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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NerYork notice hereby
gwen 10 an persons having claims against ADAM WALK
Err late the city New York liant deceased to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the snbscrber at
hg store No 33J Grand-street the city of NewYork
on or before the Thirteenth day Of January ner-Dated
Nil iawsmF. ADAM WALKER. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28

DEMOVAL.-J. G.. AMBLER, Dentist,
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has removed from No &c PARK-PLACE to Nc.
Observation-Disclosures djoining the Nsw-fork Uni
versity hii I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS, for
u EUROPE. CUBA, NICARAGUA, CALIFORNIA,
Sc-pdlspep sable Traveles-BeIDg sure protectl IN
against foreign aggression and peIson allowed to
land OF travel in Continental Europe South America or
with Issued b. J b MONIES, Notary Public. and Com
1900 n276t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28
SANFORD L. MACOdBEP,
JOSEPH SOUrHW0RTH,
HENRY J. ALLEN,

HENRY E DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel as ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28

A CARBIDE. DAVID L.. ROGERS
IA has returned TO the city of NewYork and resumed
the practice Of his profession at No. le WayerJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28
HARVEY TIMPSON, Accountant.

~ Auditor &c, Twill keep the Books Of Merchants,
and others by the month year audt the accounts oil
Public Companies and BENEVOLENT Societies; close up
Bankrupts accounts Address No. 1871 William ST. at
the Book Store Of Robert Sears, Esq. MO Inn
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Gntlerp, 4aromare, Sc.

Gmtlerp, 6aromare, Sc.
EDGE TOOLS, HARDWARE, &c,
lLrM Ooopers, Carpenters. Mlrghts, CoachmakeIs
butchers &c Coopers' Truss Hoops and Rlvets. and
complete assortment If Tools for mechanics use aiso
Builders' Hardware, &c, for sale by
CHARLES s. LITTLE, Nos 80 aud "a Fulton-st.
s2S m3FMkW
SILVER and BRASS SASHES, for
~ Store Fronts manufactured by the subscriber Also,
silver Counter Cases for jewsry other fancy stores
Show and Counter Cases VI mahogany, pine, ec, con-
RALPH L. ANDERTON.
OIL ims No i42 Grand st, near broadway
CRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL
~ LIYS Crate and Fsnder Mandatory. No. SiS
BYoeme st. three doors west Of e B0wery adjoining DIR.
Cones Church Builders and Others who about pur-
chasing would do well to call he confident that his pat
tsrns for variety and unsurpassed n3 Inn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
u sc - = - @1' y
INDIAN GH0AG0GUE.

rats invaluable medicine Was prepared rom an
4>.ar.s.s practice Of several years A bilious cll
=. s.e 5g4 is NEVER KrowN re FAIL Of curing z
~ s- -9g or any 81 lie diseases above named.
Tls eaaIerfIi operation q lie CaOiagogue ~
es e.ca-lrg bic rom Inc human system can ONLY
e.a s extsordina7v agency il. the specify ta9s
) ars psrz11s.e. Cs-re IF Fccer aitd -1gae, an
aric1s gra 3es Of Intermittent and Temlttent e.
i 5 equally etieotual n tle cure Of Liver
complaint auudca, eu.arge 81 TIE liver: also
r sereat Of the sp.-ea. called AEne cake ana
IS 9a-.eJs z ms oi billions indigestion, Ileee.
ts.ra The o.heI yaEet affections of such climates,
su-ls.- fra.n q common Htlass1at cttse. are only
rna cssjaus Cf tne same tiseease zad equally CON
.laaled bv ire yaale geglsay.
II is entirely yegaa6ie preparation, and may be
.tasea og any ore wita perfect safety 70 the most
ae.lt:7e constitution 20 repeated instances il has
bcsu ae5nlrrr5rel 73 Infants less than noarn old
e.f.s.iA9 iI0. attacks ID Fever aE3 AEie ara az
..a,s sslfa ei4re success In namber.ess instan-
ees constitute PMS greatly impaired anJ apparently
a. ass bv a lorS Teside-lcs d . 0taoOs climate
Iase bs-s entirely restored - lJs continued and e
llc.e1- sss.
lie above medicine is toc sale b. Beech s Til
iev Maeral Foiuf 7 s ausIey & Cc.. Pediars
Creee. ard DAVIS Evans . Co, Bodse'llie- 10
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

II EFAULT h1ying been made on . condition
u contained III a deed OF Trust executed b.
Andrew Huse Tor himself and wife ami F. b. Sell
heimer 70 Nathan Corw.rh. "a trust to paw and
discharge the Note OF >rlheiner and Huse. con
dItion 10 pay the sum of Three Hundred Dollars
to Niers j. ITuette. or order: dated Gaens, MarcA
31lh, 1919. with Interest ana noyv di5e and claim
ed be due and uupald.ou tie said deed Of 81 81
the sum OF Two Hundred and Twenty Dollars duf
cost. Under ~ by virtue 90 which | viii sell
Is a certain Lot in Black Jack. In the e dnty Of
Iowa aud state o. Wisconsin. and being tue san..
lot on which Seiue .aaraaj Hr!>e ia1t Quit Il Grn-
Gerry mouse and Tea-pn Alley. 81 # which wilI
more tuiiv appear hy t. eTeuca 20 said deed OF
TIusl. bearing date the aarh 81 II March : d
lS49, and recorded IN the Re isters Office Of 10
wa county, and State 81 y iscoasn on the 25tl
dav Of Nay, $40. ia Vo..sme Sd Of Mortgage
on page $50 ard 500. ] shall proceed n sell III,
pruf eTty named and ne ltiouci in the said deco
ii Trust, on Saturday die 2aja day 81 October A
D. 1851. az the Cou,C House door, IN the Town Of
Mineral Point N the county OF Iowa. and STATE
Of Wisconsl-.. Gne sale viii be ansulufe and go
exemption. Proper conveyance .sili De iH.ne
dIately executed
NATHAN CORWtTH, TRUsTEE.
June Goth. 1881. nl3-9w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
NEW STORE,
NE w GOODS,

e I'd f. So AA Y HSEE zN
AnI prices 10 Sult CuStbn,grs.
s0HF subscriber Szs inst onane4 IN the VILLAGE
~ afinersI pl...,f - ~, Ia - =
n n street Il tI,s -r,,e frrrsTI, e,r,.,;eI -.
Tregaskis & Bros, large and wen selected as
soHtment OF -
FALL X v IL LEX GOGDS,
which have been nsrtbased with q ra-.ic,,l.r
gard to the wants Of this marker, and selected
49, 49, sFsTs care "l4 regard 10 beauty and dura-
10, I e SsocA % Glotls' ss'h as
Y = = ! L = l
S...;.-.- T., 80, llit 4eail.iss'
- - a-,' nc nc 'icie-
e '1s'liis i'iieis' etc etc etc
be.rI r &c. y = e gooa I liol
prices unusually low
They can accommodate the ladies' with almost
ar quality or ccicE CT
alpaeeas, Lawns Delanes,
Musllnss Nuls Jackonetts,
Aierinoes, baces, Linens &c,
winch cannot ta.i to please the most scruunizing
eye also, ing ISL. rencn, and American prints,
1insAanls, D.earaec md unbieached Domestics,
Drilling, Cotton Si.kslnd Linen Handkerchiels,
( lsian linen kIri'ctsa eAks. Horsteds- Canton
fiahnels. apes, braid, Needles, Pms, Ihl mDles,
SCISSORS Hoes &c * together with ali the va
Li7ieS Oh al 'A@- may oe needed Tor Inc com
iofi Of me body or 20 s'iease the fancy. tie will
sell "'as yards q ted .'ut calico, 'eagra0ted fast
e9a9,s i01 oae dohar, sJ&1 other goods OF superior
quaint equally low
ihs3 nave also =. unuslz .iy large stock OF
BOOTS. & SHOES:
co.,r,-s;vy an -be - -;a+;as ri ,,,.ns .,d -,
-. "a 1;0a r. .o,-sns o.,
49, - NJ. .:,-s "a u -' o
49,, 4 C,Trn
on DI~o : AoLLFFE hS:
Children shoes Of yafious sizes, colors and quail
lies. Iueiy stock 5fboots and shoes are Of every
1udtv from those ST I'd Tor the mud and water ri
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
liza Attachment.


'oaN 10" C"eu'I Hou''' Io"'
~oIH'y' "i71o''7iii'
- a. }
i.1''o ,5-
&c va ~ "a a. 90 -NGA"s.' a \, 81
- -. ~ '5s',o gu, o. 'He s1lG
'.l' 80 y a. % '''
-, o.,'' - i,,' Vo o 'I7 sun
O.foEsr tern ,r ti-o III -, - 80 r.,.,
noepcin, on fse t5lrl Nod, oC sand month Of
October vbj,.b yvri- has hpa1 RETURNED ser, Fl hs
isvvirg ON the FOLLOWING rror.rt,, nj The s,iJ
y p.,rris fo.,vit. Tor nos i've and aleyen in
block fortv-ore. in that mart OF Mineral Point
which Is laid out on the Southwest quarter OF
section nirty one, t1l) township number fiee. o.
north OF range no taree % eesr n the county oi
Iowa. State OF Wisconsin. Also the south east
quarter OF lac south wess quarter OF sec seven
- loNnsn'F no we've 90 oofih oil range no.
zen y east me so-.. Is! 3''a l zero, o. l-'e -oi
e'e, f''' ~ ,~'i 80 ~ ",
sa-t -, -. ~ -
-, - -, -, go
-. tLe,r-tt - - -. af 80, -.
-. 60 .,ct;o, - go, * :, 80
sim IT,, nor norm r. range NO seven r.
ast the east half Of the 1orri, west quarter and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

Iowa Cor,ss. - a,.aaosA II PAHrsu
4 NA>A CoB3 has 6ied in Tue County Court
= \ rs Ira.son praying Administration upou
tne Estate Il .AsBEosk II. PARIsa late Is. Iowa
County Gacea-.l
Notice is ue-by gwen that f.uel bearing vii
- usa uplu sad retsrien al PROBATE Term ol
.at Count. Eoar- uexJ 10 De holden at the Probate
u.ice Is said gouurv On the 23d day or 0ctobe,
Instant. 1saea and where any person interested
NAV appear snd oppose the same.
PARLEY EATON, Cou,st'i Judge
nl-o} October 2ud ssh n .,e Z w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
I III T.
Protection Insurance Office.

O. R4P7I7 ORD, CONNECTICUT,
has dome business in the southern & western
portions 81 lle ccputfy for
TW r NJ & SIX AIRS.
and is conf .rs!v believed 10 present very
superior Inducements fer Insurance, second
indeed 10 ne o5Iee IN the United State.
Poiices Issasad by
SAN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Mineral Paiut Oct. I, 1851. Ina n50
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
A T T en- ITO Nj

Soldiers Of the Bhlrh H1lrd. AMI last
WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN !
T30NGRESS having passed the Bill granting
- Bounty LANns 10 persons Wn1 seryed 10
the above named Wars the Undersigned will attend
10 procuring Warrant, rom Washington Tor per
sons entitled thereto Our connection with a
prompt and responsible Agency al Washington
VIII insure the preatest de@pdych in procuring
warrants Tor parties interested Newlll purchase
the claims OF those v 10 are DESTROYS Of 5spOsns
Of the same
WASHBCRNE 4 WOODNAE.
Mineral Point. tlrt IL ->aL LEltf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

w. ma - ~ 80 ~ NJ ~ - ~ 4--
l. Dae ras-z .EENsU,l az tie FIRST
STATE FAIR DE- WIsC0- sly.
aeld az Jaussy.ilt. and also al tae aIa'e talr Of
TEE STATE 0F NEW YORK. AND TIE
GREAT FslE or TIE AMERICA y INSTITUTE,
Eel1 ID, tie CIR 81 New York
IL is trtfraafst the 0sst and cheapest Soa prep
araroa al .se- .or lFasbar, Iaftotg, { e Guns
Peuesa '}o .soei Pu,t.1 u ais, Some SC0S
ir.a i,a.l.ae, &c So
Ii ass received oersacates froTr Drs CsILfoS
%. New 1orn aed BooTH OF Pnussle phJa two q
the mosrd,s-u Etished Chemists 10 me Union, tns
t CONTAINS 80 Ingredient Injurious 70 the mos
delicate ta1rir a.so certificates tfom some Of the
mrs. urn u ifsS and o,Her states az % 5 washing
Pro5esIes foI ~ caearness owes all oJ4er SOAP :
whica tLey ete. used. See bill accom- 4uy!u4
each QacNa@@
Naaetac's 5e,l and soj5 Il wholesale BY the sub
scrlhsr At No. y : last Water street. Ai..vsriAee
II wlem api 4catiors. (nost PAID for county and
town n-h.~ 81 ais Sta,e must tn made.
81 sa H. d. LAID
T. Sff Is Mineral p ont. ~ r rEE CH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
SuLRIE,E".S SIZE.
County Court, Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Simon JamrOu,
- s.

Nose u Strong, \
By vrtHa ID "a writ OF fera facias, issued
aul I'd Ih- o6lce OF the clerk of the CoUuA
CourT, IL ans Tor She county ct Iowa. Safe OF
" iscon>iu % the above entitled cause ard L.
lne directed aud deliver q against ne goods
ARD chatiteS lands and tenemrnts OF the uafa
"a drteudaur, have tins day levied upon aud
seized the following descrIb' real estate. a.
= e properly Of the above named defendant.
viz: /. + 0umhe- one. tWO. three. four.
five aud siE. IN block number tweuiy-nine.
aud lots number one, two. three, four five,
>jX. seven, elcht. line and fen. in block num-
Der thirty, 81 thar part 81 the town If AIser
al Point Which Is known a. Strong, Dotv.
Onedl AMI Burrett's addition TO >aii town
81 MINERAL POINT. with the appurIenanves
theTeunto belonging, situate and being ii the
coansy OF Iowa. and State Of Wisconsin, and
shall expose 70 public seudue 10 the highest
bidder tu.' re D. all the right title and inter
est Of tie above named defendant. had ID and
n the sllt rPai estate. on The :, day 81 Feb
r'iHrv, 4. H. 1881. or ~ auy t,nes since. q.
t-e front .aar % tae Court Hou~e ln t7e town
81 NiineIal Point. en- Saturday the 22i 6uv Of
\ovenber next. between the hours Of zen
n'e.oek. s. II and tour o'ciocS. =. y. ii
-iid asf. 90 satisfy Ssl6 vrfrend costs
RICHARD : VIVIAN. Sbesif.
-fiI Dftc,-, Mineral r.. p-i :. 1851
N,-' a'r. 4 Wua .u5e ASS -. III. n ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
Farms for Sale,

EEs5 The subscriber offers ior sale two farms
.''zzF4 one Is situated between Dodgrvij.e anl
A--4AA Blue Mounds. contains 2SU acres $50 @
e"hicn Is under cultivation, we'll wa,ersd soo,
timber and has Ca j; a good trar,e Moose AM
Barn. also a good Rearin. Orchard Also on,
near DodgeEile Of 50 acres, all IA cultivation -
Two good Dwelling Houses and convenient oul
buildings and water. The above farms will b,
sold cheap. For farther iIIoralatio enquire OF
". Z. ROWE
8ugt St 9th, 1881 42tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
EsHaEEslNA
10 W \ COUNTY WIS.

GEI-LAS DAVN%
As removed his Watch and Jesyelrv score
tn to the room formerly occupied nv + Pr,re
as Iallors shop. (ueariv opposite Beech * TIL
ley Store.) on High street. where he nav al al
times be found ready 10 do any Nor., IN AIS line o.
business
Mineral Point April Ist. 1851 r.3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
w ineS and i.iQHorS.

- HAVE on hand and viii sell al reduced pr
8 casks Ia Rochelle Brandy 4'h proof Pale.
casks O. D. * Co, do do pale & dark
3 / casks do do DO 30
J casks 4 Siguett, do do DO
10 Z casks D1mon do lst < I'd 6o
casks Port Wine,
3 casks Madeira do,
Holland Gin, 81. CToiy Rum and good supply
# Domestic Liquors Am. Gin. n. Y Brat,iy &c.
GEO ". CODD
June %. 1881
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

~ quantity OF Improved and uuplpro,c,
Nh LAND in the neiqaoorhood ol Traaklln.
Wis for Sale OIL reasonable terms by
A. COBB .71eat
for the purchase aid sale OF real Estate. pay.
ing taxes examining titles DC.
Fran Slin. Wis >e;t 2G. 1870 - u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
sd. SEary's AcadeEb, J.

BROADWAY, GALEyA, ILLINOIS
Sg INSTITUTION Tor Young Ladies under the
SA direction Of the Sisters of Mercy, VIII re
sumo its scholastic duties on the : st irst. Iai>
Institution IS situated ia healthy and salubrous
part OF the city, af5riing the pupdsesery facility
Tor The enjoyment Of those invIgorating exercises
SO essential 10 heaI1h. The culture OF the youth
ul min4, and Tie training Of the heart to virtue
beng the important duties intrus,ed 10 the Sis
ters OF Mercy no pans viii he spared 70 in
struct their pupils IN those branches which con
s,ituie a solid and refined education Every al
1ention viii be paid 70 the physical wants auo
comforts OF the pupils
Terms. per annou-board and tuition,
including bed ari bedding, washing
and nendinS $40
Halt board and tuition, 60 o.
Tuition, Is o.
Music per anrum on the Piano . o.
Guitar, 20 o.
Drawing and painting. % 10
The French language forms no extra charge
Shell work Wax work. japanning Artificial
Flowers. and every variety ofpl4in and ornamen
ta needle work.
GoF further particulars apply 70 Rev B McGor
rl>k X. Pastor Of II Michael church, Bench s.
or 10 the Direcrress o. tae Academy.
II. TERESA RILEY.
August, u, 1881. Imn4s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
ARE YOU INSUREDa

41e yo1t Insured ia q Responsible Office
The sea son Of the year has arrived when
every pFutsnt iaan viii see that his Guiding
au5 taeir contents are insured III a responsible
otlce.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
E}iAs0isssEOfs OE
go TkE g.

ALL persons indebted To tine late firm of Beech
aud 1lley are requested TO call Immediately a.
tae store offhe 81 bscube- and settle the same. or
smear accounts VIII be ieiJ with an Attorney Tor
collection. { BEECH
Mineral Point, sept sd 1881. no AZ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
$40 4 Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

10 H,e-sei.- sl ne scroff s-'-i - --SHs 80
-,l,,s f-s .rI a-rt % f.sF~~ss4 eaffa'fsnn ~ go
100, l., -frs~ d. s.s-r.r.- % e4s'as'ss ca
and q aist - sa-.ss lsssi sTltf-9i - 80
tsr y-7--r. sss-riv ssszy~euE al ofllcr ilntf =
- ,,s-rt Jar tfs core - rest wounds. tails o az
- ~ -lr-4s a1-l-,-. trac.t1 ic-is- kistsis y ~
I'M, Ill XVII tslsis SpsgIIls, 49, -sneys 4iAs, ~
~ -,.r -..t4.,,e-=. sand Cre-sF fosn ssefe1 49,
s--e-fs- - Cress,.- Mana .na Horrs bsfsrf e
~ f5rg9br Fl-a=r sif E-lvrc si Ct 81"
r, .. q arsf 1aess. ffe ssf. csacs- tx ss-.-f
, r.I--n svrTs g-sI - ftie hoy aud l-a@ ps~s1-
.,.z.s-, r-.-l7 IT 10 o. oss - eiacsz--
F,,, OK - stsasg-s u - sossr., Leo 81 tkel. ~
-- E-.aes kE..s.r 81 'snsgfit7f = i-- ~ :.
s $500 a.Tsi a-,-.is- -. Iiss, G elsIt etr
~ -i-r ..ssr..s. .,ts-- ~ .sEs' = mary -
- $500. t.5--trs- e : assc ss's Ia r, = :
-ssl- ~ t'az.= sad Cod @A-'i stiat-e - -''e'
7.er .-e. us1e- 5,s,s. ans 4ls,-ss csTs. Z re q
rrc .ls.l- 5s45s--s4- ,s 4, --s,,. =. :,
- 2 sTs3Ax
t=--~s Eeg- e - --'--'. -
e,.4 r. Fs5i hoo ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
IRON & STEEL :
GROCERIES:

= p a =
Gfun-powder Imperial Young Hyson and black rs
y o. clarified crushed. pul, eF zed and loaf Sugars
SuSal House and New Orleans MolaSseS
Rio ard jaya Coffee. Dried Apples and Peaches,
Coarse, tsue and Table Salt Currants, Raisns
Rice Saleretus, Flour, Pork, Fish end vinegar.
"a ound and Gram Pepper, Atlspice and Cloves.
round Mustard, Ground and Ungr0und CHINA
mon, Pearl Starch Ginger Bar soap Mould Dip.
STA lnd Sperm Candles Chewing and Smoking
Ton go. PiPes Snuff. Matches and Lamp OIL.
Cou1 ter. Go : Grub Painters Hair. Tooth and
shoe grlsnes. HroonlS Bed Cords Clothes Lines
ma ri IS Rope ct all sizes. AIanella and Hemp.
Backet- ~ ashboards. " OGDEN Boxes and Bowls
Axe hel, Mop sticks. door and table mats dc
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Carpets. OIL ,iiora Table and Floor Spreads Car
per and RubbT Travelling Bags, Trunks Curtain
aud Wall Paper. Cotton arm. Combs Of all kinds
and sizes. shot alackinc, Wooden Yarn Bucask in
Gloves and llifteus, Wood Saws. Nufuases Mad
der Ind 90 Cote BATTING Nuiis. Canton Flannel
Pins Needles. r. 2es, Hooks and Ewes, Jewsharp
Shoe strings, and Mindless Ropes.
MIRR ORS,
OF various sizes and qualities, warranted 70 cast
reflections suited 10 tire taste Of customers.
WIND Q " GLASS
OF every size wanted this market.
Mineral Point. 0ciOi er 1851 n 50 4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
BE HIS 9 OLUMN ! /!

BEEC HIS Q OLUMN |
FAIL IMPO RTATIoN
1851. -. 1851.
CURTIS beech,
A I ais well known CHEAP SToRE. on High ST.
"A has just received an unusually large and well
selected stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
a few articles Of which are enumerated below.
ID r Y GOOD S:
Black, Brown, Blue and Green Broad Cloths Plain
and Striped Sa;tinetts OF various rolors Plan and
Fancy Caszimeres. a great variety, Sleeps Gray,
Pulled Cloths kentucaey Jeans, Beached and
Brown SneeJlngs, OF all widths, Beacned and IN
bieached ShlTtIHgs. Checked Striped and Figu-
red Shirtings. White. Red, Yellow. Orange
and Printed Flannels High Colored French
and English Aleriuoes. Plain and Figu-
red Alpacas OF all colors, VI De Lai-
mes great variety Of coiOrs and
qualities, BombazHes. Grapes and
Cotton Mourning Goods Rich
Brocade, and Plain Silks,
SllS Figures. velvet, Cot
ton and silk Trimming,
Norsted Stutfs for
Childrens Ware,
Six, Worsted,
Cashmere and
Bay State
Shawls,
Mems
and
Women'f and ChildreRs, Hoosiery.
KID
Silk
Cashmere
ard Woien
Shawis Nee
dIe-workd Cuffs
and Collars Laces
EdgiDgs, Cordings <
Bobbns. Swiss Plain.
faconet Mulls and Mus
Inns, Irish Linnens S Lawns.
I,cn, Bonnet Belt and other
Ribbons Heavy Comforts, wrist
lets, Tickings Table LINEN Diaper
Bel Spreads and Coverhds Cotton
Linaen and Silk Handkerchieis, Win
dow Curtains Iipets, and in 81 pit every
thing Ia the line OF Dry Goods tt At can be
found m any other store In Mineral Point, OF
IN any other place in rhe Mining Distr. q, or nee
Del by customers generally.
CROCK zil}5Y AND 6}1lA3 sly q So
Soup and Preserve Plates and Dishes
Jars IunIbleTs, CasToTs ~ Moiasses pitchers
Plates OF all kinds and sizes
Cups and oaucers. OF different Patterns
Bowls Pitchers. Mugs, salt Dishes
Sugar Bowls. Tea Pots Crealrlers.
Wash Bowls and Pitchers
Glass Condlesticas AMI Lamps. &c &c &c
G L Q 7 HIN G
Cloth, Satine,t and Cashmere Pants
Cloth, sack. Fr5c.1 and Dress Coats
Different kinds and coiors of Over Coats,
SILK NoTsted Cloth and Satin Tests
Flannel. Drawers, Under and Over Starts
White Cotton, LINEN Bosom and Calico SHIRTS
Together with general assortment OF Crayats,
uandSerchiels, >uspenders &c. 9c
II Eaz II II ES1r n xx Ez--a
Carpenters Tools OF all kinds Horse Shoe nails.
Cut and wrought nails OF all kinds Door knobs
Locks and Latches. Butts and Screws, Files and
6asps, Axes, Saws, Hatches Ham ners and Shov-
els Cupboard rruak Chest and Desk Locks,
Knives and Forks, Tea and Table spoons, Scissors
and Shears a great variety Iron and Brass Can
dlesticks and Snuti5rs, Razors and Razor Straps.
Butcher Carving and >hce Knives Pocket and
en- HALVES, great yerity Coffee Mills, Curry
/ Combs Brass head ard Iron shoves aud longs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
EEAIINn VTETUE5.

Il flel. auieuucated here vth a. al over ~
t7-s a-.f Indeed tht Whole western ssies, uts Htcs"'
Nticf.cs have obtained wide sprr'd celebrity a"i r.
DURATION. sirh they justly cutiieG B. iief -e@f~s
srre' aud sover-- We aTe 5foi a9ns ti-'se 'so 70
lfcue 30 endorse tefy YatcIt hlIatgg '-f cur4 a''.
n, siciaycc oar fraof~rfneul nhti
set.e tsrn sue uiAe Assurance 1olhy sur,, no Vs
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

50 dozen long handled shovelz: 500 assorted cast
stee' Guns and pistols, Pc WIDER TASKS; SHOT pouch
Is. 81 Also. large stock ofshef ware adapted
TO tie use OF Carpenters, agon makers, and tor
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-08

cy in relation TO tho Compromise; others repq-
di.te the Compromise from beginning to end,
and lose no opportunity o. recording the fact
that "Ro convention of the Democracy Of any
Southern State has expressed approval" ofthst
series of measures Both, however, are now
laboring 10 restore harmony to the Democratic
party, and by and by, we dare say, we shall be
told that the effort has been successful-that
old differences have been iorgotten-and that
henceforward they are to fight together as
zealously as of old. But it is clear that so
strange a jumbling together of heterogeneous
materials has no similItudc TO real harmony
and can possess nothing like lasting cohesion.
The absurdty of the whole affair becomes
still more palpable when we take into account
the means and appliances that have been
brought to bear to produce harmony in the
same party in the Northern States We have
been accustomed to Imagine that the coalitions
between Democrats and Free soileIs, that are
all the fashion now a-days in Massachusetts
and elsewhere, would remain without a plral-
lei; but we We're mistaken. They are to have an
exact set-Oif in The South. The ''united De
mOcTacy" will then be composed of Free
sellers and fre-esters IN about equal parts, with
as many OF the old Democratic adherents as
ATE not ashamed TO march through Coventry
with such companions.