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DEATH is SILENT.


Ia the city, while men are hrlwling in ia,
crowded streets, death is entering the secret,
chambcr',aud friends sit pallid by the couch
es Of the brcathlcss or love is drinking IN
the sigh which bears the soul TO Heaven
Death Is silent those whose every look spoke
10 us in life, pass from our sigh, as tho shad.
ow from the dial aud the music Of their words
Income sad echoes in Tho distance Of our
memory. Death Is silent Living hatred
thundcrs in c strife Of war, but when the
con'cst is over, Death, grim and speeches,
ia moulrh Of the field, Death is silent
Tempest Shrek madly upon the ocean, aud
many are they who sink with this requiem
in,o ,hoir &thon.lcss grave; but no sound
Comes back 10 tell OF those who pcrislel--
Death is silent; yet not 80 entirely; Silent
1t IL to the ear, but not always to the heart
our brethren arc still bound 10 us. and thouai,
dead, they have not ccnsed,lo bo. Thorc is
much 10 bee felt and learned where they rest
Humility has instruction from the proud
mans monument, aud contcntcd lesson from
the vanity that oyerlies his CLAY There is
.sshas ga tire s.sit,sse svlreryEa the 'sFFsffg
sleeps there ismutc eloquencc on his inlet
tered grave. There is beauty In the poor
mana cpiiaphin9cribed honestly by affection;
there is subNmity in the rude sculpture OF
the peasants tomb, when it is tie effort to
'ymboiilc m immortal faith. And it is such
faith that takes terror from the power ofacath
and despair fran tho 2ilcnen-ac- iho-aEapa----
There is that in us, which is not all clay
That which belongs to earth, must 20 to the
oarlh but when earth claims and gets back
its atoms, God gathers up and oalls homo his
Epirit..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-08

= lNT''1 Y TlTIN W'NOTT InIIT IT
TIN WARE, COPPER PUMPS. SHEET
ZINC, STOTE PLpE, hollow
ware, Sc.
The past experience Of the subscriber IN the
Foundry business hrs enabled him tn make choice
vrirytu' ~ St0vcE, Which he oGcr, to thc public At
a 'a'r price for cash or approved credit.
l0r hnALAlil,E In Llc hhnNn l!lH F@f'ect-
mlly Invited 70 call and judge for Yourselves
... G. X. PIERCE.
St John~hurv Plain 1880 69i, Fcb.22
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-08
Musical instruments.

TIVE, SUBS ORDER
HAS for sale ut his residence, St. Johnshnry
N Centre pRESCOTTS PATENT
aEOLIANS, SERApUINES, REED OR
CANS aud NiELODIANS.
JEFFERSON BUTLFR.
Sept 1850 es5yi-
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CIRCULAR saw MILLS.

A LATHAM & Co. are agents Tor Pages Pax
N. tent Circular Saw Mills, for Vermont anu
AoN- Hampshire,
june 20. 1850. 67itf
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com! STARCH.

A NJ Nv and highly approved article for puddinrs.
- p'o', eus,srls, Bllnc-Mhnse, &c. Also ROB.
vr.dt aad Others, flr snlo 81:
.,,, RMGEAMs nRrG STORE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-08
Sheriff S Sale !!

VIAkEN by virtun Of IN Execution and VIII he
4 sold NJ Public Auction on tho sth day Of Fehrrl-
airy, A. u, 1861, a ono o'clock IN the afternoon NJ
LindorG Morris sash aud Door Shop. in st. Johns
bury, ono Saw bench ono Crimping Machine Que
Setting up Works. Two Circular Saws and Arhors
Lot BeltinF;one Boring Machine; one Work bench
JAMES HARRIS, Dept Sheriff
50, Johushury, Jan, 20, 1891. 7O6W2
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CONSUMPTION.
a DYING Woman Cured I

we stEfu this pfOtc thu bisc ~ he when
his nALSAM is used er'n AFTER the p"t-ru X cotrsd
~ physician and friends TO be In the lat snys ~ dcut
-HCtuHly driHr aud. in this far gone ia' nhs
sIdd aud biuiai e0thef boulht For the Aafiiat
ifr' Of this rnt ihc respectable aud EHGoHbi prouf
PAMPHLETS -
1hi. Curs cfleotrr+-on Mrs 2lRA DYKENAN ~
Ra'ii Sd SfrdiagG 90 " We can prove w Ont
duhf many ,lhfs dirsDsi equally hop IS. and fFHG
'1rrabr cesc.uf Coughs md 1siaiuiop. CURED whi,l
were pronounced inflfrabs by sktful pkgsiciaas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-08
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CoNsUMPTIoNs

ed by Iil.p & CurLrn, of Ro,ton,
has become the most popular medicine ever pat
forth for the cure of GJg0Ls, OH ant G,Hsmapiit.
ThAt-t j. worthy OF its high reputation h made suf-
6ccnty evident by the immousity Of ts annual
sales. McSsu, Reed & Cutler nrc above qunckery,
depending alone upon the intrinsic virtues Of their
medicinal preparations Cor their disposal. llumbuE
IS 20 plentiful that IL gives rial pleasure 90 offer
the trilng aud nTtuiious tribute of our rccommcn-
dalton 20 q medicine we know To- Ice Of real merit.
An eminent physician writes us-"I have for
some time phs, been IN the habit OF prescribing tho
Ncceiablc pulmnnAry BAlsam for lLuIl l..y.,-l.
ma, plcurisy, splitting Of blood, AMI coughs or pull
monnry affections Of every kind; and Sith CONT
hence rvctuuruyt II ms superior 10 hly u,hcr
preparation used Cor the above complaints
Nov |. 1sS0.-Ncw CertHcu'cs, Ia almost any
extent might he added II deemed necessary; hut
the proprit.ors feel that the article has become 50
universally we'll known, and it, virtues so Rcnouy.
acknowledged by physicians and others, ~ "a make
itunncccesnryto ocrat this time further proof OF the
merits OF this highly popular article.
a. BEWARE oF CouNTEnFErrs ANn TMfrA-
TIoNs, such,us Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam, American Pulmonary Balsam, and others, in
part bearing the name! Enquire for the article bv
its whole name, the "NEGErNRLE PUiMoNAUY
HhisAsf,n ard Tint has tho written signature
blue Wrappers. Each bottle and seal Is stamped
"Ncgctablc Pulmonary Balsam."
Prepared By REED s CUTLER, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers IN Medicines, Paints, Chemicals
and Dye Sutls 80 India Street, Boston, and sold by
Druggists, Apethecnrics, nd-Counry Merchants
generally For particulars and recommendation,
SEQ n pamphlet accompanying each botile,-Price
80 cents. For sale in ST. Johnsbury by j, C. BlNG-
HAM. 6o6m6
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

GtARS leave Boston from the Fitchburg Railroad
" Depot, by way Of Groion Junction, fitchburg,
hseiie, itsiss,ss- sf,, Nl4aaF. NJ 80 NJ aud M.
rive Ut Wells River az $40, and az burlington al a..
40 - n.
Cars leave Boston Tor Charleston, Carcmont AMI
Windsor NJ 7,8o and II 4 ~ and arrive az WinJsoF
~ 10 and 63O = 81.
Cara leave Wells River at $50 and burlington At
ESQ n, aud by way al Windsor arrive Ia Boston at
GrM
Cars leave wmisor At 7,ij and 1910, nnd arrive
in Hns'op q and . T. -.
New ORR passengers connect nj Groton juno.
-g.,,,f- "
Stage leave Well. River on arrival 81 can from
Boston, for st. JohusbuU, Stansiead, Derby Line,
&c, Sc.
Stage leave Burlington each morning SUNDAYS
eNcrptcdl Tor Montreal, SC. &c.
Ernight Iulins lolNc aud nrliye nj lnsinn dnllY.-
tdYk, Trans i1r purisls en,h T,sgkA
THOMAS ). WILLIAMS,
Supr sullivan Railroad
ChrhSf,1ci. " H.. L,h. j, 1850. ObsY
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CANCHRoUS aCRoFULA.

NJ y llNEir of Rose, Oneia Co, n Y, who Wa
I ~ 81 hrrut Va lal siVuru o. Tho frft related below
RurHrnr CpuHr iHthn CIV ~ NfN iaFk
ihe VA " Hsssbsf iHt3 unduf tho following cifcuiu
tsnrca
person ,n ~ on Of Nee Ya,t hsi manahemr,i ani
rrniei tnHfHf aftfle ~ mol elmo, ealing N NaAHf'F
lspiss Ntpi,ist iu tsnrfaH ~ ~ yssaas sofias Hn
wgs Tfat tsi ~ pbaa dauasoa M hc supreme tuff "
me Guy ~ Nrw NuIA AMI Toe rgffFsi ~ ~ tpuFf
Rffsfss a. lake The testimony The defendant drsd
auiglfbA disags' hht Tho ffupuriurs Of hmnrs Mel
IclVr hal u Cffff published ~ rffs,
md tus hai committed Jasi The puht ali, hrrufnrr,
not entitled 10 damages TIE rasa ~ NJ Hiatts
selected hsisH fis ami liasktns - Niaf
frsAr "a ur fA.ts A. puhis-d, and A. tvfsaT hiuHt
ntss susrAisLu ~ eH'lHaiaa,
NJ UAskiH ~, an -s tuaisi ~ah Hfsitf FsrfHf
*sfT-~t--Hss~ r-t - ~ sfTt
Isr t.f 90 fsf I we ss1 H rrfrft Nrtff IFI fI
Hfl 'se 'Ht #f Hfrali - uFlsfr 80 900 90 y 'Ha
fHIHf.. ItHt fII ~ fs fHI4r
tsi tasa u.lHsi bs iar tore ti HHt tsFs u laHi
g. sHHi HH' ffHTn
- rfr 600 H.I H tIst |' ta sHri Hr HfNI a. rfft
on tt 1000 t.sa asfi H 90 "t N Nfr r1 sH tfsf 80
-s,'s w u.s 60 f Hsa sHssf q.ffL ~ itr
fs lffH ~.r Al 81 rsfrs fHiH 20 Hi |iHH D.
NHasl rH H.ff rfi.Irf ifln fiiff iH Hf
s~ sl.f t ssfra BE. iHs F li s.s'f HHFf ID. 90 etc.
Hrd FfHH.f lHtsfL fna. I f.r hII|H asal ffffa
Beet 'as Ftrsf i"Hri rHaI at W DO A. 90
zoos rfis t.t rf fu fHs 10 sr. u.F H' ftf tHfrrt
90 nHH.si HfHt IHf raf t f1 aHf e. Dc
tHssi.,F f ris-I islnsi. 70 % c-fr -Hsfg .t s ha
ssaT t.ssf HsfI ann sI. aatsa tuTtrf
CuNf snf rrsf go HHf 4aa A- 80 t44i q ~ 44el
LffN NEE P,fN ~ JtWriftt.rF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-08
Butler, Keith & Hill,
Hardware, Table Cutlery, &c.

hardware, aDic cutlery. &c.
AANuFACTuRrHs 90
Sheet Lead and Patent Lead Pipe,
A M Dealers ia Pig Lead; Bancn Tin; Sheet
~ Zinc; Copper, Iron, and Chain Pumps; Cut
and Wrought Mills; Anca's Shovcls; BrAss Ket-
ties; Copper Boilers; ANe7i Wool Twine, Sc. &c,
es---el9 STATE STREET.
BOSTON, MASS.
October. %, t'sn --,.-- ep2ms
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NNffh " tfiNHNt n
$685..
WOsoO.
LI,RAINs Ienye Brattlchorn, at 10 ~ and


V'RAINS leave Brattlcboro' at 20 4 " and .
u q. ~.
Passenger by the tint Train leaving Wells Riv-
er rcuch Bmtucboro iu season Tor tho o rM Train
Springfield M . 80 q ~, and proceed then by tho.
fNTNiNo ENrHrhh over the Hartford and New Hpt
en- and New York and New Haven Railroads, afriy-
la the city ~ II
fns~nfcn leaving Bmttloboro hv tha(T ~ "
Train reach Springfield al 10 30 4 N, and reach ~
York about I rM,
Tho above will Doe found q CIfrAr, QUICK and
cpNrorr AntT nnurr from nll purts ~ Vermont and
Western New llampthire-lFtyinF H. trtvrirr 70
complete L0ad hoags and avoiding entirely the dan.
ger Of the Sound. KfTuRxiNG, Passenror can
leave New York by The II 1min OF the New
York nnd'New haven Hhlrond and reach Brattc-
boru the SANG evening, and reach Montpelier OF
Wellf River The next day at 80 ~. Those leay-
ng New[iork hN thc a. rM Train lodge either ~
HmtIfd, Spungds-d OF Northampton, and reach
Wells River next day NJ A L NJ
= FuHsrugrrs arriving NJ Springfield bv the nf.t
Train from hwiileboro reach Providence, Albany,
Troy, or Wt.i.l-!!,the snme evening, aud Buffalo
the next day ht PSI.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. G. Il, l.. Il.
Northampton, Mays 1850. G6siNf
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Nhlch shoe ihsi q BIT II nrunt's Further, viii ssi
gpm Twelve % sixteen nAt. lao. t..H ls..l.a ~
-H'sii Trfff7 am n frft1V fr4i H1lF i tsftl
uu rlHFFtss tnt iirstse fo daily farlf t1ssF0f
shfsHpHuHt tUHu fH4NEa that OHt buiu uf Ats fuats
ui asfsapaI|Ia
Thr alofa comparison inas yui show hn greet az
ffffHff he rfIHf NHisp.i aaaifA fiufF Of hHtHTa
pt#tFtfs srt stHHtrksuts TITUS vfii appfaI ~
Yhgsi-s VI cufrs ln Nfsafs ris'f,ifff shoFnF thsf
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PURIFYING EXTRACT

Hsa Dai ~ q, QUAINT HOTTIES, AMI = ~ uH
saur sffH slffagh anl cleffF i.ai ln n iHs4 billie
Tic ge'f 'sHss,,fgof tns rpHFirs uyof hattaF4siLl
sod Ell uhrf suulaE pei giuss, inag W b
understood from tho uiiuslnf furs tfsfT-becautn
20 ssip Processes yfsgs " ~ medication do fpa
fsttheE ~
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~, Oao Tablcspoopfal, ~. a,a q nv

''fF hH' iA'l'HP"""lHlt WV 100 ~
hW n ~ M IkfTrt m NffaFnTfif, flf fu fnnsn
HirufH slnelft4 10 tnfgf tafNfsl uslnE mech
syeHhrurd .ul rrducsd uiu puaf ~ haWaparlia Ias
20 Ln 1--we, Thrrf, 90 More IlhsYslgfs's -IHEttr
fnlH Nl.. fnu nfFt o. have HaF se1l rfH|f Hni
Llf'e lf NaIsapafl. aiy huIis nfit lsur UasfEfl
therefore flaHI silnnlf u daff, aui asasg
lHe. a. b d tlI d u 4
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sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock,

hr FtuiFFtss rfGsriss ~ ~hch greatly spfrHuH 10
ff-fVsW4a, tuI Fr fesf camppplri Fl4 So slfsf
ia tfisu itf ftwftl nHd htsHffrHf. nlrV uabn ttlf
ri4fis mot frf ftiH snt afiiFs Furinor Of the bleed
&" ~ 's,fh d. iun s h's' ihai 20 have osTg a'"ei
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02
MAR RAG
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.

- - - - - --4~N - - ~--s----- - -
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!
MANy and uarv svife eH.Iures years Of bodily
suffering and of ss.-gel anguish psfrete and help
iess en5ittcriDg her ii'e, that Of her usband and
a2zsrding the future welfare Of her children arising
from causes which, II sEore, would have spared tie
suffering, rhe ANGUISH to the wife, and the huH-
band embarrassls5uts and recuuary difficulties hav-
ing their origin ia The mind being eigi.ed down and
harassed ia conaea o. tie sickness Of the com
panion of his bosom.
How important that the causes should be known
to every wife to every husband, that the dreadful
aud narrowing Cof-es aenccs % tle health and hap.
Jiness Of both may 3 avoided! Life Is short and
health too precious admit any portion Of tie one
Be spent without he fun enjoyment Of the other.
The timely posse.si.5i Of lirte Horh entitled as
fovs has been tae lleans Of saving J-= health and
llo l.e ct thousands SIS over
TWO HUkCREO TIL USAND
copies have been sofa since Che FIRST edition was IS
sued.
The author has haen induced 10 advertise it by
he urgent and Frez-.f request Of tlose who have
been indebted TO its tuhlcon for ali thsy hold dear
that an may haze opportunity Of obtnng III, and
Who have favored l.sa vita thousands Of letters Of
enconliuio sons oI which are annexed to the adver-
tseneus.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02
THE MARRIED WO MANS
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR. a. NJ MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR CIR DISEASES or " OMEN.

2reat.eta EJa.oa. Ismc, n go. Pr5cc, $40
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

FH(oR every man, woman aad child in the
- country who need kiE1io sUityouall, say
IUltords Auti-B.lioIs pills
Eahnstocks do
DR.. Elmore's Improved Bilious DO
Jew Darids Honey Coated do.
Oriental or Sovereign Balm DO.
Lees Bilious do.
Graefenberg do
Mofat's Pills & Biters.
Sappineton Ague Pills,
DR.. Bruces do,
Dr. Braudreth's Pills,
Rev. O. HIbard do,
Dr.. Angles Candy Co1te5 10.
Herrick's Sugar Coated DO.
and lots OF other kinds, which Won can get by
-aing at the Mineral Point Drug Store, neslrv
opposite Beech store.
NJ. IS. Il. \. PCLFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02
/ S0O.lmpOaTI'AfT 800.

Or Hi undersigned in anticipation Of large
IL Fall and ltia-er Trade. spent some lime IN
the city OF Boston ia examining before making
his purchases. and ii ter prizes and large and
well selected stock Of Goods viii insure success.
he is satisfied his expectations viii be realized
Ii a long and intimate acquaintance ia the eastern
market and very respectable credit cannot obtain
Goods at fair rate, then We are deceived Salts
lied % this fact offer Our goods at a small ad-
vance from cost, That Will enable Us TO Use decent
IL and respectfully.
Below eHuIuerate portion Of the goods ci
which our stock consists, and invite all who are
about to purchase 10 give Us a call
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

WE have about . tons ii castings and
mill stones. which wish 80 have bauIso
nom Milwaukee 10 DAring.oa, /. alayetts
County. Application FIR loading may &,
made NJ the foundry of Fartoa < C5rcumb.
md Is Decker 4 Stvil mil srne maker.
NIilwaubie. on the subscribers ~ p abingdon
hEEP 50 I4NnE-
Darlington. hug. 81 1851. SIS Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
20 as S s. .3EE2ED E6fK.R'P,S.


"
EDREETgE s s. 7FEE1E6E.R'P.&
VI - subscriber would respectfully 'niorn' the
- - tia III :. ..'s ~ s,'i' Z
rl.. - H. zI..l,ri... li.@..l -
D, .+.4. r3a 49, H. ~
~. ~ - l..,i NV e7 ., ~
80 '-' =. --'-''7 '-''1
r. s.
->eias >irc. S"iphu.c. F-nsom Salts,
-rl'''''t' G. q n->e-i'- ,,'"EheI. e2'
1HI'e q la.faItc, Castor ON
,1u4. OaFb- q sup. CdFb. sweet. do
cream Iarttr, lsIuGi4ss,
Pearl Barley Camphor,
laPoca. Opium.
AKRON hoct lTecac,
ago, Jaton
-aiiTou, tfglsh and Calomel.
American, Biue Mass,
4hhajio' IamarlHdS
sulphur. jujube Paste,
Irlsa A!oss, Licouce.
-'l's'lSid'
Essential Oils OF all kinds.
4 good assortment of Botanic Medicines and
SJPrUy,8T JA-STPT-,yr-1-y,e
- - -
Evans Lancets. silver and Gum Cathe-eTs. Fleam S
HUBS Iiusses houder braces. syunseS. GLASS
and Metallic. &c &c. d
1Iyassorhnento Paints and Oils is complete.
comprising nearly al! now IN use
Among our
), ,-,.,,,-,,, ,,,.7,5l.,,-r-s,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract If a Letter frorq Gentleman "a Dayton, o
@DAyTOv Nav l. 1871

Extract # q Letter fro1 q Gentleman "a D1gtoR, o.
aDAyTos, May I, 1917.
uDP A NJ M,vRIcEAv-My pear Sir, The
Married NVomau's Private Medical Companion. Tor
which I enclosed one dollar TO your address, came
safely to hand I woad not have troubled you with
these few lines bat that : am impelled by sense
Of gratitude for myself and wife, 10 give utterance
to orr sincere and heartfelt emotions
81 My wife has been peTcepti0y sinking for some
three wears or more ia consequence OF der great an
guish and SUFFERING some months before and during
confineulent- every successive one more and more
debated and Frustrated her, putting her HE IA I'M
nlinent DANGER, and which was on the last OCCASION
despsired of Isurrosed hat this state oi things was
inevitable and resigned myself To meet the worst
Al this time inew about two u0a-hsl 1 heard your
book highly spoken e. as containing some matters
reaching my cass. On it's receipt and PerusH can
not express 10 Won the reefit Afforded ny distress
mind and tie i1y It's pages impaired - my ~he, on
learning HAT tie great discovery OF u. n. Desc
meaux provided a remedy. d opened prospect 10
ne which ! little conceived q SIS possible no pecu-
mary consideration can ever repay the o51-a.tons l
am under TO YOU for having been the means of i'm
parting 10 rs the matters contained ln The Married
Womans Private 3Ie2-cal Companion But to
this, ere another year .volid have passed over ny
head Ia al human probability my vie would have
been IL her grave AID my children LEI. n1otherless
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

81 CoTcH Ale and London Porter. a daz in glass
- just received at g. ". CJBBo
Nav -. 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

fs IT. Sc 81 an execution lSsafA IRON TIE cil-ct
il H. C.ets of the Circuit CoHEt- g =. 4 lol IL.
c...ii-y ST Iowa and state 81 Wisconsin, IN tht
al5.e entitled cause. auJ 10 me directed asaius.
he goods chs.tss alls and thuemen's "a tae
.4sd - cit3 aat. ! hive THIS day level upon
i. 4 seized ,.4 toos, described real estate q II
,.a7gr.. 5. t.., 4! oss uaneide.eadalt- viz. Tho
Ia..f last aasr;or ST tie North West quarter
$40. lid -. taa l-) town 30. s'E ~ ranze Ne
lie (11 tac Month ST est quarter 81 the NORTH
1t est ctaf.cr section M. eleven IS Town no
III PSI t-n-. So Hye au3 Tie west halt o. Is
Nsf-n Fast quarter Of section 10 twenty -a
Town No. eight .13 range No. 10 with tie ar
rueienarces tl.ercunto belonging situate and beng
IN the county OF s4a and State o. Wisconsin ana
shall expose the same TO public vendue 70 the Ei@A
- bidder for cash. al iae right title and iu.eies,
t.e above nanet de.enl5nt Lad p and % SAID real
estat- ~ die I'll dtv ofJuly. D. sol or AT any
t.as -ssa Il Size from. door Of the Court House e
t..e-oaanI tinerei Point on Saturday the la
ass :. October next between the hours Oh ID O.
,Gack S. Jal i eock, g. of. Of sald day 10 sat
4-41 sasa ,.4l. -.l. COSTS
lJu.4BD 4 NfFI-fN, Sheriff
lows County Wis.
0.-ce Mineral FONT .1us Il 1881. a.at
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Wisconsin.
ggeRAEING duly organized and adopted the
Ii most approved system of Mutual InsuI-
ance. now prepared to receive applications and
Issue Policies OF Insurance upon dwelling houses.
taverns shops and other buildings against loss or
damage by fire. This company viii insure no
property in cities or exposed parts OF villages.
therefore can never sustain a large loss from any
one fire, which win enable them always to meet
losses promptly and make it a safe and reliable
company TO those insured thereby.
L. }. FAREWELL-0 = CSI3IEON MILLS,
JOHN CATLIN, = \. B. EDDY
A. J. WARD, , NM \. SEYMOUR
\. ". DEAN. f B. DEAN. in.
NM WEIGH. z WM c. WELLS.
DAVID ATWOOD. J , b F. HOPKINS.
Z. G.. TiBBITS.
OFFIC Frs
SIMEON MILLS President.
\. B EDDY, President
L. J. FARWELL. B. T. HOPKINS
PSI Treasurer Secretary.
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DTRACKFREL No !. ia Bills and Kits, in
es5ss-z prime order; just received a.
Nav % 81 e. " CORBS
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among the numerous discoveries cteuce IS
made in this generation to facilitate the business
lot lise-lucrease its enjoyment. and even prolong
lac term Of human existence. none can be named
81 more real value to mankind, than this contri-
bglion Of Chemistry 70 the Healing Art. \ vast
riaI Of lis virtues throughout this broad country
has proven beyond a doubt. that no medicine or
combination OF medicines YET known. can so sure.
II control and cure lie numerous varieties of pal
a2nary disease which lave hitherto swept from
orr midst thousands anl thousands every YEAR
Indeed there is now abundant reason to believe
Remedy has at length been found which can be
rel Ell on to cure tae most dangerous affections Of
the lungs. Our space here viii n-- permit as to
publish any proportion OF he cures affected by
It's use, but we would present the following opil-
ions OF eminent men. ard further enquiry to 3Le
circular which the Agent below named, will AZ
ways be pleased TO furnish free, wherein are fell
pl ricu.ars, ana di=putab,e proof OF these .arts
F5.. lie Prsideal of .Ea.tcr.t COLLEGE. the ecLeJra
fed Prottssr IIIlCUCOCE
James c. Aver->ir. have used your Cherry
Pec-oroi IN my own case Of deep seated BInncAi-
it's aaJ satisfied ronlits chemical constitution
t.lt ii j, an admiral uupouud for the relief o.,
.aryusili and bronchial difficulties. Il my oplu
ION TO its superior character can be- OF any ser
vice, you are 81 liberty 10 use It Is You think pro
per.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. l. D..
| Fran ne 9ri3ay ec'stret-j PROF. STILLH.8N
" D. 2 2. y. Pr.tessa- 81 Cactas ~. 4ilaer:t,
~. SC. 1it COLLEGE Aeas5tr Il tie Ill., Hts.
Hej Phi. ana Soeatfe S01leas " .3"erca o,,o
Eulose.
Idecm the Cherry Pcctord an admirable com
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02
RICHARD HIMSELF AGAIN.
8I @qC@ 5000 z@9Ggcto4q Q,

WxgOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w tue public. that he has Ie-opeuel bis
Bakery and Retect5ry establishment Con Highst.
two doors below the Post OHice) and AGAIN holds
himself ready and willing to attend 10 tie wants
OF customers. IN his line Of business.
Ca5cs Ples, Caa9es. To9s and various other
articles, always on hand Also-Roo. Ee.r, and
NuSl'S 1ialicWeZ SafSapaJWa Head
Come and see. April / 7, 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

sETaAIL>-43 Keys Boston ard Iron Mountain
~ assorted, for sale al G. ". COBBS.
May 18th 1881.
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tltfbttth ASt-st"t- A-''' n 49, '1''' '-t''N-
THIS WORK II INTENDED ESPECIAL
IN FOR THE N9RRLED or thoss contempla-
ing marriage as d,s1loses important secrets which
shoalI be known % tstnl particularly.
Here every fsuale-tha wife, the mother-the
one either bidding !ulo nomaHhood. the in
Tie decline of years, " ho-n nature loncl7Plates
al important cEa4e-ceu discover the causes symp-
toms and the most 1licert remedies and most Ger
tain mode Of case Ia every complaint 70 which her
sex is subject.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing to thousands, the nuumereble letters
received by the sgtnor (which he IS permitted by the
writers 10 PUBLISH wa attest.