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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
"T0 Oar Pyeh 9ng2s.


Some of our Exchanges will receive =
slip. IA addition to this, with this No. +.
IS only sent to those who have not gwen
Us potice this year. and VITA whom we
shall be forced TO step the exchange. even
At tls4s suspicious time when, by the New
Post Office Law, Exchanges all 90 free
Ii IS disasreeable task to stop any paper
from cur Exchange list bat we cannot al
ford 70 send the Book withcu ut meeting
With some little return
TIE above notice. and the "Slip in addi
ton. alluded to. was received by Us with
tie lay 10 Of tie Lady's Book. and as
di-a -reeable as It would be fo- Mr.. Cody
TO ac9.l,e tie Wisconsin Tribune from his
EAcaa.nae list. if be thinks he has rcceiv-
eJ p return on account Of the Exchange
be is at liberty 70 draw black mark a
cross car name a soon IS he rleases, and
after So doing, hec,,n send the Lady's Book
one year, to which we are entitled, for OBJ
taiaiae and sending FIVE subscribers, and
the money accompanying, something over
year since 1t is true. we have not kept
tie prospectus Of the Lady's Book stand
ing ia our columns from week to week du-
ring fde year, neither shall We; but we
have regularly noticed the Laly's Book,
as it vas received from month to month,
AID sent the Tribune each week to the
Ladies Dollar Newspaper, as directed BY
the Editor Of the Lady's Book Now we
wis; Ir Cody distinctly to understand,
thai ne DO not go begging for tue Lady's
Book, neither do we receive it as charity;
re consider the book paid for, and the
principal use to which tho number sent US
is put IS TO circulate among the Ladies in
Mmcr4l Point, mainly to induce them to
Recommendations, and at one time large
number were taken at this place in conse-
quence. which, however, Las been reduced
to about half a dozen since the coplmence-
mcut # Harpors' popular Magazine. So
erPHase if you please Mr. Cody, and
here goes for Z clear conscience.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
STATE LINE, April I4th, 1850

Mn. EnIroR:-As this appears to be
the era for Railroads, Plank roads and
Canals, I beg leave to suggest that the
valley Of the Pekatonica is peculiarly
adapted for any of said Improvements
\ few slack-water dams and short Plank
road, would connect your Furnishing town
with the Great Central and @ C. [. roads
at Frecport Ills, which point is fifteen
miles south of the State line
Please give this place in the Tribune,
rs It may perhaps, elicit the attention and
talents Of those who are more competent
to discuss the matter than myself
Yours &c
PEKAToNICA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
MaiiSOn Mutual InSuranee Co.

1t will be seen from the following article
that this company met and organized on
the 9TH we presume that an Agency will
soon be established in this village:
Pursuant to notice, the Directors of the
Madison Mutual Insurance Company. met
at the Court House in Madison, on Fri
day evening April 9TH
On motion, n b. EDDY was appoint
ed Chairman and NYM. \. SEYMOUR secre-
tary Of the meeting.
On motion Of Dr. Ward. the chairman
was requested to read the charter of the
company. which was done. The following
named Directors were present and quail
fed and took the oath Of Office prescribed
by the charter.
VIM \. Seymour, Simeon Mills. F. C.
Tibbits, David Atwood. VIM. c Wells.
n. w. Dean, A. J Ward l. J FarweII.
b. +. Hopkins \. b Eddy.
After which they proceeded to the cleo
ton Of officers, which resulted in the
choice Of the following
For President-SIMEON MILLS.
For Vice Presidcnt-N. b EDDY.
For Secretary-B. L. HOPKINS,
For Treasarer-L. J. FARWELL.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
y. ". DEAN. DAVID ATWOOD.
w. c. WELLS, SIMEON MILLS.
y j. WARD.
A series Of bylaws were presented read
and adopted
A resolution was adopted instructing
the Secretary to procure blanks and any
thing else that may be necessary in order
to commence operations immediately. and
the meeting adjourned
NIB. EDDY, Chm.
WV n SEYMOUR. Sec'y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
Fer sale.

~ VERY valuable tract of Land, situated on
ea.-A sections Nos. 9 and IA, Town s, range 4
East, within one mile of the town site OF the
HETwoHTH NASUFAcTUH COMPANY, on the
River Wisconsin. Iowa county on the road, about
half way between the villages of Arena and
Helena, and direct on the expected route Of the
proposed railway from the Lakes 10 the Nissis-
spp and within short distance Of a -four ng
mill Il Is well adapted for farming purposes.
and exce!lentiy situated for market. there being
a good steamboat landing within one mile-uil
be sold on liberal terms. Apply Of BY letter,
postpaid,) 10 Robert Gcrst, Charles Wilson John
Hand, John Caldwell, William Raynor and Chas
W SuJclifIe. Trustees of the Heyworth Nauuiac-
turing Company. Dover, late last Arena
Also, notice Is hereby given that tie first an
nual meeting Of the shareholders of the above
Company VIII be held IL Culver's Long Room
Arena Hotel at Dover, Iowa county, Wis, OF
Monday. the 9Th day of May. 1891 al two clock.
P NJ, Tor the purpose OF electing Trustees and
Auditors and taxing general view OF the affairs
Of the company
By order Of the Board
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
Dover, 9TH april 1881. l24 lw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
GE00 EEE ~ ED.

I viii pay half the above sum for the re-
covery ofny Horses and Wagon. Stolen from
me by man in my employ, named Charles
y alkafske. and the whole sum for their re-
coveTy and his conviction. Said Charles left
Milwaukee with Ihreshing Machine for
Mineral Point, the l Nh Of March. he drop
ped the load some 25 miles from Milwaukee,
and took souhernly direction. Supposed
to have gone into Southern Illinois. The
Horses are bay, about ten years old; one. large
size. blind in one eye, stands IS If he had been
foundered in the fore feet,-the other has
gaunt body. near hind leg swollen, caused by
over heating, is very spirited animal: both
good life. The running-gear Of nay Wagon
is painted red. the box green, tongue and fore
bolster Imprinted.
If papers in Illinois and adjoining States
viii copy, will pay the publisher of the pa
per which is the means of their recovery, Ten
Dollars.
II. T.. LiFFINGWELL.
Mineral Point, Wis
April 10Th, 1851. n25tf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

Music BY STEAlL-A wide awake gen.
Jus at Dupont, Indiana, named Win
lam Hoyt, claims to be the author of Al
invention which viii make all other musi
cal Instruments sing small
Mr. II asserts that he has invented 6
plan by which music can be produced or
steamboats,, of the softest and most pa
thetic character, by the agency of steam
His method IS. to place across the boilers
IN horizontal position, a pipe Of such
length and size as may be proper for the
purpose, both ENDS. Of course, air tight
In or near the centre must be c0nnec-
ton to let the steam into the pipe. Up
on the top Of the horizontal pipe arc pla-
ced seven or more small pipes in a perpen-
dicuiar position. and at a suitable and
convenient height and in the top of these
are inserted whistles of different sizes and
tones These whistles are SO construct
ed; that the back part viii screw down or
up, IN such a way as to regulate the sounds
while turning them; and a set of keys have
also been introduced to let On the steam
or shut It off when necessary. in the same
manner as pedals press on the piano
Dir. HOyt thus speaks Of his discovery
Il am satisfied that music can be made by
steam on boat or locomotive, as well as
II can be played with brass instruments,
and much cheaper. much louder, and with
out any loss OF steam, Us there Is always
a surplus whilst landing, at the wharf and
when leaving. 1t is my candid opinion.
that the Western boys VIII hear 'Old Dan
Tucker, .Auld Lang Syne,' &c, played
on the Western waters, b. steam, at a
distance Of ten miles"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
Mad Dogs.


To guard against that fearful ofall maladies,
hydrophobia, or madness Of dogs, every rea-
der should know something of the symptoms
which that rabd animal exhibits. They are
as follows =
At the commencement, he becomes sullen,
retlres from the family, ceases to bark, but
gTowls continually at strangers, and without
any apparent cause, refuses TO eat and drink;
his gait is unsteady, resembling that ola man
intoxicated, or nearly asleep. At the end Of
three or four days, he abandons the dwelling,
rowing in every direction, and walks or runs
as if tiPsy, frequently falling to the ground.
His harris bristled up, his eyes haggard, fix
ed and sparkling, his head hangs down, his
mouth is open, and full of frothy SLAYER; his
tongue hangs out, and his tail is between his
legs. He has, for the most part, bat not al
ways, horror for water, the sight Of which
seems to redoube his sufTerings. At times
he is furious, and endeavors to bite every OBJ
ject within his reach, not excepting his mas
ter, whom indeed he begins not to recognise.
Light and lively colors increase his rage
At the end Of thirty six hours. he dies in con-
yulsions.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

KLATATH-Stories in regard to bic
Jumps and "twenty dollars a day" arc
becoming quite common in regard to the
tributaries Of the klamath But It would
be as well for miners to learn where their
stories como from before leaving good and
safe mining locations. L has become
quite a practice with some few traders in
the mines, to circulate reports to suit their
own views II they have goods to sell
they circulate reports to call a crowd In
that direction We say to the miners be
ware how you lose your time in making
excursions to distant parts of the State
upon Uncertainties.-PIacer Times, Cal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

TIE May number Of GRAHAs is receiy-
ed, and with it we have some rich speci-
mems IF Embellishments. Flora. Spring
Flowers and the May Queen, are rarely
surpassed This Magazine is Gescryedly
one q the most popular Of the day.
TIE LAWS Book for May IS also on
ON table ard presents numerous splendid
Illustrations adapted to the season. The
Language Of Flowers" Spring, and
'.N3w be Careful, demonstrate unrivalled
skin IN the american artist. Besides
these wo have in this number Of Cody. a
beautiful Illustration of the Chrystal Pal
ace Loadon and choice variety of orig
mai reading matter from the best writer's
Of PIE DAY. Either of the above Maya
I'll 4d the Wisconsin Tribune furnished
one var for $3.50
CIark's Gold & Silrer Coin Chart.
being supplement to CIark's Bank Note
Reporter, is received from the Publishers
St l.aais no Terms Of the Reporter
AMI Caars eI.O0 per annum w. D Skill
mao = Fourth Street, St, Lou-s 80.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

It viii be seen by reference to our advertising
columns that H. G. Farrells justly celebrated
arabian Liniment has at last made lis appearance
'mong Us. We hail the introduction OF this ex-
raordinary medicine among our friends as a great
blessing; il is said to be the most wonderful
preparation ever discovered being composed of
5alsams and gums peculiar to Arabia, and per
orming cures wherever it goes that astonish even
he most scientific Of the medical faculty We
'dvise all families to get bottle immediately
md II may save much suffering. F24-2w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
For tho Tribune.
Ggr New Board Of Town Supervisors.

TIE members Of this Board have just entered
upon tie discharge of their duties, with the high
Est AoIss we suppose. OF future glory and asran-
dzeaeat. The transition from the blr OF bench,
the z-la'1e hall. &C, TO the exalted position OF
town supervisor. seems 70 De natural and easy
And i IS NOT strange. that mon with such Iigh
aspirations VIXEN defeated in ore diree tion should
EARN tseir attention with ass.duity in another
ard II peTchance they succeed, through their
weight - character. nice mana gemcit. or other
wise in This new road to honor-we say it is not
strange that tsey are flushed with tie splendor
ana s',sy Of their achievements, ami that they
should N sorae degree forget their Obligations to
tie sorercisus, who hare elevated them to the
high F.aar.e Of fame on which they now stand
svi;h s. maea dignity
BIT AZ ..ill aat dwell on the toa0rs-tI.erefore
pass y speak OF certain facts that elected this
article
Tie s1enlbers Of the old Board, So IA as we
sna". gave general satisfaction, SO far As was
possible. and discharged their drties IA thlullv and
ASc gentlemen, Not so with our new Board
ho7scFee' for, ii we may judge from heir action
tlus far, We may expect an administration entire
y different I systeaI Of SPECIAL fG,oyjtisns kas
1're.,f commonwealth
Daru@ the last week notice was givca to the
regular physicians Of tie town TO make PROPOSE
tons. Hsazer seal for attending the towns poor
when se3- during the coming year. tie physician
'2' r r..sa eng medicine. With he notices
were assurances that the business would be en-
trusted fo ,ae lowest responsible and qualified bid
der Accordingly, propositions IN accordance
Hi,h Instructions from the supervisors were
handed ii TO the town clerk in good .aith But,
etheI from misunderstanding, as 70 he manner
IN wl.ca tie other physicians were directed to
make proposals. or as the writer thinks the
mos, lsobable) by the advice OF the Supervisors,
oae 4. lao physicians made proposition unlike
tie O hers, which, although htg five dollars more
shan aae OF the other propositions, was taken by
this uev bnard OF ours, and an other proposals,
whersef fer more OF less than this ore, were re
jee,eL
VII perhaps this Is al right-or possibly the
AFORESAID dignitaries may think 50 which OF
course "a high ausaority-brt for rs. We are m
able = see the matter IL nat ish7.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

We saw a gentleman yesterday from
the North Fork of the American river.
some ninety miles from this city, who in
forms Us that there has been no snow at
that place since December last, and tina;
miners are doing as well as they were al
any time last season. III.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

\ friend from Murdercr's bar, upon
the North Fork of the American river
tells us that the company who are WORKING
the place named are now doing better
than at any previous period during the
past eight months. They are now avera
ging from twelve to sixteen dollars per
day to the mani
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
Later from California.
New York. April l2-2 p.

New York, April l2-2 p VI
The steamer Ell Dorado, from Chagres
and Kingston, arrived this morning. She
brings no gold, except that into the hands
Of passengers. who number about 200
Several sail vessels had arrived at Pa
mama with passengers from San Francis
CO.
The Europa, one Of the Conrad line, ar
rived al Liverpool from Boston with bro
ken crank, on Sunday, March %
1t is said that the roof Of the Crystal
Palace proved to be leaky in several pla-
ces, and it is doubtful whether the build
ing can be made properly watertight
THE SLAVE CASE
Boston, April IL
During last night there was little ez-
element, though the watch and police
were under drill until o'clock this NOR
ming. The fugitive Symmes, was brought
from his place Of confinement and placed
on board the brig Akron, Capt. Combs
The brig was towed down the harbor by
the Hornet, and is now probably, under
good Roadway for Savannah
Several officers accompanied the Cap
tain. The spectators who followed them
to the brig, aid not number over 100 and
no disturbance except a little kissing took
place
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
FROM PITTSBTRG.


i TrVsOUT-- = FTII =
Gen Winfield Scott arrived this eve
ming on tie Atlantic in good health and
Notwithstanding the short notice. a large
number of citizens met the old hero on
the wharf; he is stopping at the Monon-
gahela House, and will leave for Ci. Gin
natl in the morning, on the Messenger.
no. 2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
WIN. \ SEYMOUR, Soc'y.

~ The arrival of emigrants at every
point along the west shore of the Missis-
sippi, is reported to be unusually heavy
Iowa will probably have 10000 added to
her population the present year-Du-
61lqIe Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

TIE RIGHT WAY-Mr Harrop. of
Muscatine, shipped 500 bedsteads Of his
own manufacture for St. Louis this week.
-DuJuqzlc Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

To Adam, Paradise was home to the
GOOD among bis descendants, home Is Para
disc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

@ The Minnesota Democrat Of March
25th' says that the inhabitants way no
thar have commenced blowing, planting
sarden, &c.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
PROTECTION
AGAINST Loss AxD DAMAGE M
E- Ez @9


~ 5 agent for the PROTECTION INsUR-
..SA ANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connec-
ticut the undersigned is authorized to issue
u CLTCES or ms URANC Z,
duly executed by this old weIl-kho1vn and highly
responsible Institution upon the most liberal
terms. The great resources of this Company
have enabled II 10 pay all losses which have oc-
CURED under its policies IN the United States and
British Provinces during tie last twenty-five
years, while numerous other Companies have
failed TO discharge their liabilities. Apply to
a. ". PARIS. .8geH,
25im] for Mineral Point and Iowa Co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

HEAVY SNow.-At Davenport, Iowa.
on the 18th and 9TH snow fell to the depth
Of 10 inches At Burlington. the fall Ras
equal 70 about y inches on level
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

RELIeIous NoTIcE.-The Right Rev. JAcRsoS
hENrEn Will oiliciate in Trinity Church in this
village on Easter Sunday, April 2Oth, 1881.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

CtLARIFlEp SUGARS, just reed and for sale
~ at p G. " C0BBS
YN LOUR.-30 hbIs extra super6ne Family
~ Flour, on hand and Tor sale at
April 10 1851 6. u COBB.
~ NES-DougIas Warranted Axe also Sim
~ mons & Collins Axes Ior sale
At 6 W COBB'S
ROoTS < SHOES just received and for sale
- bY BEECH * TILLEY
I'D AI>iNo--4 Boxes fresh II r. Raisins ius,
ss=~5 received Il e. " CGBBS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

- The Iowa City Republican says
about thirty teams have passed through
Iowa City for California
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

respectfully inform his friends and
w the public, thar he has re-opened MS
Bakery and Reiee1ory establishment (on Highest,
two doors below the Post Office and again holds
himself ready and willing to attend 10 the wants
OF customers, IN his line of business.
CAKES Pes, Caaelcs, Toys, and various other
articles, always on hand Also-Poof Beer. and
-Nash'S 1fed5catrd .SarS0pa7fl1 Mead
Come and see. iApril L, 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

The Communication ef progress
IKE !. received, and viii appear in our
next weeks issue.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

[Wa give the following communication
without knowing anything of tie matter
# amy injustice is done to the Beard Of
supervisors. our columns are open for a
reply Ed. TRIB.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
Dr.. CHRISTGE'S
GaT,V MIC NECK CT

GALV ANEC II ECHLAC8
Is used for all complaints affecting ihe i1.g'-
Head, such Bronchitis, Inflammation % tae D.
Nervous and Sick Headache Dizziness 81 re y
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing or kaan-s
Ears, Deafness, which is generally Nervous as 1922
distressing complaint, calIeI lie DJl0leE1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
FIREIN CUBA.

New Orleans, April 18th.
BY an arrival at this port, we have re
ceived intelligence of destructive con
fagration on the plantations of Cuba. No
particulars given
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
Providence, April 18th.
The election for member Of the Legisla-
ture in this district resulted in the choice
Of Thomas Stead, wing, by $50 majority
over all This completes tie Assembly.
The House stands 81 wings and = loco
focos, including Wardwell, free soil demo
crat
The Senate stands IA wings and Is 10
cofoco, including the Lieut.. Governor and
one free soiler One scat in tie House.
held by loco, viii be contested
Montreal, April IL
The first vessel in port from winter
quarters.
Navigation between this and Quebec
still closed
DREADFUL MURDER.
Baltimore, April II
A horrible murder has just been discov-
cred An interesting lad, named Jacob
Crimp, aged 5 years, was missing from his
house yesterday afternoon, and was found
this evening murdered in a shocking man
ner. in an old slaughterhouse.
Two boys, aged Is and 10, have been
arrested on suspicion.
Cincinnati, April -
Gen Scott it still here, not having ac-
complished the object of his visit. which
is a suitable site for a Military Asylum
He has declined the honor of public
dinner, rendered him by the citizens
Jenny Lind and suite arrived to-day.
St. Louis, April IL.
a despath received yesterday, aunoun-
ces that the steamboat Anthony Wayne.
from Council Bluffs, for St Louis, with
whole freight and many passengers, struck
a snag aud sunk in deep water little be
low Independence. No lives lost Boat
viii be total loss.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
e q 3 z.

All persons are hereby warned not to trade
for Note given by Geo. ". STANDARD. some
time in the month of January last, Tor Fifty
Dollars. payable to ]. d. Jenkins. OF bearer
due the first day of June next. Said Note
have lost. OF it has been stolen from my peck
ct.
J. y. JENKINS.
Dodgevile, Wis, April u, 1851. 25-2w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
For the Removal and Permanent Cnr, NJ an
NERVOUS DISEASES

And Of those Com plants which are caHsef Dr. -.
paired weakened or unheslthy condition os "a
Me VOUS SxS STEM
This beautiful and convenient aprlIcat-.l ~ D..
mysterious powers o. GAlNA&lSN aat A4l.E..-
ISAh has beeG pronounced by Distinguished s....
clans. both IL Europe aad the United States b. .-
most rGlRrtts medicinal discovery II tts.ser
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

New Orleans, April 18th.
BY an arrival at this port, we have re
ceived intelligence Of destructive con
fagration on the plantations of Cuba No
N 1T cnlnfs frirnn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
P0T0SI & DODGEEILLE
EgaEEER O.4ED COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Books viii be
opened or subscription - the Capital Stock of the
TOTOI * DpDGEYILL{+ RAILROAD co,
Ia the town OF Poiosi at the Office of Alessrs.
Cole 81 B.ddlecome, under the direction of D. a
Mackenzie; in PlaHerlie at the Office of the Hon.
Ben @ Eastman; in -Hi,erGl Poi't, at the Office OF
Aiessrs, Washburue * Woodman; in D0dgcriHe
at the house OF Col Thomas Stephens: Ia High
LEaG. Iowa county, at the house Of 1Ir- Charles
O. Rodolf; in the town Of Clifton, at the house
Of Mr. J. ID Merritt; and al Lancaster. al the Of
fee Of J. Allen Barber, Esq: on TUESDAY.
the 22d day Of .lP,li Deri, at o'd4el. H. H. and
VIII be Kept open from day to day until such
sums are subscribed as are required by the act
LncnrLoratlm- saII Cnrnuanv-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
coRREc TED wEEKLY.7


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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

NyzINDOW 81. ASs-k5O boxes, as7a
wy from Xxx to i6x2i. for sale + mr.
THE0 = Llt-''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

REVISED Statutes al Wisconsin ,.,sf-
; ID for sale az the B.iljk -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GhT,V MIC IRA CELE Is

Are found Of vast service in cases OF tonFu -
FITS SPasmodic Complaints, and general -'e-
Affections Of the Head and upper eNtreHi'-.-- ~
in Palsy and Paralysis, and al diseases c-ls--
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy ~ -As '-
other ORGANS q the body