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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
Mdrrtr0.

In Providence, 9Th inst, Rev. Henry !. Coe,
Of Indianapolis, aud Laura A., daughter Of +. w.
Fletcher, of that city.
In Stoningtun, Conn, William G. Prime of
New York and Mary, daughter Of Hon. G. Trurn-
bull, OF 81 'nington.
In New Yo,k, on the S,h, Iy Rev. T.. ". Cha
pin, Mr. George : Hazard aud Miss Ann r.
Wilson, both II this town.
In Pawtuckct, 4lh inst, Mr.. Joshua 8. White
and Miss Harriet Newell, bath oi Pawtucket;- -
9th, Mr.. Sanford Amy and Miss Ellen A. Car
Iiqc, all OFF
/, Ghie Village, Tiverton, ld inst, Mr. Ju-
lisn r. Pembcr and Miss Rebecca Z. Field. both
Of all River.
A. New LONDON. Co.,, 22l ul'. by Rev Mr.
Hallm, Chandler Smith, Esq ,oi Macon, Ga =.
To- Miss Mar, r Bwbc,k. daughter Of the Late
Gen. Burl~ck, formerly ofi,oston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

CHoLERA.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial OF Wednesday last, no aces the death
OF two persons by Asiatic cholera
One was a man namad Dominick Gal
larry, who had recently arrived from
New Orleans. The other was woman
named Naughton, who had been taken
from steamboat. Her son was i'll with
the same disease, and not expected to re-
cover.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
SIIERIFT,s SALE.

NFwfoRT, Sc,
WILL ie sold ~ Public Auction On the rremi-
w Sos ~ New Shurcham on the 18th day of
Nav, 4. ~. 1851, ~ o'cluck 4. VI ,allthc right,
tnle. I'D interest that Edward 4. Lntctrld, ei
New ShorLin had on the 10Th day oi August,
1850. nj so'cuck y, VI, the tune oi the attach
ucnl on the orig,nal wit, IN and to lhc follow irg
drscribcd real estate, viz certain loi Oi End
with dwelling house thereon situsicd IN said
New Shorcham, conisn.ing about one acre houn-
ded wrsie " on land oi Eduund Do,ee. : ulh,r.
w and No,ihc,l, on hnd II Edward Dodgr, Fast.
e-ly IN land IT Rot.rt e, Mitchell. IT, SATISFY an
execution levied thereon IN lavOr Il Lldridge T..
Little6eld n .uihcwnt.
JDuN q. SHEFFIELD. Dcp'y Sheriff.
ksv shorsbas, TsJ IL, 1881.
spS1o. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
SIIERIFF'S SALE.


WILL be sold al Public Auction on the prcmi-
w ,es in New Shorcham on the l7lh day ii
May, A. d., 1851. at O'Clock in the afternoon,
all the right, title, and interest that Edward II.
Llulcield of New Shoreham had on ,he 10th day
of August 1850, AT 10 l-2 O'Clock in The afternoon,
the tune of the attachment on the original writ, IN
and to the following described real s,tate, viz: a
certain lot OF lard with dwelling house thereon
situated in said New Shorchan, containing alu,,,
one acre bounded Westerly on ! nd of Edmund
Dodge, Souherl, and Norther, on land Of Ed
ward Dodge, Eastcrly on hand OF Robert g.
Mitchell, Ia satisfy execution levied thereon in
,vor OF Samuel J Osgood fsutfccnt
JOHN &. SHEFFIELD, Dep'y sheriff.
New Shorcham, Feb. IL, 1851.
sp'22 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

A TBORoUGH GolNG Clay MAs.-G
w. Blackburn, in letter from Sacra-
mento City TO his brother, one OF the
editors Of the Minden (La.) Herald
says:
81 am for Clay for the next President
against the world, the flesh and the
devil. II live will vote for him
whether he is a candidate or not, il he
lives--if he dies, will vote for his
ghost"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

THE NLw CosT, ME.-One oi our ex-
changes says that a, the Anti Slavery
Convention at Syracuse, on Thursday,
Mrs Burleigh aud the two Misses Bur
leigh, the wife and daughters ofthe
poet Burleigh, entered the meeting.
dressed in the new costume that. now
being adopted 10y the ladies. The up
per garment was close fitting and reach
ed to the knees. Underneath was a
loose trowsers reaching to, and ftng
closely at the sncles. The iret were en-
closed in buskins, and gipsy straw ha I
crowned all. The eyes Of the meeting
were Immediately directed towards the
ladies. They walked up lcisureIy
through the aisle. took their seats upon
the platform. and entered into conver-
sation with Abby Kelly George Thomp-
son, and VIM. l.. Garrison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

Nrw Licar.-A correspondent Of the
Boston Post thinks that instead Of light
ing Minot's Ledge by gas pipe run
ning from the shore, it would e more
acIlcable to catch a sperm whale,
stud him with cotton wick. bolt him to
the rock, set FIRE to him and let him
burn. The writer thinks he would last,
IN an nfamInable state, ten years!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

INCREASE OF the METHODIST Eplsco-
PAL CHUhcH.-The Western Christian
Advocate says that in 1910, the Annual
Conferences now embraced in the
bounds of the Methodist Episcopal
Church contained 50O,S69 members
In 1850, there are reported 6SS, S,565, be-
ing an increase Of 97,696, or about IL
per cent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

rTA Broker in Wall street got stuck
the other day with 500 counterfeit
note in this way. A beautiful lady-lke
woman called and asked to have it
changed into small notes. The broker
tells his own story, i WAS locking
more AT the woman than to my busi-
ness"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
BALTIMORE, Nav ~,

o'b, way 10.
Ths President, accompanied by
Secretaries Webster and Graham and
families, also Attorney General Critien-
den and Postmaster General Hall, ar
rived here this morning at s o'clock,
and met a most enthusiastic reception
from the Mayor and citizens general
ly.
The company breakfasted at Bar
NUNS Bnd then proceeded 10 the depot
in open barouches. They left m their
way North in .he nine o'clock train.
The working men at Mount Clare
depot turned out TO the number of 500.
and cheered The President and MIR.
Webster most heartily.
Nrw YoRK May 13.
HoYCRs TO TIE PRssIoGNr. Immense
crowds are thtonging the lower part OF
,he,oity and the Battery, waiting the mr..
rival Of the President. Flags arcIhoatinQ
from the various Forts in the harbor and
oil the. public institutions. Business
seems TO be In n grea, measure suspen.
ded, and all seem anxious to honor our
Chief Magistrate.
The military are out In fol force. and
ore drawn Up on the Battery, waiting
u be reviewed by the President.
The Custom House is closed. and the
city wssrs the girb Of a National boI-
p, s. q o'elc,s-The pres'dep, bar
il-' arrived
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
Bp Vrlssrapb.


A minority report, signed by 8 Of the
Committee Of 2l, was presented. A
resolution by Mr.. Orr, (amended) wac
snered, pleading the Convention to abide
by the action Of the Legislature Of the
State, as to whether secession shall
take place with or without cooperation
A debate ensued. No new phuses were
adduced, but all concurred in the wrongs
and remedy, differing as 10 time and
manner. But whatever the action, they
will support it. Those against the orig
inal report were Messrs. Butler, Orr and
.Barnwel The latter considered il
South Carolina separated from the
Southern States II would be final and
4 trimental to the institution of Slavery
The question will be taken tomorrow
night al 9 o'clock, and the report will
be adopted by large majority. Rhe't
will probably speak Tomorrow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15

crMrs Par,ing,on, who i. a pretty
fair second edition Of Sheridan's Mrs
Malaprop, speaking Of the extradirion
oi Sims" says she"cannot see what
they want an extra edition nj Sims for,
when they had so much trouble in get
ing Of the fret one
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
RICHMOND, Va. May 10,
NkW YnRK. Nav

NEW foRK May IL.
The Herald Of this morning has the
following notice OF a mysterious move
ment: Yesterday despatch was re
eeivsd here from Washington, giving
orders to charter a steamer for the SER
vice Of the Government for not less than
ninety days, to cruise from this port to
Florida. 1t is believed that the d. stina.
ton is Charleston, and that the despatch
has reference TO the secession in the
South. The Brother Jonathan. North
American and other ste mers were in
contemplation, but finally the Crescent
City WAS fixed upon. She is to sail with
sealed orders, and not TO be more than
FIVE handred miles AT any time from
land. She is not TO carry over 700 men.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
New YoRx, NJ ayl2

The Crescent City is under order. to
be in sailing readiness at the shortest
notice. There were troops on board
yesterday, and the military on Cover
nor's Island have received orders to be
ready with arms and ammunition. 4
companies of troops left in the Flori-
da on Saturday, to rendezvous near
Tybee Island. at the mouth of the Sa-
vannsh River. This sudden movemcn
Of the Government is still shrouded in
mystery. ''.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
OUR HOUSE,

TUE subscriber has taken the house No. Q.
L Bani-tcr's What, and fitted u IN excels''
rllcr, tor the accommodation of Boarders. III"
iase,niu oi the building he has ht,ed TOT a ''e,s.
ding and oyster saioon, where may be iou"d q
a well spread table, and at the most reasonsns
terms. Board,r, taken by the day, w.ek, -
Onger. 20 WM. b,hNbIi'
COAL NARD.---rhe suI'-er,b-r r.'pecs
rly informs the public that he ha, taken N. C'"
Mad and whaf rec-nty occupied by CharL.
l,cvco,, IT,, and shall he happy 10 supply tho oh
..,oper. ~ Mr.. uevens, a. we'll as ths pnbl.s
spsr.IIy, With the bsst kind II Coal.
-, WIN. g. PDcKHAN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
CBARLEsTos, Thursday, Mays

CBARLEsros, Thursday, May 8
The Convention assembled this morn
ing at the usual hour.
The debate presents no new feature.
The Address was unanimously adop-
ted, together with the following resolu-
ions
LIST. With or without cooperation, tor
secession some time.
I'd. That cooperation is not worth the
sacrifice Of an unanimous submission.
Sd. Secession is necessary to sover-
eighty.
lth. The Convention il looking 10 the
Legislature to exer, its sovereign pow
er.
The Convention formed itself INTO
Central Association for the State, pre-
serving the present organization OF Del
egates and members until new appoint
neDts.
Each Association is entitled TO double
the State District representation.
To form the Central Committee, nine
distinguished Delega,eswere appointed.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die, with prayer.
The deliberations on the whole were
characterized with the greatest deco
rum and dignity-so says our cores
pondent
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The new and splendid steamship La
fayette sailed on her first voyage to Liv-
erpool this morning. with 81 passengers
and a full cargo. There was more
e.ght offered than she could accommo-
date. Capt S,oddard, formerly OF the
Crescent City, goes out in command.
The Osprey also sailed for Charleston,
with 81 passengers.
RICHMOND, Va May 10.
A large and enthusiastic Wing meet
ing HAS been held at Yorktown, Va.
At which Hon. Daniel " ebster was NJ
animously nominated as their candidate"
for the Presidency in 1852, and they all
upon ihe friends Of the Union througout
she U. S. TO rally around and support
him.
The meeting also expressed their
deep gratitude to President Fillmore
for the patiotic manner in which he had
enforced the compromise measures.
partie u!arly the fugitive slave law.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Byron. AlcITeury CO Illino

Sycamore De Kalb co. III, Oct. i, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
MERcIIRIAT. DISEASES

BEKcH & TILLEr. Mineral Point,
EvASs & Co, Dodgeville. and
7. :. ANsLET & Co. Linden.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
FRESH iRRIFlL
OF
. RUG q s'sEEEDECEyY'E7S e.


.l - H. ,--'
80 sseI of tile RED Mortar large and fresh si.u
q. Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Paints, Oh
Ire >uf- Bsu-he-, Patert Medicines. &c &c
takina his stock full and complete among u.aIc,
lay be found the following articles:
...4s Ni...r .,.1,.;..,rir + T,,,s,-, l,r-.
:. lI,r,ar;c i ,1,Ic C,i,abcr do
: C,,r,- <. .-,--sr, C.sr,, C;I
.,l, Oh &-@no Oh set m
.-e,r,, IT, T.,,,l,ys
Lori u, .ia,. ~,,,--bo,
-, 90,
-, roc+ -
.oo -
7rnn ENGLISH and Ca,orrol
s,,ari,.r Pic C4..s
-, -l-,r,,a-51ls
,,Irbnr T - Pc
r..b Moss 80
I,,,i.;,
.,o., ,,.,.,
q So'- l,so' ,'''0.', =, 'o'a-'le 'eiie7 anu
81 hIN Ill iNSIi,L Hans.
vans Laucets. >ilyerand Gum Catheters FIear.
Hulls Trusses. Shoulder Braces ~vrinaes. Clae-
and Metallic &c sc &c
My assoTtmento Of Paints and OILS is complete,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
MARRiAG


~ ~ ~ - -A-@s - - = -
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!
MANY and many wife endures years of bodily
suffering and Of mental anguish PROSTATE and help
less embitterne, her life, that OF her husband and
aazardins the future welfare OF her children, arising
frn causes which, if kaolon. woud have spared the
saiIering the anguish to the wife, and TO the hus
band embarrassnents and pecuniary difficulties hsv-
j their orr gin ia the mind being weighed down and
harsssed in consequence % the sickness OF the
psnion OF his bosom.
How important that the causes should be known
to every wife, 10 every husband, that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences TO the health and hap
2ness % both may De avoided Life is short and
health precious adni, any portion of the to
De spent without the full enjoyment Of the other
The timely possession OF little work entitled
follows has been the means of saving the health and
,he life OF thousands.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAN
copies have been sold since toe FIRST edition was is
sued
The author has been induced 70 advertise it by
the urgent and pressing request Of those who have
oeen indebted to publication for al they hold dear
that al may have opportunity Of obtaining it, and
who have favored him with thousands of letters of
sncomiam, some Of which are annexed to the adver-
tisemenr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
CODYS GIN MENl NEVER
FAILS.

1t is amost perfect remedy for sores of all kind.
cures gals bruises, sprans. rng-bones. >plvHs
sweeney. founder ed feet, &c &c. Also rueGmac
ism. chapped hands. sore lips running sores pile
sweied face sore feet. sore legs ulcers, coutrac-e,
cords. eruptive bols. enlarged joints. chaes: II
cases OF bruises and scalds an immediate appjica
ton OF this Ointment wall afford instant relief
As a Horse and Family Ointment, The proprir
tor challenges the world 10 produce is equal
Far ers and ;caul>ters should aluav, have >ul
ply OF thls Invaluable article on hand Tor cases
emergency. No family should be without it to
a single day. The hour OF pam comes when -.
least expect i. Therefore be prepared his O-us
men is pan up IA very large ,,a boxes and SOLD
the low price o! So cents per box. Observe III.
written signature Of the proprietor on every be
Without TINS none Is genuine.
sold Wholesale and on agency by Dr. n j
Cody Al his American Agency Office %aule1a
lis. Also or thr same terms BY 0r. Il. .. ~
lord at NlHera. Point and by Agents tnrou4lo
the west ty4o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
POLL Evil CURED

I, Alonzo BroWa. o. Sycamore. De k3ib CO
hereby certify that have cured TWO % TIE vo.
cases OF Poll Evilupon my horses. during tile D..
year with Bristol LinImen,, that have 4,
seer. In the first instance commenced using
Lniment before the sore had broaen b mo.-te
ing the sain with H. and heating II wi-A 2 ID
shovel and in few days after made thc first 4.
pIcalion my horse head ana meek were as l.t
ber and We'll as ever. With the second ease. q
moi apply jHt Lulmenf rom Eeglrc- ua14i The Sos
had broken and discharged matter tor some jl-
when ] commenced washing with Castle son
ana wafer until quite clean and then bathag ire.
Nv syitn the Ln.meu1. NIan one ace> rom +.
first application The sore had healed a h1- -.n.
been as well a ever. assure those having aa
e. afflicted IN this way, thar Bristol Ne.1,. al.
Bone Luiment VIII IA every Instance. not a.
~ cure Poll Evil, bat Will cure it eiFeceua,l1
ALoNzo bRowN
Sycamore De Kalb CO III. Oct. I7.Isi9.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
/ erry and Tavern.

csc. THE subscriber would respectfully say
#;,,I i 70 the travelling public that he hasa.
Fuu Briggsfown. on the Wisconsin River. al
\geenf Ferry, which Is a safe crossing place o.
II stages OF the river tie also keeps a publio
louise where travellers can be accommodated Oh.
easonable terms. Call and see
JAMES LAWS
EugEstown, June -. 1881 31-ll
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

bright s I}DLIN VEGETABLE RS
sR}oB sale by the Undersigned yy.sa is sc-.-.
~ thorl1ed Agene ioc ,.is place lor .la ..-.
TIE same. IdEO. EoDoLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
SWEENEY rTRED-

l. ". O. Park, O; Osve@o. Kendall co. TT her.
by certify that some time H the month OF App
last, had available horse >weeneycd hadat
Piled several kinds o. medicine for r. when b,
tols LinIment was recommended 20 ne u-,t
tHo bottles OF II. and with them IN one see
time entirely cured my horse OF the sweeney
Tie Liniuent should be rubbed on the shouldc
and heated IN with hot iron There Is no douL
d us being an lnialnole cure tor sweeney III &.
worst stages. W O PARK
0zweso. Kendall CO. H. Oct -. 1919.
Manufactured exclusively ar Bel, dere Boon,
county. I'll. by JAMES JAFFRY.
FOR sale Mineral Point AZ tue Drug store
= d. puiogd and f. Rodolf 1910
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
sif.' 70 4 q fN''ffrfss
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
ossrgucrloNs. lRREeulARIrlss. &C.

H.,w many are suffering from Obstruction Or irreg-
plari,ies peculiar to tire female system, which an
ie-niue their health the effects of which they are
ignorant aud for which their del;cncy forids seeking
medical advice How many suffer from oro'af01's
ai~y5 IL Hing Of the womb OF from 9a0y-g5b,,s weak
ness debility &c, &c How many am in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement How
many have difficult If nor dangerous deliveries and
whose lives are icoparied during such time, VIII end
its pages the means OF prevention, ameiioraton,
sy.,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
pRE.EECsW Bg,y,EDE.y'G.
0lta0isoa, oJCtsoc ns.a.
WEED & EBERHARD.

WEED & EBER ARD,
EE HAVING opend an extensive .sgrFFsq7
& = Book Bindry, taxes tais oP. s-s.slssss
por1unity o. Informing the comma 49,
u-ty Al large, atihey are prepared 10 execute at
orders which may be entrusted TO thar care, Such
furnishing state an county officers with
BLANK BOOKS
of all kinds ruled 70 order, and 81 inc les quality
u paper. Old books rebound, IN Turkey. Aoroc
90. Plain English, cali, sheep. or paFer binding
IA gaines. pamphlets, session laws. &c, bound II
the best OF stYle-ali ol which work Val be exc
cuted al the lowest Milwaukee prices.
Paper Tor blank book, consisting OF car
crown. denny. medium. royal sUper royal impe
iial double crown {, iolio post always on hand
n B-Orders nom d distance must BE- accom-.
parted with pattern for ruling and the size O
paper required. and style oil binding, must be de-
grated otherwise the work viii be executed il
accordance wiih the usual to.m Tor the blank
boo,. required THIS establishment is entirely
nevy. and embraces the latest impTot III
ruling and bsEding " y J..
Madison Oct 80. 1S51.-tt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Extract from, a LITTER
To those just Married. =" Had known y

"PHILAnELPHtA. Nov % 1897
DIR A NJ MAuRICEAU: Had known OF the i'm
7ortant matters treated Of ia The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion some years ago how
much misery nli2ht have escaped have suffered
wears from which You point in YOUR book
without knowing whit 10 do obtained copy, a'..
.ounI nv case treated Of trust every female v III
avail herself OF the information contained in its pages
Letters are daily received of this character unne-
ce-snry present
To those vet unmarried. but contemplating mar
rage or perhaps hesitating to the proyricty 81
mourning the responsibilities atteudant upon IT, tie
importance of being possessed OF The revelations
tanned ia these pages, so Intimately involving their
future happiness. can not lie appreciated.
II is Of course. iu.f-actrahle to convey more fully
the various subjects treated Of, they Of a nay
tnre strictly intended tor the married those
templaing marriage: neither is il necessary, since
It IS every ones duty to become possessed OF knowl
edre whereby tie snler.nss Ia which wife, moth
er. sister may be suhiect can be ohviated.
~ Copies will he sent by Mail free of Postage
10 the Purchaser.
IN On the receiut uf One Dollar. ." THE MAR
RlED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION Is sent fHa5ied free any part OF the
United States All letters must be post maid ,except
those coniausns a reuiuaucel. aud addressed to DR.
a. ". MAURlCEAU, Box 1925, New York City.
Publishing O1ice No. lae Liberty St, New York
Over 20 eco Copies have beeH sent by NAH.
within three months Nth perfect safety and GER
tainty
booksellers and ents engaged III ITS sale, ai'
making handsome completeness from the read,
and extraordinary demand for 1t, and the extreme
81 liberal terms afforded them
Active, local. or travelling Agents, Throughout
e Uni1ed States and Canadas, will be supplied or
same terms. Communications are require,
* postpaid and directed as above.
II CAUIIoN--1be public are cautione,
usf various catch pennies intended 10 b
aimed of upon them, initiating ice title OF III
.ork as The 1larriel Ledies' Medical CoupaI.
on" and various other titles. The title OF u
york Is The Married FON.6NS Prtvate Msa.
al Companion. ~ Dr.. 4. u. lNal.r-osotl
f. D. PULFORD, .7sent
NInTal Point, Wis. ma en-
\ LMONDS.-soft shell almonds for >aI
---low az A. =. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
SECTION, TowN. RANsE

And further notice is hereby given. that fofb.5
my and all persons from buying or removing ANY
lead or other ores from the above described Lane
without my written permission
GEORGE NESNERS1TTH. .4gent.
DodgeyiIie Iowa County VS..
Sept. DIST. 1877 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
PUEaEC NOTICE.

1 Ii persons are hereby notified not 10 trespass
i Nine. or Dig, upon the following lands with
'ut the written consent or permission Of the own
sr or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
E-@ EG va "a & a-s
here all kinds of

Casting can be had or Short Notice
He has on hand at TINS time good variety O.
'aFioF Box and Cooking Stoves. OF the most az
grtted patterns
Please cali and examine stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere
JOB work done al al times on short notice.
alllsra! os2t Nov -, 1850 [447
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Byron NcIIeury CO Illinois.
MEssRs. HANILroN. & oc-GentleFnanl ha,,
INST used Bristol Nerve and Bone Imminent toY
bunch onmy horses knee. mad used Sloan
Ointment which is no better man SO nluch lars
but less than enc bottle a. the Imminent drove
away entirely. and I believe il to be a valuabl.
medicine. Yours &c, ~. K. HEATH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
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A:ssosa-i hon Nofataia1 Iron and Eci,s.
TUE undersigned having been appointed Agents
I To- the s2'e e the shove manufacturers,
V'ii ztep on hard a TALL supply Il
MERCHANT BAR IRON. SHEET IRON AND
NAILS,
Aiauafs ctuTed from Ike ore Of the Missouri
ION AsoHnfain. al the Il Louis Rolling Mills OF
Messrs CaoGtoeu. Harrison & Vale
They "il also keep alt orner articles usually
kepr ia an Iron store, % hich they would .nvite
the attention OF the City ard Country trade.
=ollcit.n- share o: their patronage.
Re Iron, Naiis and manufactured articles from
ihls ore, eaa - recommended as oivery superior
quality only requiring = lr.4l TO insure CON ple1e
satisfaction
5'H0S. Fl BEFPE & co.
" Warehouse 10. 50 Steamboat Lar. NJ.
no w Gaena Illinois.