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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

- A correspondent of TIE Louisiana
Courier really pities Gen. Scott >ympa-
thetc soul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
~ GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dye is,

without exception reservation the very best in
vented. Equally celebrated Is GoURlUpS Medicated
Soap 10Y curing piwplas frckes salt hedm 6esh worms
teief. salowuesA tan ioughness &c poudre Subtitle
roots hair nom any part of the body Liquid Rouge Lily
Whits and hair GOss ct O. Wskerst, near Broadway
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Lrnn,s KArnArKoN-For the Hair. to

LIONS kATHAIRpN-For the Han to
prevent fopg oa aud ming gray eradcetns Scarf
and pau0IuG and the huest to-t article IN the world,
giving the hair 81, an son oNant appea snce, and i
parting The fragrance the most delightful flowers Only
AScets prrb a sod hv sl Druggists Perumers Nc IN
New loTb. Brooklyn and throughout the world. Whole
salei hY p 1IoMAs LYON No lol Bioadway.
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HAlR DYE AND WIes.-BArcHELok' s

Nsnueotory fT these articles u celebrated IA all paris Of
toe World; psrsun' @ishus tight elegan, and durable
VIA or roupee surely be snitsd His HaI DYE
70 applied Ia gusznteel cold Wholesale OF Retail
atNo Ws.s Copy the sadres, beware OF limitations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

wy Omen moro we take occasion to call
-, ,ba oubfjc 10 thnss gems Of Art, the Cfayon
the sltenuon " tsLen oniy AZ = kooT's Gallery,
qay corner OF Frantlint. Process paVenteo
NO 80 Dr., ., cautioned ssainst any infringement
~ WARTS Nervous ANTIDoTE can
10 IA without pay If It does coed its eZtraordn,ry EN-
a. cu,no c0niumpticn and disease has pro npted this
thod 10 rive all chance Of irving IL without nsk oil
ops their money if proves usees No. 10 Ann At, or
42i Creepwieh-st
Cx SPECIFIED WITH BITES,
Perfect rghts.
Alas for the tender skinned ladies';
For vengeance they LONG
On the whole bed-bug throug,
And wish the muSke 10 Hades.
Now, ladies' iust 20
To LYoNs depot,
And flask q hs powder procuring
Destroy ey'ry pest
That forbade you N rest
a 81. nous night suuber securing -, ,-..5,w.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
5000 BorTLEs SoLp IN FIVE WEEKS.

DAvss RANENE changes gray hair to It's former color by
resionng he natural corcltlou OF the har
dyeirg cOlohF For sale at toe general Depot No S6S
Grand Il. and AZ 1872 Broadway. 20 Washington ST. sos
Hudson-st, ~ Bowsly, AID III Houston st
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WASHING MADE EAsY.-I0,0O0 families

WASHING MADE EAsY.-IU,UUU tamlue5
using Nelson's Chn,ss Washing Fluid sufficient
proof Of its Valu.; IL lisa blessed improve worthy the
attention Of every family, fo bleaching alone aud will
Than soap and all the hs labor Of rubbing
BewNe Of oortetfeit See that you get Nelson's Sold by
groeers generv Agents wanted for all pa' Of the
try Depot rs W6Trenst. JAMES PY4E Manufa ,turer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
The Celebration at Lundy's Lane.

Special Dispdch % The ~ L. Tribune
NIAGARA FALLS, Wednesday, July q, lsj2-l PM
The arrivals are more numerous than
yesterday. From fifty to sixty thousand are
present to-day.
The military review by Gov. Hunt has jast
closed. 1t was brilliant and was witnessed bya
host estimated at 10000, forming an immense
square.
Crowds Of ladies are present. The immense
procession lie now moving to the Grove.
Among the arrivals TO-DAY are Hon. judge
JOHNSON of Ohio, and Hon. WALTER FoRwtRDd
Pennsy lvania.
At last nights meeting the mass was nearly
equal to that of the afternoon.
Ex. Gov. JoNEs of Tenn, Hon. JOHN A. Ki@
Of New-York, Gen. Hunt, G.. A. NOBLE of Cna.
tauque, Gen CLARK of Burlington, VI. Gen. h.
b. BRUCE Of Madison Co. addressed the audi.
ence effectively. The meeting continued until
l. o'clock, when il reluctantly adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

B~ FowLERs q WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers CLIFTON Hail. No lSl Nassaus, NewYork
and No l42 Washipgton-st, Boston.
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Tile TRUE RoAp TO PopuLARITY.-BY

keeping the only really fashionable Ready Clothing in
the Thy cutting bat the hes. fabrics by employing
the best knen bez wages-hy importing from Eu
rope the Of goods aud the latest fashions ia
advance OF other hOusesby uDwaverng punctugity and
courtes,-ihe firm Of JENNINGS Co. have succeeded in
acquiring and securing without the belD of pu exag
geaed advpiseinent amount Of profitable custom with
which thew every be satisfied They find their
circle Of business widening year. and therefore
justified believing that their exerOns crafty the tastes
of their ouy appreciated At present they
would especially direct attention their midsummer stock
manufactured expressly for weather wear IL com
prehends ar Of light clothing unequaled in stye
and variety by other in the city The and 6ash Of
the Coats Sacks Vests PaDtsOOos &C. sold SIDE,
or made this eStsbisnm- MT challenge the
eim alton OF the conuoss-u in fashionable clothing w T.
JrNNIsGs6 Co, No 23I Broadway. American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

u Sugars, Teas, COflt Nc, constantly
hand and COR sale 10 quantities suit families and deal
eis at nall rdvance ~hOessle nces Crushed loaf
sugar q e y 10 yellow refined fac Oolorg Tea
best quality choice YOU'VE Hyson and GuupowderS and
A. best 90 Jaws c. fee, fresh er upd daily 81 Old su'
mAiTs n st Domingo led } Fowler. Grocer and Tea
dealer Nts 2O 4Ss Green xicn-st, and 70 VeSeyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

" Housekeepers and Others in want of
Bedding, Bedsteads &c, would well to call at WILL
LAkDs old established Warerooms No 80 Chathsm-st,
sortment Of articles his line offered the public
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THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
DoiDRs at WA .hington.

souts>r. Telegraph oce,, eo-r, Of Hans'~ and s.a.~.
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~ Next week roo often means next
month in the parance Of trsde Not so at GREENs No
House There superb Shirts made 10 order puRc
ually vel ncomparably The Or Is guaranteed, aud
Thine is % itself than GREEN 70 bis ,mlses
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The WhigS at Niagara.

THE LUNDY'S LANE CELEBRATION.
Special Dhpa'cI 10 THEN Y Tribune.
NIAGARA FAILS, Wednesday, July 2.-9P.w
1t is estimated by good Judges, that
10000 persons are here, to day, aud that
100000 have already been on the ground.
The cars and boats are constantly crowded.
The cars tonight were full inside, on
the platforms and on the top, and besides
that, dirt cars were put on to carry pas.
sengers. The boats are also densely
loaded.
Hundred have gone away in private
carriages. The military. and some entire
delegations are gone.
One hundred and twenty Tenth Wad
Wings have been here. They start to.
morrow, and will reach home IN the even.
ing.
Tonight there will be grand ball in
one of the Ohio tents, in which a large
number of ladies will participate.
There is full tent OF Democrats from
Cleveland, who have rcnounced their party
afiinities and will go strong for Scott.
A delegation of sixty men arrived to-
day from MARSHALL and Ohio Counties
Va, beaded by VIM c. Jones, Esq.
The railroads running hence sold 5000
tickets to-day.
Several relics of the old battle have
been found on the field, such as bullets and
grape shot.
Among the warmcst supporters of Gen.
Scott is Capt. Thompson, a brave old
soldier who was wounded and left for lead
on the field ut the battle of Lundy's Lane.
He was also commander of a company in
the Mexican war.
Beside the good spe. ches to-day, there
was some excellent singing by the Buffalo
Glee Club and others.
Thousands of copies Of SCOTS Life
have been circulated.
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DAGUEkREOTYPEs BY BRADY The

public are respectfully vited examine the Prize Pictures
exhibited the Worlds Fair ter with large coec-
the Portraits OF the distinguished OF our
country BRADY Gallery No. 2O5 Broadway, corner OF
FutOnst
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HANnREws q LANpnlER. Merchant

Taiors have removed from No 2S TO No 6H Broadway,
(rewsies Marble BuiloDes between Houston and Bleeck
ersts where they prepared furnish articles IN their
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
VILLAGE ORDs~ANCG RELATIVE
10 HGE<

Be it Ordained by the President and Board of
Trustees of The village of Mineral Point
SIC. J. That any person or persons owning
or keeping any dog within the limits of the cor
poIatIon OF the village OF Mineral Poinr, shall
from and after the 10th day OF July A. ID. 1852,
put. or cause To be put around the neck of every
such dog owned by him or them. Collar,
with the name of the owner inscribed thereon.
&c. , That any person or persons owning
or keeping any dog within the limits aforesaid.
shall pay into the Treasury OF this village the
following TAX. 10 wit:
Fifty cents per annum for every male dog,
One dollar ueT aunum for every female dog.
SEC f. shall be the duty OF the collector ap-
pointed by This board tor that purpose. 10 collect
me above specified within one month from the
10th day OF fUiy next; TO give receipts for the
same. describing the sex and number of dogs
thereon 10 pay the same over 10 the Treasurer
1l this Corporation ard for bis compensation.
The collector SHALL be allowed ten per centum on
The amount collected.
SEC. !. snail be the duty OF any Constable
OF tins village 30 seize, take up and fIll any dog
owned o. Kept, within the limits aforesaid,
where tic uuu-r or keeper hall have re used or
ueg.octea 20 comply HitI the above
ueclfei 1r-fs. lions aad or every dIZ 50 taken
nd kIiel r4e>CnnsJab'e shall receive ccmPen-
80 .tun q. ~ cents, from me village Treasury;
crowded ho.yet err that the ON ncr O. any such cog
aken may redeem the same before Tia. k5lllng.hy
paving fIrv cents to the constable and the regu-
ar tax ID the Corporation.
SEC. s. Arg person or persons owHjHg any
proud bitch. uegecring to keep the same shut up.
,hie in heat. shall pay into the Treasury OF this
village, Gae of one dollar, for every such reg
set or offence
THE0DORERODOLF, Pres.
Attest, EorDEv. CLERK,
Mineral Point, June IL. 1882. 3w34
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
II. @. FARRELL'S
CES EREE AREA, AIR aREAn 4ENEuE<r

s wei known possess the h. aliue
ness In e8scig cres which previously had esiSted All
other ned;iae. I'd n-t-red D. ire most .ceuii Sc hv
seian- has pHc-d It far beyond aay similar ever
Introduced 70 the popp Uuitud -t4.es s-,,nu
iaies the absuTbs-ts - increased action an thus ep
nature to throw If dseaseT .trats 70 tie zane add
ing strength and seiviiy the muscles il is nrfIty
aaod ne and Their y aiiays atn prod icing
delightfully."- plsang nseii, through ,he y hole fam,
o"lHg TO its real0kable anceptc il puria
and neuraizes thai poisonous Corrosive prucpe blcb
renders old ulcerous sores dealt 10 heal: III erf
IS peculiarly adaItrd to their speedy cure THIS pirep,
ifTn us penetrating and streng n ming .ua lies has b.,
i'uDd t. be spscitc for paralysis OF palsy xt1e swell
ings and diseased Joints, and fact ali CON paints f the
Hu-eu sys Il HIS cured cases OF R,s7stsr, q,
70 .ears staudt ad al ctirns TIE -lp,, y herein ID,
enre spinal Column crooked and distorted Thai
me patient could aot walk ,nd with ut tai sup
'oFt Numerous cases or palsy been cured when
TIE H. s wa itfered leaving ny but he dried 81 in
and bones, a. .ne limbs totally without use or feeling
For children with roaP,t is ofinesnabe vsIue.ruIbed
and bathed over the throat chest ifapplied frv on
the eh st II heyer fails to relief the severe coughs
attending Cons mption asthma End Cods heals spec
Oily our Scaidaead, Mango, Planters and far-
mers viii hnd aIuabie cine 10 he applied TO
Horses and Cattle spraasbFuses lanneness, sweeney
sth dry shoulder, wounds burns splinG chaez or
gals, hardened knots on the flesh etc. 344w-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

FENdE Pettsu the Guardsan IL, VA Buren, Irfrmet
AMI iamrs aoEnan, miaor child reE u James EoT
man, deceased
T. me hon james Fl Ku .wl.au, Judge o. inc c,go.s
Cuart N IA and IN It,l. ,sate.
8 Gyrus WoudmaH. Guardian tta chiltfsa 80 .
named, resuectiis repree wat there het.Bxiug
said children am informed An1 believe. a not.
hand f+r abHu SIX liars sIvDed by hjI'on- yvh
Is ROW IA Caif rnia which csrtuo 81. ctlfec -
sos some saw g iunb taSen by r-zpr--ers r
land IN tsre4n County. belonging sad Id. r.
which 10 Is probable went, svl may
allied "xc ping the ab we the only ppev hr
"a sat cndreu consists 81 estate Your
therefore relieves . r,I,n ber-nf $50 Ia
sold. that theTe may be H.,
hands OF The guardian for support ard I'd cation
sal chiidren fur her represents that the Nor
o. he North West quarter Of sec ion Fourteen. IN
North Of Raug six East. ccntajrirg cIRhtN
lying in tho county of Green ID S.ntg,
eight r1rlrs dissau from III real
ceased, and uEy sold Sithout Inquiry the sale ,
other estate Your petitioner therefore PR.
yeur honor grant 10 him license sell ~ sd abss
descsibed CYRus EOrDaAN
= state OF WiscoRsin, in~a Co Otthfs %
LIS. aRr o. fay. A q. So. p-T-rusty c-t3- s-
40 OMAN. ayi made ustl has lbt above
r-Eut By him mate u Irue " tee W. b.
ard tffcia- eea, GA LES Z. LEO Ate, ". F..
y Public NIs.
~ Prohae Court held at tbe 1rabste of7-e i~ 81,
-tll-gr Of ShusburSh II the County II La ra1v;te 5
tate of "a izcOSri a 81 dN o. Jun in te
OF Lord Thousand eight hun.sI ed aud Gty ",
Upon TIE FOREGOING F5titi1n. trdfre :, taat rEs
petitioner give notice 90 ~ interested 10y caus
spy DgLlgoa with thi- ORDER thereon
published the Wisconsin -Tributie, priT ted a
Mineral Point IN the County Of low IN sad ate
succe'slye weeks that they may appeAr ~ Probate
Aurtto Re held me ba'e orre within and said
County Of Fayette T. first Mt,rd ay .f Aug
4w15 JAMES ii. KVowLToN, co. Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
Masonic Celebration.

The Anniversary Of s. John the Baptist viii
be Celebrated in Mineral Point on the oath inst
in the following order
The Lodge viii be opened at 100 clock a ".
Procession will be formed at l CLOCK un-
der the direction of
Col. HENRY NJ BILLINGS, Chief Marshall.
and march TO the Presbyterian Church.
Prayer by Rev PHELPS.
Singing by the CHOIR
Grafton by Gen WM r. SMITH
The Procession viii again be formed and
march TO the Dinner Table, where Dinner nIll
be served by Messrs. Nichols x SHFr.
Hon. CHARLES DUNN. Presiding. assisted
BY Hon JOHN II. ROUNTREE. Vice President
The BRASS BAND will be in attendance
% Bail will be given in the Evening al the
Franklin House
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

41oSsCAPr'os rF THE tUs8>--SY N.-Nhen Con-
sumption commences its works upon the lungs in rs
sus form, the hrst symptom is s cough. he disease
advances the cough becomes much frequent, ana
- attended with the expectorarion of which
sometimes cpiored but at others y"Ilowish
greenIsh hue and viii often be mi,eu with strceks OF
sio,s Afer the cough has continued FOR p the
tent win experience some iculy ia G. accom-
panied, FsTheps wh paiR in the chest and fe4uent5
IN ona9r Do;h eides The pstHnt viii he -utject
hectic fFer aud aItersate bushes Of he cq etly cold
shiils, ard Citeu with copous night sweat-.
Fhoss threatened with CaSsrnPrIox should bear H.
SRnd that WIsTAR's B,LsAH WILD CBsRRT is the rem
edy that has performed cures Of Crsurtt,n that W r.
Thought almost 'uuus-curss which asJOufs
ed The needles, world and brought the bloom h allh
10 many ra'd cheek. ssti0g sat zladBcss 70 many
despaiung bosom.
see I'd, e-tlsenent IN another. oIumn. L2rc2-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
Look ont for Cotlnterfciis.

The public ere cautioned agains. another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called v b. Far
rei's Arabian inment, the dangerous Of ali the
counterfas, because ais having the name Farrerna
viii buy IL in good faith, without de that
counterfeit exists and they viii perhaps only discover
heir when The spurious has wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article IS manufactured only by II C. Fa
rsl, sole inventor ard prop wholesale druggist
No Il, Main street. Peoria, Illinois, TO HON ali sppca
lions for AV5nce. be addressed Be sure you gel
It with thc letters H. G. before the Farrell hu--H. G.
FARREIL's-and bis signs on the apper, all 9th
ers are couIterfeits. Sold b.
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins
Thomas Co., Dodgevilr, q. BE, Oh, Linden, H.ok 4
Robinson, FrankIin, Brnner, Wing vile, A Noriyse
Ausceda, Ripley, Downs * Co, Richmond, f. Mcin-
tyre RIcRlaad city, an by regularly authorized AAents
throughout u United Stars.
n-s- Pr c. IS aud 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
A5ENr ~ AErED in every town. vi lace and hamlet
il TIA 'ni'e states. in which not yet established
address H. e Farrell above, recon snied with good
references s. u character responsibility, sc. NJ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

>Rkl
JOSEF h Read

Wisconsin.
stephen Thrasher }
By vi.tue writ % FIer Facias, issued out Of the
Office GieTk Of the Circuit Court ia snd for the
Conny Of iowa snd state of Wisconsin IN rhe above en-
tfted cause. aud directed and delivered BgaBs
goods cnatta-, and teDements of the foil~inR de
scribed este TIL property OF the above aIsec
defendant Viz The North west quarter OF the Mott
ElsI quarter uf section .. twenty FIVE t25l I"wn No
Eve - Range 10. q Fast In the Cnuty e low
state Wisconsin ant shalt expose 10 public vendu,
highest bidder f'r cash. al the right title snd in
crest named defend mt had IN aud TO the saic
estss 5th day of June A u lS52or az AM
ne since. ~ front Of the Court House IN tn
NT1cral Point saturday the 5ist dsS OF Ju
~ A. D. iS53-5atween the hours Of niue clock =. NJ
and four o'IocL P. NJ OF satd day satisfy said wri
sud costs. = i =
RICH ARD : VIVIAN, Sheriff
Sheriff. fl, ., Mineral Point June 2lst A. D l-52
r A. EEasl As-ipne4 G. IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

sN-EE ua8trsigu q having aru'cd 20 10 Hon. lame,
= e hp.aIJr.r. '1..1nty IsldEp asd nHicu Ia rG
Pr bsa So and ht. tnuty uT r z7t y g"
Ni~-eustr- 90 app intel Adm ni-lra'"r ot IN" e.
at oT George Niuscd- dtc-assd bat OF said ~ou~t.
Therefore a. tee j. here5, given ." al c.uceru'd that
d app CATION iIl he cousdn By the Judge at're.
aud al h~ -icp IN ShuIIsbu5g. on he s,coud SaLur y
JU,. a g. s. al which time -ud pis al, persons
avtng obi may appear ard present the same
NATHAN bIM>FED
t--u3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
SssEE2EFEss SAFE.

Phelps & Johnston We
John stone and Circuit Court, lows Co Wis
A. p. Perish.
. virtue OF writ &c Ii,ri Eacas iEsued ont OF Sc
ID 0Hce OF ths clerk e tho circuit court Ia and fr ths
Gty 90 iosa AMI Stst 81 " zcuu@iG, IN tho above
ltl-d cause TO dfece and delivered agairst th4
chaais lauGs and teneI1fnts, Of the above named
defendants, have This day lowed upon -o'zsd h
p towing described real estate. - tv property q
suve named dreudu'ls viz Ehe north Quart.r OF
The north eet quarter % section thirty four l3t} o~u
SEES en- W rGigc nno q eas ~ the County OF furs and
tate Of vi cousin, snd shall sOse pubic yendue
Ca sue hghe-t bidder fur cash. all The right title and
f above named defendants bad az ufd 10 IN. SAID
zeal estate on the 10Th day November A. D. iS5 or
any We since, st the front door of The Court House In
hr Town Of Mineral Point, Saturday 18th day OF
day y lsS3 between the bOurs Of nine ociCck a. m
md mr. clock p Of said day, - sa-sfy satd writ
and Gusts Il. : WV a \, sheriff
~henffs flee, Mineral Point. March SO, Io5&.
AsksA Coma, Az for 81 Is 23-6w
The shove sale e postponed ifI Saturday, the sob
lay OF June next ~ the niace and lime day.
RICH ARD :. VIVIAN, sberiR
NJ moral Point, May i3th, i~5a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

rom the subscriber the tn span q horses
e. The named Ball. bnugkt al Chicago IL OF iigh
bny cugor-Ong aii, sithGuS sHz. hind pasfeEn joints
whIte-black and tsii- he strip the nOsri'.
soneN hat a c8lOT the breast and sho
der; hgn hezd and small ab ut nane years old,
l5S1 hands high The ether, named Bait Is dHPFis
dark blHcs and switch tail, sharp long
Short body, drmy bu Z ald limits well prnpoTtoned; 3
hsnds hih abUt years old, shOd all around purcha--
ed At Btioit.
The hores were in excellent condition Wk"ever Nj
said horses ard give notice 10 the subscriber 20
Pheasant Branch miles from MsIison, return said
Aurses to hir.l, shslI be liber ally rswar lei.
L MIIITTI. ESE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
18th anniversary Of OUT IlispsalsRcs.
on FRIDAY THE End OF JULY,


In order nor to interfere with Sunday The
exercises of the day, will commence at Sunrise
By Salute OF 2 guns, after Breakfast the Arena
Brass Band VIII play several National airs at / |
o'clock a procession will be formed in front OF
the Dover Hotel, and proceed into Dane County
10 hear the Declaration of Indepen lence read and
the GRAFTON delivered, after which a Substantial
Dinner viii be provided for all who wish to per-
take Of IL After dinner the asual Toasts will be
given and responded TO BY Gentlemen Of Talent
and for the amusement OF the Juvenile and hiIar.
ATTIC part OF the assembly, there will be gyrnnas-
tic sports. In order 10 accommodate all parties
Temperance and other drinks will be supplied
The whole 10 conclude in the evening with a
GRAND INDEPENDENCE BALL 10 be held
in Culver's Long Room at the Dover Hotel
As Dover Is situated in pleasant country. A.
bout midway between Mineral Point DodgeyiIIe
Madison, Sank and Lodi. 1t viii furnish a good
opportunity for those kept close to business 10
have beautiful country ride which they cannot
help but enjoy, especially on such an occasion.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President HENRY ROWEL ESQ. Dover.
Vice President Dir. ROBT EMORY Arena.
Chaplain REV Mr. ADAMS Arena
Reader Of Dec
laration JOHN B. SWEAT Blk Earth
Orator 81 VI COTHERN Esq.
Mineral Point.
Toast Master JOHN HAND Dover.
Nf,-sb.us A. A. BIRD Esq Madison.
CHAS. WILSON Black Earth.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
4th July Demonstration.

The public are respectfully informed that the
Citizens OF Dover on the line betw cen Dane and
Iowa Counties and neighborhood will celebrate
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
,e-PAlSTNER>HEP N"TECE.

esp + 1S'S' - T. SEtEP Notice.
ATOTTgE rs hereby given inst the undersigned have
e.-'ered 90 psrtns rship va The Mercantile bu
-ln-ss The Vie and nrm "f lyd heeler
rneN arr dong husiues the old sand Of F. ech
IN gb street where tny invite persons 10 cali and
anime Iheir stock and prices
HARRISON tl.tlYD,
SAMUEL. WHEELER.
Mineral fort, June :, 1859. 32f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
POPULAR SCHOOL RnosSS

#vnWNS series % READER Towns Her and DcRn-
er Yields New Grammar aud tamberts Pfysiolo-
q, published Ia Name and New YORK. 10y =snbu7n nj
arter. be had Of Chs. W George Z Fr,,nk ut
plstevile, where schools traders or Individuals ran De
uppted 20 airy amOuI,t. Many advantages win DEN
led from these Heaners- account Of the historical
alton tGy contain, eDrdluE better under
tand ng of hat IL Tead. care has been taken
lain b. NOTES, at the bottom If each page, an difficult
historical and classical ausf1ns ard proper
tfU-s. These books vel. bound and pGrtiCuisry
second and third readers the print T. very pain md
The rXpeTirn have mad is fear hing find
scholars learn their lessons easier, and
ntre ted 10 these kead@T3 aid Spoilers Than any others
have cvnF used
Although Towns Readers snd Spoilers cost us more
han others would have Esist, will furnish them ven
early at the common price OF other school books
CIAS W. & 9 20. z. FRANK.
P'attaviiis, February Stn, la52. vs. mis- 3m-tk.