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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10


th.s iusaU9,e rene ior Al disease @. tae IaEnA Al
nd LrSes, has siaiaed celebrity from is renarssb
.T-s, never sgG4ised hy any other medicine before.
h-r prepar tion- have Shown trrcsel. agd
sometimes effected notable eares, but none has ever
.ay won tae couddenc- Of every community vhese IL Sc
After years Of tis IA every climate TIE results
ird--pafably shown il 70 possess raa-ry over
this dangerous class Of diseases, which would No. c
stlrac the attention q Physicians, Patients, and The
pa5l.c 81 large.
see the statements, NOS Or obscure inlblEuafs and
from far distant places, bat - en Vh0 SHOWN ala
respected throughout the country.
THE vIDsiY CELEBRATED SURGEON, D0CT
ALIEN TN g. EssS T. uf Rev York ti.., says:
It gives pleasure C.s IE Jhc va'ge sti 1-ees
ri Ayers Oh, nv Psco.aI vbich CONSIDER rec ifafI5
Dr, TE.FS F>ENS, the venerable President If the
Vermont Medical college, one Of she eminent learHec
extensively USED g. this sectsoa, he 5t has =sozn
Eli t>ae'e evidence ot is hap2y effects upon panl
The Rev. ; No. P C8CEEGk tn. q dHetirg sishec
Clergy OF The El1h Church writes u .H- grrprr
a=hEatic aG-cion by Cherry Pastoral HIS be ter
sisuts
The following is from the we'll known Druggist at III Is
daIe, Michigan. The largest dealers stale
and this csse Is from rs o~il ooseIy atieu.
EgELsnALE, Mich Dec 10 1883.
Pear Sirs lmued istely receipt yo7r hetr rs
taTal- carried bottle scqu uteuce Of - BE
was thrrsh to be near hi. end With 7.ics cF,~-I AMI m
IL then unable Ia rise from bis 0yd, sud as veg-
feeble. His friends believed he must DE, uuass
-esF c,LI h. obtained fr him sud Induced iFa. i.
three weeks and y'E mas Judge Cf E7y surprise NY
turn, 20 meet han IN the street my way home iron
The cars end end hs had entirely recovered -Four c,s-
from ne day h coz aeneed 5@siaE your m-d'ile h.
There are other cases within nv kn0le d-e he-pth
Cherry Pastoral has been suguisEy succesi oal
50 Il'fAsa as ms W v. U.s. sg5Esa 8yss
Hear n Patient.
nr C. Aver, Lowell-Dsa- sir: Feeling u7dsr obi
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

~, z err. SIS s' COUNTY Court, Iowa County
5uLn Eu.caizon, vs. John Wilkinson * Patrick MeAf
t. the above uonei defend -nt= Eohn Wilkinson and
P-tsies SIC airalef:
aizr G"TiCes that on the srsl day Of May. A. .
.-1- Wit e 5tschngn- ISIS ru ont Of szid cunt,
Court ags.cst lh- sad t.hu Niaiason l.d PatrIc-
llti.=t-z aa- I'D ia17 o. se71 HUE isla, piaigtif
he sam ef lso agHd-ed and b uire dollars aaa fort,
even cents rsuruet-s TO fae ay term, Is=2 CT sa5
t,l#L v--s "a VIII bas been reformed served. b.
lew tie following s5ri5-d property OF you. tht
SD i-72 Wilkinson. ~ Ttt- lot auE Der nice 81
i OK UUE9a=r C-tg three 80 i1 strong A. dou o. tn
IsaL aI Point Iowa Couutr. stale of " iscunsu
JANIS TT-HlSfs n. Clerk
County Caari, lows County Wis.
SAf'L CRAwFaR0- Any for PIE. 6wJi
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.e.EGNTIENr anTElE.

rE is hereby given that BENJAMIN Ferris Of hlif
- Iawg county n ise0HsIn. has made an assign.
re- q Il. his Dro1frtr aad effects for she beaeht
..s-aa .ars Ic Sc having Gains aEafvsg said BEN
-s. lli present The same for aI8vFsn &c in due
Kiss iaIen ai a. hfra ssIEa u.ease maze .Uavrnaut
.-lees5 Z1gd Immediately.
JOHN CLAYTON
jane 4, l-5- S1.F
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MINERAL POINT
DEMONSTRATIONS nALE.

! ..-s ola Uecree sud License of the County Cont
s.. raatv, the uz.deTr igut Administering OFT
rr.fasri Z Nut, late &c SAD county. deceased
grgbI8c yercues between the hours Of Ten o.
.5s forenoon and tour Geek in The afternoon
l.ssEths 9th CaT % Tune next Il tbs front da0r
Z f.s4-r House. IN the Town Of Hinera P5in-. the
sfaf .hs Eurlh vest quarter IL section number
town four, ntrtn Of range two, e-st. containing
4. .--as 5s land si.uates lying and beng in said
-. I1Ra. .,--.,-.,-,- ,-.,-l--
e Edward J. Nust.
-s..t s. D lsE2. u32 2w.
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ltuuS & EuiEy.


Dealers a. Grses--r K57ae-s, Ef.rfs5-rs c-osscry,
&C. &C. &c
= AVE on Ezn3 General assortment - saz-rs, Tea
g o. re- &c1.z|s- E5sEsy, Randy ssd Wine 81
q tars- Uss1-.rss u u
CBUKEEE- va r. CoElNe CLASSES, & CLOCKS.
the O. = fzE sEieh they warrant s, the bes,
aEi1E dFtssr sl'i lJT cash, thy 0Tsr their
yoals vl-g ifE rfseE
ANN lla1r u8sg tza found Window sh.-
les TseEs Covers taI sad zee rs AID l-srn our
1rf6sa ard fear but VHat sou III 7urch zzz.
ness -J-F p fe sc loa Rom ard % po=lie tie
L.uEsF FEs.s.r-E
N.reHsI gr1i. sfay i-51
G.zghLF.4iY IToat and v ate Fish,
EHTE.5CTS Lemon Nutmeg, Cloves and Or
aHge.
BJEF.EEJ Tongues. IE.fST' Poq,lers.
SHE'LL ~ Almonds end Soft Shelld DO.
SNLI F-I.0Eli8aT0 superior Naregboy and
scotch SlatIe.i H5 lalf ait lor sale by
rel q y COBB
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E9g EsEFC NHTfCE..--Aa persons are hereby
III liHet to trtspA-s, NEs ur Dig, upon sHE 81
following lands, without the rilLu consent perlts
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

81 sac Nc EBCE.. 80 All persons are hereby
Fl Eor.zsd ire-pass. Uatne 70 dig upon auy OF
sas following lands Tllg1t written consent Of lne
sru-. ms
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R. H. MILLER & CO..

II. II. MILLER u w.,
Successors to N. E. Janney s. Co.,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in China, Glass
and Earthe nware,
No. 81 Main ST., betw'n Chesuu, and Pine, St. Louis, Mo.
THE SUBSCRIBERS once more call
i the attention Of their friends, and all who are in
want OF Goods In their line to the that they pre-
pared to receive them the liberal and
dating terms. and have hand and arriving, very
large and well selected stock Of Clouds, ordered
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
Comprising the usual varieties, many other articles
not to be me: with elsewhere in this city.
The long experience of principal (a Ing been thirty
years importer Earthenware) enables US to Offer
unusual inducements to variety and quality Of stock.
Their stock consists in part of
c, blue edged dipt, painted, printed, white granite,
fowu, blue and mulberry earthenware,
Pure white, enameed ustre, blue figured and gold ban
English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
All the varieties of American, plain and pressed
Glassware, Of Eastern and Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian Glassware, a great variety;
English Pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
large assortment of looking glasses, apanned tea trays
of Importation;
Britannia coffee and potts. casters, pitchers, c great
variety of first quality;
large and elegant assortment of Cornelius Co.'s cele-
braed solar Lard Lamp, chandeliers girandoles, SC,
gilt olive and damask and great variety Of articles
not usually imported for this market.
Assorted Crates packed for the Country Trade In the best
manner, kept Constantly on hand.
Our goods put up in the best MANNER by careful
and experienced packers and may be transported dis
tanca, by wagon otherwise without risk breakage.
We take pride in referring to old customers, and to
packing and the good condition in which goos
generally received.
60m2 R.n. MILLER co.
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J. oven pleasing to all who 1t by the salts
factory work Is done and the attending IT,
in store and 70. sale By E.s NEWELL
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-20
Notice.
HO! Wash.ta.dO!!
T E, FULLERTON. Third Street. M
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

insisting of clshmercs, delaines alpacas prints fan
Is, bleached and InbleacheI muslin shawlS, table
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-20

DESTRUCTION OF AN OLD HOUsE-A .REMTNIs-
e-EycE-In Norfolk, last week, three story
brick house on Little Water street, was de-
stroved by fire. The Norfolk Hearald says:
This house was built in 1904 by James Men,
z;es a Scotchman, and obtained a rent, for the
first wear. of $500. but as buildings multiplied
and bnisness changed, its location deprecated
and it had dwndled down to nothing. The
house on a trfing ground rent, S2S. was sold a
short time ago for three or four hundred dollars.
and could not command safe tenant. 1t was
untenanted when the fire broke out. Insured
in the Mutual office for $500.
1t was in this house that a shocking tragedy
occurred in 1906, two gamblers, brothers, of the
name of Davis, rented the third story for the
purpose of keeping pharo table.-One night
an Italian whose name we believe was Colmlnl,
(Coalminer as he was commonly called,) visi-
ted this establishment, and meeting with extra
ordinary luck, finally broke the bank. The Da-
vises and another of their Fraternity charged him
with cheating; he protested his innocence, but
it was to no purpose. They attemted to seize
him. but he fled down the narrow dark stair
way, all three in close pursuit. On the second
landing he stepped aside, unpercieved, and as
each passed him on the right in the dark he
gave him fatal stab with a stiletto in the left
side, and a push down the next flight The two
Davises were MORALLY wounded, and died with
in "a hours: their companion fingered several
weeks and died also. The Italian escaped.
Haynau is not forgotten, it seems for, at re-
cent concert at Brussels the insults of the audi
ence became so marked and threatening, that a
corps ofBelgian soldiers had to be called in tC
pro tect him. 4 mob ola thousand people fol
lowed him to his hotel, singing patriotic airs
Accounts from New Zealand state that gold
has been discovered in large quantities IN that
group OF islsnds. These are British pos essiona
and are distant east about Thousand miles
from Australia, and are abont the same latI'
tude south that California is north.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-20
Mortgage Sale.


DEFAULT having been made in the
IL conditions of certain mortgage bearing date the
sixteenth day of October in the year Of our Lord
thousand eight hundred AMI ffty-one, made and exc
cued John H. Brewster Of the county or Washington,
and Territory Minnesota party OF the first part, to Dam
lei McLanc McClaue) of the Falls OF ST. CroiS, Wis.,
consin, second part and which mortgage was duly
Acknowledged and recorded In the once OF the Register
Deeds the county Washington aforesaid, on the
10th day OF October, A. r., le5l AT O'Clock, r. NJ, In
book of mortgages pages lbl ana lo2 The said mort
gage given the payment OF four hundred and
ortypght and T2l00 dollars with interest thereon on or
before 10th day October, A. d. 1897, according to
the conditions of certain promisSory note In writing bear
ing date with the said mortgage; and that the sum
hundred and eightytwo and 22-lOO dollars is now
claimed be due upon the said mortgage OF the date Of
this notice.
The premises otgased to secure the said debt are de-
scrbed in the aforesaid as follows, 70 wit: Lot
number (2 in block number twenty CS) of said
of Saltwater the same was surveyed anu plated
ly Harvey Wilson, Esq.
Now therefore, sut proceeding having been insiu-
ted at law the debt remaining secured by
said mortgage any part thereof notice is hereby given
that pursuant AMI by virtue OF power II sale con-
tanned therein, said mortgaged premises will be sold at
public auction the office OF the Register of Deeds in and
for said county Washington Saturday the 4h day Of
December next at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of that day,
by William c. Penney, Sheriff Of said county OF Washing
ton.
saltwater, Oct. ooh, 1861.
DANIEL McLANE,
Mortgage.
THEo. F.. PARKER, Atty.
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Caution
Taken Up.
SHERIFF 5 SALE.


Territory of Minnesota, ! ( Washington County,
County Of Washington ! District Court.
Ry virtue of two executions issued out of
IL and under the seal of the District Court of
ty of Washington aforesaid wherein James +. Cumstock
y Co., and BoOh Drake X Co... plaintiffs and John H.
Brewster sdeendan in favor said plaintiffs, and against
SAIL defendants have this Sth day November, A. D.
1857, levied upon and shall expose to sale at public
ton To the highest bidder cash, the o5th day OF
December 1857 at the office of the Register Deels in
Saltwater in said county, at the hour 10 O'Clock
forenoon, all HE right title. interest and estate that the
said John H. Brewster had in the follow ing described
estate on the fifth day of August has since acquired
much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy said
tons and Costs, to wit:
Lot number four, ~ of section number thrty-four go
in township number thirty, (30) north range number
twenty weS containing IS and % 100 an acre;
also lot numb tweny-eight in block number twenty
nine, and lot number two in block number tweny-cight
Of the town Of saltwater in said County, according
survey and plat Of said town of Saltwater which record
ell in the Office OF the Register Deeds said county,
WILLIAM c. PENNEY, Shern.
November IS, IS5o-6w9--pr 81.
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Clothing for the Million {!
NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
WINNIE g. COOLEY, at the Cash

w Furnishing Store, Roberts street, st. Paul,
having lately returned from the eastern markets.
ready To show citizens of St. Paul, end all who may
favor them with CALL the largest and most varied stock
of fall goods in their line, brought to this
market, and which respectfully invited to call and
inspect Their stock consists in part the following ar
ticles:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesiings, Ready-made Clothing
and Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods. Merino, Woolen,
worsted, Cloth AMI Flannel Wrappers and Drawers
HOSIERY Of all kinds, qualities and prices Gloves and
Mens in endless varie les, such Buck WOrsed Ber
lin Merino, Cashmere, Wooden, etc. Also very beaut
full assortment of White and Coloed Kid and silk Cloves
The latest style of Collars, Handkerchief, Scafs, Ties
Cravats, Stocks, etc.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen Bosoms of tue latest French and English
styles, Flannel Calico Check and Hickory shirts in
quantities. Duck and Drill Overails.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper then ever, but too numerous to menton-cal
and see for yourselves
Boys and Cbildrens Clothing.
We have very fine assortment made up in the neatest
manner, and at very low prices. Buckskin Mtens and
Gloves. Fur and Driving GLOVES. Rubber and Oiicoth
Coihng, Carpet and Travelling Bags.
In the Custom Department may be found all the new
styles OF Cloths Cassmeres. Doeskin Vestings and trim
mings TO natch and will venture to that can
give you good and fashionable work be had est
of New York. and warranted to suit or no sale.
Don't forget the place, Roberts street, next door to
W. H. Stillman's store, ST. Paul.
6-u WINNIE COOLEY.
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Come to the Neau York Bazaar.
T ADIES=We have Black Silk Wells

- at 50 cents Bonnet Ribbons New York wholesale
prices; Kid Gloves from 65 cents upwards; Damask
Table Cloths, white and colored; also Napkins of the
same quality; Cnbleachcd Table Cloths, etc.
We have every thing else in the way Ladies' Fancy
Dry Goods. Call and see. l.. BLUM.
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MEAT MARKET,
Attention All!

AND LOffLL1.
lust RECEIVEDa very large stock
Of the best brands among which are the following
1 900 Ell Sol Regatta 1000 Union Regalia CIGARS
Fixed star Invocation IS sc
g Programa &C g Conqolsta &c
6 La Gotta MILAN 5000 Star Principe
La Flora S Small Regala
Also, Caddy's Tin Foil Tobacco, Yellow Back.
Call and examine, for sale at wholesale and retail,
cheap for cash, by W. >. COMBS,
Ctr Nearly opposite the American House.
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THE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,

Connecticut Win b opened By IT. proprietor J. ,
MONNOT the lst day Of Juns next a. GUNNER branch
Of the NewYork Hotel The Marine Hotel e dtuatsd IN
beautiful village on Long Island Sound Aorns I'll the tn
aucements Of eycollsnt bathing and dves u
the adjacent country. Every endeavor viii be sxersd
for the Hotel the distinguished patronage Of previous
Plans Be and ensaesd the
Hotel Q: Fairfield the NewYork Hotel The distance
FROM KewYork IS miles and trains By the NewYork and
SewEaven Railrc>6 stop Fairfield times ssch
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RARNUM'SAMERICAN MUSEUM
NPIRlTuIAI. PHENOMENA-Dr. C.

confines 70 AFFORD ySsors the most striking
vhrs Of The reality Of those spiritual agencies Oh
k-. us nec,am. Hu1dreds Of cases Of con srsion
ii, 49,. mot oSs'frste skep:cs have occurred in this
nov q, efoekyn within the last four weeks He has
acs eot1er scen1noeRtlon OF the increasing attend
sn sssa ior one sitting He slse proposes give
IN reasonable terms al topics connected With
hsss. ~ss' hAessss fssehe,esy, and Spiritual Muiies
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xKTHsON & TROW's NETWORK

w CITY DIRECTORY-ln consequence Of the nu-
uecus complaints Of inaccuracies anG defects In the New
York City Directory for the last two years the sooyencn-
toned were induced undertake the compilation OF salts
factory work In doing ths they commenced an enterprise
10 be continued through series OF years. aud tae reliance
fo the patronage OF the public Is placed the complete
ness the sceuracy snd the excellence OF their work.
Their inst New-York City Directory will be published
early his week THIS nearly three weeks eaTer than the
work has before been published. Ia It's compilation
merely hundred ard twenty have been employed
night and day May with the exception of Sundsya
SVeh large has never in any other instance been er
poyed upon Directory Of this City Frcm the time that
employed in puttipgn in type When published it will Re
found contain no, only on each page but neay one
hundred pages than any former work .
They lnght have get out book earlier and with the sd
Of less powerful force; but could have been doae only
the sacrifice OF accuracy and completeness 80
They offer there tore their work the public early tina
week q complete accurate and reliable one
New-lork May 81, 1882 JOHN r. TROW.
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q The Chelsea Building aud Mutual Loan
Association will hold their fifth regular meeting on
MONDAY EVENING, May 81, at O'clock corner Sth'av
and 18th st. Shares will be redeemed and report will be
made that will asreeably surprise the members
DANIEL BARNES, President
WI. HoyT Sec'y-Ofice, No. 30 sh-av.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

In hotel or boarding house, in the country or VII
see iin two huIdged miles and near between tbs
Hnd.on and Hou.atonc Rivers for family land ends
rirbopt small children, from June 'l November. Coed
SHADE rees about tie house and pleasant walks and
Sv,s In The vicinity indispensable Unexceptionsble
given Address prepaid with terms and full
trrlsrs Nr b Box no. $50, Post-Ofice, New-YOrk.
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DOATMEN WANTED on the della

DOATMEN WANTED on the della
ID WARE and HI BISON CANAL, for lS52-The Penn
syvaris Coal Company will sell to temperate andindusrous
neu Oh favorable terms boats 10 b employed elghtns
Coal from Hawey Port Even the Hudson River near
Rondou and 10 NewYork The boats built TO carry l25
uns the cargo for this year will aye-age about 10 tun
The purchase money for the tost will be from @ TO VI 300
according value and will be received by insamsns OF
$ per nip of the freight Of the boat The rate ofeight
fr the will he folowsFor Trip made IN 10
Hsw Port Even, at the rate vi 90 eta per tan
fer dsy trips g. ana over III days az the
rate per Out Of each - viii be ietsn-
ed until the end Of tie seasonhe balance Of the freight Will
Re p,d cash the end ef each tp The expense OF un-
Loading will exceed cents per tun Tie bats VIII re-
cure to be towed by 1ses and Ane BY two persons
besides The captain
The canal from Hswey is % miles long. Tie locks are
tended both cay and night and be MADE ~ ~ Gays
without chanage Of horses The Company engage to supply
eirht full employmsnt for the boat 10 the close OF
Canal navigation When boats required 10 discharge AZ
kew-Yok the Companys steamboats, VIII tow them with
cut charge and additional freight viii be paid to th.t
place. Boamen who be DESTROYS OF taking boss VIII
make application TO THOMAS SPENCER, Esq, Syracuse,
the 18th of May and the 9Th of June TO CHAS H.
DOUGHERTY, at the Hotel At MonteEuma the - Of
June TO IRA HOYT who will Ne sc the Hotel on the
bridge. Schenectady the cath and 18th inst and a. the
Fsse Hotel Albany from the SIS. Of May 70 the 9Th of
June inclusive 10 tie subscriber al Port Even the
/ rdson River, near Rondout. WM HATHAWAY, AZ mt.
Port Even, May r. 1852