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TIE ROAD TO HEALTH
II O LILO W A IS
PILLS.
CURE or a DISCOVERED LIVER
AND BAD DIGESTION.

Corr If Let.,r fran .Nr H. - Kir.ms.
Chemist, :, Pr,scoi street, Liverpool.
dated 6h Jane, 1881.
To Piofc sor HOLLOWAY,
SR.- Your Pills and Ointment have stood
The highest on our sale list OF Proprietary
Medicines for some years \ customer, To
whom can refer for any enquiries, desires mo
10 let YOU know the particulars of her case.
She had been troubled for years with disor-
dcred liver, and bad digestion On the last
occasion, however the viulence OF The attack
waSso alarming aud the Inflammation sci III so
severely that doubts were entertained Of her
not being able 10 hear up undcrit; fortunately
she was indicted TO try your Pills and she in
firms me that after the first, and each succeed.
ing dose She had great relief She continued
to take them and although she used only
three Boxes she is now IN the enjoyment of
perfect health could have sent you many
more cases, but the above. from the 'srcriiyo Of
tic at ack a nd tho speeay cure. think. spc' is
much in favor Of your astonishing Pills
tSisueil Il W kIRKCS
ANEXTRAORDlNARI CT RE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN DIE
MEMS LAND.
Cnpy Of Leficr inserted IL fAs Hob1rt
T0isa Courier, of ths lH March, 1851 81
NJor J. UiH-h.
Margaret VI Cunngan nineteen years Of age,
rc,idn7, Al New Tow. had been suffering from
violent rheumatic fever for upwards Of Two
months. which had entirely derived her Of she
use Of her limbs during the period she was
under the care uf the most eminent medical
in"C in Hobart Town, aud 10y them hel Gaze
w,x considered homeless A friend prevailed
upon her to try Holloway'S celeb ated Pills,
which Ale consented to do. and in M incredible
short space OF time they effected q perfect cure.
ri.,ii, nr D.rN ANDT1cuTIrSS
M VIZ - .'i' H.N'' ~
IN THE CHEST AND STOMACH OF 4
,,,ne.,>. ., .,nA n,. ,rt
iE"opN - iEA"' w HN'-
F',1r- AEssrs. Ttcir &. son, Proprictors Of a..
LINN Advertiser, rho can roueh for the follow
ipg ,fs,rmcnt Pad. 1851.
To prhis.snr lInIlow.Y.
sal desire TO hear tcstimonv 10 thS
GOOD effect OF lIolowa,'s Pills. Tor some
wear. suffered se7crcly from pain and tight
ne.. in The stonacb wiirh was also ace, NINA.
nicd by ehoriness of breath. thai Prevented
me fro II walking about. lam - vrara of age
and Notwithstanding nv advancedstnto Of life
these Pills have so relieved nc. that am de
sirous that others should te made acquainted
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nSy@ Leading Southern members of
Congress, it is said, are opposed to the
of Cuba.
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HSpWc have on hand a graphic
original sketch entitled, "GoinS to
School Meeting" for which the author
has our thanks. 1t shall appear soon.
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Hops,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remember
District of New Haven, s.. : cd that at u Pro
bate Court holden at Bristol, within and for
the district of New Haven, OH the 3D. day OF
December, 1852.
Seneca Sumner, guardian of Ellen T.. sum
ncr and Henry l.. Sumner. minors, under the
age of eighteen and twenty one Years chill
drcn of Henry b. Sumner, late of Stockholm
in the County OF st Lawrence, and State of
New York, deceased, presented to said Court
here his petition in writing, representing to
said Court that his said wards are each sci
zcd in their own right in fee. OF on, undivided
sixth part of two pieces of land silral,d in
Bristol, aforesaid one containing about Ii y
crcs of land, and the other about l. acres and
being the same land set to Oliver Sumner,
Edwin Sumner, Jane ). Sumner, Julia a. sum
ncr, Ellen +. Sumner, and Henry G. sumner,
in tn: distribution OF the Estate Of Oliver
Moody, late of Bristol aforesaid, deceased
aud that it would be beneficial to his said
wards that the same should he sold, for the
purpose Of putting the proceeds of such sale
at interest aud prayS the said Court to IL
cencc him to sell all of the aforesaid real rs =
tate of his said wards. Whcrcupon the said
Court appointed the first Monday ofJanuary,
1853 at 10 o'clock \. NJ, AT the office Of the
Judge of said Court in Bristol aforesaid AS the
time and place for hearing and deciding upon
said application, and made All order rcqur
ing notice to he given of such application and
of the time and place Of hearing to all persons
Interested that they may appear and object
to the granting of the license asked if they
see cause, by publishing a copy of this order
in the Mlidlcbury Register, newspaper prin-
ted at Middlcbury, in this State, three weeks
successfully, all which publications shall he
previous to the time appointed for said hear
ing
HARVEY MuN.iII, Judre.
A true Copy OF Record,
a3,3w, II. MuNsiLr JUDGE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Be il remember.
District OF New Haven, SIS. cd that ut Pro
bac Court holden Mt Bristol, within and Tor
the District Of New Haven. ON the 18th dav
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l9@ Horatio Greenough, the cele.
bratcd sculptor, died on Saturday last.
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Addison County Agricultural Society.

1iuu-SOH SOuIry H5IIO uI1V'I u '7OUIO'J
The annual meeting of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will be
held at the Town Room, in lNiddlcbury,
on lVetlneSiay, Jan~ a,y 10, 1853, in
accordance with the constitution as a
mcndcd at the last meeting.
JOS ii BARRETT.
Secretary.
-Nddlebury. Dec. %, 1852.
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RaiSiDS g. CurrantS.

Boxes, Halves and Quaiters-Frcsh Bunch
x Layer Raislns. Also, fins English Currants,
in Store and for sale by
Dec. u, 1852 L. NALLETE.
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G. G. VAIN RIGHT

LAS just received rich patterns Mourning
IL De LANES, Velvet Ribbons and Buttons,
Gimps, Braids, Puff Combs, &c , &c, together
with u large assortment Of Mcrinos, Alpaccas,
De LANES, Prints, Flanncls and Shawls,
which will be sold very low
Dec IL
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A RARE CHANCE
To Procure a Homestead.

The law Of this State secures TO every mans
family home, providing by economy lie pur-
chases and pays for it,
The subscr her is about TO leave this part Of the
country, and is Determined to sell what property
he has in this place. Therefore he will leil his
house aud lot to any one Who wishes neat snug
house at a great bargain. Thofe who have any
nut n of securing a LONE had better call soon as
it will be sold To the frsi man who ofeis anything
like half what it is really worth.
Possessi Jon Of one halfth house given immed-
atcly, aud the vi hole on the ti,st Of May next.
Tae subscribe: calls upon all Who have any &C
counts with him. 10 call and settle Immediately
or the accounts will be left in other hands for col
lection
n. BR0USSO.
Middlcbury, Dec. 81, 1852.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! BE ii rcmcm
District of Addison, 50. I bcred that AT \
Probate Court held at Middlcbury in and for
the District of Addison, ON the lth day Of
December, \. D. 1852
Gilbert b. Gregory, executor ofthe last
will and testament of
REUBEN SMITH,
late Of Orwell, in said Dirtrict, deceased, pre-
SCENTS his administration account for allow e.
ance it is ihcreupon ordered, that said ac-
count be considered for allowance 10y this
court, at the session thereof to be held at the
office OF the Register of this Court in said
Niddlcbury,on Thursday the Both day of De
ccmbcr inst At ten o'clock in the forenoon
and that said administrator give notice there
of to all persons interested, that they may
appear aud make their objections il any they
may have, TO the allowance OF said account
by publishing a certified copy Of this order in
the Middlcbury Register newspaper print
ed at said Middlcbury-thrcc weeks success
sively previous to the time OF said court
JED. $. BUSHNELL, REGISTER
A true copy OF Record;
3I:9w Attest jed Bushnell, Register.
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QUADRILLE BAND.
r. E. WIIITCOMB

r. Z. WIIITCOMB
HAS the pleasure to announce TO his friends
IL and the public, that he has made unusu-
al cxcrtions to afford them MUSIC for Dances
and Parties, during the coming winter lie
has engaged the services OF Mr. J. u. IIoLM-
BsRG, Swedish Artist Of high reputation
who came out with Jg>SY Lisp, and was in
her Orchestra while she was in this country.
Mr.. lioLMBEnG is one of the finest Clarionct-
lists in the world. The artistic force of the
Band is rs follows -
r. T.. WniTcoMD, ......... LIST Violin
J. II. lIoLMDERG, ....... Clarionct
j. f. DorcL,ss, ........ I'd Violin.
II. WniTcoMB, ........... Bass.
Any number offices required will br fur
nishcd. Address
X. l.. WHITCOMB,
Dec !, 1852. 90. 'liddlcbury, Vt.
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Auction.

VIII DO sold at auction, in front of the
old Auction Room, Saturday, Dec. 25th
at o'clock r. W., Piano, House Fur
niture, &c. SC.
r. BECKWITH, Auct.
Dec. %, 1852. 35:lw.
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hfffftNdills AlsLfN a W.
Tho Editor Of the Seuera fails Cua Ter says" We
have had occasun witness the good effect OF Veg.
riahle Pulmonary Basani in family In the case Of
young lady WIN has Ice. entircy cured nj Co>SuMP
rioN, 10y N" Of ann also IN severe coughs aud
eodsi and eheerfnly bear testimony u. being .ah
convenient aud very sfcac,ous medicine ea.ss Of
that description -fdiIpr CuuTiec.
Clergyman tram rhiladelphia writes, tha, he has
hecn In the hahr nj n,eing The Vegetable Pulmonary
Baham for hinse aud family FOR the a,t
lab" Of rrf ominendnr ~ To h,s friends aud con
Ider. II au INVALUABLE remedy ius all pulmonary
palints.
For the lat ave Year, u my prartre have had The
sasfantnn To- ~ne-s the b"nehcal effects Of the Ntgc.
table Pulmonary ka'sam Ia mAhy of obstinate
cough and otlirr Affections OF the gngs. wnuhi tisf,
fore c'nharHy rre inmendcd it, al complaint.
oftt- eh"s s- being -qul, ant siporior 10 aiy aihcf
n'-dieiHs within my hsvwhdF-,
l.em-t-r n. u. TRUMAN ANIL. NJ
iV-bEwARE pF COuNTERFEITS aud IMlTA.
1uDNs such CaRrFR's CnNFouNn P,LuoSARv
RALsAM, AasRfckN rrhNosARf BsLssN and .,ilier,
N part bearing the usns Enqal for The asli /, by
IT. whole namr, thu.
vEGti ABLE PULMONARY bAislM,"
aud sae thai u has the written Signature Of VIZ IoN's
Crri "a upon ,rla~ l.he', m the blue wrappers.
zach both aud sed u stamped Vegetable Pvn,onsry
Bahsm.F
Prepared hs REfp, CUTLER a CO., Impors.r an 4
Wno'essie nsa'ers in A.rrrsEs. PAI>r-. CsExtcALs
snd bvE sruFTs ~ ladia Strs~t Rotor, snd s,iL hv
Druggists. AloiheearIe. aid Country Marchaus gru-
orally. F"r particulars aud Recommendation a. 4
.mph'et az nmpari Ing eai Liile Psics 5 cruts
tai sllr ~ Wiui' ~ ~ u WARpsLh D. sm
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NEW YEARS
d Ak

COMES this season as uSual-on the first
day of January and it may be well TO re-
mind gentlemen that now is just the time to
get
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CAUTIONss-Nciiher Of these Articles ara
genuine without the signature Of ): \. Weaver
x Co. o. the outside wiap,rr.
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Manufactured At New London, Cuhn by 5. \.
WEAVER & Go. to whom MI oidcrs nus. nc adj
dressed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

CERTAINLY, 1T WOULD BE IMPOSSI-
BILE FOR ME TO RECOMMEND OR SUP
PORT ANY MEASURE INTENDED TO EX-
CLUDE THEM Foreigners FROM A JUST
AND FULL PARTICIPATION IN ALL CIVIL
AND POLITICAL RIGHTS NOW SECURED
TO THEM BY OUR REPUBLICAN LAWS
AND INSTITUTIONS, Gen. Scots Letter 10
I'm. E. Robinron.
SHALL BE READY, ALSO TO RECON-
MEND OR APPROVE OF A SINGLE ALTER
ALTON IN our NATURALIZATION LAWS
SUGGESTED BY MY MILITARY EXPERT
ENCE, VIZ: GIVING TO ALL FOREIGNERS
THE RIGHT OF CITIZENSHIP WHO SHALL
FAITHFULLY SERVE IN TIME OF WAR
ONE YEAR ON BOARD OF OUR PUBLIC
SHIPS, OR IN OUR LAND FORCES. REGU-
LAR OR VOLUNTEER, ON THEIR RECEIV-
ING AN HONORABLE DISCHARGE FROM
THE SERVICE. SCOTS Letter Of .9cccptancc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
To Our Patrons.

Many OF the subscribers to the TRIBUNE arc in
arrears from one TO near five years We DO dis
like the business OF dunning, but necessity com
peis US TO ask for our dues We have done our
best TO make the Tribune interesting to its readers
and think We have right to receive in return a
remuneration for our labors. About the first OF
October, we shall be compelled TO raise between
three and foar hundred dollars, TO meet our la
hlities and would feel truly grateful 70 those in
arrears, either for papers advertising, or obwork
for the small amounts due from them. Shall We
have them
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

CUBA.- Petersburg, Pa, IlH.-The New
Orleans Pieayune of the 5th inst, contains
further particulars Of the great earthquake
which occurred at Santiago on the goth ult-
There were in all five distinct shocks, and
many Of the churches were so injured that it
was found necessary to close them. Tenn
pory affairs were erected in the streets, before
which the afrighted pOpulace continually
Frustrated themselves.
Several shocks were also felt at Saltadoro,
though with less damage that at Santiago,
which city is almost entirely destroyed
The severest shock occurred about half past
three in the morning, and with the intense
darkness which prevailed, added to the hor-
rors of the scene. The crowds of women
and children who ran frantic through the
streets were heart-rending to behold.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
Public Instruction,

The State Superintendent in holding Teach
ers Institutes in the different counties of the
State, assists in organizing County Associations
composed of Teachers, and the friends of ed
ucation. The first object of these Societies is
to promote and encourage the cause of educa-
1i2n in each county, as well as the mutual
improvement of the Teachers Ii is also con
templated that these associations will be aux
Hilary to State Teachers and friends of edu-
cation association, to be organized at Madison
during the month of January next. As each
county association is under the direction of
lis own local officers, so will the State Asso-
citation be subject to such rules and regula-
tiOns as may be adopted by its members when
assembled.
1t is hoped that all friends to the cause of
education will contribute to the accomplish
ment Of this desirable object, thereby ensur-
ing systematic and permanent organization
throughout he whole State.
II The German Democrats of Madison held
meeting on the 1st inst, to enquire into the ex-
pediency of supporting the Democratic nomina-
tiOAS al t4AC AOL county titCuOHS. ne
following was the first resolution adopted
"Thatin our opinion the democratic party only
wants our votes, without being willing to do any
thing for our interests"
Mr.. y, Jordan, was Chairman, and S. Masing
Secretary of the meeting. Carl Habrich, Diego
Mohr, NJ. Friend, John Dberhard and E Massing,
were Committee on resolutions
WISCONSIN APPLEs.-We ale gratiied to
notice good supply of Apples in market, OF
Wisconsin growth. Several loads were sold
IN our streets on Monday, from the orchard Of
Joshua Bailey, of Willow Springs. They are
of an excellent quality, and the abundance of
the crop should stimulate others 10 provide
themselves with orchards.
Mrs. Bailey will accept our thanks for
basket of the choicest varieties. Doct John
LoofburTow has also our thanks, for like
present.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

A CANDIDATE FOR Wisconsin FREE SoIL
DEMOCRATS Hon. VIM r. KING. the
Locofoco Candidate for Vice President,
has lately written letter defining his
position on national politics. He says
distinctly that;
l. He opposed the admission of Cali
fornia, because it was not slave State
2 He opposed the law abolishing the
slave trade in the District of Columbia.
because he is against the emancipating
clause whenever proposed
3. He used his influence to repeal the
Mexican law abolishing slavery in Utah
and New Mexico.
Is Wisconsin ready T the question
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

On Monday evening next, School Meet
ing will be held AZ the Court Room, when 4
vote will be taken 20 RAISE A TAX upon
tbs inhabitants of District No /, for the pur-
pose of building School House. lis hoped
that every Tax payer IN the Dis;ric, viii be
present.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
I4BSO


W B. FARRELLS ARABIAN LINtMENT
Is certainly magic pain extractor. The combined
virtues Of this great remedy make It Indispensable tn ALI
families, workshops foundries, manufacturers black
Smiths aoOrers and masoRs, and persons in every itu
alton IN life, should Keep supply for emergencies like
burns scads cuts, bruises, sprains, swelIinRs ost
limbs chapped hands, feet, sore eyes sore IiDs
severe pains etc. It's wonderful anodyne qualities ena
ole IL 10 relieve the worst pain Of any Kind 10 or IS
minutes after its application; and it may be relied IN
10 burns, TO prevent the loss Of dcsh or skin II mmed
ate recourse be had 10 it.
% See advertisement in this paper. r4x5O.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
CHAUNCEY ABBOTT.

The Wing candidate for Congress in this Dis
tFict, viii address the citizens of Mineral Point
and vicinity, al the Court House in this village, on
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT 9th, upon pc.
h,ical subjects. a general attendance is respect
fully collected
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
WING MEETING.

The Wing electors OF the Town Of Mineral
Point are requested to meet at the Court House
on Friday evening next, (Oct s. at : o'clock, for
the purpose of choosing eleven delegates to the
County Convention to be held on the 9th. full
attendance Is earnestly requested.
b. order Of the Committee.
October 4th, 1882
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
Franklin LoDGE No. Is, }
A. T. q A. MAsoNs (


A. +. & A. MAsoNs {
Al regular meeting of this Lodge held at their
Lodge room in Franklin on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1852, the following preamble and resolu-
tons, reported by committee appointed for that
purpose, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t is with unfeigned sorrow that the
members of this Lodge have learned the death OF
our worthy and esteemed brother, AHIRA GR1s-
VOID, who died on the 9th day Of June, A d
1882, of cholera, while on his way to California.
and
Whereas, we deem it a duty we owe to our
departed brother, to pay some suitable tribute OF
respect to his memory, aud our sympathy with
his widow and family in their sad bereavement.
therefore,
ResolUed, That the members of this Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
ResolUed, That the Secretary be instructed to
transmit a copy of these resolutions to the widow
Of our deceast brother and to the Editors of the
Wisconsin Tribune and Masonic Signet' for
publication.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

a THING OF EAUFi, is JOY FoREvFR,
Why viii people endure pimples on the human e..
o''ne' or lfTupuons Of any Kind, when is fact 40
well known, that Or. GuyS0ft's Ys'Ioao Dock a,s 60,
Pa-iiiG cleauses the skin f. m all Impuri-y -,
Pimpes Sores and Biotehes, leaving the Affected D..,e
as healthy, smooth and soft as the flesh of abahs H.
really priceless to all that wish the rosy beauty Of child
hood. ~
causes al sores and poisonous wounds 10 Ii..bs,-
al infected matter. and eradicates every ipurisy from
the system. 1'Hi
IL does its work mildly, but eheclUay eoDsctua
oeauy ana blooming eilth, in place of uglnsss and
sOul-sckening disease.
Gg- See advertisement rsyo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

Pubic LAND SALEs.-The attention Of the
reader is called TO Presidents Proclamation in
this paper, for Public Land Sales at several
Land Offices in this State. large amount
of valuable Lands are offered in the tracts ad-
ver,ised.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

n. i No5FIs aV-
Miss Catharine Hayes has entered into an
engagement with Barnum to give 60 concerts
in California, Mexico, Cuba and British
North America, under his management. He
gives her the round sum of $50, 700, and one
half the profits derivable from the engage
ment--he bearing all expenses of the engage
ment. They sail for Cuba in November
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07


WIG STATE Commemorative. Hunt
has been Tenominated by reclamation, for
Governor, without any ballot, and VIM. A..
Kent of New FORK for 1t. Gov. on the 2nd
ballot. Thomas KempshaH of Rochester, was
nominated for Canal Commissioner by accla-
nation.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

The different Towns are requested 10 hold their
primary meetings in time TO send Delegates
BJ-A full representation is earnestly desired
{. c. WASHBURNE
JOHN B. TERRY,
JOHN w COONS.
JOHN CARTER,
B. F, THOMAS,
Sept. IS, 1892 County Committee
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

counterfeit exists and they viii perhaps only dseovs
their error when the spurious mtxtuYe hs, -
evil effects. rs
The genuine article is manufactured onr, h,ucr
reiif sole inventor and prop ie'orand vholesel.
NO ~ Main street. Peoria, Illinois, to whom ALI $50,
lions Tor Agencies must be addressed Be sp,s ~. 20
II with ihe letters II. G. before the Farrell I'm ~
rAFNbi'Ls--and his signature the Wrapper Al, an.
crs are cnantsrfeits. sold by ''"'
,, NH s'a iFh, Mineral Point Hoskip..
Thomas Co., Dodgevic, Z. Beech Ifnda, n
Robinson, Franklin, Benner, wingyilIs 80
Auscoda, Ripley, Downs s. Co., Richmond. r r ~
tyre Riehland city, AMI by regularly authorized
throughout the United States sehs
nT- Price IS and so cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and s..-,-.
IL tha Unel States in which one is not VET
address h. G. Farrell as above, accompanied with 80,
references as TO Character responsibility, Sc ry5p3o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

heHat"ing ~ the Post Once at Mineral Poiat
September seth, 1882.
Anthers James Hard Curtis
Arundle Richard Hogugan Ms
Bush T. James VIM
Bennett Stedman KluieIee Oelouy
berry Joseph Learned Henry
BItter3eld n. IL gan Nrs
bnght Hens'n ~ Hlgh Michael
hruWn John lNcDoarrine Thomas
Blackstone Judge IAo-ryT J.
Co.e Dr. Houlteu Z. c.
crawford James Wash Z
Cpogan John Nixon James
CreeFey David Pleas SiIas a.
Collins Madison lPIrcs Uenrv
Coping David pasc1a Richard
Cormc Ed Pratt A
GURUS r. Stevens VI.
rye samuel II. SOper Amss
Dickinson Jonathan Str.,ug q "
Dickson Mary ~ni h Elihu
Davis Margaret Simpson Jenny
paws nv = sheppard & BonueIl
roster SOhn j. smith Charles r.
Field George Sweet p or R.
Ford Thomas .TbCr1ls & n
Fl.herty VIM. |TylerPK
FARRELL John Tippeit Joseph
GrosheTy P. Van Nest
Cline u. V. Wsth Margaret
Grew Edward WiEssy Marion
ltick x Ann Waiham Collins
teWeit J Wail Lerrv
HuTtsman ". wheeler C.
Hams john Young Polly
JOSEPH SMITH. P NJ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
-. - - CoulL.erfeits.

The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance called W. B. Far
rels Arabian Linimsnt, the dangerous of all the
cOGntereits because ais having the Of Fsrre,ms
ny will bus in good faith, without tn knowledge that
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

Wing County Convention will be held at the
the Court House IN Mineral Point, on SATUR-
DAY, OCTOBER 9th. al l o'clock p NJ for
the purpose OF nominating candidates for State
Senator, Members OF the Assembly, and County
Officers, TO be supported al the general Flee
ton. The several Towns viii be entitled 10 DEL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

DUKE OF WELLINGTON DEAD. The AT.
RIGA, which arrived in Halifax on the 2Sth
ult-, brought the intelligence of the death
Of the Duke of Wellington. He died on
the l4th ult.