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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

>|THE GRAvE.-Aye. 20 to the grave of buried
love, aud mediate. There settle the account
with thy Conscience for every past ben fit unrF-
Quilted every past erdearment unregarded, Of
that departed being, who can never, never re-
turn tn be soothed by thy contriiou.
Then weave the chapIet OF fpwers and strew
the beauties of nature about the grave console
thy broken spirit. If thou clnst, with these len
der yet futile tributes of regret; but take warn.
ing by the bitterness Of this thv conlrte affl C,
ton over the dead, and henceforh he more faith
fuI and affeclionate in the dischlrge of thy du-
ties to the ving.-Eving.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

The snddrn elevation of person beyond the
condition for which nature and elucHlinn may
have fitted hun, whether in the possession Of
wealth ol position in society, is liable to cause
his ruin. On this point there is very expires
sve Arabic provelb, that " when God purposes
the destruction of an ant, he allows wings 10
grow upon it," The reason is, thai, in regard
TO wealth, most men are capable Of enjoying, or
applying to useful purposes, only limited
amount; beyond which they have no criterion
Tor estimating the value. Social position, The
appropriate attendant of mental capacity and
moral character, can only be appreciated and
maintained where the mind is prepared for it,
and e character of the PNssessor entities hin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

A FOX will relieve himself of h9ds in the To-
lowing sngaciuus manner r:--Ile takes leather
in his mouth, and gradually, though slowly
enonch backs into tho water, first legs and tail,
then body, shoulders, and head to the nose, and
thus compelling the tleas, to escape from the
drowning element, to pass over the nose to The
bridge Of feather, which IS then submitted 10
the strean
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Gle tNmtlp Girtlc.


A yonng man by the name of Eugene A,
clerk with rich merchant, at n salary of twelve
hundred francs year, recently came into an M
herltance in "A very unexpected way, and under
some cnrIuus circumstances. Eugene, IN going
to the counting room each morning at nine
O'Clock generally followed the same route, aud
thus was IN the habt Of meeting daily. at the
same sput, an old beggar, whose venerable as
pect had made IL strong Impression on hlnI, and
to whom he every week gave his modest aims.
The beggar and the young man, without ever
having spoken together, had formed an acquan
tance with each other. One day last winter,
towards the cuSe of the month. which means,
being interpreted, that the golden tide IN Eu'
genes purse was running very low, our young
friend after hIvlng given 10 the old beggar hs
last SOUS, saw poor woman comIug towards
him, carrying her child pressed in her arms,
HIS first mIv"m"nt was 10 thrust his h md IN his
pocket, but hs found nothing; to refuse aid was
distressing. more especially after lhn expectation
excited by his moions. Eugene instantly took
from his packet The small Loaf of bread which
constituted his usual morning repast. and thrust
ing 1t into the hands Of the po"l woman, hasten
ed away, never dreaming that he had gained an
income of eight hundred francs. In effect, the
old begaar has just died, leaving SUN of fit
teen Thousand francs, aud will by which he APP
points Eugene his sne egatee, stating that IN
the day oa which he hld seen the young man
! give his slnall loaf to the poor woman, he had
determined to leave all he was worth lo him who
knew so well how 10 practice chlrity. The
name of the old lnln was Jerome s.. lie
died ip4he hospital, leaving no relatives.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

Tna city of London proper only covers an
area Of six hundred and twenty acres, or one
squire mile. The property on this space IS
worth FIVE hundred millions Of dollars, winch is
is about the asses ed value o. the real estate OF
Pennsylvania.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

Tr never rains but it pouf' A man who for
the last sixteen years has been employed as
dock nan at Dunlre, ut Il few shlnIs week,
h,s lately received legacy Of two hundred
thousand doIllrs, lie Immediately resigned his
! situation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

srRrpEs, whether on a lady's dress, or on the
walls of a room, always give the effect of fheigh;
consequently a low room Is improved by being
hung with striped psper. The effect Is Produc-
ed by wavy stripe as we'll as a straight one,
and as curved lines are the most graceful, they
should be generally preferred.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

All viii agree that II there is one character on
earth more hateful than another it is the Sian.
derer 1t is revoked by vitue-itis exarted by
wealth-beauty dIspleases and merit excltes en-.
vy-why is it? Let the slaLderer ans Wer; lei
hun look into his own Ill heart for meet and
just repy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
4flisrcII0 lfuus.

We believe we have never before inserted
one of the stories ol Hawthorne, who, though
too mystic and dreamy is one OF the most orig
nal'and powerful writers Of the day. The fol-
lowing is one oF his BEST Ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

II you do not hear reason, she will surely raj
you On the knuckles.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19


STANZAS.
For thee, busy man, in forest lone,
A sliont hath started, tree hath gown;
The axeman, perchance, may have laid it low,
For thy narrow house, il ia ready no" -
Al; ready hut mortal, art thou art thou?
Maiden, thy dream Of affection so warm, -.
Trust nt,-ihe shroud 10 envelnp thy fprTs
l. WOVEN, /. anns by winl nr w
sHhp'a eNist.Ilt iliTa trotsS = d
AIT thou toillngfor weaFh, the weas
Or thirstnt kir ftm9 =, piilnw of cly,%S
On lnwly oed, is waiting thee there,
Z he n,otildand The worm thy pillow win share,
Spirit, oh where is thy refuge Oh where!
CORA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Ghc Grccmou

10 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
IN Vt;norigits Building. Second Floor Front.
Teays-sIi1 in llvlnce; Sl,7h h"r three months, OF
s1,11 after six months FV''''se '"''e'orrS SS'OO'
JULIUS C. CHANDLER, Painter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Little Dafydowndilly.

Dafydowndilly was 81 called because in his
nature he resembled flower, and loved to do
only what was beautiful aud agreeable, aud took
no delight in labor of any kind But, while
Duffydowndly was yet little bny, his mother
sent him away from his pleasant home, md put
him urder the care Of very strict schoolmaster
who, ,,,ganiiSy' 1.-THE name Of Mr.. Toll. 1'hose who
! '"n.a "r', 20 IA tlNss, !, ~. Tail was
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
NEW STORE,
new GOODS.

Ind prices TO sat Customers.
ZlHE subscriber has Just opened in the village
- OF Mineral Point, under the old saloon on
High street in the store formerly occupied by
Tregaskis & Bros, a large and well selected as
sortment of
winch nave beef P88rt6MSsgF RI QlGQS,..
gard to the wants Of this market, and selected
with great care. with regard to beauty and dara
bIlIty. They have large stock of cloths. such as
BROAD CLOTHS
Of various colors and qualities.
Sattinet's, Kentucky JOINS, new Pilot Mole
skin, Cassimeres, Festing, Flannels, etc. etc etc
All OF which are warranted to be as good ii not
better than any in market and will be sold a,
prices unusually low.
They can accommodate the ladies with almost
any quality orcolorof
AIPaccas, Lawns, Delanes,
Muslius, MulIs. Jackonetts.
Mernocs Laces, Linens. &c
which cannot fail 10 please the most scrutinizing
eye. Also, English, French, and American prints,
Gnghams, Dleachei and unbeached Douestics
Drilling Cotton silk and Linen Handkcrchjels.
irish linen, Ribbons, silks, Worsteds, Canton
FlanneIs, Tapes, Braid, Needles, Pins, Thmbles.
Scissors Hoes, &c &c, together with all the va
reues OF articles that may be needed for the com
fort otthe body or to please the fancy He will
sell nine yards Of beautiful caico 1c0rrantcd fast
q
quality equally low
They have also an unusually large stock of
BOOTS d Shoes:
Comprising all the varieties Of mems and bows
coarse and fine boots, b-ogans, kip and calf shoes
Ladies and Misses boots and shoes
SHOES & SLIPPERS:
Children shoes of various sizes colors and quail.
ties. Their stock ofboots and shoes are of every
quality from those fitted for the mud and water OF
our streets and sidewalks, to those suitable to
adorue the nlostfashionable foot for the ballroom
Also an unrivaled assortment of
READ E1TADE CLOTHING:
Pilot, Beaver & Broad cloth over coats.
Plain and extra fine Dress and Frock coats.
Sack coats Of all sizes:
Cloth, Satunett x Jeans pants ofvarious quail
tles-striped and plain
Silk, Gotten, Worsted 4 cloth Vests.
Slirts, Wrappers, Drawers, Sc,
all OF the latest fashions and STYLES Of goods and
made up tor durability and comfort
We are also prepared TO furnish materials and
have clothing made to order by experienced
woI kmen, IN the best style and on short nouce.
Warranted to fit or nosale
Believing that small profits Gad quick sales are
by far the most profitable the subscribers are de
termned to sell goods i0,rer than has been custo-
mary IN this market. In fact they feel confident
that they afford goods at AUCTION prices. for
cash One of the firm being in the city of New
York. Our arrangements are such as to be con
stantly supplied with the various new STYLES, pat
terms and fashions. They solicit a share Of the
patronage Of a generous public
II Don't forget the place-the room on High
street, in the brick building under the saloon
formerly occupied a store by Tregaskis & Bros.
DELLER & MICHELBACHER.
Mineral Point, September, IS51-n49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
Peoria, H., July Q, 1870


NIasWE = y u Z z
As they are in circulation. The rae and only genuine
H. G.. Farres Arabian LiDJment ay aye regds with D.
Il G., his inia.=, before Far-cus thus, "a q FaUels
Arabian luimaut; and his signature Is ESQ the
bel Of the Bottle and thesc words blown glass
De. III FarrC.i's Arabian Liuiueut. PEORIA DO not
touch other aHd look well before yoG purchase,
you viii get imposed upon
Manufactured bv D. & Far sole inventor ard pro-
prize and wrasH!s druggist, Ne. L. Main street Pc
oria illinois, u whom all communicate, be adj
dressed Fer ssls hy
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins,
Tho mas * Co. nudgsvil,, a.. Beech, Linden, Hook &
Rob- usou, Frauk}u. BanHer, Wins ee, A Nurt yke,
Muse. ia, Ripley Downs * Co, Richmond, L. c. Mcln-
tyre, KIHAlant City. 10 Pm
CT can and seJ Farrier Book, free Of charge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
lTORTG1GE- SHE

State of Wisconsin, Iowa county IS.
Thomas Rashott, In Chaucery for the
vs. foreclosure of Mort
Elias PjIling. gage.
by virtue of decree Of sale granted at the
October term Of the Circuit Court of Iowa
county, III said state, dated the 24th day of
October, A. ID. 1c5I, directed to the sheriff
OF La FHyctte county, in favor Of the said
Thomas Rashott, plaintiff. against the said
Elias PIllng, defendant, | will sell at public
oUtcry at the front door of the Court House
in ShUllsburgh, in said county, on the 18th
day Of December, 1851, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock a. m, and O'Clock D. M, OF
SAID day the following described property
TO wit: the Southwest quarter II Of section
number fifteen, (l5) in township number
three, (3) IN range number three (3) East
OF the fourth principal meridian, together
with the appurtenRnces thereunto belonging.
all in the county Of La Fayette, and state Of
Wisconsin, to satisfy the sum of five hundred
and scventy-fve dollars, and interest thereon
from the 3D. day Of November, A. d. 1916,
ntil the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1851
Said interest amounting to two hundred and
We dollars and sPventy-two cents, together
with the cost OF suit and accruing costs.
II. II. BRANAN, Sheriff.
of La Fayette county. Wis
Shifts Office SulIsburgh Oct %. 1851. 6w.
At the request Of the defendant and by order OF
the complainant, the above saei is postponed until
Wednesday the lth day of February. 4. D. 1852.
ct the same place and time of the dav.
II. II. BRANNAN Sh'f LAT Co Wis
The above sale is further postponed until the
Isl day of April. 1882, at the same place and
time Of day H. II BRANAN. Sniff
Feb. H. 1852. tbs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
E..STEasIy-E LAND SALE.

FEvHE subs slhcs viii sell ~ Public Auction Twelve
IN Farms. .l raluubIe tracts oil Timber Lands, sit
uated IN Eupua sts EchiaUi County, is and also
their entire interest Nage Property, in Riocks and lots
according tHa Plat BiChiUud ely. Also, fourth
OF 3 acres ud lrg said vil-aqe, jHe sa'ne being an
undivided interest. The sale 10 commence on the
Eirsl Tuas6ag 10 .3grH 1882.
snd Continue from LAY 30 day uuss an is sold.
TEE1LS-gna laird Cash at the time of making the
Deeds tir1 i year. and lhjrd ia ysrs,
with l. Ter cent, payable annually The
mounts ca credit - be- secured By Mortgages. The said
Farms described tv division are,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
EXCITEMENT AMONG rAIA0xs.

u OK I'D respectfully announce their =.
~ customers and the public generally, that >s4
they have rem we'd 10 the building, next "a
door TO the Cabinet shop. toPpos3te their old HI
stand, where they viii always be found in readiness to
do any kind Of work in the line Of
TAILORING IN THE BEST STYLE.
They those wanting work in their line that
pans viii be spared TO do that will ft the body
please the eye and endure the bardships which
wearer may he subject
Please call and Try Us, snd presume you viii be
pleased with wcrk and prices.
Mineral Point, Oct. 20, Ir50.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
CuFFtNsE cnFFENsIl

His shop is few doors west II b. ech's Store, and
his res dence opposite tie Maso nc iiali
- All kinds OF CABINET W ARE Eept on
hand AZ at tunes r made to order az prices cores
ponding With scarcity Of money. Please call and
examine his STOCK.
EDWARD KIENE
Mineral POI January 26, iS52. nlEIy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
EDITsEEC NOTICE. al persons are hereby
4 ded not 70 trespass, Nine Dig, upon any Of
follow Ing lands, without the written consent perIns

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
AMI all persons from buying removing any Lead or
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
GEORGE NESSERSNITH, .4geut
+ podCeviIe, Iowa Co., Wis, Sep. u, 1877. 5f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
WESTERN MER CHANTS.
poPuaAR SCHOOL RnoKs

sENOwNS series OF Readers, Towns Speller and Den.
n er, Weld New Grammar and Iamberts PhysiolO-
published in Maine and New York, BY Santtoras
Carter, be had of Chas. W & George R Frank. a.
Pdttevie, where schools, traders Individuals
supplied TO any amount Many advantages viii be deri-
we'd from these Readers account 81 the historical
formation they contain, and adOrdng better under
standing of what Is read Care has been taken ex-
plain BY notes, Mt the bottom OF each pags all difcuI
terms historical and classical Illusions and proper
names These books wen Bound; and particularly
~ second and thud readers the mt il very plain; and
from the experience have had teaching, nd our
scholars learn Their lessons easier and more
Interests ted in these Read and Spoilers than any oLhe
avs
than others would have cost, we will furnish them ven
nearly al the common price of other school books
CiAS, W. & GEO. r FRANK
7 aiIFNi'e' Feoruarv aih- 1852. vs. MS 3r1-tG
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
% 81 yEIEorE "a ~ CnNrERN.

FHyIE undersigned having sold out their entire interest
g. 10 bURhE FAlRCHIID al rhuhave standing ac-
counts against the said rm. viii nieass call the coun-
ter and settle. Especially those who debtei for
we know that the others sure o. come.
d. A. FAIRCHILD, & Co
Mineral Point, Dec. 90, 1851. of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

And further notice is hereby given tha. forbid any
anu al persoHs from buyl'g z any lead o.
o.her ore $ from the shove described lands without the
written permission OF the owner .,r agent
BEN g ~JtlTT, owner and agent.
yellow Stone, Feb. %. 1852 f5-I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
~. d. ENWEgEE.E.ss

WE daily benz AZ the most astonishing cures befog
eHeecleI Dy that great and popular medicine, The
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO KNOW

Sanative powers Of
ENDS SAzs
arCus attempts 10
u ak z fraudu1e {
: ENDS EAMEtos Sc
-ious articles.
and limitations on y
he original and
meut co ~ be paid
sends ExtrscL OF
he laboTieus efforts
made by many 70
ike il As Il the
that havebeenma e
sends pame 30 ere
he public mind IN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

ss'aC NOTICE. - All persons are hereby
"A ho!lned not % trespass, mine or dig upon anv OF
me following lands, without the written consent Of The
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
PRE.EEEJsTE EsE7'DE.g'G.
atta0;>on, oCCssce nsin.
WEED 4 EBERHARn


" Z + D K L B ARD.
BEHAVING opend an extensive -yzy-
4 4 Book Budry. takes this op. --sn-LEzkssA
portunity of informing the comTnu ssszsazazzzY
uty at large, thar 5ae are prepared to execute all
orders which may be entrusted to thin care, such,
as furnishing state an county officers with
BLANK BOOKS
Of all kinds ruled order aad of the best quality
II paper. Old books rebound in Turkey. Moroc.
CO. Plain English, calf, sheep, or paper bindings
magazines, pamphlets, session laws, &c, bound in
the best Of style-al of which work viii be exc
cnted al the lowest Milwaukee prices
Paper for blank book. consisting Of cap
crown, denny. medium. royal super royal. irnpe-
rial, double crown X folio post. always on hand
y B.-OTders from d distance must be accom-
panied with pattern tor ruiag and the size of
paper required. and style Of binding, must be des
lgnated, otherwise tie work win be executed in
accordance with the rs7lal form for the blank
book required This establishment is entirely
new, and embraces tire latest Improvements in
ruLng and binding w. & +.
Madison, Oct 20. IS5I.-tr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
Bounty Lands.

To SoldjcrS of the TVdi0a H5urS. and
Last HI0r zrjfh Grc0t BritaiH:
E0iE undersigned Is prepared to prosecute
v4 Claims under the late Act OF Congress.
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and Soldiers
in the Last War with Great Britain or in any Of
the Indian Wars since 1890 and 20 Commissioned
Officers IN the Late War with Mexico, and hereby
give notice 10 persons having such claims. OF
wishing information in relation to Them. that they
Will receive prompt attention y applying per
sonally or by letter [Fost-paid) To
SAM CRAWFORD.
Mineral Point, Oct. IL. 1850. 7Jl-1
Z . Z q TT Z a n D 5 E
EpHE undersigned, General Land Agent viii
- give particular attention to obtaining WAR
RANTS from Washington 10 Soldiers. who are en-
titled 10 them by the late act of Congress.
He VIII also attend to locating warrants ou lands
for those who obtain them under the above act-
A long residence in, and thorough knowledge OF
Western Wisconsin VIII he believes enable him 10
give good satisfaction TO those who may call on
him.
CHARLES F. LFGATF.
Land Agent aud Surveyor
Mineral Point October 3 ST $50 n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

/ FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLES
! en- hand ct the sign of the Gun, warranted
Y be the best quality,
BY r. s. SPRAGUE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

Consisting part &c Ie5 varieties OF Apples, 6j do Of
Fears, > n Plains, s of Cherries, Of OUNCES large
English Goosoerres and all the varieties Curans
El white snd black Also four OF rIsties
EaspbeTes7 will Aprcots, Peaches Sec2rncs, twelve
snds OF Grapes sc together with every variety OF
ArN1bsry aEa OE HleEfal PaE.s capable Of wthstAn d
ag tha Wisconsin climate.
Hiscolection of Double ROSES comprising 100 va
rtrles, both Dwarf and elm nE, easily be
seed IN variety Of coor or general beauty. He has
aiso he finest varieties Mammoth. Victoria and Giant
aHO BARB, - Pie plant and fourteen varieties Of
STRAWBERRIES, SC, &C.
All 81 which grown under his immediate care and
attention. Orders supplIed April October st very
reasonable prices, csrefsliy packed re any distance
IT, is also grower of carefully assorted variety OF
eEetsbe, Flower and AgTicuItu al SEEDS, supplied ia
eses on commission or othorEse References Of the
hl1hesi standing can De gwen when required. yH.
Dover. lows 80. " r., Nov. -. 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

PELESE PFLESIE
E1R every man wouaan and child tn She country p ho
a needs kind 90 suit 81, say
Eult8rds AnlI-BHlious Pills.
Fahnstock's Anti. Billions DO.
r.more'~ Improved Bilious do,
Jew Dayii's Honey Go sted 3n.,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees B5l6 Us d0., Grae6 nburgb do
N0Gatt's Pills a0J Phoenix Bitterz,
SsYpingtun's cue pills, Or. Braces DO.
ID. Hrandreih's Pills.
Rav. a. Htbbari's do.
Ur. Angles candy Coated DO,
HHr5ick's sugar Coated de-.
AU.t lots of other Kinds Of Pills,
Which gau can gel Us calling at The Mineral Point
hrnS Sore, nearly opposite Beech store.
Sayeu Der Is. Z. D. PJLFGED.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
THE remarkable

THE remarkable
L DR.. : P. TowN
have Induced num
counter eft It. EI=c
use of Or. i " y
cure the sale OgsI u
These COuutcrfe q
prove the value OF
no higher cumgiy
10 DR.. :. ?. Town
sarsaparills, tnar
that b ave ~
get up some hi1g
dishonest atteC pss
to use DR.. / Nn
ate confusion iEF
reference - the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

AND CAIIFoRNIANs IL PARTICULAR.
h. ;. SPRAGIE
NoR the purpose Of uniting capital with his rep
a utattun for TasNGg lhe 3 F> r HIFl IS IN TN =
World, and thereby enable him 70 accommodate % Ir
number Of his friends and customers has recently
formed Go partnership with Mr. Nelson i-sIhrop
SNSTEI'EEHENts BUSINESS.
ander the firm OF SPRAGUE & LATHGOP, by whom
the business viii he continued hereafter. upon much
more extensive scale. Mr. Iathrop has Just returned
from Chicago. with general assortment OF partsms
srings. of ihe BEST quality, which viii be sold -
tDast reasonable terms, We shall keep constantly On
aand g supply of the first qGahly of
AMMUNITION, POWDER FLAShS- SIOT-BAGS
ASD BELT~- AEE-BAGSs CALIFORNIA
KNIVES, OF various sizes &c, sc
e.Tos anE arcle wanted by he hunter furnished cheap
RIFLES
sept constantly hand made - order aud - rrlH
e. - good can be bought elsewhere
rT All kinds &C REPAIRING done On short
ueuce, and warranted.
F. ;. SPEAGyE-
NELSON LATuRJP.
Mineral Point, Feb Is, 1882. I7f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
lands Fer Sale

As&Eshs 4 De SlEc.
THE subscriber offers Tor sale 500 ACRES
1 of Land, beng the
Of the 5 W J OF sec. ) town 4 ran. > p
w of of IS sc
Of n " Of " - Be
) Of W Of " u 4 " Re
Of NV of 27 4 q" 2e
The Lhnd Is part praire and part timber:
the timber IS young and thrifty. There IS
good SPKING or wArEE On the premises-itis
also in good Deignbcrhood, being about
miles east Of mineral Point, and desirable
situation for farm.
-RLSO-Eighty Hcres Of Timber land ~
Green county, Wisconsin, being the s of
the : + ! of section 10, town ] moth. range
East.
For further particulars apply to--Tav-
Tor, Esq, Land Agent Monroe. WIS. or 10
the subscriber at Mineral Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March .. 1913, 30tf