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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
81 HAD RATHER h 3 RIGHT THAN PRESIDENT
LIFE GF HENRY CLAY I!

THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF HENRY
Patrot alf the Phiantnropis work has be pre-
TariDl for publication du ing the past year
By Epes Sargent aud Horace Greedy.
~ The drst part OF the book prepared By Mr
Sargent come yesrs SINCE, and was pronounced by Mr
CLAW 50 BE- entirely dates and facts Mr.
treey written the remainder pertaining 10 the la
ter ears uf Mr.. Claws life and edited The whole work
We think this will satisfy the many and ardeDt
friends ol the great CommUnor OF country that the
Wcrz Is wll aud iathfuly done.
Il siso embraces some his last Speeches. The fun
ed with accurate STEEL P rtrait of the r EAT AMER
miratinp.
The publishers have determined place the retail price
oo within the each OF every and 10 Agents
CanvEsseTs. will give the liberal discount from
she snneAod retait price Si,25.
OF Good active Agents wanted, to sell the above
book
on receipt Of 81 5 we will forward ono copy of the
above 5OCz, [fOf Esehts to sample cOpy by mail
Postage Fsd. Euy place IN the United States.
Agents sill fad pleasant and profitable employment
circulating his desirable memento Of the lamented
HENRY Cz.AY.
f1s- Vhussale prices for above and other saleable
books, -hch want Agents, will be forwarded on
appliCsfiun 10 us post paid.
S0r further particulars apply to
D. r. COOKE & co.
Publishers of Popular Books,
Chicago, IT,
IL Cogutry papers in the above named states. inscr
ting Tue above dve5srmsns, with this notice three
tines and sending copy OF paper to viii receive in
ymeut copy Of he life Of Henry Clay by return OF
mail pO5tsg paid.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
500 Book Agents Wanted,

Il besiks which tue people viii bdy, aud hooks which
soash undr>d tlEaes their IT. We zoUd
i've, reliable agents ia every county in the States
indiana, Illinois, isconsn Michigan and Iowa There
s flade pufesst that @fsrs same induce
fer uzoney masking, the f0ok Agency Business
Il way OF making good living and small
tunu i almost Certain, H Industry and PsrsersrGucs
be exercised. The works VII en- sd oty 6g " ms,
aud not to De found al al "a Soekstrss, fol-
lows:
GonRICH,s HISTORY OF All. N4TI0vs-tQ07
pagef- fayai avO, 20 Maps AMI 70i EDgrayings in
vaI-fG-s.
HtAKEe' FAEMGRs' EVERY DAY BooK-oue large
volume sliustratnd.
FROeT AND URAKE'S Indian Wars and Captivities,
enc voisiIne large avo.
FRO~f'S Pictorial History Of California
MBSJ{I0MERY'S Life of General Taylor.
JENKINS History OF ne 54exicsn War.
- Ia addition to the have list OF over
fIuidred choice ard valuable books. heh be
sold without reg ART 10 territory
- For catalogues, terfas etc aG iress p1st paid,
%. u. COOK z & CO..
81 Publishers ofPoDulsr Books, Chicago, III
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
From ~Headley $ Life OF Scott"
SrOit and Mexico.

Tranquility being restored. Scott levied
contribution on the city, and organized tenn
porary government. His army Of six thous-
and men appeared a mere handful in that spa
cious square, where Santa Anna, a few hours
before, had mapeuvered thirty thousand. But
there was a grandeur about it as it stood up
in the heart Of that great city, surrounded
with the memories Of so many victories, and
presenting in itself the embodiment of so
much power. That vast population nigh,
apparently rush upon il and crush il by ihe
mere weight Of It's masses. yet there it stood,
awlng all by the terror of us name. he
Mexicaus gazed upon it in amazement-
Since its conqusriDg feet had been placed on
their territory, il had taken twelve thousand
prisoners, killed and wounded nearly len
thousand men, and captured colors and stand
ards lnnumerabe, together with more than
thirty thousand small arms, and shot and
shells and munitions without end. In its
very last onset il had tramped under foot
thirty thousand men, defended by castle walls
entertainments, and heavy artillery. Scof
fing at numbers. defyiDg obstacles. il had
moved on It's victorious course ith resistless
power. Reduced il indeed was, but its ada
manline columns stood firm as ever The
mere mention Of ne numbers captured and
slain and wounded by il astounds one. TIE
bare statistics sound like the fabulous deeds
of some hero Of romance. Never had so small
an army SO much glory 10 divide among lis
numbers. Proud of their renown and their
leaders praise, they cheerfully obeyed his
commands, and absiained from all those acts
of violence and oppression which conquer
ing army in the heart of city that has cost
il such a sacrifice, feels it has right 10 COM
nit Property aud life were protected, and
inhabitants settled down into feeling Of ae-
curity and peace, to which, under their own
rulers, they had for years been strangers.-
The humbest individual could come 10 Gen.
Scott with his complaint, sure Of receiving
Justice and protection. The army whose name
had carried terror into all hearts. was soon
looked upon ss tie guaranty Of their rights
and the enjoyment OF their social blessings.
The MexIcans could not understand how
such ferocious men in battle, such ire-eaters
when raging amid their foes, could be SO kind
in their ways, and generous in their conduct.
Scott, whose name had never been uttered
without a shudder of fear, was beloved as
heir best protector and friend, and they sat
down under his mild bat firm sway in perfect
+ conteHtment
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
.CALIFoR5IA CORREsPOspEsCE.
sIeEs~KSro Cr.-r. sept 30, 1852
MEsSRS EDIToas -

SLeHASKyTo CI-r. sept. 30, 1859.
MkssRS EDIToas-
Notwithstanding have been
shaking with The ague for the last four weeks,
must give you few lines Just 10 say that YOU can
not have that small piece Of ORE have noti-
ing new TO communicate. AM but little time, as
have delayed writing (being sick) until the mail
is about closing As the election viii De over be
fore this reaches YOU anything political will be
without interest. yet | canno refrain from saying
that the news is cheering. The prestige of Gen
ScoTFE name alone wins host Of soldiers 10 his
banner think our state ticket is safe beyond
doubt Murders and robber;es arc abundant as
usual, and 10 give your list woald f your colunlns
and deprive jour merchants and druggists Of the
privilege of advertising tor one week-ronsequent
" they would lose the sale Of large amount OF
Goods, Patent Medicines, &c. But few from Your
place have come IN since my last. Joseph Hatch
and family have arrived, also the gentleman from
La Faystte who figured so eoaspicuously in divi-
ing Ia Fayetie county seat lie has been here
tive weeks ard not finding his valuable services
required IN eouniy division OF county seats, he &C
turns BY tkis steamer 10 dWe3 on the hanks OF tie
PekaIonica among Teople capable e apprecia-
ting his service He leaves his three daughters
here TO ob.ain husband. and by tie way ono OF
them has made good use OF her time wedding
was announced Yesterday at the " Mineral Point
House and who should II be but a daughter OF
the ole gentleman. Our STREETS filled with
Emgrant Wagons, cattle and horses and good
business Is doing among the stock brokers. Bus
iness generally is good. have heard from Mr.
Brake. he Is we'll Nothing new from Oregon.
Flour IS selling at S32, per berrell, aad pork al
$50. More next time.
In haste,
WTscoxsrx
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
The Female Ccaier

"No skylIgh's or heeltaps,' exclaimed
Costigan, standing up with ofatorical pomp,
snd looking round TO see that every glass
fall. .'Sir-there are mominis when the hu-
man heart is agiiated by Ell oIioBs-don't
laugh, Young man you'll know better when
you grow older. " eve enjoyed, sir at your
hospitabe table, this day. an intellectual feast
that will be remembered by our great-g-snd-
children, 10 whom we will feel it our duty to
communicates the rich trate. A grateful pos
ieIiiy sir. will hold the day in reverence, and
every mothrT's son Of them will emulate your
example, and consider himself bound to give
dinner on The occasion. But appeal to
every one o. yoD. in your eoncave and convex
connections with the world al large. as hus-
bands, fathers, sons, brothers, lovers and
cousin germans. what would this Intellectual
traie have been without the presence Of lovely
woman The eve of woman, sir. is the grow
ing refulgence that lights up the Transparent
cy Of human life. Is there heart amongst
you that dosen' 'trespond 10 my appale ! Sir.
the extent Of our obligations to that sex is
unknown. From tue cradle 10 the gravel
spahe advised iy-wUman is with us every
where. We are born If woman. and when
We d;e We 90 back 70 her arms, for aren't we
then pur TO sleep in our mother earth Every.
thing that's beautiful, and grand. ard glorious.
is ot the female gender Isn't liberty a wo-
man lsu't Britannia woman and when
does she Look so like real divinity as when
she's leaning on her anchor, end sha king hands
across H. graen ~ate. with her sister Hib-
ernia Aren't the MUSES. and the Graces We
man TO a man And he only bull in the fine
ancient heather mythology, was making Love
: little boy. II We had the making Of ths
gods and 2 ddtss IN IteiaBd, maybs we
wouldh'i put petiicoais upon Cupid. and con-
vert hifn into little girl If love isn't VIC
man. the devils in the dice bumper, boys.
for women, upstandiEg, with one foot on yoar
chairs. and three times three, and all the hon
ors immaculate, inmHiabie woman Take
the FIRE from me-the ladies', sir, that have
lefl as, and may they never leave again.
and my blessings be on them wherever fhev
60. One-tgo- three-huuah hathershin
--one two--three-hnrrshi burrah ~
Il TIE Cholera has made its appearance AZ
Wheeling. Va Twelve eases occurred. seven Of
which terminated fatally
AcciprxT The Steamer Fin0Hcisr collapsed
her flues before Griggstille, th. Illinois river
on the .oth ult- six PeTsons soaldcd slightly no
orc killed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
MINERAL POINT EATING HOUSE,


TESHE subscriber would respectfully al The attention
4 OF the pubic 10 his well se'ecied stock OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
At his well known stand High street, opposite Mil
store here he be found at all timee ready to
Accommodate those no may favor him WIN Their pat
ronaee he has on hand good supply Of
Tea Coffee Sugar Saleratus, Spices, Fruits,
Nfas SardiHes, Oysters, &c, &c,
an Of the B. IT qualities and offered the most reason
able terms.
CANDIES OF all Z1EDs0
Manufactured sid holesae and retail cheap
they had any place in the west Ia coDnec
ton 9Th th5s estab jisbmv ut Is a good
. a Il [si q E2s
Ry which 10 .sus is alw supplied with fresh Cakes
Pics, c., and also prepared 10 furnish
Ey S 42gGs8 AND PAR Z I.58Q
With TIE delicious varieties, ornamented to SUI,
~ The .ighes. market price paid for good Butte
and Eggs. ,.. 49,, 1,.,,,z
Mineres Pasat, July %, f952. 29tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
BUSINESS HpERECToRY.
N Cards Inserted by the year at 81 per line.
Tailoring.

wwxxEE undersigned would respectfully tender "a
bfs thanks TO the cit Of Mineral p int e
= rirtrt,x f,r east favors. and inform them that -
he continues business at his old stand on Sigh LIZ
street where wbe pleased 20 recely continuance
Of public favor . i, :.
- HENRY PRICE.
nue. O... IN 1azs 42f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

YTYESDERS his services as PHYSIHIAN & SURGEON
TO the inhabitants OF Mineral Point and vicinity.
and would inform his friends and the pnoc that ne
has removed his residence the house formerly own
81 and occupied by Col W Innes, directly opposite
the Masonic Hail. and his oGice one dJcr below the
store Of Burke Fairchd Esq and two doors sbove the
fps1 ss;nnrsI 0l-Jer poi,, a,v. %. 1852. 44tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
r. w. Tr4OuAS,

JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
WAyILL attend preparing the necessary sperstor
NH procuring LAND WARRAsTs, under the late act
of Congress; aud Also drawing Mortgages other -
ai sLruuents aud all other business appeTtaininy 70
his ce or as ar Attorney st Law Odics ia the east
Room OF the Lower Floor orthe Court Hoase Mineral
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

On late trip of one of our New Orleans
steamers, she was crowed with German emil
grants. As might be expected, their appetite
for fruit and vegetables after long sea-yoy-
age was most vorac;ous. AT Selma, short
distance below this city, the boat received
some fifteen OF twenty sacks Of castor beans,
consigned to Mr.. Blow. The appearance of
the bean, "good to the eye" excited the craV-
ipgs of the emigranls. Finally curiosity and
appetite triumPhed; bag was sGrrepitiously
opened, large pan full extracted, and huge
luncheon of soup prepared. In short time
the passengers in the cabin, and the officers
Of the boat were startled by the report that the
cholera in its worst form had broken out on
deck. On going below, they found that the
castor oil was doing its work. The thing
was soon solved, and the captain had 10 go 10
to quarantine. because, as he said, the Dutch
didn't know beans.''-H. Louis Republican.
A clergyman, wishing SC know whether
the children of his parishioners understood
their Bible. asked lad that be found one day
reading the Old Testament.
WHO was the wickedest man 2
Moses. TO be sure said the boy.
Moses = exclaimed the Parson, how can
that be ,
Why said the lad. he broke all the com
mandmcnts At "a wunst.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

CtURVI ING PARTNER Of the late firm of Paris 4
- Iegate, Continues Land Agency business at hts
old stand, recently occupied for short time oy the
nrm) Land Warrants constantly for sale. zlu.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
noc,. WIs.LTAnE ND,

PRACTICES hKDIoISE, SURGERY AID NIpwFERva
I'm MINERAL POINT, Wis He keeps good supply
q OF Drugs and Medicines Office, three coors De
low the Post Omee, on High street. Residence ove
Fairchildls store.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Franklin tHghiandP P o.
j Wis, Will Atterd to the payment IF Taxes Convey
ancn and such other business may be entrusted to
F1asntiin Iva ,,,rInly N is. Aug 1851. tiff
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
ILOY ~ EEHEELE
CHAIkLEN Z. LEGATE

ENERAL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry
II Goods, Groceries, CrockeTy and Hardware. High
Street, Mineral Point j.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
.yOgENS a Evans,

FASHIONABLE TATLORS, Mineral Point. Wisconsin,
IL solicit share If public patronage. Their WORK VIII
he done in the fashionable style, and on reasona
bic terms Shop OF High street.
rrc-S.rI, rrs[a nm 42y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Counselor and Solicitor in
~ Chancery, and General Land Agent Mineral Point
Iowa Co Wis Will practice Fifth Judicial CIR
cult, the supreme Court at Madison Any business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
SAnIEE CRAwFORD,

ATTORNEY At LAW AsEsT, MINER Il PoiNT, WIS
WILL give prompt attention 70 all business entTus
w ted to him Land Warrants guaranteed TO be
genmine. for sale at he l1agest m--set nLlce
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
BLANK BOOKS
CraWled out at last /!

- FHyEtF subscribe has. ? several years been
%&R "a it ". re- under ground, but has now
E%S ,uened -h1p High street, opposite the
sze.- Land Ddice, where he will keep on hand all
kinds Ui
BOOTS AND SHOES
Roth for Ladies and Gertlemen he viii also make TO
order ou the shortest HotiCe. He does only hgPs to
give -atsactiu feels determined 20 give entire sat
isf1ctiga % al whU Will favor him with call
GEORGE PRESLEY.
Mineral Poius. July 81, 1852 39tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
CHARLES COTTErsEL

pg-The only good and cheap HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Wagons RuzEies ard Sieighs. Banners, Regaliss and
Transparencies- Painted with and dtspach.
Paper hanging washing and WsiI-stsinjnE- done
tn the best style. country orders puactuaiy attended
Residence one door north OF the Franklin House,
Mineral Point, Wis. Hay
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
aNAsA conn.
ASA CoBB- !. Z. MEsS1
CORE a. 1IESSWORE,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Mineral POiHt, W1se5asiz.
AVE associated themselves together for the purpose
II Of rsc.isng the Law aud wil give prompt
zion 20 ali business entrusted tp their
oFFCE, next door 10 the " sCunslU Tribune tlficc,
Land Warrants bought sold. Lands entered and
Warrants located for persons residing ance, on
ths most favorable icTms-
Business letters VIII in al cases be by
OF mail.
DT for The present Mr. COBB will spend portion OF
his time Franklin Highland, p o. where he win
tsnd 70 business as heretofore.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
Pr L MlU ii BIN DIN 4 =.
AiADIsON. WISCONSIN.
WEED & EBERHARD,

TTAVISG oDareI an usive BO * Bindery, take
this oppo -fuujty info mi the immunity 81 large
that IN sN ar. -e9Ae ID sC1ts ali orders which may
e entrusted tk,ir such furnishing state and
county officers wita
BLANK BOOKS
or All kinds ed TO ore and OF qulity of pa
gs ia book rebound, in TuTket, M0r,cco, PlsIu Ena-
sl,. CAT, sheep, paper bindings, magazines, pam
hiets ses -i. ltws c bound IN me best "f style
ufwhi v ork will be oxecuttd at The lowest Milwaukee
prizes
~ Paper nr bank book consisting Of cap, crown,
dem rilum r1yal,per roy al, mpcria double crown
and f .lI1 post always ou hbut.
y B-trde.s from distance must be accompanied
5Ih frn Tor ruling. and the size &c paper required.
and styie f bilHg. be designated, thrvI7e fhe
work viii cuted in accJrtarcevith the usual form
for The blank s1ak required. This enlistment is en-
els aud embraces The latest upTOveme0t~ m ruiz
ins and binding. w s T.
Maids. H. &C. 81 iS5l.-tE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
Wnnl Growing.

growing in this State for some time. ltshould
not be lost SIGHT Of by our farmers. hey
should diversity their business. and that of
wool growing can be brought in with little
risk and good profit. There is always ready
cash market for this production and most far
mers could sell a few hundred dollars worth
Of wool every year. which cost them less than
the raising Of that amount Of wheat, In fact
they can raise the wheat and the wool too. by
using up the odd time. with about the same
expense Ga1e,la 4dverfiser.
MuRnERs A letter from Troy, Indiana,
states that three bodies were recovered from
the river near that place, with'the heads crush
ed and iron weights attached. The trunks
belonging ta the murdered men were found IN
the boat. rifed of their contents. No clue
has been given to the mystery or the murders.
The boat on which the tragedy was enacted
was the trading boat Eliza No. ?.
HYnAr.-While this Austrian tyrant was
recently at a theatre in Brussel, he was dis
covered bv the audience, who shouted that ne
should be put out Of doors. At night large
crowd collected in front ofhis hotel, and cries
of stiper." ''hyena." and "executioner of
women" filed the air.
The Watertown Jeffersonian says, about
two hundred and fifty tons Of butter and
in that village on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday Of last week.
Cur AxD DRIED.-The biographical notice
-23 closely printed columns-of the Duke Of
Wellington. which appeared in the London
Times. had been prepared for six years. ready
for use whenever occasion should require.
NRwsP.PEs AT BtSsiNG.-Fhe Press for
Lansing goes up on the Black Hawk o-day.
The paper will be called the Northern Iowa
Mail, and will be under the management Of
Mr.. WILLIAM II. SUMNER.
TOWNSHIP ORG AsIz aTioN.-We infer from
the election returns, that majority of the vo-
ters of the county have voted to adopt the sys-
TEN of Township Organization.
rT The River is now rising quite rapidly.
Merchants and shippers are hurryIng forward
their supplies for winter, and few weeks
more..wil probably close the season for navi-
ration.--GGlena .4dU.
CoUxTIxG CHICKENS 6c--An elderly lady
writes to friend "A widower with ten
children has proposed. and | have accepted
him. This is about the number ] should
have been entitled 20, # ! Rad married at the
proper time
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
ESTATE OF WILLIAM MITCHELL.
state Of Wisconsin,, lows County IS.

q RSCLA MITCHELL. widow OF William Mitchell
of Iowa County -decsased has iei her petllloH
praying Administration Bpuu said Notice here
by given % persons interested, that dnal hearing
~ be hi upon satd uprtion the next Term OF the
Caunty COurt, 20 be hoiden al The Court House 10
Mineral Point the tairj Monday Of Novcm next
FARLEY EATON, County Judge
October 23d, t@5s nj 3w
TO MERCHANTS AND EuEGxANTS.
Storage Cergissi ard rardiug at tRs HeseTR
uE1Eus Of .hs q cas- and CA1eag0 UaloH hGitrnad.
Il. FoIwIs, 1852, a. DAvIpsoE.
DAVIDSON, s. CO..
CHERRY VALLEY, ILLINOIS,
RE prepared to receive. store and forward goods and
prod ace OF al siDd, and witt cuntinue the business
al The Western Terminus the Railroad, il progress
es. M45k packESes- &" are Davidson & Co..
As this Es5roSl completed the worst OF the
wagon road between Chicago and GReua. thIuk mer
chants viii Bnd to lhe.y interest 10 send o their
goods this route Please try US lsp!27l 27-6n'
EDUBE.aC NOTICE is hereby gwen that all per
A sons are fo=biddeE to trespsss, mine dig upon
any Of The following named lands, without my Pc mis-
East half half the north quarer Of sec
ton Thirty Five ToWnshiP xix, Range Three east, lying
east Of Dudgevilte, In thls comfy.
And furt heFuure, ft bid any snd all persons from
buying or moving anF lead other from said
lands without nlt written permission
@tuerai Point Igl7 2ith. Is52. I,4 per
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

SCENE AT a RAILRoAD DEPor.-Traiu just
aboutto start New Y ork exquisite with fly
ing jjb'' shirt collar; and galvanized trace
chain, and a ferocious moustache-going 20
Wisconsin to collect bad debt.
Erquisite.-( Having tried two cars in sue
cession, looks into third.) Il say, Conduc-
ta1C this car is full"
Con.-.'I told you to get into the forward
car on the other track"
Er.-( Going to the wrong car again, brings
up in the 'Emigrant" which stands forward on
the same track, and comes out all over dis
gust) II say, conductato, this is an emf
grant calU-a hyena10t"
Con.-''I told you, sir, to take the forward
passenger car, on the other track"
Exquisite goes to the wrong side of the car
house, and gets upon the platform of new
car which is standing there-train departs
and exquisite, in great CONSERVATION, inquiries
of bystander when his car Is going.
Bustander-''About next summer, | guess
they are building locomotive to draw it ~
Er-'I shall take private conveyance
this railroad travelling is a cussed boah -
Exit.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

- ENERAI. DEALER in Family Groceries & Provis-
n ions. Nails Glass. Wooden " are, SC ~ >ta'd
opposite County buildings, High street, Mineral
Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
wAsHRs RNE & woonnAN.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND LAND AGENTS.
-SisHaI P0sEt, Wisconsin,.
"a EEP supply of LAND WARRA~Ts constant on
2A hand snd for sale at the prices fer cash
All business at the Land Office which may be
ted TO Us viii receive prompt attention.
CALrruENIA drafts bought.
Drafts for sale NeS York GaIens snd Madison and
other places
Pensions, Land ~ arrsnts bscE psy. pay horses
lost IN &C pro cured, for those no entitled,
- moderate charge
Cash received un deposit interest allowed.
Mineral Point, My H. 1882. 90
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
GEORGE ". CORR,

~ ENERAL Dealer in Merchandise Of ell kinds
Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

Man AND WoMAN.-The end o. mans life
Is glory. The end Of woman's life Is about
two and jhIrtv-Prark.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

II The Etna eruption Is sersing forth the le-
n pcst article of salsur1oina n rast cioUa-