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NIiI' u II VuIHtI UT VH dHH r. sU0tWs
yIHE charge this Mon
day the as Of April and viii give hs constant and personal
department The thorough
education VIII be- taught
The religious instruction he Institute viii be based the
foImusnes of the Protestant Episcopal Chufeh.
The experience OF The principal teacher sneout
lock for the patronage Of the public snd or coIfespond
ing meaAuIe Of SUCCESS.
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uOUSEE EEPING GOODS-SELLING OFF CHEA p
Ill MOyEWe would desire call attention of house
keepers generally goods which offering
at greatly reduced prices We have
25 pieces good will sell % pei
yard put up in l2yard pieces
rs do various qualities heavy undressed 3y
and all cheap
100 linen cohs, yards by 2s which shall offer from
to-day at S. as These goods certainly cheap,
who a Goth OF the should call and see
Russian table damask ranging from 80 cents to
81 per yard. and all cheap
30 napkins prices
ri and a 10th covers cheap
pieces plain
pieces diapers Of all qualities
so dozen tow~ilings from 81 % dozen
beached including all the most ehoca hraDdr
which promise sell as cheap'y as they can be
had n
Aso uI OF blankets goods
worry cheap order close them before
moving
Domescs all kinds hand and viii be sold cheap they
North reasonable such
cacoe plaid cssine fannes coofcd
cacoes, goods line, which
al desirous OF closing
W. NJ. SHUSTER X Co,
an6-eod2w 1ih street, the Avenue.
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NEW Juveniic BochsTue Stories from Ancient History
IN by Mother x..,
True STORIES from History by the author Of "Alwsy
Happy ..,,
The summer Day Book OF Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Winter Evening Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Conclusion Of the "swiss Family Robinson"
Peter and his Adventures in the Arctic Regions
Dr. Ihevsters Guide knowledge Of Things Familiar
The Daisy /: or Cauionary Stories in Verse.
The Cowslip; or More Csuton1ry Stories In Verse
And for youth Of including
a few French story books, imported from Paris by
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TEAhss
For boarding pupils, as per quarter.
For day ~ 10 $40

For boarding pupils, aI5 per quarter
For day o. 10 $40 Z"
Payable always in advanee
Music drawing Itaian spanih, and German, extra
Reference permitted Rev O. NJ Butler ID. d., Rev. j. w
French, Ftxhush Coye Washington city. Rev James May
D., Rev. Alonzo Potter d. D., and The clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and R Rev Alfred Lee d. d. OF Dca
T. n
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Mar 2i--t2sthAp
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tapestry. Tn-
pc-s,y and plain and ingram capYting
additional supply of the above description Of fur
nure goods different patterns AND conbna
Of in this all from the
celebrated mnnufsctory Jobn Croey n Sons, London
Also supply Of elegant curtain materials, Broeki
all silk.
snes damask LANES, French and English furniture chnt
u
Swiss and French Turkey and figured all
he tasseis, cmps, and bordcrInRs 10 match
goods band before their
perhaps complete OF other retni
country.
intending furnish, respect
fnly invited to call and examine them.
CLAGETT DODsON,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods
Sept l1--3teoif
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THE CIVIL LAW Of spain and Mexico, arranged ON
the principles Codes with and rslrsnces,
the spanish and Mexican
aw and bodyins appendix Of the important
acts of the Mexican Congress Schmidt counsellor
al awcomplets New Orleans, e5l THIS day
ceived. fhANOA AAxLoh.
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ID RITIsH Army List for 1862.
ID Navy list for 1882
Hearts Extended British Army List for leJ2,
WHO'S who In is52.
Haydns Book of Dignics-l vol, 1852.
Ciements Customs Guide of le52
Lewis Commercial Law Of the Word--.ocond vol.
Imported last Collins steamer, and this day opened by
Tebl FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IEBIGS Progress OF Chemistry aud lhr Allied Sci-
PAyscs, Mnerniosy and Geoogypar7 Jus received
and for sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Feb II Booksellers, 9Th street
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rrHE BOSTON American Almanac for IsBS, volum
closely printed pags giving, in addition 10 the usual al
Information concerning
the of the general and State governments, and dsosng
and correspondence relating to the
government nnances Legislation, public instuons internal
and Of the United States and OF
several public ocs imports army
nnvy judiciary expenditures, Ac &C
Price ST. mail tifng
Nov 90 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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GEL ING OFF VERY chen P.--we offering great in
y persons Of dry goods onr stock Is very
heavy and when sha the
immediately opposite present ocaon
much possible, All
of Goods yeve,, haws anything
in look through before purchasing
Cu stock and they be
spring Of velvet dress at much
49, NJ. aHUsTER 4 CO,
Ian o1-eoA 7h street.
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DApMELE MASTER dentists, have removed their once
L 10 OH street a doors OF their former place
Ocf 0-eolfM.
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CVEvINa DRESS GOODs-The subscribers invite tho at
ladies their splendid assortment In materials
far evening dresses We the following
Rich, Ilain, snd figured white and light coIorcd siks
White and fancy coored grapes
DE do silk Illusions
DO Tarleion, French, and Swiss musins
Coorcd Tareton musns, in all shades
White and fancy shades, Grape isec
bareg~s, white mo0sseline dc isine
cashpcres md mernos In best grades
ALSO
A complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain, embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses white silk hose, in all sizes
Rest white kid Risvcs, In all numbers .,.., 90
Jan l0-aaw2wif
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THE respectfully informs the pubic that
proprietor Of the line Of mail coaches running
Washington Winchester by the OF Leesburg He
run horseswl have his employment
expert need sk attentive. and accommodating drivers The
trip made good time, and pains will be
aken effort made for the accommodation convenience
extend HIM thu patronage The
public patronage very respectfully solicited Office at Potomac
House, PennsJ avenue between 3D. and streets
JAMES H. KEMP.
auoI- "A
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VNHlc History of Banking. with comprehensive
Account Origin, Rise Progress the Eng
land, Ireland and sco,andi by William j. Lawson vol Lon
don, 1850 FRANCK TAYLOR.
juno
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pYFEs NewIy-Invcnted Pate MT ObliIuc-Poin d
Cold Pensn additional supply Of the ebove jus received by
FRANt;K TAYLOR,
Sole agent for the patentees for the District of Columbia
pens differing radically their construction and
use offer many possessed by
claimed they will be found to suit all hand
wnungs unable make OF
pny pen whatever with these able avail
themselves OF that priyiiegcn
Tho public invited 10 make trial of them
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CORDONs Digest Of the Laws OF the United states.
u edition, 55l including also the caues with
abstract of Judicial decisions relating the
statutory laws by Thomas Y. Gordon compec
in one volume Of l67pases This day received.
Nov 3, FRANCK TAYLOR.
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I YARDS Ntneveh and Ats Remains. 1 voll2mO.,
Ia unabridged. Price reduced dollar
Home and Philosophy from Dckenss Household Words
Price 25
Five English University by Charles Astor
volumes just received by
% FRANCK TAYLOR.
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JUVENILE ROCKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL A6Es.--A
received by the subscriber, Of them
entirely Among viii he found of standard
Edgeworth Holland, Mrs Hughes and
WRITER'S fine editions for the most others unususy
low prices
Engsh French hooks for youth, imported
by the subscriber from London and Paris. Uf
Drawing books, portfolios. albums, Ac, Ac In rss variety
Dec ~ FRANCk TAfLoh'
Government, and Dacourss the Constitution az" 80
by Richard x tfs's snu p"o
shed under The direction of assembly Of the state o
South Carolina. -,
JanV f"n""" 'A'Io".
THE international Magazine for February H. just
= ''" - e TAYLOR MAURY,
Ian 20 pootssilsr, osh street
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rNE Editions-the best finely bound la Library
calf and Moroccoof Hume Haam Gibhon, Robertson Alison
Nacauay Presco,i Bancroft Irving, icknor Godmh Thers
Arnold facus, Lvy, Xenophon, 1hncyddea, Cesar, saut
Cooper, Roin Marshall, Coleridge, Mli
Gies Milford ngard Muller Mahon Turner, Strickland and
be found the
be mostly imported from Europe by himself, and hound
his directions.
editions of works of standard
library beautifully
richly boundand ANNALS
those who do regard peranence
ERANCk TAYLOR.
Dec 81
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ILKs srTKSWc in store The richest stock " ad'e
y found dry good house In me eoun
fry now until the close OF the season. oder at
"s' ''''e' 70 'e0'0' 'clAoErT, NEWTON, MAY, CO,
Jan 10--3taw9w .N Unaf.r5
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rLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY, Il co. p,ost respectfully
and tbs public that tbey
receiving supplies rich fancy
open ucjay assortment In lsdes dress goods
and designs
offering We
indies they will fnd much richer goods
al q period Of the season, and quite "a cheap.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
Sep 0--diw
DOARDINQ and Day school for Young Iadtes.--Ihs
10 HAWLEY will duties OF
Monday sspsember 5 their residence Pennsylvania
bes~e~n 18th and 18th streets
AvsQ Q6-Qnw0w
VERY ATTRACTIVE srYLEs--rb. undersigned h.v.
received extensive variety In gentsmens wsa
styc cassimerss vesn4s, together
unpy French cofs
imported which they respectfully invite
gentlemen.
Sept 0A-dlw
OrrICIaL Congregational Dtr.ctory just issu~d aud
| u for sale BY TAYLOR MAuRY,
Jan 70 booksellers, oh
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w ii II Old Guard Of Napoleon, from MarcnSo TO
i Waterloo by J. Il. Headey, with Illustrations.
The Fifteen Decisive Battles Of World Marathon
Waterloo, by T.. s.. Greasy. .
fail OF Poland together with History of the Country from
It's onpn. volumes l.. z. Saxion. --r
lady's Voyage Round The Wodd by Ida Oeifer. vol
The Captains the Old World by H. w. Herbert. volume,
illustrations.
Bachelor, fine edition, with illustrations by Darby
youme tn
The Tutors Ward. -
FRANCK TAYLOR
Dec is ..-H
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Virginia Land ONCE,
RIcHaosp, August 10, 1881.

uyIIE Gold yyorshippcrsy or, The Days We 1.-Two In
future historical author Of sWheffar."
Harmony of Prophecy by the Rev. Doctor Keith
May fHAAtk INflsok
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Essays the Progress or hstious, In Productive
Ia Industry Civilization, Population, and Wealth, illustrated by
statistics Of mining agriculture, manufactures commerce. banking
revenues, internal emgatop mortality, and
auou by Ezra g. Seaman. vol Published at g. price
reduced TO 81 %. For sale by
Jan ..s# fRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Religion Of Geology and Its connected
Hitchcock president OF Amherst College, and professor oi
theology aud geology, VOL
Guyos Earth and Man being lectures on compnve physical
geography relation N The history of mankind vol
Contributions Theological sciencetbc Pre- Adane Earth by
John Harris ID. ID. author Of the Great Teacher VOL .
Contributions Theological seence-Man Prmevai by John
Harris. l vol. -.
The Poetry being studies the phenomena of Nature
by Robert Hunt ! vol.
Footprints The Creator by Hugh Miller, WIN memon OF e
author by Agsssiz l vol. Il.
The Red standstone; by Hugh Miller. vol
And of class or science. - = - : -. =.
June 26 fhANSh iafLoN'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
Masonic Celebration.

The Anniversary Of St John the Baptist will
be Celebrated in Mineral Point on the gath inst
in the following order:
The Lodge viii be opened at l03 o'clock A. NJ.
Procession viii be formed at Il O'Clock IN
der the direction of
Col. HENRY N. BILLINGS, Chief Marshall,
and march to the Presbyterian Church.
Prayer by Rev. J PHELPS,
Singing by the CHOIR,
Grafton by Gen. WM. r. SMITH.
The Procession viii again be formed and
march TO the Dinner Table, where Dinner viii
be served by Messrs. NIcHoLs & SHIFP,
Hon. CHARLES DUNN, Presiding, assisted
by Hon. JOHN H. ROUNTREE, Vice President.
The BRASS BAND will be in attendance
ia Ball viii be given in the Evening atthe
Franklin House.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
H G. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LENT1EENT

Is wen known to possess the most wonderfully b. ang,
penetrating and stiuatng properfiesa BY its promp
ness in eGcnz cures which previously had resisted all
other medicines ntered By ihe most scientific ply
sicans has placed il beyond any similar remedy ever
introduced 10 the people of the United States stmu
2es the aborbens increased action, aud thus enables
nature 20 throw of seaseI 70 tie bone add
ing strength and activity the muscles powerfully
anodyEe and thereby slays irritation producing
Delightfully."- pleasing sensation through the whole frame
Owing TO its remarkable aneepc properties, it pures
and neutazes thai poisonous corrosive principle which
renders old Uleerous difficult 10 heal it therefore
is peculiarly aapte their speedy cure This Iinment
from its penetrating and reng hsning qualities has been
found to be specific paralysis palsy, white SWELL
ings and diseased joints and in fact all plants Of the
muscular system. Il has cured cases of Rheumatism OF
30 years sandiu asd affections of the spine wherein the
entire spinal column crooked and distorted that
the paent could walk stand without artificial sup
port Numerous cases Of palsy have been cured when
the fesh was witheed leaving Rohng but the dried skin
and bones, and The limbs totally without use feeling
For children with Group it is oCinesmable valuer
and bathed the throat and chest napped freely on
the chest never fails to give relief in the severe coughs
attending CoHsumpt on, sthma end Colds ltheals spec
dy-wjl scaldhead Mange etc. Planters and far
ers win ind il most valuable medicine be appliedto
Horses and Cattle sprains bruises lameness sweeney
stiff joints, dry shoulder, wounds burns, spns chas
gals, hardened knots on the flesh, etc. Saw
Look out for Co1aterfeitS.
The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made lis appearance called " B. Far
re's Arabian Lniment, the most dangerous Of all the
commercials because ais having the Of Far-elma
ny will buy good faith, without knowledge that
counterfeit exists, and they viii perhaps only discover
their when the spurious has wrought
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Far
rel, sole inyento and propetorand wholesale druggist
No. II, Main street, PEORIA Illinois, to whom all appica
lions for Agencies must be addressed. Be sure you get
it with the letters H. G. before the Farrell thu-H. G.
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrapper, all 9TH
ers are cOunterleits. Sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins,
Thomas Co, Dodgeville, e. Beech, Linden, Hook K
Robinson, Franklin Benner, Wing vile, A Nordyke,
Muscoda Ripley, Downs 4 Co.. Richmond, E. c. McIn-
tyre Rchland city an by regularly authorized Agents
throughout tt United States.
BHy Price p aud so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet
ia the UneI States in which one is not yet established
Address II. Farrell rs above accorI ansd With good
references as 10 character responsibility, sc. n3J-4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
t<s-5&o &J0@gG0G@em JcMG8.
PEREsC NnElNE.

ON Saturday the 26h day or June int at O'Clock p
~ NJ, win be sud public suction TO the highest bid
der at the front door he Court use in he village
ur Mineral Point, The following Town Lois belonging
- said village, wit
Lot number Six f6)
Lot number eleven, I'D
Lot number thirteen, 49,
Lying and being situate in that part of the village Of
Mineral Pom, known and de- cridcd upon The plat OF
sand village strong, Doy, burnett and Nneils addi-
ton 90 said village If Mineral Point.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
THEODORE RODOLF, President
Attest, n. r. BoynEs, trk.
Date June 1Ith 1.51. 9w34
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

TERRIBLE MASSACRE IN CALIFoRxIA.-The
Californians are Parsuing with war Of exter-
nination the Indians who have been engaged
in the murders Of the settlers. It is fright
full to read the accounts which every mail
brings US from the gold regions. The San
Francisco Herald Of the 4th May brings the
following:
We learn Of the killing Of nearly one hun
dred and fifty Indians by a company of cit-
zens of Trinity county. under the command
Of Sheriff Dixon recently. II was supposed
that these ere the Indians who murdered
Mr.. Anderson. butcher of Beavervlle, short
time since. The following Is the account of
the affair; . The company that went IN pur-
suit Of the Indians, returned to-day, having
been absent just a week. They had little
difficulty in following the trail. The foot
prints Of the cattle which the Indians had
driven oil with them, together with portions
of the clothing Of the deceased, which they
found scattered along the way. and were read.
lily recognized by his son, who was in the
company. showed unmstakable signs Of the
path Of those whom they were pursuing
But It was necessary to proceed with great
caution, in order not 10 alarm the savages,
and accordingly the party generally laid by
during the day, sending spies ahead and trav-
ing by night. On Thursday afternoon, the
22d ult., the scouts discovered the rancheria
In small valley at the base of three noun
tains on the south side of the South Fork of
Trinity River At midnight the company
started from their encampment, Capt. Dixon
having divided his force into three parties.
so as 10 come upon the Indians from different
quarters and surrounding them. When day
broke all parties were IN the desired positions.
and on the signal being given the attack com
menced. Each rifle marked has victim with
uherrlng precision-the pistol and the knife
completed the work Of destruction and re-
venge, and in a few brief moments all was
over. OF the one hundred and fifty Indians
that constituted the rancheria, only two or
three escaped, and those were supposed to
he dangerously wounded so that, probably
not one Of those engaged in the murder of the
unfortunate Anderson now remains alive
Men, women and children all shared the same
fate; none Were spared except one woman
and two children, who were brought back
prisoners.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
VILLAGE OEEDEsANCE RELaEAyE
TO ElnaA.

Be it Ordained by the President and Board Of
Trustees of the village Of Mineral Point
SEC l. That any person or persons owning
or keeping any dog within the limits Of the cor
pOTatIon of the village of Mineral Point shall
from and after the 10th day OF July A. d. 1882
put, or cause to be put around the neck of every
such dog, so owned by him or them, a Collar,
VITA The name OF the owner inscribed thereon.
SIC. .. That any person or persons owning
or keeping any dog within the limits aforesaid,
shall pay into the Treasury of this village the
following tax, to wit.
FiIty cents per auEum for every male dog,
One dollar per anHum for every female dog
SEC ,. 1t shall be the duty Of the collector ap-
pointed by this board for that purpose to collect
the above specified tax within one month from the
10th day Of July next; to give receipts for the
same, describing the sex and number of dogs
thereon; 10 pay the same over to the Treasurer
Of this Corporation, and for his compensation.
the collector shall be allowed ten per centum on
the amount collected
SEC It shall be the duty of any Constable
Of this village to seize take up and kin any dog
so owned or kept, within the limits aforesaid
where the owner or Keeper shall have refused or
neglected to comply with any one Of the above
specified regulations, and Ior every dog so taken
and killed, the constable shall receive d compen-
sation of fifty cents, from the village Treasury
Provided however, that the owner of any such dog
taken, may redeem the same before the killing. bv
paying fifty cents to the constable and the regll-
lar tax TO the Corporation
SEC. 5. ANY person or persons owning any
proud bitch, neglecting 10 Keep the same shut no
while IN heat shall pay into the Treasury of this
village, hne Of one dollar, for every such neg
lect or offence.
THEODORE RODOLF. Pres.
Attest n BorpEy. CLERK
Mineral Point, June i L. 1852 9zr9I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
PRomArE NOTICE

TEVEE undersigned having applied to the Hon. James
q %. knU~ltons County Judge, and Of1cio Judge
of Pr0bats and for the county Of Lafayette and State
Of Wisconsin. to be appointed Administrator OF the es
tate OF Geoge olmsted, deceased late OF said county,
Therefore, notice Il hereby given 20 all concerned that
said Application viii be considered by the Judge af0re
ald at his ofce IN Shuis5urg. the second saturday
II jpy, A. 81 at which time aud place persons
having objections may appear and present this
NATHAN UI4MSFED.
May lst, 1852. 3wn33
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

Col. Benton appears TO be fully acknowledged
as candidate for Congress He gives the "Sotts
the b" hot end Of the poker on all Convenient oc-
casions. The Republic Acknowledges that no
Wing has ever done the work for them 50 efiec-
tuaIly."
Mons AHsoLUTIsv-The King of Prussia
has suppressed Tie constitution relating to the up
per char7bers, which in future. following the ex-
ample Of Louis Napoleon, he intends to nomi-
nate himself
IL Gov. Hunt declines calling artextra session
OF the New York Legislature
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
New Spring Goods.

CASH WANTED.
WE Subscriber is in receipt OF fun and complete
assortment OF spring and summer Goods CONSISTING
OF DRY ssODDS,
GEsbE HING.
EsUOs = & SHOES,
esEDf EEEEES.
HARD WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
CROCK FRY, GLASS WARE,
An Of which will be disposed Of at very low rates for
CASH.
JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
Flour :! Flour =!

81 HAVE made arrangements by which ] expect 20 be
constantly supplied with superior article Of Flour
argyle Brand - manufactured By Asa Saxtou & Co.
which viii sell FOR cash, and warrant
iJuel2I WHITNEY SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

LEAD.-By papers received yesterday, we
learn. that 22l pigs Of Lead were sold in ST.
Louis on the eth, at an advance Of cts per 100
lbs. OF sI,55-GaIeua .79r.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

In this village on Sunday morning, the 3th
inst, CLARA, only daughter of Francis J. and
Sarah NJ. Dunn, aged years 8 months and g
days.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
GROCERIES.
CO-PARTNERSHEP NOTICE.

"a Office is hereby given that the undersigned bsI'
- entered into Co partnership in the Mercantile 01
sIness under the uamestye and nrn Of Lloyd & W hee
They ar now doing business Al he old stand Of Beech
High street. where they invite persons 10 call ana "a
anime their stock and prices.
SAMUEL WHEELER:
Mineral Point, June :, 1859. Sh