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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
Total

Aside from these Mr.. Holman thinks there NAV
have been l25 persons on board, including crew
making about 100, and reducing the probable los,
TO 200. This, however, we think Is little below
the mark. The emigrants were Norwegans.yvh
came through on lake Ontario steamers from Que
bee, and about IS were left on the dock. the aeen.
refusing to suffer them to go on board.
Inc following are among those kaQwn 10 be
lost or missing:
Abigail Stantry, I S years old Mary P Stan
Ion, - years. Miss Duff Montreal. aged IS A
young lady from Battle Creek. name not known
Ihos. Smith, colored barber. Newton Bennett. do
y. Bedell, Buffalo. VIM. Field wife and chi
dren, n. Y Alr. Frost, Boston. Mr.. Lake. Alba
NY. Nh Falrbrother and children of Mr.. Clark
Mr.: Carter and sister, East Randolph Vt Mr.
LeHoer, Treasurer; James Connolly first waiter.
Henry A. Wanter; three walters, naues not known.
one fireman and II IS also feared that sister and
child OF MIR. Rollins Of Erie Pa and a qentIs,,7a,,
named Lar gdon, cadette of West Point. and Mr.
birch and wife OF Albany, are among the lost.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
SCOTT GRhHAn gLDBIl

Pursuant 10 Resolution adopted at the WHI1 Pee net
Meeting on the 2-th at, the undersigned Committee re
specially notify WuIe Electors Of Mineral Pint and
vicinity, meeting I'll Be hd st the Court House,
ON SATURDAY, THE nth OF SEPTEMBER,
Instant at bsif past O'Clock, P. for the purpose Of
forming a "ScoTr AND GRAHAM CLUB :" general atten
dance of friendly THe principles Is reque' ted.
JOHN BRACKEE, Jas. NJ CRIMSON,
A NANCOIIAS, Cub Committee.
Mineral Point September j. 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
JulyI4,I 1882

IL DR.. GUYSOTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND sARSAPARILLA Is A SURE
REMEDY FOR hereditary Tqint.
Thousands Of individuals are cursed with q,ievogs
complaints which they inherit from their parents The
use Of the Ye0ao Dock AVID SarsepariZa viii prevent
all this, and save vast of misery, and MANY
valuable lives for it Thoroughly szgss from the st,
tHs latent tasa which the seed Of disease and so
takes OF the curse by which the sins misoruues Of
the parents often visited upon the innocent off
spring.
Parents owe 1t to their children 10 guard them against
the effects Of maiadies that may be communicated b
descent and children of parents that have At v time
been affected with Consumption, Scrsfula or svpbts
owe 1t 10 themselves to take precauon against the dis
ease being revived in them Guysots Extract Of Vel
ov Dock and sarsspsrIls Is sure aBtidote IA s,5cb
cases.
II Sec advertisement 4vr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
New York, Aug. 23-2

New York, Aug. 23-2 P, NJ.
The steamship Atlantic with four days la
ter news from Europe, arrived at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning.
ENGLAND.-The Fishery question is still
freely discussed and has caused slight de-
preston in the funds. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the matter will be settled amicably
Emigration TO Australia cont .nues-5O
ships of 300 to 200O tons are to sail from Liver
pool, London and Plymouth, during the pres
ent month.
A note has been addressed by the English
Government TO the Austrian Cabinet, giving
assurance that all measures of precsution viii
be taken to prevent the presence Of l. ossuth
in London from disturbing the good relations
existing between England and Austria.
FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte has declined
an Embassy to Washington. He WILL how
ever, make short visit to the United States
a decree has been published in the NJ oni-
teur, authorizing the return of a large number
Of distinguished eXiles. Victor Hugos name
is omitted in the decree.
Dispatches have been received at Paris
stating that the French troops had not bonn
barded TriPoli-but were on the point of do
ing so-when all was amcably settled.
ITALY.
Another conspiracy has been discovered
against the government.
Advices from Cape of Good Hope had been
received to the I'd July.
The CaffTe war had broken out, and with
great severeness ragged for so miles on both
sides of the border line, some $50 miles in
length. Several battles had been fought with
Indifferent success.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
Caution.

STOLEN from the house Of the undersigned on
- the Sd inst, the following described notes ard pa
peTs One note of SO and me GEMS. agalusf --
Woodbury., late Of la Fayette county. decreased
note for S3u against James keuHCy- this town oue
note for 80 % against Thomas Cu<psI one Jurors
Certificate for 50 l2s payable dated April 90, -3,
also, money and other papers Co The
eight hundred dollars. The public acre by cautioned
against purchasing any Of the above notes and lbr per-
sons who gave them requested not pay thrm to
any one but myself. JAMES MEADOWS
Mineral Point, "A, 1852. 3~43
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

the largest collection Of
EQUESTRIAN. GTNNAsTIC AND DRAMATIC
Talent ever collected in one travelling company.
With The guished native and foreign male and
female performers prominent in The galaxy Of stars,
tached to this Company are
C. J. r. GERS, the bes. Dramatic Equestrian n the
". b. CARROLL the worlds ONLY two horse rider
WALTER AENER, the great American bare back
J. MCFARLAND. the great tight rome perf,rmer.
Madam GULlME CAROLIE the beautiful Equestrian
Mrs; r. oRM9HD, the celebrated actress from Broad
Miss AIRY CARROLL, the exquisite danseuse and IN.
daunted lion tanner
Master CLAIR eNCE, the youthful trick rider
Mons. IeTHORN, the renowned French Hercules.
G a. KNAPP, the peoples Clown.
II. MAGiLT'pN, the rick Clown. J0'''i
Messrs LsLER, DUBAND, WALTER, FARMUs, 10
whole troop Che largest in the U. s. of Trained Per
LILIPUTIoT TRICK PONIES,
More than brute, AVID less than human.
APoLLONHCoN,
Drawn IN procession by forty horses-our abreast cor
RENOWNED SEW YORK CoRNET BAND,
which VIII Tecute several popular marches oyertures
&c while moving through the streets
another grand feature OF this Company theintroduc
ENTIRE DRAMATIC CORPS.
embracing Actors and Actresses OF acknowledge talent
producing every night the sreat patriotic Melo Drama
OLD Put AND MAD ANTHONY WAYNE.
or the spirit Of 20
inlroq seyeral thrilling scenes from the lives OF the
Revolutionary heroes,
OLD PUT, GENERA WASHINGTON AND MAD AN.
The whole TO conclude with grand living tableau in
which the
"FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY"
aogNrED IN Hfs Gil ,RGER, is borne alof, in tri
ON THE SHOULDERS or HIS BRAVE coSTrNEN-
A.. .. s,..r-,-, w. WILDER, Agent.
Platteytle, Wednesday. September Ist
Lancaster, Thursday, September 3ud
and Franslin, Friday, September 3-si. I=52
a GRAND BALLOON A>GEHsIIsx
IN front OF the Canvass every Afternoon 2w4f
CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR IOWA COUNTY,
STATE OF WISCONSIN
George Squires, ~
happening 90 the satisfaction OF he Court George
squares the defendant named in he FOREGOING petition
Is not res dent Of this stale and IL NOT 10 be found
therein, IL i motion OF the neifiorer Eliza S,nf-ss
4 e eueEto- ordered that the said DEFENDANT Csoree
4Its' uoappear and plead, or demur 10 the ne
tioh heIein on or before the I'd day December A. D.
lr02, or IN default thereof The said etion Be- taEeD r
confessed a. against the said defendant and the matters
,uieih dceed accordingly II further ordered that
S,Y On tul5 eluer De published for six weeks sue
crssvely in The Wisconsin Tribune, weekly neWsnsuer
published IN said county and the FIRST in
ser non be within twenty days IT this dale. Given
uuleE my hand at Chambers this SIst day Of august
D. I19-- MORTIMER N. JACKSON
Circuit Judge
hereby certify The foregoing TO he true COPY
order made By our said Court the above ezti;it c
as the remains If record on a.. in ~ -
witness my hand and seal OF ofsce ths st dsv ~ H.
A. d. l15&. '5 u 'li15
JAMES FUTCHIsor. CLERK
oF4' circuit Court, tc.Ta County Wisconsin,
FAa. cRAwFoRD, sol'r FIR Petitioner.
- hABELs ava SUnBEHs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
A. Fosters

zya(sT5s9E&TAM E-AT-7-
MINERAL A,OINE, VsIS.
THE Rooms connected vita this establishment an
now utfed up and ready for operation. Thet Will
be found little above the Court House. directly rru
site N0ncolias aud one door east OF Otis Fancy store
on High street They furnished with q ScicH1fG C.
Arrangement Of SKY and SIDE LlGHTS, two new and
complete sets of Apparatus and almost every size and
variety Of Plates, Frames and Cases in use
With proper encouragement, pains y in be SHARED
To make this of the first estabIshmt MIS- of The ti
in the west. Please give a call.
A POSTER
Mineral Point, Aug. 70, To- fw45pId
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
c hRlera.

This much dreaded disease still continues
its depredations in many parts of the country
From several points on the Western Rivers,
we hear of its existence. We have been told
that several cases have proved fatal at Hazel
Green, in Grant CO., although we are not ad-
vised that it prevails there to any great ex-
tent, at this time. gentleman OF this vii
lage who recently visited a settlement few
miles from Blue Mounds, in Dane County,
informs US, that during last week some ten or
twelve died of cholera, and such was the fear
manifested by the welly that the sick received
but little attention, and the dead hardly de-
cent burial. The disease thus faE has been
confined principally to families Of Norwe-
gians and Germans, who have been but a
short time in this country, and know but lit
tie Of the preventives TO be used, or the
treatment Of cholera. Should the disease
continue, some means should be taken to fur
nish them with medical aid.
So far as Mineral Point IS concerned, we
have never known for the last FIVE years, so
little sickness of any kind at this season of
the year, as at this lime.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
Notice.

DY virtue Of order from the Probate Court or Grant
y COUNT. State Of Wisconsin, viii offer for 20 81
public vendue, at the Uentre House in Mineral Point on
the 18th day of September next u O'Clock q. N. DE
following lots in StrUngs addition Mineral Point 70
wit; Lots 2 g, & 10, in BIZ p Los >, 3 20, IN BIZ 3
LOIS ?. g. & TO- in Blk 8 Lots p 4 :, in Bk Lot On
Bb 8 Lots 4, z x y, in Bk 2 LOIS J., & b in BIZ Lot
10, in tx. IT,, Lots g. o. & II, ia BIZ a. Lot 3 in BIZ
10 Lots = Z 3, & II, Blk. IL Lots e. l0 & D. 10 b.
H., Lots I, & = BIZ 70 Lots ,, & g, in TX %, Lot L
in Blk ., Lots , & g. In Bk ., Lots p {, 6, ih \ II H
Blk. IS Lots 3. s. : Q, IT, in Blk. y, Lot IN Bk ~
loot o, in Blk 81 Lots = & = IN Bk. a. Lots >, < + y
Bk A. Lots l. = K Il, BIZ AZ Lots and 7, ]" bk 81
Terms cash. secured credit interest at ~ per cent
ALFRED Bk, fNSON,
Guardian Of Mary p. snl ThOs. EuFneti.
Mineral Point, Aug. 9th, 1850 fS44
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
Iowa County Agricultural Society.

The citizens Of Iowa County friendly to a re-or-
ganization Of the Iowa County Agricultural So
ciety, are requested to meet the Court House in
Mineral Point, on Saturday the 4th day of Sep
TENDER next, at one o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of electing Officers, and making the necessary
arrangements for Fair the coming fall
81 order the En-. Com.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY.
ESTATE on ASAHEE, EgI,aNCFFAuy

~ LIZARETH BLANCHARD ard ALVIN RIAN.
AA CHARD have this day fled iu the PROBATE .f-e
paper purPorting 90 be the last VIII and testament Of
Asahel blanchard, tate OF said county, decreased and as
their petition praying said viii 10 be allowed Probate
and approved, aud that said petiLianers be- sp oiH
Executors 10 execute the same. tee is hereby given
mat proof VIII be taken and final hearing GO bad
upon saId eTs aud petitions at Probate
County Court 10 be holden the Probate Office in Min
eTai tont- 10 said county, Saturday the l-h day
September next, when and where all persons interested
may apI ear aud contest the Dated tie Beth dy
OF August, A. d. I-52
3w45 PAR: Ely EATON. County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

The wings have gained largely in Iowa, if
they have not fully succeeded in redeeming
the MneraI ri. Tribune.
Bogus The only whig gain is one Con-
gress man, and he run partly as an IndePen-
dent candidate, on a railroad issue. The Dem
ocrats have a larger majority the State
ticket, more members Of the Legislature,
and a surer prospect Of carrying the State
next fall than they ever had before NIL
traukee Nelcs.
We have no desire TO contend with paper
so utterly regardless Of political veracity as
the News, but Will simply say that if any re-
lance can be placed in Iowa papers, our
statement was correct. The Burlington (Iowa)
Hawk-eye says the Senate stands Is wings
to Il democrats, withtwo districts to be heard
from, and the House of Representatives, %
Wings TO 81 Democrats, with three counties TO
be heard from. We presume this statement is
quite as correct as that ofthe News, and if so
the Wings have certainly gained largely in
Iowa, for last year they had but nine mem
bers in both branches.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
CINCINNATI TESTIMONY

tINJINNAII TESTIMONY
IN favor of W. B. FARRELL'S .4R-4BL4N LIN-I
-UENT
Read the following from John D. Paik of Cine natt.
dated Nov %, 1851, afer requesting send him ~
gross. lie says: believe your Arabian Linifnenl is ai
superior to the Mustsng Liniment; in fact have no
confidence at al in The Mustang EinimeHt.
JOHN d. PARK.
See advertisement in this paper IVA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
The Louisiana Wing Barbecue and Ratification
Meeting
Correspondence of The Washington Republic.
BATON RoUGE, Aug 9th, 1862.

DATUM 1AOI1Es <huE Oti1s AoO~'
On Monday. the ID of August, the Wings
of Louisiana assembled in mass convention
at Baton Rouge. Ten thousand persons were
supposed to be present, and the greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed. The scene was enlivened
by the banners of the party floating in the
breeze, by the enlivening strains Of martial
music, by the pealing cheers of the thousands
assembled, by the waving handkerohiefs Of
the fair sex, and by the unbounded good feel
ing which prevailed on every side.
The assemblage was addressed by the Hon.
Harry Hay, of New Orleans Hon. Duncan
F. Kenner, of Ascension; Randall Hunt,
Esq. of New Orleans; Hon. John e. King,
of ST, Landry; Mr.. Abbott, of Lafayette; and
Col. r. A Upton, of Iberville the late Sec
rotary of the National Convention. All the
speakers were distinguished for their ability,
and gentlemen who stand high as leaders in
the Wing ranks. Erery parish In the State
,ras pledged for ats old and accustomed mqjori-
IN for Scott and Graham Not q single dis
sent lcGs any 1ghere to be found-not one
At late hour, amid strains Of music and
the singing of enlivening Scott songs-"At
'em again, Old Lundy's Lane and many
others - the great Mass State Ratification
Meeting of Louisiana adjourned giving nine
cheers for Scott and Graham, and pledgng
old Louisiana to the nominee by four thou
sand majority,
Yours, truly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
wRRHLY MnTIrRQ

1T Is AN ERRONEOUS IDEA that diseases cannot
be cured except by taking arge quantities of medicine
into the stomach, great many cases Of which much
injury dome although nc sissasei point be actually
cared Tse coats Of The stomach By continued of
nausestins mixtures, frequently become so much dis
ordeed that the dist function IS seriously RjEre8
the result of which dyspepsia, nervousness, cholcs
alternate diarrhoa and costveness atulence- mare
etc, etc Would it not therefore be very desirable to
possess areedy, which ben applied ertsrAail would
excite the absorbants increased action, and thus
ry Of through this medium. the deieerous principle
which is The di-e,t cause dieease2 Surely every
thinking will admit that This would not only be
he most pleasant, but by far the safest to eeet
The desired cad. The almost supeThuman cures perform
ed by the Arabian physicians in the days Of Old were
mainly Effected by this mode OF reatneat and the in
gradients OF H. C. FARRELL's CELEBRATED ARAB
AN LlNtMENT is composed, extracted from rare
plants peculiar Arabia This great Liniment (Which
is to be rad of respectable druggists and
chants in every town in the United daily
fectng which seemed beyond the power of medj
else TO control Consumption bronchitis and liver
plants in Their first stages affections, indiges
ton enlargement of the Ieen, scrofuiOus ore
c., sc. frequently cured, aRd os7ag, relieved by
its 1t is urpassed ncdyne-feeving severe
pains in few minutes arer its Application It soothes
the rutated nerves, and produces ha5 delightful tran
guilty so grateful 10 The nervous invalid. Sprains
bruises, wounds burns sores throat chibl ms rheum-
atisn, pain, Sc & c., spe, Oily cured by It and
for nearly all ailments in horses ctte requiring
txte nal application, II is efsctuaI remedy. 4w42
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
Model Mill FloDr.

The attention Of our readers Is called 10 the
notice Of RoweI & MeiggS' Model Mill
Flour, in our columns to dav. We have tried
the Flour made at the Model Mil, and can
cheerfullv recommend it as a No. /.
Messrs Rowell s MeiEgs will please a.
cept our thanks for recent favors.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

Explosion of DR.. Franklin No 2!--TfFribIe Loss
OF Life :.

ST. Louis, August %.
The steamer DR.. Franklin No. ,, which
left for Louisville on Saturday, collapsed a
hue at Turkey Island, at about o'clock, kill
ling and wounding several persons. The fol-
lowing are the dead
Charles Schwrimer, Mr. McNeader Mr..
Mullen, John Steste, James Moreav, John
Brown, John Jones, Charles Williams Pat
rick Murphy, John Mitchell, John NJ. Pow
ell, Mrs. Payne and infant, James Harnan
and son, Hugh Drum, Patrick DanIey, Ed
ward Leding, j. d. Fosjoy, Marg't Schwruli,
and several others, names not known.
MlssING.-RobeTt Nc Nurtry, head Eugin-
eer and Geo. Bocher, striker.
WOUNDED BADLY.-Mr. Lannev and
daughters, B. NJ, Shapley and M. StilIwell
All the wounded, capable of being removed
were taken by the Hermann and Shelby to
Cairo. The franklin viii return to this city
for rePairs.-Galena .7duertiser
O. A correspondent of the Madison Dem
ocrat writing from Milwaukee, August 18th,
says:
Il must confess TO some little disaffection
on the part of democrats here, to the nomina-
lion ct the trio at the head of your paper, as
candidates for the Supreme Bench Of Wis
A paper has been circulated and numerousIv
signed, calling for Convention 20 nominate
other men,"
This IS 'true bill" The Democrat howev-
er finds It necessary, for its own purposes, to
dIscredlt Its correspondent and invent the lie
that the call for new Convention was all the
work Of the Jenny Lind Club"
p material change has come over the
face of the weather, during the past week.
The thermometer after luxuriatng FOR a few
days in the region of 100, has taken an Irish
hoist down to fifty. On Friday and Saturday
mornings last, frost was seen in some Of the
valleys in this county. On Monday, how
ever, It was up again to 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
New York. AUG. 2Sd

The deaths during the week are 524, show
ing falling of Of 80 from the previous week.
The deaths by cholera were SIX.
Washington, Aug. %.
HoUsE,-met at the usual hour. The SEN
ate bill for the more effectual protection Of the
lives Of passengers travelling on steamboats,.
was made the first business for discussion
during the morning hour. The bill was de-
bated until the expiration of the morning
hour.
A motion was made that the House 20 into
a committee on the whole Of the bill. AYES
and nays taken-ayes 50, navs IOI.
Boston, Aug. 23.
Nh Fenno, wife and daughter. beIong;nr
to this city, were drowned at Hull. vester9ay
while In a small boat by being run down 5T
4 Schooner.
Lynn, Aug, 2itb.
A not occurred at this place Yesterday
while the officers were attempting to serve a
liquor warrant. One officer was wounded
II IS feared MORALLY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
$40 Reward,

n g s-ssA Ss.Es uFk -sOE.FsE from
TDT~S - the subscriber, on The 10th day Of Iulv
T@y2 1872, one dark chestnut HORSE, win
-A-z4- white face, three while feet, some whj.o
hatrs over the root of the tail. he about hands
nigh and five years old last spring Any person who
will return sad horse 10 the subscriber, shan receive
Ten Dollars any information crnng him Will h
lbeTall rewarded.
JOSIAH TYACK.
Mineral Point August II, 1852. 3w43
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
MINERAL POINT
RAILROAD COMPANY.
95zSzs Sd

NOTICE Is hereby given that on Safla17qg the
~ 2Sth day of August pToximo. an election
viii be held at the Court House IN Mineral Point
for the election Of nine directors 10 conduct the al
fairs of said company, in pursuance of the PROV
sions Of the Charter. The polls VIII be opened
at clock a N. and continue open until taur
o'clock p. NJ. Stockholders viii be entitled 10
one vote for every share of stock subscribed upon
which The required five per cent, shall have been
paid
CYRUS WOODMAN President
Attest. THoHAs S ALLEN, Secretary. 4wl7
The above Election is postponed until Satur-
day. the 18th day of September 1852, when he
polls viii be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and con.
tInue open until o'clock p VI.
CYRUS WOODMAN Prcsifrat
.4iirst, T. s. ALLEN, Secretary
Mineral Point, Aug. 3Ist, 1852. r2w45,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

The public are cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance called ". g. Far
rels Arabian Eminent, the most dangerous Of all the
commercials because ais having the of Farrell
ny will buy ii in good fsth without the knowledge that
a counterfeit exists, and they viii perhaps only discover
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. a
re, sole inventor and prop ieorand wholesale druggist
No. H. Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all spplca
lions for Agencies mus be addressed. Be sure you get
it with the letters II. 6. before Farrell thus-H
FARRELL'S-and his signature the wrapper all 9th
ers counterleits Sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins,
Thomas q Co, Dodgevilc, e. BE, Oh, Linden, Hook &
Robinson, Franklin, Benner, Wins ville A. Eordyke,
Muscoia- Ripley, Downs & Co, Richmond, Z. C Mcn-
tyre, Rchland city, an by regularly authorized AGENTS
throughout T. e United states.
0g Price % and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet
in the Unel States in which one is not yet established
address u. Farrell IS above accom- panied with good
references as to character, responsibility Ty5n3a.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

LAND SALES PosTPoNED. Land
Sales recently advertised TO take place in
Iowa, have been postponed indefinitely BIZ
the President. in consequence of the act
creating additional Land Offices in that
State
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,.
BY NICHOLS & SNIFF.
TTNHE undersigned haying become proVretors -
i of the above we'll known house aEd having -
fitted it up in the style, would respectfully E
the citizens and the travelling public that -
they are prepared TO accommodate. in the best manDe
all wac may favor them with patronage. Their tabs
will always be supplied 18th best the market afrd
aud they hope by eric attention to the wants Of hA'
eIers, to merit and receive alibcrHI patronage.
stages esye this house daily for the east aud west
or CommOdiOus Barns and Stables are attached, al
attentive Ostler ready to attend 20 the wants
the weary nag, day night
NICHOLS & sHIFF.
Mineral Point Dec 10. 1851 IF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
DG1mn

At Franklin, Wis, On the 9th August A. D.
1882, HEHnETT EUGENE, only child OF Dr. J. B.
and Armesta Mofett aged 4 months and 25 DAYS.