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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

~ K
IL COUNTY BOsDS-Ws offer for sals at 'sr rs'es
tue following SECURITIES Of the most undivided chs"e
$4,000 OHIO and PENNsYLv AMI, SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable If New York let July and Lee January FnneP"
5000 WILMINGTON Sd MANCHESTER sEvEs
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MpkroAvs
BONDS Coupons paysbl, in New-fors, st June ana :"
s256m MADISON add INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN Ply
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD ribsr ~
GAGE BONDS Coup rs payable ls Nay saa 49, Cosa.
Der Principal falls ous in 1861 Emit" oe'' u 'H0
$4,000 BELLEFoNTAINE and INDIANA sP IHJsk
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MoHtdsoE v pr I ~
PER CENT. BONDS, Coupons payable in New'f'k !"
'v S5 a1S Il TS6JaEa CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT;
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST sUhroAtY, -
RONDS Coupons payable N Ne~-fork' ISL nsy "'' +"
November PriseipaI paysA, let Noysreef PRIV pRR
S25Co CITY Of POR sMo9Lh !, o Ss yors Is, LILY
ana st January Guaranteed oy the Sci'A anu
'ssy ,d" R0sS COUNTY Ohio SEVEN PER CESu r..
RfEDS Ctu,o cs payable LIST July am l he Gin.
principal fails Que Ia 1871 They are sos.nts Coup.
snnati and sarletts Railroad 70 s,f rSpo Co %
TsS'S H 's SLiEN nc COUNTY. lac. SEVEN PIX 0hSi
s:6o% ALLEN cOHhr y, GT0 .ad i.: Jan. an
oS TaS WfsT coUvf qS So. ssE y; J.a re"
CENT soSpS sk c C9ISTY osio sewn esa CENT
oSxGS caon. nsys,le 1t tus and st % nm ID.
The esoins BONDS are IN each case oi .o1a.y 10
cipsi and nterssi, in al case p'Ss'ie &c III
NsS SSALRoAD BONDS secured 10 the .Ss, I'd
arnsr by Mortgage Deed Of Trust 10 'oe ~ 81 de-
,,s citizen OF Ne~York, with powef w G. %
espo =. n,s, ana sell each line. with sileqnpmen~
au' onsy 20 paw of ioe,es; or pnocip IN s.b
The CITY and C0CnTy !Nps ere n,o ,.s L.s,ac
,,ys ful, oower ir hst pu pose, and On .vor Of
81 the people interested, that vote being ''''' IL
| thei issue. 49,, -. DID. ara created require ~
DE is~ ,so,,,,s. 10 n Axe SPECIAL LEVY Q. asiss
70 70 SET APART exclusively SI the ., p~ps, tss
ths cam BE- eoferced through the courts o. s"
The.e deb operate in the nstaIs o, rs.o.o'i,s Ciy al
| real and personal estates w''n'n '''
~w adopted BY the peopse dsss
Indiana prohibit ahsoetey the eresn'" ~ y pssvsss
| Inv Counties within their boondsIie~ ~"
,,ber issue of Of ,his 'oft "A a, sppcssa
Printed exhiblts In each eAse' can % "A1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
"ur pcSFY CONPANY'S MA

I CHINFRY DEPOT Steam Engines. from 10 % y
horse pcver; Iron Plancra Vertical sad H,nzonti pilII
En.ins Lathes, Trip HammsrA is5fe sh-al- To"e'
Ir,nbos 80 other arre varieties Of MAchinifs Tools
constantly 90 hand such progress that orders may Do
.nped from the works a. stoTt notice -iiign SAD low
.nTs Steam Engines and Boilers OF any SIZE 5esn
s, MiIIs sugar Mills. Turbine Water Wheels ShsttlaG,
pnIIsvs Cotton and Noel Machinery MADE to oder Ao
bsv On hand and mako TO order Locomotives and Freis 1t
Cara The Essex Company. OF lawrence. Mas hayoe Que
of the largest machine shoo. ia the niitd SAe with "a.
tensve facilities for manufacturing Machinery are enabled
10 fun Lab good article an oivr it los price
GORDON MCKAY. Agent
Office and MachineIy Dep6t No. 81 BTosd.st ~ 4
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DOCK BINDERS WAREHOUSE,
ID No. Sc GOLDST COOK MANN, Importers OF
pocset-book makers use Also, English muslin, Mashsls
thread and every article required In the trade Consumers
who buy large quantities will find it 70 their interest to
examine stock -
PS-Ruipg Machines Standing Presses and Cutting Ma
chimes furnished on short notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21

ma ANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
lYl COMPANY-CA CAPITAL 4lOO.O0o indspend.
ent OF the Premium Fund.
Ofh:e No l46 Broadway, corner OF hberyst.
This Company continues TO insure against ali manner OF
Life risks most favorable terms
Persons may insure payable at eny gives age or sooner IN
Of death California permits granted at reduced rstes
A. A. ALVORD President
q. Y. VgmpLE, Secretary.
~ ID. MORGAN, Actuary.
ABsAa Dc BoIs, ii. D., at tho oHics daily from toS
O'Clock, PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAN-SO00,0O0 DOLLARS.-sealed proposals wia
os received at the office Of ths Company n Phiiateph
an the l5b day OF September next, al sunset Sr ~
whole or any portion OF the above named Loan.
The Loan will Do secured by first mortgage the hsa
road Of the Compsny-243 mles In iengh-snd s equip
meat which, when placed IN Ioplste opestan ocswee.
dasburgh end Pittsburgh with single TRACK and dins VII
The amount OF unconditional SUBSCRIPTIONS the cspnh
stock OF the Company on the 3it May yves ~ T~W.
which will shortly be Increased 20 Ten Millions Do hae
subscriptions there paid al tina, date t1il7,8Jo
This broad basis together with tho large recepu OF ~
Company from the business OF the road In 10 unnizhed co..
dition, demonstrating beyond donot, the ability on ne
Company pay not only interest on s debt but ample d
dends stockhoders) enables the Directors 70 on thn
iosp capitalists with unqualified assurance that WIN
afford safe OF their funds ard certain
e puDctusty witt which the interest Will 10 uot y
best government securities -,
The Bouds will he Issued IN sums Of One fhousand Do
with interest coupons at the rats OF ax per cont
PAYABLE the first day, of January and July o' 80
year at toe office the Company, this city, or 10 sans
R200 Sterling With interest coupons al the fae o. nVs
sent. payable Ia Londope without any dsdaeuon
taxes
The Bonds will be redesmea where tbs ntsrest ma1e
payable the 3st Of Decembsr 1885, CT they mag -
gered the option Of tho owner, into the capita ses
the c. mpany ct par a. any time previous 70 the SH ps
Der, 1850 Al.
twenty-five per cent OF each accepted BID % BE- ~
within twenty days receipt of notice VI i1 sess
London, for Sterling Bonds and Ph.lsiephiA
tor Dollar Bonds; the remainder 10 be paid in instacso
every ~ days thereafter until the whole setaA
or toe full amount be paid III az IL desIod
The proposals will be addressed 90 GEORGE " BAUM
Treasurer Philadelphia and ndorsed Proposals. for Lo
They will specify the price sderes Tor Dollar and ssfin
Bonds or either. i.
The bids will BE- opened ana determined BY to Board d
Directors IN thu 18th coy Of september. -.
Any further information In relation 10 tbs road sad
prospects will be furnished application 81 the ooe OF N
Company, or TO EDWARD KILLER, Chief Enaneef, W
special Agent Of the Company 10 London
EDGAR THOMPSON, erexdosl
PHILADELPHIA July Is 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
TO TEACHERS. - For SALE or to

LET-A new School House, recently erected and fur
nhed in the rapidly growing vlIags Of Yonkers, West.
chester County The building is situated in delightful
mantle part Of the village and every well adapted
70 the purpose To capable Teacher OF either SEX the
opening will be found desirable for school OF the first
class Application may be MADE TO w. N. SEY MOUR, No.
4Chathsm- square. at Yonkers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the Governors OF the Aims 1use q. their ofcs
In the Park until the 24th inst o'clock M for ths
rnssons' aud csrpeners' work OF an ADDITION 10 thu
HOSPlTiL Of the NURSERIES on Randalrs Island -
The plsDs and specifications may be the Office NJ
K. g. HATFIELD, Architect No Ct Chatham ST. The pro-
posas be accompanied with the Of parties viii
Ling become sees foe The faithful perform alce NJ the
work. and with their reidences and the residence of the
contractor and dir cte the GOVERNORS ofthe AL Ms
HOUSE the Of the contractor be ndorsed on the
envelope.
The Governors the right TO reject any, or all tbs
proposals offered Office Of the Governors OF III, Aims
do1fs, Rotun3a Park, Avg. ", 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
CELECT FRENCH PROTESTANT
Diano-Cortes

OSTON PIANO-FORTES.-
Id largest of Pianos 10 this city IS TO be found
az the wsrerooms OF T. GILBERT CO., No. S}3 Broad
way corner of Anthony st. opposite Broadway Bar and
Theae and will be sold at great bargains They have the
metallic frame, and are warranted TO stand any climate
Dealers supplied on very liberal terms Gberts Cottage
or Boudor Pianos convenient for small rooms for sale low
and warranted Also extensive assortment OF Gilbert
Co q improved Hoan Pianos, universally admitted 70 be
superior TO all others HORACE WATERS Sole Agent.
twenty-five secondhand Pianos and Meodeons TO rent
SOS $lOO SlU S2o $l25 $780, Sl4O $li5 $50 and $lGO
Boudoir $l95 Eolian Pianos, $50 $40 and $3.50 Grand
Piano. $500; do. with lolian, $3.50 Prince Co.'S Meo-
deoLs $S5 Sc, Sos and $95. Carhart Meodeon. SS5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
furniture, &r.
and COTTAGE SETS.
IL-MATHEWS & GILLIES. Ornamental and Cham

NAMELED and COTTAGE SETS.
IL-MATHEWs GILLIEs, Ornamental and Cham
Der Furniture Ware house No f2 Broadway east sde near
Grand ST.. Mandatory No. AZ Greenest
The subscribers having been engaged exclusively In tia
manufacture OF Enamed and Ornamental Cottage furn
tre since s first introduction from Europe thereby
enabled through long experience to offer warranted article
Is per cent below sll comp t.tors
Ensme and Chamber Sets tnlB1ed In the most eXcul-
site sly lee to suit the st refined tastes -
Persons fro the south particularly requested 70 call
and examir our entirely styles OF Ensneed ana Or'
uemens Furniture finished by expressly Tor the Southern
market.
Unlike all other establishments IN this city VINO depend
solely Oh others manufacture for them TO sell AGAIN "ltn
out knowing what quality of materials were used In ther
construction would inform the public that each ana every
article offered by throughout under our own spe
cis supervision and to be OF the first quality ma
terials
splendid limitations OF Rosewood, OAK. sanwood, le. 1c
always on hand .-.. Il, -
The utmost care taken boxing Furniture so that 1t
be transported any distance without the least injury.
Bisttresses PailAAses Pillow &c aso patsnt spring
ns,trss..s MATHEWS & GILLlES,
No 49, Broadway east side. near Grand st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
DRADBURY,S PIANO WARE

ID ROOM No. 42s Bre adway, three DO us above Canal.
st.-The f9olian" "Gildsd String American Parent
Action end arch bottom" Pianos-The subscriber,
compelled from ill health, to renquish in part his
profession teacher of music, has made arrange ments
TO sell assorted New-York and Boston Pianos aud he
the convenience of having hand selected lu
ments and bis long acquaintance with the public, VIII In:
spire confidence in his Judgment and him liberal
share of patronage Secondhand Pianos exchanged for
sale and to Orders from abroad ounctuay attended TO-
T. @. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
WILL EXCHANGE-F improved
&Jn0 TO $3.50 for a FARM of FIVE

Lake Land Only IS in cash secure, acres; bslsoce
paid p monthly ments of 81 each This is healthy
and delg tul location Farms sold within very short
time and under cultivation satisfy the most creduous
that land s well calculated FOR farming aud gardening
purposes and by the cultivation, be msde to
duce much per laod which sells for ten times
much per All the varieties Of grain and garden
vegetables raised here In the greatest dance and
being the City Of New York where every article
these advantages render this place desirable for prsc
teal farmer who realize much profit nom the pro-
duce Of his farm II by going TO the far West and the
time enjoy the pleasure and satisfaction Of having his
family surrounded by their early friends and associates and
the and religious privileges which the great at
the far West for long time deprived OF These farms
selling fast actual settlers and will DO dis
posed Of In order TO at the price, make
immediate application to CHAS WOOD No. 20s Broad
way. where maps &c, can be had gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
nFFIC Of the NETWORK ind

~ LttERPOOL ,. NAIL STEAbSdlf CoA-
PANY No. So Vail st., N Y, August ". iSjl-Th- booss
for subscription the balance o the Stock OF this Company
not subscribed for previous the OF the for Ia
creased mail pay BY the Government will b. opened Vt
their office above from the 10th To the 18th Of Ssptsm
Der ne 1t inclusive order OF the Beard OF Directors
VIM. l. YOULE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
TO OYSTER PLANTERS.-The sub

scriber owns miles OF the very best shore for
planting Oysters Yo'k River in the State OF Virginia
which il Is consedeo Is the river OF the United
States In which the finest ard m"st highly favored oysters
are 10 be found When be say that Caphose Is the name
of his farm he has said oil that sDecessary to recommend
II 10 great many persons IL NewYork and Its neish5or
hood who have been engaged in the Oyster trade Inc
Virnia law fobios nonresdepts OF the state TO plant
Oysters this river Under this state OF things the suo
scber thinks be may dsp OF part OF bis shore upon
very terms those wishing to engage Ia the
Oyster business by dividing his shore poroa OF II Into
certain number Of lots with land enough to each Tor the
erecr buildings aud OF raising fruits aud vegs
fables for the Northern market The land Is admirably
adapted for garden purposes being situated the south
side of the ysr nearly three miles wide which serves TO
temper the north and de OF the spriog thereby
aordng efficient protection against the late fros OF
that season. This offer affords flor moderate sum- the
means Of gaining residence In the Sste aud Of acquiring
the rsh plant Oysters and OF trading generally In that
line II the subscriber find purchasers for some four or
five Of these he will sell but would not be willing to
sell otherwise. He is not psricu sy anxious 20 cell to
several but IL would like to purchase portion large
enough Justify his selling the subscriber will accomDo-
date him upon very reasonable terms Letters addressed to
the subscriber. William sburg, Va will be attended TO
until the goth Of September at which time he VIII leave
for New York, a matter Of business, for short time
While there he intends visiting staten Island By referring
to Can't Jacob Post Of Staten Island his whereabouts
may be found. THOMAS GRIFFIN PEACHE JL
WILL EXCHANGE-Fo improved
w unimproved city property, about S. 500 worth of
the most fashionable Jewery and Watches Appy to JO
SFPH DAWSON. S74 Broadway from ii A. M. to p M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
DIANO-F ORTES.-The finest asort-
DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

III 36l Broadway. one door above Thompsons Saloon
Persons about purcang Pianos invited to call at the
Warerooms Of BENNETT co, where they will find
An assortment Of Rosewood Piano Fortes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two gears Should doubu
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such douts removed Old Pianos received in part
payment for new New and secondha Pianos 10 Let
Nannfactor1 Nos Sll, SIS and SIS Ryingtonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
r OTIS far SALE.-HOME for ALL
TOCAPiTALISTS.-A splendid Water

HWCHT II hLIO 90 SPIoIIoIu w "00i
Power and Farm for sale The subscriber offers at
private sale that vslusble property known as Amitages
Island in the rver Delaware lo miles above Trenton There
are sbout ~ Of and-lOV OF which are arabic 10
hgh state of cultivation would make a fine Truck
Farm The improvements consist Of good house and barn.
sc splendid situation for su nmer boardinghouse
with abundance Of shade and good fishing The water
power acknowledged be of the best on the river
with the canal one side. and the Bel"ders Delaware
Railroad on the other Ii will be sold low. For further
particulars apply to EDWARD NJ PAXSON, Attorney at
Law, DOyest0wn Bucks Co. Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
TINS TRUE. FARMERS. that GIL.

IL BERTS Excelsior Wrought Iron THRASHER aat
CLEANER will thrash and clean ct for MARKET with wo
Ordinary farm hones half TO kushs OF grain Der
minute IL Is portable, Convene 1t and does iu woxh
thoroushy lever or railway power furnished IL desired
size. Address posfpad JOSEPH O GILBERT
No 2lS Peafi AZ N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-Sealed

Y Proposals for Raising and Undermining Ward
School No a. az No g Greenwich 81 a0d Or Capeu ters
Painters aud Pumbss Work upon the sane will be re-
ceived unul FRIDAY, August g. The psns and spec6ca
tons can he aud inspection Of the premises hsd
application 70 THOMAS II. JACKSON, architect No ITO
Broadway, corner RI Msdenlsne The proposals under
seal be left a. the office Of Joseph Blackburn No IS
Nesev-st JOSEPH BLACKBURN
Chairman Of the Board Of School Of the let
CHARLES stuart, Sec etsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
BOOK KEEPING

Double Entry Book-keepins 10 all it, branches, In
sadire Equation Of Payments Account Sales, Acosioi~
Current &c practically taught by A. c LEWIS, AZ NJ.
Counting Room No ga Broadway. Terms favorable
Rel Riven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
marbincrp, &r.
FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR SALE-At Me chanicsvile, Saratoga Co. oy inc
American Linen Thread Company, as follows CAds
Spinning France Speeders Mules Sp ,olng Frame 10
spindes Wrappers Presses 81 Looms, Cans, Boobips
Reeds Harness. Shutes &c Sc All ofwhich 81 prices ~
per cent len than the osiginal cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
Grhools.
Nights SEMINARY.

Prof. ALONIO GRAY. A. NJ, Principal -The
oext term of this Institution will commence on Monday
the 9Th of September 1t is furnished with every facility
for acquiring a thorough and finished education ew
Young will be received into the family OF the pnnc
pal aud furnished with oard and Tuiton 10 all the English
branches at $50 per Cicusr' containing further
be obtained by applying 10 the PncPa al
TIE seminnry Nos 88 and 60 Montague place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
SECONDHAND PIANOS for

SALE at a very low igure-One at $3.50, one at Sl25
one at $00 and the other 500 They may be seen at
BUNCES Piano Forte wsreroOm No. "a Fultonst corner
of HenIy.st. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21

VTVHE ASTORIA FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE, Mn HOWARD aud Mis- FREEMAN.
Pipcpsls win reopen for the receptioo OF pupils on
WEDNESDAY Sc i5 For circusrs apply at the instf
cute or to NEWMAN 4 IyisON, No. 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
ESSRS. LIGHTE IL NEWTON, in
NEW and SECOND. HAND PIANO

ORTES.-PersOn about pur-
IL chasing Pianos will find 1t greatly to their advantage
to cali at N. J. HAINES co 3 Mandatory and Ware
rooms Of nth st. and 5dav where splendid sssor
ment OF Rosewood Pianos from to Z, octayss
stan, hand and warranted In every respect The above
will be sold low for cash approved paper Old Pianos
taken in Dealers Teachers and Professors sup
piled On liberal terms.
N THAMES { CO. Sd av, cor. llth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
DRINCE Il CO.'S MELODEONS.-

Il Dh1NCE O. w. mEL<ODEOA>C'-
The original Prince Melodeon which has stood the
lest for yeara proved itself superior instrument 70 those
>, any other make had only OF the sole agent WIN
HALL SON. No go Broadway, (oppoGte the PNk)
" F. HARRISON has removed his
. Mandatory and Wsrerooms from No. q Canalst
to No 81 Mercer-st. Grandst where NAV BE- found
splendid assortment Of Piano fortes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
OJVU ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

- Directed BY VICTOR BEAUMONT c; z, Grsduate
of the School Of Arts and Manufactures OF PasA new
sure Of Lectures and Lessons will begin the st Of Sep
eember pext For particulars and references apply at the
Vcbool No $50 Houston st near Wooster.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
FRUIT TREES ANn SFEfEx
4.

BaTHAaH hsTserg C2ErasH- D05sr. Gate East 7reaa)
IOWA ,J.sTT, WISCONSIN,,
-s1sE p @ s n iuf.rm his friends AMI the go
T'pf 3 . public generally tlrGt he can sauBIv ~
- taem with cHniCs -aretics Of al Kinds Of -
EEzF E,E TREES,
Consisting in part Of I varieties OF Apples, G5 90 Of
Pears, = "i Pun, - rf Cherries, Of Ounces larre
English Gooz5e-Tits, ard all the varieties OF Curraus-
red whit. AID biaE Also, four OF the best vare.ie Of
sP berless with prize DIS, Peaches. Necarincs Give
mas oI Grapes &c together with every variety Of
tr59er Gnd orr T4segz Plants capable Of Withstand
ing the Wisconsin clsr1ate.
tbs collection oi Double z CSE2S comprising leo va
e.les both dwarf ami climbing, cannot esslTy be ex-
Sled m variety ~ color general beauty. he has
$50, the finest varieties 81 Mammoth, Victoria and Giant
hiC bAhb, or Pie plant and 70 rteeu varieties Of
BEEElEs, &c. SC,
All q which grown under his immediate care and
@benton- Orders sap piled fE April October at very
reasonable prices csrtuy PACKED ans distance
he IS also grower &c a carefully assorted variety Of
e-etaD'e, Flower aHi Horticultural SEEDS. supulIeG n
boxes on cosn-nissla 81 olherSise- References uf the
highest standing c4u b.. given when required y IL.
Dover iowa Co. rs as Nov -, 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
ESTATE Of THOMAS LEWIS.

state Of Wisconsin,
Iowa County, IS.
kTTlLLIAM H. HTGHS has fled his retiti1n i'll the
" Probate Odlcs. praying administration upon
The estate 81 Thomas Lewis, late Of Iowa county.
se Souce Is hereby given 10 All persons iuerestedl
anal hearing viii D. td upon said application he
next term or the County court, and County Of
tos> a. neat % be holden a. the Court House ia Maer
PGiht7 On The hrst Monday Of August next, when and
Where they can tTpcAr and contest The same.
Dated 9Th day Lf July a. D. I-52
3W3. PAk..EY EATON. -nnntv Ind %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
70 FEMALES.

Or. s. P. T0wnscrd's Compound ex-
tract Of SarsLT arilla has more 1haD a
thaus1od times proved itself The
greatest female strengthening mgGi-
enc ever invented.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
ENTtrs - ltnEEE,r - e.nAn-

state Of Wisconsin,
iowa County,
VATiLLlAA MpS1t9E has fled petition in the
Probate tficr praying administration llpon the
esia OF Robert W cray late Of wa county deceased.
Noilce Is hereby given % all persons Interested that "a
mat hearing viii be had upon said petition at the next
term OF the Probae Court, to be holden at the Court
House IN Mineral Point the first Monday OF August
next when and where they ay appear and show cause
why the prayer OF tine petitioner should be zraute
Dated July 4th 49, FARLEY EATON.
5W5o County Judge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22

ExCETEuEN'C AMONG TAELORs.
JOHNS X EVANS
XWTGEE.Is respectfully announce 60 their -.
~ customers 2ad the public generally, that ~
they have rem we'd go The new building, next ~
door TO the Cabinet shop. (OYpossts their old III
stand, where they viii always ue found ia readiness 20
do any kind OF work in the line Of
TAILORING N THE BEST STYLE
They can assure those wanting work their line thai
no pains viii be spared do that will ft the body
please the eye, ard endure the hardshps which TIC
Wearer may ne sglject.
Please call and try ne, and presume you viii be
pleased with work md prices.
Mineral Point oct. lr, ir5J.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22
ENNERANcE AGENCN.

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TTTHE undersigned having received The Agency Of the
4 following Companies 60 wit
Jefferson LIE Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
AND TuE-
Nae York Central Insurance Company, Of Cherry
TlE.L n J.,
Is prepared 20 take risks on Lives and Property, the
favorable terms, either the Join sock or Hutu
50 Principle. Il. d PTLFUEu.
III Agent for Iowa Co.. Wis.