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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
ClIIPa4sfl NEWS.

NEW YoGK, December 70, 1851.
The steamship DANIEL WEBSTER, from
San Juan, Nicaragua, arrived this morn
ing at a quarter past , o'clock. She
brings dates from San Francisco of goth
ult., also 50 passengers, S75 GOO il gold
dust, on freight aud $4,000 600 in the hands
Of passengers. She sailed from San Juan
on the 9th instant. and touched at iLava-
na. She landed 80 passengers there. and
about 500, 600 IN gold dust destined for
Charleston. She brings the passengers
that were brought down By the Gold Hun
ter, which left San Francisco three days
after the mail steamer \ ortherner, for
Panama, which latter vessel had coo pas
sengers and 5I70,0 600 in gold, on freight,
besides large sums in the hands Of passen-
gers
The Daniel Webster left Havana on the
l4th instant at noon. She left in port
the steamers Philadelphia, Isabel, aud the
L. 5. Steamer Decatur.
The news from CALIFORNIA Is interesting
Ihc mining continues favorable
Sheriff BuchanOn was shot at the Sono-
IA camp, near Sacramento, by party
consisting chiefly of Mexican marauders.
The Vigilance committe Of Sacramento
have acted IN the matter, and made sever
al arrests. The reportstates that the
Sheriff had died of his wounds Several
other murders have been committed, in
the vicinity Of MarysyiIle and Sacramen-
/ 20, by MeXicaus
/ During the last fortnight, there has been
n moderate business doing Prices remain
about the same as on the first inst
Flour Is selling in small quantities for
home consumption, prime quality, for @l2.
There IS 10 speculative feeling Of any kind
in merchandise. Holders are unwilling
to make any concessions.
Shipments from the Atlantic States are
/ expected now to be small, the Immigration
/ Is SO large. Goods are shipped In mode
rate quantities from Oregon
4 shock Of an earthquake was felt at
San Francisco, on the 18th Nov
SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Advices have
been received from Sandwich islands, Of
Oct Is. The King has appointed the
18th day Of December, as a day Of Thank
giving
4 revolt took place among the prison
+ ors at Honolulu, on the I'D Of October
The prisoners, after making their escape.
broke into magazine, and got possession
Of arms and ammunition, loaded the large
guns to their muzzles, and pointed them
upon the town.
The promptnoss and energy Of the Mar
shall and Sheriff soon quelled the revolt
and the ring-leaders being placed in irons,
the fears Of the Populace subsidized.
The large numbers at the mines have
been deceived by the rains, and are seek
ing winter quarters in San Francisco
The rains have flooded the cellars and
stores in the lower portion Of that city.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

Another scientific wonder. Important to
dyspep'ics.-Dr. is. Hough,on's Pepsia.
TIE True Diges'irs Fluid or Gastric Juice.
prepared from Il met, or the Fourth stom-
ach Of tie Ok. after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S
uoushton, II. D., PhilpdeIpbia. This is
truly wonderfully remedy FOR Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Cont
stitution. and Debility. curing after natures
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. PanibIcts. continuing scientific
evidence Of il value, furnished by agents gra-
It's. See notice among tie medical adver-
tsements yol4 50 Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
PIows! PIosEs -.

p ylRST rate One and Two Horse Flows. =
q first rate Breaking low. for sale lv
BEECH & TILLEY
JNI RECEIVED. and for sale by the DIT
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAGNETIC II.
TER, tie greatest strengthen and Pain destreys
ALNO-Coustanily on hand. the Cciebu
CHINESE CEMENT. for tnepdiDr broken @.
croclery, China ware. &c, &c, without ulica
family ought TO he, that values economy.
aug16 THEO. RODOLf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
TO ITESTERN HER CRANTS


John Underwood vs.. Circuit Court Iowa County,
Albert Parrls IS isconsi1.
Hy virtue nF writ 1T Teri faels i~slIad of tho o.
fee OF the Clerk CIrcait Court in and for a.
CUun'y az Iowa. state Uf " iscoIsin lp the above
en,ed cause. sud 10 ne dir-ctd and delivered agains
the goods, chattcs, iards ard tenemrrts Of the a5uv,
named defendant have this day levied upon and seiz
the believing described estate the property If ii,
above ed d, fer 81 NJ, The easi half Of the sult
quar- Il section threc, town seven range three
east; also, the south east quarter OF the south ives
a-ter Of section icn town three east, a
lie pr perry of the above Hed defendant, situated
ard being sire County AMI Of Atiscensin
Gd shall CZpose 10 pubic vendue TO lhe highest bidder
for b, an the right TILE interest the above nauvt
Defendant h~ ia 10 said real eststa, thr s j. tal
of NCAeJnbtr, A. D le5 20 any Time since. a tal
front door Of Tie Court House in The Town of Aucra
Font saturday he 24h day Of JauuCr rs 3 between
the hours If fne O'Clock A ~ and ioJr O. o5k p 4.
said day, TO satisfy said writ and costa.
RICHARD WI ~, sheriff
Shcr5Es CG.ca. Mineral Point, Dec IS, 1851.
THaNtIs j. UUNN, Atty tur PIE. SOW
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

AVER s CHERRT PEcToRAL. We would
call he attention Of cur readers to this excel
Ient medicine, with the satisfaction Gle feels
IN pTaising q benetactor. Having been afflic-
ted by the serious effects Of a cold seated on
the lungs. and found rsleaf and cure from lis
use, we can add our testimony 10 the much
already given ID prove is singular mastery
over disease. Ifany medicine before the com
nHnl'y can he relied on to cure affections If
,ta 'hraat ana longs +; i- Lf.-, pa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
sEstEzEEF7s SAIL.
Anthony ! Hanooi-s' ctr.ei. court, Iowa Count.

Ani7on5 NaHc'i-'' Circuit Court, Iowa County
.1t-. "a p.-.. Wisconsin,.
Z virtue II WI. of 51ri f;cias ssaod out o. the
ID Office OF The Clerk of the Circuit Court in GnC f,5
tic county Of lows, STATE IF Wise I0inf ia he above
entitled cause, and 10 directed and delivered S-st
the goods, caeis laud- ard t-ee's Of the above
med d-eudeHt. have THIS day levied Up and s'iz q
the following dascu5 real estate as the property o.
the laoE named iences viz lot no I've D. aId lot
eleven d. ii bsCs forty t4ll ia strong 10
Is and Or Gdi 10 fhe town Of Mineral Points, with
The appWlgHafc tEereUu balon dag situate aud be-
ing III hs CoEny OF love- auS state Of iscunsin, ad
shall expose TO pubic yeaIae the highest bidder Tor
cash. all the right, tte AL interest. The above named
ndcE sC In lId the said 81 estate, The 23rd
day of u1e. D. SOL any time siccs, e fhe front
decor of Sac Court House ia tho .cn OF Mineral Point on
~a u:d ~ The S. day ct alEa-ys Il. is the
hons OF co y. ~ and our o'clock, z. i slid
day, 10 satisfy said writ and cost.
Ri HARD $ VIVIAN, she, it,
Sheriff s Cf1.c, MnerIPoiat, D5ccu,ber22, I51l-
PA8L-Y EAToN, Attorney for Plu5n.iff. l.9 Gw.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

On Indigenous BotaHy--Drs. G. ". Bur
rail-. ]. \. Cassels, and Pharris.
On Essqys-Drs. r. T. Hays,C. c. Terrell
and J. S. Russell.
On motion, the Society adjourned TO meet
in this place on the second Tuesday in June
s. d. 1852, at one o'clock p. NJ.
Attest GEO. D. WILDER,
Rec. Sec.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

~ The sa5seIhsT- res jing 1 the town of Wa1w;ck
laa COUNTY, VI o-n 81. ou thc tEh y1f De en- 5er a.
D 1851 i"ur stray CALVES. Oio uiaej Bun enc ylat
"u, one lide1 l1t old, one rcl he5Nr lin
scA ono year q @ one ref Jrindie hafGr IN yea-
oll 80 a7ao.al maj ISIS OK brouds on either Of Is M
Ees and take theRl avay.
Wal1wick, December 1f 15-L rGIe'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

FF7UE IARCHANTs and Uf J-SEHO DFRS of. Iowa
! County @ra respectfully referred 10 lie Supero-
al yautagcs offered for FIRE ana "a AElSf. T-ef-f+r
hy the above named Company, hlch lnairisns rs Il
siiic=S IL h-a done during last "a Eear= rrcu
}csianzbe ard permanent bass. Annexed is ara ,r-eci
from CUcCiar 10 f6, recently c-igtd from s. m r.
nu2Ir5-u, ksq General sent of the Germany fr fsr
Is e=tern and southern states.
DISC INT OF AWARDS ETC
'Pu5hc attention as or late been cal cd 30 t mon
-iFafs md b.edacss Of certain Insurance Courire
which has result IN tcr bankruptcy Involving. los -
pr ri.unls upon :he uncNplr period 81 s IS N s.
Ma=a serious iosscs "a Claimants, Stockholders ai En-,
of--s take tle- e-Cr, % peculiar U'eegurs arc mid
IN stating iHat the eai of ie Sold Proeso7l' salr
nave never HceD IA more sound aLd pst ercrgf= ma
ii-z taAn 20 the present time The jecsiJn OF IN u
0euse nun Der 90 risks hy pcLitars has rff
the ina=t sanitary inn LLc, and de1r o1sra II e. d
business @. oarce al generally supposed. It's result.
are capable Of baiaC reduced By discretion aud eYr-
Crce, t1 @ almost sc.eu fc eXaC.nese and an qva-r.
sfserz ,t-cS-ilc q which IS sui ec. 10 5i- snr ia 3
Glimi '9T:llt VaTIeI o1s.
'-At gre Ger er-i agency Ogce and ilfe yVest-r and
7oute-a AgeTcics uT toe Protection COMPANY etg 81
M JeFI porting t-ereio, the aggregate as,ili.sfs =,
chtE -acFi ois 'Hci.d rE a losses moi paid bsc3u
Not d1e aI-uli t1 $4,000 g. while the cash mann lrr
3l incoming western and Southern premiums. 1r ne
Oapita4 stock ard other reeources Of The DE g r. Hart
iufd, amounts 20 Scl,755 y therefore Dgcrtrd *
ei@c'L y 'c rate ~ TeT cent. per anuu-n. al sIurti
wards io other Liabilities Of The Cfrc II the severn
Agencies aoof referred g. coming EIer my SUPER ion
TIE undersigned s. cal Agent for Iowa County ia ma.
piel Rlin blank Policies ald Renew q I{ecefriz p -
~ % l5-le1 covering approved rsts Epon feaz se
~' '--A etoi SAd. CRAWFORD, sg't
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
EseaaaoYaI.

THOMAS DAVEE
TT AS removed his Watch and Je,yelry s..
@vA to- The room formerly occupied by II III
IS a Iailors' Shop, (nearly opposite Beech {, ]
Icy Store,) on High street, where he may a,
lmes be found ready 10 DO any work IN his llr
business
Mineral Point. April lst. 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
Notice

All persons interested in the cultivation Of
Nasie, and DESTROYS of progressing in the Art,
are requested to meet at the Brick School
House on Monday night, the 9Th instant, at
which time class will be formed if thought
eXpcdient.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
III Enquiry.

~ correspondent enquiries Of rs "wbat
las become Of the funds Of the iowa GO.
Agricultural SocistyE' and expresses a
fear that the Funds of tie Society are not
adiciously managed. lie also says flat
the premiums awarded at the late Fair.
are as yes unpaid. ana The Diplomas KEPT
back We are unable to answer the en-
guiry, as re know nothing Of the matter,
and would therefore al. tha off aers Of the
Society f'r tha Information e.l,cl for II
the Premium arc not paid, i is certainly
tine they were and there must Be p fault
oIe uaero
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

3HAkEN Up by the subscriber, living in
- town Of Waldwick. on tie Hickcox bar
OF the east Pekatonica. about IS miles east T.
Mineral Point, about the 1st of Decembe. ms
brown Mare, supposed 20 be two years old
5prlns.-star III the forehead, both hind feet
with black stripe on each hoof left Liu-
roam above tie pasture No other marks or br-
peTeeptible, The owner Is requested TO p
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOSEPH II. VANMETEJ
Wald,gick, Dec. 1851. a.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
$500. - -. -. :. Izl.I-osEE.

CsTATE OF VISIONS y, ] wa County, ss. In Counts
50 Court. Philip Vial has died his peiiiol pr u al.
mnistrG,iCn Cpo" ne estate uf Bennett Ircusr. late
SID County diseased. Aotice is hereby given
5Ha hearing will DC LAD "a en- said % tiiau P-obate
Term o. te County out u be- held ~ the Fr1bsts ic
on tn lith dav Of dGAIay Ecxf. when ami where
parsrn Interested may eppeai and show why TIE
pray er as tre ptit-LCs should nos be granted DaCG
DaccTlGer@2 FOL. PAkLET Ia ION,
3sQ ff4Irtv In doe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
ArEr.fssra,. 80.

c. @; WaShbu-H VS. County ur., Io9a County,
stephen fay lar, Ntsfonsin,
~ virtue oI v. IF q ri fGcas isuei out uf The Office
pf the Clerk - lhe County Court, - 81. Tor t,r Cuty
oi lowe state OF iscuHsr. The above entitled Cause,
and TO dse cod uiu delivered against the goods and
chates, lands and teLeaeU Of he above name deei-
liant nave his day wed upon au seized the follow
ing descb real estaie 'hs property e The shove
namet dltsuia1;, viz The Uorh west quarter Ct the
snuta east qaater of section number eight -
dive o., north ci range tao - So Ao, tho nCrt1 wca.
quarter Of the nurh ss, QUARTER of SEC ion 30. twenty
I've 23J town no. eight 80 HuIti. Of three b
eas with The arpuricnauCes heruDto belonging situ
ate and being ~ thc Count. of lows and Stafe OF Wis
consln and shall pose fubc yendue 10 the highcs
bidder fr cash. all the rgft, title and Interest The CbOve
named deet dat hid in and 20 the seid real estate
he % day of November, A. d. It5i. or at any time
since, al U front door 90 the Court Juse in the rowu
of Mineral p int Saturday the 3st day of January
next, between the hours of Ii1e O'Clock and four
O'Clock p a =d day % satisfy SAID writ aud costs
fl HAkD =. VIVIAN, shelf
Sherif's Cace, Mineral Point, DISC ., 1851.
Perse. 6ws
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

ESTATE or WIS 59&StE, Iowa County, IS. IOWA
- Comfy toUT. susan Rand having Gied il The PEo
bate Nce her petition praying Adm stTGtiOn upon the
etate q stephen Raad late Of said county, deceased,
Eo.ice is hereby given that faaI hearing VIII be haC
upon said petition al Probate Term of The County
70 be holden ta rUba'e Office Ia said sRty,
fth day of January ucXf, when and whore any person
ted Wsy pear and show cause why The prayer
Of tle petitioner should Lol d. g1nicd. Dated DEC. 3
1871. 5a9 FARLEY ~, County judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

Oae- ana the distance VIII not exceed one
hundred and Fifty miles If this noble
design should speedily Be executed, it
would bring the outer circle of travel, and
an immense amount Of trade far beyond
Wisconsin The mineral wealth Of Lake
Superior, together with It's fisheries, 40
iacons.derab!e matter, would thus be
brought IN immediate connection with all
the Southern. Middle and Western States,
and enable them 10 feed and clotle the
miners and fishermen Of that region 70
their own profit | cannot sec why the
project IS not Immediately feasible. The
Ship canal" so long prayed for at Ste
De Marie, seems now no nearer being
granted than it was ten years ago. and
/ by this proposed read. # the Southern
and Western States would bnild it, the
necessity Of that canal would be obyiatcd
so far rs large portion Of the States are
concerned
The late treaty with the Sioux Indi-
ans Is matter Of great interest hero
+ Some entertain fears that it viii not be
ratified and the Wing papers accuse some
influential men on this side Of the River,
with using their influence to defeat it -
How this may BE [ 40 not know. Il IS
certain if it be ratified an Immensely rich
country viii be opened to emigration next
spring. Many already. contrary to law,
and AZ some hazard, are laying claims on
that side Of the River Within sight Of
+ Town, some very good framed houses have
been erected on the west side. and & com
pany have commenced q farm, erected
their house sc, which when completed
next spring. VIII cost about four thousand
dollars
Uncle Sam has made himself popular
by removing Chief Justice Goodrich.
f Secretary Smith, and 1Ir. Tlden, Mar
shall Joseph " Eurbcr q member of
. The Wisconsin Legislature in l847. was
appointed Marshall and Capt. Nilkin
+ Secretary. Secretary Smith, who was
absent when his removal came left the
Territory III . eanoe a few days after his
return
The monotony OF life was interrupted
yesterday, by the arrest Of Mr. --
Thomas. an itiucrant character. formerly
the greater part Of several years in Ca
lena, for taking liberties with other poo-
pies shirts, &c Since clothes began to
freeze on the lines, sundry persons did
not find their shirts. sheets. cults sc
on their lines in the morning. when they
were sure they had not taken them in.
IL addition to this, hen-roosts, kitchens
+ sc we're evidently invaded And these
facts became 50 well known that every
one was on his or her guard, and bolts
and bars were brought into use, saPp0s-
ing there were hosts 81 thieves In town.
But a certain unmarried Pedlar had
bought the service Of young lady for Q
"Aoie week. or nearly so, on one SHIRT.
ana ans. q course II was q l'es"<lt< one, SAID
5-iI1 vas missing rom the line pelore he
Ll--ll lie Ply '.'=: % wearing H. lie Just
92o.e ~ 1le posture terms peculiar to
+ that shirt II TO be found in St Paul
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

since August last. I think I shall pick
~ a f-w items for Jon during the winter.
especially during the session OF our Leg
is,ature.
In my former communication was led
Into several small mistakes BIZ erroneous
Information. one in reference to the mum
beT Of houses, sLaLties &c IN the place in
1919 Instead Of 642. [ am assured the
number uas much less Indeed there
are not above q thousand now. I think.
and yet sasne three or four hundred have
been erected since last spring. Tie Ter
rstorial Capitol. now partly built. is to be
n front Is / stated. s. by SO feet but
n passing yesterday see an ell running
back IN the centre, Of fortv feet square.
So It wi-l be much larger than before sta
ted The basement story. nearly NJ. is
+ o. cUt limestone, or q mixture Of lime aud
sand, al cat to a width, and presenting a
beautiful appearance. l have heard stran-
gers regret the determination Of the au-
tborilies 70 build the remainder of brick
| think myself, that it would look much
better, and certainly be far more durable
TO make tae whole work of the beautiful
white stone cf which the basement is
built Our Court House Is enclosed. but
not finished. 1t is almost an exact pat
tern ot t-at in Mineral Point, except that
It is beilt Of brick.
OaI Winter is somewhat tardv in his
movements We had snow Of about
two inches some weeks AGO and On the
2oth alt the River closed but since that
time we have dry sun shine, and our
snow IS entirely gone. The River is not
cons l3erCI SGse Tor team, though foot
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

El1lGaaI0Hza. lf..1.
s Destructive Ere broke 5us at. o'clgc,,
.ais p ~, ii Harris building. corner If
Chestnut AID soasa SITS. The whole bull
ding, together with several Book ana 2Tu-
sic stores. aad restaurant. we're destro~a.l
The flames extended to the Shakespeare
buildings from the on3asila side of rtb II
adjoining the Caesnat ST.. Theatre. z.I.;e,
was also DESTROYED.
Several we're killed and iai1re3 Po-
lice officer John. 5n is reported -iIr.1
TIE fac Bloc, On the sest s.de Ct 6ta
street ssop. CLosau, to Carpenter treet
Is a mass Of ruins, besides the buildings
above named Loss e-timated 1t $1,000
eco
New YorE. D.e. 81 Is.
At 6 o'clock this a. m. a fire br- Ike out
at No l3. Bowerv. oecu4id 1T N- Hines
IS 2 stove factory. and D Smith Is chair
factory Nr Smith suffered heavy loss
hot Is partially insured. lir. Hines is
insured s-'a3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
E4slsaaner

Constantly on hand. of an kinds bvJ. L.
n Hrigeston, FIVE mites above Muzcaday; or
Wisconsin River
Sept. 10th, ISL. nta-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01


This Society mctat Mineral Point On Tues
day the % day Of December, ult., to hold
IFS annual session. ald was called 10 order
by y. L43d, President
Circumstances being unt3vorab,e fir q full
attoalance. \ lar-e nu1bor was ~, --,s.n.'.
nevertheless bnsi,ess n-o,-resscd' e,,.,,,.;an.
lv and IN harmony. matters II mich ;,,,.-a-+
to the community. as. we'll MS the n-orsssioo.
were discussed ana i r.ee ;...e--I.---o i
or,nions o., rn.nv If ~. r,,,1-- -
movements If III 5,v al 49,. -
which. tho ,r,ots If ~. ,,-.f.s.:..
forth. and tie ,nntrs1 obr;ra.iors s,;s+;no ~
tween the community and phvsicisnz. and
between physicians themselves. were clearly
shown.
D5cts. n. Van nusen. 4. p. fa31 and q.
c. Terri we're elected delegates 10 represent
this S7oietv f, tho St,,s ,rsl;o,l es..;..-. c.
tie ensuing year. with power 10 fn any w.
cancy occurring in their number.
On motion, the Society proceeded 70 The
annual election gifts Officers.
The first ballot fl Presi dent resulted n ,re
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

IldE UNDERSIGNED is sole authorized Agent
this place, for the above celebrated IT.
c.nes, Of which he IS now opening large and.r
supply. THEO. RODOLE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
franklin HE0Igsc,

BY J. BERNARD, FRANKLIN, VISION,
No excrtions will be spared 10 ensure ii
comfort of Travellers and others who
may give him j cali.
10th. 1851. nj
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
II w STORE

FENEEE subscriber having purchased the entire inter
q est Of p. a FaFEcIILD a CO.. will offer tie re-
manning stock az -oGuc, rates. and my motto shall ever
BE-
SVEtEL PROFITS AND QUICK Returns,
and shall deep interest in convincing the o as
vel Is new customers ;a such is the case, for which
ALL KIND5 OF PRODUCE
viii De taken FL She HIGHEST market price
We should be very happy give some Of tha prices
before st.end the AUc sIcS RooN.
BURKE FAIECUILD,
ate ul Sank 81 a5fie.
Mineral Point, December 25th, 1854.
so ALL ESEEOEE HI BEhY COTCEEZzT.
FEyIE undersigned having cold ont theirenie Interest
& to BURKE FAlRCHILD all who have standing &C
counts against The said firm, aill pleas cali tue
ter and settle. Especially those who are indebted, Tor
We know That the others sure O. come.
d. A. FAIRCHILD, s. co.
Mineral Point Dec %, ISL 9tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

81 U1lHER and SHINGLES-A good sa
s4zE ply au hand, and large lot expected D.
S.YSEf always ou band. SAT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

he'd hem afflicted for Is years win pain in
N. breast and shou ders, which would compel 20
k ep my bed sometimes for two weeks 81 time, and
at time hariy able 10 work .; all. used H. c
TARRELL's Arabian i.iAmeEt, and cred sound and
vel had At the same time used The Linnent. the
worst cough ever had my life and was estonished 70
end It cured that 700. ISAAC CLAYTON.
Kickapoc, Peoria courtv, lnirois. n9:2w
PAS The asn Is " i'm US when al are iial j. to the
a9ic that follow colds seated the thr, and
lungs we should keep in mind that = : 4 Eg 5
CFSEEsRE PICTORIAL, is the proper remedy
til, diseases. and hat it seldom sails to Jim
JXCELLENT RENFpY.
We have used for several monthe pas, SLOAE's
FAMILY OINTMEHT, for the various cuts, burns ard
b.uises ~hich family, pe-ialy Of young children
is constantly liable, and have invasi4bly found be
an excellent remedy.-Rcchfrd Free Press.
TEAaEkEEsE}~-,G The 18Th Dec By Rcv ;. l.. will
u1ns, Mr.. Nicholas Thomas, and Miss ssannah. dauch
Ter Of VIM Bennett, EsQ4 81 Of The Town OF Linden,
lesa County, wis.
l.. =. asEf.Es5szs, s2~s.tiss.
MADISON, WISCONSIN,.
iapYSzzs VIII visit Mineral Point and DodEeville
NLIILJ twice year. vSl9 b.
Z. p. tsATEElEssS. IA. y.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Franklin, lows County, Wis v5n7-Iy.
BENJAMIN q. SCox AZ,
GENERAL DEALER
Dry Goods, Groceries Psoglsons, Drugs an Medicines
Steel-~are, Lumber and Shingles.
Yellow stone, Wisconsin,. vs. NJ If
RAGS WANTED.
NY quantity Of clean COTTON and LINEN RAGS
II wanted, Mineral Puat Book Store, f5rshich
d-ci6.-s JOSEPH. SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
Y. q TIE.

ALI persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
ana Iiliey, are requested TO cau immediate
the Store ofthe subscriber AID settle tie say
their accounts will b left with an Att5rF.
collection. c. BEECt
Mineral Point Sept. 23d, 1881. r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01

3 AkhS-I0 dozen Hay Rakes just rec'l
"a BEECH &TILLEY.