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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

To provide for levving a state tax.

To provide for levying state tax.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented
IN Seaatf and Assembly do enact as Joii9Jre
Sec 1. There shall be levied AMI collected for
the year 1882. in addition to the onc-ffth Of one
mill tax on the dollar valuation by law to
be collected for the purpose of paying the
interest on the fifty thousand dollar state loan.
stare tax OF three mills and three-tenths OF
one mill on the dollar valuation; such entire state
tax OF three and one half mills on the dollar valua-
ton 10 be levied collected, and paid into the state
treasury as Is provided by the revised statutes Of
this state
Sec. ,. The Supervisors OF the respective coun-
ties are hereby required 10 levy the foregoing tax
upon the taxable property IN their several counties
according TO the laws OF the state for the assess
rnent and collection Of taxes.
sec 3. The secretary ofstate is hereby requir.
- immediately after the passage Of this act "a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

OREGON LAND GRANTS - What Set
lers AcGuire--Tbe report Of Commissioner
Butterheld states fact in relation to the
grant of land to settlers in Oregon BY the
law Of 1880 that those westwardly inclin-
ed should remember. Single actual sett
lers previous to Dec. lst. 1850. were gran
ted $50 acres; if married GAO acres one
half to the husband and the other to the
wife, in her own right Actual settlers
between the LIST of Dec. 1850. and lst Dec.
1853, are granted 100 acres if single men,
and if married $50 acres, one half to the
wife, in her own right
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

CoNGREss In the Senate on the 18th
instant, the bill granting to the State of
Ohio the unsold and unappropriated lands
in that State, passed by a vote of % to
l3. The French Spoliation bill was tax
en- mp, and upon it Mr. Felch finished his
speech
The House was engaged in discussing
the Printing Coalition, and a very violent
aud disgraeeful debate followed the ac-
tors being Messrs. Brown. of Miss Polk,
Of Tenn, and Rantoul, of Mass. The
subject was finally dropped and the Home
stead bill was taken up.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
Mineral Point Rail Road.

The Charter for this Road will be found
IN our columns to day. We hope to see
something done towards the commence
meut Of this important object. Now is
the time to make 2 beginning. Many in
quiries are made as to when the books
viii be opened \ large number of per-
sons are ready and waiting to take stock.
and We would suggest TO those to whom
the Charter is granted. the propriety Of
immediate action
The necessity of such thoroughfare
was never more apparent than at this
time. Many Of our merchants have pur-
chased goods, and are anxious to get them.
in order to recruit their almost exhausted
stocks: while the roads are in such hor-
I'd condition. that It S almost impossible
for pair Of Lorses to haul an empty wag-
on, in many places. All things conspire
in showing the necessity and feasibility of
this road, and ali our citizens unite in
saying " Go-ahcad"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

THE STATE LoAN-We mentioned on
Wednesday the terms upon which the
State Loan of $50 600 had been negotia-
ted. We learn that it was taken, on joint
account by Messrs Alexander Mitchell
and Marshal & Ilsley of this city, and a
party in Chicago Sentinel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

MANURE FOR FRur TREEs.-Dr Ken.
nicott, speaking of the fertile lands of nor
thern Illinois, says, i" For fruit trees. es
pecialIy the apple and ounce. I have
found barn.yard maaure, halfdecayed
chips, charcoal, and ashes linked ser
viceable have tried lime. but except
on a small peaty spot. without benefit =
Mr.. Dunlap says he killed apple trees
with ashes-perhaps he gave them too
much ! have found them decidedly ser.
viceable" Yard manure alone is not re
commended for that region, and for peach
es. plums and cherries, is considered posi-
itively injurious
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

CALIFORNIA EwGBANTs We Learn
from various sources, that large number
of those who have started for Califc mia
have become discouraged. and many Of
them are already on their wey back -
The spring thus far las been very unfa-
vorable, and the roads unusually bad
Teams are already becoming worried down
and unable TO proceed. We fear thai
much suffering awaits many who proceed
over the plains, ere they reach the golden
streets of the :, State Ct delusion."
Teams are sta passing our streets dai-
Il on their way westward
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
Great Flooi in the Ohio River-Loss Of Property

A food IS now prevailing on the Ohio
river and its tributaries, unprecedented
since the freshet of 1892 4 despatch
from Pittsburgh, dated the 10Th inst.
gives details Of losses at that place and
points above. At that time the water was
still rising, aud accounts from above rep,
resent both the Allegheny and Mononga-
hela rivers as swelling rapidly 4 large
body of snow. two or three feet deep, was
still lying in the valley Of the Allegheny,
and where, above and below, the rain was
pouring down without iutermission.-
Hundreds Of RATS had been torn from
their moorings on the upper rivers and
were sweeping down with the foods At
Pittsburgh $50 600 worth of property had
already been destroyed.
At Wheeling on the 10Th inst. there
was forty feet water in the channel, and
the water rising at the rate of six inches
per hour. All the merchants on river st.
were preparing for an overflow
At Wellsville, same date, the water had
reached the height which it attained in
1882, and was still rising at the rate of
four inches per honr. The loss of prop
erty in the vicinity is represented as being
immense. Numerous dwellings had float
ed past the town, and reports were rife of
great loss Of life Great fears were en-
tertained for the safety of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal reservoir.
A despatch from Cincinnati, dated the
Goth. says the river had risen five inches
there during the past 48 hours It had
then reached within four feet of the food
of 1882. 1t was raining hard, and the
river was still rising
The lower town Of Allegheny is entire
ly under wafer Chicago Tr bune
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
LIBRARIES For DISTRICT scuo.,,

LIBRARIES For DISTRICT sCHouYs
a a VOLUMES bound with leather back. -,
OIk low price of SIS The First 40 vols ie1 1 ne
backs, IS ~ with lie sthsr hses
,6,~4 The whoie in this foIm- Si1 81 ~H
I0 the wants of small dlst lets, the Iihrav, -,
be divided. WI
CATALOGUE.
The Solar System. part ]. by thomas Dick HIM..
starry He8 Ancient Jerus ale by Isr kite. ae
Jertisa The IIfs Of LyFus: Man in his m So,
snttiI social At q moral relations, w ktzrht
Che French heyoiutiuu he % tue Esrh ~,
L5u OF IL dy Russell: kuinent Medical Men B.: i,a =
la ala Fons Comta risoh Of ~fTucIuIe H. Ar insl-,k
iesd sad the Arms Maggc-uI strBded Miracles ara -
msTk able Ma urnl PhFBo The Life Of Crsbns, :.
choois Uf Philosophy The Or gin ard proyrs
Language The TuhtaT irsbe@ The Tu-sdes: Arctis
HegiUnsi heir situation, spp, a5aLce cllAa ana Zsi
aKy The Northern " hale isheTy: Lie of NepoIeo-
5UnapUrte The Persia, viewed cuBnsctior
with III Gss2a life Lvater Lifs's Last Hon.
Tn, People Persia Life Alr che Great Pisst,
4Ed 1Evrs Of Scripture: The SeAes ALd The Mind Cenv
lis Monuments and History iumaea. ih a SurSeY ~
arabi- the rab-ns Baby The Banks 81 ~
EuphrT'lee Nh e. and the gyms. Mu.es MpiuE,
London he erH tule: The Ee Escape Micro
scufe Fac itrufds Of britain Zoo ago Eyis or
ute8Ye-sncestTb's buck receive he premium Of Z tO
l-aTn Thins- do TO Feet d Aet >oth l. Thrln
OrItry Boz IN TowHl Nem.ir8 Sr@ hoUker-Tbe Arsb
ard hts quarry Naive VIiage Arts Of iifs-Rob
err Dawson, The ~ SpITItEYe ings IN tie south
of Frsnce-ihe People OF ID n Jane FuCsn Civ
CUuslhs-IIfe Of azhington vncers of Nek eIaIon u.
i'f- the West-CarI, the Youug rant-Haiuisl
History. IN vols, IS engra' Fgs-Hugh cher HONS
PIlnclpiez- h. CLARK,
No. 80 Spring -. hilnaukee
JOS. Smith, Ageni.
Mineral Point, April os, 1859 27g
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

Snow IN MADlsoN.--The Madison Daily
Democrat says that the ground was GOV
cred with snow IN that place, on the morn
ing of Monday the 26th, although we had
no snow in this place. the weather contiu
ues cold and unpleasant Winter appear
unusually tenacious Of his rights. and uu
willing to yield ID the more gentle infu.
enees Of spring. Vegetation, however, i
making its appearance, aud we may hope
that Nay viii have q different appearance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

WAsHINGToN COUNTY SEAr-This vex.
ed question: after bothering the Legislature
and harassing the People. has at length
got into the Courts. Judge Larabee has
granted an injunction against the removal
of the County Offices to Grafton. which
retains them for the present at Port Wash
Ington.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
Ar.AC,.m,Nr NnTr s..
In Justice's O. urt.

Town l' " MIa ,en.yi pint, In yu.toes Curt
To a bert ". Parri
You are hereby nntided that q 1ril
Of A tschmeni has been ssutd against u and your
property Bltsched tu Isfy demand II George.
g, D aIuOunt'Ig Fi.hly tx dol v, unless You
shall aTpesr before PnlUp " ThomH~. Ju=ife " tn.
Ppare ia AID fUr curntH his utcs saih toy H. OIL
lhe 18th da { May A. d 1852, two oclocs IN The II
ternopn of ssc dsy Judgment viii rendered az in.i
and jour p-orrr sod 10 pay the debE, Dated Ihis
4lh day vi April, A D 1852.
y ~ GEO. ". COBB. Paint 6.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

IHE WEATuEE.-Y esterday was warm
and fair Parsols and Straw Hats prevail
ed to such an extent shat old Sol became
discouraged, aud today, thinking that his
appearance is uHweleome, wells his face
in black, through which penitential tears
are sio,ecrot upon the earth Let this
be 4 caution to those who wish to force
tue season" Be patient and time will
change the face Of nature.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IHEODOEE RODOLF,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
w Mineral Point, Wis has Just received a very
large and well selected stock oil American, French
and English, Chemicals, Drugs Medicines, Perfume
~. DycStiJis. &c At this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded. My Goods are selected with great care,
and will be warranted as represented
Receiving, a large aud new supply Of Dr.. D..
Jayne Family Medicines. Dr. Rogers syrup Of
Llverwort and Tar, and smith Tonic Syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

/ GAMING THE STATE Arms The Ohio
Assembly has laid upon the table by a
vote of ia to %. the Seuate's resolution
to loan the arms from the State Arsenal
to Kossuth
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

IFTha Fire Annihilator was fairly
tested in New York one day last week -
4 schooner lying at the dock had acciden-
tally taken fire, and full sized Annihila,
tor was brought to bear upon the flames,
without any sensible effect, and the FIRE
could not be subdued except by the old
fashioned means of water
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
MasKLH NnT go

Another scientific wonder Important "a
dvsppptics, DE- J. S. Houghton's Pepsiu,
The True Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rrnnet, or the Fourth stom-
ach of the Ok. after directions of Baron Lie
big. the great Physiological Chemist, by J. s
Houghton, NJ. D., Philpdelphia. This is
truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Con
Stitution, and Debility. curing after nature 5
own method, by natures own agent. the Gas
trio Juice. Pamhets, continuing scientific
evidence of it value, furnished by agents gra-
It's. See notice among the medical adyer-
tisements. vol 4 80 Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

0CJ~ The Post Master General has es.
tablished new Post Offices at Leicester.
Dane Co Vim. Crow. p NJ Pleasant
Valley, Marquette, Philemon Wicks. P.
NJ; Springlake, Waushara, VIM Skinner,
2. VI.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
Iowa County.
Town Of Mineral Point,
To Albert ". Paris:
Ia Justices Court.

y on sre hereby notified tFas writ
Of Attachment hiss been issued you. nd 20 n
property a Hched 10 s1tisy tne demand Of George W
= H.. t!gtuK dollars and Ihfr.E cents
n u5tieas ysu IA pEear DefDre Puih. W Tn. ms
Jus 81 he PeBcs county. ma sro
aid Tow "a. tbs 5.h d83 of say A. % 2 a. two
Gel g in ihe afternoon 90 said day. judgment will b.
rendersd g.s y9u ard yonr rfoPeriy ID 70 pay the
2v GE'i- ". Bliss, FfasutiH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

cause the same TO be published by the state printer
in newspaper printed at the seat OF government
and transmit TO each clerk of the board of Super
visOrs Of the several counties OF this state copy
of the newspaper containing this act.
Approved April 10. 1852
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

From ST LoUIs.-The Lamartine arri-
we'd yesterday noon from St Louis She
had heavy freight for Dubuque and this
city. having left Monday evening The
receipts have been light, and trade has
been generally dull on account of the
weather. The semi-weekly summing up
of the state of trade the Intelligeucer
gives as follows for the articles quoted =
Mess Pork, $40 25aSl6 so; No Lard.
8 3-Sa8 -; hams at 73a774 sides at
7 3-4aSc. No change in -four or grain !;
superfue -four duh at So so Wheat
ranges as in quality from So to soc -
Prime yellow and white corn in new gun
MES at 33a36c go sacks inferior mixed
sold to day at gle and SO sacks good yell
low in two lots at 33a34c Oats in sacks
26c. Barley dull, aud no lots of any size
received or sold. since our last semi week
ly report Hay seilsat 55a6Oc--the high
est for prime timothy. Lead firm at "a
20, rather more in demand than last week
--2400 pigs as above have been sold dur
ing the week
The Missouri Wing State Convention
met Monday at Wyman's Hall One
hundred and forty delegates from forty
four counties were present. Edward Ora
per. of Pike. was chosen President. and
nine Vice Presidents and four Secretaries
were appointed No nominations had
been reported in the St Louis papers of
Monday, or Of Tuesday morning Gal
Adv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

SSAOos. VI T. 4. EHNas.
No'ice l. hereby gwen to The quslif,d electors q
School district No. j. Town of Mineral Point thar d spe
ciai meeting Of said District will he held at The uurl
House Wednesday May 5h So at q cIoo K p If O,
saks into Consider ton he prupieiy Of ting IA,
the uu' p'.Se OF purchasing Tor ~ohOoI Tou e. On.
outd heretofore occupied by The Wesley an melLoC-
isls chuPsI
THEODORE PCDOLF, District q TX
Nfi-ars' C-i-t. Ar.viF ?. So - w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
+. IN Justice Court.
Iowa a. uTIfy,
7 vn OF Mineral Point
To AItert W. Pans:


You are hereby notified that writ
Of Attachment has De Issued against Won aud lr
rep Fty Al acted ~ satsfs hs demand OF iisru4n Van
Du-en- amounting 10 p riy dtlr-. Now unless y,,g
-'ai app ca before Phil ~ J fsiics o. the
Peace IA ard Tor sI County, his ofc- in Town
af.rrnoon oi "a DAY judgement g be rendered against
sg, aud your properly e'f pay The debt Dated This
90 d day II Aprli A. D. Ic52
-7-zT Il. VAN DUsEN, PLAINTIFF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

EThe value of the imports from for
cign countries at the port of New York.
for the first quarter of 1852, amounted to
more than thirty-two millions of dollars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

GopEy's Laws Book for May has al
ready arrived, ard it is a peerless No
An unusual number Of engravings. with
30 pages Of interesting reading matter.
conspire to make it rarity. and show the
zeal with which is distinguished publish
cr strives to merit the title he claims Of
Couqueror' in the Magazine department
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

~ We notice by an advertisement in
the Sheboygan Lake Journal t.at one
half of that Office is for sale
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

CATTLE FOR THE EAsr-Between forty
and fifty head Of fat cattle were brought
in on the cars Wednesday, They are for
the eastern market-Sentinel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
TO lA..,uANTs AND EmIGKANrs

sss.ssssaszg ss:s 67EA AL
49, ssssFssssssz- lIF55sE1EeHH555L szzEza
Str Re 4 HH1l-s d A6rrarasHF AT tie HsssrH TT
IN rs y &c u n : ind -hteago UtteH nu1t--ad
PJIwIE, 1852. A. DAVIDSON.
DAVIDSuN, & CO..
CHERRY VA Lev, III ISOTS,
RE prepared g. receive. tore ard rwaTd goods &
y pred al III and VII cuntiure the Du-iue r
she NpeIrrI. TufuIntr th- Hd, pr grrss
M1rk picksg-s q" BEvId-',u b Z y
thI5 stirt-d upi' G. q over the rst &c the
AZ. "a road b.. Ia ego ami e. tina e me--
rnar wiI ard q th-,r int ST s-nd q -'
-OJd- Ih's route III, sse n lapi>7J Il -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

FThe Supreme Court of the United
have refused a hearing in the case of Mrs.
Gaines, by vote of : TO /.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

PFoGREss OF The UNITED STATES *
LAND AND PoPULATIoN.-Th following
figures present, in a small space, an i'm
Pressive picture of the progress of our
country during the last half century:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
-EgBrp t4z.,.r -.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, I S.
@EcHErART OFFcE, 5
/, Charles D. Robinson, Secretary Of State of
SAID State. having compared the foregoing law
with lie original deposited in this Office do hereby
certify that the sarne Is a correct copy thereof,
and he whole Of such original
" itHess my hand and the great seal OF
l q the STATE at the capital, in Madison
Ih!s 1itR day Of April. \ II. 1852
CHAS D. ROBINSON,
Secretary Of StGts.
:, :. . E5uxr. Csp,.y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

MADISON DEHocRAr.-This paper is TO
be continued daily The other Madison
dailies ended their existence with the ses-
sion
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

~ 1t is said that the nutmeg is indi-
genous IN California The editor Of a
Sacramento paper lately received 4 fine
specimen, with the assurance that II grew
on . native shrub
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

The Newburyport Herald says that the
wages of ali shoemakers in the large man
ufactories in that region, have been redu
ced about thirty per cent on all but first
class work Tie same paper states that
there are great many journeymen shoe
makers, now employed on ordinary work
u or Is hours day, who earn less than
ftty cents a dag
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

DEMOCRATIC NoMNATIoNs- The fol-
lowing IS the Illinois State ticket selected
by the Convention, which met at Spring
field on Monday
For Governor-JoeI a. Matteson.
Lieut. Gov-Gustavus P. Koerner.
Secretary of State-Alex Sterne
Auditor-Thos. IL. Campbell
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

MASSACHUSETTS, The Rail
Roads Of Massa huse.ts are 1867 miles
long, cost SIS 90 900, have paid in divi-
bends the last year, s2,l59,000. or less
than per cent. Sixty-eigLt persons have
been accidentally killed BY them, and
thirty other persons injured The earn
ings have been s. 333 600. and expenses
100000; ard tie average rate Of speed
for passenger trasus IS Is miles per hour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
REMOVAL.
TAILORING.

THE Subscriber has removed his Shop 10 the
i old and well known stand of A GARNER,
on High street. where he viii be in readiness at
all times TO do any work in MS line that may be
called for
Having made arrangements with a Philadelphia
House tor the latest fashions he win at all times
be enabled 10 secure them at the earliest day and
hatters himself that all - no see fit 10 give him
call will be satisfied with his work and prices.
Thankful for past favors, he would solicit
share OF the patronage Of his fellow-citizens.
HENRY PRICE.
Mineral Point, March 2Sth, 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

stale of " i>consin. Iowa County rs.
trn.auo Paddock FL Ia Int Probate Office, 5 re
u"n p-ayiig NdmnsjTai upon The estate Oi AalV
bsiIU, lac ui lows COuuJv, Ntce is hereby
Zi-tn 10 l. Trfs intf et ih nnai bssring viii
bu hA upon said uton ProU4 Term o the .Oun.
- CuHT be- IL tie rruba Ofioe SAID cOanty,
Uu Tie b. "a Jat OF AAy next. I AZ apul s4th 6J2.
PARl.EY EAFIN, Z unity Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

AT LARGE
R J Hamilton. of Cook
D. l. Gregg, Of Sangamon.
J. A McClernand of Gallatin.
c. A Warren. of Adams
And i Douglass delegation of course, to
the Baltimore Conveution.-Chicago Jour
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

NEAST POWDERS is dozen Preston, Mer-
Il M Rabbits superior, for sale a.
prt p, 1881 c. W. COBB's.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

- Our Minnesota Correspondence
vas received 100 late for this weeks "a
pert vii appear 10 our next
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

y y . III
be ~. upon said % utlon ProD4 Term o the -'oun
- CuGT, be- IL rruba Oifoe SAID cOunly,
Uu tho d. "a jag ot MAJ next AZ epul .4th eJ2.
PARLEY EAFhN, unity Judge.
ahNSs Ets~.-- o. cans yriyh.'s fresh Cove o =
W 'nrS r-c. iv-' IN G'~ -a'e G.. CORBs.
ga .ss.s. s-s-t-tS- - b tsheIs, prime Fruit
~ Jusl received AID for sale. G.'w COBB.
ES For sale At COBB'S.
Ss FARCET - Roxes, superior, for saieat
= April &, T. So. GED. W. CnBR's.
En- IRy .sAE.T-loo Bags Fine Dairy Salt lust
q y -s-caivs 4 -pd f.,r 'slr hy -. ". a. BIZ.
- u0EtN TOEss G IS b0Is. Goodwin Il
- Now - a .ieh Uiv ~ >a'e ~ CpBBS.
NAE-st. s~~s.~.-2j b,frrls sugar House hoasses,
VS. 80 10 IT E ~ C"Rg'S-
WISCONSIN a. uaks.ak NAB,
Corner Main and FrsrkIin st.eets)
G%iENA, ILLINOIS.
TIE suhsrrhers invite a,teuEi their lsrge and
well assorted cs Of seasoned Lumber; &s, COZ
sisiinE in pa IA fili'WS:
OG' let do do do do Second CleAr.
n"0 G ~ and inch FiOorlng-Clear and common,
Geo ~IdtuQ- do do
- 0,n f. ct Fencing,
t0..t 90 Joinst sDd Scsniling,
J5t,uOO Common-dinerenl 'hckuesses.
Shingles, Laih, Timber, sash. Doors, dc,
Having IT, connection ~tth or Lumh.r Yard, APLA.
Ma G MACHiSE .9ASH "a. TO Ny and ATENT Aw,
prepared 10 work To order furnish WORKED
fl,ring sash, Dp'rs sc de thin Lumber, suitable
Galena, April r., 1852. n.e-3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

DIED-In this village on the 9th inst.
} MES REMFREY, son Of Andrew and Ann
Remtrey, aged I years aud months.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

Beware Of Counterfet's on " q. FARRKtL's Arabian
iinimeat When you set the original and rue article
ir m the Agent You always rey upon it as an II
'Ga cure fr n un"tism, hurrs sounds. spinal seases
SIM JOINTS, contra led crds, gIa, md all manner
II pa dis@Aes IL reireez the most excessive aRnn,
in 10 or Is minutes. On horse fsh it Operates ike
Uagjc, curing ali ina ailments Of the noble animal
See Advertisnert 2yIm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

WlSTAR'~ BAL>AM Or ~ LID Ctit RAY impHrt-
vgor vital actor, and relieves the system 10y
peninz the pores of the sknand promoting The secretion
Of mucous matter It's action is sudOrhc, sedaii
rEpectOTant by opening he Tores allayiug irrtaiio'
and by rendering the expuls II Of mucous matter easy
hose - hn the Bl.ean viii feel un,ed re,ie
from the dist esing rttns that mPnny asectiors
TIE explanatory organs. The pores been closed
Ihe dssmOp ms rh-m. The lungs suffer FROM irritation
he irrsiiou IL soo ed the use is violent 81 fer
ish, they tened ard he mucous u, nbrane is re-
ssrd Of its e"gorgemer with ropidity and ease al, b,
tue OF this delightful rcm,dy
see adverIis, men n .n,rihtr column + ulg