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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

to observe, aud be disguised with, the
long dresses with which they have swept
the streets, for some time past. This
Spring, however, there appears to be
change for the better. Pretty little feet
and well turned ANGLES meet the eye on
all sides. The prospect of the entire
Abandonment by the ladies of their street
sweeping garments has induced an enter
prising citizen to apply for contract to
sweep Broadway every morning before
sunrise, with patent street sweeper,
which he pledges to be capable Of doing
the work as well as it has hitherto been
done By our wives and daughters.
The Georgia, of the T. S Mail Steam
ship Company's Line, arrived here yester
day from Aspinwall, with the California
mails, which might have been here nine
days ago, but for the instructions of P
NJ. General Hall to the Mail Agents
According to these instructions, the a
gent is compelled to come by the fway of
Havana Nopower is given him to send
the mails on direct to New York by sub
agent Are we ever to have practical
man at the head of the Post Office De
partment? The merchants of this city
are ineensed at being needlessly kept so
long waiting for their letters Letters
received By the Georgia, state also, that
there is good deal of feeling in Panama
and San Francisco, against the proprie-
tors Of the Nicaragua route, for having adj
vertised it as being speedy and agreeable,
while it is tedious, dangerous, and uncer-
tain. | have just received letter from
a friend who was four months getting to
San Francisco by that route
Charles O'Connor is engaged in anoth-
er divorce case. As before, he is the
counsel Of the lady, who is the plaintiff
| do not think, however, that he viii be as
successful this time as heretofore but it
is possible that as the case proceeds, some
stronger evidence of the husbands infdel-
ity than has yet been adduced, may be
brought forward The gentlemans name
is Putnam and lie is a merchant of
high standing, doing business in Pine
Street his wife's connections are also of
the very irst water The lady for whom
Mr. Putnam is alleged to have left his
cara SpOsa, IS single; and the whole crowd,
witnesses and all, live in the vicinity of
the Fifth Avenue, the most exclusive quar-
ter of the city, and are members of fash
ionable churches in the neighborhood, in
some one or other of which, the alleged
guilty parties always met, previous to ia
king walk round the bye streets
Yours Truly,
CHARLES FOSTER
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
Mineral Point, May 6, 1852.
Wanted, Flour, Butter, Eggs, Corn, Oats, Pataiu
&c, in payment for debs due this Once
BURGERS in Mineral Point.

On Saturday night last, between ten and
eleven o'clock, the store of Messrs. Delier &
Michaelbacher was broken into and Jewelrv
and Watches stolen there from, to the amount
of between three and four hundred dollars
Several of our Poliece officers, who always
have an eye upon suspicious looking stran-
gers. were on the lookout, and about O'Clock
on Sunday morning nabed the gentleman,
(named David Stevens) and lodged him safely
IN the lookup. Stevens had secreted his plum
der, with the exception of 4 few gold rings,
&c, which he had scattered along the streets,
that were picked up next day. He was ex-
amined before p. W. Thomas and Samuel
Thomas, Esqs. on Monday, at which time
unquestionahle proof Of his guilt appeared -
In default Of 81 800 bail he was placed in
one of Deacon Healy's private rooms, where
we presume he will be permitted to wear
jeaeeLry until the sitting of he Court, which
will be IL October mex, unless special ses-
sion is called for his benefit, which we trust
may be done.
1t IS very evident that Stevens is one of
gang of BURGERS who infest our State, and
whose operations have heretofore been con-
fined principally &c the eastern portion. We
would caution our citizens to be on the look
out. Others of the same breed of dogs are
among US. and as several are suspected, we
should not be surprised to hear Of other ar
rests soon. Unless the utmost precaution be
observed on the part of the jailor, Stevens
aecomPiices will assist him in escaping from
custody.
To save the county expense, we do sincere
" hope that Judge Jackson will call a special
session Of Court, and give the prisoner a
chance 10 obtain his liberty or the benefit Of
trip to Waupon.
About 500 v or,h Of the Jewelry has been
found u short distance from town, tied up in
the prisoners handkerchief and hid among
mineral dirt The Watches, tone gold and
the other silverl' and quantity Of Jewelry
are still missing. Fifteen dollars reward are
offered for their recovery.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

state of Wisconsin,, Circuit CoErt iowa County,
County Of Iowa. april Term, 1852.
Thomas Prisk, vs. Edward w Edwards and Peter W.
Edwards.
To The above named defe ndants Edward W Edwards
and Peer ". Edwards:
= a - q MOTIF T. at The 18th day OF March,
49, wit OF attachment ssuct Of SAID Circuii
Court against the 80 Ea ward W EdwAd aud Pc
Ter W Edwards, and IN favor 9hOnss Prsk- plaintiff,
for the sum IF four hundred and ny doiars, Tturnsos
10 the April Terrn is u laid Cour; which writ has been
returned served, by ievyinR the flowing descFloe1
prop nv Of sou the said Edward EdwsTis to wit:
part Of lt number thirty eight GAVIN High street, ~
e village of Mineral Point, the county Of Iowa ADD
State Of Wisconsin, with the buildings thereon situate
IA IS HUTCHINSON,
Clerk CircHit fJOuTf, iowa Co WIS.
:. CRAWFORD, Atty. Tor pl'f. 26-6T
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
CATALOGUE.

The Solar System. part I by homas Dick, IL D. The
ern Jerusalem The fife Of Cyrds Man in his physical
inteectualsocai ard moral relations By W Newnbam,
tsl Dawn OF Mode Civilization: Lady Of Mohamed;
The French tevolWiUn The caves % Earth; Ths
Late Of IT, dT Russell: Emiuers Medical Men "
Ma TN HOos Comparison Of Structure IN Animals-lhs
Head aud the Arms. MagIc-DIe ended Miracles ard
mars able Natural PheBo sena; The Life of CTanmer :;
choois of ancient Philosophy Ihe Origin and progress
"a Language. The TahtaT Tribes The JTusades; Arctic
begIUns-heT situation, Appearance climate ZOv
ICY The Northern hale FISHERY: Lie of Napoleon
BOnapartei The Court Persss, viewed IN connection
with ~Irlu sage5: Life tNater L1fe's Last Hours
The People of Persia; Life OF Aired The Great Plal8
and Trees Of scripture; The Sees and Tie Mind Geog
rHphy OF Plants; Good Health Iona ucient Egypt,
IFS Monuments and History Idimaea, with Survey OF
arabia aud the ArabiaDs Baby the Banks
buphr#es. NiIeyah and the l1AIIs Mtu AID Miniug;
london In he $40 ierU lime: Ttt fee scupo Micro
7cupe5 fhe Druds of iriA ain 200 ago Evils Of
incompetence the book received The premium OF O8l
LeaTnng TO THINK do. TO Feel, Act; Sioh Thrn
ounty BUT 10 Town; Memoir 90 drs. EoOker-Tbe Arab
and hts touuuy-dy Native Vii3sgeArt, of Life-Rob-
err Dawson, or the B-aye Spril-Eve ngs South
OF Frauce-Ihe People or Oh a'-Jane HudsUn-Cily
CousIns-Life Of = ashngton Unders of Vegetation
Lie IN tho West-Cari, tie Young Emig raut-Natusl
History, vols, - eDgra Hugh sher, Home
II. CLARK, No. - SarinE Milwaukee,,
or JOS SMITH, Boob store, Nil efsl Point
or vi G. CiiUR II, Ag,t, Evans Vi Il, Rock Co.
Mineral Point, Aprl25, 1859 27u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
>. LYuON q FOLEY.
Dealers n Groceries, Liquors, Rarapare, Croes


LIt++eTs q J7YH0rsf f1ar11rel
&C. &c, sc.
EHAVE on hand General assortment OF Sugars. Tea
n a Coffee M0i'ss-s. hiskey, Brandy, and Wine al
So large assortment of
CROK WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, & CLOCKS.
o The best kind which they good rs The best
Being determines sell cash, they can offer their
goods al very 10 prices
AmUnE their assortment may be found Window sha-
des able Covers, c. call and zee us aud learn our
prices and We have fear bat wh2i you viii purchase.
etore next door 70 the Auction Room, aud posite the
County Buildings
Mineral Poiat- Nag 1851 s5n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

In Justices Court.

TO AIbeTt W Parris=
You are hereby notified that a writ
of Attachment has been issusd you, snd your
properly at Ached satisfy demand Of George VI
Bliss ,tutBg ioiara and thirtY cents
Now, uutess you shall appear BaIofe Phh W Tharnss
Justice OF he Pesc@ ia sad county, at his oacs
fald Town, the i5h day Nay. A. d. ,, al two
Ocl'cb IN the afternoon Of said day Judgment viii be
rendered us you and your property sold 10 pay he
dent. Date this 25.h day OF 4 Drii, A. Il. 1852
2-2g GE.J w BLISS Plaintiff
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
Iackson 20. M. Is. 80.


Mr.. Fl. C. ptrss-Desr SIR: was taken SICK on the l.
Of August, 174e, wish relax dy-eufery, and did NOT
recover thar could pHrfprm manual labor until Feb
ru7rs. SD pmpoyed he best physicians one after
~ think never puId recover friend told me
that he had used nr. = p. T.Wnsend's Compound TX
Tract of SarsaTa liza with the best Il success and I'd VI
sed me 10 try il: did so and. contrary 10 my expecta
tious. began T. Two bottles made me rs we
as ever was in ny life You at Liberty 4ke any
use II This that "tl extend The u.s. Of :. P Town
send Compound Extract of Sarsapar5la as a remedy
for the disease win which was afflicted
Respectfully YOURS,
WILLIAM TTBBS
TEFEEU sEATTSTs H CssET DEREN
d" not allow your children 10 grow up with seeds
attended to IN time: but naglcc' ed il becomes
CHROME and truubtestme Not inz equss Or :. P
'Wrssnds Compound Extract of Sara 'arila In
ing pains OF Rheumatism irom he young well
Fort vy.vne, March Q. 1850
mr. p. Townsend Dear Sri take the liberty ul a..
"u-vtU tbe -ci1e. II tugh agei ten Yea r. has
been ain cted Tor inc three months th Ght terrible
several Il our beet physicians bat with httte help
last vss induced 20 purchase bolie II your inesima-
n this place Alter taking the frs bottles she began
rom her iameness, be able about
he house After taking the s'cnd bo-te he was 7as
well a. ever would advise all those afflicted with
Yours aTecticnately.
E l.. C6IITENDEN
PIIwON C0N>ET WpFEs.N
Tn Tpeny ing certificate was received by The rro
preI ors from Messrs A Hurd Co. Eaton, canada
Eaton, c E. Nav IS. 1879
j. jonathan Tayir Of BURY, hereby certify thai my
vie, Ltcv Taylor, hFd been sick tor some months,
tnreatI ed :" ~ conspm ton, and could find rehef
til procured from MFsfrs :. a. Hufd & Co some of
DR.. - Town-e5 s ~arssparila, h ch Immediately at
nrdt relief and she ~ now in fair ~ay OF recovery
and have much confidence in mis- med cine, thai
can cheerfuv eeemmeBd It TO others
lSgIeD JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

TAKEsV P.

Igf the SG5s erher- living f0r miles north Of Mineral
II Point on the Dodgryiie Road Friday April 3rth
l-5! one ar.e bay Mare with white spot on her nose
and another her forehead frv AID white sun
posed 10 be from t. twelve years oil small sp6t
on the hind fp0t The s requested 10 call
prove properly, pay charges, an take her awas
Nav 4, i-5z. - 4U# FRANCIS HANBI.Y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
REMOVAL.
TAILORING.

THE Subscriber has removed his Shop 70 ths
i old and we'll known stand Of A. Carmen,
on High Street, where he viii BE- in readiness al
all times 10 do any work in his line that may DC
called for.
Having made arrangements H-ith PhIiadeiPns
House for the latest fashions ne VIII al all times
be enabled 10 secure them at the earliest day. ana
datters himself that all who see tt TO give him
call VIII be satisfied with MS work and prices
Thankful for past iavors, he would soiIci'
share of the patronage of ms fsllow-citIZens.
HENRY PRICE.
Mineral Point March 2Sth, $50.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

Another scientific wonder! Important TO
dyspeptics.-Dr. ]. S. Houghton's Pepsin.
The True Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from R-nnet, or the Fourth stom-
ach Of tie Ok, after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. s
Houghton, NJ. D., Phipdelphia. This is
truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Con-
stitution, and Debility, curing after natures
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamhlets, containing scientific
evidence Of it value, furnished by agents gra-
tbs. See notice among the medical adver-
tisements. vol 4 80 "
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

ID-Look out Tor a Splendid stock OF Dry Goods
Groceries, Hardware, &c. at the Cheap Store. on
the corner of High and Chestnut Streets. Call
and get a great bargain.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
PROSPECTUS OF
Fl PIC x 81
. WEEKLY ILLrsTs.rrp CONC ,',.,

"LhALh Ibb's4 FIAthD TONIC PAFER,
Published in the City of New York, eyerv Ss,,s
No. "a, Ann street, few doors from Bros5eal' a.
The Proprietor of THE PICK viii eoutinpe .,
succeeding number. ''H ever
Is best featu that Il is purely American 80
and Comic Designers of the DAY. '4'eIa
Win its Fourth Numbe IL reached bona i'd. ci,,,.
ton OF 30 600. It's cheapness ings il within h
scope of every individual, bong only 'A De
ONE DOLLAR per year, OF TWO CENTS a sinsl.e.
Agents who procure Subscribers v III be sT,,i r.
commission r twenty i've per ceEt. su
Cubs Associations v here the papers can 10 -,
Il, address in one package, viii ceive 80 aiea
eight doars- fortg Copies. subscriptions nust bernY
ted in advance. te1nd'
Anleuers containing remirthnces or contribution,
be addressed TO The Pruprieter. -u''
JOSEPH \. SCOVTETF
Pfsp~ieLor Of Ths p;eku
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! Jastice's Court.
Iowa uutys
Town OF Mineral Point.

To ALERT W. PARIS;
You are hereby notified that Wi,
or Attachment has be n issued sgainsG You and yuT
property Auached satisfy th demand Iarman Vac
Ud-en, amounting Forty iollars. Now unless Won
Shal ear before Philip ". homas. Justice or The
Pence nd for County, his office In said Town
the 18th day of May, a. ~ e5 at one o'clock in the
afternoon of sa day ,Judgemen w be rendered ngsiB,,
and your properly sold Jay the debt Dated his
23rd day If A prIl A. D. 1852
NV H. VsN DUsFN, PIaintiH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

GH VOLUMES bound with feather backs, for the
~ low price OF So The Fret 40 vols, 49, pages
1cks, IS II soils. with leather backE
s6,-4. The whole in this tom, SIi 81
4" NEE the wants OF small districts the Library viii
he a Cd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
TO MERCHANTS AND EHIGR.yrx
DAVID>DN, 81 CO.,
Arr4CnwENr NOTICES.
Z t.. Ia Justices court.

To Albert ". Paris:
You hereby notified that vii
Of tschment has been i7sutd against you and Won,
property atrnched "a sAisfy demand of George "
CUb1, amounting 10 tshty six dol Now unless ypB
shall appear before Pbip " Thomas, Justice OF ths
Peace IA ava for said coHnty. a ms office l. said TOW n a.
the 18th dEs If May A. ID 1885,, uelOck in The al
teruOOn OF saIC day, Judgment viii he rendered az inst
and yo"r properly pay the debt, Dated N
4lh dap Of April, A 1852.
y w GEO. W. COBB, Plainua
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
DYSENTERy.

This distressing disease is de-an-
ged condition of ihs- Viscerai organs.
whether fesu ting from CuBtagiou i'm
proper diet, change Of CHINA G 4, ar from
any her cause, Ir. : 2 ToWnsrnd's
ompOund eXuact Of sarsspmina l.
demonstrated tObDih" most ficSciuus
and potential remedy ever discover
Ell.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

[ woULn NOT a ~IIH,u,.l. X AL 4 POSSESS. RuP-
TURF OF - YEARS STAINING, cURIDIS PORTER COUNTY
IEDIAHA.
l. Daniel B. scheliuge- of Wescheser township, Por
ter Counts, lniaue have been badly aficted with
MIA rupture tor 10 years badly could not work
more Than half my time have tTiedtruss pads and
cry thing tha. thought would give re1ef, but found
hing until tried your Arabian Lninent, and for the
drst few weeks could go TO work in tninu after
had made The application it kept the bowels up 81
good would be without it for all possess, as the
oridce is healed and perfectly well, aud this
for The benefit Of others similarly afflicted.
DANIEL 3, SCHELLJNGER.
W. B. FARRELL, 50 State 1t. Chicago.
This is to certify shat We knew Daniel schellinger
for four years, and believe the above statement to be
true.
IL ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

The ice still remains in the St. Clair
river, and Lake Huron, preventing navi-
CATION The harbor at Dunkirk, on Lake
Erie was closed with ice. at the last dates.
Navigation viii probably be open about
the first Of June
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
joan WILLIAMSON,
w. -. K,IeHr, P. NJ.
Calumet, Porter Co lad Fen. - 1sI.

CossUaPTToS ~ THE LUNes-SYnrt UN.-When Con-
sumption commences its works upon the lungs, in its
sua form, the rst symptom is cough. AS The disease
advances the cough becomes much frequent, and
is attended with the eKpectorsOn Of matter which is
sometimes coIored, but at others assumes yeowih or
greeIsh hue, ard viii often be mixed with streaks Of
slOVd After the cough has Continued FOR the pa
tient viii experesce some ficuy in brea hing accom-
panied, perhaps, VI pain in the chest aud equeutly
in one or oeth sides The patient viii be subject TO
hectic yer and alternate hushes Of be t. frequently cold
shjils, and often with cOpious night sweats.
Those threatened with CONSUMPTION should bear in
mind that WIsTAR's Bal Wild Cherry is the rem
edy, that has performed Of Consumption that were
thought almost mirRculous-cures which have astonsh-
ed The medical world, brought the bloom of h-aIih
many paIiid cheek, and joy and gaduess 10 many
desPaiIing bosom.
See adv -tisemenf in another column
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

ExGov. John Young, 4. s. Sub-Treas-
uTer at New York. died at his residences in
that city on the 22d inst.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

Since the decease Of Bishop Hedding, the
seniority of the Methodist Episcopal Church
devoiyes on Bishop Waugh.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

Washington, April ..
The printing committee, At their meeting
yesterday, selected the Republic and Union.
which papers have entered into bonds,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

Gen. Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, died at
his residence in this city last week. He was
distinguished as brave soldier in our last
war with Great Britain on our northern from
tier, in 1912. and was severely wounded at
the battle Of Qneenston. He was for many
years Postmaster al Albany.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
To FEMALES.

Or. 5. P. Townsend's Compound ex-
tract Of SarsHpariiia has IN. re than 3
THOUSAND times proved itseIf the
greatest e mate strengthening msdi-
cine ever invented.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

WIG ExTRAvAGANCE.-The present Whip
Administration, since il came into power, has
paid of the national debta fraction over seren-
teen millions Of dollars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

Mormon MoRALs.-A WEIGH miner,
named POWELL, who with his wife and
family arrived at St. Louis last autumn,
on his way to the Salt Lake, has written
a letter to his friends at home, in the
course of which he gives a sad account of
his travels and troubles He describes
Mormonism as a system of robbery and
plumber, and adds =
1T is nothing but mere humbug. |
have found it SO 10 my hearts sorrow 1t
would have been better for US not TO have
been born, than to have come here to be
Mormons. They will take all from you
at home, and starve you when you come
here, if they have the chance, and take
your wives from YOU
THB GoyERNoR's VETo.-We this week
publish the Veto Message, relative to the bill
for the Improvement Of Fox River.
TIE bill has passed and become law, by
the constitutional majority, and the Improve
ment from the Lake TO the Bay thereby Sc
cured. In this the people in this section all
rejoice.
But notwiths landing this. we think the rea-
sons of the Message sound, the objections
well taken, and that eventually the Governor
will be found to have been right.
Individually we are glad to get the Improve
ment on almost any terms; but we think
there has been great squandering of the funds,
and that this law, and the whole action thus
far. has been in violation Of the Constitution.
and against the law Of Congress making the
Grant.-OShkosh Democrat, 23d inst.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
CHARLES Foster.

~ We are indebted to Hon J. NJ
TURNER, of California, for letter, from
which we make the following extract, Civ
ing farther particulars of the murder of Mr.
McDermot and Mr. Merrill, by the Indi-
ans, about the 10th of January last:
"The Indians on Ell river have com
menced hostilities by numbering our
friends, Mr. McDermot and Merrill
About IL or ) days since, Mr. McOer-
mot and Merrill had their claims on the
opposite, or south side Of Ell river-while
engaged at their work about twenty Indi-
ans appeared under the garb of friendship
seized the axes they had, and chopped
our friends to the ground. a portion Of
these Indians were our immediate neigh
bors; the others from above Vanduzen
Fork There has been an appeal made to
all the people Of Bay. to avenge the muir
der, which we are now doing The whole
of the Bay and Ell River is now under
arms.
Since this, the Indians have chased in
some Of our men from the Klamath Trail
They attacked Mr. Lasalle and Mr. Lis
combs Ranches and burned them down"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

CoNcEEr.-The Page Family give a
Concert at the Court House this Thurs.
day. evening From notices of their
performances in other places. We think our
citizens viii be delighted with their sing
ing
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

Lock Jaw We have noticed in the
papers lately, several deaths by this dis
ease. one of them in this neighborhood -
We have Published several tjmesa certain
preventive and remedy, in the application
of beef's gall to the wound. VIII not our
editorial brethren circulate the informa
nation, and thereby save many valuable
lives Besides its anti spasmodic prop
critics, the gall draws from the wound any
PARTICLES Of wood. glass. iron. or other sub
stances that may cause irritation, when
other applications have failed to do So
Lancaster Gazette
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

New PosT OFFICES IN WIsC0xsIN.-For-
rest House, Waukesha Co., Nathan Graves,
p. NJ.
Warwick, Marquette Co., discontinued.
Pin Ho, <, Grant Co, name changed to
Rockville.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
E~rAvE OF ANrvENE nALLo.

WTEAST OwDERS rs drzen Preston Mer-
4 ri & Rabbits superior, for sale al
Apr26. 1872. G. W. COBBs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

FINE HoRsEs.-We have seen several fine
horses in our streets. of late. Among them
the " Prince Of Circassia," stands number
one. He is beautifully formed, good size,
and perfect curiosity. Ia color, Circassia
is dapple bay, with black name. tail and
legs. His name is i feet long-foretop 3
feet and his tail feet. He is owned by Mr.
Simon Ruble, who has also two other horses
of unusually fine neutrality-suspicious. Badger
and Young Sampson. Those of our citizens
who desire to obtain an improved stock of
horses, now have an opportunity rarely offer
ed. These horses may be seen at the stable
of the Central House on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of each week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

D-A cave of the most peculiar forma-
ton has been discovered in digging the
cellar of trading house on Crow River
The entrance was made at depth of four
feet from the surface. and was supposed al
first to be an Indian CACHE but upon clos
er examination, proved to be the mouth Of
a cave which had probably been closed VI
by the washings aud drift wood of the riv
err 1t has been entered for 4 distance OF
aquarter of mile Whether it is capa-
bic of deeper penetration, we have not
been informed st. Anthony Express.