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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
I.LNmoN s EoLEY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY, IS.
Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.

Eleanor Pleas, J
In Chancery on Petition for Divorce.
Jacob NJ Pleas,
nN reading and fling the above and foregoing petition
Oand AFFIDAVIT and having been satisfactorily proved
that defendant J-cab u Pleas j. 8 resident
this state 70 is hereby ordered shat The Clerk Of the
said CouT cause be published notice the D ndency
this suit six weeks IN the y iscHsIn
Tribune, public SNAPPER published Mineral Point
Sale County that defer dant and APPEAR Court
ald plead, demur 10 the petition flied herein
The IrE day " september next, his default viii be
recorded and the matters and things therein contained
dsCTeed accordingly. N. NJ. COfHREN.
Circuit JUDGE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk Of said Court. Go here
hy rsrtfs that above and fOTeEo ing and
cor act copy the order made by said Court in said
cau=~ OF Pless'. petitioner against jacob "a
Pes 5efeu ant as he same remain de my Office
Ia witness ereOf haze 81 my hand. and
II. ST. the sea of said = this day II NAY
! u. 1853 EAME5 HUTCaIoON, lie Il
Circuit Court. Iu~ a Co, WIS. %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Bank Lands at Public Sale, With
out Reserve.

CUT neSefYe.
/ THE TRUSTEES of the STATE BANK OF
L ILLINOIS, in order to close up its affairs
will hold final sales of the Bank property. at the
times and places mentioned below. The
property will in all cases be sold 10 the highest
bidder. without limit or reserve.
| One fourth Of the purchase money Kill be re
quired at the sale and credit Of tIse1va month.
will be given on the remainder The sale viii
commence at one O'Clock. p NJ
| The outstanding Bonds. Certificates and Notes
of the State Rank viii he received Al mar ar the
Isales and in r,avn,ent Of Mates given nv mr.
chasers.
| Holders of these evidences of Bank indebted.
ness are respectfully advised 70 ATTEND or he rem
resented a the sale
| At SHULISBTRG. ON Trrspxy. 21sr JUSr
The following lands in Lafayette Countv.
| s bf : p mr. seq 10 > I a 81 acres
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! " bf p sec 81 4 / 81 acres
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/ : " ar sec a I D o 15s fQ.100 srras
! ? bf y a or 90. Al a s0 a-ras
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North Of Gears addition 70 White Oak Snrings
| Part . bf n w mr. sec % > . % acres
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
FGIN

4 FEW dlvs sine a sbeerskin Pocket Book.
y containing SONS papers that may be valua
bic 10 the Owner, who can have the same by call
ing at TIE Tribune Oi.ce ard paying for tins al
yeTissCusut.
Mineral Point. Nav 18th. 1888. 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
STATE OF WISCONSIN, no "a COUNTY, IS.

nREED PEACHES and APPLES-a splen
3 did article FOR sale by T ALLEN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

'hE subscriber would respectful " annoupca To the
Z public that ne continue, the MrTcantle husine-s
az me old stsu1 Of Lloyd 4 Wheeler where he honss
as wish for GOOD BARGAINS ~
Mineral Point, April Is, 1873 e5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Z AZ & @ q 7 u g.
J0sEPEs VIVIAN,

J0sEPEs VIVIAN,
MBReH4AIHf.E 3AISQ8.
's'HANkFCL for past favurs would respecffuIjv ssv
- nis Old customers anC the public CeneraIIy a.,
s shop may De found on Corner Comme4c &c and HIM
fsts' ~nere he IS supplied with all the latest and ,et
snenAoie styles OF Cloths, Cassneres Sgtines yss,
!.i-5 Trimmings Sc which he is prepared 10 Maniac
'ure INTO Clothing IN style ard manner
WARRANTED TO SIT, OR NO SALE
Employ ing none but the best Warkplen and bavt,,v
au many years experience in his business he hatt.rs
nl I@t ne VII be able % give entire satisfaction 70
al no may iaYoF him With their custom
ln the vicinity Of LIND EN-, that he will Vsit tbt 800
Ge % Two weeks when he viii be happy to ceve snv
-sT or 'IotnlhS that may be left with James Clan.
returned without delay - 0'e' 0'1
bhsfe Of public Patronage is respectfully solicited
,fio., 49,. JOSEPH VIVIAN
-'''ie a. fV'''A' NfAFcn % l-53 2Du
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
He
6 ON AsS GCE
INSURANCE

OFFERS an eNpadlrnr, uy means OF WEtchf pTu4eht
ue- r=cpc lsses They Transfer 70 Others toe risEs
ehca Inevitably cuse tn Fara small consd @ratton
lhesa RISKS which might gulucky event rafH in
diyduss sr- safely assumed 10y Companies well organ
aud iudielousiy maraggd, such an Institution Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
FFERE.

Fey Mineral Point and losss t1raty- SIS
~ s}Eca IN the stone Bulidlug east Of FaircAild
Store, un S-~.ss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
What Shall WIG no4

Ay good citizens of Worcester, that is the question:
We are about to lose our favorte, and what shall e
do! We will suggest Of action Mis-. Beissen-
herz's benefit takes place Friday evening" at the Mu-
scum, ana then she leaves FOREVER Let us 90 en-
masss TO give her bumper. Yes those who have wit
messed her nimable mpersonaion Of the tragedy he
rone-those who have her in the role Of the
sparkling shrew-those who have been delighted and
asonished at her graceful AMI natural acting in male
trethose who have cracked heir sides when she ap-
peared before them Yankee girl-or those who have
been entranced by her finished movements in he dance
are called upon ITO be there upon that occasion-ono
which eXacts their earnest ribnte..
u Go one, 90 AL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

GLANINGs FROM PUNCH. A Rehsarsing Cir-
Cyl seems that in Boston the American public do
counteuance the clergy if they attend concerts.
Now, many OF the Clergy wanted TO hear Madame
Sontag, and Madame Sontag, like good lady-Ike
creature she is wanted 10 he heard iy the clergy.
How was this TO be managed! How should the
German nightingale thrill and jug.gug to the church
black birds? Why, Madame invited Them all 10 "A
"Iehearsal;" and the casulsts went. The niqaity,
it seems is in the real concert; but there can be no
sin in the rehearsal of the wickedness.
knot to be Uatied.-It was hoped that Louis
Napoleon after his marriage, would abandon his
despolc policy, for having got amiable wife, it
reasonably expected that he would no longer be
welded to anything Objectionable
The Force of Habit. business man Of our ac-
quantance is scrupuously in all his doings,
that whenever he pays visit he always insists upon
taking receipt.
The Reign of Accidents. The Times says, France
is no longer governed by established laws instu-
lions, but by the accidents thrown in her way In
other words, France Is governed precisely if it
were English Railway.
Different Grades Of Punishment. Ifa boy steals a
shilling, or cket.handkerchlel,he is transporled;
but il a Railway King helps himself to hundreds of
shares, or thousands OF pounds, he is simply called
upon to efund them.
TIE Press and the Empress. Several Of orr con-
temporaries appear question the felicity Of the
Emperor's marriage For ourselves, however, we
confess we canno regard them oIherwi Use than as
quite Narpy couple.
Prize (Fghfing) Joke. A distinguished pugilist
hearing that there had been some fighting al Mi.
Ian, said he didn't see how there could be mln'
without.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

Mrs. Warner, who is advertised 10 read Macbeth, in
Brnley Hail. Monday evening next, is reputed TO be
the successful mperSonator of Lady Macbeth that
has appeared since the days the great Mrs Siddons
The London Morning Chronicle, hose dramatic critic
is considered of the highest authorities in histonc
questions, says ofthis celebrated tragedieune
"The strength of Mrs Warmers Lady Macbeth lay
"chefy in the last in which appears after
8 she is bereft OF reason The oppression guilt upon
" shattered intellect could hardly he made sit hea-
"vier than in This representation The fatal wreck
" mind and spirit conld not have been faithfully
"portra ed But in the earlier where she urges
" on her husband to his crimes, NJ RS. Warner exhibited
considerable energy The greeting she experienced
"was cordial in the extremo'
We trust will neglect the opportunity of lis
tening to Mrs Warner, Monday evening, in Brnley
All
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

% 1t must be very consoling and salts factory to
Governor Clifrd TO find himself gallantly backed
up By his own city and county. New Bedford, his
place OF residence, heretofore Wing, sends CoaIi-
ton delegates to the Convention aud has turned its
Wing City Government, neck and heels, out of
Office, eecing in instead, Free Soil Mayor and CO.
alition City Council. Ia Bristol County, formerly
strongly Wing, also, every town has elected Coali-
ton delegates numbering in all %, without single
Wing amongst them. Call you this, backing your
friend.
We know OF 10 position, ia which man can be
placed, more revolving to every sentiment of honor
and sefrespect, than that Of a chief Executive
Magistrate ol the State under Republican Govern.
ment, pledged to act for a party, and that party
greatly in the minority, thus setting the will Of the
majority, which should rule, at defiance. We
should suppose, when The hand was put forth to
place signature TO acts, repeating the laws
which the representatives Of the majority have
entc'ed-lsws which a majority Of the voters have
sanctioned and confirmed, and which great ma
Jor'iy Of the people still p,efer-- that palsy would
smlIe II, and that the face would be sufused with
shame at the meanness the act Can il be thai Gov
Clifford swilling to continue to violate the lundamen
tal principle of our government, and lend his aid 10
the jacobinica course which the State adminis,ra.
tion has pursued, suce it acquired its III g,uen and
i'll starred power? II is not too late, perhaps. for
him 10 eaye something Of character, by bold
and independent course, throwing of the shackles
OF party, and conforming bis action to the known
viii Of vast majority Of his fellow citizens.
The sautary lesson which The people have just
administered to him, one would suppore, might ad.
munish him Of the power Of that sovereignty, Of
which he be il, conSli'uloualy, only eservan', and
which he is AS much bound TO reepect and obey as
the humbles, individual IN The community s, TO re-
spec aud obey the CONSTITUTIONAL and legal authority
which conrosi his action. But, il be continues to
de'p'se and conemn IT, he will, when the year shall
close, to which bis brief authority is limited, eire
from h's position, mark Cor public obloquy and con
tempt, moral eye sore to the community and a
warning 10 ambitious and unprinci,led politicians
for all lime 10 cone.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

The FIRST CIGAR .-Amona a certain class of
i'll trained boys, smoking and chewing tobacco are
thought to be unquestionable requisites to all who
would be considered manly and independent. few
days ago, saw ragged, pale. faced, sorry looking
boy, about seven years old, putting what was eyi,
IDENTITY his first cigar He stood leaning against a
house, his cheeks drawn in his eyes red and waerv.
his counenance bearing the expression of nausea.
and altogether looking though he were ready TO
repent OF his foolish bargain. Several other lads, a
little older, stood around, encouI ing him. and anx
lousIy awaiting the result of the experiment Poor.
silly boy! He probably thought it was fine manly
thing he was learning, instead ola dirty disgusting
and unhealthy habit, which will prove a curse 10
him as long he lives, not broken uD. | can
hardly believe he would have endured the deathIv
nausea OF that first cigar with such MARTYR. like ma
thence, had he suspected the real nature Of the pro-
cess he was going through.
There are other boys every day going through the
same lnlllatory steps, under the same strange deIu.
sion. Some, into whose hands this book will fall.
may be exposed to the same danger TO such
would say, beware how you acquire this habit. The
use OF tobacco, whether by chewing, smoking, or
snuthng, is both physical aud a moral evil II is
only evil, and evil continually. The most skilful
physicians in the world have testified to its danger
Gus effects upon the system. The most eminent men
IN the various other walks Of life, -clergymen and
teachers judges and lawyers, men of literature art
science and morals,- have denounced the use of to-
bacco as one Of the greatest evils Of the day. Ii
would be difficult to find candid and we.infrmed
man, who would seriously deny this position, SO
"ell.eslablished islhc iact.-Boy's Gum Guide.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
ZOE ONTNG. IN

ThOusm0s of Parents who use VcImifuge composed
OF Castor OH, Caiomel a c no. aware, thai while
they appear 10 benz fit the patient, they actually lay
ing the foundations tor series Diseases such as sal
iyatioD loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will he found he advertisement Of
Bobensach's Medicines, winch eask the attention Of
all directly Interested in their ell their Chit
dren's health In Liver complaints, and all dsord, RS
arising nom hose n bilious ype you should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobtnsacks Liver Pills
o. " Be not dsceiUed," but for Hobensack's
Worm syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has
the Signature o. The Proprietor, }. N HOBENSACK,
none else genuine.
l.. r. LAZELL, Z. II. MARSH, and d SCOTT
Jr Agents for Worcester
novl3 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
nENTISTRY

From the Report OF the Committee on Dentistry al e
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
st" the case presented by O. F Haris, of Voices
ter, the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND IN
QUALIFIED praise both for the ence of the mate
rial the naturauess and decacy of color, the perfect
carving of the teeth and Also for the superiority OF the
plate work. and the strength and perfect fitting of the
teeth TO it,
In view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
the first premium OF
silver NJ e all,
for the specimens presented
Having increased facilities for the manufacture Of
Teeth, me subscriber prepared t. furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth, o superior quality both to strength
and lie like appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling. aud ali Other oPel
atoms The Teeth.
Tooth Brushes alsn, Tooth Powders, and WASH su
perior articles, may be had OF O. F HARRIS,
1853 Main street. nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

TERRIBLE Picture OF SUFFERNG.-In
letter TO the Gaena Advertiser, written from Ore
gon, the su6crings of an emgrant party are briefly
given, which make up sad picture Of western adj
venture;
Cd G. Morrison. Of farewell county, arrived
safely in Oregon. Their teams gave Out, 500 miles
THIS side OF their destination. They lett their oxen.
aud those who had families, and started down Lewis
river the beds Of their wagons; and ont of tNen.
~ young men Iho so emba ked, only lonr ever GOT
ashore alive, so rapid was the stream, and 80 fuli of
rocks. The four having escaped, started through
an nnlnhablied country, with but little Pr ovsion and
lew clothes. They arrived at the settlement at as:,
after passing through trials aud dangers beyond the
power tongue or pen TO describe"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

de Montijo had made but a sorry marriage after
all.".
Ga the other hand, the Paris correspondent Of
the New York Commercial says
"A better aud more worthy tone is perceptible
in the public mind, in regard to the Empress
She rides out every day from three 10 FIVE, and
the four exits from the palace are all left open,
that the people may not know through which she
is TO pass A DIVISION of the crowd is thus effect
ed She speaks English and French vernacular-
", although Spanish is her native language.-
The relations 10 be maintained by her toward her
mother are not fully understood She has not left
Paris. and yet she has been at none of the ieles
given to her daughter She has appeared in pub
lie only once since the mauiage--at the opening
Of the legislative session."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
Shrewsbury Town OGicers.

VIM II. Knowlion, Moderato,.
Job e. Stone. ToDa Cirk
Selectmep-Wm II. KnowIton, Levi j. Hemen-
way, Erastus Wheelotk, Thomas Rice, John w.
Barton.
Asssssors-Benjamin Maynard, Josiah G. Stone,
Seth w. Hove.
Tleasure-Lorenzo MAYNARD.
Ooerseas Of the Poor-Charles C. Green Joseph
Temple. Thomas R. Norcross.
School Comuaatee-Nathan w. Williams, VIM r.
Bagne, Amarish Harlow.
Constablss- lila n Rice, Henry IL Flint.
Delegate 10 The Convention WIN H. Knowlton,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
woroestsr County.

We make the folio wing additions and correc-
tons to our list of Delegates for this County
The total of 81 towns, is 81 Reformers, Wings,
and Dana to hear from.
Athol-Lyman NJ. Hapgood.
Philipston-Jason Goulding, whig
Princeton--Otis II. Wood
Royaiston- Rufus Bullock, wing.
Sturbridge-M. Warner.
Gardner-I.. Haywood
Sterling-Samvel Houyhton, wing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

You've MEMS RHETORICAL SOCIETY. The
exhibitions Of the above society which took place in
the City Hall on Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings,
were highly credlable to the members. A goody
number of our ciiizens present both evenings,
and took much interest in the recitations and dra.
matte representations, which were conducted with
much ability and spirit and which were frequently
applauded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

Snow HUNDRED FFLT DEEP!-The St.
Louis lnieigrncef publishes letter from an over
land eDigraul 10 California, which gives feaifll
account Of a tremendous snow storm ia the noun.
iaus, near Carson Valley. On what il called the
Second summit, the writer says he caught bold Of
the tops Of pine trees, and was confident they we're
one hundred feet in height This il AN item that
TO The Pacific, through the South Pass. Rails buried
in sn)w hundred feet deep would stand little
chaace of being uncovered by any scIaper yet ~.
ventpd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
Town Oalcersin SUTTON.

LeBaron Putnam, Moduator Oliver Hall, T5wn
Cl1k.
Seiectmea go L. Caron Putnam, Lewis Burnap, Her
vey Dpdgr, b l.. Bachelor, Solomon Slavery.
Assessors-liorace leland, Sylvester Slbey, Dam
ieI Hubbard.
Con tabtes--Simeon Keith, Leonard F. Everett.
Tteasur0 an Coliect0r-Slneon Keith.
Delegate to Communion Caie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

g$- We learn from friend, that the reported
death Of the children Of the Hon. ~ p Banks, Jr,
Is IN part Incorrect fine lille fellow OF f,e years,
who was known 10 The fiends Of his family, by the
name oil Daisy" died on Saturday. little girl Of
one year. lies III Of the scarleiiua, but hopes are en-.
,e',al"ea That she vii recover. The report copied
M inc mes, arose from the fact that the Sun of a
sister Of Mrs Banks, residing in the Gmil,. diea
nearly 10 the same lime wnh "Daisy, :" and both
were buried tugeiher-- Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

70 The State Temperance Convention will be
held to-day in the Melodeon, Boston, at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj. The railroad fares to and from Boston are
reduced one half, TO accommodate those who wish
to be present from the country. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher Of Brooklyn is expected TO be present, and
TO address The meeting in the evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

AIfVNA ESUN q NU., EXpress fOrWafdeTs, hnvn
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly on the
Belfast Banking Company Belfast, Ireland or any of
isbraches are ready 10 draw Checks on the above
Company, from 6 to 10000
The advantage of sending TO friends abroad a Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals must be clearly
obvious.
Bills of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates,
for passages from Liverpool TO New York, Boston
furnished at this office. s. V. r. HICKCOX, Agent,
ie8 DIFF Waldo Block. Main street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10

WEDNESDAY,, March, 8.
Dennis Tomra, lor committing an assault and bat
terry upon the person Of Lawrence Casey, was
brought up before the Court, when Mr. Casey agreed
stop proceedings il bis compauriot, Dennis, would
pay the costs of prosecution Mr. Tonra paid the
So. 35 with aacrity, and was dismissed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
MnIer,s Onetntion

for flHng Teeth OverENpOsed Nerves.
Jhis operation, original with The subscriber, has
been performed by him, during twoand half years,
nearly three hundred imss, with u loss Of tooth
only so far as known Also, 10y several distinguished
Dentists, HON he instructed more lhan tvo years ago
who have been emnenlly successful b. no ,ther
method Of treatment heret fore in use, can so many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed 5. z. MILLER,
dec1I