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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION-Ts

"
Farm formerly owned and occupied by 0ILBEkt
HOLMES, Esq, deceased, Situated on thu Riserro<,
three miles north Of the village OF Newburgh 0rnn
County, N.Y. Will be- sold at Auction, ct tho Oraf
Hotel, NewbuIsb, on THURSDAY, March :, 1854 al
o'clock, AN This Farm contains ~ acres OF very pro
ductye Land all highly cultivated well fenced and ss1
watered and will be sold in three parcels foilOws va
Frst-8i acres, which ia new brick Mansion iisus,
beautifully situated, containing Is finished rooms -
built by tbs proprietor for his occupancy, and
handsome, convenient residence Also, large new btl
Granary Wagon-house two good Wells &c afEe, has
Apple Orchard and great variety OF young Fruit Tres
Near the house high ground, Is failing sprnt
Water, which at trifDz cost, could be condpssd 70 a.
parts OF the DIV cling, a. II now IA 10 the barn.
second-The old Family Homestead, cOnta ming u sfs
situated south OF the above and separated from
public road. II has on it comfortable DwelnLb sn.
Out Houses, Fruit, &c, being in all respects nnns
Farm in itself
Tlird-3O acres east OF the road and fronting the hT
sion commanding an unsurpassed view OF tbs HsdA
River and afording most inviting building site
Terms. One-hslf two-thlrds OF the purchase nesy
may remain on Bond and Mortgage for term or ysn
Title indispuable. Possession will be given On ne ="
day OF April next - - .,
fneuire OF MACFARLIN 4 MERRITT, No. w.
or No. Nassau-st, New-York; LEWIS w fOgM
Newburgh, or CHARLES w. HOLMES, Middle hs2A
of the subscriber, In the village Of Sing Sing rr
chsseTs are invited 10 view the premses-Nsvbnh' -
q. 1883 NJ. DC. CRAWFORD, Eaecstd
STEPHEN c. PARMESTER, Auctionee
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WILLIAM IRVING & Co. Auctionefs, VII

WILLIAM IRVING 4 Co, Aucti0nefs, VI
w cell at auction THIS DAY, Saturday. 1ee y
icy o'clock, at No. IL West l3thst 5h-sv, 81 tae
nituIe contained In the above house consisting Of Is
Velvet Carpets, Lace Curtains Pier Glasses, Oh fas.
Sewing do covered in hair cloth do in red plush LCgoS
marble top center Tables, Pier Tables Mantle cssa -
Ornaments, including general assortment Of be'..
Furniture. Also large assortment Of Kitchen Fmn'H"'
with which the sale will commence.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE-A vALUBLE PRO

N PERTY at AUCTI0N-Locate IN the Village OF u
ster Town Of SauEe rites, lister Co ~ Il eonssIhs 9,
Stnye Dwelling Hon a ard Out Buildings and three or four
vacant Building Lots The said property VIII De sod on
the 18th February, inst, at one O'Clock T. VI te rN-
change House. kept BY ?. Poland, IN said village Az Ga-
{. n. HUMMEL,
Assixnees of Elias Woodruff
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OTEIcE or THE TsUsTEEs OF The WABASH ANp ERfEl
Canal, No. y WALst, NEw-YoRK, Feb. p, 1883
NOllCE.-Ihe Certificates OF Special Stock
for the Fanded Interest, from lst Jan, 1871 LAT
Jan 1883 he Preferred and Deferred Indiana Wabash
and Enc Canal Stocks viii be ready for delivery AZ this Of
nee ard after the 18th March next.
CHARLES BUTLER Prrst Board of Trlstees.
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ONE HUNDRED TUNs COPPER ORE

- . DRAPER will sell anerOn on TUESDAY
slec al toe NerchGnS Exchange az Ia o'clock IO1
topper Pyntes Of about 50 per in rchnsss sor
sce1Lt o. he North CsTons Copper Co. Some 90 ar N
On day 0fss-e A-'"A
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ITO CONTRACTORS. = Sealed propo,als

YO CONTRACTORS. - Sealed proposals
Il viii be received for building the THIRD-Ay. RAIL
ROAD from the south q the Pax and Broad
way % the corner Of the dsv ahd sst in accordance
with the plans md specific alton wcs may be seen at the
Once Of EDWIN SMITH Esq, Engineer and Surveyor
No. Tryoa--ow. Contractors Will the prce for
building the entire Road with and also without the Iron
and sso the peTod Of TINS within WHICH the Road will be
built
Contractors vii also be required 70 furnish GOOD ADD sui
hcient security ito b. named then mattel for the Der.
Torrance Of the WORK Estimates VII b. received at the
Ofhce Of the Company No. III Bowery, until Friday
March 4 1853, st o'sock p. NJ
B.-Ihe Company reserve the rght 70 reject any 81
al OF the proposals deemed 70 the Of the Com.
pany. GEORGE CAPLIS sesretary
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New AUCTION and coMMIssIoy

- bhANCh MCCONNELL
A@N'ioHEEAs AID GENERAL COMMISSION nERcHASrs
r.. -. 10, ll3 Fulton e. New-York
.,e =, y over ther services TO the Public for the
c ~ reAE rIASo-FO2rEs, PAINTINGS and MER.
general at their Sales Roosns- consisnraents
.hey solicit and upon which they prepared 70
Gu, door se.es generally References:
"isssss J" a. r. CAkY Co., PArrIsos, ADAMS l. Co
n :. IHoRP, PHELPsA kISGHAs,
Or. J. sADLlER l. Co. HUDSON 4 SMITH
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CFNTRAL BANK.-The third aud final in
~ stalrent upon subscriptions to the Capital Stock OF
this Bank required to be paid THURSDAY the third
day Of March next az the Banking Rooms No 80 Cham
berss BY order OF the Board-NewYork, Feb %, 1883.
WALTER OAKLBY, Cashier.
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JAMES CcLE, Aactioreey
NO s. CoIJlMBlAST RpOov,

NO. g. COLUMBlA-ST., BROOpr ~,
IN HlGHTS, running lhrOash TO Purrn.s-, :, III
COLE vii sell ., section ca TUESDAY, N..A ~
a. Y oeost a. the p MsIs ..s Exchange Ss~ Ts,i \,
No s. CoavNsis-sI.-Ab so~n stone trunt Ho,. 4.
IN the mos substantial maEer about year -, ~
Mtssrs. Clover Mason, under the dir-ctioa 81 ~
King and helurn, Architects expressly kF the ev,-Ss
ard occurai,on; - finished IL the best manner -
msrtle. srsses sldinscoSrs otnanentsi eosnisss Nd 10
finished nsiGe shutters. ouslce ssh Baconf - ~
serNatery IN the TraT - rpletr With 81 the ms.- VI
yenienoes srcb gss. hot and cold wafor bath, 70
furnaces with registers IN the ihTd story. Coz.ss
roous, besides { large uumoeT Cf PAntFcs he NJ.
lesins from the wAsh-rOOn and W4sereo-ss ke - -
nver. o., 80
Cellar; Is 3 feet inches BY IS feet ~
Can bs seen 81 any ume.
The store On FuFInan-s, is bat IN the most g As,.
manner four stories hish the Srcen 81 he sppsf 90
Turs over this store) Is D fret inches By % fes
ceased tor $50 per snuum 70 sood tenaat rae l.;
tact inches en- each street, BY IS, ieet deep
There Is no Nuisance eetweeE tbs property and n.
The view trom this property = not sarp.sssc }, a, :
the United States embracing the City OF Newyosk 81,
AID Governors Islands, tie saors VI NewJsnsy ,sl a.
TSsss-Two tii1is Of the purchase nOOey ras, ,,r,,
MAS aay Be eSslned at the Offices Of the Assso,...
Nos IS Fgoo-st Brooklyn, AID W Allst. New YSst ~
HI LFEps ( Co. Ancticneer
On MONDAY, February -, at Ma 20,
~ Broadway, opposite N.blo's, all the sock Of w..
Cordials Llqucrs, Ae. sc with the eafares 49,
tns, &C SC. Wines a.eiIs, Sherry, Port kc 80
quality and rare vintage Clarets CSstesRx LA6,, 90
teAux Marx aux anc Ia Rose. Burgundy N:res--R.'s
Chsmbertin Hsrmtage, Cote Rot, Clos De Vo1ssTs n,
mare Coute Pomald la CssSsHerpfitAse Posnarl T,v.
Corpas Liquors &c-Cognac. aud r c. 4 Co. Rs,ua,.'
Holsnd GIN, Muscai, SC, Se IN all seoo' 100 dosea "a "a
ties and II casks Also the entire fixture. cons s,
Counties Desks Measures BottAns Apparstas and ~,
piete sssortnt ~ Of utensils suitable for merrs
The above VINES &c. &c with the nNnfes' wt poxcvsi
be sold without reserve nr account OF whom nav a.,
Germ.
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Upon the statement the Board Of Trustees sAve
the declared dividend of - per cent on the amount
Of earned premiums OF the ending the th day OF jan
uary 1855 for which certificates Will b Issued and after
DE seth day CT March also dividend OF per cent
on the certificates Of s4S ss and 1880 PAYABLE cash
and after the 2st dAy of February Instant Feb
'-~S - MORRIS
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DANK OF TIE UNITED STATES

ID TRUSTEES OTFtcE, No. 10 Walnut-st No. IS,
up ,taIrs-NOTICE.-1here remains the hands OF the
Trustees the following amounts which sppear be due
the perons named the list being for unclaimed Dividends
made favor Of notehoders and depostors the Bank Of
the United States Parties claiming under this notice will
BE- required produce the certificate receipt furnished
them by the Trustees $ Goddard, Secretary when the
rrala
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NOTICE of DIssOLUTI0N.-The hn' o q
AuGnsTrs FULLER, Of Cevellnd, TaEoDsosa II,
BENSON AID cHAs B WILLIAMS Of s' sSssss'Ysd, :
ard HENRY A. DENIsON, OF the cify Fiji rR ~
sets 10 The AFFAIR." Of said 6rn and % saihsn - H.
the hrs's name in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New
1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

WETMORE, ROBERT & Co, Stock Note
and Exchange Brosez Dealers IN Specie AZ co..
Dsst, Celt,senul Bsnk Bg!ldss No. ia 49, axe ""e
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TopartnersbiY.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE;mWs. ) I 70.
" TIL, Dsx ,5u,itted EDWARD d. JONES "s
GUSTUs WATERMAN a Partners 10 our ngInr CO
New-yofk. FEB g. 1853 CYRUS W. IbkD---
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ALFRED OGDEN, President
HENRY HOLDREGE, Viee-President.
r. {. MoRRIs, Secretary.
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Clothing, ST.

DRAKE, FASHIONABLE HATrES 10
~ 9Bowery, will introduce the Spring Style o. os"'
mems Hats Saturday February ~ ISSl
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Juo. Just, ferryu.
VIM, Bulsrd l4Ferry.st
Jonathan Thorne, 10 Ferry-st
Apson Laphsm, q Ferys.
J. T.. Buckley, p ferry-st
Thons. Fraser Brother, So Feny-s
IA. }. BROOKE t6 Ferry-st
Jas Rees ~ ferry.st.
III. NJ Warren, IS ferry-st.
s. Rockwell 4 Co, n ferry-s
MenlioTd 4 Cary, 302 Pesrlst
Gillespie a Steadwell 2Ss Pesrl-st-
g. y. Eyeison 4 Co, 20 PeaIl-st-
Edward Godfrey A Sons, s9 Pearl-x
Waterbury, Middleton a Co, Sol Peasl..t
Gerard Hopkins 50 Fery-st
Tory Schultz, 81 Ferry-st
Vim. ksmbel, s. Fery.st
4. II Ely, 81 FeTy.st.
John ClsTte, ~ Eouyst.
A. h. BrAhe Co, = ferry-st-
John X. Bowie L Co, Is FerTy-st.
Jas II. Smith, . ferry-st.
James kerfigsk SON, Ferry-st.
Spencer Phelps, 10 froni-st y. Y.
Jas Montgomery, Jr.
PsttesOn, Adams Co, Lea Front-s.
Henry s~ift & Co 10 front-st
Cartwright, Harrison 4 Co, Ill Frontst
DAYTON, Sprasne a Co. lG7 frooi-st
r. II. 4 J q lshAn, lCS fronta.
WsriweN, kuowlton Co. ~ PrOnt-a
Williamson, Mum 4 Co. ~ Froni-st
Harper 4 Co ~ Front-st
Nm II Pupham. IS FTOut-N-
W. HSxtun, IS frsnt-st.
Ludlan 4 Peasants, S. fronist
J. Howard Wells L Co, 100 Water-st.
Simeon d Skillin, lQl WAter-st-
Roberto Williams " Water o..
Chss. Storm, Is Waters.
Esrtsnis Co, BY J; r. Hsuail,on. ATTY =, vs.,
Blackwell 4 BUR. 81 Wsfer-st. -
NJ. V. Bsrts IS Wster-s-
Evans A CAruAn. S. Nsser-sf.
Hotehkiss Fenner Co; 81 Watsr-sI
u. T. LaErlAn 4 Co, ~ Wste--sL
II. StSrkweafher IS WAferst
Afwnssr Milford Co 81 Natsr-st
X. A. Townsend, IS Wsters-
Georse w. Atwood. AZ Water-st-
Charles NJ. Conne'ly, ~ Wster-st.
Burger, Hurlbst Co " Nsisr-x
n X. DAVIS, - Water-st
John Fowler 4 Tslmase, 50 NzeE-st
Mesds a Co. Al Wafer-st-
James MeAIley, 80 Ns,eI-st-
NelveItou Fellows. G. Ws,er-st
Wisners Philips. 81 Wster-st
Plume Lancnt. 70 Wstcr-st.
Blllt NArch- ~ Nsterst-
A. WeOdrus s. Sobin-on. "a Fro1est
WoodpErt 81. Cnumwel, IL Front-st.
B. y. Leos,4rd i Co. ~ Waters
A. A, BUtteT6eld 81 PeArl-s,-
soathwor,h, SlAnson Co. 5Coentc$ssp
}. W. c. Fiost, 20 Wstersr-
uRols NaDdeTvoort, s. Naferst
shedding johnson. 81 Wsfer.st
Jehn q. NosburEh Son, 81 Ws,er-
W. Wilh&zns, s. and SIS wat-r-ss
Vars Alvord 4 CO. - Ws,erst
I. W. Reeve. 50 WAte-sL
yewett Harrison Co. . Waters
toEpsiEs Co, = Wa,srss
Geo G. >Aator. . WatsE-,t
Jno. Plstt, Is Wstsr.u
h. Brown. - VS. ter-st
heaEy SAson. - wAser>ss
Wa N. Wilson. 3 Wafrr~st
lsln A Bldwel, II Wseer-st.
William < Foster, lse Dsvizon-s
John Il. Powies. li2 West Sixteruth.s
Fuller keliogg. IL Ws.erG
Cornell 4 Hobbs. Is w.,er>st
T. l. u X. DeWolf IS Waters.
COT CuEkzks "A MStsr-xf
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sYaPTn5Is - DsEAsE

Should not be disregarded They unerrng indca-
tIons that tbs vital functions q nature have been inter
rupted in their healhff action, aud that serious evils
must inevitably follow, unless The system be again
right by the timely use II proper remedies.
tP Bear in mind, that nature is endeavorng TO
eIpei disease whenit in vades the animal economy and
only needs the some genial restorative
thorough, Jet mild in it, sction-hat VIII give
the system, and BLooD-which is the pria
epIs Of life.
GUYSOTTS YELLOW DOCK AID sARSAPARJLLA.
As purifier OF the blood. Of the system,
and supporter and prserver Of the powers of fet has
no equal. Take it. ih first indication that disease Is
upon you, aud you vii perhaps weeks ant months
Of sickness and suffering.
" see advertisement. 4n7
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MILWAUKEE
" EEkLY SENTINEL
PRAsPECTUs FOR 1859.

IHE Proprie,ors OF the Sentinel. grateful for
past and present tavoEs, and DESTROYS Of incTeas-
ing their already large circulation throughout the
State take this method Of inviting attention 10
their WEEKLY paper The year 1888 cannot
fail TO be OF stirring interest in the affairs of the
World, both al home and abroad. The Sentinel
we believe, has fairly earned a reputation second
TO none for obtaining and publishing early and re
liable information on all subjects OF general in
rerest 70 lis readers No pains OF expense will
be spared 10 maintain this reputation. TWEEN
TI-ElGHT COLUMNS of reading matter, orig
NAL and selected, vii lie given each week of such
a character as should make the paper a welcome
visitor at the place Of business the fre-sde of
every citizen OF Wisconsin
Inasmuch as one OF the leading events Of the
year will be the ExHIHITIoN ar the New York
CRYSTAL PALACE. K j. our intention to have such
correspondence from there as VIII present the
best possible picture of is vast collection 10
those who cannot personally visit the spot.
We have male arrangements for regular cor
respondeEce I'D California from our former asso-
clate, w. j. A. FCLLER, who holds the pen OF a
eady writer.
Our regular New York Correspondent VIII con
inue his valuable contributions.
a carefully prepared SUMMARY OF THE MAR
EETs. giving 1He quot stions Of the day previous
to the Issue OF the paper, with other matters Of
interest TO farmers and country merchants.
The Sentinel is Wing in politics. and in that
faith devoted to Home Labor and the develop
ment of Home Resources. The result of the
election has not at all impaired its rust in those
principles or is hope for better day coming for
American Labor
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AR SEkEaN EENE3IEEE
T'nIs extraordinary preparation is ootouy sufea
To- I'll the iini nruts and Continents now before ia
81 lhe mot learned ol the Medical Faculty lts wfd
spread celebrity has brought oHt host articles In i'm
itian OF a. with all sorts Of names but none ~ ibr
~ gin - compare win tbs superior old establishes
F3R TIE NEFUoUs SYSTEM
L operates Ike charm soh1g down theluast vinlen
Ni-aPs. 1Ra THROAT AND BREASTS
speedily causes the dss5p ton OF any possibility o
matter ernEEg ln the parts and brings about regala
g r..tNi 4 ~ FAlPITATItsS. BRUISES q SWELI.NGS
y cases Of Rapturad Muscles and Fsadous, It's over
rag revastFe aad healing qualities cause paris jou-
behind IN Bruises sU Seliues operates on the
cipie OF counter irrtant aud anodvne, relieving n,
WE KyEss, PALSY. SPINAL DISEASES.
lttsa '-imnant Importing tone ahd yigJr The whole
FOR RHEUMATISM,
orany other inauatUry condition Of the muscular SIS
tenn chronic stiffness Of the same IL stands at the rv
aead Of ell the remedies offered the pubic, and
POISONOUS REPTILES, g..
For bites Of poisonous snakes, it may be confidently
rsiled On 2 prompt and eieetual remedy aching
cArsilc and sI'eciHc IN such hitherto fatal cases
For hblaius, Burns, Old sores, Corns, Warts, Ery-
sipplas- Crou Nervous Headache, sure Ewes even 10
partial blindness, its effects are astonishing.
The great ad VANTAGE this article possesses over
er remedies IS it, brief operation the system cures
4eNE Il IS the most certain remedy in existence. and
rs sold cheaper than any other medicine in use we
ieaessy assert that this great Arab remedy viii do
more good ior lees money than any other linment or
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
IT'S effects equally siNng saiutary in Syeerv IL
has no @gua being iBtaIibe cure also i'm Polo Fsil
Big Head FIs ula SPAWN, Calls ruses Scratches
"Ounds,uo matter how bad sore Eyes even 10 blindness
diseases. 'o'
C0UN E8FEETS, COUNTER FETFS,
Beware of Base Counterfeit called r. G. FarrelI's
Nrtnsn 1nnen5 rms snurious articlei sold By
As FaTres Linment t. those no are not careful to
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13

DUREEC NOTICE is hereby given that al per
II are foTbi tdeu 70 traspass, mine dig upon
any Of the following named lands, Without my periz
sion
East half and half the north quarter Of
zion Thirty Five, Tow nsp Xix Range Three east lying
east Of DOdgevilie in lhIs rounty.
And furthermore, forbid any and al persons from
buyiEg removing any lez1 or other from said
lands without ny wriJ-en perm ssi,n
JAMES A. PLAT.
Mineral Point JuIy 18Th. iz52. Is4spar
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RUFUS KING & CO
DAILY AND WEEKLY
ARGUS AND DEMOCRAT.

1.-THE Oldest Paper ia the Interior of u scaasla.l
The Proprie-ors. approaching tae necessity OF
a Newspaper ar tho Capital of our State. that
should be reliable as "a medium for news and cor
rect political Information. have spared no pans
and -hruuE from no responsibility 81 cost 70 meet
the wishes and just expectations Of the people 81
the entire state.
The immediate future IS full or great events
whlcu are fast developing Cuba and Mexico, 10
saw nothing o. other geographical divisions, are
now osclIaunE between two diplomatic magnets
To the most powerful of which they viii finally
attach themselves. These questions and their
concomitauts will occupy the attention Of the
Press, and cannot fai. TO awaken the most lively
interest in the American public for some Tune to
come.
A sufficient history OF the doiHCs of Congress,
embracing all things which would be OF interest
10 the general reader viii be given. A complete
Summary Of Legislative Proceedings
viii Lc given by the Argus and Democrat, by
faithful and competent Reporters
The Pr07riarors are making such arrangements
as will insure not only the earliest Hclrs. bat thro
a number of faithful Correspondents IN various
parts of The STATE to give such local intelligence
as will be of the greatest importance 10 our cItl-
zens.
Tsrnss-IavariabIy n Advance.
Daily Argus and Democrat, per year S4,l1
Do do do six months. o.75
In Clubs OF ten OF more TO one Office, -
As we shall keep no books of credit. no paper
will be sent from the office until the amount sub
scribed for Is paid Al the expiration Of said
time unless continuance is asked by further pay
ger-. the paper wiz be forthwith discontinued.
/ ~ Waosoeyer ,iII take the trouble 10 procure
MS club 81 ten OF more. and forward the money,
1 shall receive a copy extra fer their pains
i AS we have no in-imatloa that cur political or
tloloyv has been Questioned We shall NOT trouble
the reader by defining our position: but ask all
i good Democrats Wings or Free Sellers who want
a good. -Iue-l.ue Democratic paper from the Cap
ital of Wisconsin 20 send rs their 80. and ask
/ tacir friends 20 DO likewise.
JOB DEPARTMENT
| We wish to cali the attention Of business men
70 our unsurpassed facilities for Job Printing OF
/ every descrinton Anything ia the following
catalogue may be obtained al the office Of the Ar
gus and Democrats good Is the best and as cheap
/ as the cheapest. viz
/ Mammoth posters. any Pamphlets, cheap by
| size. the thousand.
Hard Bills, with large Sociery's Bylaws.
cuts IS desired, Ball Tickets,
show Bills school Tickets,
/ Circulars. Blanks OF every de-
Cards by the pack or scr9rIou
th1usI-d Blank Boozs
Books Of every descrip Bdtdaads.
1 tIon Bills ct Ladlug.
Bank Checks &c, &c, &c
+. Having q steam. power press and SIX hand
F.. presses besides hay.n- Just ordered new engine
i and another power press ana an immense Gaan.l
~ OF othp- material. we may safely promise oul
customers that Iaesf work Vsll he Well done, don.
{ IN due season, and at fair rates.
BROWN * CARPENTER.
Na5.s.3. IIIs--ssssi.
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StraYed or Stolen,

IRON the subscriber the Goth of September last
Il dark bay horse WIN small star IN tEe forehead,
and small white spot The right jaw, black main and
tail and black feet said horse old, stand
between IS aud II hands high, and fine bOoded ami
NAL Any person, returning said horse to the sub
scriber, giving Information whore he he foErd.
shal be liberalIy rewarded. CHARLES WEST.
-Four miles north Of Mineral Point, Oct 4tn, 49,
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E.EArE OF JAMES BL0UmEK.

state of Wisconsin, lows County.
ISAAC F. MESSM ORE has fled in the Probate Office.
IpeIiJi1n praynE Administration upon the Fstate Of
James Bloomer late of Gaena, Illinois, deceased Nc
hereby given to an persons interested. ilal
hearing viii be had upon me said petition al obste
Term of the oguty Court "a be held st hz Probate or
Gee in said County, the -lh d4y February
FARLEY EATON
Dated January 5-h 1853. 3W1E
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CHEANCERX SAFE.

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r.,l... 60 4 -. r. We.
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\ = --s-sos s'feI 81 'Hal Oy virtue OF an
= ''osi 0 ia 'i o-Iaiteiy al special
t.l y. .- ~ S'l' NgoI' OF iowa county >tale OF
cousin. mace ana gH.eTea ~ SAID Court on
W. II Jay q :, per. 4. y. 1872, u the
7s-o cg"l + " LlIelh JOSIAH vac K
>.t. t--'-.'. '5'.' '--i 'f-.l- ana susan cray
nus we are oe'. ua-=- anu on authority therein
ven VIII sen al paauc Fcndac TO the msI-
gs' ui-l5I ioI casA ~ .'til- on Saturday the ga
aa5 o. January. A. ~ 1893, between the hours
o. = Q clock A. tl., and o.ciacE. y II Of said
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13
Notice to Miners.

4 LII persons are hereby forbid Mining. Digging ~
n othar.iss trfs-ss-5u upou the south hzIf IF ih-
northeast quarter section SIX Eve. range thFee
eas, the county oi IJ under me penalty ~ The law
WILLIAM TYREE,
EDWARD Tyler.
DodgevilIc, Nov 8, f552. 3u3pd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13
MarshaTl's Sale.

DIV virtue OF writ of Fl. Fa Issued gf ard under
ID th~ seal Of the district Court Of the gnned states
for the District of Wisconsin directed again the
goods and Chass lands and teHemcuts of Francis 7.
Damn and David ~ Jones, levied upon the following
described property % wit; The North East quarter
section one d, town fOur a., range two = east living
and being IN the County Iowa, the state of |is
cousjn. which shall Npose for sale 70 Public Auction
The Franklin Huus, Mineral Point. in said County
Of Iowa. the 4gh dag Of February next 40 O'Clock
A. NJ. II. X. ELKINS, Z. 5. Marshall,
by THCs FEySoJrs, Deputy
Mineral Poiut, D,-euber 29sh, a. ID. tsJ2. 6aQe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13
STRAXEEs

ITR0N the suhscr.b =, living about = mites norh q
l. asst from Minsrs Point two lass Spring calves tue
is bun cs!f, mostly wha-a few red -rots The other
heifer calf nearly All Ri with white face Eojh
marked With slit the right Any ati1r
respecting them, iiher eff The Tribune flee or viii
the undersigned, n III be thanzfuily received.
RICHARD SANGWIN.
Nov. 24lh, 1852. ST.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13
Removal.

&EL4AAO CS1H
TIE subscriber has removed his Store 70 the Room
4 opposite the Central House, heretofore occupied b5
y heeier & CO. Tin Shop where be hopes - meet
his old customers ~ such Others g. desire cholee Gro
oeTes- ct The most reasonable prices. q. ". COBB.
Mineral Point sept. Gsh LIS 461f.
4 sale e. IJBBS.