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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

TARTAR on HE TEEru.-lullions Of
human teeth are annually lost in this
country from the effects of u cause the
removal of which : as simple and certain
as that of eVtinguishing th5 blaze OF q
common lamp. This remedy is with the
individual and not with the dentist. The
people Of this country viii never have
good teeth generally, until they learn to
rely upon themselves for the means of
prsrcafiRz decay rather than on the aid
OF dental operations 10 repair the mischief
after it has occurred. With Young per
sons especially, this suggestion should
never be lost sight Of As an almost uni
versal rule, by far the most important and
m a vast proportion Of cases the only
course necessary 10 insure good teeth. IS
secping tRem ciecnsei bv proper means.
In THIS sentiment every scientific and OK
per.enceo practitioner Will fully concur.
10 viii be replied, /" come have good teeth
who never use the brush True. but an
infinitely greater number would have good
teeth and retain them 10 a late period Of
ate saoIlj they do 50. who otherwise pre-
maiurely lose them.
The difference Is merely this. with
~omo individuals little or no tartar is do.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

4 LII peIsons are hereby notified not to
: = ,respass. Mine, or dig upon the following
lands wi'h ,ut the written consent Or pe-uiss ion OF
the osFuec or agent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

G7All smclt.rs well be looked to and held ac-
countahle for any and ali Lead Mineral, or other
ores raised -,o.- oil the above described Lands,
JOHN BBACkEN, gent
Mineral Point, Sept. -, 1917. Gtr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
sIEUEEC&
10 Miners and Smcltcrs.

a LII persons are hereby notified not
"a to trespass, mine or dig upon the
following Lands wjthou. permission from
the owner or agent:
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New-York Legislature. SPECIAL SESSION.

SENATE. ALBANY Nov. Bpm.
The motion TO reconsider the vote on the final
passage OF the bill relative TO the General Fund
! Debt was rejected SO the bill was sent TO the
House.
Progress was made on bill TO pay Gen. Storms
for extra services to the State.
The Committee OF the Whole struck out all al
ter the enac,ing clause OF the bill repeating the
law prohibiting the circulation of notes of foreign
banks. The question Of agreeing to the report
ives laid on the table
The Senate having refused to reconsider the
vote passing the bill relative TO the General Fund
. Debt, IT is passed.
= The enacting clause was struck out Of the bill
repeating the law prohibiting the circulation OF the
bills OF foreign banks.
The bill authorsing L. s. stocks to be used as
4. basis for crcula ting notes was taken up.
Mr. SPENCER opposed the bill was in favor Of
the pc rsonal liability of stockholders. and the pay
ment of all the capital increase OF contribu-
tons TO the Safety Fund The bin was not dis
posed Of .,-r,.n,
Memorial Of Isaac Adriance of n. Y. against the
passage of the Assessment bill now before the
House Memorial of Common Council of New
York for extension OF Broadway, formation OF
Park, &c.
The third reading of bills was dispensed with
for want OF quorum.
Resolution of thanks to Gems Scott, Worth and
Taylor and the New-York Regiment were agreed
to-6Ttol.
The bill appropriating $4,000 to bring back the
bodies Of the New-Yorkers slain in Mexico was
called up. The Speaker moved TO insert s225 GOO
as necessary for proper performance OF the duty
Mr. BLoDGRTT moved 81 500, to be assessed on
the members at $50 IS per head. TO which Mr.
Walsh suggested an amendment sppropriatlng the
amount to the widows and orphans OF the slain
This was agreed to, aud virtually kills the bill
Weather excessively cold-two inches OF snow
ON the ground. Canal open-boats arriving rapid
ly No boats cleared west to-day.
The Canal is closed at Buffalo and reported
closed at other points The weather here has been
very cold all day At Buffalo at . today nothing
had been heard Of the loss of the propeller Ph@nx
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DIED
DIED
"a. ENNA. dang hlsr Of the lste

% sunday evening. EMMA daughter OF the lsts
James Loines, aged % year.
The friends OF IN isrr v ~ invii.d n attend Der
funeral on Wednesdsy ~ o'clock At the residence Of
Der aunt srs. Buckley. No p Chrsstopherr
On the 18th inst EPHRAlM rROW. sssd IS years.
hs frienca ard GO III f-riiy fesJ-ctfuliy
Invited 10 sttend he fuu-r-l ths a-rboo1 o'clock
from MS late resi1eDce. g Lsurens Ct brooklyn
On Monday afternoon Al o'clock after shor, Illness
Mrs CHRIS TINA SPADER aged 70
her relsives and friends and those OF her sonin law
MI Geo fouDgs are respectfully invited 10 attend The
funeral services A. O'Clock this afternoon II No lp-
Springsi Her remains will be taken 10 Redington " J.
for iutermept on Wednesday morning 1T o'clock.
On Monday morning. 2eth inst FRANCES OSBORNE,
vile Of Nathaniel Eaton and second daughter OF George
Duiniuer Of Jersey City.
On Sunday morning 2s,h inst WILLIAM YURDLEY
MARTINEZ. infant son Of Antonio C. Martinez aged 6
weeks
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NOTICES.

Posr OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, November Il, ls47.
70 The Steamer Acadia will leave Boston on
Wednesday the first Of December Her mails will close at
the Office on Tuesday the JOfh inst az q P NJ Postage
on all letters be prepaid 10 Boston Letters Of half
an ounce under and each additional half
5 cents u30 III ROBERT H. NORRIS P. ".
u 10 Of o. Fan sdjourned meeting Of the Dele
the Convention Of Dele from the subordinate
Lodges, this city will be held at this Grand LodgeR0om
National Hall, Csnalst. this evening Nov. 30 At 7
o'clock precisely hear the Of the committee
pointed al the last meeting By order,
JOS. d. STEWART, Chairman.
BEs'- T. :; PESTr' Secretaries
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CITY ITEMS.

TT- Gen JAMES WILSON, the distinguished
Whis Member of Congress from New Hampshire, and
Hon gro AsHnus the able Representative Of the Sixth
Congressional District Mass arrived In town yesterday
by the steamer Nee York from New.Hsven. Senator
EuKs Of Connecticut also passenger by the Sound
boat They are on their way to Washington. Another
of the New.Hsmpshire Delegation, not content with
voting for the Annexation Of Texas TO himself
this morning Of the tsirest Of sprnehelds pride
and starts Immediately for Washington, even under
thee clrcumstances to vote for LocoFoco Speaker
and Clerk Hon. DANIEL RuMsxY of this State, 10 also
among the arrivals 10 town for Washington. Mr. HARD
ING dls,ia gushed artist from Springfield, Macs 10 at
the A.tor House, on bic way to Washington, where be
spends the coming Winter.
HY The churches, in connection with the Third
Presby,ery Of New.York, united Sabbath evening In
seonmunjon service 10 the Mercerst Church. The
occasion wa, one Of peculiar solemniy and interest
The exercises were conducted by Rev. Drs Robinson
and Skinner. and Rev Messrs Knox. Cary, Burchsrd'
Roosevelt Haynes and Smith.
Hour CaAScEp.-It will be seen by an adver'
usement in another column that the steamer Empire
lesves for Albany this evening at .srs o'clock
EY- Public attention is invited to notice among
ship Owners In regard to Health Tax &c.
VYRoLEAS CoScKRT--We are pleased 70 hear
,hs, the Hauser Family have concluded stay with
for short time longer, and viii sford another OPP
portupity of listening to their delightful wsrbling
"wednesday evening ct the Society Library
SUDDEN DIATH-Among the notices under ths
obituary head In this paper Saturday afternoon was
thar Of the death of Mr. Apologize, the proprietor OF
large lob printing oee ia Annst which occurred very
a. odenly on Friday night The writer OF 70" pas
sr. M Ia early life wss very Intimate win h'' APPiv
ss,s sut had not seen him tor more than year unsn
Hedp, EBAY Afternoon last when he met nun ~ ".
street "a the Of conversation remsiH US U.s.
Tim. had ,est gently with the writer called iorta tno
rs.nop,e tpsi we began feel % years were ss'no
,pa UPON u.s. which Mr.. Apologize immedisiey sns~oi
ed by SAVING, yes we both fast Fastening oV"n
ward 10 the tsvs We thought nothing oil these woros
a, he time put the tone and feeling with wnien 'nsy
wers uttered 90 different from the ordinary msnuoi OF
the speaker would justly Us In entertaining 'ne
opinion ~thst coming events do indeed, someu"e'
rsst their shadows before and that there was pre-
nopition 10 his mind Of that sad event which followed
In brief sixty hours from the time oil this fonssrs~
don The Illness Of Mr.. Apologize, We unoernAn1.$ss
congestion Of the lungs, and was Of only lev no1i'
Continuance. lSon'Ho
CAsExKRx sHAwLs.-The best place In New
York 10 buy handsome Cashmere Shawl at reasons
be price, is At Kensst, & Wbeelers 81 Cstberine'-
nsir sssortnsst and their prices cannot DO esas'
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SPLENDID GrrT-BOoK.

N APPLETON co. 80 Broadway, have jest pub
~. lished-
THE PARALLELS or OUR LORD-Richly Illuminated
with Appropriate borders printed coors ard in black
and gold square syo In massive carved binding IN the
style Of the 18Th century. Price - 50.
This $ certainly Of the most superb specimens Of
typography ard binding which have emansted from the
tesming establishment Of the Msssrs Appleton. 10 i
perfect imitation. in all respects, OF illuminated m.nu-
script which al have heard Of but few indeed have had
opportunity Of seeing curicstes Of this kind
DOLLY 10 be found in the most comprehensive libraries, and
these looked upon the gems Of the collection -
The art Of ILLUMINATING is Of great antiquity, and
hourshed long before printing had rendered books OF com
parav.y Easy acquisition. IL appears from Horace W,l
poles Anecdotes Of printing in England that AZ long
COZ, Ewenius Ewsin certainly an illumninator Of
Mss. in that country
The gorgeous little volume before executed with
such skill that IL is extremely difficult 10 realize that L IL
wholly written with the pen, while the marginal and
other uumlnsons elaborate limitations Of those wheh
rendered tbs works they sncieuty bestowed upon
presents ~ for royalty and which royalty alone was in
fact able 10 procure.
Not the least surprising after touching this york it.
wonderful cheapness How IL can be published with all It's
splendid embellishments for the price Of three dollars and
fifty IL than sth0m. The binding alone
would appear 70 be worth the money All who desire 70
enrich their Libraries With magnificent evidence Of the
progress Of art in this country should avail themselves OF
the opportunity offered them and place 10 niche
appropriated TO Itself copy Of the Scripture Parabes
n29 2tis Richmond Times.
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MONUMENT TO SILAs WRIGHT.-We have been
shown a design Of a monument to Silss Wright offered
by Mr. Flsnely OF this City 70 the Committee OF the
people of ST. Lawrence County, appointed 10 superin
tend the erection Of monument 10 the late Governor
Wright The people Of that County some OF our read
may know taking measures Tor raising Inonn
ment to his memory, an object In which men OF ootn
political parties there tske deep Interest
The design consists of pedestal on which rests ssr
cophagus and the ssrcophsgus in turn supports pillar
on which stands the statute Of Governor Wright On
the bsse beside sarcophsgus stand aegorcs figures
of Justice sad liberty The hight of the monument 10 to
be about thirty feet, and the column ia about twenty
eight inches in diameter The design has the recon-
mendaton Of simplicity, and monument constructed
according to II would It strikes us be an impressive one
Eve Post
" The weather is gloomy and cold, with a fair
prospect of snow Al Buffalo snow had fallen on sat
urday TO the depth Of six eight inches, and at Aca
considerable snow fell the same day. The tops OF
tbs on the western trsin which arrived here on
Saturday afternoon white with snow.
ALBANY Argus Nov. 49,
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

=. ,aekstskip admiral, for HsVre-w IN Winchester
T., ar~s,on. nj Witts, Curtis and lady. H Roberta
~, yo,S, * Csuaslst Washington Goster snd friend
49, Zspt Madame Roqeile, sod infant, Paris Mr.
ThOrnton and lady, OF Ensand' Washington Phnsy Of
saSs Margaret Eys.. for Lsndsn.psvd P.talle Mr.
Wright NewYork; W ThoTne 400 ~ 80 1s
S Sm. c.osds' M Perry and hr Perry Jr mOnue'a
Charlie. Scott and Miss Scott Ns~fGIs 49,, I'm
~. lss' oSSon. Charles osls sad Robert Gardner
West Ipdies
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oII.IrARY LAND WARRANTS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS are associated with long
established and responsible agency IN lseonsn wac
lor.ts Land Warrants In the Mineral District Of that
rtoy and irs vicinity after personal nation Of
he lands Much Of the public land VI that lefrtoy mas
bs r..er,.d from saleon Of rs supposed min
ara. chaacter-untl within few months past 9ut . no~
IN .rket and furnishes excellent opportunity tor 10
v-stmeut No part Of the Union incre1ses IN popl aton
tb Greater rapidty and the value Of 2nd IL enhanced
in preuoron These selections will be made eithsr for
-, RODGERS WOODMAN,
a ir,sodi,- Att'y+atLaw 50 Wall-st. up stairs
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CHFisrr's MIysrRtLs-Among the numerous
smu'eue n:, In the CITY 70 one scems e attract more
power'ulj han Ctsiy's Ministries. Nab; after risht
Mechanics Hall 10 crowded TO excess, although they
have been p rformiUg nesry nine weeks In their Pc
ensr line they certainly excel and they never fail to
delight their audiences ard convulse them with side
sPhuing laughter Iais week 500 by the bill. some
new features are introduced into the performances
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New-York Cattle Market.-MoNoA'

fBy cur own Reporterl
At Markst-l 100 Beef Cstue 600 Southern tbs TO-
msinder from this stae) 60 Cows snd Calves and $500
Sheep and Lambs.
Be,f Canle-There a much smaller number on
sale the past week than have recorded for three
months past which has had good influence upon
prices now quoted q, from so to so per cwt as in
quality Shippers have been in the market snd taken
10, of abou, so head for export to Bermuda About $50
LETT over.
Cows and Calues come In more freely, and meeia
ready sale at from s22 s45 few extra reported
as high as 500
Shtrp and Lambs are In better request At somewhstp
proved prices sheep brought 25 to , 75d4 %. and
Lambs al 81 az %. An sold.
Hay-sales 1t Sc TO 81 cts per cwt
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For sales Of Stocks &c. see Fourth Page
TUESDAY P. NJ.
The downward tendency continues In the Stock
market and prices dropped egsn to-day Morris fell
/ per cent; Harlem I Reading !, and Treasury Notes
under par There can DO DO improvement for some
time TO come DO permanent the stringeney 10 the
money market, the nesr approach OF the meeting oil
Congress and general want Of confidence, must prevent
anything Ike rse In stocks particularly those OF at
fancy character The market 10 kept alive principally
by the bulls end bears who put prices up or down ss
beat suits their interests Outside operators are very
few and shy.
The old Board of rokers have set good exam
pe 70 the charitable public of NewYork by voting de-
nation Of $500 for the Relief Of the poor 500 for the
Prison Association and 500 to the Ladies' Home Tor the
Friendless.
There is good demand for Sterling Exchange
and from appearances pretty much all the good bills In
the make, will be taken up during the day.
The news per next Steamer is looked for with
considerable anxiety Opinions as to Its tone are vari-
Gus and conflicting and consequently check op stou''
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
called for On insslment of $50 per share on the scrip
stock, pay able 2ith December next.
The following were the shipments OF specie
from this Port during the past week
shin Hottineuer Liverpool .----..--. Sl3st4O
Stesmer New-York Hsvre.-----.---.- 20yoO
Ship Admiral, Hsvre. He4I
Ship Margaret Evsns, London 5000
Total. s43sl37
The Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore has declared
dividend Of "a per cent for the la't months the ia
tspsco Bank of Maryland has declared dividend oil -
per cent for the last months.
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CONTAMINATED ]

To The Editors Of The Trt5uNs;
GEsrs-Allow US through the medium Of your
paper to call the attention Of DESTROYS of learning
the French Language" 10 the advertisement Of Prof.
d Lsgroix, In TO dsy's 7ribim1
Having Ourselves been under the tuition Of Prof l..
We most heartily recommend him So every way
worthy Of patronage. His method Of instruction h.
essentially the ssme that successfully pursued by
the celebrated Prof Church.
He 10 gentemAnly In his department and we are as
sured needs but 10 be known obtain the confidence
and favor OF the public for hs whole hear, IL devotsdy
engaged In his profession.
Mes,rs John c White, las Chsmbersst II. W. Law,
IL Park plsoe James strnger, 222 Broadway John
Thomson, 10 Aston House; Miss Ormsby II Park place
Rc,0. York Nor 80, 1917.
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CLOTHING, &C.

AT DEkIINS WHOLESALE AND
INC WAREHOUSE,
No. % JOHS-sr cor % NASSAU,
yNlLL Be FOUND the largest aud most elegant stock
w Of WINTER CLOTHING In the city, comprising
1900 garments IN part ~ follows 49,
Pilot Lonskn and fsarnought Ovsrcoats from - 10 sf
Super Csnsda Cloth aud Asphsltum do 3 20 %
Brown, olive and bsc Cloth do 20 II.
Black brown aud olive Cloth Sacks, . . 70 10
Black Dress Goats and FrOcs Coats, TO 10.
Cashmere Cloth, &C Pants, 10
Nes;s 10 all variety 70 o.
Also over 1000 pieces Cloths Beavers, Twesds Pilots,
CasimsFes Vesnss, &c sc. 70 make 70 order In style
IN any city In the Union and all on thu cheap
and economical plan N -
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
al t,oi.so3D NV DANIEL 4 J. DFvLTN