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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
SCHOOL NOTLCE

AT regular meeting OF the Board held Get
"A IA, q. 1t was Ordered. IA It the Clerk cause
Public Nouce 10 be g.vea. that Proposals will be
received at the next meeting OF the Board for
teaching the tubLc chool OF the Corporation for
IL wee IS JAS. HUTCH ON. icrk.
M.ne.ti Point. DC 24th 1918
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

Near Mineral Point on the 7thlinst;, on the
Stage road to Galena, il bundle cqptainino la
dies apparel. The owner can have it.by pay
inc for the advertisement and describing the
articles. Aa II askst1t - 4ifA
Inquire of the Printer Nov. 1o,:t848.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

An Eco WITHIN AN .iGG.-A few Days Stree
says tie Sum- ter. :. G.. Banner, a gent.e nan
ofthis vicinity exhibited to rs quite curios-
ity, in the shape OF dn egg, about the size If
a common marble, which he lfrrned US he
hid taken f.olIs the white # a com.non sized
egg which containej efe usual NE Ab.lnes
undet the shell. e.closing n.ete.y the White
ard no yolk Its Shell was thinner tian that
Of common egg, and not smooth.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

A-vAtoEMENr. OF sooIEFY.-The Rev.
DlEiel Poor. ID. D., who has just re;arned
fa,In thir.y-three yelrs, mission totle iIlst,
in alluding 10 the large amount Of re igious
Intelligence now circulating through tie conI-
mon secular journals If the aHd said. it re-
minded him of prophetic rem rIl Of r II. III .
Giiudet, cf IIartf I'd, whea they we:e stu
dents at Andover Seminary, that the ii inc
might come. when there would be ne,vspa-
pers for the iiflsion Of eigiou5. ins tcuction.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

A G EAT II srEL.--t;incinnlfi Is a. last ID
have hotel worthy Of the Queen City. The
Burnet House is to be one third hrge- than
the Asst Heuse, New Ycrk, the b1iidiug
will cost $50 coo, 1t is bait by a co,aoa. y,
and it is expected that NJ. Co.e.nan CT tie
Astor House will beco the lessee.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
TILE nIVI.N
h!lnerill PsihI. Asl. 3. 1915.


In this place passed of IN a very quiet manner
each man e!ec;ins Lis own cand dates to ole or
and although we have be.oie cen q eat deal o.
sE!sE.ngs we must con ess that at the election on
iuestlay. there were mole sera5ehed tickets than
we eler be ore lead of for the number of otes
rolled Out OF 81 county nc -ets but ahopt fly
were regular democratic and wing. The result
n the county has been The election OF the demo-
cratic ena:or and Members OF tie Assembly. and
the most o. the wing amid fos County of GERS
We shall enleavor to keep our re ,tlers advi ed OF
;he returns as fast as shall he able to receive
hem!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
HEAVEN ON EARTH.

There are earthly Pr discs, and they are
Inhabited by earthly angels; there are places
rendered paradisicai by the angelic n1ture ef
their people. Probably the most perfect of
those Terrestrial states that constitute the heav-
ca here and give a foret7ste Cf hereafter, is
f-.nd IN that domestic CT &c where amiable
tenpers prevail. There is nothing so condu-
Give To N,ppiness in its choicest abode, the
firmly relation, as mild, patient. bearing and
,forgiving minds. 4ome be it in palace. or
''ever 50 homely," is just what we make it;
IN it is in the ability Of nearly all who have
h mes, to-render them heavens On earth.-
Says writer on domestic life-IIow sweet is
h Influence eXered by mild and sunny
disposition! Lock the fmily where there
is daughter and sister, who is kind-hearted
and cheeFful-who never suffers her angry
passions 70 rise-how much it resembles
heaven. Such 4 temper allays the bad pas
sions noctaes- harsh feelings aud sheds
glorious Influence all around. The poet
e. Eficaruus seems to consider the whole
responsibility Of making home heaven CT lis
opposite, as resting on the shoulders Of the
women. We cannot endorse quite SO boad-
an idea, bat In the following strain of his
there are certlin f4S Is indicated to which all
viii assert:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

-
" Never grow weary eflife, or wis., your
self dead. let your disccuragenen S and mis-
fortunes be VIII: t they may. Since we know
net wha the hext heus will bring f)fth, it is
better to live Gu aud see. The man who fears
tc live is NEST deficient cf courage, fer cow
ardice, net bravery, leads men to self murder.
oNFiDE IN Yoya MorHEa.-I'o the dsught-
er we should s v that no flvofite can lore you
with an affection so disihterested as vcur moth
er. Deceive her. and :. Y cur feat will slide
in due ii ne." How many thongft!ess uglit-
ers receive addresses against the wish eftaeir
parents. receive them clsndestiueiy. give their
hand in marriage, and thus die the gr4ve Of
their earthly happiness. He who would per-
suade you to deceive your parents, proves him
self. in Tint very deed, unwcrthy of your cen
fdence. If you wed him. you viii speedily
realize what you hive lost. You Will find
you We exchanged a sympathising friend,
and an able iudicicus counsellor, fer selfish,
unfee!ing companion, ever seeking his own
aecommod ton. and his own plelsure-ne-
giectlng you in health, and deserving you in
sickness. Who has net read the reverb Of
deserted parents in tie pale and melancholy
features oftha undutiftIl dough ter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
l'EE.e EIre!.

L. MILTON MAR H Agent for The A1lvvseI
Zee Mu.ul i're Insurance Company, is nrenared
to receive applications Tor Insurance or Build .ngs
or Property n lis v.c.nity. Once at the Boo1
tore.
Mineral Pom, Nov 10 1915
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
NJ trriage Is like

VI tFitt Ot- IS ike
A cast cf dice! Harry, Indeed. his Let
Who gets a gocd wife. Gre of morals pure
And witaal easy temper; but alight on
A g}dding, g ssiping. expensive jade,
And heaven deliver theei
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

WnOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE Bar,
AL Java, and Bags Mocha Coffee. sl,neTis,
article. on hand and Tor sale by
JNO. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
s'.sssasa.

1910 COFFEF-25 Sacks Rio Coffee on hand
4-ss and Cor sale by JN0. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

A CLIFTON IN DFLZwARE.--The7e is a fir
prospect # the speedy abolishsna.t f gtaVefy
III the State Ct DE eware. A laannotl Pc
tltlah t. the State Legislature, hayil5 that FIR
It's object.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
Postscript.
. OLD Eifh Is COMING"
IS Just N brlng the toIIoA
ROCKiC0UNTY.

/ a
ROCK COUNTY.
an extra from the Janesville Gazette SAYS:
: he election in this county las resulted in
the success Of the Wing County Ticket and
probably Of the Whir3Senator COLE leads
SMITH ABOUT SEVEN HUNDRED!
1t is claimed that the Van Buren, electors have
very small majority, but we are unable az
this tine t. stfte the result
Arson w Pore, wing, is elected to the 4.
Assembly from the FIRST district. q
Paul Crandall, whig, from the third district
l.. III. Page, wing. from the fourth district.
). L. Eolley, wing barnburner, from the
second district
). F. Willard, locofoco barnburner, from
fifth district.
DANE, COUNTY.
Returns from nearly all the towns indicate
that the majority for Cass in this county will
be small, if any. Smiths majority over Colo
cannot exceed fifty.
Col. Bctkin, wing, elected to the Senate.
And the Wing County Ticket.
E$ASYLVANIA.
Philadeirha ciiy aud CO. Tavlor 1000 mai.
Ere, Increase Wing maj, over Governor
:, Pittsburgh. wards, TayIor,s gain over
NEW YORK.
:. New York city. Tayl 1r 5000 mai. over both
van Bnren and Cass.
bnff"lo. wards, Taylor mai. over Cssa
l 1856: over V. b 5n6.
williamsburg, $50 Taylor nni.
Hudson $50 Taylor maj
Dutcless co. 6 townships. .386. !.
MICHIGAN.
Emmett. Cess 81 maj. ST. Joseph county
l6l for Taylor.
LATER.
pennsylvania. In seven count;es Tavlo,,z
IA Jprify over governor sos. Three counties.
CaSS gain ia
New York, farms heard from or 10 cos
SHOW a wing gain of 10 00O on last election.
hh,-ntucky. three cos Taylor aeOO maj.
Maine, large Wing gain. Wings claim
Virginia, Taylor 1885 ahead as far as heard
from.
Maryland. one dist. Taylor 81 mai.
Oaio Taylor gains over Ford in coun,i.,
lG00. o 40 IS safe for Cd Zack.
= ludiana. three co. 8 show Wbio pe;, cast
Mississippi three co s 554 gain for Tavror.
Iowa. Dubuque co. Cass 200 mai.
GTorgie' four CO.'S show Wing gain.
), Ma's;-cLusetts, indicates ro choice By tho
New Hampshire, DO.
Illinois, so fer Wigs gain. Missouri do.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

~ EOhGe ". CUoB see a. Ia. 80, 80.
~ ~ iiy Groceries ana Prov SONS, Nall, GASs
" ooen Ware, &c &c
II ~ = i, - CO:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

~ Several eases CT the Asiatic Cholera
have been reported i" London. ab cut hss.f Ct
which proved f,tai. II is bat shcrt distance
from Eondsn to New Y ork and G llclr1.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

- 49, ooi-. o. l.-.4.. ana % sai,. NV
JAQ. MILLION.
- = II Oh all kinds usually wanted IN this mar
- 0i S''-e ~ j. L. VANCE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

"a - - - --O~' - 4-43 -. sale
% bEI.Ch & ALLEY
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JNHIRTYTHREE years experience as tisth in one
the principal accounting offices of the Treasury sd
Audor's) qualified the subscriber undertake gen.
agency business at the scat OF the federal government
and OF any business with the public depart
men or before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
Of business in tie several departments and bu
reaus, knowledge OF the laws, and the prntipss esab
sed the executive departments relation
subject connected with public and
with which he has become familiar from long
in the public service affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
will directed OF claims OF char
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lies claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States examination of titles and urng patents tor
lands; OF duties remission OF fines or foreiture
under the other laws tile prosecution of claims
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The subscriber is extensively known in the city of Wash
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reference is requested, TO wit:
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ALBION X PARIS, Second do do
PETER HAsNRR, Third Auditor OF the Treasury
Gen Thomas S. JRsuP, Quart. Master General U. s. A.
Gen GEORGE GIBSON Coilnissary General Subsistence
Gen. RoaER JONES, Adutant General ,l
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Col JOSEPH G. TorTEK Chief of the Corps of Engineers
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RICHARD SMITH, esq.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
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Notice to or.d,,or. Of the late n&,-bl,e Of TEXAS.

TN accordance with Of the legislature Of the State OF
Texas 10 provide for asceraIning the debt OF the late
republic of Texas approved 10Th March, 1913, is
hereby given to all persons having claims demands for
money against the sie republic of Texas, the
same to the auditor and com poler OF public accounts
or before the second Monday in November, lsa9 they
will be postponed.
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
and comptroller, jointly TO under their seals OF OIL
ce Tor all claims presented setting forth the par value
thereof at the time the accrued the date and amount
thereoi distinguishing between the different classes OF
claims IN the following manner; First the audited
ceraned claims, such stock bonds treasury notes, mill
iary scrip any other audited claim Sec
ond all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers
authorize them to audit under the late republic of Texas
Third such claims sufficiently authenticated by
vouchers.
And il is further made the duty of the auditor and comp
troer jointly 10 to the legislature Tor final adjust
ment the whole amount and character of the public debt
ascerained according the provisions the said The
classification and rate OF payment recommended by them
TO be subject 10 the revision, amendment and
Of the legislature. JOHN M. SWlSHER, Auditor
JAMES b. SHAW, Comptroller
Austin Texas May 10, 1913 June 10 win
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Medical Department.

Medical Department.
THE annual session for 1883 VIII commences on the
last MospAy in October next vim Introductory lee
The daily lectures thereafter will be delivered In the ell
gam and commodous buildings which have been erected
the Medical Department Lombard street, few doors
east OF Hanover For medical school, arranged
npon the most ample seals they comprise every requisite
Tor the purposes of instruction.
The very extensive buildings Broadway, Balti-
more street, heretofore used by this faculty. will be retained
for hospital purposes and for the delivery OF clinical lee
The museum is entirely new and in the obsietrical de-
arnent is not surpassed by any other in The United
States.
Medical Fac.lty.
JOHN Q. 5 MoSKUR Nj. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
EDWARD FoRKMAs, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
WILLIAM T. LEONARD, M. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
WILLIAM H. SroKEs, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine, Medical Jurisprudence and Mental Diseass.
GEORGE McCooK, M D. Professor of Institutes and Prac-
tce of Surgery
GEoRGE c. M. ROBERTS, M. D. Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
THonAs f. BoSp, A. M NJ D. Professor of Therapeu-
Tics, Maeria Medca and Hygiene.
WAKEMAy BRYARLY, M ID, Demonstration of Anatomy
Naturalization So. For circulars. address
4. FOREMAN, Dean.
Sept 5-eouNov.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
JJcushtu gfOu ID. e..

THE annual of lectures will CONNIE the
first Monday in November and continue until the LIST
OF April.
THOMAS MILLER, M D., Professor Of Anatomy.
JOHN M. THOMAS, NJ D., Professor of Physiology and
Medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, M. d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
CHARLES G. PAGE, M. D., and LEONARD ID. GALE, NJ d.,
Professors of Chemistry.
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D., Professor OF Maeria Medca and
Therapeutics
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
GKArToN TYLER NJ d., Professor OF Pathology and Prac
tce OF Medicine .,l AZ .- .LI rH
Il. KING STONE, NJ d., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. d., Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
Clinical lectures twice week. with operations Cases
will be selected from The ntrmaY and public dispensaTy
Arrangements have been made for the reception in the
Urinary OF much greater number Of patients than hereto
tofore.
Fee for full course oflecures $l05
Demonstrators ticket III
week -.a u III ---.- s.-
VIM. p. JOHNSTON, M D., Dean,
Seventh, between and + streets.
Sept. 5-2awtlstNov. 1867. IS -..
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NEW MUSIC-This day received, the following ew
~ music the old established store next door TO the
new hotel corner of 18th street, which will be sold
thd less than half prcemakng it only far cents page
l..1 w. FISCHER
Look how the stars like jewels glisten.
The song OF Banch Aipen. BY Glover
Six celebrated of the fremont vocaliss
ranged for four voices.
There is a priceless gem. BY Eastman.
The Sarah Waltz BY Bohbock.
July, = beautiful waltz. BY Dister.
Clari.se Haiowe with vignette
The Bridal Belle Waltz BY Brcher.
Guida Waltz. BY Harge.
Missouri Volunteer QuIckstep.
The Hauser Grand March.
March of the Girondins.
Capt E. w. Binders Quckstep.
Melrose Polka. BY Turner.
Affection Polka BY Veerck
Priscilla Polka BY Harrge.
Louisiana Nightingale Polka
The Fancy Polka, BY B. Taylor
The Springfield Polka. BY Kleber.
Six new studies. BY Czerny
Kindred Hearts-for the guitar.
Oct 2l--3law Alex. Gaz.
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Posr ofslcE DxyAxrnuxr.

tt - Posr OfFcE DxsAsTnrsr.
DRoPoSALs FOR carrying the mail Of the United State.
from the Is, day OF January, 1879 10 the soh day OF
June, 1850 inclusive in the State Of Wisconsin, viii be
eceved office Of the Post ofkce Depart
in the city of Washington. until u Of 'he Alb of
No 4iO2 Fsom Racine, W lsconsin, by Fountain, Ives
Elkhom Deevan, Darien, Faneid, and Emerald Grove,
10 Janesyilie. 10 miles and back thIes tunes week
Arrive at GAINESVILLE same days by IL p. m
Leave GAINESVILLE every Tuesday. Thursday. and satur
Arrive at Racine days by IL p, IN.
Ertraa from The act Of Congress Of Sd March, 1885,
't tion Is.
"And be II tufho enacted Tha, it shall be the duty of
he transportation of The mats, lie, the every
the lowest bidder rendering snticen guarantees for
fahfa, performance without other reference the mode
of % thnn may be necessary provide for
the due eeTiy eufairty and security o. '1eh bs"porta
purchase out valuation, tho stock vehicles
any previous contractor for the same route
b wh ae 10 the the sn
weight of the mails, the speed called Tor IN tho schedules
horse coach convey ance, the may be- that
the viii be 10 let 10 bid proposing such mode
of conveyance. Bntif coaches necessary the
mails the will be assigned the bid that propose.
the cheapest mode OF transportation
Fus-Of bid chys change from advertisement is con-
tenIfated by the bidder
'T (or we, may e) there write the or
futJ OF lhefe STATE or resldences
hereby propose carry the mail on No. from
10 as often the advertisement requires, in the
stated in The schedules and by the following mode
conveyance 70 wi, Shere state how 1t to be conveye
Tor the annual sum OF =.
Dated
Seeond-Of guarantee TO accompany each Did.
"The undersgn (here the Of the guaran-
anior that (here insert the of
bidder of bidders the may be) IL his Cor
their) bid for carrying The mail from
be accep pied by tho Postmaster General shall
obligation prior the OF January next, with good
and sufficient sureiies perform the service proposed"
c. JOHNSON
Oct 5-IaWiw
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inE UNION.


A of Congress, entitled act king appro-
"A prAons Tor the service Of the Post ohcs Department
nspoation of the mail by the Charleston, Key West,
and Havana lDo "or by other auers such other
may deem practicable and expedent" and appropriate
therefor the OF $1,000 To enable said law be pul
into operation,
lst of February lSt9 the Both June 1851
will be received Contract Office the Post Office
parment, ia the city OF Washington, until g. a. M OF the
2o day OF December lSas, to be decided the day
the routes and In the and herein specified,
viz;
No 1888 From St Augustine, by Smyrna Indian River,
San Lncie, Jupiter, Miami, Key Largo, Indian Key Key
ST Marks Apalachicoa, 81 Josephs and St. Andrews,
to Pensacola, twice month and back, in steamboats,.
Separae proposals for sections OF the above routes
follows will be considered, viz
From 81. Augustine TO Key West
From Pensacola 10 Apaachicola.
From Apalachicola 10 Tampa.
From Tampa to Key West, supplying in each case the
int mediate points.
Proposals for weekly service the above
lions of routes, will also be considered.
NOTE. ,.. ..
signed by responsible persons in the follow ing
manner, vi1i
"The under signed - guaranty that
If his bid for carrying the mail from be
legation prior to the FIRST day of february ner with good
and sufficient sueties TO perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF post
MASTER other equivalent snony that the guaranors
men properly and able make good their guaran-
The proposal should be the department sealed,
endorsed Proposals for route No $685. in Florida and
add the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combination,
and the and conditions which The contract Is TO
be made, see the last annual advertisement.
. c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington, Sept IL, 1913
Sept D-lawl2w
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