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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-06-25

BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN RANDOLPH.--A
~ few copies of Mr.. Sawyer's life of John Ran
dolph are left for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
Bookstore, Pa. Av. near 9th street.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

5PkcIMEss WASrzD-H \. TEssEr Esq, @
,adison. in behalf OF the Regents o. the Wiscan-
IN University, has issued circular, soliciting spec
mems for the purpose of Cabinet Of the State
University, which shall represent the Geology and
Mineralosy OF Wisconsin All kinds are asked
or, such found in abundance in this vicini-
v and we have no doubt, many of our readers
will be ready and willing to furnish such they
posses for the purpose Of supplying the State with
A Cabinet that VIII be superior 10 any in the Uni
on. The various kinds of carbonate of Lead. pure
ore zinc, dry bone. black jack. fossils, &c. &c
viii be thankfully received, The precise locality
where found, together with the donors name. should
accompany each specimen. report which viii
be made to the next Legislature. We say to all.
send along your specimens.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

circumstance more wonderful still. the
; am itself NAV be rem we'd, NAV be clr
way down to the Orpus cuitsunl. with
ut destroying life The animal lives and
Performs all lis functions, which are nee
ssary To- simple vitality. bat no longer
'tS a mini; it cannot think or feel; it re-
l'lrcs that the food should be pushed into
: stomrch; once there, il is digesled.
nd the animal will even thrive and grow
at. We infer, therefore, that the part of
he brain, the convoln'i rs, Is simply in
t@ndef for the eX rcise of the intellectual
ficnItles, whether Of the low degree calle.i
instInct, or exalted kind bestowed on man
: ne gift of reason.- Wagan on the QUA
nv Of the MinI.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

BUSINESS Mans ALMANAC FoR 1S50.-This
useful annual has already been received 1t is pub
Iished by '. B. PALMER. Tribune buildings New
York. \ glance at It's contents is sufficient TO
convince any business man that it is just the kind
Of document to be placed in every counting room
In addition TO the usual astronomical calculations,
it contains a vast amount of u-eful information
uFon many subjects not to be found elsewhere, all
OF which has been condensed into Ga pages The
price IS l23 cents for single copy, or one dollar
per dozen. We hope to see many copies of this
valuable Almanac circulated in tn, Mining region
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

SOMETHING RIcH.-We received r few
BAYS since, as present from JosrrH VAN
METER Esq. as fine specimen Of the porker
family rs our eyes have rested upon for
many day; which, together with TURKEY
fdat fortunately came within our reach, enn-
ojed US 10 fare as sumptuously for short
time. a. often falls to the LOT of man of Let
tiers. Mr.. V. viii accept the thanks and re
celve the best wishes of every department Of
our establishment.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
THE TOW r.R CHAPEL

Ooe of most elnqu' nj passages O.
idraulev'S History Is hat 10 which
iescribes st. Pcter's Chapel, IN the Tow
r where so many ilhr>trious victims ol
English tyranny lie buried. The para
graph occnrs in the closing part of IA
.rcnunt Of the execution Of the unhapp,
Duke of Monmouth:
The head and body were in a coffi
covered with black velvet. and were Iai,.
privately under the communion table Of
S. Peters Chapel 10 the Tower With
IN four years the pavement of the chan
eel was again disturb. q. aad hard bv the
remains Of Jellries. lh truth here is no
>adder spot on arfh than that little Gene
terry. Denth is there associated. not -
IN Westminster Abbey and St pauI>
with genius and virtue, with public vpnc-
ration and with imp rishahl, reu0wn !:
not. as in our hnmblfst churches and
church wards. with everything that Is
most endearing IN SOC al and domestic
chafItfcS, with whatever Is darkest in hu-
man destiny. with savage triumph Of i'm
p!a cabe enemies, with the INCONSISTENCY,
ingrntituda and cow"r ice of friends. with
all the miseries o. fallen greatness and of
b4ighted fame.
Tai her have been carried through sue
c"sslve ages by the rud- hands of jailorS
without one mourner following. the bict-
ding relics of mn who had been captains
Of armies. the leaders of parties, the ora
cles of Senate, and the ornaments Of
courts. Thlther was borne, before the
window whara Jane Grey was pri wing.
, NJ maaglai corpse of GuiIro Daddy -
Edward revmpur; Duke Of Somerset, and
protector of the realm. rpposrs there bs
The brother whom ne murdered. Their.
has meIlieted away tn ha.dless trunk
II joan Fisher, bishop Of Rochester and
CARDINAL of 81. VIalis. man worthy t.
Aaye lived ia a better apo, and 10 hav
died IN n better cause. There are LAID
john Daily. Duke "f Northumberland
lord High admiral, a9d 'rhos, Cromwell.
Elrl OF Essex. Lurd High Fl a-ur.
faerc too j. another Ess X, on whom ma
rure aud fortune had lrvishrd ii Their
bnuntieS in vain, and whom valar. grace.
TeHiu, ruyH! .1vtr, pJpIlH applau~., con
aciyd Ia an ILa"mU.uu~ DION. =
lar oil sleep two rhI f q '',s great hnsr-,.
AZ Il 'vaej, Gam e. soIti D ike ot' No.
rolk, and Plliip. ei veusn Earl Of trIn-
tal. Here and there amoag the thics
graves OF unq liet aud t~plriag ~tltesmen,
lie more delicate s,stT rerS; Mlrgret o
Salisbury, the s-taf ,ha n-o "a .t.a- .t
t'If.aG"" {. :r. g.-. fHa ..-s s...-
va ..ert~l B.. - rt. .s:.t. @t< ID Il 70
~. IA WI, taa ii~s wi,l winch tins
lust OF II rnpra mingled"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
New York. Nov. IA

The Hcrnld has the fo'Iorng from its
Washington correspondent who had per.
sonal interview with Mr. Clayton. 1t relates
TO the further policy of the cabinet The
general policy will Be in keeping with the
views Of the Alison letter.
The Administration will not dictate to
congress any particular measures, throwing
NE responsibility on Congress of the rejpc-
non or passing OF all measures on the Tariff.
hey have already agreed on this course -
1t IS understood that the Wing party Will
Tr"poSe a steady Increase Of duties Oh Corn.
&c
They will show the fault Of the present
system and leave the remedy with the repre-
sentalives of rhe people.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

GA meeting Of the board of Direct
ors of the Milwaukee, Galena & Chicago
Telegraph Co, held at GAINESVILLE on the 10Th
'nst, Col. s. w. HoTcHKIss, was elected
President, rice JoHN A. BowMAS. resigned.
We have now sumo hopes that this line Will
become effective. With the indomitabIe
perseverance and practical knowledge IF Cot
II. tins company viii be like TO regain its
standing in the public confidence. aud answer
tie Object OF its construction IN subscribing
TIE interests of community We have al
'sady some intlmations of the Coloners de-
termination, and all we have to say is, go
Rehabilitation .7rgus.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

One of the most inconceivabIe things
in the nature of the braun Is, that the or
gan of senslti"n should Its-lf BE-, insensi-
BE TO cut the brain gives no phi ). vet
~ the brain alone resides the power o.
feeling pain in any other part of the BODY
If the nerve whic1 leads from it to the in
lured part be divided, II becomes instant
~ unconscious Of suffering. IL Is only
by communication with the BRAIN that
any kind Of sensation i produced, vet the
organ itself is inseDsblc. But there isa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

DEATH FROM A SLIGHT COLD-By neglect
ING those salutary precautions which common
sense Dictates, many very many. fall victims TO
their lmprudeHce We have seen the young bride
blooming as It were as the bird Of Paradise. the
far flower Of hope the pride Of her father and the
Joy o! her mother-her cheek flushed with antci-
pations, and her eye beamng with the soir expires
sion Of love-the CAV dreams OF Le dancing on
ner iancY with the rich and variegated TINS o. the
r tl"bo'Fs promise. " q have seen all this chang
et-lve, the welding garment Tor a shroud and
The bTide chamber for the seVUichrc OF The dead:
and all thls from neglcrtiug a common cold
Nov before It is too late. use Dr. Rogers Lirrrros
aud Tar. which gives immediate relief. as thous-
ands OF our most intelligent families now admit OF
Its most extraordinary Cures-cures. too. Of such
remarkable character as 70 already cause the shack
les Of prejudice 10 break asunder. with scores Of
our fellow citizens
Sold by the Agent only.
Sold b.. T. RoIoIc Mineral Point.
T. Bldgley. PltteviHe.
Davis Evans Doigcville
Mineral Point. Nov I'D 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

SOMETHING NV --3n american Steamer
10 run among the .4rdes -MrS>rs. Asuirrr. &
Galway 81 New York, are building small
IRON Steamboat to run on Lnk~ Tiicaca. u
~he"t of water 40 mills long. several thou
sard feet above the ocean. among the lofty
peaks of The Andes. near the boundaries of
Pe'u. The boat is intended 10 carry the
wool. furs, iumb"r &c, which mnv be. col
l'cien along the bake shore. TO The foot OF The
iahr, whrrr mules will br r"ady iot4ke these
articles 70 the regions Of the plains far be
Meath. The steamer Is TO be- very strongly
built Of IRON. 20 be sent to its place Of destina-
tlon IN pieces of $50 lbs each that can be
packed on the backs Of mules, and sent up to
the LAKE shore, aud there put together 1t is
% feet long, with two engines q ten horse
power each, to he W. snugly builr. and the
apparatus for repairs. &c. sent out with it.
Verify, this is something new. The Pc
ruvians must he astonished to see steam
boat among their mountain businesses, mac
cessible except to mules - Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION IN MArvE.-Rv
previous acts OF the legislature, about SSuO
personal properly, specifically named. and
nv the act OF the last session of the same DO.
ny. $50 worth of real estate. m addition. are
now exempted from attachment If the
""o'or nave no real estate. it a trader. he
may select from his stock $50 worth Of
3""dS; and thus he IS enabled 10 hold some
SI3 % worth OF property which his creditors
...HtOt reach.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

POWDER EXPLoSIoN.-At about O'Clock
this evening an explosion toos plare ~ The
magazine of Alien & rhom~na's pistol .,tr.;..
~. BY which two men named Swift aud
Sherman. We're blown to atoms and one 9th.
er man so badly wounded that he cannot sur
vIye.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

INDIAN SUMNER still continues. For six
.or seven we IS past, the weather has been
lsr more pleasant than is usual At this season
Of the year. With the exception Of few
frosty nights. and one or two chilly days, we
have had nothing yet 10 reunnd US that
Winter is approaching. If people do not pre-
pare for cold weather this SEASON before it~
approach, it viii not be because it come up
on them Unexpectedly.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
y Rs.zR' ssz;gEx.Es

AhEN Up by The subscriber living ar Pedlars
Greek. yearllng he.ler, coIored black and white
ooth lore ieet black ears and tail also black. and
a crop on the right ear. The owner is requested
10 prove property, pay charges and take her away.
JOHN PRYOR.
Pedlars Greek Nov 18TH ISAq o-s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

/ GREEL&Y ~ ruH .NArI,xAL FRt-
/ Mr.. Greeley HIS power 81 d .-.riDsig,
watch, t"r c"ucISnneSs AMI point, Is sell
.iom 'qIatl~d wien IA cho,.s e. % emoro,
At, Occasionally a p"irlcal Opponent
CONS for full ,ntrc. ana what j.
thrn IL u,>aid.It - of Il tie CONSEQUENCE.
20 alI Lok al tins picture of a WING
hiung liberty man, and see If il can ID.
improved:
We b,Ii vc hirn Political Jeati', rs
JH~nIts IRE c"mm"nit ropr. ntcd.) ,,si
f craft and ,ubtirtv, and more sohcitnu~
Tor the prosl ration Of the wing party.
tnln for the preservation of Free Soil.
We believe he habI;uaiIy presents the at
ut de AMI ruling sentiment concerning
Slavery of the Two great parties respect
vely IN such manner as to create an
pCEpetuat1 uatalr and unjust impressions
~ the minds Of his readers We behevr
he IS just the man 10 proclaim himself a
champion of No Slavery Extension. am
vocItcratc ''Prrish all cvasiuns. all com
promises while he j. PLAYING into fh,.
naudS OF the cXirnSIoHi~t~,and sacrificing
freedom ~ New II xico to preserve hi~
consistency IN CdliIornin, an reslarr
LDcofoco asccndtucv in the Unioa. A..
therefore, we shall not in fact he aston
'shed nor startled At any move he NAV
make, calculated TO serve his left ha dcd
dies, we shall certainly not aft ct 10 be
mi we entreat him To stand "a little on
ceremony with uS We esteem nothing
extraordinary in his columns, Hhi h l.
calculated To advance the interests OF
Loco:nc ism"
As an individual portrait, we shall not
tempt new sitting, bat for a general
picture, the following from the Vermont
Patriot, not inaptlv exhibits the greater
portion of the artj-slrvery press.
''lt has been pIinlul to tie friends Of
rational liberty at the North, to witness
the fortnous threads which the Era has
arliuly spun, within the past few weeks
III commenting on the Political m we
mcnts of parties At the North. If
politician who all his life has been >teepeA
IN the worst kind of p-o-Saverv Lncvfn-
coisrn but bieathas of Free Democracy.
when coalition i talked Of FIR d'faatlnu
W3iggorv, the delight oC the Era knows
no bouldS, ani tt s,raiIntwav goes IT,
pralSlng tn" nob"rrSs aui ou'-Spo.ipu
manliness nf tn Lpcofoco. who's, mind /
i suddraIv filed wi.n natre Of slavery /
a. h.s prJ~pa 81 poltical SPOTS brighten I
Bat let whII utter he ntIm .ufs of /
his heart the sober realty OF hts m J. /
slavery convictions. the sincerity Of which J
ne has we'll tested Dv v"atS of experience
voting ALWAYS wnrn IN the state nr
National Legislature, on the SIDE of free
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
20 EN- Ep

BY the subscriber residing in the town Of yyaId-
wick, on the first day OF Nov, a pale red COW
between and years old, short tail. two white
spots on her back. Also black and white wear.
ing HeIler- the owners are requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
THOS RALLY
aldWIcN, Nov. l9. 1919 - 3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

No SLAVERY ~ CALIFoRNIA-We learn by a
Geographic dispatch from New 0rles ans TO Chica-
90. that the Convention to form state Con-'.:,i-
ton for California have pro, ijed that erv shall
for ever br prohibited IN the state, and 'h45 Ne
sroes shall not be allowed 10 come within lis
nnnn4s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

A NEW COUNTERFEiT. -Cnunterfeit one
dollar bills on the Ripley branch Of the
State Bauk Ohio, exceedingly well execu-
ted. are IN circulation. The red impression
on the back is genuine, and the best. if not
the only distinguishing mark Is that in the
counterfeitt the star or ar ola az the end of the
bar enclosing the words State Bank Of O:Iio.'
Is set in the centre of square block, which
Is not the case with the genuine.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

The Rock County B. d ger, which has heretofore
been filed with Locofoco slang says that
the election is over, we hope to be able TO make
our paper more interesting 10 our readers
Judging from the result of the election in Rock
Co, we presume the Badger will be far more ac-
ceptabs TO its readers filled with an agreeable
variety of literary and news matter, as is promised
hereafter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

Coop \ wS.-Mr. WhittIesry, the frs
na'pirotrr OF the Treasury. has refused
n ow ~ the account If tn S creiary of ia
u >. senate $40 900 ior milage Ia members
OF thai bo " II was paid by The Secretary
or the Sprcial session which was called 10 ac'
"a Gen. Taylor's nominations. Nota mem
.'rr LEFT the city, as the called session com
'nrnced the day after the close OF 'hr regular
me. but II was found convenient To claim anc
receive pay for travel TO their homes and
back again. The charge 0f our 5 tutors for
me regular session was over $50 each, and
we have no reason 10 think they made the
imaginary travel any less thRn the real lou'-
neY, aud consequently another $500 Was
slipped INTO their pockets, in addition to heir
% per diem. The New York Tribune
states that the practice was intr< iuced ty the
present Secretary. Mr.. DIckers. with the
sanction of Mr.. Dallas. and that only three
'nemners IN the present instance refused 10
receive thu double pay. We should liked to
have seen larger number exhibit the homes
~ and mauliness of refusal to participate
~ so uujuSilfithle swiudle. but the t@mpta
ton was too strong. and We are ind -bted To
purely wing administration for correction
ut tins monstr"us abuse.
II Is stated that when the account of Mr..
Dickens was presented to Mr.. Whittlesay,
he gave this item full d-librra'ion. AID was
nt oo'"inn that il ought not TO be allowed
JanesUiHe Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
AwFuL,-The CIenrsp,iog CSId) Sentinel

AWFuL,-I ne Cifarspt Nd J Sentinel
of Saturday. says:
A young man named Cox, who was work
'ng IN a lock on the seven mile hnffom. din
ring the colt days of last week, bpcHrns
somewhat provoked by lie cold. and pre
sunptuously exclaimed. He wished he was
within the gates Of he'll, that he would be
our al ms cold world in five minutes
afterwards portion of the surrou adine rocks
aud earth fell in upon him killing him in
stantiy- What an awful warning to BIAS
phemers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

II The following communication has Just been
received from Nir. J. T. Wooster wholesale drug
gist, NorwuiS, Huron County. Ohio The all CT
ed viii please read and Judge for themselves.
NoRw4LK. March Isl. 1912
John D. Park-Delr >ir-IIaving been af7Ir+-
ed with the Liver Complaint for about eight years
while living in Elyria IN this state. ] had become
50 low and eml lated. that was obliged 10 leave
nv business entirely 10 my brother, and was adv-
sell to travel and try what benefit it would have
on me. | started and Nas gone rom home about
four months. bar experienced no relief whatever
AMI was finally advised bv some OF nv friends TO
try WrsTARs BALsAW oy Win CHEnRY. which |
commenced using. 70 NV own surprise after us
n@ two bottles was completely restored TO health
which has continued up 10 this day without any
symptoms Of the old complaint OF any sickness OF
any other kind. | seni YOU this. that Won NAV
make use of it as you deem fit. knowing as do
that the Bllsam saved my lie when all other rem
edies had failed
Yours. &c. JOHN f. WOOSTER.
Druggist Norwal5. Huron county
Sold by, T. RoiolC, Mineral Point,
+. BldgleY Paueville,
Evans Dtvis Doigevle,
Mineral Point, Nov 23i. 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

I. : Treasury -Fhr net anrCur in the
treasury. aHd several Repositories. subject 10
draft on he Isl OF November, MAS s. ST. 35.
The amount II treasury notes at the same
date. SIS $3.50 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
NOTICE..

The Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned IS this dav dissolved bv mutual con
sent All business heretofore commenced and re
mining unfinished will be attended to until closed
BY both members Of the old Firm All persons
.nleb;ed 10 the firm Of Eaton & Cotbren are re-
gHeSted 10 come forward and settle Immediately
Either Mr. Eaton OF ,Ir Co.hren, IS authorized
TO settle the atf4irs of the Firm
EATON & COTH3EN.
FARLEY EATON.
NJ NJ COFHREN
10 NOV 2ist. 1912. 3w7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

THANKsGIvING.-Goy. DEWEY has recon-
mended Thursday the 29th inst. as a day Of
Thanksgiving ana Payer. We h pe it will
be generally observed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

A young man named Henry Rupiper was
killed IN Milw rukee on Tuesday last hy
St"nA thrown through bar room window
which hit bum on the head. Four royydles
are IN CUSTODY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

HARVARD UNivER>IVY numbers ST stu
d-nlS tins war, being 70 over lasr spH>ou-
. th"S' there ar. 81 law students l27 med
1cRi II divinity. 35 science, and resident
graduates.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

lost OF kIors--ihe sum Of s43S.23O. has
seen Iaio from the county Treasury Of Philadel-
PIMA since 1886 for the suppression of Riots
sAno'l'er sum viii probably soon be drawn from
me same source, IN consequence Of the riots on
.he night Of the late election.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
s. ERs We. RPE

TAME 10 the stable of the subscriber. at Lind
- en-, on Monday the 18th inst. a small sized
Gray Mare supposed to be or yoa-s old She
IS shod all round, and has a small black spot on
me lett shoulder. The owner is requested to call
prove property, Pay charges and take her away.
JAMES GLANYILLE
Linden Nov. 16,h. 1912. 9v-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
AlreGKhtp

i--a ~ IS t., .C-.oa ct 'he Court
-hat tie above nu.ed le.e5aa-, Alfred hIhhc. is
not resi- cut OF this state. bur is nonresident
defendant il Is therefore. on motion Of T. b Wash
burne 50. Solicitor ior the sad complainant
Ordered hy the Court that tie said defendant do
appear ami Tle,o answer OF dcmur 10 the said
complaluaUr- bill oi complaint herein on OF before
tie first Monday in the month OF March next. or
IN default tLeTeo that sand b be taken as COMES
-ed and il Is further ordered that said complain
ant do cause copy Of Tins order TO be published
at least once IN each week for six weeks success
Nely 10 the isconsin Tribune, a public News
paper published lt Mineral Point in the county OF
Iowa and >tate Of Wisconsin the first insertion
in said Newspaper 10 be within twenty DAYS from
and after the da,a OF th5s order. Gwen under my
hand, at Chambers tEis 24th day OF October A D.
1919.
MORTIMER NJ. JACKSON,
Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit OF the
State Of Wisconsin.
\ true Copy.
Attest, sam. G. Bugh Clerk Circuit Court,
La Farctte Co Wisconsin.
Ilempstcd I, Nashhurre. sol for Complt. 5 6w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

Thirteen Italian priests have escaped from
the prisons OF the lnquisition at Rome
They were confined Tor political offences
merely.