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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC LETS

Are found OF vast service cases Of COnv usOn5 Or
Fits. sPasmodic Complaint, and general AorTou-
Affections Of the Head and upper extremties Ais7
in Palsy and Paralysis. and ali diseases caused oy
deficiency OF power OF Nervous Energy IL tie LEES
other organs ~ the BODY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

From the above it viii be seen that the
edit Of this paper Is before the people
Of this Assembly District as candidate
for the Legislature. TINS is an honor
unsolicited on our part and we would far
sooner lend cur feeble a:d in support Of a
more capable man f9r the ofce. Il, how
ave-. t.e electors Of THE district shall see
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

benlamn Ripley. John Bracken.
Francis Vivian. John McNair.
John Loofborough John Milton.
lohn Newman. William Biodget.
y tiilam i.anyon. John Scott.
John James Z. $. Sprague.
AimanSon Eaton. Curtis Beech.
:, ashburne. James Maybel.
+. t. Rtedei. Thomas Anderson.
'ohn carter. w hitney Smith
homas ;. Alien. Robert Ridden.
Oie Iorson. John Love
Siias H. Please. Charles II. Cox.
lhos. Dayey. II. Schellinger.
is Vivian. Edwin Crockett
John L. Harrison. e. Nicholas.
N. ITegea. c. Whitford.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Tic Dolo<eux and Neuralgia

Az DOAOACGa anu xNCuI dASA1'
These dreadful and agouizing complaints are %
NE fiateiy TeIieUed by the application OF the GALA
BELT, NECKLACE and FLCIO- The Bert dlruses ~
Electricity through the system the Necklace "a
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon ne y
fected nerves. In these distressing sfctoas the y
pncatiOn NEVER FAILS.
&C. Many hundred Certificates from all paris n =.
country of the most extraordinary character c@1 =
given, If required
f77- No trouble or inconvenience attends tAe -
of DR. CHRTSTIES G.7LV.4NTC .4RIItLE.
and they may be by the most feeble and Cen,
with perfect ease and safety. In many cases uS -
sation attending their is highty P!eefaA, y,
agreeable They can be sent 10 any Paft q
country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two DOllaTs
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar bS'-
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
To- The articles are accompanied by full ana =.
directions Pamphlets with full particulars a''
sad Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION
GO E-aOere Of Co,t>rfsits and Worfhiss' IH''.-''
D. Q. MOREHEAD, M d
GENERA AGENT FOR THE UNITED 49,
I32 Broadway, New foi
For sale at MINERAL POINT, WE
ne authorised Agent, ,onorr.
July 22d. 1850. -. :.
WINDOW GLASS-1OO boxes, afsol'1
w from IKE to 1924. for sale po4nolF
REVISED STaTrTEs OF Wisconsin g1 nSrRr
AMI for sale AZ tae bOeA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

MlNFRsL PoNT, Oct. 26. 1850.
Doe'- Regj, Riphy, francis T-iyian, and
Others
GEHTLsNES " cur note OF this date,
requesting me 10 become a candidate for the
i-egis alive Assembly, in place Of VIM. Ian
yon' who declines the nomination of the
late Wing Convention, is before me. re-
gret that Mr.. Lanyon mas felt ii his duty to
decline the nomination. also regret that
some one more capable than myself has not
been selected to iiil the vacancy; but if such
be i-e wish Of nay feIlcw-citzens, they are
Al liberty TO use my name as a candidate for
that mp rtant Office, and if elected. ] shall
endeavor to discharge its responsible duties
10 the best of my feeble ability.
Ever grateful for this unsolicited token of
your PaT'ia lily. l am, gentlemen.
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE W. BLISS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
a Derangement Of the Nervous system.

to Ia NERVOUS CONPLAISTs Drugs and
Medicines increase The disease for they weaken tie
under the Strengthening. hfegiving yItslizng Inau
ence OF GaIvanIsm, as applied by thIs beautiful ana
wonderful discovery the exhausted pstieut and s,k
ened sufferer Is restored to former health strength
elasticity and Eigor
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curativss.

consists in the fact that they and cure dsr,s
by 0utrG1d application in place Of the usual mode of
drugging. and physcldHg the patient til exhausted
Nature SINKS hoFelessly under the iuaIctioR.
They strengthen tie uh0is system rgualize ne ciYe-
s1flo Of The blood promote s Eecreous aud 1.rtT 70
he sghfes! injury sldeT cry ci4ctssasfalcs5. Sines
their introduction tie Ua.te1 States oaly tires
wears since more than
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

It appears from statement Of the Adiutant
General, dat there were enrolled, militia and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
For the Renewal and Permanent Cure Of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
DR.. CHRISTIES GALVANIC BELT
and
NJ ETC FLUID.
is used with the most perfec, and certain success
all cases Of
GENE RAJ BILITx,

Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to Tie
various organs, and invgorsting the entire system
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM.
ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOVT, EPILEPSY, LUN-
BAGO, DEAFNESS. NERN Gus IREAlORS, PAL
PiTATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, MI
RALGiA, PAINS the SIT r and CHEST LIVER
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURy-
AZURE Of the sPlNE, HIP COMPLAINT Dis
EASES OF the KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY or NERV.
Gus and PHYSICAL ENERGY. and all NERVOUS
DISEASES, winch complaints arise from oae simrls
CauSe-namely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29
Letter fssn n. =. WINS, ESQ.
MAacn q. l06O.

To rHE EDsTsa OF TINE HEaAIp:- s-
the . Sr
com promised in The "Forrset Evdencsn publrhs6 10
the Hsvsld Of to day, call for word q caution 20
Public Opinion prsssions are sometimes made even
where decisions suspended and nay brothsr's de-
ticusr line Of his pursuit makes important that he
should be sheltered from the injury which the in
pressons Of false testimony may leave the hurried
me- thsreora brsy to state the truth Of what is given
with .uoh kitchen psrvsrion In the publication Of this
On the arrival of Mr. Richard Willis from SIX years.
study Of sacred music In Gsrmany he introdu
to Mrs voorhees, the sister Of Mrs Forrest, who
feared church ohorster and teacher Of music As the
only educated man In the country Who had made the
science Of her profession the object OF spg
". grain Of 2old H was 70 remain in town Tor f..
days only There was musical instrument In my
own house and bis ano"isdss could best be communal
and where these sisters who both pshed mu
siosDs we're in the habit Of inviting and entertaining
The residence Of Mr. Forrest IL 10 far out of town,
t was tie well known custom Of the house to offer
beds to suests who stayed beyond omnibas hours Ny
views Of three evenings (not consecutive nights
stated in the evidence till it late for hin
cspted bed accordingly returning the next morning,
and giving Ms history OF bis evening, with frank
genius Of Mrs vorhs. Uns o. these o. pro
fessons nterchanges Of knowledge and friendly gym
patty my wife accompanied my brother % stated In
the evidence" The husband Of Mrs. vorhies and
other gentlemen present, and the hours passed
inperceptibly away till past midnight Owing to
or possibly to the violence Of storm
which bad meantime arisen, the carriage sent for Mrs
Willis did not wait for ker, and she obliged Inc VI
tsbly to remain till morning
IL the reader will take the trouble tn compare this
PERFECTLY true statement with the twisted polluted
accounts Of the events given Ia the evidence
mentioned he will how the most pure and simple
intercourse Of society liable to the OF vu
gar misststement; and an inference may be drawn,
also a. to the similar tuthfunsss Of the other portions
Of the testimony against Mrs. Forrest
IL not my intention to say word in this letter
upon the merits Of the to which this "svidence
belongs To the good name Of absent brother
who, in moral conduct is irIeproachably correct
my only object court Of Justice will slit the
testimony and better inform the public it's credit
bility on other points, But the mention Of my wfe's
name friend and vister Of Mrs Forrest makes IL
incumbent to add, that the description of Mrs.
Forests manners and style Of hospitality, which Is
given in that evidence totally at variance with oil
have and known Of that dignihed, we'll bred and
delicate hammered lady. No one, who had ever seen
her, would recognise the slightest truth probability
In the and like portrsiture which
given Of the lady We have known intimately and admi
ringly for years. Yours respectfully,
N. +. WILLIS
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RaSipSad matters.

PaSas. R,iLsoss.-ws learn from the best suthori-
ty that the statements recently brought BY Of
the psseepgsrs from the Is,hmus, In relation T. the
operations the Panama failroed, not yell found
ed. The work h In no sense suspendsd or disccn-
tnued ON the contrary, AIR. Tottsn, ~ the prin-
cps contractors Who left this city the ith Of lam
usry last, In pulsuance Of HE original ptss len Cha
grss for Casthsepa the 2pth VI February for the
purpoee Of bringing to the Isthmus the native labor,
with which he constructed the Csrthassns cassl At
the latest sdvices, Mr. Totten We In perfect health,
and his partner Mr. Trautvine, actively engaged
In the preliminary arrnpgenents necessary for CON-
meneirG the work Owing, however, To the immepse
Of passeprers the Chseres river and the
expense and difficulty of transporting materials and
provisions NJ that stream, ssd the present. high prices
Daid fer navigating u In canoes, the directors have
modified their original plan of operations, by con.
mepcipg the work ct Navy Bay on the Atlantic where
provisions may At all times be chespiy procured, In
stead CT Gofeons, which h rome thirty miles mp the
rver end this circumstsDce may very probshly have
given rice 20 the coming from the river that the
work vas susperdsd. The return Of Mr.. rottsn from
Cartbagena vas soon expected when the frst opers-
lions In contraction will be commenced Navy Bay,
with native labor and such troops the govern
Of Nev Granada nay furnish, under their contract
viththe company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

0rorefs arp rHr NASHVILLE CONVENTION Delegates
TO the Nashville Convention hare been appointed In
the following Congressional Districts viz LIST Es.
Governor George NJ Troup (dem) and James Hamilton
Cooper tvbis, with Or. w Z. psni-il and ssrte.
their respective sternstes eth. Hon. Edv. " IiIi
(whD and obadiah warner (sem.). stb. sinpson
fouche dem and Or n. v. NJ. Miller tvhis).
AnNApsss Avn rur NssHvrtLN Co-vssrros.--A meet
ing has been hela ct Van Burss aud the folio sing per-
appointed delegates 70 the Nashve Conven-
ton Wis Eli Bell Geo. W. Clarke, g. NJ Rutherford
John Rogers Jesse Turner, D. T. Duvsl, ~ A. Pryor
aud y. q. Axe.
NV H.srsurrx Etrcrrov Returns from tvo hun.
dred and eight towns Of New Hsmpshire have been
received, which give the democrssic candidate for
Governor . majority Of 900. There yet sixteen
towns 20 ~ hssrd rcm which last year caves dsno.
cratic majority Of t2e. F..
vrsNc~r arr TIVE Lraucr QrrsrroS. AT an election
recently hed IN Vermont the cepse for sslnos Ia nor
made political test. The majority sgssnst the
license vss 500.
Nsw Jsr.rv John cssssdy IL spoten of as the d.
nccrafie can di6ats for Governor Of Nev Jersey
ONO AYR Fcorrfvs stsvss.-s hill In the IIouse Of
Dsisgsses of Ohio prohibiting the snd citizens
Of thst sste nom taking any steps 20 sssst In the
eaptsre o. fugitive ssves dsfsafed the 22i inst
Hessy W. Taylor, 81 Csnsntsgus, ~ IL sHsd viIl re-
esve the sppcsnsment 10 sucySy the ps>c. Of Juirs
Nsypsrd sssssst, 10 The suPrsNs Court In the 7th
dissrfst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

The RECENT TRADES MEETNGs.-CITY TAXA
TIoN-Our columns, during the last few days, have
teemed with reports of the meetings of the trades
rates Of wages, and other matters pertaining to
their SPECIAL interest. All those meetings have
been conducted with good deal of practical sense,
and much natural tact. No attempt has been made,
except on occasion, to introduce the doctrines
and objects Of foreign socialists among the trades
people. The purpose of these meetings has been
10 ask of the employers small increase of wages,
which is rendered necessary in consequence of the
recent increase Of rents by the landlords Of this
CITY, This increase Of rents, IT seems, is justified
by the landlords, in consequence OF the enormous
axation which falls on real estate and the exemp-
ton Of the properly of many of the wealthest men
Of business, because they live elsewhere, while
they do business here, thus euding the payment of
city.
While the tradespeopIe and mechanics are in
vesiigating and consulting on their own special
affairs, we think they should look beyond the inn
mediate cause of their complaints. If they do so,
they will find that the excessive taxation in this
city, the misconduct of the Corporation, and the
inc ficency of the laws regulating taxation, have
produced wn-thrds of the e~,l. eS which they
complain. Property, probably TO the amount Of
one hundred millions Of dollars, belonging to rich
and wealthy men Of business, merchants, and
manufacturers, escapes taxation entirely, in con-
sequence Of the inefiiciency Of the laws, and the
buneling OF the Corporation. Thus the real es-
tate Is saddled with the whole OF cur vast city
expenses.
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The Webster Trial In Boston-The Close Of
the Testimony.

The defence in this extraor binary case closed
yesterday afternoon. The amount of it is, that
DR.. PaIkman was seen in the streets of Boston by
several witnesses, from thirty minutes to three
hours after the time when 1t is alleged he was
murdered In the Medical College. Testimony to
this feet will be found in columns to-day, as
u was gwen In the Court yesterday. If this evil
dence be credited by the jury, we do not see how
they ca avoid acquitting DR.. Webster. We shall
know more, however, day or to-morrow-per-
haps the verd CT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

TRUMAN SIXTH AND THE CABrMr-TRAexDY AND
FAIcE.-The long and exciting discussion on the
slavery question, which has been agtsted for over
three months past In both houses Of Congress, at
Washington, has been relieved by but few flashes
of merriment, little broad farce, or anything cal
culated to make people laugh, until the Hon.
Truman Smith, the sole representative otthe Cabi-
net in Congress, undertook to whtewash that con-
cem, by dry, old fashioned, political speech, last
ing four or five days, In the venerable hall Of eeis
lation to which he belongs II seems that, but for
the extraordinary recollection Of Mr.. Bradbury, of
Maine, and Truman Smith, of Connecticut, the
people of this country, as far as the debates of
Congress are concerned, would have hardly known
that the Cabinet existed in Washington, or that
there had been any removals or appointments by
that worthy set of men, under the administration
Of Gen. Taylor. The fact il, the Cabinet have
been utterly forgotten, either in the Importance OF
the debates in Congress, or IN the insignlficance
Of their own acts, their own position, their
own character. Truman Smith, like Old Nor
tality, has been going about the political world,
and endeavoring to lay bare those inscriptions
which actually test the existence of the Cabinet
at Washington. What is more amusing and laugh
able, is, that for the very opportunity which was
given to him to deliver his speech. he was not
indebted to the whig party, which elected General
Taylor, and from whom the Cabinet was selected,
but to the democrats-the locofocos-who had the
bowels Of compassion to give him a chance to pro-
nounce his euogy, or funeral Grafton, on the acts
of the Cabinet and to defend them from the terrible
onslaught of Mr.. Bradbury, which no one read
and no one remembers.
Never, perhaps, in the history Of this govern
ment, was there any President elected whose
Cabinet presented to the party who elected him
such insignifcance, and who were so soon forgot
ten, as the present. one. Probably their very III
significance, and the utter unconcern which the
wing party seem to possess for them, is the best
tenure by which they can hold power during the
continuance of General Taylor in the presidency.
They are looked upon as nothing-as worse than
nothIng-and no one seems TO care fig whether
they 60 out or remain, as can be easily seen by
the total indifference which the wings in Congress
entertain towards their acts, their declarations or
the developement of their policy.
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CQMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
honey mARKEY.

THURSDAY, march 2s-0 r. n
The stock market IL as chansesbls a. An April day
One fancy is up and another Is down. From IN /.
opening TO the elose, prices vary and frequently
per cent AT the rst board, to day. United state
6s, 1867, advanced 4, per cent; Erie Bonds X; Eris
Railroad, y; Long Island, stopingtou, -; Farmers
Loan, j. from the opening. Psnnsylvania SIS declined
y per cent; Norwich and Worcester, "a; New Haven
Railroad, ~ Reading Bonds, *, from the opening
Panama Railroad advanced per cent on the closing
price Of yesterday. At the second board Reading
Railroad went up u per cent Morris anal a Farmers
Loan, y; Erie Railroad, x. Harlem fell OF X.
The most buoysnt fancy stock in the list, today.
was Fsrmsrs Loan, and the weakest and most de-
pressed Was Harlem Railroad There we're large ssles
Of Farmers Loan to-day and II 10 most srsrsordinsry
to see stock net worth rush, advancing vhi,s most
others appear to be steadily settling do~n TO their
legitimate level The slight improvement realized IN
fmers Lean, to-day, is attributed to the fact that
the referees appointed to consider the question Of t,
are about announcing their dseion and IL reported
TO be in favor the company. Itsuoun,s TO nothing
ht The referees have nothinsto DO With the tis,ss
their dscison 10 not nnal end csutious .hrevd
would take real estate with Q title tainted by snv
iseslity In trsnsfsr, &c. This However has an the
eject spseulstors In Wall street want In loohi,s
round for scmethipg to give stimulus 20 the stock
marhst this referee was ana NM,
the strength Of that holders have put up prices with
the hope Of drawing In outsiders. whether they vim
be succsssfui or not, win be seen in fev days
The receipts ct the ehce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day, amounted to s5xiso; payments.
sli,ces 49, balance, $3.50 sle 81.
According to the orciai report, the amount Of ton
mage transported the Morris Canal, distu u,sh,u~
ysars vss ss annexed -
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To the Carriers or the Herald.

In eonsequeres Of recent events the proprietor Of
the New York Herald gives notice to eli his carriers
serving subscribers in this city and the
that will be allowed to serve any other journal In
conjunction with the Herald He also forbids every
carrier to sell or take money for any route and all
those carriers who pay rent to former carriers for the
privilege Of thus serving likewise forbidden to pay
any such sums. The proprietor Of the Herald alone
claims to possess the right In all these matters.
his routes and all carriers dsobeytng these directions
win be promptly dismissed from his employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

Nav ORLEArs, March ~, 1850.
The cotton market stili contiaues without change
since the receipt OF the Nisgaras news. Yestsrdsy
5000 bales sold, 1T 1o&o. 1919. for middiing In
rice, the sales are lao casks, ct % 80 o 80 o2k.
BALrrMonE, March 2s-eP.M.
The sslss Of -four to- day, 81 900 bbls. Howard
street and City Mills Of 81 s2H. Grain exhibits
change In provisions there sales OF 10000 lbs
sbouiders at 5Lc Groceries rule dull. Whiskey, In
barrels, IA quoted at 22kc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29
Marine Affairs.

srrsprp w. J. Pr.g-ThIs favorite vessel. which
len New York the 18th Of January, announced
ss about 70 call from Msrsnham on the 2tth Of Fsbru
from Captain Jessup sage" We have run. By log,
than four thousand miles In twenty days eight
Of vhich under sail only, having taken the
buckets OF the wheels, besides having three days Of
heavy southeast gase, during which little pro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

.qbsrsefrs Mcrsy from Letter -0fscer lube, Of the
Tenth vsrs yesterdsy arrested man By the name OF
Lace weed charge Of breaking the seal Of letter
directed To- George Fsrand, from which letter the
cused abstrsctcd f25 Justice Osborne csnmtted the
sccu,ed 20 priscn for further hearing.
Chorfe ~ Strfpdifrg snd Grand Larceny.--Onscers
OKeere snd Nelson arrested, yesterday, man By the
name Of Hermann Eicke, on charge Of svindling q
Mrs Antciuette yoleer. Q German veman, out Of DIR
goods ana fancy articles 20 the amount Of sJeo
search vsrrspt vss ssued By Justice Mountfort aud
number II the stolen articles we're found the pre-
Of the secuted situated ~ the Of william
spd Asp stree,s The property found Identified by
the pIssrsrt ard placed n the hands OF the police
sptbcrsies he ease vili undergo hearing in the
nespffme the secured is obtained In custody.
Mild ne Tfre fsirfs.-A black woman, called
niara Francis, sod Jcseph Smith also hash, we're
re,t.d "wednesday, By tfHccr McNspus on charge Of
robhira CID Dufehmsn By the rsme Of eteps 1aton
81 s2es " eeld The Dutcnnsr, u seems, fook 100
macy "sehsspe" " Gov Bay, and became hsf $3.50
ming TIE peksess managed 10 extract his noaey.
tss Mounteft ecnmittsd than 70 rriscn fcr trial
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eo's' -. '''' s.s'ss. ..lsabso zo<ee2 2jA3o5
Inc sndsss In is<s snountsd 10 only $500 tons
ara 1850 70 ieoSe5 u appears By this that the
busnes has steadily increased sisss the yssr ,sSs ssa
that was more than doubled IN the four yssrs s~sisg
In Deopmber isst
Wssre Informed that the subscription for Ne pre-
'esd stock proposed TO be iusd BY thls cenpsny f,r
three hundred thousand dollars for the purpose Of
building new planes, &c IL nov hllsd, End that ths
subscribers to this stock capitalists % Nee Yov
Phisdephis Washington ID. c., and New Jevssy. This
canal s doubtless very Important istsrssi inprsvs-
meat eonnectins 90 u dces the Hudssn river v>A ne
Delaware at Esstcn. and IRON Themes By the Lsnish
Canal With the coal mises Of renssylvania. whsn 10
Is rreoleeted that THE canal hes ssxhs~ssss sup-
ply q ecsl ~ one termisus ssd sn issssssus esuss6
for n 81 lie ether and that cas be brcushs shsspw
by this route tsss BY any other eth isrvs suasss
on tie line In commerce. ssrieutnrsls rc1ss>ss No.
rcs GRE and MY besi indussry ~ soss<sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

FrrSy EXCITEMENT AMONG rHs CRY WHros--
The appointment Of Dr. Doane, az Health officer,
by Governor Fish, has produced perfect eruption
amcnQ the wings Dr. Doane is denounced as
seward man, and the Governor is execrsted Tor
such an sryoinfmenf