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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
The Speakership

The Assembly Yesterday elected J. N.
SKATER, Of sheboygan, as Speaker Of
shat body. Mr.. $. is "a true and noble
Wing of the old Vermont order-!as had
much experience in Legislatures an
able man, Of pleasing manners, and pos
sesses excellent business talent. This
choice, unless we mistake Tie appearance
Of the man, VIII prove highly judicious
one, and We congratulate the Assem-
bly,, on the selection q; one 50 well worthy,
and 50 capable Of discLarging acceptably,
the duties Of So responsible a station
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Wise H>iu State Agricultural
Sci -

TUIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Wiseon-
L sin State Agricultural Society. viii be held
in the Capitol in the Village of Madison On the
evening Of Wednesday, January 2lst. 4. D. 1852.
the same being tie time fixed by the Consttu-
ton of the Society.
The Executive committee viii meet ut the Of
fee Of the Secretary, in Madison, on the evening
of Friday, january 10Th
A general attendance IF the members Of The
committee is desired, Us the annual report is to
be prepared aad other business of Importance
transacted. ERASTCS W. DbEfSY. Pres
ALBERT c. INGHAM, Secy.
Madison, December >, 1851.
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New Establishment
GEORGE ~. GILLIAN.

NTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w Of Madison and vicinity. that he has re-
moved into his New Store, recently erected on
Pinckney street, between the United States and
American Hotels, where he intends to carry on
BOOt and Shoe Manufacturing
in all its various branches; and where may be
found large assortment of
GenHemen's, Ladies, Boys, Kisses a15d
Chillren's Boots Shoes, Cutters, Po7kas.
and Lace Boots, Patent and Common
Ra55ers, de- De-, dc,
The most Of which were manufactured by him
self in New England, expressly for the retail
trade and VIII therefore be warranted 60 give
satisfaction; and Will be sold at prices as reason
able as al any other establishments
lie is also prepared to manufacture to order
every description Of sewed and Peggej wor.s
including
Ladies' CATERS, Boots and Shoes.
of every style and pattern Also al kinds Of
repairing done at short notice and u a neat and
durable manner.
Having commenced business in this beautiful
village with the intention of making it lis pcraa-
nent residence, he hopes by attention to business,
and honest dealing, to merit and receive - liberal
share Of public patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call aud examine his Stock and ascertain pri-
ces.
Madison, January ], 1852.
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Etr. 4. w. COOK.

Surgical md 1lechanicH Dentist,
Rooms at present at the American Hotel
Madison, Jan. 6, 1852.
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Medical Lectures.

a course Of instruction in ANATOMY AVID PnAC-
TIcAL SURGERY. viii be given by DEC. B. Chap
man, commencing on Monday the 9Th day of
January next.
Madison Dec. 4th, 1851.
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Lalies' Gaiters. BO0ts 49, 80
ELO9G 3Z 30 + OAIT .

A IL those wishing to make profitable invest
Aments vii. find first rate opportunity to Do
so. IN news from dime up by calling upon the
subscriber.
lie has just received his fall and winter stock
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BOOKS
AND STATTONAR Y,

Has enlarged his store to make room for It. and
offers for sale the best and largest assortment
west of Lake Michigan. with perhaps the cxcyp-
ton Of some of the Lake towns, and ne..Ab5r
Sutherland of GAINESVILLE.
His Prices are right aud SO are His Goods.
lie has DO salary from the public, but holds
himself at their zeTvice-no public building to
sell books i'm rent free, bat bis store IS easy Of
access, some one or more ready to wait upon
customers at all times in business hours. The
public can be served with
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

CLOCKS. WATCALS. Music Boxes. and
Jewelry viii be repaired in the best style bv
good workmen and good time pieces warranted
to perform well.
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Cash or Ready Pay.

TIBBITS, GORDON d co.
Madison, June %, 1851. Lly3Sl
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CIocE5s - NN[aEclaes

III aA-g e@----a - q 8 9-E-a-F5
Good and warranted. Brrss Clocks from - 50
upward No extra charge for rolling piniou-. "
but, 4 OF $500 viii buy such clock As lie own
CT may well boast OF.
JeWelry and Yankee Notions
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TEEN GIYE rs s -.

Tt is better to invest your money for tie bsue
cit and improvement Of yourselvs and families
putting It in the head where it cannot De- stolen
than 70 borrow without urgent necessity at high
rates Of interest.
"a A 8Zc
For old debts also, very much needed. She
ribs are a necessary evil, but il IS not necessary
that poor hard working man should contribute
to fatten them with costs, and il is hoped thar
none Of my friends should help them in that way.
through their ueglet TO settle their accounts
with me.
D. HOLT Jr
Madison Dec. lst 1851. No If
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FARMING Implements.

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100 :. IN, PSI.
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: Ca.r-s md l,,,1 t-i.,,ii IN
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7loZrs r..s,,g,,s ~. = '-~1 0'-'-''''r
Blouse ggpssfIngs.
> f3z. Cottage Locksand T.atches mineral l,,,l.
90 Villa do do ready plated knobs
. % IeoP,ss DO 90 mineral do
J' b. 8. i-'.ill-e' 90 Do
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M ON II Y MI Ar TX r. n.

SUNDAY, August 22-6 T. Nj.
Az the close Of the stock market yesterday prices were
DETER and there was better demand tor stocks gene
rally Within tho past few days there have been some
curious movements in the street. The contest between
certain stock Spectators has been Of the most exciting
character and the probability s that during the present
week the fight will be renewed. It Is our impression
that the bulls will ultimately obtain the advantage for
they have much In their favor. The most prominent
stocks in the street among spectators at this moment,
are Cumberland Coal and Nicaragua Transit. At the
cose yesterday prices for these stocks ruled three and
ave cent below those previously currents but slight
action had been realized and the tendency upward
Cumberland Coal will without doubt soon touch higher
points The company sent to market last week twenty
two hundred tons Of coal and a. full arrange
nsnts have been made the weekly shipments viii large
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Nfs News.

We give, this morning, the details of the foreign
Intelligence brought by the steamship Atlantic,
which has made another very fine trip from Liver
pool this port The n. is very interesting, en-
bracing the views of the English press upon the
question of the British colonial fisheries and their
construction Of the treaty Of 1918, and also inteli-
geuce in relation 20 the emigration to Australia,
which appear TO be the two most exciting and To-
teres.ing topics which no. attract the attention Of
the British newspapers.
We have some additional Items from Buffalo, in
relation to the sad calamity on Lake Erie We are
unable to give any more names of the unfortunate
sufferers, owing. principally, to their not having
been properly registered The mos. of those who
persisted having been emgrants, no record was kept
Of their names, il stated that their tickets
had been purchased in different cities, of forward
ing agents and runners and consequently the total
loss Of human life by this calamity WILL probably,
be never known to certainty. The number is va
riously estimated at from two TO four hundred the
former figure being the lowest we have yet seen
stated.
Disasters and accidents are increasing to an
alarming extent Almost every day we have to
record some dreadful mshap, by which numbers of
human beings suddenly deprived of existence.
The telegraph informs US that while some eighteen
persons were crossing the river yesterday, at
Albany, in small skiff, the frail and overloaded
boat was upset, and the whole party precipitated
into the water. Eight or ten of the number were
picked up, but the remainder sunk beneath the
wave Seven Of the Hfeless bodies had been
covered at seven o'clock last evening, when the
relatives of the unfortunates were left seeking for
the remainder.
A very important document will be found in
another column, from our Washington correspond
emit giving an official return of fishing vessels which
have been captured since 1917, year before the
ratification of the treaty between this country and
Great Britain, in relation to the fisheries. 1t will
be seen that twenty five vessels seized between
the years 1917 aud 1921, twenty-five OF which
were restored and but three condemned. Between
1921 and 1851, tbirtyfve vessels seized, four
of which only were restored and thirty. one con-
demped.
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rieht and s front and rear was on ire Il b sttribu-
ted BY the owners 10 incendary; bat gentlemen
in the nsghboThood think Il strange how incendiay
could frc yard, In few minutes, ct 20 many points
TIE WEArHER.-Yesterday morning opened with .
cool breeze, but heavy sky. The atmosphere warm
towards noon and from this hour up to three O'Clock
it was hot. The rain passed away with few slight
Showers and the evening closed warm with q renewed
appearance Of hot weather. The thermometer. at the
HERAIp Building ranged thus AT noon, 73ke; st s
p NJ, 74s; at p. NJ, 73s
ARREST A RUNAWAY DAuoHrER.-Captain Scatif Of
the Fourteenth ward arrested young girl. named Ere
derka H. Salvage, at ten O'Clock Saturday night in
away her parents about four months ago and they
heard nothing Of her since The Captain communicated
with her father, who is now on Staten Island.
Run OVER BY AN ENoISE.-A fireman, named Thomas
Haley attached to Engine Company No. 40, knocked
Second street and the Bowery. His arm and shoulder
were badly injured The officers Of the Seventeenth
ward conveyed him to the store Of Mr. Waldorf, drug
gs he attended to there and then taken home
FouNp DEAp.-The body Of a dead man was found on
board schooner yesterday morning. lying at the bulk
head Of pier between Carkson and Morton streets The
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNEp-On Sunday after
noon the body Of unknown was discovered float
ing the East river the foot Of Dover street The
body owed ashore by James Rodcan and the Coro-
notified to hold an inquest.
ILLNESS THE STREET "A man named William Welbie,
found lying in fit in the street. Saturday night,
by policeman Bspp of the Thirteenth ward He assisted
him to his home, at No 1926 Delaney street.
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has appeared ut market ne produce Of the state
Of Pssn-ylvsna and arrived ere last week par ssam
chip City Of Manchester Of &C quality and In dry con-
ditien.
Aug 1o.-Some showers & Al last night, aud carly this
morning aud In shis NJ 1hborhood . heavy thunder
storm.
Gu mArket was not Any attended but fair amount
OF wheat changed ma ds principally TO ecuistors TO
en,hsi cas- oo,Ape 4 the prices Of this day waes.
eovapce anu 70 bat a small hu,iness done.
The nour usa' In much the same state, but the
the "a.
Indian m the spot held for acvsaco Of lie
Per quart and in instances realized for good
yehev There was change in tha situation OF the
mes an CAT trade from last week; fss small parcels OF
new w re- sold Al "A 2os. per load as IN quality.
NM. JAMES M'HENRYs CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL Augut II, 1907
b~ nm moves steadily into consumption al iuu prises.
In ref pork there is feature Chss1 &c nioc
van Ted LAID Is quiet AID dropping IN Dark fceur va
otl- transactions reported Fao~ ~ IN ne S,ey.
Rice locks ~. but without much business breaa'
hive become buo, ant further advance of I'd TO Sd ia
wheat bas been made Ills established for good brands
d -four Indian has been in aalve request but The
6emand has been well supplied by Danube cargoes, at
about pr~,ious Coton-rhsre has been some re-
viva of demand this week the sales on Monday being
IL goo bales and to day oo0about half the quantity
being @her for speculation at the full OF
hast Friday. oil he market has been freely supp-d
and appeared quiet. There is good home dem and in
Manchester but for export business at present Is rather
limited
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THR Two GALPHN COMMITTEES IN CONGRESS =
Within the last few months, two committees have
been organized in the United States Senate-of one
of which Senator Soule is chairman, and Of the
other Senator Houston-for the purpose Of examin-
ing, more less scrutiniziDgly, the charges that
have been circulating through the newspapers, for
some time past, in relation to the Mexican claims,
and other species Of Galphinism. These commit
tees have, in the discharge Of their duty, examined
great number of witnesses, Of whom, at first,
refused to testify in the matter, but afterwards re-
pented, and gave their evidence. With respect to
committees, various rumors are afoat but we do
not believe that anything Of moment will result
from the investigation, notwithstanding all the fuss
expended upon them. We rather think that Sena-
tors Soule and Houston viii both, instead Of re-
vealing such evidences Of fraud as may have come
before them, endeavor to stne publicity and prevent
the facts in the matters from coming before the
knowledge Of the country. There are too many Of
the leading members Of Congress, Of both houses,
connected with this Gslphin business in Washing
ton, ever to expect that any committee of either
house will divulge the secrets which may be dis
closed to them through the witnesses in these affairs,
which would tend to fasten criminality members.
These Investigations shams, and were never
designed to be real bona de siftings of all the frauds
and trckeries alleged to have been practiced by the
Galphin operators and Of course result adversely
affecting the parties charged is to be apprehended
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The RIoTous PROCEEDINGS AT TAMaAYY HALL
We have in type detailed account Of the rowdy
proceedings at Tammany Hall, which we are CON-
pelled to hold over till tomorrow, for want Of room.
Meantime, we publish the reply Of the regular off,
GERS Of the committee, TO the advertisement in ycs-
terday's HERALD, from the minority Of the general
committee.
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INV 1IuVC1HHS uPOn CfHC
Hudson River Railroad.-Burnham's Mansion House.
Blooming dale road.-Downvards: The Psekskl morning
in the morning The Peekskil afternoon train to New
York stops ut Burnhams about7 o'clock In tho evening"
o'clock every afternoon and stops at Burnhams at about
half past ancther train leaves Chambers street at one
hams about 40 minutes past o'clock To the yisiters and
boarders at Burnhams we'll travellers both this
arrangement 10 productive Of much advantage Every
will be found there to render thor stopping
comfortable An excellent table Is provded aud to the
stabling and bar their resources recherche.
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MASSACHUSETTS DoUBTFuL.-The movements Of
"the solid men Of Boston, in behalf Of Mr.. Web.
Ser, place Massachusetts, among the doubtful States
Sbr Gen. Scott. We now expect that the time is at
hand for Mr.. Webster 10 speak. What says Mr..
sz-Rscsrder Tallmadgef
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sally sckr to be the most wonderful discovery
the Kind ever made It's astonishing Effects Of converting
gray or opsshtly hair into cxacty the color wanted
truly past belief and those who have hitherto beea using
other articles Of similar nature this with deli
May be had with Bcfe's Hyperion Fluid Of A. g. u D.
Sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton Clark Co 1913 Broad
way; Rice Smith ~ broadway; VIM H. Cary s. Co.. 2i5
Pearl street and by the druggists and porumers through
the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, our socialist
philosophers, rappers, spiritual mediums and Bloom
ers bear in mind that the liberty party convention
meets in Buffalo, on the first Of September. Let
them stand to their colors.
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's celebrated LIuuid
Har Dye the bos yet discovered for ooourng half o,
WHISPERS the moment applied The wonderful aase ans
certainty with which this favorie and old established
Dye performs 10 1t sale or sprl;as
BATOHkLoRs Wig Factory, No. W all -stroet Copy t5t
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Wigs and Toupees.-BatcneIor's new style
yet invented Those wanting very superior article sboua
eaI At BATCHEL0RS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wall
street, where can be found the rgeat and best
IN the oitJ. Copy the address.
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lures eectually cured by Marss newly Eight
adjusting elastic Truss N Marsh practical Truss
Actursr, the inventor Of truss by the
faculty be the most effective adjust
ing itself to position of the body, rendering
ment II rot only insures compete retention
Of the bowels but effects radical hsyinr
had upwards Of twenty years experience the
Of hernia viii guarantee cure in rupture
however long standing competent female
til 8 o'clock in the evening.
MARSH g. co. No. 2IS Maiden lima
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Toilet article and effective for Badness ray aar
DandruT &c. in the world Sold by eli principal druggists
throughout North and South America. Europe and toe
ISLANDS OF the ocean, In large b9ttee for % cents The
trade LITERALLY dealt With, st price whi,h will pay hand
somo rrofA Principal wholesale office, 1Gl Broadway
LYON
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Whether the Cloud Is on the sky,

Or fercelv shines the summer sun,
The people flock, in ceaseleBs crowds,
To Root to get their pictures done.
No Daguereoypes in the world been submitted to
many such ordesls those exhibited by ROOT
No 1863 Broadway but they have passed triumphantly
specimens of the art extant. OF this fact vsters to the
gallery can have ocular proof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

Daguerre0types by Brady.-Tho publ
respectfully Invited to examine the Przs Pictures
hibted at the orlds Fair together with large ooleo
on Of the portraits Of the dstin Of
country, 1t BRADYS Gallery 2O5 Broadway, corner Of
Eul k0n atrAak
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Cristadoro,s Hair Preserxatixc and

OThtNuOTO'B IinIr FfcserVatIvc and Bcaus
ther to prevent balances and restore hair that fallen
on or become thin, and to eectually and
druf we'll as cutaneous affections of scap
and sold Wholesale and retail by
CRISTADORO. No. G. stor House.
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Hair Dye Recipc.-What Is the use of
paying per bottle for Hair Dye, which no but two
ounces when make six twen cents
by obtaining recipe from Professor Striker No Pitt
street. near Grandf N. b. This Is liquid and only ono
preparation Price Of Recipe ST. Private house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

RasOi- LecOultre.-These RazOrs hnvo no
equal in their extreme Durability and keenness Of cde
Gan be obtained genuine at SAUND EkS', No. Astoi
House. and 357 Broadway.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye is. Mithout

UUuI"uUs LIquIU EfufT Dye Is, Without
exception or reservation the very best ever invented Be-
ware Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gouraude Med
Gated SC ap fof curing rimplee freckes
roushness &c. Poudre Subtitle uproots any rari
o. the body Liquid RoJgs Lily White and Hair GloBa
81 Walker street Broadway.
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Comb Faetory-A rich assor,

Comb FactOry-A rich assortment OF Tor.
sose shell dress Con bs tho newest French h
fActure. Combs made 10 order and re paired.
A. e. j. SAUNDERS 3I Broxdway,s
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Cristadoro,s eelebrated liquid Hair Dc.

fer cooring the hair wbsksrs nstanter upon
principles and free from all causi
s spilled daily, and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL st Girls
ToDOhOS wig and ecalp establishments, No. Q Astsy
House. N.B.-Private rooms for applying the dye.
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City Intelligence.

On THE LIFT-The River and Harbor bill in the
Senate.
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Wigs. Wigs. Wtrs.-strurUers ,ro IN.

formed that the bess place to get hair
have hand the largest cheapest and best
VICE. half wigs toupees brads Of long hair ringles &c.
which,. for price and quality. are uGequalled Cali and
judge for yourselves, at ~ Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

seems to ,seuate The best fitting shirts
which uniformly characterize the matchless ma
nufactured to order at that establishments
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broadway FashionabIe clothing Empo.

rium.-ALFRED MUNRoE g. CO., AL Broadway, are pre-
pared to offer choice assortment Of
made to order Also full assortment of boys clothing
No deviation from m arked prices.
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Edmund G. Chnrles. Imnarf.r NJ Fin.

Wines and segsrs rsrk place. New York Just
reeeved by recent arrivals superior article Sherr
and Pert Wnss especially adapted private families
Propretorg of Hotels and
dssirng truly fine wne good brandy superb eesar
would do we'll to give call Goods carefully packed
An 4 sent to any part of the country.
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lsDg ~ they exist. Sooner or later they win be
renoved-by war, by reciprocity, or by annexation.
or The present administration and the present Con-
gress nothing can now be expected. The pemanent
settlement Of this question ID, therefore, involved in
The Presidential election.