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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26


dnired by this act; and The county auditor
saall. in such case, make an entry thereof
in The return Of the proper township, and
correct, corresponding item or Items IL The
return made by the assessor, as the case
) may require; bat ne such statement shall
be received by the county auditor from
any person who shall have refused 10 make
onth 10 his statement, when required BY
ths assessor, agreeably to the provisions of
the twenty sixth section of this act, nor
! from any person unless he shall make and
file withthe county auditor, and affidavit
thai the person required BY this aci 10 list
The same, was absent from his township.
without design TO avs:i the listing Of hia
property, or was prevented by sickness
from giving 10 the assessor The required
statement, when called On for Thai pur-
pose.
@ SEC. 45. II, from a careful examiDa-
ton OF shs returns made by The district as
SCISSORS, the county auditor shall discover
1 that any tract Of land, or Town lot, or part
of either, in his county shall have been
omitted 10 the returns of such assessors, be
shall add the same to his list Of real proper
~. with the name of the owner. and shall
forthwith notify The assessor in whose re-
turns such omission occurred, thereof.
who shall forthwith proceed TO ascertain,
and return to The county auditor, the val
ue Of the tract, or lot, or part thereof; Oh
ii case Of the inability OF neglect Of the
assessor, the auditor may ascertain the val.
ne Of such tract, or lot, or part thereof
8 and add the same to the list Of real prop
eriy.
SEC. 48. The county auditor. if he
<han have reason to believe or be irform
ed thai any person has given 10 the assess
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

and # the same snail be approved By a ma
jodtv Of all tle votes cast on that subject il
shall - into effect, and be- ia force from and
after the d4le If said election. otherwise it
shall not - Into effect, or in any manner be
iu force.
Sec. 30 The. votes cast on the subject
specified IN the last preceding section. shall
be by separate ballot, and shall have written
or printed or Panty written and partly print
ed on each Of them, lhe words = For the Bank
Law oT " against the Bank Law" which
words shalt Indicate the vote of the electors
for or against the approval Of this act. and
the ballots 50 east shall be canvassed and re-
turned in the same manner as the votes cast
for state officers are required By law to be
canvaSsed, and the secretary Of state shall
Immediately On rle completion Of said can
vas, publish a statement Of the result there
Of Ia some newspaper printed at the seat OF
government, and shall communicate the same
TO the mex. legislature at the commencement
Of its session; and he shall also deliver to
the state treasurer certified copy of this act
1T the same nall have been approved, and
statement Of the result of the canvass Of
votes upon Ills subject, Immediately after the
completion Ct sad canvass.
.7pprgref, april l., 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
Eamlne in Grrmanr.

The condition of the Peasantry in many
parts of Germany, says the correspondent Of
the London Times, has, chiefly through the
failure of the potatoe crop last year, at length
become one of fearful and indescTibable dis
tfess. Poor Southern and Central Germany.
still suffering from the baneful effects of the
late political convulsions, have now, in addi-
ton, been visited by dearth, disease and fam
inc. Nurtemburg, Bavaria, the Grand Duchy
Of Baden, Nassau, aud more especially from
the Nogelsberg and the Odenwald, rough
mountainous districts--the one situated i'm the
northeastern part of the Grand Duchv of
Hesse, the other 10 the north, and forming
part Of the ''Bergstrasse,' a road extending
from Darmstadt 10 Heidelberg, with So hours
reach from London, aud traversed generally
by eNcuTsIonistS on their way to Switzerland.
In these localities whole villages are being
deserted for want Of food. The unfortunate
inhabitants, who, in time of comparative pros
perlty, exc out but scanty and miserable ex-
lStence, have been wanting their staple food
potatoes. In other parts trade is standing
still; OF Is 600 looms, in a single province of
Bavaria, almost exclusively inhabited by veav
ers, not half are at full work. The people are
deprived alike Of the productions Of nature and
the fruits Of industry; and, to consummate
wrelchedness and despair, besides an extreme
dearth of provisions, whole herds Of cattle
and sheep are killed by rapidly spreading
disease.
Among other evidences of the dreadful suf-
tering, II is stated that loathsome animals of
all kinds are now used as food, aud an in
stance is mentioned, which occurred in Wur-
temberg, where a dog, buried for some DAYS
had been dug up and consumed by a family
as last resource.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

Aoothcrscient wonder Important to
dyspePucs.-Dr. IS. Houghtou's Pepsiu,
The True Digestire Fluid on Gastric Juice,
prepared from Renuct, or the Fourth stom
ach Of the OE, after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist byJ S.
Houzhton, N. d PhHpdepbia. This IS
truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. J1UaIicc, Liver Complaint. Con
si'tot'oo' and Debility curing after NATURES
own method. by natures own agent, the Gas
tfic Juice. PamhIets, containing scientific
evidence OF u value. furnished by agents gra-
It's See notice among the medical adycr-
tIsumcuts. void n n Iv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

CONSUMPTION q TIE LUsGs-SYap7o,, -y,,,
sumption commences its works upon the Inn.
sual form, the first symptom is cough. ASA
advances the cough becomes much more frao,--'
is attended with the expeotoration Of rnatte~
sometimes colored, but at others, assumes -0e
sreeHish hue and will often be mixed VIII,
blood After the cough has continued Tor -
jent viii experience some difficulty in bresthng
panied perhaps. with pain in the chest and feops
IN one or beth sides TIE patient viii BE- s,rl
hectic fever and alternate Gushes OF heat. g
shils, and often with copious night sweafs. q.
Those threatened with CossUsrrIoy sb,,,.,
mind that WIsTAR's BsLz->N oF Win CHgEpvis.,o'
edy, that has performed cures OF Consumptio, a.
thought almost miraculous-cures which bsvs
ed the medical world and brought the bloom 30
to many palHd check and JOY and sIadne.s = -,
despGIing bosom. '
see advertisement in another column. 90.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

-The wings in Mississippi have nom
mated Fillmore and Crittenden for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency,an nam
ed their electoral ticket State Delegates
were also appointed to the Wing National
Convention at Baltimore
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

Tar DEVIL. The Highstown IN. j.
Record says that its devil has come into a
fortune Of $1,000, and is about to give an oys-
ter supper 10 all the devils in the State
" hat party there viii be.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
For the Tribune.


Within the last few days several fine
prospects have been struck near this place
and there is at this time considerable ex-
element among the miners Numbers
have been out prospecting, and generally
with good success, and it IS confidently
believed that several Of the prospects viii
make good leads. Some large mineral
has been taken out, several pieces weigh
ing from two to three hundred pounds
each, have been raised The mineral is
all the best quality, and IS obtained with
less labour than any heretofore discover
ed in this section Of country. We think
still that there IS a good time coming for
Franklin. Our business prospects are
beginning to look up. Our merchants
are receiving heavy stocks Of goods, and
are doing a fine business. The farmers
find ready, market and high prices for
their produce, and we confidently believe
that 10 place in this section of the min
Ing country holds out greater inducements
to the miner farmer and mechanic, than
Franklin S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

CAUGHr.-The potato spectators are wear
ing long faces just now, in consequence Of a
downward tendency in prices. In New y ork
the market is completely glutted; thousands
OF barrels being piled upon the docks, and
prices so low thai they cannot be sold at what
they cost here.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
ArriIaI Of lhe Cnnhrin.

The Cambria has arrived with one
weeks later news.
Cotton at an advance The Cambria
brings 20 passengers. Sales of cotton for
the week, 400 bales
Broadstu1s duh, and prices nominally
the same.
The Arctic arrived on the 18th, and the
Glasgow on the 18th.
The overland Mail had arrived in Eng
land
CINCINNATI, May %
\ severe hail storm swept over Wash
ington Co. Indiana, on Sunday last The
hail, in many places, was two feet deep.
The storm extended over a large region.
destroying everything in its way
WASHINGTON, Nav 90.
Mr.. Clay's health is not so good to dav.
lie appears to 60 off slowly as from ex-
haUstion.
PHILADELPHIA. May %
a large stone building at the corner of
Sixth and Brown streets, belonging to the
Farmers IIaymarkct Association was dcs
troycd this A NJ Eighteen houses were
burnt, and the loss reached $4,000.
New YoRK. Nav 26.
Hon Thomas Corwin, Secretary oftle
Treasury, arrived this morning from
Washington Mr.. Webster will remain
until Friday
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
aai. Fond Tcelinr-

The citizens of Mineral Point, and all
others interested IN the construction Of a
Rail Road from Mineral Point to the
State Line If Illinois, are requested to
meet at the Court House in this village
on Saturday next. at o'clock, u... for
.he purpose Of taking the preliminary
steps ryLj..gg 10 said road
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
arrival Of the Stearlshin Humboldt

NEW YORK, May ii.
The Steamship Humboldt arrived at 7
o'clock this A. NJ, with London dates to
the 10Th. She brings 1870 passengers
The Liverpool cotton market on Sat
urday closed steady, with sales 10000
bales, nearly half on speculation and OK
port.
Breadstufs quiet, and prices uncLang
ca.
Consols closed at904 American stock
active and firm.
Two weeks later news from Australia.
reports the discovery Of god in New Zeal
and, fifteen miles out Of Auckland
The steamship from Havana, with
dates to the 29th, has arrived
Much excitement existed with REGARD
10 another invasion, and a Ione detention
Of the Georgia had given rise to the report
that She was coming with large force to
capture the Island
The Georgia transferred her passengers
here to Philadelphia. which vessel sailed
on the 18th, with so passengers to Navy
Bay.
The America. from Boston. arrived ont
ON Saturday. 4 great ontertaiamot was
Given by Lord Mayor Of London. to the
Earl Of Derby, to his colleagues, and ma
NY other distinguished persons.
The intelligence from Cape of Good
Hope is considered satisfactory.
FEANcE-Thc Council Of State has
given its appreciation to the bill calling
ont the contingent force Of sc, 600 men
Grant preparations were making for the
fcto ON the 10th The increase Of re-
caipts at the Treasury, over those Of the
previous year, was enormous. Three
hundred persons left Toulon, on the 4th,
for Algicrs
SrAIE.-All tho journals appeal to the
people, TO commemorate the anniversary
Of the inhabitants Of Madrid, against tue
French in IS0S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

controiieF il sums Of not less than one thou
sand dollars
Sec. So. The securities to be deposited
wItn the treasure. Ia trust by any association.
shall Dc held by bim exclusively for the re-
dampUan II the bills OF notes I'll such asso-
citation pal "a circulation as money. until the
same are paid and returned IL Tie controller
as provided in this acg but the treasurer NAV
assign said securities to sid association trans
ierTng the same, upon receiving therefor e.
qulvdlent securities, OF upon being notified
by the CONTROLLER that sucH bank has deprss-
ted with hun an equivalent amount in specie.
Or circulating notes issued IS such bank as
provided in section thiI-y-seren Of this act.
Sec. 80. AT The circulating notes Of banks
and banking associations returned d tile CON
tro.ier shall be DESTROYED hy him after tie
shall have made record Of lie same. which
record shall specify tie number Of each bill,
It's date, and by whom 1t was countersigned
and shall be made I'D the books TO be kept by
him for registering circulating notes. as pro-
vided IA section four Of this act; and said
controller shall also furnish the state treasur-
a. with copy Of the record required by this
section, who shall record said copy In the
booA ~ winch he IS required 70 copy dcs-
cTIPtIve securities and circulating notes by
section twelve and thirteen Of this act.
Sec. 30. II any portion &c the original cap
ital Of any banking association shall be with
drawn for any purpose whatever, whilst any
debts Of the association shaIt remain uHsatiS-
he'd, no dividends or profits ON tic shares Of
the capital stock If the association shall
thereafter he made until tile deficit 81 capital
shall have been made GOOD either by the sub
scrptlon ot Tie shareholders, ar ont 81 the
subsequent accruIng profits # the associa-
ton; and i t shall appear thatany such div
bends have been made, 1t SHALL be- tine duty of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
OUR NEW TORE CORRESPONDENCE.
New YoRK. May 10 1882.


month, than have e-er seen before, even in New
York. Men appear TO hive become desperate
here and to have lost an sense CT decency and
propnesy. a short time back, it was merely
ssg1srf by outsiders That votes and influence
eould be bough and Sold bat now, knots Of pol
iJiciaus NAV be seen in any barroom. barg lining
away their votes and influence or purchasing those
Of others, with as much GOODNESS as spectators
IN stocks operags' in Wall Street / am sorry
TO say that this reality is not confined 10 the unsd-
ucated and rogrdy classes. 1t pervades an elias
ses There viii be 10 more honesty in Gotham.
until after the nominations by the two National
Conventions and very little after that until the
termination u the elections next fall
/ went to see Lola Monies dance last night n
the Broadway T1eatry. There was "a short two
act piece played before that IN which She was to
appear; and, pending its performance, four lead
ing Locooco politicians who sat in the seat be-
hind me, kept up a continued and animated con
rersation on the course Of the Deolgoai & Eer.qr
Three Of these gentleman were old logiez.~ and
were Of course highly iucensed at Sanders, the
/ e.litor, while tie fourth, who goes for Young
America, defended him with good deal OF
warmth and skill. At the end of the first act, the
four gentleman adjourned to liquor. sti ,yrang
ling; and as was quite anxious to hear their dis
+ custom followed tAem-but not 10 drn5-of
course not After the thirI glass of brandy tbe,
/ all got little excited and one of the Sc Old oglcs
Feutnred 10 threaten the personal and immediate
ehasuseineut OF the progressive Democrat ii /.
+ he repeated a certain offensive phrase The re-
+ petition was dcaaHtly made and the aoI togya
struck a; the progressive democrat with d hsa T
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

- The Legislature OF Ohio has enacted a
law limiting the time for labor for children
aud females TO ten hours per day. With males
above twenty one the law does not interfere
- ItI5 stated as fac. and 1t Is Iemafks
bic that there has not b5en q couple divorced
ID South Carolina since fhc revolution
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

AURORA RAILEOAD-After Tuesday.
the 10Th instant, there will be two daily
trains between this city and Aurora. Icay-
ing as follows Dearborn Street at TWEEN
ty minutes before seven in the morning.
and at twenty-five minutes past two in tic
afternoon
Such arrangements are not without sig
niiicancc. Five years ago, who was there
among the Niscst, that would not have smil-
cd at the idea Of two daily Railway trains
TO Aurora, and yet tie necessity for such
communications has quietly arrived in the
natural progress of things, and nobody Is
startled from bis propriety, nobody won
dcrs is thing in course CHI Jglg.
Rock ISLAND RAILROAD The worl-
Of laying ties upon this road between Chi
cago and Blue Island viii be commenced
this week
Mr. II Fuller who has the contract for
grading from this city To Blue Island, will
complete the work in the course Of ten or
fifteen days Two hundred aud tLirty-six
men are row employed upon 1t
Col Mattcson is also proceeding rapid
Is with the work, from Blue Island to
CoopCrs Grove - Chicae0 Jour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
oELEmaAgEaAHAnEAnL EaEr.ENr.

H. q, FAREELL'S
CELEBFEaEEiD ARA BEAN EEsET1ENT.
Tire beautiful and fertile region sEfrng the desert Of
Araba, a5ouDds with rare plants and odorous woods,
wAence arc procured those aromatic gums and bas OF
which his Imminent is composed aud by whose sfu,lla-
ting, nAct Gus and penetrating properties it is when ar-
pied dHusrd through the whole nervous system aay-
ing the mos intense pain in few minues. Try it, when
ycu viii be convinced That preparation posa--c 80
hgh degree ITS perfect aHods qualities Its action
IS prompt md elective. 10 penetra.o5 the flesh to the
b"neseiTos contracted core restprir use TO limbs par
aly sci l0 years. and where the flesh is Wasted aUayIasv
ing Moth ns but skin and bone Cxcites healthy action
causing new flesh to grow ard M the shiveIed paris Il
restores ih synova fluid joint water ard Tins is the
reason hy 20 has been successful in diseases The
joints IN affections g the spiHe Liver and Kdneyshis
grest rene s. stands before arv her ever Iu~I For
aeae cake or enlargement of the Spleen ii is specific
cF any Internal Iafiamu.n y0u viii ind &c gives great
relief. Do has DO equal ia She world for Rheumatism
as3s cramps swelling, numbaess weak joints spine and
che-t palA oundss chlb ANS burns, sore throat bites
Of insects and reptiles, salt rle1 WARTS Germs r1anee
and iadaeincary every disease which requras am exer
nal application and many others, ore generally Benefited
by il. u IS used externally with great success in a3e
or sWellai mock, Scrofa Kings zyj5 Liver CoTnr.
nervous tizeases sc. For horses or cattle It is as cc
lui os Iu asla5er Of man - in cure any case Of seeuy
in e2i-teHce also sTavtn spnt, rireboue, biz read
dstu'as frey, pgLov wiadgals, strains bruises &c
Lo9t og, for Couue5Eus.
public are caulioagd against another counterfeit
which has lately made ls appearance called W g. Far
rolls Arabian iiuimeDt, the most dangerous Of an The
coaaerffjs because ais haFHs the af Farre ma
~ vi" buy 10 good ai,h, without On o knowledge that
counterfeit exists, and sley viii perhaps only discover
heir error when le spurious mixture has wrought its
cYu effects.
The genuine atioIe Is manufactured oay fy H. Fer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
collie asEDEN 20 MINUTES

Dr. VIM e. Farrel This Is to certify ulatI hayeuse5
yodr Imminent pa cases Of Beyacde in horses, and have
never aii'd ~ any case - cent bottle aud about
one qaAIt Of water In i've Ten minutes after IT
Ken down, the horse viii be relieved from pain. 7opd
ass h7 mote go very desperate cases. although new
sl i4llld slla Lhs - cent bottle.
Respectfully. yours
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

.Ng@0 &01gG0f%e wygmAs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

- John Reynolds ex-GovaIn3f and ex-
Member Of Congress, ot Illinois, Is engaged
IN writing history Of that state, from Mar
queue S discoveries ID 1863 70 the year 1873
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

The most eltraggeIary 6ie0r7y g ttc ,rayId IS the
Great -1ratiga RoalEy lor Hls cad Beast
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03
A Lake Discovered

The St Anthony [Minnesota) Express gives
an account Of the discovery of lake within
fifteen or twenty miles Of that place Of which
there has uenheretofoTe no published account.
The lake is from thirty 10 forty miles in length,
and at least . miles IN width, containing an
area Of 40 square miles. A splendid growth
of hard timber skirts it TO the width of from
three TO five miles. 1t contains several islands,
one Of which IS about 5000 acres in extent
Itabouud- in fish and wild fowl, and the scene
" is said to be iudcscribably beautiful.
Capt. JoIN II. STEVENS who visited this
lake IN company with the editor of the OK
press, and Mr. CALVIN A. TUTTLE, may be
relied ON as uuquestioua5le authority for all
that IS said Of this lake, though it may appear
strange that il has not before been discovered
AusTuIA AND THE UNITED STATES
The correspondence between Mr. Hulsc-
man, the Austrian Minister, and Mr.
Webster upon the departure Of the for
mcr, has been published. Mr.. Hulscman
assigns as q reason for his departure. the
the attentions shown Kossuth, and what
he den0minates the revolutionary speech
delivered by MIR Webster
The following is the reply of the latter
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WAsuNGToN, May 5, 1859
SIR--Hour communication to the Sec
rotary Of State of the Goth ultimo. an
announcing your intention to leave the
United States, and stating that Mr. Au-
gusto Belmont, the consul general of Aus
tria, at New York, viii continue in the
discharge Of his functions until father or
ders, has been received.
In reply, have the honor to inform
you that as Mr.. Belmont is well known
to the Secretary Of State as a gentleman
Of much rospcctability, any communica-
ton which it may be proper for him TO
address to the Department in his official
characters viii be received with entire res
pcct.
laval myself Of this occasion to offer
you, Sir, the assurance Of my high con
siderati0n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

FACILITIES or COMMUNICATI0N.-
time made by the steamer Hibernia, and
the Canal packet Louisiana, between this
city and st Louis, our readers viii re
member, was forty hours and twenty
minutes Captain Vedder informs us that
the time would not have exceeded thirty
eight hours, had it not been for fog on tie
river. and other Lindrances, and that a
trip lglH be made, in thirty-sevon hours.
According to the Railroad arrangement.
passengers can reach New York from this
city, in forty-eight hours. The whole
time necessary then, to make the trip from
St. Louis to New York, by way Of Chica-
go, IS cighty-fye hours-tirae days al5d
Wlltcel h1zuS-CL ic0c0 Jgzlr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-03

Is Don't forget the Rail Road meet
ing next Saturday afternoon