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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE FIFTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

HAvrSo been requested BY = large number Of
nv fellow citizens without distinction Of party.
from different portions of this Judicial Circuit, 10
become candidate Tor reelection 10 nv present
office, hereby announce myself as an Indepen-
dent candidate for the Office Of juno TIE 9TH
CIRCUIT. comprising the counties Of La Fayette-
Iowa, Grant and Richland. Past experience has
made me fully conscious OF the artuous laboTs and
high responsibilities OF the Office, and it Is NOT
without difdence as 10 my qualifications adequate
~ TO perform those labors ana fi6ll tose respon-
sibitieS, that l again place my name before the
people of this Circuit As 10 Ire pa5t,I claim 10
other merit than having sought faithfully 70 dis
charge my duty and as 10 the future, IN case Of
my re election, only pledge diligent attention
TO business united with a firm determination 10
administer justice without respect to persons
MORTIMER VI. JACKSON.
Mineral Point. July 10Th, 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Abuse of Gen. Sect.

The Ne1c York Tribune says. the out
side small-fry orators of the Tammany
Hall demonstrations on Thursday evening.
undertook to abuse Gen Scott in unmeas-
urcd terms, by repeating all the scandal
personal or political-which has been
manufactured, thus far in the campaign
The language was insulting to the good
sense of the public, a contradiction of his
tory and quite disgraceful 30 those en-
ploying it. At the same time, in the hall.
Gen. Cass, with more of truthfulness and
dignity was contradicting the defaming or
ators by speaking as follows
But [ can say that, if there is one
man here who expects me to abuse the
Wing party and their candidate, he is
very much mistaken [Cheers.] l en-
gage in no such warfare We have seri-
Gus battles enough with the Wings ard
if the three score years and ten which /
have almost attained give me any right to
express my opinion, [ will give it. The
Wings are just as honest as we are
ICheers ] They think they are right, and
we think they are wrong, They think we
are wrong, and we know we are right
TCheers The Wings are i'll the same
ship with US. and must sink or swim with
us l know Gen. Scott, and have known
him long-he is brave man and a high
minded, honest patriot; but he is not my
choice"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
SCOTT AND GRAnAu CLUB!!

Pursua.: Z: Resolution adopted the wnIa Prec net
Meeting on the 9th ut, the undersigned romrtee re
zIeeully notify Wans Electors Of Mineral int and
vicinity, that meeting will be held al The Court House
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER,
Instant half past O'clock, P " for INC purpose o.
forming a aScuTr GRAHAM CLUs y Ag neral atten
dance friendly TEIs principles is Tequestcd.
JOHN BRACKEE, jas. HUTCHINSON,
A. NASCOLAS, GLIB Con- Hittes.
Mineral Point, September J, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

Iowa ELEcTIoN.-Some weeks since
we mentioned that ''the Wings had gained
largely in Iowa, if they had not fully sue
ceeded in redeeming the State" Tie Mil
waukee News, which claims every election
as Locofoco victory, called this bogus
report, and last week our Democratic
neighbors came to the aid of the News,
with an entire column to prove that We
were wrong. We are willing to take the
Democrats figures, (Which however do not
show the full strength Of the Wing par
~ in Iowa. and still our statement was
correct Ia the first place, they admit
that the Wings have gained one Member
of Congress In the next place, they tell
US the Wings have + in the Senate and
. in the House Of Representatives with
a prospect Of two more Last year, the
wings lad re congressman from Iowa. aud
only had 10 il both branches Of the Lcgis
lature; so that the gain there has been
"A How many more gains Of this kind
would our neighbors require, to satisfy
them that the Wings of Iowa had gained
largely
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

DIsrREssINe EvENT.-We learn from a
private letter, that as a pleasure party were
crossing Casadaga Lake, in Chautau ne Co.
n. Y, their boat was capsized, and seven
young ladies' and one gentleman were drown
ed. The man bad succeeded in rescuing two
young ladies from watery grave, and had
returned for another, when he went down to
sleep in death.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Look ont f2r Cou7lterfeits.

The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called !" b. Far
rel's Arabiau Lnimen Inc most dangerous Of all the
counterfes, because ais having the name of FsrTena
ny win bug in good faith, without knowledge that
counterfeit exists, and they viii perhaps only discover
heir error when the spurious mixture has wrought iis
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. Gar
, sole inventor and proprieoand wholesale druggist
No. II, Main street, Peoria Illinois, TO whom al sPpos
lions for Agencies must be addressed. BE sure you get
il with the letters H. G. before The Farrell thus-H IT,
FARRELL's-snd his signature the iappeT ell ON
era are counterfeits. sold By
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hossins'
Thomas = Co., Dodgsyiiic, q Beech, Linden Hook &
Robinson, Franklin, Bonner, Wing vile, A NorJyFe'
Nuscoda, Ripley, Downs q Co., Richmond, z. hcin-
lyre Bohland city, an by regularly authorized Agents
throughout t. United States.
or Price 25 aud 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and haHles
il tha UHiea States which is not yet established
address r. Farrell above, accom- ansd with soo1
references as to character, responsibility, SC Y5nS''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

~ The mass of the achigs party. if
they are conscientious in their political
opinions, have strong inducements to vote
for the regular democratic nominees
There are no political principles involved
in the contest, aud therefore no difference
of opinion can exist between wings and
democrats in the judicial contest.
We extract the above from the editori-
ais of the 1Hlnsral Point Democrat, of the
lst inst
1t advocates the election of the nomi-
nees of Madison Democratic Convention
for the Judiciary on the ground that there
are no political principles involved in the
contest Is this correct - Monroe Sent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
sCRuFUnA.

Il has been remarked by eminent men, that IN he va
red catalogue OF diseases which Is liable mere
Is scarcely Of such Importance and CT such ineT
Serofula, whether look the obscuriy Of lis or
GIN is insdious progress, the number and variety o. or
gsns that it attacks, its rtmark2be ncursoiny anu
extensive "a elity.
crafula has bsed the skjIl OF the most eminent PhJ
scizns this country and in Europe But there is 40
aDtdote for This disease in Or Gsysgets Ezrae Of
Ysllgu Duck and -lz7 which is proving ilssu
3 Specific in the most severe csses Of Se-etaka-
Dcy- See ads eTtisement- tfF1h'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

MASSACHUSETTS The State Conven.
ton, which met at Worcester, nominated
John II. Clifford, the able and popular
Attorney General, for Governor, and e
lsha Huntington for Lieut. Governor
The names Of Robert c. Winthrop, Geo.
Bliss, Robert G. Shaw and Amos Law
renee are on the electoral ticket
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
g. OF what was the old Man thinking

VI what was the old Man thinking
During the Speech Of Mr.. Carpenter, at
the Court House, on Saturday, we noticed in
the crowd, an old soldier who had served his
country well and long under Gen. Scott, and
who probably carries more Of - the enemy's
Lead about his person than any other man in
Wisconsin. As the speaker poured his abuse
upon Gen. Scott, the old mans eyes flashed
the fire Of resentment and his lips quivered
with indignation. as he listened TO the tyrade
against his fayorite leader. Il was very evil
dent that the distance which interviewed saved
the Uranium Of the " verdant civilian from
coming in contact with the - old oaken staff"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Suicide of two Sisters.

Two young girls, at Henderson, Ky.
on Monday last, committed suicide, by ty--
ing their hands together, and walking out
into the Ohio River where they laid down.
and drownded themselves. The girls
were sisters, aged IS and Is. When
found, they we're locked in each others
arms Cause, family difficulties.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
opposite his name

Tic well known character IF these gen
tlemen for perseverance, and the interest
they each feel in the construction Of this
Road. affords to our citizens the best
guarantee that immediate steps viii be
taken to have the route surveyed, and also
to get the work under way as early as
possible The large attendance at the
Election Of Directors, there being over
500 votes cast is an evidence of the in,
;erest felt by our citizens generally, and
We can but feel gratifed that 50 efficient
Board Of Directors have been chosen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

o. The Madison Democrat appears con
sjderably nettled at our choice of candidates
for the Supreme Bench. Why, Beriah, we
" paddle our own canoe, - through this
campaign, and go for the best men. Now if
you wont read US out of the Wing party for
supporting one of the best men in your party
in preference to one you consider unfit for the
honor, Wen try and not get caught as near
your company again soon.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

VINO Is TO BLAME The coroner's iurv
at Erie have rendered verdict of crimi-
nal neglect aud carelessness against the
officers Of the propeller Ogdensburg. as
the cause OF the collision with the Atlantic.
as elected from the evidence of the propel-
ler's crew, as well as those of the steamer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

The RELICS OF NATIyIsM-In the hey
day of the Native American party, its
two bully orators were Lelcis c. LeUju
and Peter Sken Smith both of Philadel-
phia. Levin was elected to Congress and
Smith tried to be Gen Taylor's collector
for the Port of Philadelphia, but failed
Now Levin is great Webster man, and
IS running as the Native candidate for
Congress in his own district, while Smith
takes the honester, franker course Of 90
ing for Pierce and King outright.
1t is odd, if Gen Scott is any sort of
a Native, that the Native leaders should
be among his bitterest enemies.-N Y
Tribune
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

ES~ CuAUScEY ABBOTT, the Wing candid
ate for Congress, in the cd District will adj
dress his fellow-citizens on politica! subjects
as follows
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

EyThe fall terms Of Court, for the Fifth
Judicial Circuit commence as follows:
For Rich!and CO., ID Tuesday Q4ih) of Sept
" Lafayette Z" Sd Monday (2Oth) &"
Grant " LIST Monday (lth) October.
" Iowa " Sd Monday (I8th)
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

1T Il & FACT ESTABLISHED aud well known thBt
the Arabians attained height h knJwledse Il mel
cine which caused thu whole world E0uder and ad-
nre With thsm the science OF chemistry had its birih,
aud it is, therefore, at all strange people
sminsndy successful in the eEing art, aud so perseve
i3g and daring in character, should by and unt
pertinent, discover remedies surprising IN eft
ccy all Others for lho those diseases dsut 10
them f N their Of life. The greaer part Of their
time being spent in hazardous ard bloody warfare
The different lribes they SUBJECT the o,eut
attacks Of rheumatism. paralysis, neurslgc pans, and
various aJory diseases, also the most houid
wounds, sprains bruises tumur saelHgz, diseases Of
Inc joints. etc Al diseases Ihcy were so eff
cent IN curing, that the uuiuitiatod looked wonder.
aud attributed ia If skill 10 the powers OF magic H. g.
tAREELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT is y composition
of balsams ard oils from plants peculiar to THE
country ard t by the the articles composing
his remedy that only their physicians bat eyen
the wild Arabs Of the desert enabled 70 perform
such miraculous The -3rIB stsed as pSrfd re-
HorHed far h. beautiful symmetry Of form, bis unsur-
passed speed and agility and the incredible fatigue heis
capable Of enduring. Why is III Because from the
time Of birth his limbs constantly WEtcked, ard
upon the frst appearance Of disease the megc ICon IA
applied and such things confirmed swesny, P5lleyil,
stula ngbone, scratches, spsyin lamsness, etc, eic
are unknown. The same result will follow in all cases
where II. G FarTes Genuine Arabian Liniment IL used
time. Therefore delay in procuring good supply
it, or every dolar spent it viii you twenty and
great deal Of suffering, If not Jour life. [iwlo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

UNIVERSITY or WISCONSIN, first
term of the scholastic year 1923. will
open on Wednesday the 18th September,
with enlarged means Of instruction The
charge for tuition is ten dollars per term
of twenty weeks Students DESTROYS of
pursuing select portions of the course
will be admitted to the reoitations and
other exercises of the preparatory and
collegiate classes, on the same teru.s.
GFSee our new Advertisements ara dent
forget . read them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

The Election for Directors Of the Min
eral Point Rail Road, was held in this
place on Saturday last, which resulted in
the choice of the following geutlemen.-
each receiving the number Of votes set
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

EThe Circuit Court for Richland county
commenced on Tuesday last. His Hon. Judge
Jackson, left for Richmond on Monday, to
be in the discharge of the duties of his Office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

0F7The Teachers institute for Lafayette
County, will commence at Shullsburg, on
Monday the Goth inst.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
FROM CALIFORNIA.
New York Sent.

Mr. Ward retains her.
FROM CALIFORNIA
New York, Sept 20 P n
The steamer Northern Light, of the
Nicaragua line, arrived at IL o'clock,
bringing news in 81 days from San Fran
cisco.
Her news has been mostly anticipated
by our dispatches, and per the Daniel
Webster
The Light brings 500 passengers, who
have 100000 in gold
They left San Francisco on the 30th
ult, and have made the quickest trip on
record
The health of San Juan is good. Hon.
Edward McGaughey died on the 9th, of
Panama fever.
The news of Henry Clay's death caused
the most profound regret The city was
arrayed in mourning for two weeks The
procession was very large, comprising IA
district Senators and including the mum
bers Of Common Council. the Governor
Heads ofdepartment, officers, &c.
The overland emigration continued to
pour in on a large scale.
Crime throughout the State was thought
to be decreasing.
Chinese villages are springing up
throughout the diggings
Hon. Henry Gilbert, who was killed in
4 duel, was inferred with high honors.
Buffalo 9TH.
For the last 3 days there have been IS
cases of cholera and two deaths
WASHINGTON, Sept. ?.
The following executive appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate -
Andrew jackson Smith, Agent for the
Chickasaws.
Michael Stecl Agent for the New Mex
leo Indians
William Gillian, and George L. Night
ingale Registers Iowa Land Office
Allen REESE, Register Minnesota Land
Office.
The amount of Treasury notes out
standing Sept /, was Sl27,76l 81.
Washington, Sept. 4
President Fillmore left Washington
last evening for the Berkeley Springs He
was accompanied by the Secretary of the
Navy and will be absent about one week
Judge Conrad will be the acting Sec
rotary Of State, during the absence Of Mr..
Webster.
The following appointment Of Steam
boat Inspectors under the new law, have
been confirmed
Robert l. Stevens, New York; Hiram
Barton, Buffalo; John Shalcross, Louis
vile John Manaly, Baltimore II W.
Dale Chicago.
New York. Sept l.
Leads heavy, and held at 81 20
SrocKs-Are firm. Money is abund
ant. Steamer to-day took $4,000 in
specie.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 6
LEAD But few sales. On Thursday
500 pigs hard at 81 30 and 1000 Galena
soft in lots for the Ohio river, at 81 374
Yesterday 500 at 81 374. To-day we
heard Of no sales. We quote Galena at
81 S7Ia 81 40 uer 100 lbs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

GALENA, a PoRT OF ENTBY.-A letter
was received yesterday by Mayor Dow
LING, from Hon. THoMAs CAMPBELL. aud
which was shown us by the politeness of
the former gentleman, giving the informa-
ton. that Galena had been made a port
of delivery by act Of Congress. This Is
point gained for our town An act of
this kind was petitioned for twelve years
ago, and it has often been renewed since.
The thing was accomplished at this time
by attaching it to a bill for the making of
Alton port of delivery, on its passage
through the House, as an amendment 1t
was concurred in by the Senate, and
signed by the President Gal AdU
THE New POSTMASTER GENERAL. The
papers speak in high praise Of Hon. s d
Hubbard, the present Postmaster Gcner-
al He is said to be man of clear mind
great energy, of practical business habits,
and unremitting application. He was a
delegate to the National Convention, and
a Scott man all the time. The appoint
ment has greatly encouraged the Wing
party as it betokens a healing Of differ
ences that should never have existed, and
d ACIui II u AuAA A-ut i44Otll " wv " ny pdA
tv-GaL AdU.
TRE WEBSTER MOVEMENT IN NORTH
CARoLINA-The Raleigh Register of the
18th, in noticing the sizzling meetings in
Boston. says If our friends in Massa-
chusetts are in earnest. we can assure
them they are laboring under most IN
accountable delusion. If they expect the
Wings of North Carolina to assist in de-
feating the nominee of the Baltimore
Convention, by uniting in factious OBJ
position they viii be disappointed. A
Webster and Graham ticket cannot com
maud 500 votes IN this State
rThe Journal Of Commerce says the
Collins line of Steamships have thus far
made fifty voyages, or crossed the Ocean
one hundred times. They have averaged
about ninety passengers a trip, making in
all 9 900. among whom no loss of life or
injury to persons has occurred.
TEggs from China. put up in pickle.
in large sized jars. are now retailing in
San Francisco, at ~ per dozen
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

DEATH OF SAMUEL BAKER-It is with
no ordinary feelings Of regret that we re-
cord the death of Mr.. SAMCEL BAKER,
while on his way to California He left
this place last spring for the Gold region,
with bright hopes of health and prOsperi-
ty, but, alas, ere he had reached the end
Of his intended journey, his earthly hopes
arc terminated, and death presents to his
view, not the gold of California but the
golden streets Of the city of the living
Cod He died on the oath of May, of
Panama Fever, four days after leaving
Acapulco, aged about 26. He leaves a
widowed mother, several brothers, and a
sister, in this place, to mourn his sudden
departure to the land of spirits. Nor are
they alone in deploring this sad bereave-
ment All who knew him, unite a heart
felt sympathy with the tears of the fami-
II, for none knew him but to admire his
virtues and love and respect his amiable,
mild and agreeable disposition.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

VERMONT ELECTIoN,-T returns, as far
as received, indicate an increased Wing ma
jority in the Green Mountain State.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

TuoNPsoN's BANK NorE REPORTER al
50 cautions the public against the shin
plasters issued by the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Of Chicago. 1t says
The Western papers call it danger
Gus counterfeit lis worse-'tis a de-
vice, deception, fraud, and tho only
way 10 avoid it is to refuse all notes on
the Merchants Bank Of Chicago We
have quoted it doubtful ID D. and dash
cd i in our list, and so long as the safety
Of our readers require this course we viii
persue II"
Public opinion is undoubtedly much
opposed to the circulation in this latitude
OF the notes issued BIZ the Washington
ID. c Banks. In Difference to that
opinion the proprietors Of the National
Bank have decided TO wind up, and are
Withdrawing the notes from circulation
as fast as POSSIBILITY Y Tri5une.
The y \ Sub Treasury has Sc. 400
GOO Of coin in its vallts-the largest a
mount ever known at that Office but the
Congressional appropriations will soon
scatter that Pile
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
TELEGRAPH ITEMS.


DuHaIU- otPI- .
The steamer Atlantic. as she now lies,
was offered at auction this morning. She
was put up at $4,000 and there being
no bid above it. she was not sold
Mr. Ward retains her
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

The Democrats have Mass Meetings
for the purpose Of discussing principles
and measures - Democrat.
What are the principles of the party,
as discussed at the Mass Meeting on
Saturday last The Speaker told US the
Wings had no principles, and neglected
to inform US whether the democrats had
any or not, VIII cur reigLbors explain ?
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

WISCONSIN RIVER IMPROVEMENT. We
learn from Hon. VIM Richardson, one Of
the Commissioners of the Board of Pub
lie Works, for the Improvement of the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, that the Board
assisted by the Chief Engineer, have com
pleted their examination of the " iscon-
sin river; and find that only a small out
Law of public money IS needed to make
that river render three fold the service 1t
now does The removal Of four or FIVE
distractions will allow boats of any class
now plying on the upper Mississippi, to
pass up the Wisconsi river above the
Portage at the present low state of
water and what is better, the work, when
done, will clear the river for years to
come, and thus be an expenditure for a
permanent object.
The improvement Of the Wisconsin
will be of incalculable value 20 the people
along that river, and indeed to the agri-
cultural and numbering interest of almost
the whole State, but more especially to
those who are doing business at the river
villages, and who depend on the river
trade for 4 market and an outlet for the
products of their industry. The lumber
trade, at present taxed with difficulties
and liabilities to entire loss, IN conse-
quence of few narrows and tow heads.
will be vastly benefited steam boating
viii be encouraged the price of freight
diminished and we might safely prom
Use an abundant crop of advantages that
will follow these little improvements.
Grant Co. Herald.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Washington, Sept.
Now York. Sent. 4

Leads heavy, and held at 81 20
SrocKs-Are firm. Money Is abund
ant. Steamer to-day took $4,000 in
specie.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

= L. I-yllS DC u
LEAD But few sales On Thursday
500 pigs hard at 81 30 and 1000 Galena
soft in lots for the Ohio river at 81 37d
Yesterday 500 at 81 37I. To-day We
heard Of no sales. We quote Gaiena at
81 378a 81 40 per 100 lbs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

PAPER Mill AT MOLINE, ILL.-Messrs
Smedley s. Wheelock, have just compile
ted and put in operation a Paper Mill at
Moline, Rock Island Co, III The ma
chinery of this mill is said to be of su-
perior kind, while the quality of the pa
per there manufactured, equals that of
any establishment in the East
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

~Eggs from China. put up in pickle,
in large sized jars. are now retailing in
San Francisco, at = per dozen