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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
VI. W. COTEEHEEN.

A TT0RSEY At LAW, Counselor and Solicitor in
a Chancery, and General Land Agent. Mineral Point,
owa CO Wis viii practice in the Fifth Judicial Cir
cult and the supreme Court al Madison. Any business
entrusted 10 him VII receivs prompt attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
u. w. THOMAS.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
wwTTIL attend to prep ring the necessary papers for
~ procuring iaNO WAERASTs, under the late act
n congress-: and also drAwirg Mortgages other le
~ and all other business RDp~Gtainin
"A or8 ~ aroey at Law 0d7se the east
Ram oF the Lower Floor Of the Court House, Mineral
pfn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

II "You have stolen my soul, divine ore! =
exclaimed Mr. Sickly to his adored.
Pardon me, my dear sir, responded the lady
7 am not IN the habit OF picking up lttie things
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
EAN.1~ 40 tEonl. .

= ft'II1FF70 y y - =
- | AAE~ IA ~ would respectfully say 10 The
-, - lrave ling public hat he his 81 BTiggstoSn.
nj .se.nslu River, an excellent Et.rry- whichis
n place % il sta ges of water He also keeps
/. = -, VII re EruveIl--Ts can he sccommOds-
:, - Die terms Gail snd see hiIa.
80 TRE OF all kinds. for sale At ali times at
s-r I'VE miles above Nuscoiay, OG the Wisconsin
I35 ; j. g..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

BIooRAPHY or Thomas MoeRE.-i' IS sald'
that the letters Of the distinguishes poet arc
in the hands Of Lord John Russell, for CONS
pilation. There is promise Of very Eead'
able book,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
L.oAD 4 XyHEELEw,
CHARLES =. LEGATE.

~ ENFRAT. DEALERS in Fancy and staple Dry
u Goods. Groceries, CrockeTy and Hardware, High
rirret Mineral Point 33
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
WHEIrNEX SEEIEH.
InHN MILTON.

DRALER IN MERCHANDISE IN GENERA Agent
II nr the sale Of Flour. Provisions, Patent Medicines
~ &C Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

II The New York DaaebDlan says the first
svyallow-tailed coat that old SouTby got 50 dis
pleased him. that he staTched the skirts and used
It for a boot jack!
II Bigotry murders religion, 20 fFishtea fools
with hsr gaost
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

HIssEs.-IHsir Phikosophy.-There is
great deal In hss-as aclers and public
speakers we'll know. But then. much de-
peuds from whom the hiss come from. If
from CO.. E. it Is not OF much importance
If from serpent. it may be death. Sidney
Smith we'll says. A hiss Is ri-her foolish or
tremendous. or suhIim. The kissing ofa PAN
cake is absurd the frst faint hiss that arises
from the extremity nf the pit, the evening
Of a new play, sinks The soul of the author
within him. and makes him curse himself, and
his Ihala; the kissing Of a cobra BE eoPeAd
is subime-it IS the sabjsper gf death .
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

~ A downeast skipper, with hoy, was
irving to manage a small sloop, when the
master of a Liverpool packet. who had been
dodging out Of their way. incensed at IheiE
awkwdrdness, cried QUIT
sWhai sloop is that =
The sally from hIaine,' responded the
Yankee.
wv no commands herP
sWel,' replied the skipper. Il undertake to,
but sweOw, she's to nuoh for men
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

u -CutFee. is that the second bell F
No massa, dats de second ringin' Oh de fgss
bell. We hadn't got no second bell IN Dis ar
hotal"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
FRANALIN taoE 80.

liS BY RrRNARD,-FR.SxLIs WIS.
<AzA ~ eHeui0~s will be spared 20 ensure the
rsF lll1rt Of Travellers and othsr. Who may give
sept. Is, 1851 ns6sF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
GTORGE ~. COLE,

~ EvERAT. DEALER in Merchandise OF all kinds
: neral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

,sy TTSEK as POINT LODGE No. 1.
w Regular Meetings, First and Third tuesdays OF
sch Month, O'Clock P. n, at the Masonic Han.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
RUsINEss DIRECTORY.
MA SONIC

n Cards inserted by the year at 81 per line.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

rn.S IOWA CHAPTER No 6.-ReguIar
Hr Meetings. First and Third Frfdays Of each
Ms Hoath, o'clock P. h., At the Masonic Hall
F~1 Mineral Point, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
CHARLES CoTTEUsLE,

-g-The only good and cheap HOUSE, >IGN and
ORNAMENTAL. p sINTER.
N'saHs, Ruggies and ~IeighS. Banners Reualias sRd
iaa-narsUces, Pltat,d q with neatness aud spatch.
.aas hN1gax, hits. h x AMI Wsl -triuing dou
mine 3-~t sf.le ;tuatry afd-rs puactfaIlH attended
z Residence ane door uOrtd oI the Franklin Hou=es
Mineral Pulut, WIS. lily
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24
FEEANRHIN HOI ST.
MINERAL POINT, wIscoSsIN

y
MINERAL POINT, wISCoSsIS-
BT NIruDLS & SNIFF.
L aatersj jsned having become pr0prIetcrs sG
-. 'ac Stowe we'll kuuvn house and having -
d #. -F tA thC Des style, w.u respectfully szS=l
- '-s citizens and the travelling public that A-A--
s Ar pa eI 10 accuEn -udaIe. an the best manner,
my fA 81 tnem With patronage. Their tshte
rta. ae supp ird -ith inc best tb+mark-s al trds
- pc hy strict attention % the wants OF traV-
So -eTl4 aud rec4lvt q iberal patronage
- 7aNe iul- house dAiy tor the east and west
IL 'Alia a1iuus harms and Stables are ait-ehed, sRH
!. 's-lrr es er resdg to attend 10 the "a ants OF
''as4 nag, day or nj. ht.
u NICHOLS s. STIFF.
'A Point, Dec 10. 1851 7u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

GENERAL DEALER in Family Groceries {. Provis-
u ious. Nails GIass, Wooden are, sc ~ Staad
opposite the County buildings, High Street, Mineral
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

Tfa aEODOsSE3 RODDE
TtPAyERAL dealer in Drugs. Medicines Paints.
Is nti-. &c. &c. High Street, Mineral Point,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-24

GE1. ID. uEIBEIk. Va AZ,
0HYSlCIAN & SURGEON. 0yrICK-Two doors west
1 81 The P.tsI Dfice, Mineral Point VIE
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Proposal. Fursishing ths Paper the Pubiis
Printing.

orFicE surKRusTKsDEsr PuBLLo rRsTIso,
Washington, september 30 1852.
IN os Ac provide executing public print
ceysd this office, Capitol until Monday 10Th day.
OF December twelve O'clock for furnishing The
be public printing rhe
Ing this s day December endag the lst day Of
December, 1883. #Us-
The suhoncd list speeches. nearly be ascertaned
the quantity and the quality and description OF each Kind of paper
that will be required.
" 1000 printing uncuendered "a by
5inches, and weigh foryhve pounds TO the ream OF
$50 sheets.
Na.. CLAss2
1900 fine printing paper cnendeed, "a by %
Inches, and TO weigh hysa pounds 10 the ream OF loo
sheets.
300 supehne caendeed printing 70
measure "a by 80 nches and to weigh oryeght pounds
The dbre II the each the above classes be Of linen
cotton free all with mineral other sub
of fair whiieness, and qures Of twenty
eacl EACH contain
perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight viii
be required and bundle varying under hve cent
from standard weight will received the weight Will
In all required Mixing various tcknesses the
bundle weight will be considered violation Of the
above classes will be
for supplying required thereiD
the public require, privilege reserved
ordering quantity either class, should greater
y required such and In such quantities be
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, at san Franeiseo, CaIlfornin.

TREASURY nKrAnrsREr, Oct Q, ls52.
ne s day o. FsSu,ty i e., The sSnsfISsn g on Of Tie
disposed contract The said proposals.
branch o work tbs h, being reserved 70 department
bic. The depaneu, the right Of declining make
building and machinery cannot be finished and
which he expenditure expressly limited BY the act Of Con
PaymeHt. every sixty day.
work done and materials actually used on the building % be
reserng from each such estimates and payments twenty
hundred thousand dollars and per
each suhequent estimate sun nna com
eon o e building andi approval and acceptance BY the dc
EyeY proposal mus. b accompanied s written guarantee,
s, party or pare. making H. accepted
shall and vii and eond ws sufbeen, sure,s
sec.sry Treasury the or hny thousand dollars for
cred uals.. Is accompanied gusraa,es.
Proposals wiz s,so be reeeyed ., hs same ms and paes @r
specifications which viii likewise be furnished by the depart
in rsi.on a The budag with e exception Of Of the
sood required for the hfa execution Of the contract which viii
Proposals place.
ar and machinery suitable or se purpose oi branch mint
the and conditions specified relation TO the
10 ,he plans SPECIFICATIONS build
ally proportion pieces of different
from one 70 twenty dolsts each now authorized sy law asn
w that enc, granted by Congress. contract viii Of course
en be made ior The erection OF building and furnishing The ma
bids will be opened recorded the of suoh
bidders think proper attend aud ond the bids which
California received the department
previous the aforesaid day Of February 1853 VIII reserve
right opening bids which be presented
decion will be praccahle after the depart
been officially advised that Law has been passed by the
Legislature of e sa,s Of California ernp,ng said brunch mint
taxation, &C. required by the 9Th section OF the act Of
Congress The "a Juy lsa establish branch mint The Uni
ted States In California.
persons California who be disposed TO make
for ad building nace VIII deliver he same % the
collector of customs San Francisco previous the expiration of
s,y days after publication oflh advertisement IN
issued In Francisco that period having been
designated oCongess for the notice m proposals In Cali
nrna The collector Ssn Francisco viii be furnished with
plans and specifications for the Information OF those
TIIOs. CORwIN
Oct 9-lawtareb Secretary Of the Treasury
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War DepartIne NJ,

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. ls, 1852
will be received BY the Secretary Of War until the
which time the contract will be awarded TO the lowest
meni md aoteI hundred thousand dollars.
CONDITIONS.
forming the ran only be thoroughly
be destroyed they
mpedmen TO the navigation thereof
ne Whenever The shall report tai portion o he raj,
destroyed shall be inspected
fic department pay proportion Of
price agreed the portion removed shall bear 10 the entire
shall never be part
Juy next, sas which willing
se wthin that me and also the sum for which he win under
for first mentioned period he viii 80 ate and will propose
A. when the time specIed contract completion
the work shall have arrived the shall be inspected BY on
shah such Inspection that The contract has heen fully
complied with full payment shall be made o hs work 10 sono,
But shall appear that lhe has
Sai se balance Ispasins ds on e sd
United ss e Se Ss DC art s ss s @ s. na,
sagemeni shall onsr compes The work without add
DO" ofse seclesny o1wa viii be allowed him for na
And the Of that lime the work shall be completed
$ The contractor required give $4,000
condonsd for faiihfu Each bidder
viii transmit the time with his proposals ,he names o. the
that they will his bond saenes as above mentioned and
a, in which he resides a, sad uetes are respectable
considers Them worth ten thousand dollars over and
above all their debts and labes No bad w be examined unless
The proposals will be addressed 70 ,he marked on
"' '"''''pe JJABERT,
The Republic nteleenesr, Union, Washington, o cou
der and Enquirer snd Express New YORK Pennsyvhns In
natl Ohio; Louisville Journal, Louisville Kentucky 81 Louis
La New Orleans commerca Bulletin New oean. bee,
New oiea. Republican, New Orleans. La WI lneIs e above
Sept 2I--diutS2swJan
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LAsp oFrIor October IA, 1852.
N1tMrRoua applic having Office the
subject decided, full consideration 70 recognize
Of executed before witnesses
and s notary pubc In all however 70
under the author
nv Of the the time OF taking such
scknowlsdsment. ard Of ,hs gsnuinenes q his ssnss
!. ~ ..asraed JOHN WILSON,
Del le-.n -.nrwsw Commssoser
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs

The OF peson viii upon teoiI ptsss
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
money By possss
which will be paid all It's safe
nsmisson.
The COUNTRY PAPER Ia published ui-weekiy during
sions OF Congress- and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions ioT a period year
erms proporioned ,he above rates.
Q PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subseribe with enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed, viii be entitled copy
rdiuQa rsf1b sthsegissfs Mr. gyatif
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In Admiralty.

TnE UNITED STATES District Of Columbia viii:
IVHEREAs libel hath been filed in the United States district
Of Columbia by John b. Montgomery
against Admance her tackle apparel
which said libel forth and charges that the said ship
furniture 7 day of April IN the
Io7 the Of San Jose, in Lower California; setsed
said John Montgomery said John b. Montgomery BE-
United States P0spO0t
Of said belant said libel that the
said shall condemn the said ship Admiance her
tao kIe, apparel, and furniture; aFt
Morsel, Of said
appointed Monday December
next day for holding
United States the city Of Wssh0gton
for the trial OF The said ship her scke apparel aud furntse
ably the prayer Of the said ibeilant- 7aft
NOTICE is hereby district will then and erc BE-
held tho trial said premises
and all claim
hereby be and place
show final should
27th October, 1852. By ofder-Te-t
Oct 29-d20t JOHN A. SMITH, Ct~rk.
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The UNITED STATES AMERICA, District Of Coumbia wit
w HEREAS libel hath flied United States dist
Of the District Of Columbia by John b. Montgomery,
the OF the ship Admiance which said libel s fO
and charges that the said 7 day Of April the
i6 at the OF San Jose Lower California seized BY
the said John b. Montgomery being then and there commander Of
the United States ship Portsmouth, and the said
belan in said libel that The raid shall proceed
demn the said of the said ship Admittance . IA
And whereas honorable James Morse Judge Of the said
hath ordered and appointed Monday OF December
10 O'Clock Of the holding
United room Washingon,
the trial OF the said cargo agreeab the said libel
Iant-
Notice hereby district will there be
held for the trial Of the said and the
and all who claim interest heren
hereby appear Aforesaid
show why final should
9Th October 1852 BY order-Test: +s@s
oct29-da0t JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
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THERE yet hand little than one hundred copies o.
The Campaign political published during
,a canvass under the auspices Thomas Rce. Al the ee
snts which faithfully recorded 10
win In the presidential elections ~
ea coures the fun proceedings OF The BAT
to,p Convention Philadelphia (whiR) Convention Of
and indeed many which lke
be brought the approaching campaign viii be
found IN this volume
campngn contains 46 o bound IN strong boards
sheep and win be od the low pes Of
dollars.
wish purchase may procure them AT this ohice
Jupe1 1t~-eon
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NAVY Asssr's oSreE,a

NAVY Aassr's OFEcK,
Washington, ID. O., November l6, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. dupieae will be received al this Office
" until IL O'Clock January next
removing The coping the brick wall enclosing the grounds OF t
Observatory the SOUTH side for raising this wall
bricks higher (except panels, which 10 be raised Two
feet hgber beginning the WALL and going around
by The south 10 the northern end of the wall
The wall 10 be eoped with brick patterns the
agents Office from WALL OF south
wall, 10 north end of wall.
All the brick including he coping 10 be the best red brick the
whole be laid and filed with best hydraulic
cement lime N equal parts and proper proportion Of clean sharp
sand the work to be finished In workmanike manDer
Bids for the be made for coping the
west wall from north end hip running foot for raising The
wall four bricks higher running foot for
The before the s OF April, 1885, and
To be finished before the 3lst May, 1853. @u8Hg
All materials be the entire Satisfaction
Of the OF the Observatory before bills will be
proved. tH y tl
Upon completion according provisions,
will be made by the Washington, within
thirty days after presenting the bills duly approved by the supern
tendent OF the Observatory.
BY the according the form annexed and their resi-
dence (naming distinctly
The whose or shall be accepted will be noned person
ally by letter through the Office which notice shall be
for specified days Of
will be other the
Of such deaultng bidder will be held responsible for oil den
quencies.
particular will Of the Bureau OF Ordnance and
Hydrography, be rejected.
The bids will be opened Of Witnesses,
aud also in Of the bidders they Of them
should be and only the whose offer has been
cepted will be n0ufied
And department right decline
all the offers which be received the asked should be
greater than be paid for from existing appropriations
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SPLENDID stock Shawls-We have Just opened
splendid stock OF long aud shawi be found
ans New York, prices
avorably the In stock he
n
long shawis white blue green.
orangs centres, which will any
house in the country
2bo State sawls comprising every
Of aad style. IN stock will be found
a
which style Bay Company received
gold medal wlt
Also mo borders ss|
25 half mourning, with gray and black centres
10 all black, long and square do
~ black Thbet shawis
IL do do do silk fringe ar
M Ies
- plain -coored Thibet shaw In long and square
We also splendid fan8els, cloths
coaks the shawl
line, which o .ssa
We would long shsvls
preference
and coorns other make
who will
other make the viii give them the preference
goods. W. NJ. SHUsTER n CO., erf
Nov 7-d2wf
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War Department,

Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS win be reeeived unr and including The first day Of
next for the following articles required on Lake
Michigan 49,, .xa y, -, ,on ,, ,; al ,
$50 pieces do 45 feet long, do
60 long, do
10 pieces, ID inches square, 20 feet long, do
100 roand white oak piles, 80 feet long
1900 lbs hinch Doll ron, IN pieces OF y o. 10 'ee' ions
800 cord. Of good hard s,one for crib ballast no
Each cord stone 10 yield l25 feet sold
The foregoing ar.icles to be delivered al New ake
One trd Of The timber by day third
by % day OF neu April one Third BY the Dist day Of next
The stone 10 he delivered as oiewss
% of April nex one third by the Jist day
of May next by aoi, day OF June
The ARTICLES delivered these several specified days 10 be
and inspected BY agent OF the United staie and
proved received the approved and received VIII be
paid f according eoeuaet price, he's. 10 per cent on amonn's
contract be eeomPe,sd when nmoun retained viii be paid 10
WIZ be oreed the United States u the con
tractor fail TO fuid his
The sap, splits, and mperectons
kinds Materials quantities. quaiiy and
delivery win also be received for Black Lake harbo ota
wa county Michigan ..,
p able fulfil the department the
right rejecting proposal not satisfactory IN all respects
made az stated H..
The places Of landing materials pointed by The Uned
him by the contractor On this srcodni
subject delay OF over three days. bu
landing delivery OF said Articles the
will be acknowledged except quaint
stated and In accordance with this advertisement
n vecd Inspected and received all articles VIII ss a, The
when delivered
d received they will be the risk and under be OF
ne nied States No delay 70 Inspect and sesye times stated
proposals endorsed Proposals for Timber the
oue envelope, and will be addressed 10 he upaeg"ed
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
Republic, and Union, Wash
; Courier and rnaurer New York, Commercial Adverser
Buao Advertiser, Detroit; Commercial Advertiser
ia = Oct 22-tsa &tawtDecl
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National Medical College, Washington, u. G.

National Medical College, Washington, u. &.
fIE hrfrst OF lectures will the
first Monday in November and continue until March.
FACULTY:
Thomas Miller NJ professor anatomy and physiology.
William Johnston, NJ d. professor of obstetrics and the dis
of and children.
Joshua Riley, M d. professor of medica therapeutics,
and hygiene. .aa.
John Fred May, NJ d. professor Of principles and practice OF
surgery.
Grafton Tyler d. professor Of pathology and practice of med
cine.
Robert King Stone NJ d. professor Of microscopca and patho
logical anatomy.
Edward NJ d. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James Il. Morgan, NJ d., prosecfor aud demonstraor.
Practical with the ample facility
Clinical through the entire period Of the lectures
the Washington Inmary, under roof with the college
Here medicine and both taught practically
The entire Of full Of lectures s93 90
Practical anatomy by the demonsuaioT 10 90
Matricuang fee, payable only 90
Graduation expenses 70 W
Admission medical and surgical clinic without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d., Dean OF the Faculty,
Office and residence Washington Georgetown
Aug s. 2aw3mdacp
TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol 10.
III Of United the last
sion OF Congress Just published. .-
Nov II FRANCR TAYLOR.
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Attorney and CounssAor al Lae, Washington city, D. c.
PRACTICES in all The courts o. ths District adjacent
of Maryland and Virginia, aud
era arising nations treaties with
egn and with various Indian and claim
properly injured OF destroyed supplies munitions
FURNISHED and claims upon contract express implied with M
general OF Its officers Also claims
pensions, o which he has established being long
pended or rejected.
Communication. addressed 10 him, paid Washington
ID. C viii receive prompt attention.
r. 81 Refer necessary,
and 10 members Of Congress generally,
Oct 24-9awtf
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Notice.
LIBRARY Houss or RsPRrsrsraTIvrs,
August ~, ls52
LARGE number o books belonging to this ofhae, out
members of and Others having them In their
them be returned
John A. PARKER,
Ans 27--dn Librarian House Of Representatives