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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

Republican Senatorial Assembly Conventions
TN accordance with he suggestion of The State Central
Committee of Republican party, Con' eliion 81
the Fifteenth Senatorial District, consisting OF ioa and
Richand Countess will DC held at the Filisge 81 DopeE
yr,Lx ON saturday the 2ih day of August io1 Tor Tie
purposs eecng two delegates 70 represent the sd
Dstric ne state Convention, TO lie hed at ID AOlsn
Oh the 5ta of september next.
Amer the sen.,. riai tsavention, the Iegaes from
Iowa County viii receive into Assembly District ION
yentions and elect two delegates from each Assembly
District for the purpose above stated.
The Committee respectfully suggest that the several
precinct czueuses be held ON Saturday August l7h.
precinct win be entitled to one delegate Tor every
inv voters taking basis the Congressional elecioh
In 1854.
r u n CRANE GEORGE w. BLISS,
p r THOMAS MARTIN NASH,
fE MFSSNORE, Central Committee
Dated al Dodgeyille, July 81, 1855.
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HOUSE AND EoF Fos s.IE.

b. large stone house, owned and occupied BY reg
DRY Philips situa ted in the Hl2st pleasant part Of
the Mineral Point-i= sred The most reason
ne lot Contains 80 100 The house cOntsus
. roo MS has good cellar. an1 arse cisern attached
ne owner wsuing 10 to California, the above
PipFeTiy wii be sold bargain. For further paucu-
ars apply to Mrs. Phillips The premises, or to
EDWARD CORNISH.
Mineral Point, July %, 1855 34tf
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IN sEZsHrCE,S couRr.

1888 County, Town Of Highland. In attachment
-, 10 issAe Alexander:-You hereby notified that
t3 seFtia attachments have been issued against Won
80 tor roper -, sttached TO satisfy the following de-
iaLts w l. p Hamilton. ountilg 10 Forty os.
As- ana Nat of Isaac Ochetree, amounting 10 TWEEN
-!FG d0Aarete total being sixty dollars Now unless
Ye shsi 1ppa before Marx Corr1n, d Justice OF IN g
eaGe 10 ana To- sl1d County, his Office in said town
% ~ iith Gay August, A D. 1885, ths hour of two
ci1ek IN me e moon of said day Judgment W i'll be
fehGefed agalAS and your property cold to pay tire
Dated This nth ds.of ,aIy, A. D. 1855.
/. p. HAMILTON.
'SS ISAAC cCHELTBEE.
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sEEEEzaEF,s sAElE.


IeHf5 JCTEltl Attachment
The s.ete Bank Of Illinoiso Assumpsii.
virtue Of writ Of feri faciss issued out Of md
= , der the seal Of the Circuit Court Comfy Of
lafayette and state of Wisconsin bearin- teste the
twenty fret day Of May u. 1855, in the above init
ted cause and TO directed and delivered against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements OF the
above named defendants, I have levied upon and
eZ~d all the right, tte and Interest Of the above
med defendants The state Bank of Illinois" 10 the
following described real estate The property OF the
above named De PENDANT to wit: The west half Of The
south east quarter and noTsh quarter of the south
east quarter Of section number thirty FIVE, 49, in town.
ship number ave. ). HuFth of range number two, ?,
east OF the fourth principal nardan in tn County OK
Iowa. state Of Wisconsin. containing i20 and ai
sf hch shGn expose TO sale public yendue TO tho
highest and best bidder Tor cash. and shall cell The
and al be right. title and claims which said de-
eudant had in an9 the above described lands and
real eSate the EetesEih day October in the year
ofOur Lord thousand eight hundred and 6tythreeor
aany time since tbatday hIch said dee Ddsnt would
have had thsrein had said defendant not ceased 70
act body corporate al the front door of the Cours
House in the village Of Mineral Point, Saturday the
18Th day Of August, in the year of Lord thou
and eight hundred and fifty Ave between the hour OF
Hae o'clock in the or and the setting of the sun
of said LAY, to satisfy said writ and the law db
reefs. LEVI STERLING,
Sheriff Iowa County, Wis
JANIS II. KEowLTos, Esq. Prfs. Atty.
Mineral sn POINT : EiPos s;b ,55 nssws
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

DlED-At 10y, RchIand County Wis, on the
18th day Of July, 1888. Hiram 4. Britain AGED
60 years and l month. His loss is much Iamen-
ted as ne was one of the oldest settlers in Wis
cousin ana favorabIy as well as extensively known
He leaves wife and one child. His last VIII
viii be proved at Sextonvill9 on the goth dav OF
August A ID. 1855 2v
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t9-9@o Gl16grG1Se cogG 0JG&.
HI JUSTICES COURT.

ra IOWA &c GG ,i65.n So
To Patrick Ryan and William Dowd.
HI0U are hereby notified, that writ Of attachment
Il IS been issued &zefHst you, and your property
4tl3c5ei 10 satisfy the dena1d OF James 3ou9n
'pg 10 SIX dollars and forty three cent. Now unless yu
saai appear before John II. Weston justice of the
peace IN and for said county, ct his Office said town
on the eighteenth DAY OF August, A. D. 1856 at one
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, judgement viii be renders
against you and your properly sold 70 pay The debt
Dated this 18th day Of july, a. -. 1850.
Wv 20 JAME- Holman. PIairfir
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IL The PIattyile .4rucrican has an excellent
article under head of Fall Work for the Repub,
licans." The sentiments of the american are
those of every true Republican n the west We
give below portion of the article:
We have said little about candidates. The Re
publican press has said little, while the Domocra-
cy have been angrly discussing the subject for
months. As far as We nave heard ore ereDce
expressed, it has been generally for Coles Bash
ford. There doubtless enough who are ready
to serve the dear people in the different posts,
which have been so long occupied by the YuI-
lures" There are doubtless men who claim to
belong to the Republican party, old political hacks
rotten TO the core, and morally corrupt as pol,
itIcian could be men who are ever to be found
on the apparently strongest side, whose cry is ev-
er loudest, " hose zeal Is the most ardent Who
go 10 the farther extremes, and who will endeav-
or, by fair mans or foul, to bring themselves for
ward, and oban the nomination for those Offices
which give greatest promise of afordlng facilities
tor plunteTlfg the public. Against such men the
delegates TO he Convention must set their faces
as tnt. We walt no g tried politician" whose
certificate of INTEGRITY and devotion to princinle
cannot be endoTsedby ever voter in the State: no
ultra fanatic, ambitious of notoriety desiring a
9ewGrd for persecution. We have confidence how
ever, in the honesty nd sincerity OF most of the
J leading men OF the Republican party of Wiscon-
! sin. and have dOJ)t but that honest terqper-
ate, capable men vii be selected, worthy of the
earnest support OF every lover of Freedom and
Free Institutions an with such men as leaders.
/ we shall be ready 10 give our whole energies TO
the battle, and hel togain a victory for Freedom.
| Temperance and Political Honesty, that shall
/ forever crush out Corruption, condemn Dopgh.
/ taceism, aud consIgn nam Democracy to obIiy.
I ion.
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TAKEN LIP

= the subscriber in the town Of Arena, Iowa Co
E2 e is, the 4th day Of July $50. a dark bay or
brown mare win heavy black and tail and a
small coiior mark on The neck. The owner Is requested
TO prove property exc.
G. c. MEfGUS.
dated at HayW0rth, july 23d, 1855. Az &c
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- E.I.0nATE-Eo~AC C0IUI

n the mater of the guard =uship OF Frances Hin mi,
Anor hetr of Fra0cis \. Hill deceased.
on reading rad ing he petition of Angelina Watson
guardian ct said minor representing among other tbngs
mat II rs necessary 10 sell part the real estst NJ
sd ana praying for license To sell the same II
IL ordered and directed that She next Of I'm a. 40
Wa d, and al persons interested said estate spn4s,
metre Toe Judse of this Court, SATURDAY., the Ism
day OF August \. D. the Office of said Jptla ",
thsoWn of Highland, in said County, and the and her
snow cause iisny there shall be- why hcence shou nj
not ne granted for the sale Of said estate according
10 the prayer - said petition.
AMI 20 Is Further ordered that cory of this order shah
De P5bisIed Tor three weeks in the Min.
era Point tribune Weekly newspaper published az
Mineral Point. Ia his County.
Dated July 2H, lcJJ. T. NJ STRONG
nd
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Honey Wanted

e IL Persons indebted to the UNDERSIGNED ~, p
- account, ProUfis- OEy Note or 81 erv, O' BOOK
80, ,'a rs ! iecssaIF settlement shuaId be- ~
VIII. Ism before the arst :, OFFENDER next 4@1a
+ii accounts and MOI as that li,ay r..rnas,, ,,.,
"-. ,..-'e, slij DC placed in the hands OF an A." az
cti.t c'inH 10 the most summary way as the ief
,'t 70 ieaFe inns section 0i The country al thst
HighlaHd j1l, . 50 35-tf RoSFET - tISt lime.
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SAFES.

, URKE AND BARNES, Manufacturers OF InproTed
p Sniamander Fire Proof Safes, with powdei proof
Lgcbs, Pittsburgh, Pa.
am agent for the above Safes, and have an sssort
neut OF sizes hand. which offer
prices adding freight. Persons in Of
supplied viii very superior article, lower prices
th&n tley san be bought and delivered singy Every
sale sold IS warranted FIRE and damp proof.
taii and examine them. CIV. COBB.
Nav IS. 1853.
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Stray Notice.

ge7-==-@f=s TAKEN Up by Che Subscribe r;,u
Ey-4, : lnfy ds fuInEHe ne oV n Of NiDorei pi,
--a about Two y eess since, vhtte and red s p,s'
ted COW, lin red CALF. Cow i sl,o,1t a.. - -
% call prove property ana take her ayysv 'e'
5ul -, lrJI. - II STEPHEN rtnr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

Should Gov Barstow receive the nomination of
the Democratic party, and Mr. Booth that of the
Republican, we have no doubt there will be a
third candidate brought out who will receive more
votes than both of them, in this region at least.
At present the public mind, in tle West turns
towards Hon. Coles BAsHFoRD, OF Oshkosh, or
EDWARD d. HoLToN, of Milwaukee, for that of
fee Either of them would receive 1000 votes
in Iowa County, more than could Mr.. Booth
They are both good men and true, and while our
preferences are for the former, we could support
Mr. Holton with right good viii and while we
entertain towards Mr.. Booth none other than
friendly feelings he could never get vote for
Governor of this State, if nominated by all the
Conventions in Christendom We profess to pub
Iish Independent Republican paper, and in so
doing claim the privilege Of using our influence
for men who think qualified, ard opposing
those we think unfit for office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

An Enron RoBBED.-From the Chicago Press
we learn that 5. d. Carpenter Esq, editor of the
Madison Patriot, after dsposing Of interests in his
Patent Pumps, TO the amount of some $4,000.
in the east, robbed, few days since, while
on his return home, of near eleven thousand dol
lars. The following notice is from the Press.
Mr. s. D. Carpenter, Editor of the Wisconsin
Patriot, was robbed last Tuesday night on the
cars, al some point between Adrian and White
Pigeon, Of near e'ersu thousand dol3qrs mostly
Ohio and Indiana bills. Mr.. C., has no clue to
the robber, or robbers, as mis- small satchel con
tanning the money, and which he kept close 10
his person. must have been taken whilst he drows-
ed having been deprived of sleep for several
nights on account OF indisposition, from which
he had sufficiently recoved. however, to travel
Surprising no one knew the treasure was In his
possession, he was less on his guard than he
would have been under other circumstances He
IS confident that some person or persons must
have been knowing 10 his receiving considerable
sums in Ohio and followed him for the purpose
Of robbery. Dir. c. stopped over at several places
on the road, with the vain hope OF discovering
some clue to the robbers, but met with no sue
cess The safchel containing the money was
made OF rubber cloth, and containing also several
articles of wearing apparel
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Tha Census of DcdgeviIle.

The returns of the Town Clerk, as filed. show
the following as the population:
Males, 1886; Females, 1854; Blind, Insane
2 Foreign born, 1867; Native born 1878. To
tai, 3o40.
The following statistics we have obtained from
the Town Clerk OF that Town:
Nationality OF Foreigners (including children
of foreign born parents French German s
Scotch, 81 Irish, 10 Norwegian 336; WEIGH,
745; English. 1916.
Average number in each family; French, !
Scotch, 478; German, 50; Irish, Sc; Norwe-
gian, SIS; English, 526; American, $40 =
WEIGH, $50
Native born of Foreign parents, 928.
Excess of Foreign over Native born, 404.
Excess of Foreign born and their families over
American families, 2344.
Population of village (including Martins, Mad
dcns, jenkins, Wilson's, Burrall's, Blacks and
Parrys additons,) 1897; Out population, 1743;
Excess of out population, 446
Approximate proportion of each nationality
Cncuding children wherever born) to the whole
population English, IL; WEIGH, IA Americans
l-9; Norwegian, 10; Scotch, l-45 Irish, Lag
German, 162; French, 1000.
! Population in 1850, 2l17. Increase in 5 years
| 923, which IS 434 par cent.
LrsDEs-Ne are indebted to Mr.. WESTON,
Town Clerk of Linden, for the population of that
| town, which is as follows:
Males, SOC
Females, GAG
Total, I453
Deaf and dumb, 2; Blind, /.
/ Foreign birth, 1913.
| Population in l850-o5l.
| IL The following Census returns of the town
| of Wyoming, were received about three weeks
since, but were misplaced and so not published at
that time, The population in 1880 was 300
| increase in five years. 34l.-[ED. IRIS.
| WYOMING, July TO- 1855.
| Nh. EDITOR The number of inhabitants in
this town the lst day OF June, as ascertained
| by me, was as follows:
Males, 2S5
Females, 262
| Total SAT
All white Foreign born, lo1. Insane, /.
Respectfully Yours,
| GEORGE Pam
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Farm for Sale

FExHE Proprietor offers for sale m. -.
x Port RS tfroye ter miles ca, OF i-'la!ea hear
NIthia Two miles OF Hiekox's Mil The 49, me aud
Nv hundred ana twenty acres: 20 acres 6rs
d3otosT' - acres enclosed and ia cultivation &c hsil
fcharJ cog aiiiing 100 fruit trees, many ~ 'h al
bearing irulJ- is Is of the most -,-f S1I now
ha'dsolie situations IN The County and al! 5ut and
Wien = purchase VIII do we'll to calI and Exams Who
li-.-g .of themselves The Proprietor havircg ae
utH many years IN California, aishes Ia ret vs-
sell CheaP for Cash in Hand -'aAd ~lll
Sru THOMAS II Tpuvp1-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

In this village on the 25th inst, by Eber Polk
Esq Ir. JoHN HOPKINS, of South Carolina, to
Mrs. ARETIs MoRRIs, OF Vermont.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

}IIsu WArER-Eae Wisconsin, and most o f
the streams tributary to tue upper Mississippi are
very high. \ large amount of lumber is on its
winding way, and prices, we trust viii soon be
little more reasonable
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& Dwelling House G. Store


g $50 &ssE-S.
'tiAt valuable Dwelling House. a leo the sto-o -,
Joining, Owned aud occupied bv the Jntsr so IA
sithale ia ia= Usge OF H-blaud, lfofraTIy Ftd,
IOWA -, - Is %ii be sold reasonable terms
- apply TO RUBERTi ..V.xcp
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Middleton, July "a

Three cases of genuine Asiatic Cholera were
reported yesterday at Portland, and one in this
city.
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THE BRITISH REVIFWs-W WISCONSIN IN
CKWOOD.

New volumes of these admirable periodicals TO
wit the Edinburgh, North British, Westminster
and London Quarteres and of Blackwood's
Monthly Magazine, commence with the July num-
Der. This, therefore, IS good time to subscribe
The terms are So year for any one of Them
50 for any two. and 81 for all five We know
not where else as mach valuable and Interesting
reading matter can be obtained on as cheap terms
Leonard Scott & Co.. 70 Fulton street, New York
the publishers.
The last number of Blackwood, by the way,
Chat for July.) contains, in the article on Cana
ia and the North Western States, 4 glowing &C
count of the new city Of SUPERIOR on Lake Su.
perior, and graphic picture of Wisconsin, TO
which the writer gives decided and well found
ed preference over all the other North Western
States We quote few passages:
Wisconsin was only admitted into the Union
as State, in May, 1913. The rapid increase of
It's population has been unprecedented even in
American annals. In 1898, the population was
only lSI39-in 1880, the census returned the
population as 305,291. l saw the Governor of
the State, in Washington IN 1854, and ne assured
me there were upwards Of 100000 inhabitants
in Wisconsin, who had all emigrated there within
The last fifteen years 1t Is needless 10 observe
that the value of property must have risen COM
mensurateiY with the increase OF population In
order 10 support my assertion to tue eligibility
OF Wisconsin field for investment; but il pos
sesses many other attractions 10 the emigrant be-
yoEd that Of mere possession The salubrietv
OF It's climate says Mr.. Latham, the purity o.
the atmosphere and Of the water, which is usual
" from coplous living springs, the GOODNESS and
short duration Of summer, and the dryness of tie
air during winter all couspre to render Wiscon-
SIN one of the mos, healthy portions OF the Uni
ted States" 1t is one Of the most fertile as well
as healthy.
This charming country 5 intersected by five or
SIX navigable rivers, and dotted with numerous
extensive aHd beautiful lakes Il possesses the
greatest facilities for exporting lis produce
Bounded on the north by Lake Superior on the
east by Lake Michigan, and On ,ae west bv 275
miles Of the Mississippi, il has Outlets in every
direction, while railroads already connect its prin-
cipal towns with New York"
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Nails !! NaiIs!i

FaTHS q deTs gned has Just Received a I.va
K stuck Of Fails- embracing every quality and srai y
use which viii be sold unusually low Tor Cash
ouLI -. no 50 u GEDkGE Y COpR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

In this marnman-worshiping Age, it is rare to
find a man place his usefulness to the public be
fore his interest. During late visit 70 The City
OF Spindles' we were presented by PROBES sionaL
friends, 10 the celebrated Chemist, DR.. c. AVER,
whose name Is now perhaps, more familiar than
any othe at the bedside Of sickness. in this coun
try. Knowing the Unprecedented popularity OF
his medicines, and the immense sale OF them, We
had expected to and him uaiihoHare, and rolling
IN wealth. Butno, we found him III his IaboGaI-
~, busy with his laborers, among his crucibies,
a.embics, and ratOrts-giying his best personal
care to the compounds, on the virtues OF which.
thousands hang ior health. We learned, that not
withstandiug his vast business, and lis prompt
returns in cash, the Doctor IS not rich. The rea
son assigned IS that the material IS costly. and he
persists in making his preparations so extensively
Ply.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

IIhee are O. " and n l. EI9ts Geo. v
and Nelson L. How, supposed TO be living in
this State, would crafty their sister, Olive Rus
sell. by directing a letter 20 her at Flint Or any
person acquainted with the location Of her broth
ers, who may see This, would confer a favor by
giving information Of their residence 70
Olive Russell, Flint, Mich
Editors who viii assist in giving the above cir
culation, will be doing one of those benevolent
acts which shall in wise lose It's reward -
Detroit .1aU.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

On the 9th inst, the Kansas Legislature
reported memorial praying the President to
remove Gov. REEDEa, speedily. The memorial
calls Gov. RELDER clog to the wheels of gov
eminent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

~ We understand that the Directors of the
Mineral Point Rail Road Will hold meeting the
early part of next week for the purpose Of adopt
ing plar for the speedy completion of the road,
which il is expected will be presented to the
stockholders at a meeting to be called at an early
day. We are informed that nothing is necessary
to secure the completion Of the road by next
June or July, but the prompt payment by stock
holders OF their subscriptions, so as to complete
the grading this fall. If that is all that is neces-
sary there IS no doubt but the road viii move
RIGHT along.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

BEWARE OF FIBE.-Our ears were startled on
Friday night by the cry of Fire Fire! which
proved however TO be occasioned by the burning
OF pile OF shavipgs near Phillips new building
Tie wind blowing strong from the northwest, the
flames extended for some distance or High Street
and but for the timely rain which fell just thCr
there would have been great danger of general
conia grafton, Oar citizens cannot be too careful
with fires, particularly when there is high
wind
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

Nrw BANK NoTx LIsT-The first number of
Chicago Bank Note List published by F. Granger
Adams, IS received. We presume many of our
business Will find it for thir interest to subs
scribe Tor the list We should be gratided TO
nuulb Der Il among our list of exchanges
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

NIoRE R.rS-There was more rain fell in this
place on Thursday night than have often
known in so short time. The entire shower &C.
cupied less than an hour, ana yet the streets were
literally flooded with water, sweeping away
whatever come within its course Ga Friday
night there was another shower, though not so
hard as on the previous night
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

FoSD Dc Lac Co. CESsUs-The Found du
Lac U,tion, brings the complete census OF that
county. 1t exhibits a most remarkable increase.
having very nearly doubled since 1850. The to,
tai then was 1850 by the L. 5. figures, though
the t'1on makes il 'ess- The aggregate now is
25,oS5, of which 6292 are foreign born
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

The Washington U5.i0n of the 2Ist inst.
states that i've million acres of government lands
IN Minnesota, will probably be thrown into mar
ket in a short time.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

H A new post Office has been established at
Honey Creek in the town of CIarno, Green 60
ana Leonard Ault appointed Post Master.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01

SPImBuN.-Ihe commencement Of this story,
written by Madam Sand and translated from the
French by Mrs. Dali may be found in the Una,
| a very neat monthly Of 10 pages, devoted to the
Elevation Of Women, issued from the press OF 5.
c. Hewitt Boston, Mass, At 81 a year. So tar as
we anjadse from the portion already published,
we are led 10 believe that this story will excel IL
interest any that has recently been published
II We publish to-day notice of the election
of the Faculty IN the Wisconsin University, from
which il will be seen that DR.. GEoReE D. NILBER.
Of this place has been selected as Professor OF
Na.sria Mes}ica Our acquaintance with DIR. vii
Der enables Us 10 say the choice is 4 good one.
lie i well qualified for the station. and we con
graduate him. well the insti,-tons upon the
selection