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SHALL TIE TRIBUNE BE SUSTAINED!

This is a question we submit TO our friends
on presenting the TRIBUNE IN lis present i'm
proved form. Many may suppose that our APP
pealance in new dress is an evidence that the
patronage we receive is sufficient to sutain Us
enterprise Such, however, IS not the case. Ii
has ever been our determination to present our
readers with paper that should not fall below
any country paper in point Of appearance, or in
the amount OF reading matter furnished. To do
this we have found it necessary to incur heavy
debt for new materials, and also to employ more
help, which Of course increases our expenses.
a number of oUr advertising patrons have left
US. in consequence Of our political views, and
much patronage i'll other respects is taken from
Us for similar reason. Towards those who
have left us for such reasons, we entertain no
other than friendly feelings; and whatever their
motives may be, we shall ever continue to treat
them as friends, and hope 10 merit reciprocal
kindness We are well aware of the efforts Of
some to do Us hainl-or. in their own language.
TO crush the TFBruUNE,' for the reason that ii
differs from them in politics. To such we would
say, our efforts 10 advance yo,r interests have
been eheerfuily put forth and would be repeated
under like circumstances. You may succeed in
your present determined effort to drive Us from
your midst; YOU NAV . sink the ship but when
it goes down if at al, the last visible object at
tached 10 it viii he the colors Of =. Liberty and
Republicanisnl nailed 10 the mast. They will
never be struck, whatever the fate of the ship.
They are secured with the strong rlvcts of prin-
ciple. aud while floats The hulk. there Vii they
continue 10 wave in the free breezes of clear
conscience and correct motives.
m. ,r.,,.---. ..- -.
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Surveyor and Geologist

Mr. EDITOR Please insert the following cor
rection regarding the report OF the Clerk OF
Board of Supervisors as appearing IN the col
umns of the last issue of your paper
In my haste in preparing the report for pub
LEGATION the following order was omitted.
Ordered that Cox 6 Miller be allowed one
hundred and thirty-two dollars and eighty cents
for repairing Court House.
The above order increases the amount OF coun-
ty orders issued by Board at the late session to
S42l7 09.
/ would also state that the tax ordered to be
raised for State purposes at the rate of seven
and one half mills on the dollar, whereas in my
report stated ten mills on the dollar.
ARTHUR BRITAIN, Clerk
Mineral Point, Nov %, 1855.
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SpstiaI Aotiffs.


Balleys Genuine Pain Extractor will subdue =,
pain and inflammation from the burns scala
in from to twenty minutes-and that it will heal
wounds without scar and efectualy Fever Sora
PiIes-S Salt Rheum-Inhammatory Rheumatisnl-s
and Infamed observation-disclosures and Invetsr,
Sores-Bruises-Scald Head-Corns and Bunions-r
sipelas-Sprains Swellngs - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
of Insects-Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipuls
Eruptions-and all other infiamInatory and cutauA
Diseases where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases NAMED
be cured by only thing-but reflect that the few =
positive properties which the Daley Save alone con;
and heretofore enumerated-one to four-can ra.a
not alone the aforementioned Diseases but many mo-
not enumerated.
Query-Do not regular bred Physicians prescribe Cal
mel inwardly for of different diseases
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR H.
upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatv,
of c. V. CLICKENER * CO., proprietor and HEypy
DALEY, manufacturer. All Others counterfeit,
Price p cents per box.
," All orders should be addressed to C. Y. Cck~.
& Co.. 81 Barclay ST. New York. For sale by all da,
in Medicines throughout the L. S. and Canada. I'm
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DIR. Isaac Tlomp-on,s much CeIe,ra,ed ?,


Water. ITs MERITS STAND USRIvALLED-This Al,
tried and invaluable remedy for all diseases of the e
after having stood the test of Fifty Years. and ~
demand for it still increasing is now and has been a.
the past two years, offered for sale in an entire -
dress Each bottle win have Steel Plate Engraved,
veiope Wlth portrait of the inventor DR.. Isaac Thon
son. New London, Conn, and sIM1IE of his sim
ture, together with SMILE the signature of -
present proprietor, John l. Thompson, No I6l and js
River Street, Troy, New York, and none other can
genuine.
The proprietor has been compelled 10 make this ehas
in the style Of the wrapper owing the large quaint,
of countereits which for the past years have t
palmed upon the community, and ESPECIALLY YVES.
Purchasers are particularly requested to buy none D.
the above described and the red label heretofore w
has been called in any found in that form propr
does not hesitate to pronounce counterfeit.
For sale by all the respectable druggists in the Tna
States and Canada. I-4m
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= "lL noi oar friends Ia different sections
q thIs and other counties, exert therassIysz =
mite TO increase our subscription list in their
respective Iocaliuesf But very little effort
would oe Necessary for each Of cur present sub
serioers + induce Lis ne.ehbor. who is not a
suo>er1ur. . become s1eb. and u, tq Wv ,,,,r
list might be very easily doubled. Friends.
VIII you make The effort: We know there are
very many Who only need to be asked. to be-
come subscribers Let those who take an in
'efes' N having Republican paper in Iowa
county make little effort to sustain the Tsi-
seNk &ad We feel confident they viii not tail
ne want so more good paying subscribers
mere are many more than that number of Re-
Pooilcans IN Iowa county who not subscrib-
ers to the Tribune Shall we have them? We
are by no means unwilling TO secure the names
OF Democrats a subscribers, and trust that those
who see fit 10 become such VIII be benefited
thereby to the full amount Of the subscription
p-ice of The paper. at least
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3tl 4 I + i q E S.

In Turin, the 10Th Nov, by the Rev James Moro,
of Delaware City, Delaware, Mr. HARRISON LION q
Mineral Point, and Miss SEyANrIA j., only daughte Z
orFin Woodwork, Esq, of Turin, Lewis county n.
In Fatteville, by Rev. W. Wilcox, of this town "
- EVANS and Miss SARAH KLBoCEN, 10th of Pises.
vile.
In the place, by the same, New. 9th, Mr. ioHy
JEwETT, of Galena, H., and Miss ELLEN r. RoUyrEn
daughter Of Major J. IL Rountree, of PIatteviIle.
At Macobangors farm, on the 5th inst by the Rev
Williams, episcopal minister JOIN CoKER, Esq.,
Mrs. CHAPMAN. both of Grant county.
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL.-We would call
the attention of our readers to this excellent
medicine, it'll the satisfaction one feels in prai-
sing benefactor. Having been afflicted by the
serious effects of cold settled on the lungs, and
found relief and cure from its use, we can add
our testimony to the much already given to
prove It's singular mastery over disease. If any
medicine before the community can be relied ON
to cure affections Of the throat and lungs. it is
Ayor'S Cherry Poaoral.-Chriatian Observer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18
XXXIvth CONGRESS.

The new Congress convened at Washington on
the Sd inst. The following is correct clas-
si6cation of the members as we can come at in
the present mixed up state of politics. We put
the Republicans and Anti-Slavery Know Moth
ings in itaiic, the Pierce Democrats in roman,
and the Wings and Pro-Slavery Know Nothings
in small capitals
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

FRAUDs.-The Monroe Se3.tiaol saws that frauds
OF Supervisors III that county, during the years
OF 81 % and 4, amounting to q 500 This was
done by altering CO. Orders. 81 600 have been
paid by the Clerk and the balance his security
will pay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

TREMENDOUS ExrssIoN.-Du During a recent storm
at Cadiz, Spain, the lightning struck powder
magazine on the Island of San Fernando, caGs-
ing Gan explosion which did damage TO the "a
mount of one million of reals, (Sl25.00OO
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
/ N S 7 r ANCE COMPANY.
FOND Do LAC, WIS.
Capital : 90, 0O0.
Cash Paid IN, 500, 900.

Especial attention given TO Insurance of FARM PRoFEs'
TY, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BUILDISGs.
NStRES such buil iings contents on favorable terms
Il Tor or years. 4nsnres Stores Warehouses Buil9-
lngs or contents, and Personal Property generally ,
Losses equlabiy adjusted and promptly PAID CASE
This Company Is a Joint Stock Association ORGANIZED
under special Charter granted by the Legislature o.
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of S5O0O00 one
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in, and Sc
being ta;s securely organized upon firm basis the h
rectoTs take pleasure III recommending il TO the pub
iaVor As worthy OF confidence and support, with the az
surance that all Losses shall promptly and honOsh
adjusted As this Is purely Stock Company murA
business VIII b. done nor premium notes taken
Oficers:-N. NJ. DONALDSON, President J. v
EDDY, Vice President W. It. GIBSON Secretary \
GIBSON, General Agent
LILY j. T. CLARY Agent Mineral Point.
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limit. For when grounded upon observation,
theory is extremely useful and equally reason
able, even in Wisconsin, where the Geologist
NAV gain rich fund of new materials for inves-
tigation The introduction of this country forms
natural compendium of meteorological Informal
ton 70 the visitor.
Your obedient servant,
G. j. PHILLIPS,
Surveyor and Geolopist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

IS The Democratic majority in the [. S.
Senate have decided that the Republicans are
not national party, and are not entitled to con-
slderatlon IN making up committees. This ex-
cludes from all important committees such men
as Seward, Sumner, Hale, Fessenden and Wade
the leading intellects Of that bodv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

IS The Governor of Georgia recommends a
return 10 the annual meeting of the Legislature
IN that State Eyerybeiy has become convinced
that biennial sessions for large and growing
State are a great mistake.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

.E \ Bill has been introduced into botb
Houses OF the Texas Legislature, providing for
the raising and organizing a regiment of one
thousand Rangers, for the protection of the
frontier
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9 ea t b S

In this village Friday, the 18th inst, Mrs MARGAL
MAYBELI, aged SIS years.
In this village, on Monday, the 10th ms
B 8RNARD WEY
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VIRGINIA SESAToR--Hon. Jamas NJ. Mason
has been reelected L. s Senator for Virginia,
over George v, Summers, by Sc majority
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There are two different versions of the origin
of the present troubles in Kansas. The Nilsson
ri version we have heretofore published, in
which the free state men represented as the
aggressors. This morning we publish the 9TH
er version, and which we believe to be mainly
true 1t is FROM an extra of the Kansas Herald
of Eree9ou7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

IS The Plain Dealer SAYS the Waukesha &c
BanA has increased its capital 70 $4,000
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-12-18

THE WISCONSIN, DELEGATION. Gen, King OF
the Milwauk ee lSe,ttynd whois now at Washing
ton writes home as follows respecting the vote
of our delegation Speaker;
The Wisconsin members voted as follows ::
Mr.. Wells for Richardson, the Administration
and Nebraska candidate Messrs. Billinghurst
and Washburn for VIM. A. Howard, of Michigan,
a tried and true Republican, who would do hon
or to the Speakers chair Considering that the
Caucus which nominated Mr.. Richardson re-
e,,actd the Nebraska test, as the standard of po-
litical Orthodoxy. and that Mr.. Wells, on the
eve of his election, distinctly committed him
self against that measure, his first vote excited
no little surprise among those who supposed
they knew where Mr.. Wells stood
Gov. Barstow Is at Washington, and it is said,
" has, on the strength of his assumed election
demanded of the President, new DEAL of the
Federal Offices in Wisconsin. Gen. Dodge is
after him.
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Daniel Wells Jrs > CedaoauaGer C. HaskJuru
Charles BtaiagAGrsf.
LIST OF TERRITORIAL DELEGATES
KASsAs-4Edreae II. Reedsr contested BY Joseph "
whitfelds
NfNNEsoTA-EIenry u. Rice.s
NEBRASKA-Bird B. Chapman, contested by Hiram P
ReRAeit
NEW AExIoo-Jose Manuel Gsllegos.
oREGoS-Joseph Lanes
UTAH-John NJ Beruhisel-
WAsHS6ToN-Anderson..
Members of the last Congress
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SENATE


ALABAMA, TERN MICHIGAN,
1883 Clement C. Clay, Jr, 1851 Lewis Cass,
1851 Benjamin Fitzpatrick 1859 Charles f. Stuart,
ARKANSAS, MISSISSIPPI,
1859 VIM. K. Sebastian, 1857 STEPHEN ADAMS,
1861 Robert W. johnson, 1859 Albert c. Brown
CALIFORNIA, MISSOURI,
1857 john b. Weller, 1857 HENRY s GEYER
1901 Vacancy 1851 Vacancy
CoNStCricCT, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1857 Isaac Ioucey, 1859 JOhn Parker Hate.t
1901 Lafayette S. Foster,4 1861 James Beat
DELAWARE, JERSEY
1857 James A Bayard, 1897 John K. Thomson.
1899 JOIN NJ CLAYTON, 1853 William Wight,
FLORIDA, YORK,
/ 1887 Stephen K. Mallory, 1857 Rdmitton Fish,
1901 David Lev. Hnlcs,+ 1851 Wm. Henry SeEard,
GEogG.A, NORTH CAROLINA,
1909 Robert Ioonbs, 1899 David ). Ried,
1901 Alfred lverson, 1861 BigCst
ILLINOIS, OHIO
+ 1859 Stephen A. Douglas 1857 BEN Fran Kim Uade
1861 Lyman Ifam5aA+ 1soI George E. Puyh4
INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA
1897 Jesse D. Blight, 1897 Richard Broadhead,
1851 lVacancy.l 1861 [yacancy.l
/ IOWA, ISLAND,
/ 1899 Geo Wallace Jones, 1857 Charles I. James,
1861 James HartaR,f 1859 Philip Alien
KENTUCKY, SOUTH
! 1893 JOHN b. THOMPSON, 1859 Josiah j. Evans
1851 JOIN J. CRiTTENDES,f 1861 Andrew p Butler
LOUISIANA, TENNESSEE
I 1853 JUDAH r. BENJAMIN, 1857 JAMES C. JONES'
/ ISL John Siidell, 1859 JOIN BELL,
MAINE. TEXAS
1877 Hannibal Hamlin, 1857 Thomas J. Rusk
1 1893 HIM. Pitt FesseadeR, 1859 SAMUEL HoUsToN
MARYLAND, VERMONT
1857 THOMAS G. PRATT, 1887 Solomon Foot
ls6l JAS ALFRED PEARcE 1S6l Jacob Collanert
MASSACHUSETTS, VIRGINIA
1871 Charles Samner, 1857 James NJ. Mason,
! 1899 Henry UHsOn 1859 Robert NJ. T. Hunter
WISCONSIN,
1857 Henry Dodge, 1861 Charles Durkeet
| not, Of I,s+S
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Editor Of " Hee,es Ansrrssrs ks
No 81 BestnAs-r.
Jsdss c0Ib' Edoa q q. D.si.io Of the Supreme cOst
1T T L = so o " y 4 .6 CO;I
have n preis, and will shortly % 'isb,
The DECISIONS or TAG
SUPREME COURT OF THE Y. 5.
WIZ NOTES AND DIGEST,
By tue Hon eEsJ.srs L. CURTIS
One Of he Associate Jasces of the cosft
'oan e oe:.v cO%yssins Se Ca. aspors.d y
E,i" vols: Gs'nsh' e,'ii HaS:1'a' 1. vols Peter" 10
EXTRACT FRoY ruE PREFACE
Tbs YORK to1'Aihs the see,.s,s ne supreme Court 81
the United states TIE epIsns Of the Cosrt In al
sft.I erns .seh prs,
fn .Ssmrst OF the EFT b,s Disclosed
Of each sscion They designed sh1w the prints de-
edeo BY 'be Court not III. des e.soBa,s Of the
,ibe For yeSs has been tbs hs o. al The Judges
CT this C. onh 10 their opinions the ess Of
the Court viewed them Ia ms,ns their decision such
statement when complete renders any other saperaa'qs
ben oard complete have attempted tn he
whole bu, supplied In the report suh fso1 do;
p,p cd 70 ne T. be w,ntHs
"sTne ture ina questions complicated state,
OF fact sovns any ,,er o, las have 90. III ush.
tneuutet the vot with detailed staten of
evidence bich would ind useal These
inssnte., however, ar few
'.et case :ppsIded note ,errins 70 all 1ss.quspt
dechin gbchIbs In the text hs heen mentioned II
will thu, he scesin whether dee hAs been
o. ub ed quslf explained affirmed; and 70 sse
what other applications have been made OF toe sane 81 sna
III. sthozd reporters hiss been preserved
III, heed II eeh ana in The msrn Of es-h page for
iLaD fer Ds las, c. for CIsn:h, " foi ~neatJn,
r. Tor Psiers II for Howard
al the decisions Of The Court down
u elo.e OF the Deesaber Term, 1884 vii be eBbrscea In
decisions"
ssk attention to the folio siss spp'os BY the mben
Of the Supreme Court Of the Ubrsd eates: =.
We approve the ylsn ~ dr. Jaice CartRs Decisions CT
tbs Court tbs Uued States aad believe that its
BY him Oh be OF much ntny 10 the legal p'fes-
ROGER 3. TAsEY Chief Justice
" John 3cLAss. Associate Justice
JAMS u WsySE, Associate Jus,ice
JOSH CArRos. Associate Jas,tee.
"PErEs V. DANIEL Asso1sts Justice
SAMUEL HtLsoS, Asslciste- us,'ce
" ROBERT G-IER, Az pc.te- Istice.
A CAMPBELL A'sO:iste Jastice"
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DR.. Tcw nse,7d's sarsspariIa.-Eow the time to
this eelebrtttd
PUIIyIER or THE BLOOD.
ts N. sres. sppips Remedy and the only medicine which
efeetuy eiesnse the sen esn al the Impurities OF
the blood
Thounpds who have used Il can testify to It's
MIRACULOUS EFFECTS UPON TdE BLOOD
new rch and pare blood carries Oh the putrd
huors e1sDes the stomach regulates the bowels and In
parts e toLe 81 visor to the whole body.
DR. TOwNsEsD's sAR5APARfLLA,
o. ,osr uctursd updsr the supernendence CT Dr. JAMES
CHILTOE the celebrated Chemist and PbJsian 10 ths
country, is the
ONLY sARsApARtLLA
which Will If .tuslly elesrse the ss.m eradicate esss
restoe healthy action all the fuocops Of the body and
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE
Fstsbsbed In the City Of New York in 1870
WHOLESALE ard Retail Depot No. 2l2 Broadway, oyposc 81
Pau. Church of5ce No
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6peeiol Notices.

sc.se R.syooS will I'LL .' q"
n at ftes.pi At P III al the foot Of sroad ct s.4p ~
hes soeety No Chatham square
The District temperance Association No. will
ssyrs ~ ' as Ss 10 d. la. NO. is s5~sry a.
BUpAEl6H Esq nd oihsT emloent spoken Will address
the De''s Coed Staging y ne yss,, p.,a.o.
CHARLLs s. srsoSG. seeIetuy..
National Academy of Design rhs AnnaAl asetn,
Esss ish ~. al celOsl r. NJ, wE ONESoaY, Mass By
orS,r OF ne CouIen T. ADDISON Ric4AdDs,
Corresponding sec Il. A.
The Cnnal-st. 4. II. society meet at coove iion Hall
IN Weos'eI. eear slesek.r. n SUNDAY EyESlSG;
Siis6 to attend JOHN Qua, President. )
The Carsoa League sm hOld : meeting on MONDAY
pvkNc0 tpil So A. o'clock, the Lecture Of toe
sss HoxE srd The Il oasP The
pubI:c are invited 70 ssteId
io as19 2E. z kS9nM,s sl:1 sasyn''
Weston FARM heasPs,7a sPesiA M.stiss VIII Be
- SS present oSo sELI sssssy
I hsrss SP Sss ss. ,ss
.I Eng &c $50 sSp ~, M net iss Tie saIpo.e
the scsas oios d. Asor place sssa evening Of hs
SEGA h sss Ss's,s, .. ioi .rs
SososEoh 20 Tss.s.y Eveslas April e.
sPSs ~sas sysss n,' so as -
METH ODIsTs. Friday svessns April a.
llESHirtFIASS, Safutssy Ex-ntax April 20.
a. JUos0S WINrsGroS, seeressry pro ten
SoEth Williams burch Association. = xeDees
tsreby pottec the selection i tsse place
nOsD Az. April as o'clocs on the ground. Thssss
kefus kttpg Of the s.soson will be hels their RoDns
No Eowsfy. tbs Evening Of day.
pot taId ga in fall viii po-vsly be forfeited
Mem Others whhns purchsss Lets ia the village
Of sspth snsenrsb infslDed that the asy
(soI5sy Se sbout wenys.yen shoee Buiidian, g'biy
Hons,tes an elegant Frame ssld1s also, Csrrisse, =
scea edsi s.d ssse osi suieis, Lhs above property
Sale 20 comreDee Il C'elses Z "A on the premises
Stsies nom ell sAs NisIsbuYsh Ferries and the Myrtle
Az Bsirosa yatss Ferry. Broohlyn. gill convoy psssea
ssu 10 within sbor. aiee u the property Yer further
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