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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
NEWJERShY II,KHG

NUsprR usn named Thouas Gle nsnh, r~kA
i,r In Ne~s-k, was murdered on Fhdsy nyss ssde
the following crcums ssces: He hs< bssa with ssap
In he drink ing saloon Of Robert Quail, sWa~ -
Bank snd Orange streets in Orange tswasAip, ~ssrs
Q difficulty aIoss between them asd the ptspneso
relative 10 pay ing for ths liquor which they he'd bsso
drinking and for which they did net pay. nQ
started ont in different directions aad no fso wsi SD
i i. ali, gsd suues Clemsnts . blow spsa the hssA
from viii he ded on Saturday moruinE. QsHh h.
bees arrested. Coroner King Inv, stig alag NE ansA
Tn. dtS...ed 80. w.. ,!,. ms. s All ga"
In the employ Of MeNn. Elvsrtss l. Co
MuRpER-TIe Wsrren Journal rslstes . hseTas
s.ss Of suda he wGrss rslrs.A sssi Rsee sssrt =
s.l.. S.. "t .. b: i..4 .ii al. His :s.i d.
.s @s's :,s Az 50 :, .sss 80 !. "a 49,
over j: s.si s:sdssI sic. .'..- =. :s.s .
9I 2: ;ss.. 2, sI.Is de-; =: -
40 s.Xs. :. .s.': s.sa BE. Va. in.ei.a ....s. -
,.,d .'d .nt.Ed .es:s u h' can, :. u. se.. 2
q. in. =: We. .uuos .. tss ...d 81 ,rt Lee .iS =
sss,L b. covered .an is.ly 70 give o,id's Issr -
s c:ss g.. 1S x. : . :s s 10: Z.
nsds his Wy 10 Psssy yssis vhs's be v1 sxsssa -
Tuesday. They are new Aa loissdisjL
RArrop IsTEREsr ~ NEwJElsEr - re Ssssas
R,s.s,r that sassps viii b made 1t the ssass
Is is prs..ss s1s' .ad l.v. i. rs "a
ns. snisor thro.shsus tue ate Ts Rstsi~ les tie
Hsdsoa The cities Of ksssk and rst.rsss 10 10 ptss
sally persa In SuS IN ppssaos - the wisAs Of he
psopls and Ia def " tho authority Of he LesssrA &c.
sApia IN suss 10 tse habit IL ssstns ssek no0
to s.... .o .Ds fs"1 ,;., '.' .i:. .
II fishes Obtain 20 to VI ~ Of lsosl ssS
tAst spos 81 freehold security, he mus, kswSk q
Pssrsos The bond Tux state Of thss ssc
rsy provoiss considerable ssg tie demand f The
peal OF tbs law viii soass be prs~sA he sSassrs
with great esrnsstts ss
HrDpIsG NJ. T.. CHuRcH FESTIVAL This fssiv0
J.e, City eos.d Griasy sight wits god .fhSy
very lsrls ,ttssdsses Tss choir 70 the ssasa q
Il, sd sbp Of 4 5tees pressnt, sat favored ID
win p, ~ Oh ries sseIed szse2
stys. The presssds Of ~ fair viii b sbsst 81 ~
The Rev. Dr. ,Clure late psstss Of The Ykk
Reformed Dpteh Church. Of JsDsy City ssd nov ss@sav
Of The AEsnesn and Y~sgs CAisdss Uos. vsss v Hvcr
Ios in the lsA Coiss sssosr ryss Tor Rome wkAv -
wiz ebspss kss UsitsS SAses ssslss In sdlA0
10 psrfsrnms hs da les - SssstAS Of the Ussa-
BIBLE SOCIETY The HudsOa County Bible SsdG1v
hold lts IL the Rs'orn.d Dstsb Chush, s.
Bsrses, 70 monsw, The Nh iRs, ~ thx-s osssk p =.
The Jersey City Prison has been repaired IL Asslsl
badly thu, the sIs Grasd JGy pssssssA ssssasa
IN, Nerork Mercury says there u . great dsa -
irrnpr.nos among women In thai sity, bssi IN ~ Asha
and lever wsks Of hts
The work men at the Trenton Iroa w orks akss5s
organize l,ss into bsI evident society for the
Of rsns fund f he ssf Of ho.s VIE - takes -
an0Eg them
There was slei ching in seine parts Of Sussex CssusI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

r1PuI ia the spectaele Of
Sr.prIJyG AND BYAUU

STARTLING AND BEAUTIFUL Is tho spectacle OF
The ysa f1-rs tie Dec q koos IL z and o u
y BAlSCs's Arsrgs vbss bs Gr~st cs.see.sa Of Wild
Beat. st,rs1tnS scca eroves csreus ps.,ia Netting
more Irtns res ben for pnA TEL LisLkiLs
Ms . psrbru ID THIS ATrslsoos sad EvsSIss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

The most successful operation OF late has beer
he troSucn0 Of Patent Pss as1 PEscL aads b.
NnnAhTn u No. ~ AsAsnl For Sesaxy esSsAss Aae
On p esrno. FL. 70 stks the pas.o the b1ss thias
he AID sys< sseA. WLmub hss syay oes1r style d
Pa and P1scIL CAsE nd GoLs Pals faS ss.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

CHArGI or GRAyD LARcLEr.-Simon Ruisky, 9
keeping clothing In Division sres ysstss
DAY Oeer Lard tbs hssoI Anfet Police Court,
ehrgsd with stealing S the progeny OF 1r Jssss JlcGson,
sstssr Of No. l William street Is % alleged that tbs &C
cpssd BY Mr. Jaehoa with the moasy p.y -
third party for him. bat after rseiviss he A s.ay,
to his Rs,ky tsiea before
Justice Brennan and lochsd a. eI,nn ston HIS friends
s.ed Yesterday the Court and offered to cay the nod
M provided The prIaer ~ rsssssd bat tAs Ansass-
could efte Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

Tie Nerork Mercury says there 10 . great dsd -
irrnp-rsnos among wonsa IN thai sity ssss IN ~ AshaR
and lever walls Of ifs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

STIALIsG CABLg.-MaIimisB Train, West In
Su Jererdsy BY Os~ Abbott Of tbs flirts.n b
wud Poss charged vnh ina col 81 cable vLasd az SO
from tie schooner h ass's )ins the East River ospo-
sts cor urteI Property bisS that sees
Do.ss..iss As ssessed be 1sssA BY JsaSs
BrsL for tTsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
ry.s-Tse best assortInsnt Of FIVE TEAS vii

IEAr--IEt bt8t hbHDrNDt1lt OF K INE HhS WI
- fund u the CAIros TIA ComASrs Hsvfy etec.sd 81
ssSsns Ne Us Caathsus be<~ssa eesr add kooss
ssts, he Oloe-t Tea estibhssDent IN Tie Cny -.
~ rs.rs DO better here AAa ssevhsrs stAss
xselsssis N retsG- Ne branch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

TIE richest s,s,rtment Of DRESS SrtKs ev9
o. .,Abir-. u thu Cu,s ~ 70 - t'..a c..s.S
H.lL Ns = Gy.s3a ossre< 81 7fsss zee nv
go ~ ,p-r.ros skh q fovLss co r.~ltss shsx
ut s,cs per ,ut v~se udt, srrs ,ns ssS
9 sad nj psrysrt .h<h crst1s isrCt - es ~ -
va CO Nom urievr, .sy 81 per yrt wxA -
lslies va aAv-s yos "a 20 Asa sxsn,s ssf yssnsvsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

MorrALIrr The whole punb0 q dsasAs h -
cry for the week ending New. ~, va 80. Oftsh
nsnser were nslss y; kmsles III Of tAsss 10 w~s
ada q and 30 minors. Total 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

The house Of Mr. roune, near the C.Aelis Cs1e
.cry. a, labusA, was totally destroy ed BY ars % -
day night last. LOss q, s0Oi insured Tor $soA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

lA6vsrt1ssAsnt
BLAkE's PATENT REPRoOg PADT, No. liz
s,sr -~--Sss zz6sr bad Of Pa1stA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

4 REMEDY THAT CURES W hen iaoorlng under
A., s.... Al N. rh,a. a lar. r,s .o,-ty
r-sf Be ottab-s BY 1irs Dr. "irAts oAsAs ~ WILD
CHrEaY LIS scocess . sc<A cssss aap.rsiossd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
Law INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR cOURr-or.s..L Tsss-Ssv. u


DEcIsOss.
In the N after Of George II. r. Lynch, late Oerf q
who's hands fss<s sao~st. astHya.A
dfaeIt pU.es shss the suin bst psyasR
which be made essalt, and wa reasvs< II ssano
qosnes BY odsI Of Court, Ae rsslsrst this fH
so that ahoash ksss removed the eysxs M
BY CoQ ts oh pot ios asa Ehst tie CsOS
css proceed .s.ia,, By Gss assss
asd ~ 100 Mr. judah sppsssiss fer tss sps
:..S. and n, = r'..'a opel ", - ~ '
Caleb ID. G1deraeeve sgt. james Mh0uy-Orte1
sffuss< vilhoa. eostA
SUPERIOR coURr-srrcI.L rrsn.-as'. A-Bs6ss
JsSss DUR
DEcIsIOEs
Orm.by agt. Bsboock-By The code prsvs1ag
Ten, L,ev.S slo sassds1 ss fos tara fSs ossr &C.,
rds, thar hU r-sshsd AZ rec "A
AZ or hang postponsd the par enttlsd As fsA
Ford sgt. Turner-ls case Of demurrer tAs prAsh
pc .dofs>d 20 The sseot whes w. n rAs 40 -
pa, In The 10 ssits u equity.
GRAHAM agt Aaihosy-Motoa deais1.
Lsuy sgt- Deuvenogs-SAme.
Hutton agt. MeGrans-5ane.
Gregory ag,. Oak Smith-Moios granted.
RolIo a. = Mark Levy AID others-Prs ,ssds O. sslo
70 b equally divided as4scts costa Of sss sad rsfeesae~
usITlD STATES CIRCUIT coURr-ss,. N-B4Ars
Judge SKLsos.
kTGHT-wHkELED RAILRoAD CAR.
Ross WnsH ut. The Harlem Railroad C,nsssv
Ioreoover DANA, e. foS alleged nfdnsemaat q eG1enk
occupied ss~D noatA gwen jsry tn, fsrsasa
The 1nepHl qvs.soa f- Tho jsry vtsth1 the inprvvsak
CLAIMED b Mr. wh.a, n b. .sat w asd ~ 81 y
~snsr Tse tury at he lime u sas psss vers -
N t<bb~raiof.
Ihs Cs,,t, Surips rs charge r.nutsA dat p,dsaS ri..
% sst .ns' u tbs dssosaAst IL cs.issAsl, ~ -
fsAss ha The nvsntioa aal Of Chapas<
n. ~ : :' ~ ~. .,s .se s:;' s!:s:.
trovs ths eight vhs ssd eaxs b Ass snsassu
end nap s!0a 70 ne rOsd. smsssd u ssiAss, ~ q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

THAsKsGrIEs At rHE FIVE PoIsIs-At the Five
Points Yes stthe Five Points: amor the bare foed,
ragged frost bitter, sin stricken children Of Deglec
as shsne. But what have these poor miserable one
living in those old rickesty hoves, where our dog
"wouIdnt kesnel, 70 thank God for y That ques
tion VS. asked yesterday in our ssbbsh-school,
rhe, ons Of oar children replied: For keeping u
alive The pas. year "-enother, for giving u food
a little boy with gres, cracks IN his bare iee., for
elotes "a little wsn-fsoed girl in faded dress,
but Blaming Ses, "for making ~ better than We
used to Be.
on, yes tie poor down here have something for
which 10 thank God-ard sten Thanksgiving day 10
pnt We bOpe they will have much more 70 thsnk
Hin for. les We hope they vii be soc 10 th.nt
Hin ard you for that box of shoes that you vii eei
a. the better for having given for those three or foar
rieces Of prints sheeting oui OF your store, AMI
sood stroI cloth enough for tventy pair OF pans
ont OF you o. and hs:s and caps from you're and beef
ard pork, and potatoes and four and turkey, too,
from somebody else, ard any thing that would nake
YOU thankful 10 have If you had it not Afesiy Just
.epd il TO l. Al. Peace Superintendent Of tie rive
Points House Of In iusry No 2, Missio0 place, or
tine through tie post 10 TIE same address srd be Will
END for il What ssy you, hie.dsr sh.u the poor
hele be happy on ThAaksgivinz day The propne-
ton o. our principal hotsls have agreed 70 furnsa tbs
food; vii you the clothing We trust tast many .
btGt shall Be made glsd IN making s,hers glad on
ths, day; and We kindly invnA a. our fnends - come
and shave vih rs tie pleasure OF witnessing the en-
ioynsnt Of the poor IL ter aalus Thanksgiving
Ftstvsi. l. N. PEAsK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
fAi.er,is nest

DISEASES or THE EYE AyD kA.
Funcs sALrEs, ~ D., al l.,
OcslLA 40 Auaks
No y se.tsst, New yeik
Ofsee hous II 4 n 6trM ~
Il B.-D< s.LrEs viii fx~St Ns psSsAs< ssssss - -
sSirsss apps sppissaoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

The Jersey City Prson has been repaired IL Ass<s1
1t badly thu, the lsIs Grad JGy psssss4A 1t nsssasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

TBB FAvoaTLs ~ THE SULrAN.-TWss p00I
p.urIss' ss-iv>1 DVpsLcssy, r'presssesl -
g. ospsaa RsVpsrrs Of Ns-ty hsvs Jss ssss 49,
tie soas 9aLLnar Toy p-ro< 60 ea,o
Of ainiss.sa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
fAdvNtlssDeut

Wilson's DAsDELiOs COPFBB-fH Dyspepsia
nAsecroa Achs Bto1s nod Liyos Dssasos and
specially 1snded Of eelissss soasts1soeA
tSt b. I'll rssyss able Aps<tecsss Nd ts pndp - tsps
. me- q Hs1-A ~ Sd-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

BIBLE SOCIETY The Hudsoa County Bible SsdslV
Bsrges 70 monsw, The M ins. ~ three Gss<k p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

JrSr RgrprvEn-A spIealid Tot OF Fresed
c,t,,u-, .n< ~. ne --.p.ses "a ID, med S-sa,s' 49,
,ss ess .s- It'd or s,r-.. ss,s, % xavs ss.soS
~ BssEs kluLLED. COafsosioe<, Va W bfsssvS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

Those who have used the OXYGByArED BTr1u
fer D,.p-pss sI,est ssPsrior shs.ey sss ss&ss> -
h.. Il add being subject rsssasa -
- NJ. a. - y ~ q u - o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

The work men at the Trenton Iron Works xs akss5s
orfnise selves svsless society fsr the
Of r,ms fund f he ssf Of hoss VIE - tatss -
0Eg 1en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

AGooD HAND may be acquired with ssrtshH
In "a, ie..sssn GsIssnrTs.
\. s. slo.1-y. n 7 ni Ne IT Psls.. 81, Ars.sa>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

The Rev. DR.. ,Clure. late psstss Of The PIT
Reformed Dsteh Church, Of Jenny City ssd @sbav
Of the AEsncsn YWsgs Chsdss Cpisa wsst " I've.
poe IN the Lass C0ss ssaosr rae Tor Rome, whArS -
wiz act % ebspss Lss Usts< SA,es ssssts, In sdl
10 Hsrfsrsams hs da les Sesssfy Of the Usien-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

There was .lei ching in ssms parts Of Sussex Cssuu
40 week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

ROBBERY By CLERK'-T~s young mea nsHei
Adam Lesp.s and Aass D.nisk S,s day 'stsd
ssuIed with roobss tssir supto'er Gobsgsr, LilsN
dsssr The II Chsnbers AID Csahsr street. IL 10 al
Legged that then sau.h urdy nossE BY M
O. leaving the with eemoha Of eandy aad thai sAe
other deposit the BAvLss Bank sss aud for
mont past regularly dep sited SO month hi' say
n Ali 81 BsA Of he ss<sssd he'd 70 ssA sIssl
fatiSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. NEVILLE.

The funeral Of Mr.. Neville took place yesterday
af,er1oen Al O'Clock from his late residenee the
Kings County Hotel Some three o. four hundred
persons attended. The remains were conveyed 20
The old Catholic buryirg ground in Flint street, corner
Of North Eighth street, . large number Of The per
.onal frieods Of deceased acting g pal-esArei' A
rnor walled last evening hi no funeral ser'ice'
took place We are informed from reliable authority
that tie Catholic buying services were ferormed at
the grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

Yesterday morning the remains Of Richard Bark.,
one Of the New York Volunteers, wee inferred with
military honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

CHARGE OF FALSE PRHTrssrs.-Joha Branswick
. butcher al wnsrsscs h.'ss, "" y-sets, arrested
chussd With h.visf ssdse saa se gcrdg- farmer
Wycnins County n cut Of 80 b' fs' e,ses IL ~
peas that w. b. va It Be gn, with nsr bullock.
phich he .asred fr aa Branswiek sssst h-n for $2f
promi, ns 10 hssd HIN the mercy Wnapges NGhsI II
hs,nS delivered the sAt 10 Bunrrists MAJ Pfos.ede
vita the market ard there paid $50 whes g. en- an
hsr ave him The balance OF the monsy fstarAs4 IN
cattle Ths u s.s, ale css ntt.d hio ia sxAniastisA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

HrDpIsG NJ. T.. CHuRcH FESTIVAL This fssiv0
10 Jersey City eos.d Triasy Gshs vits god fh9y
very l.rss ,ttesdsses rss choir - the ssasS q
twesI.four, rom Greene rreet n q Cbsrss. saass -
l..d rsblp Of 4 5L,es prcssn,, ssd favored ID
win pieces ~ Oh ries sssIed szssA
.yls, The proceeds Of T. fair viii b absst o. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

RoEpIsG RTsIAURAEr.-AaAsos j. Buckbes, .
youps eisssss year, Of v on sstsrisy ssressd
charsA rsbbg the restaurant Of J)ha tsrott Ne FL
Csestsrsil Itn gsd th he flonossy obs 81 possss
Ga dap ssts he. 10 tie ffest sosr s.t ndnts - hs
atb MT sltsred the pses AID sls py dol airs fsn the
noaeydsw,r De .sde 4. so1f.sSoa, and rslsLst
70 fni 20 bail 70 ~ the eAusA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

GRssD LARcrsY.-Mchssi Fssny and Mary Gil
sors both sspisioss cAsr.st.r were ysseteJ srs,sA.
CHARGED vita shsR, vaiaee So no
Pstrsk Boyls, ~hs wi tben a. hs.'e On the Five
PontA The seeussd were taken Sfsfs Jass "el-A aad
.oekea ~ for trA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

SERIOUS ACCIDIsr Mary Franklin, IN aged
woman residing No Chsry street sassslsst compound
hsst.s sssa.y 10 OF bss ~ sstts
Lavrs rs ed spoa her In Frest Dover srss< sss
was tsies " the New Ysk HssptaL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

The annexed stirring old poem has the ring O
be rue metal, and is applicable now as whe,
was written-for It's philosophy is souud and
therefore,, universal
Who shall Judge a man from mannera
Who shall know him by his dress?
PaupeEs may be fl for princes,
Princes fit for something less
Crumrled shirt and dirty jacket
May becioIhe the golden ore
OF the deepest thoughts aud feelings
Satin vests could do no more
There are springs of crystal nectar
Hidden, crushed, and overgrown,
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me,
While he values thrones the highest
But pebbles in the sea
Man appraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets his fellows then;
Observation-Disclosures remember
That your meanest hinds are men
Men by labor, men by feeling.
Men by thought, and men by fame,
Claiming equal rights TO sunshine
In mans ennoblng name.
There are foam embroidered oceans,
There are little weed-cad rls,
There are feeble inch high sapings,
There are cedars on the hills;
Col, who counts by souls. not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me-
FoI TO Him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in the sea.
Toiiing hands alone are builders
OF nations wealth fame;
TITLED laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fatteneI on the same,
By the sweat OF others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly liteth up lis voice.
Truth and Justice are eternal,
Born with lovelness and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is sunny right;
Cod whose world,h-ard voice is singing
Boundless love to yon aud me.
Sinks oppression with its titles,
As the pebbles in the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
ProudGt
nnr---A
Madison

1864 yards excavation for celIarStt2 40 e so so
% u Perches rubie work. 244S36 so ao4p 3OD
= perch c:'i stone window sills So 223 an
% o4prfch cit stone for casement9.273 20 2.sl 90
.oo Tor safe. Ike, loo 90 50 90
% perch for corners, !'07 SO 275 90
t'tooo or'ck 22ISa0 I.77I 90
llo24yds lathing and plas,erins6. - a 3Us9 50
l364 yds deafenng foors( (mortar)4D7 6s i4s 90
cog. .'9o II lumber for inist.&c. 93>3 81 s099 50
Ia pOO fl 7" common, 4g14 a. 3oga 90
II 767 1t lin for roof 3Iai so I5o5 75
l4.o4O lbs wrought IRON 2z4541 1925 20
!z.Hm lbs cast 2,6ls 40 1865 81
So dog butts. Iq5 90 q754
% gross screws I34u1 As75
90 boxes glass, 475O0 ls7 81
But this enough for sample 1t is taken
from the estimate on tke man 6stiLiiag
only Each of the wings showed the
same proportion in an respects The az
create arrived at is that the total cost of
the whole upon the construction of Mr..
Proud6t would be $40 $50 So while at
the usual price paid here it would only
cost S2S SCI 02 and afford a large margin
for profit at that Bat this construction
was put In after the examination com
mehced A A Bird one of the architects
r~(page l03) that under the contract
as it reads the sam of Sil 2S9 96 should
be added-making a grand total of
S453 I42 AZ -
Aud this WAS the Governors contract
for an Asylum--the cost of which the
proceeding legislature had fixed by law
at total of s. 42320l
In his annual message the governor
with an evident perfect knowledge of the
stupendous fraud, speaks of the Sl5 90
appropriated as evidently only intended
to pay the expenses of commencing I !
His Commissioners verified his position
by auditing and paying each others bills
as fo.lOws for their valuable services the
fl irSt season -(See naye ID
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your company. always bow to him in return.
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,,,.ir heats IN he'd
| AS soon the wakened owner was able to
onor-henA th- case he remarked. very cooIly
| "Oh, il won't hurt EN-, guess; they are an
old pair. Ill fisk en-
A celebrated TOPPER Intenced to go 10 mask.
ed ball. and consulted an acquaintance as 10 " nd
character be should disguise himsei IN.
/ =" Go sober, rePiied ms TREND ana your mos
intimate friend VIII NOT Aho" you
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With this understanding the bill pas
sed-Sec. l3 arpropriating, 1915 600
for the purpose of dcfraying the expen es
incurred under the provisions of this
act :"
This was the LInatic Asylum ordered
bv law Let rs now Sc, whatGnv Barstow
and his commissio ioners-M ssrs Vittnm
Sandborn and Bngh-undertook tn do
On or about the lst Of 4 pril 1854
notice was published in the papers in
viting proposals for building an Asylum
Ito be opened on the 20th i " of October
next "-fsea page S5) The plans and
specifications were to be exhibited at the
office ofDr G. r Nc Lane Superintendent
in Madison on and after the goth DAY of
September
Edward Tllsley. John Welch, Jas
Livsey and BENZ. Judkins, mechanics and
master builders in Madison. swear that
they intended to bid on the work that
they called several times at the Office to
see the plans prior to Oct Goth. and
were informed TIA at none such had been
received there.
CharlesG Mavers, agent Of the American
Express company in Madison, swears
that he delivered the tin case cnntaining
the plans Sc. to the superintent on the
Goth day of October
Several other witnesses made ap.
pllications to bid as late as the 30th, but
saw neither plan nor specifications
Alden Sanbnrn swears (p. 81 that
the proposal of Andrew Proud6t was
opened November lst, at about | ! O'clock
at night, and DR. McLane that ''the
contract with Mr. Proudht was entered
! into with the advice and consent OF the
! Governor, acko ac1s present acIten the BIDS
! aoere opened, as was also Geo. b Smith "
| The bid of Andrew Proud6t, who was
then residing at Waupan, sixty miles
distant is dated October 18Th -eight
days 6efore the plan AMI specifications
aoere receiued at M1dison,-(See pages
80 and i53
The following are the main tie ms o
that bid, contrasted with the sworn
estimate of g. w Mygatt and A A
Bird Architects employed by the Legis
ilature to estimate the work.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

NIeHT-Hos absolute and omnipotent
is the silence of the night And yet the
stiffness seems almost audible From
ali the measureless depths Of air around
Us. comes a halfsound halfwhisper Al
If we cou.l hear the crumbling and fall
,lug away of the earth and all created
thing, in the great miracle of nature
decay aud reproduction ever beginning,
never ending--the gradual lapse and
running of the sand in the great hour
,, glass OF time Long fei2oao
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BEE.sTING AND TooTH.AcHE The pain
of a bee sting may be at once relieved,
and the subsequent swelling prevented.
by wetting the part with spirits of harss
horn (water ammonia) The sting IS
hollow aud there is little drop of poison
at its root that is driven through 1t by
the pressure Of is insertion and deposited
in the wound The poison Ia said to be
of an acid nature and to be destroyed By
this volatile alkali.
The pain of tooth ache, also, Is relieved
oftener by few drops Of hartshorn on a
bit Of lint inserted into the cavity OF the
tooth, than by ang other application.
Keep a vial Of j, VIC corke l. in the house,
aud if you are fortunats enough TO ne u
it for nothing else use 1T to restore the
color destroyed by fruit stains -A"aers-
c1t, dgIiczthUTik.