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saaAe sIG." - - $1,000 - -
MEMORIES OF BETHANY. Ely the author Of Morning
'n Dr.. hAMILToNs LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIO
TIE oiAET KILLER. By The sOther Ct "Tse ci.rsrsri
TAles" .--.--
THC CBIISsEn OF rHf KIN6DOd. By The Rev. d.
A TIVE KCERkT CAErERk BsOfHERs
Nc 20 egosJsty.
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TOR SALE.-A frst-eass 4cstory orown stet. .
front HOUSE, and LEAsL o. Loi On tse 'oo's "ae'
AZ. tie ss,oTy bdek HOUSE and LOT No WEI SIS.
GDssEsd god style with al tue modern i~p'"ve"fo'
L' - ths ssiory brick HOUSE ana LOT No ~ Wet
teshs on uOrfh sdeSze Of house. % b. 10 feet deep S
"A ~ al feet--betveen 7th and ste-sys ,,.,y-.
a. the fs,ory basenent HOUSE and LOT 10 HS ,@s
fror, ma rear By 80 fe~t deep; 6nsbed in nodefa
sl The modem improvements, Lot ~ feet nA" es'p "
'sH' 'A' 'bAKEk 1 WEEKS AuetloEesn, Ne. girs q
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i HOUSE, with al tie modern impfoyemlss.is, Levy
painted and in good order, three sssshs o. no
mAzbe nanfles thfovghouts House ~ ieet "
deep Lot bsf tie block, sS9 can remain on bond srd
uoitKtze Iuauire A. No I6f Essl lstbsL
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~ No. 81 BEospvIy,
He~-YoFs,

NIX, wAEDs T. CO.
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HAVE PUBLISHED
A JOURNEY IN TEXAS; Or, 4 SADDLE
~ TsIr on Tvs sGgrs WE.Isn s sNoEIIti Wa ss,,
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numerous Incidents Ct Travel and A,yenuTe during nety i've
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GEORGE PECKHAM Professional Book
~ keeper and sceountsn Ofees Nos. p ard D Mosit
BVndns No. So Broadway New Y0rk-OdsEs 20 the eg.
profession s-d the buness community hs services In TIE
POSING UP and EXAMINATION Of Books and Accounts,
DETECTION Of ERRORS, aud adjusting intricate accounts
He engaged fox The Sst 10 yesrs acouniSnt aud
with Lie knowedge Of BOokseepng un.es IN extensive pfs
teal business experience Uunqsestopabe reierehees ve
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llUE 1lls.
GI 0l0 p l. NJ E Rs usT Of
IN ,WW. SPRING
This besutfu work Of FREE exhibition 81 t5e
Knicke,bocker Masazirc Oee, No S4S Broa1waJ richly
worth q Geo. will with several hundred other bUSTS sud
STATUES in MARBLE, and OIL PAINTINGS. Be dstne,
uted } Rec by the COSMOPOLITAN ART AsSOClAIION
among AL subscribers whose received up TO Wednes
day Jan O'Clock when the books OF the New
York Office viii close and the sent BY sleeaph !he
distribution positively takes place a. the Western oe On ne
evening Of Jan 2S when
The Annual Address sil be delivered BY
RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Any person, the payment Of becones Subscriber,
and u entitled any The leading IS Magazines yeGE o.
splendid Steel Engraving Of SATURDAY NIGHT together
the All JOURNAL year and ctet IN the above
d,strtutiop, by which costly work Of may be had in
ADDITION
Fun particulars siysn a. the "KncteIboke! Magazine"
Office No S4s Broadway over App.e;or Boo store where
the above bust he with specimens OF hAga
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REMEMbkk The bOOhS CLOSE q; o'clock 7. NJ On
WEDNESDAY re1t
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4 DOLPHUS LOWMAN is hereby requested 10
n CALL ON HIS PARENTS ~thou. fan. He Is young
HurgAAa boy II years II speaks EnBish, french and
Germ n and used 10 paddle With sces snd enbrodeiss
Should auv ore said LOwnGn he would Obge the
epts By diving inSrmsoE 20 tns hrm o; POLAISbh
sTlNART No. IS North Man. st.. FIl River, Mss.
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NOTICE.-An persons having CLAIMS against
~ The ESTATE Of WILLIAM HocXHAy, deceased, late
Of Shutdown IL the CeGIy Of Sgeclx Aad stale OF New
York are preseat Tie with vouchers % the
sutserber Agent for me E1seuto the Office Of James
Wes No 61 shsv AID al reEsena indebted - The sad
Eae requested 20 es without delay and make payment
I. The rsue place. WILLIAM BOONE.
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Go iobcm it map Concern.

A DVERTIsE IVIssCHER, OWEN 81 Co.,
IN NORTH. General Adrsrtirng Asens
ADVERTISE NORTH Appleton's Buldngs
IDVERTIsE NORTH No. J46 Broadway. N. Y,
LDVERTIsE SOUTH WIN advertise for Merchants Mann
IDyfRTIsE SOUTH c,uress aud Business Men rally
hDVHRTIsE SOUTH In any part Of the United States
ADVERTISE EAST CarsdAs at the lowest pOssbe rates
ADVERTISE EAST. Newspapers from every part Of the
ADVERTISE EAS nited States and Canalas hle
ADVERTISE WEST for The Inspection Of Sdyoftisers and
ADVERTISE WEST every Information as 70 tse best places
ADVERTISE WEST and papers cheeTfUly given
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CHALLENGE TO the WORLD.--0d Doctor
" WATKISsON chAlIer the world u produce hEDi'
CJE thai has cured more pon Liver Cou
plant &C. Ac. ksn bis celebrated PbLAONAClAt never
s II used according directions for Br9nehA sHecl0
de Thrcs, DypepsA Cough Gods L3ss # Appetite also Cor
Worms its equsl cannot be found DspO. No. 4p Broad
vsy E,E.Y Tk Price 81 Ger bottle Drsggs,s and country
merchants Supplied on favorable terms
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- p. PUTNAM d Co., New-York, have in
u. rrtn:
lnivgl, r,mo sia
The BAY-FArH or 9 Ho.aS II IN oIOT' 1'"''
hi, volume gives an original vigorously drawn picture
of Puritan times and worthy Of Ferula-
rent Iehe BY the 'e Of the se'e' Letter and the se'en
GstieG
In vol, l?mo. IS cents
MIND AND MATER By Sir BEN. BrOdie.
Thee Physiological IIqGTies involve many points Of
great pIscicsI interest. -,
1Rv1yo's wAsHlSGi!Foy, ILLUSTRATED
Now Publishing in semi.monthly nGnteTs Pace % cents
each fifeen numbers axe low ready.
wAvERLEY NovELs HoesEnolD EOrT.os:
l''''S ''A''T t q With With 7:.Eol Fe!ds '
1RvIyG's WASHINGTON
Tie new volumes completing TIE work.
GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS
With numerous r 9:;I. y ~ Gh'' iyo Fr 81 Mss
HISTORY OF VERMONT
fyB'H' Hi III, l'0Ls'0'
ANNUAL OF scIESTIFic DISCOVERY For 1851
lEsIly IN FebTuny.I
rRoF GRAY.s LESSONS II BOTANY AND vEsETA-
BILE PHYSIOLOGY
limo; 81.
New u, ed cheaper edition for the Schools and
College, w;ht raees OfP.s:ss s'o. sl5o.
mcrsILY .rrtlIsnrDi
BAYAED TAYLoRs cYcLoPEDIA OF MODERN
roysi syo e.
Published in Cincinnati ~ ,5bseTise. oz'y Agents sap
Piled ioT New YoIk City ard River Co-nlsi
BAYARD TAYLoRs TRAVELS
SG e. 81 AZ E-.sP; y La. S IL is
ssIlceI, 81 25i IEdis, Chin; AID Japan, 81 ".
BUTTONS PILGRIMAGE 70 MEccAHAYD NEDISAH
l2mo. ! 20 New Etiiien.
On. Of tie remarkable AM entertaining ecos' Of travel
Of the present Gentry. 49,
PERSONAL sARRATIyE ~ OF VISIT TO BRAZIL
By the Rev. C. S. ste~S;5, L. S " limo. 81 Is.
STORIES FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
limo. 75c paper, Soc
A NEW SYSTEM OF PHRENOLOGY. BY
70 Na.saGst " Y l.no. Cloth, git. Pnee 75c. Ser: ty
Jsst T16H.le4:
DR0F. TAYL L LIE w
BeIe reply 70 the Criticisms Of Prot DAra al oise'' Of
the Six Days Of Ciesien.
o van S0 b 300 soasi a.. s sch and
=. APPLETON Co. New. YoiI.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857
Il ,ds!rer to tee usuA CseE s&tss and Asroc eni>
c.Iul.toss TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC contains:
VERY FuLL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
By st.es COogEeors DISTRICTS and CsGntass To- 1855, care
h.ly compared with tie Tttcns offoTmeT years
tbs IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, OcrieEssd-
TEE CONVENIENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
LIST OF MLMBEhS OF TIE PRESENT CONGRESS
s6 a tee re1t - az ~ elected c,ssshe6 POLITICALLY
CONCISE STATEMENT OF TEE poISGs IN KAN
sAs Prrir the Isst year.
AN ACCOUNT OF TEE REMAIKABLE CONTEST
foR SPEAKER Ct the HoIss.
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENKhh
WALKER sLG his FlIbGs.er Coup&aiOrs N NcanscA
CLASSIFIED LIST OF TIE GOVERNORS OF TIE
STATES, Tines 81 Holding Eeesiors Meeting Of Lsssa
terts a..
TEE PLATFORM OF TEE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
p eob1sLsse statement Ct ikcss Ct ne DEsecEATc AID
SsINch PA-fisG
TEE JEFFERsoNILN ORDINANCE OF I7s4, eces.
xrt ret generally accessible arc ~heh had besn sopsed
xepIS have uses KeLsGoty Asb&na Msssipi ard TEne%
sss Frse sfs Tree jean AtsE he Ordnance Of lS7 ~
,Hssts opy 70 tie Nor-i- Wts Z.TrtoTy, sdortse
sss Ccfssk II G. rer SoIet e. per leo Pcrsss
CT s ssIt sseh prepaid, ss1h uher ,ct
r>,ts,A Csfsu tSs'oss IT, ossh ressscsfly sofeisa
eEEELEy a HcELRATH
3lttSIt VfSs, NtsySIk
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Amnsemenie.
A CADEMY or MUSIC-ITALI

kCkDEMY or MUSIC-ITALlAN OPERA.
N TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. q,
~in be repeated, foI the last time,
IL TROVATORF.
L.onora ........,,...,.. Mile TERESA PARODl.
1Bucsan MAd DOmy MsnTco Sig Ilbennl Count DC LUNA
Sig Bernard Fernando, Sis Buli: =. .-c,,
Muhss Director and Conductor ...hAURlCE sIAAhOSCh'
Rsoue. Dress Circle, Fret
Secured seAts.. see extra AmptheSter 90;
Family Circle SOC Prvste xes from 30 20 nv
The Box oees ir securing Seats vii be ogensd daily FSIn
W. till .. m. beginning SATURDAY, Jaw H. 81 ne
Academy Of Music Hall Sons Van NoIeer Kings and
brcustrg's.
Doors open att Opep commences 9.
/ A CADEMY of MUSIC ITALIAN OPERA
IN WEDNESDAY Jan % fourth subscription nighil first
ApI,sstapce in ltaisn Opera Of Madame CORA De VIII
ItRST or which occasion VII be PcToTin.d DoaiIe its
hishy popular Opers of LUCIA ID LAMMERNOOA Lucia
t-Msasne CORA DE WILH0RSr SsSis ilT Wednesday cen
b. sceu Ied this morning the usual ticket Offices
hGRAND CONCERT by the Misses SHOWS, as
M tstcd BY Mr.. WM. IL OAKLEY Of The Aeehsnsns and
the Broadway Iaherrsce on
WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan e. 1851 G. Y. BRlsrOW,
aC9dactor Doors open performance g commence Al T.
TYckets p ctu-mAy BE- had az OAXLEGS Music Store,
Nc 81 Sdav; DR. WM II. BELL No lee Avenue = near 7th
o. DODWORTH, No. 4gj bT9ad~syi SIDNEY fEAsoN
No 70 Bleecksr.st; II. WATERS No SSS sroadvsyi L. j.
tROWEN Bookstore, No t99 broadway ana i'E sale AZ the
Goor the evening OF performance
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS aBd destruction Of
properly 10 ne 1Ay no-rsion furnished thsushout
ihe lad from he s1Trg Ct Fluid Now ~ dLHser I'D me
re cause a accidents Ia entirely removed, you Use the
PATENT IEDIA-RuBBER ELLID LAMPl which cannot Be
broken bzsted exploded and e.nEot Dc ted snen eurn
tsnly sG Lamp Ia tppeafsLce extremity DeA
al e-e ssfSecn- We are DESTROYS of es
bshE Special Agencies IN essy county In the United stes
ssvorsh terms and socii s1A son Of The ee .es
xox offered % es.r. public Eor inorracn, ncoss
ranp 70 HAWyHURsT, MOTT CO., sxc.ss.ss A4naise-
tIers ia he United st,es Nc &C. F1tol ST. HsvYork City
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60 farmers an6 Others.
Cost aro fonn0.

I OST- On SUNDAY last, in the Church OF ST:
L. Francois Xsyier We,t l6ths-, ENGLISH GOLD
WATCH plain case white enamelsd face minute hsna
slightly scTstched inside the attempting 20 nnkl IL
beDs the property Of widow lady abe values
. relic Of herlusbsna. A REWARD II THIRTY DOLLAh
wl BE- paid for il a. No. II West ioh-st near Oh aV
OST or STOLEN-5 SHARES of the LU-
LZgRNE COAL COMPANY No. II dated April TIA, lS5o.
Any ore RETURNING IL 70 S. T. GORDON, Ne. IN Broadway
ses-l be suitably rewarded
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A DVERTISING.-V. b. PALMER, the Agent,
n Tribune Bading receives sdyeriisemeEt oI pe5icaon
an the hes: city ana cogntrJ newspapers of al The States
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Once n Illinois Central Railroad Depot. CsHsso, w
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1sppEw MURtY, Secretary.
n B-The Mechanics AMI WorkingneL'e Union have
opened every Evening from til 10 oooek Free Reading
nom and Library The public earnestly Invited 20 cLL
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6pefial Notices.

u.,,,,,.sr Central e. oDiniittee Ar adjourned me-
p.t C@nnittse win be bed a. Academy Hail. No. %
~ 9. u' on WEDNESDAY EVENING, jan 20 att! o'c!ool
Pc ,isey. ,4,.., po, c.n,riI C6romttaS rro ZEN.
tvnLla~ , PEEL. ;seere:,ries pro tsu.
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Young Nen,s Christian Union OF New.York.-
FOUR1H LECTURE Of the Course az d. Chspns CnnIch
TiIEsDAY EVENING, Feb q. u o'clock, by D.. WIN.
ELDER Of Philadelphia Subject: The Ge.maEs u PeLnsy
Tckts sale a. the bocks.c1es az 81 tie
.jo5L DWI9HT h. OLASTEAD, Cam Le5tufe Com
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Chance for Businees fflsn.

Tor SALE-Tbe LEASE of LOT No. III
Aubonv The lesse expire the lst CAV OF August
1890 No renewal Los s ahog. = eet iroat sai TesE and
about 90 fse deep Also. she LEASE Of LOrNo n Centre
Anthony Lease will zee lst Cay OF NJ
inter 1860 BuNsgs b. psd for % new lease sven The
g feet front and and sbou 20 feet deep Apply AZ
No h.. door cast oi 81 w.
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DIX EDWARDS L Co.'S Catalogue CT tber Publications
Imported Books viii be cent POSTPAID 20 parties coz
re,ed Public Libraries, Literary, sdenuhc and Me-
cbancS Irt:uors Reading Clubs &c, any otl peoE'
who VII lisulfS tne!T Cd 70 receive the sane.
DIX. EDWARDS 4 Co,
No. 81 Broadway, NewYoth
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u AXE NGAMI; Or, EXPLORATIONS AND DIS
H. ooyEEIEs TURING FoUR YEARS WGypERrSss ~ TBr
wILDs soUTB wEsTEES ATkIcA. By CHARLES JOHN
ANDERSON With Introductory Letter BY JoHS CaRL n
Fremont With many uu.:rs;oBs Tep-esenting sPoIrni
Adventures Subjects of SftaI H,toy, Devees oT ts<in
Ni.d AniIlsf &c. vol eve, coth Prscesi IS.
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PRICE AND TERMS or PAYsEHr.

rts price will vary from o. 70 s15 sceardins Iss~so'
quality etc. Contracts or deeds may be made nnt1 nstbeT n
ace stating the purchase money % be paid IN h,e ,HAS
nsalnaents-lhe bTst to becoms due In two ysus II %
SsS on contract and the Others annually thcreAsr Tia l.
payment wiz become due At the end Of the AIa ye ho z
eae Of the contract AID the lands are Lot sgts 70 tAss
ti finally paid for - -.
uTEEEsT WILL 81 CHARGED Ar ONLY rHREE PEA ersr ~
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A JOURNEY IN TEXAS; Or, y SApDLl
~ TAP ON TVS SoJ H-TEsTEHs FKoETEL With rat.
neal spreud1. HJ r l. OLMSTED, A1tbST Of "Wihs al
Tabs Of American Fsruer u Finland Jcorsey 10 -
sesbos'e Save s:stss' i2@o eelb VIII nsp AID Iosi;
Ttce. PTice 81 -
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Jast rlbisEed:
DROF. TAYL L r l. E w SIS
il SCIENCE AND THE BlBLE.
Pere reply the Criticisms Of PEoL DKr2 al otse:s OF
the Six Days of CIes'icn.
e. L VAN DE- eOGERT. scheme ,tSay, and
n APPLETON & Co. New York
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
Mass Convention.

A call for a Mass Convention, numer.
ously signed, appears in the Milwaukee
Free Democrat. 1t is TO assemble in Mil
waukee Oh the 18th of June, and compos-
ed of persons opposed to the despotism of
slavery. and the pro-slarery policy of the
present National Administration. The
time was when the Democratic party pro-
fessed to be opposed TO despotism in every
shape, but that day is past. Slavery is
now the cherished offspring of the party
claiming the name of Democracy, and ali
who do not acknowledge the nationality of
that accursed institution by supporting
such measures as southern dictators and
northern doughfaced allies see fit TO put
forth, are oslracised and treated as un-
worthy the respect or confidence of those
whose thirst for office render them fit tools
for southern Ia sk-masters. The aggres-
sionS Of despotIsm at this day, call as loud.
/ ly for uz1ted action on the part of the
+ friends of Freedom, as did the aggression,
of the mother country upon our forefather:
for unity of purpose in throwing off tn,
yoke of oppression. The object Of thu
convention is a noble one, and we trus
the lovers of freedom in every county vii
be fully represented. The time has COM
when tbequeslion TO be settled is whethe
Freedom or Despotism shall be the dom
I L
consin stand forth in the front rank, bat
Ting for the cause of human rights. LIE
those who love freedom and hate oppres
sion attend, or be represented in the Mas
Convention at Milwaukee on the 18th c
June
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The Grain CroDS.

I From the most reliable information We
can obtain from various sources we
are drawn to the conclusion that the
amount of wheat sown in the county the
present spring, is fully equal to that of
last year. The breadth of Oats sown
fall somewhat short of that of last season.
owing to the scarcity and high price of
seed, but where the number of acres
of oats IS less than last wear. it will m
doubtedly be made up in Corn. The last
years crops of Corn and Oats have been
nearly exhausted by the long winter and
scarcity of hay, bar of the old wheat corn
the bulk yet remains in the hands Of far
mers' who have been waiting for better
prices The recent rise in prices of
wheat and flour will undoubtedly brine
large quantity into market soon Tbo
faciiitles for markets will soon be imnrov.
ed IN the completion of the Mineral
Point Rail Road, when we trust business
will be more active and money less str;n.
gent.
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Intelligence Office.

The subscribe having opened Intelligence Once in
the stone building, door Of Or. WIbcrs Once
offers his services upon the reasonable terIns
i'ers 1ns seeking; employ ulent Of any kind
Persons having houses 10 rent or selI:
Persons wanting to hire iaborers Of any kiad
Persons wanting to borrow lend money;
Persons wanting board % boarders;
Persons wanting to sell land
Mechanics and others wanting hands;
Persons having lost property, strays, &c;
Business men, persons wishing, information uuoa
any subject relating business are invited to
caIL IN and see him. J. ". GOLDTHORP.
Mineral Point, May Is, IS57.-I8tf
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THE ConEr.-Almost every paper we

The CoMET--Almost every paper we
open among our exchanges, has something
to say Of 1.-The comet" Many say they
have seen it, and what is somewhat SIN
gular, no two agree as to its exact locaIi-
~. Our opinion is that the boys in our
streets who have been watching for it day
and night for the last week, looking thro'
goose qulIs, crooked pipe stems and smok-
ed glass, can tell just about as much Of
It's whereabouts and appearance, as most
Of those who profess 10 have seen It's head
and tail, What is supposed by many TO
De the great comet that is to knock the
earth endwise about feet. is thus noticed
by Prof. Pickard, Of the PlaueviIle Acad-
envy in the last Americans:
Mr.. EDIToR:-I have noticed in sew
eral papers an article copied from the
Madison journal, III relation to the new
comet" now visible in the constellation
Cancer. All who have had fears arising
from It's proximity to the earth NAV have
Their fears quoted by learning that 1t has
occupied that position for centuries past.
and IN all probability will for centuries to
come. 1t resembles comet. but IS q
cluster OF very small stars so near each
other as TO be invisible as stars to the ma
ked eye. One can only see their light.
by The telescope Is seen a large number
OF very bright points. The increduious
may be satisfied by calling on me almost
any clear evening at 8 o'clock. The low
est power of our telescope resolves this
cluster and affords the beholder beauti-
full sight il. PICkARD
May 20th, 1857.
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WISCONSIN LAHDs.-The Chicago
Times learns from Washington that tie
even-nnmbered sections within SIX miles
of the line of railroads in Wisconsin (for
which lands are granted by &c. Of june,
1866 are reserved to the United States.
and cannot be taken for the grant under
any circumstances. The law provides an
indemnity for lands disposed of in granted
sections, to Ge selected in alternate sec
tons between the sixth and fifteen-mile
limits of the grant. The selection as to IN
demnlty on this grant, 1t is understood
will be from the odd numbered sections.