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Er Or. @mHneS 5uiammeneeiebte
t~altunssn, 8lusipeten, MISUNDERSTANDING eeberbef&wtr-
ben, .&tseia uno &~uffetssn tn Der &eble, &ur3attnt 8fett unb
SttfbuRen, fcwte aIe Hranfbetten bes 6dlfe6 unb Ser 8ebfe,
Der Sruft pber Der Ganse- Dteie Irsuet retntst susIet9 unD
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W 9 on Sc rt.-Wtorgen NgrDBeS Warten-@ Ons
aert", ausgefabrt BON Capt. SelbnannNS beltebter
@itY Gprnet Sanbe, in nM e6anicS>5aQe, 80. I52
8et 5aAettetr. Mae Treuabe Der Muff MAIDEN
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
Life at Yale College.

From the tune whereof the memory OF
man runeth not contrary, a feul has ez-
listed between the town boys aut the col
lege boys. Each college gend man must
have fight; hence every four years
New Haven IS turned into pauLemouium.
These battles often interrupt college cX-
ercises for days; DULLES are chosen by
each class; clubs and other weapons are
procured, and the student forces are reg
oiarly organized for war. The cry Of
fire at midnight, has not hall the terriers
TOR the siuuberers IN the d" Elm CAV" as
has that OMNIBUS s:uieut cry Of Iaie .
YALE! fa.e!,. Tn rush of students
to secure their brother Ill The hands Of the
PhIlisuues, has more terror than an in
vading army. These college collisions,
somehow oftenest aecur with the bows
who run with the machine. Aslonr aro
as '30-if our memory is not at fault
one night Of a three days fight the stu
denis, ~ dint of moral suasion, were
kept IN the college yard by the faculty,
when a squirt was hauled mp in the
street iii front and brought 10 bear on the
students. With memogy's eve we see
the . bully" OF the sophomore c.ass and
his g body guard make a sor.ie for that
machine. The fire engine never did SER
vice after trying TO put OUT the college
tuys.- Cleveland Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
MINERAL POINT TRIBU NE.
The Secret.

il young lals heart a secret was lurking.
II tos9e4 ..aa It tu'ub,ed, ardlonged to get out;
The lips htfbstray ed il ~ smiling and siuirking
Ard the tongue was inpatient to blab ii, doubt.
Bui Honor looked gruiI the subject, and gave it
In charge Of the teeth 50 enchantingly white
Should the CAPTIVE attempt elopement, to save 1t
BY giving tic lips adnonishingb bite.
Twas said aud twas settled ana Honor departed;
Tongue qnivered and trenlbcd, but dared not rebel
When right to is tip Secret suddenly started,
And, hall IA whisper e4eaI,ed from It's cell
Quoth the teeth, in pei, VII b even for this;
And they bat very snlsg5iE as-ove and benesslsi
But the lips that were b-IIcd with kiss
And they popped cat the secret in spite o the teeth
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
LAND SALES.

proposed roads from the ST Crox river lake 10 The
west end Of Lake Superior: and 10 Bayfield, subject to
tie proriso stated above in reference TO like lands
in the Hudson district, viz:
North IF The base line aud aces, # ne fourth principal
meridian.
Townships IS 50 and 40 Of range 0.
Townships sc 81 IS 90 ana 30 cf range 10.
Townships 81 81 s. 81 and 40 OF range Il.
18th head. Atthe land Office at ST PEISiGR on Monday
the third day OF May next, the townships the propos
roads st. Creix river lake the west end
Lake Superior and 20 Bayfield,, subject Inc pro-
rise stated above, in reference TO like lands in the
HUDSON district, viz:
NortE eft ard IF fourth priseipal
meridian.
townships Al - - II and &c of range /.
Townships Il - - and - of =
Townships y - - range
Townships Al y - Il - As II IS - II and - Orange
Toazifps Il = IS u = 20 q As - so 81 and % of
townships = % 10 70 II IS 10 30 and 81 Of range
townships Il p - Il Is &c Il and Is of ranges and
townships Il y % It - and 80 Of range 10
TOWNSHIP Is II ~ As II - 70 - AM Is of ranges II and
twelve.
To~.,~.sips Al - ~ Il - &c and IS of range -.
Townships Il - Is Al - 40 IS and 10 Of range IL
T8rgusri Al y - II = 46 ~ ana IS Of range 10
Given under my hand, at the city oi Washington, this
sixteenth day of February, Domiui thousand
light hundred and dlty-eiEht.
IHOS. 4. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
n9-6w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
TAR5T F0R SALE.

FEFHE Spadid Farm known Plum Grove Farm sitli-
ated on the main Travelled Road between the City al
Mineral Point and the Town Of DodraviIc. ANA tour
miles from She il. r. Depot. acres acres
OF Timber and she remainder Prairie 800 of which is
sencea, ana 40 under cultivation. Tine is of the
first quality and well supplied with the of never
falling living water. and Is of the aty
cations that be found this State there are set out
aguanttE ot Fruit and Ornamental Trees to-ahorwith
aqHanttT of the Hedge Tree composed otuatira bite
lHorn and other tautiai improve uauts thcr, is
Nur~pr of teH Thousand Apple trees Of the desc -i
uHu- tour years ig"l the gratis which he had ~
etE Or in connection with the Farm. All Of which c.
bo had oni1voraale terms For further particulars al
ply 70 the Subscriber, on the rrinisss.
THOMAS STEPHENS
Dod-oviIa. Dee. 1871. 1857. 4gff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
LAND SALES.
Notice for the Restoration OF Certain Lands to
Market liz the State of Wisconsin,.

L approved Sd juno, 1885, has been 50 far aejps'eda as
10 authorize the release from Withdrawal of tie vacant
- e...i-.-
II" r .a',- 10, ',.o o ~ from sadson or Columbus
BY theray Of Portage city to the St cfoiE river, or
a ss1s' 's'"'sD : 's
Second o. the road from Gnu % Las Oh Lam ~
ne.-9' npr5.e[ y e - land. W. also ordered June
T. 1856 along the other proposed Tote' mentioned in
said act from st. CroiE rrcr, or lake. "o the west
end sueriar and 70 Bayfield,, 50 as to afford
time ioF '1e s"' ''- 80 ''s ''4 s''' -'', ~ -
suryey having been reported Of the same 10 the Depart
4eal Of Interior, although than year and
bagr have elapsed since said Withdrawal.
Fgtfls IS Lsefgrs here5g frea that nil the vacant
sr4 .4s Iyelsf5re l5.ls1rn from sale or entry
a5., tf, ,rI 81 sfI located railroads. which lie out-
- 10 IN g5, siia of he si.I roqS- stna--4
n ne a'3sI:lsasio 5o'yzi. %'i lEe i-' not 9s
:. tgn--,. or ir-allg Claimed 7y rre-erli,,ion and
eel g. Irivst. entry at lie date of with
draal, Will Pc restored 70 PIRATE entry on the days and
the places hereinafter sqeeia, at tine ordinary Hint
d one dollar and t"gnt-tye cents Per aee and
al tae o1erea townships as ieieln.er asseri4sd Fhie
la been E.A-ra nom sale on asso:l't Or me pEoos
e roads not = i.i.'s i'il!olei IA iie loiesoia5,
VIII y Ie7'it Is ti5 80 -'s - i'tei VII.
ts express Z. e-is2 tit l''Lit y 81
Ct y june -s5 viii attach 2 such q che o--na
SIX Ili5z i.i'..-7 ' 10 PA ~ tis s - - s e
tS5Gtsts sll' ~ an ,2 "a. os -s Gay Ne's-i-
al 49, -' 80 - N - .sr.7.
d Of 1rfI next, the township on tbe route Of the
r,.f T :. Pond in lac ON IsIs W;a.efeo portlerv
% lie state line w: =
asria.as, $50 - -
= q r 5s1,; IS IS AMI a Il II - - = |
j p, 81 range -
ToTlsliHs Is = 3, ., y >. aud = range j.
ra5ee s. - : >. - >. :, o..
s. ana -, Of range ll1e,.,.,.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
IL.0TELS.
WIS G SIN HoU Sc.
Ies

NEAR THE R4ILR04D DEPOT, COMMERCE
STREET.
1IE subscribers having taken the New Tavern Building
Commerce street, the Rail Road Depot, have
had fitted UP in the best manner for accommodating
Travellers Boarder and would notify the public that
it will opened the first Of May, when they viii be
ready to accommodating the manner, both Travel
and Boardcrs reasonable terms Their table.Wl
be supplied an times with the best the market affords
No pains viii be spared satisfy the wants OF customers
hope deserve ad receive liberal share ci pat
ronagc-
Good Sabng and attentive g. nay be relied up
Rem & PENItDSE.
Mineral Point, A9ri! p, 1887. nI5
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Eeg MAJ, what are you leaning over
that casl for?
i am mourning over departed spirits"
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~ If small boy IS called a lad, IS
i proper to call bigger 10y a ladder
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BACOS'%
lLADLSON J[ERCdNTILE COLLEGE,.
Corner OF EIifflin and PinIzney Streets.
A.

Corner OF EIiflin and Pinkney Streets.
MADISON. WIS.
Branch Of BacoHs Mercantile College. CizeirngH OA0.
TE'HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces that liz
! has got his College EdiGce Completed the chosI
opened tor the reception OF Pupils, anu all
Engagements iaac for giving more comprehensive
thorough course O. Commercial instructian iIsu c-
obtained in any other school in the Western country
and equal IN ever, respect the instruction.
given ia my old gsaebIs - oIlcge Al Cincinnati
Ohio.
the course OF instruction embraces Book Keeping v
uoJ Bile ENTRY, as saapteG 20 every department 81
trade and commerce; Commercial Cacu.ati.fs Ieu-
uanNhip, Lectures ca ta1uaclrial Law the Science a.
Accounts, Customs Of Merchants. and other Commercial
topics The plan adopted in teaching couiuts ractie
WIN ilSol@ anu lli~ gu3-iiirs The student at
the active duties Of The Counting Room.
The Lectures Of II Madison Institute delivered iii
the Han Of the Mercantile COLLEGE building Th,ir IL
f'i Reading and Debating also IN the iu-
l ana or an Arrangement WI b The Institute our Stu
tiis are admitted t0 all ofsiG lectures 3efce f=Er
rs. and Reading Room privileges, during their entire
course, free Of charge.
students may enter at any time that best suits thor
convenience course be completed IN From So IL,
ten weeks though the time is unlimited.
TERMS:
For . full Course OF Instruction En- N
? For further particulars address
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LOOK HERig

rsNTI Subscriber for sale both improved and UNI
L improved FARMS the most favorable terms.
VI. IF. COHEEN.
3lln--o1 Point, Nov. 10th, 1857. IT,
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sr5- BE just and fear not.
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For full Course of Instruction el0 N
= For further particulars address
Iy-9 K $. BACON, Princfra,.
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If wealth with steady and prompt attention to le-
climate Insurance business, and the eXeention o. con
tracts in faith, have Inducements with the public
ia selecting their underwtere refer them for Js1 81
quality and claims TO their patronage 10 records
Of uast services rendering their continuance with IN
eraasine, ability and facilities in future.
Choice frst-cass indemnity may be effected without
d-lay. with This well known and able corporation
through r. J.. READ. Agent
46ff Mineral Point, vi
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Nv old customers invited 20 call IN whenever tEay
need anything in my line, and any person DESTROYS
purchasing Is invited To lock al the articles Offer
safe. 2. CORNISH
Mineral Point, Oct, Is56. 4Osf
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DANGERS OF FIRE,

DANGERS OF FIRE,
PERTLS OF INLAND NAVIGATION,
1t as liberal rules and rates risks assumed per-
mt Jor SolgeacP c'sd fH'r Tr2ft. E$fe-
ciqi attention pcid to
Insurance OF Dwellings. t'nrtn Property, Ont
Buildings aud Contents.
Such insured for periods OF to years, on the most
favorable terms.
Losses Equisa5Ig Ad,ested and Promptly Paid
LOSSES PAID, Sl0,437,3 I2, 81.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

CENTRAL PARK There are now employed
on the Central Park, 500 men, OF these,
100 are at work draining, which is progress
ing very successfully 100 at grnbbing, of
which there is vast deal to be done; $50
men and rs carts taking the surface of the
ponds, and piling il for soil--all the rest
are engaged in making the roads. The
whole lower part of the Park being stone,
without as much soil in most places as
would sustain a large tree. the work there
has been neceessariIy tedious. About FIVE
sxths Of the promenade is graded and
ready for planting half mile Of the
drive VIII be In the same condition In fen
weeks, thirteen scres of the skating pond
having been excavatsd forty acres Of land
south OF The old reservoir have been grub
bed, and half a mile OF walk put under
way sixty acres Of the lower ooad have
been drai6ed Sixty-third street. (which
cost the Corporation 10000 to eradeA has
been leFeIed, and the stuff carted away for
6lling the blasting and removing rock IN
the play ground and parade ground. are
very well advanced. Two hundred and
elghty-seven houses have been cleared OH
the Park, and the whole TOO acres walled
~ VITA afy wall. Ibe prompnadc viii
% entirely graded and partially PLANTED By
Fail before THAI Time IL not thought
that ll,e dangerous operation Of blasting
win be coDpleted
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

RAREY's Career has unexpectedly been
stopped He had cleared some ELS, 600
to 100000 by his horse tanning secret,
when suddenly Routledge, the cheap pub
Usher, got hold of pamphlet published by
the horse tamer in America, aud printed
it. 1t contains in a small compass all the
art Of horse tanning; and the subscribers,
who had bound themselves not to diyulge
the secret under penalty of 9500, be-
came furious, and Mr.. Rarey had to re-
lease them from their pledge, in a letter
iu the Times.