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exceeded the most sanguine expectations Of the
friends OF Mr.. PoTTER. He WAS beaten two
years ago IN the county by 1929 majority. On
Tuesday last, BRowN's majority was but 6S2 in
the county. PoTrER's gain, 3.447. PoTTER's
majority in the District is 3,l13. Two
years ago it was 306-gain 1851. Good enough
for the First District.
go Hopes arc again entertained Of the work
ing OF the Atlantic Telegraph. \ few intelli
gible words have been received at NaleHtia
from newfoundland, and The shares IN the stock
of the company are now held at ESQ O / 100
"a The expenses of the British Patent Of
fee for this year have been $4,000 over tie
receipts. it IS said.
~ The Grand Rapids Herald an Admins
tration paper, beads the returns from Penmsyi-
wanna, Ohio and Indiana with rampant roost-
er and the words Democratic Victory" That
paper is evidently determined to be jolly.
- The Aba Californian Of the 18th ultimo.
saws that the wines Of California are rapidly
rising to an important place in the commerce Of
the State.
ss~ All the crops in Vermont have been album
. =
I'VE 70 'hFly -AFe cents per uesHel
- ]. B. BEERS. Of the town Of Darlington,
La Fayette county, gives tie product Of four
cows for four months, cheese 444 pounds but
ter, 233 pounds. This is doing we'll
- Mr.. JosrrH BoueuroN, of Watertown.
commit ted suicide IN that city on Tuesday morn
ing.last " cutting his throat with a razor While
IN bed The reasons assigned for the act are Do
nestle and pecuniary difficulties.
-, New York paper SAYS that some
wealthy American gentlemen, in high state
Of racing fever, have determined to challenge a
race between English and American horses for
100000 = four mile heats, over the Fashion
Course.
49, The zrreat cron of Canada IN 1873 ac-
;, 49,. R,,rea,, If Ao-
colin. i-.ho,,t tvyent,.-five ,er cont below
the average of ordinary wears. These returns
come rom forty-six different counties, Of which
tbirfv-six are in Upper Canada. where alone
wheat Is grown 10 any considerable extent
* Mr.. Mason has finally agreed 70 retire
from the French Mission IN the sprinq cotem-
,,r,rc,,,sIg with Mr. p,tI.s M Successor, =
ei,For !. vel indicated senator tl,,xrrp,s mann.
,,,,-s-,.d 60 ~ It,. ,,-,,.,14 ~.
,.,....,:-..a.... -.
looks to the Charleston Convention in 1860 for
anpreciation- Tribune
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
WEIGHS Ell. YEEskkIE

Auf allie Hauptplatze in Deutschland und der
) IA weiz, Frankreich, Holland, Belgien Norwegen-
Sehweden, Denenark, und allen audern LaadeTn Euro
pas.
ER3SCEAFTEN GELDER,
and ale anderen FoTderungen werden in jedem orte
Europa's eiucassirt. I9
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JL4I,LSOy LkKC4NIYLE COLLEGE,.
Conner Of HTiflin and Pinkney Streets,
II tT.rcnN-

Branch y Bacoas Hercaflte College Cincinnati Oki0.
TFu4E lNpFRSI+ I'D respectfully announces that =.
has got ms Coltt e Edace completed the Schoo!
% enea tnr the reception Of Pupils. and all necessary ar
-'tH= h.uc Tor CAV nag coIHpr ana
thorough course ol Commercial can 10
"NiaIuel ia amy other sci9ol in esern couptr,
and in every respect course Of instructiz
given ID ny otd shc established College Cincinnati
Jbiu.
he course OF instruction embraces Book Keeping bv
It tit-f- tsl Ia adapted 70 Of
tia-t itri oisntfec; Commercial Calculations Pen
nltnetlt Lectures toaEnrtciai Law the Science pf
Accounts usr Tns Of Merchants and OTHER Commercial
iocs The plan adopted in teaching coubn mes Practice
viii Theory and this qualities the student at once f,z
tn HetIv" duties Of ti., Counting Room
THE Lectures of tile Madison are I5yrr.s l.;
The Hail q" tHe Mercantile College building 1heir IL
raft tteaa'u .a dcla in the build
ing aud ts an arrangement with tile Institute our Stu
dents are admitted 90 all Uf Siti
ry aud keiinE Room privileges during tlleiI entire
course. free of charge.
students may enter at any time that best suits their
e"it' enience- : he completed in from sly =,
ten weeks, though tAc time is unlimited
TEy. MS:
20 % full Course al Instruction. $40 IN
, / OF farther particulars address
t5-o r. s BACON, Principal
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RoMANrLo MAEmAaa.-A rolnanLle marriage

ROMANTIC MARmAGE-A romantic marriage
came off at Beaufort, \. C., recently. A coast
ing steamboat pat into that port, aud the captain
being taken sick, took roous AZ one of the no
tells. The landlord, it seems, had All interesting
daughter who from sympathy womanhke. took
an interest IN the captain, and probably admin
lStered 10 his wants Ia has distress among siran-
gers Tie gallant captain WAS not callous to
such divine attributes. Sympathy ripened into
friendship, friendship in.o love. and. as above
stated, on ednesday evening wblie the parents
OF the fair Samaritan were in blissful ignorance
Of what was about to take place, they were mar
lied. after acquaintance OF but a few days.
NAIVE who had long wooed the fair one in vain,
hearing OF the good fortune af his rival, got gla
flously" how come you 50 = broke all the glass
Is in the bar-foom Of the hotel, tore up things
generally, and It was feared would comnIit sui
eide.
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TENTH EDITION.

This Book IS available 10 the understanding Of
the non-professional reader, and slfy elaboTa
ted. planned arranged. aud carried out than any work
Of its kind before the public While gives whole
particulars and in aspects ereusoc Informs
ton upon OF the delicate affairs connected
With the female SYSTEM 1t should place. The Iauds
Of every female. single married.
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EDEEiGS NGE.

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Lhng and upwards.
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Dated ArriI 9th. II
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WE 10 NOT THANK TH1M.-We have
oeeu accused by some Of our subscribers
Of circulating Democratic falsehoo3s in
our paper, ii the shape Of elecuoneering
folded in the TRIBuNE. in
one instance a subscriber has returned
lis paper containing the said pamphlet,
ID disgust, and asking an explanation
This las been done ly Pos.mas.ers who
have had tie delivery Of the TRlpr>E,
they have opened the papers and folded
thelr Democratic electioneerius docu-
men:s ii il before delivering il is sub-
seribers. We repeat, we DO MOI thank
them fer their trouble. and consider any
Postmaster who would be guilty. Of such
IN oct, unworthy the position lie ocga-
pres.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
Every Female Should Read
TIE FEMALE MEDICAL IRECEPOR ;;
or, THIRTY YEARs STUDY AND ExrERIENcE,
EsPECfALL DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF HOWEN.

DISEASES or WOHEN,
BY CORNELIUS L. CHEZ sEMAN u. D.
NEW YORK CIT
IN Instructor, a Guide, oad Physician,
In which l. embodied fun cbaste desert Pon nowl
edge necessary to the welfare Of those or about
to be malea1 OF the process OF conception. pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, as well as the
methods Of which many Of the latter may be obyated
and teaching how the system may ted and re
stored 70 tr proper tone, after having been Frustrated
ny complaints incidental the human frame Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which viii OBJ
yiate the necessity q any eat Of sickness aud
enable the observani reader 10 be, to great extent her
own pay stefan.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
TIE Vote On Congressman.

We are. as yet, without any definite re-
turns from any large portion of this Con-
gressional District Our Democratic
friends are claiming The election Of Judge
DUN. but we think they will have TO
come down little when the returns are
all in. The Republicans in many places,
il is true. have rot done their duty. Their
confidence in the election of Mr.. WASH
BURN has caused an inactivity and care
lessness which often results 10 a defeat.
We give maiorities as far as heard, CIV
ing the lowest Republican and highest
Democratic report:
Iowa, 27l, Dane, 100, and LaFay-
cite, 500, for DUsH Grant, $50, Green,
$50, Rock, 1850, for WAsnBURs.
The above shows a falling of of Mr..
WAsuBUEN's majority OF two years ago
Of some 4 eco, when his majority IN the
District vas SD.
The returns from north Of the ,Eiscou-
sin are Lut scattering, though We think
they are such as TO justify the belief that
Mr.. WAsnBURa majority IN the Dis
trict viii range from 5000 10 5000.
The following are the ulajoril.es report
d il other counties:
For NAsHBuRS. Richland, $50, Sank,
! zoo. Adams and juneau, 500 Monroe,
800, Jackson, 80, Pierce, 100, Trem-
pIeau, 10, Bad Ak, 100, 81. Croik, 80,
making a total Of 1928 For D0NH,
Crawford, l25, Chippewa, 200, total 325.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
II. IL. TECHNICS.

loo Chambers Street, New York,
II. D. PULFoRD. Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, Smith
Il Co., Chicago; H. Blakesy, ST. Louis. lily
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NOTICE.

There condition Of tie female system in Which
the pills cannot be taken lcihot prodaeiaga PECUL
lar RESULT. The condition referred to IS PREG-
N-fNCY-lie resau, DIS C-IRRL1GE. Spch as the az
ressta5te tendency q the e.cipe restore sexual
functions normal condition that ereg the reprOduc
tioe Poeer IF nature caaaot resist 1t.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from thing
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read ac-
company eaci, box. Price y. Sent by mail enclos-
ing 81 to the General Agent.
EB Sold By one Druggist in every town in the United
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

~ The following statement, pre-
pared by WV. T. HlyRY, from his Alb
stract Books, in relation to the validity Of
The titles TO the lands proposed TO be CIV
en- as security for the erection of the
county, buildings, by the citizens Of Dodge
Vile, has been handed Us for publication,
in vindication Of a statement Published in
a Land-bilI before tie election, and which
has been pronounced 10 be false:
Mortgage by John L. Roberts on the
h Of q sec. ,. town ,, range 3 east.
Mortgage on same tract by said Roberts
to Morgan L. Jones, Sept rs, 1857, for
$500. See vol. s, mort. page 45l.
Mortgage by Samuel Hoskins on q
Of q sec. q, and h q, and "
q Of q sec. 81, town z, range east.
Title in all said laud Is IN :. Saml. Has
l,ins IN trust for HoskinS, Thomas s CO"
Mortgage ty Henry Maddin by Chas
Maddtn, his attorney, on " l. Of D W q
sec. II, town ), range ; east. Mortgage
on il and other land by VIM. J MadGIu
4 wife 10 Chas. ;. Hampstead. Aug. lst,
.lS10, for S7.6l9.32. with 10 per cent. in
ttItSt- see LOoh - Ild5t DaJ tI4EIt -
10 power Of attorney on record 10 The said
Cnas. Naddiu.
Mortgage by Joseph Hooking on lot
10. Sc, ia MiuersyiIle. Said Hooking
only owns undivided one-hall Of same.
Mortgage by Henry Pridaux on W q
Of i Sc. 9, town 6, range ) east, and
5 Of " sec. 81. town 6, range 4 e,
last tract being held by said Prideaux, on
Ii Nv a taA-title.
Mortgage By Thomas ". Stephens on
the l. OF Y Of q, and i Of V
Of q sec. 33, town 6, range , east.
Mortgage on il by said Stephens ( wife
% Edward klnne, Sept. IS, 1858, for
$3.50 with ! , per cen. interest, due in one
year See vol. 9 mort. page BOO
Mortgages hy Geo. Michael, ~ Paul
Jeardoe, by b. L. Thomas, by Charles
Hope, BY John Rogers, by Jacob NJ Mil
Ter, and ~ Geo " Burra :. R.oL4.1
Arundaii, eight mortgages, all property ia
Jenkins's Addition to Dodgerilie, Wis,
The utles 10 several Of which are worth
/ less III law, and all Of which are badly
mixed, and would require a lengthy ex-
animation, and involve several legal ques-
lions 10 decide whether any Of them are
good. None Of them are perfect titles.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
HOLLINGSHEAD'S
MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE
IS B 3 u Q " Is D
To the Brick Store next door to the Post Office
IMPOKTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. ESEIdAN' PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius I. Cheessman, Il D.
NEW YORK CITY.

The combination of Ingredients in these Pills are The
result OF long and extensive pac1ice- They mild
il their operation and certain ia correcting all ereeu-
aTitics Painful Menstruaton7, removing all obstluc-
tions whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain
tie side ppiaation of the heart. whites, ali
feetons hy stelic fatigue, pain the back aud limbs
disturbed sleep, wIe arises from ntcrIu uu Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
APPEARANCE OF THE SUICIDE MURDERER.

Frank, the murderer and suicide, was shot
through the right parietal bone. the ball entering
q little above and behind the ear, and lodging in
the substance Of the brain. The aperture III the
skull caused 10y the entrance of the ball. was
nearly two inches IA diameter From the cav
~ the BRAIN oozed in large quantities and nin-
gsed with the blood upon the floor. The de-
ceased lay on bls back with his feet towards
the door and covered with gore he was. the
spectacle presented most horrible one indeed,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
TO MARRIED LADIES.

Dr. Checsemans pills Invaluable, they Will bring
the monthly period with rcguar ~ Ladies who have
been disappointed in the Of oter pills place IL.
confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent 10 do.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
HOLM GSHEAI'S

L. .. PULF0RD, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
Iowa County Official.

J 3. RrGGIrs, Asst sec'y STATE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

The inhabitants Of the Golden S'ate, We
re by late papers, are getting more and
more excited agains, tine Cbin.se. and 81
riotis difficulties we're appreieDded co tbs
point. Ia Australia, the same difficulty ey-
ist.d and Il lad been resolved al Victoria
that il the Legislature did not provide Tor
the speedy removal Of the Coolies 10 sone
other portion Of the Colony, that iheir I'M
mediate ejcctment would De proceeded
with. Where these Cinnamon were TO be
sent TO Is not stated. nor does il seem very
clear that there is any particular portion oil
Australia that they could settle in by them
selves without interfering with the British
Col0nists.
II seems rather hard, at first view, to one
uuncquainted with the Chinese, to force them
up IN a corner 10 this manner, but their hor.
ribIe Generalization and thorough raseality
soon brings down upon them the hatred Of
any decent race Of human beings that come
in contact with them. We must here mem
ton that, az a general rule, no Cbinan@n
pretending TO the slightest degree Of IT.
spcctabiIity ever leaves the " Central Flow
cry Land for another.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14
Ntr. Btgie,'s Portrait.


A few DAYS since We published a very
graphic sketch Of The Little Clan" we
now prescn, rs a pendant. one Of his foe, Mr.
BiofER
Biglcr is m old SnsQuehanua lumberman
accustomed 10 running lumber down that
river in the toughest weather, and mipglng
~ right good fellow with the wild and
cutspoken body Of meu who do the hard
work OF tha, laborious business. No rag
gcd raitman never tlu,tered of a March day
In more ,attcrcd inexpcssIblcs than be, or
trampcd along the tow path in more shock.
inglv bad hat So yon see the maA has by
long usage become perfectly indura'sl to
hard knocks The complexion OF his mind
has sympa,hixei with the rough eSpercnoe
Of his physical being; and knowing that he
eau bear more than other martyrs, be has
thrown himself into the breach, been there
ou,ragcously licked, anal il the only man who
has not found IL OUT. The simplicity o, hE
character is charming, He il legitimate
specimen Of the dull tools which this issc'-
fGco.rid,i,n state has Tor So many years che
sn 10 rprcsnt her in the national councils
their capacity for good being extremely linn
it'd, while their proncness 10 evil knows NJ
bounds
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14
TO his wretcbcd scholars half year y custom
was gone through In this manner

boys, have teen 10 London. and have re.
turned 10 nay family and you, as strong aud rs
well "a ever
According 10 half yearly custom. the boys
gave three feeble cheers ut this refreshing ia-
teIligence, - such cheers sighs 81 xtra
strength with The chill on
OF course, we don't for moment, pretend
TO shy thai the Emperor is the Squeers Of
the Corps Lgislatif, but we would wager a
iritie that it wants but The opportunity TO
turn the cheers OF that body into groans
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

There are ia Chicago seven daily papers,
eighteen WeSslles, ionc tri vceklies, and
,hrtecG moniAies. The aggregate ciTcgla-
ton Is about tnco hundred thousand copies.
Th,rc are seye, Republican papers in toe
city of Chieag They must have bard
time II il.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

IL - understood that the venerable 10.
STAR QCINcy Is writing lie ofJouy Quincy
ApAvs. AMI that all the volumincus Iape.s
! q by tie sitter have been placed IN his
haois t,r that purpose- 1t "a thought that
part, at llas,. OF the work. viii he ready
for publication in February,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14


The sptcie shipments from New York an.i
Boston for the month Of December. including
S.S0.000 from the last named port by the
Curarl steamer, were as follows, the prn-
cpal destination being England
From New York. -....-..........s.si.9i - le
From boston. Observation-Disclosures. -,oi9.VSV
The specSe reserve in the Banks Of tie
two cities, after the foregoing heavy export
demand. is as follows;
C.o-e ~ Nov q oss 81 ge-
New York "a, $4,000 S.4,ll2Hoa
Boston. ...--......---. flboOu0 s.~-t 80
Tots. .t2s, t53 $50 ijl SCI COO
The gain after shipping sloo330o0, ard
resgming specie payments in i'',l, dur.ag The
mouths. is S346s,000. As much more can
as readily be spared 10 England in January,
withou, bringing down the Bank reserve IN
the two cities below thirty millions dollars,
Il Is doubtful. however. whether. after the
shipment next wednesday, by tie Persia.
TO embrace the January dividends going
sbroajl the demand will continue un so
large a scale.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

this immense area deserve distinct treat
ment, and particularly the importance Of
the great channel Of access through Lake
Superior attaches the highest interest 10 the
definition Of It's peculiar climate. In severe
winter, the most formidable ice barriers are
interposed over portion OF its surface, as
the ice remains late and in large fields aud
masses at the eastern end Of Lake Erie IN
the same caas--in both lakes the western
and larger portions being free from obsfFue-
lions at date much earlier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 1853

duced to $4,000, decrease of SCI 900 since yes
terdsy. The rapid reduction of these certificates
shows that the country banks are full of money and
have no use for it. These certificates draw interest,
and the banks will take them all up before the exp
ration OF another week.
The closing rates for sterling bills for the Boston
steamer on Wednesday, were 81 q per cent pre-
MUM. This is reduction of one quarter since the
previous steamer. On Paris the ruling rates were
ST. tic. ST. l3ic. The shipment of specie will be
very small.
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 9th inst says:-
By order Of the Supreme Court this State ON
day decresd that the holders OF bonds issued by
the county Of Allegheny In pay Of the subscription 10
the capital Of the pennsylvania Railroad Company, may
surrender the bonds held by them respectively 70 the
said county and entitled with the Of the said
county, to take and receive in heu ther ,of proportional
amount of the stock held by the county at the
par value thereof upon such other terms exceeding
their respective proporonate amount may be agreed
upon between the said parties.
The annexed is comparative statement of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since Jan. lst:--
Total for the week 81 lo6965 1891 200 81 1893
Previously reported. n,3l6,742 lO,57,735 400
Total jan 1. sl2 42a 697 sl 46s 944 50 1888 sss
The following table will compare the exports of
the principal staple articles for the week and
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10

means Of these prones and sections, any person
could with q little explanation be able TO satisfy himself
a. the quantity Of work 70 be done, and
'ture.
Had this done long ago. suspsion Of colluson
between the surveyors and could have
thought Of a. could not exist or at least its detection
would have been 50 easy and simple that punishment
would immediately follow.
The pro6les which nle in the Street Depart
ment for the grading, &c. OF Streets perfectly value
less, with one or two exceptions. The spgo and bung-
hole policy Of Mr. Fagg has done much 70 perpctuate the
custom OF Ming these worthless proxies In the Street De-
pArtment
The surveyors not being paid for taking sections
the Street Department which got these sections
ON them, and which are consequently worth keeping.
INSPECTORS.
These men receive appointments only for political ser
wees rendered either by themselves their friends to
the street. Commissioner some influential Alderman.
Their place 10 q sinecure but of them
who ever pretended TO do their duty and who
thorouahly understood II.
II would take much space than the multiplicity OF
demands your influential columns would warrant you in
granting me TO exhibit fully and succncy the many nh
nor abuses which exist in this department and which
must necessarily arise from the manner In which has
been programmed in conformity with The new charter
II the few hints have thrown out be acted upon by the
"proper authorites'' o. the correction Of the minor
abuses will speedily follow q matter Of COURSE must
10 The Street Department that al the other depart
ments immaculate.
Should you deem this matter sufficiently interesting 70
give the benefit OF your vast circulation you will do the
city, believe, . benefit and myself favor:
PARAILEL0PPED.