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DECEMBER.
Watsonville Female Seminary.

rgyHE next Session OF this School will commence on
Il Tie first Thursday in January next, and continue
Eve months.
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor has
n hs employ for the ensuing session full corps o.
experienced Iesrhets and every pains will be taken 70
render this school worthy the patronage Of the public
Young ladies' will ie conveyed from Graham station
Ct he Company's shops. y. c. Railroad. to Watson
Vile tree Of charge By informing the Proprietor OF the
H4s Z. F. WATSON.
November 30. 3D.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
Judicial Election.

Tie cleo ION OF al associate Justice II the
Supreme Court, - til The place ROW eccaPied
b. lion a. ID. SAIIH, takes place on tie 5th Of
Apfii-le day Oh which the annual town elec-
t.ous a,c held throughout tho State. The can
cidates vi Two parties are before the people, and
the coA.est Jas assumed IBore Of a political ua-
ture than usual al judicial elections In this
s,ta,e- Tie Democratic party have put in Rom
4aaiIon VA. FIrT IYsDE, a LAWYER Of consider
aoie ability and fair reputation but IN out-and-
Out pfo-siayery Democrat-a irm supporter Of
MIR hnchanan's administration, and an uphold
CT of the odious Fugitive Slave Law aud bred
scott decision, which openly procl; ms that Tie
negro has 10 rights which white the man
- oound t.. respect His election could be
considered In other light tIan an endorse
iaent OF bis political creed, as lie vas put in
nomination with fall understanding Of his DO
sition upon the political issue. Of the day, and
the expectation that his decisions. as a Judge
Of the Supreme Court. il elected. would be in
accordance with Those views whenever aues-
ton CONES before that body involving thos, Is
BYRos PAIsE Esq Is the candidate OF the Re
publican party, ID opposition to Mr. LYxDE--
MS views upon the Fugitive Slave question are
known {" correspond with those of cur present
Supreme Court. and with the great majority az
the people Of the State Of WISCONSIN. ami We
might adj with large majority Of the peopl,
Ct The Northern States. HIS election Will he
equivalent to the endorsement of the decisions
oi our Supreme Court upon those quest ions Of
liberty and right that L.fe heretofore charac-
terized that body
pr. faisE Is known throughout the State as
iaeyef OF eminent ability impartial Judgment
aHd un4aes'iofae'i integrity. Ia point Of Iee-al
a'tAihi' e Is he STANDS second 10 no man In the
state or IN the West, aud knowing his viap..
upon the Important issues before the people. 20
be Ia accordance with those of the Republican
party g.nefaIly. We cheeriully give him our
support, ami ask tor hirn the support Of all
who would hot install tie principles Of Judge
Miller pro-slavefy court Oh the bench # Tie
SuPfeins Court OF " isconsIa"
The attention of our readers is directed to tho
Address 10 the Electors OF Wisconsin. ON the
hrst page OF tins paper where the character
and qual. hcaiions Of The two candidates and
the isoues upon which they stand are funv set
forth.
Judge SMITH having Withdrawn his name as
s'i'aai'ia'", the choice = now between Mr. PANE
Ses M LYsnE Choose ye between the two.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
List of the Pnbic Acts Passed at the Second
Session OF the Thirty Fifth Congress.

IN act TO repeal an act entitled An nc. ar =
thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to change
the names of vessels in certain cases" approved
the fifth of March 1885.
An act for the admission of Oregon into the
Union.
An act granting he right of way over. and
depot grounds on the military grounds at Fort
Gratlot, IN the State of Michigan, for railroad
purposes.
An act TO provide for the payment of the
claims OF the State of Maine tor the expenses
Incurred by that State ia organizing a regiment
OF volunteers for the Mexican war.
a "A act authorizing the President to make ad =
yences of money to Hiram Powers.
A n act 10 provide for holding the courts of
the United States in the State OF Alabama
An act to incorporate the Washington Ma
tlonal Monument Society.
An act to authorize the Attorney General to
represent the United States in the preceding
IL equity now pending IN the Supreme Court
Between the Commonw ealth of Massaca usetts
and the State of Rhode Island aud Providence
plantations.
An act to continue The office of register of
the land office at NInceRnes, Indiana.
An act To amend an act entitled An act au-
thorIzing Repayment for land enormously sold
by the United States"
4 act giving the assent OF Congress to a law
OF The MisseGrl Legislature for the application
OF tbel served two per cent. fund of SAID State.
Al act 10 protect the land fund for school
purposes in Sarpy County Nebraska Ter
An act to confirm the land el,;aus Of certain
paebies and towns 10 tie territory OF New Mex
leo.
An act providing for keeping and distribut-
inG al public documents
An act making appropriations for the support
Of the Military Academy for the year ending
June 30, 1869
An aci making appropriation for the cur
toYr of o
partmsbt, and for sulfilling treaty stIpuiatons
with various Indian tribes. for the year ending
June 80, 1850.
An act Tor The relief of the Mobile & Ohio
Railroad Company
Az act to tx aud regulate the compensation
IF registers aad receivers OF the land Offices uu-
der the provisions Of the aut approved AprIi 20.
lela
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

We publish, frem the Madison Journal a
sketch from tie report Of tie Committee on /
nance in the Senate, from which II VIII De seen
that our State Taxes are likely 10 be 'nucii iess
next year than they have been tie present.
The Cumbersome debt contracted open the state
during the extravagant and siefaoltins admin's-
ration Of :. g.Rsrow and the balance has been
nearly all cancelled, ard The Committee recon-
,,.,.I = State Tax for the coming year Of only
sl59o 900. This wiT be gratifying information
- -. tax-navers Of the State, and effectually
cortroverts tie statements Of the opponent. If
our State Administration, IN relation to what
thew have termed unprecedented extrava-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

Hux. BYKos PAtSE-1he nomination Of this
gentleman IS a candidate for Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court. meets the hearty appro-
baton Of every Republican paper in the State,
and we believe Of the entire party. Nr- PANE
is spoken Of. even by the opposition papers.
a man of eminent qualifications for the position
for which he Is a contradictions being able to
say single word against HMM fact We be-
Ieve he viii receive the votes Of many Demo
erals who cannot coincide with the views Of
Judge TASEy as expressed in the bred Scott
decision, and who doubt the cons:ilatienality
OF .he Fugitive Slave Law. He Is evidently
the choice of the people, - the Successor OF
Judge SMI1 II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

Aspcrfect health l. the greatest blessing We can en-
ioy, without which All other blessings of little con-
sequence acr il of great Importance to Toiu; out
the way fartou TO enjoy it, Tie bowels mus; b kept
liz q state tg which tner are ca7bed carry oil tie
t,s.s matter; they tie naia channel which
ture has appointed esry every t.ain t Is uisaeess-
ry. And 1T is Impossible tel what large
of sickness has 5eea caused by eospstioa, ceste-
ues, in o .Ar- words, 81 rot Geeping the bowels
re 5ular Is 5s main roaI al disease ii is tAe
cause of unnatural 4rration 10 The Mucous lining
nen5-lu Of tie bowels. lItviIg lost their natural
strength they cannot object what Is required OF
them. Hence, the bowels becoms indaIayd, AMI
YOU find speedy relief Thousand other complaints
ever ready drag you through miserable and wretch
ed life. Snch medicines must be given VIII cleanse
the stomach and bowels, and restore their natural
strength IT, eomp.is This, there is compound 50
vpluai, these pills all otheI medicines sink to utter
iusi ,nil.tp-e when compared 10 them it seems as
though the Author &C Nature hsa designed them for
This as wen as other complaints. From tao 10 Gvc
FILLS day viii increase strength and appetite, and
cleanse stomach from Whatever is IN
furious.
Dr. sorss's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealer.
IN Medicines. March.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
O0u1mercIdi,

CRY OF MiTsFAL IOENT.
Monday. March list 1883
There is little change 81 note in Commercial matters
The weather has been a blanket the burning
pra Of Spectators Grain and Dry Goods Trade
hos been almost entirely confined retailers WHO have
plenty goods SELL Butter and Eggs part
payment.
We quote follows
EXClFANGE-Ha New y ork IS ceiling at 1 = per
cent; Chicago. 1t = pc, cent.
WHEAr-According TO quality, good old wheat and
standard wheat viii bring 90 cents per busel. Common
from - ~ 50 cts.
FL0UFt-No.1 g. 0o No. 50 So at retail per hum
bred BackvheaI = 30 Corn Meal 81 20 per hundred
C9RN-40 - IS cents per bushel, of 10 lbs, and sells
readily for casH.
OATS a 10 cents and scarce.
BARLEY-4o ccnts for No. j.
BEANS-759S1 per bishel for clear white.
BEEF-s3 OF foot, s. & s. in quarters.
PURk-Undcr two hundred pounds IS; over two hun
dred 5 Z
SALl-$2,50 per barrel.
SDGAR-Isetsiis at - IL lbs for 81.
CUkhANIS-ketsils 5 lbs for 81.
ApiAsSES-Isetais at 50 cents gallon.
IRON AND SfEEis-Is sold At Galena prices from
: g cents according to sizes
MIN ERAi- n $50 per 1000 pounds.
COAL-S6 per ton.
HIDES Dry. y q l4c; Green, q &c.
LUEBER-Fencing, SIS; Joist aud Seaniling SIS :
clear fencing. SO.
BUrrrER-Fresh in rolls, Is C. Firkin. u IL cents.
Scarce, aad in good demand
Ei,t5~-o q l9c- per dozen
lAfsf-lo c. per pound.
. Foi IA To .-o--oCc per hushsl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
EORECInsItRE eAIE

HagLer spensIy I1'intia, state OF Wisconsin
NJ ti,da Z uood Defendant Iowa County Creuit Court
ID virtue Of Judgment foreclosure Sole made
IA lIIe above entitled action at of March
1893, snail the Z3i day September, A. u. 1852 81
te hour or clock. ?. NJ Of Sala day pose
and sell at public auction, the highest cash
IA hand At lie front door 81 the Court House. in the
city oi Mineral Point County ana State aforesaid The
tile following ttscfbcd Aorgagea premises,
Thereof snail be suihelcn 10 lIse tLe s9l9 5ot.
tssIts interest ard ace-uius costs to-Wii out Lot
trr I've Huu'r and 3iIrty five ESQ., and all
"i Qua Lot LElbcr two hundred anu forty-seycn ca
NOT heretofore caed To TIE Minc1ai Point Road
telaay ana Thomas na,cg, in the iilage (nop CITY,
"i Mineral Point, in the county oi Iowa. Wisconsin.
Iated Sue5iG Office Mineral Point Wiseul4,in March
is. Is5a
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
COBB q AEsSM0Bt, Attoruels. bmi2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

places 50 far as convenience, comfort ana de-
ceht res probability are concerned, bat they are
much less dirty and unhealthy than the ones l
have mentioned. | am informed By the teac her
of the Fountain Street Scheol that more
than 40 per cent OF his enrolled pupils Lave
been absent during the last ten weeks. mostly
on account of bad hsalth and that he supposes
much of that bad health is due TO the nnheaith-
mess Of the school room and It's situation.
Ought, perhaps to describe 1t, since, as / am
told by the teacher, very few Of the parents or
others have visited II, and perhaps not az
ali aware Of It's condition.
The building Is OF stone, with dIlapidated
walls, apparently ready 20 tumble about It's
mates ears. There Is downward slope from
the street to the floor, without even the relief
OF a raised threshold; and at every rain / tor
rent OF mud and water comes pouring in through
the creyice under the door Fortunately how
ever 1t can not get far into the room, for the
floor is full of large cracks aud holes which
soon drain it Off. Unfortunately on the other
hand, the space under tbs floor being walled IN
by close stone wall. gathers aud preserves all
the fragrant filth that is filtered through the
door. On some warm days the odor Of these
collections returns through the floor with vol
ume and force that would be quite refreshing
TO the ofactory nerves Of such as arc in favor Of
keeping the school in such cellar Add to
this the close vicinity ola stable and two over
charged rrivies-faughi
! might add a word or shc funture OF this
room, but viii only say, it is in perfect keep
ing with the general aspect Of the place We
c;,n hardly expect a teacher 10 do much towards
advancing the children in such a place, and
with such appliances as these would suggest
that The city rent, and fit up for temporary use.
some building or buildings. which, if rot Tree
from all these objections, are at least obnoxious
/ to fawer Of them. If all the schools could be
IN the same house, or at least ar each other.
50 that classes could be iuterchanged during the
day, there might hc effected a great saving Of
I labor. For By system of grading and digi.-
ion Of labor, 50 to give 10 each teacher one
class OF subjects, three teachers could do tie
work more eifectUally than is new done bv
four Il Is true that comfortable and convenient
school houses and furniture might so increase
the Attendance as TO require a larger force OF
teachers, bat the greater the number Of pupils
the greater OF course the Wi li,gness Of the city
10 pay the extra cost. At least, in mercy to
the poor children let provide some more
healthy rooms. T..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases inaation less Predorsinsies
now to aIa inflammation strikes tie very root OF DIS
sase-heuce an immediate cure.
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and NOTING else viii ai aa4tion At once and make
acestain cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN ENTRACToR
will core the following among great catalogue OF dis
eases Burns Scad< CUTS Chatcs Sore Nipples O"fns,
Rurien Bruises strains BITES, Poison Cbbiaps hiies
sesoiuIa Ulcers Fever Sores Get, Scroals, Ulcers e.
YER sores Flans. Ear Ache r - Sore Eyes, Gont swell
Iiuzs. Kheuuatisu ses.d Hes SELF Eheun', Badness
Eyzpelaz Iagwo.ul, BarLeEs l-ch s'A@1l toS Assle'
Fash. Sc., SC.
To some it may appear inor3eous q at so many us
eases should be reached y .,icie rc an idea VII
vanish when rejection points ste fact Kat The sTe
is a cognl nation of gradients each and cry oHs aI-
plying perfect autdote TO as opposite disorder
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical because be time is short be-
tween disease ana permanent enre ana lis an eNtac-
tor il draws all diseases o. the effected part ies'F-
ing nature as perfect before te INJURY 1t IS scarcely
necessary 10 say that house, workshop, or MANY &C
tory should be one moment aithout Il.
No Pain Extractor is ge.aae aless the box has upoL
steel plate engraving, with Tie name Of Henry DaI
les, Manufacturer.
For sale by the principal Druggists aud patent med
iue dealers tlrsu I,out the United States aud Cai's
Principal Depot,
IG5 Chambers street, New York.
Z. +. CHACE.
d pfrIFOEU AGENT lily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
MORTGAGE SAIL.

Jacob Mailer I'd Nm.
HeUdte, Plaintiffs. { State Of Wisconsin
against Circuit Court
Michael AIiiier and Jo- for Iowa County.
hannah Miller, Derjs.
DY virtue OF Judgment foreclosure and sale made
ID IA the above entitled action the 9th day OF March
A. ID. 1852, shall the I'D dav September A. D.
ISJy at tie hour OF O'Clock F. T. expose tor sale and
sell at public auction, to the CHEST bidder Tor cash in
hand at the foEt door OF tie Court House in the CITY
Mineral Point, euunfy ~n state aforesaid the foiloS
described AortSaGed Premises,
snail DO sufficient IS the of S33S IL besides
interest and accUng costs equal undivi-
dod halt part share Of lot No. hundred and six
06) OF Fits Survey of the City Of Mineral Point in
The county of Iowa ana state of Wisconsin.
Dated SherihTs Office Mineral Point Iowa Co. Wis
consiQ March Is 1889
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa CO.. Wis
COBB MEssNoKE Attorneys for Plaintiffs 6mI2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
J. NOLAN.

MEssEs- EDuoRs.-While the public mind is
beng ag,;ated by newspsI n controversies
on the sabiect of Schools and Seminaries.
wish TO say word upon one of the crying
needs Of our public schools
4 good dsal has been said of the want Of
proper buildings, and plans have been proposed
Tor new Uaioa Scaool House. | would moi
wish to retard the eonsumation of Sc desirable
a project by advocating any half way measures,
but when l consider the improbability that
such building Wiz be erected within year
at the very les>,, l alarmed at the idea OF
keeping up schools in such wretched places as
al least two of The public schools are kept in
II IS downright infantioide to compel chill
dTen to SIT SIX hours every day IN the miserable
filthy cellars IN hich the 2nd aud 4th grade
schools arc taught The others are wretched
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
Dir. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.

Every mail brings grateful letters from per-
ons cured 10y DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. Maay ofthese certificates are from
individuals who have been sick for years. The
seeds of disease were in the blood, and could
only be reached by these wonderful vegetable
antiseptIes, which act exclusively upon the
fluids Of the system, expelIHg every particle of
corrupt matter and removing all disorders of
the stomach, kidneys, lungs, throat, liver, skin
and glands See Advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

Co,uSG EAok.-lhe Dageuport Dcmerot no.
tees the fact that a gentleman from ST. Louis,
reports that many individuals who had been to
Pixies Peak and '.seen the elephant were re-
turning satisfied with the hufnbug Their ex-
perience has been that the nearer they APP
rroac Ell the mines, the less they heard about
gold. and they give it az their can'nd opinion
that the biz stories said to come from the mines
have their origin In the mushroom towns en-
the Missouri riyer and otAer points distant
from The mimi. region.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS



T4AtHIn3 Iowa CoUNTY CIRCUIT SoURr.
GgatqSt The piainIin desires tie trial of this
Asarttla otoepfer Action, II there be, had
Defendant, IN the County OF Iowa.
TIE STATE Of 0'scoHsfa 20 Martha Nosplr, defendant
NOU are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
L Of john stoelLer, Plaintiff copy which Is fled
IA ihe Office Of the Clerk OF aid ,5uit ser, e
copy OF your thy Subscriber office IN
ai1efi Point, iowa Couu Wisconsin, within twenty
t-ter OF
Gay OF service = dil to
As feleqy required, the !t'ntiT viii apply the Court
Tor the relief demanded ia thc Complaint.
r. WITNESS the Non. H. NJ. Co;hrcn Judge Of
s''ia Court, this 9th day Of March, \. d. 1853.
Attest JoHN CoNMivs CIR ct Court Iowa Co. wi..
e~I- ). II. CLAkl, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

a telegraph;c dispatch from Leavenw worth, of
the l-lth inst, says that Governor MxDARY has
Issued proclamation for an Election on the aoth
lust, in accordance with the act Of the last Leg
lsiaiure, providing for the formation of Censti-
tuition and State Government for Kansas. Three
months residence i requisite to a vote Aliens
having declared their intentions to become cit
liens are qualified.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
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The O, ig.Hqt and Bes, in The Boyl4 .

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All others are ia ittians, and should DC avoided
If YOU wish TO escape ridi suiu.
GRAY, RED. OR Rus HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
injury To Hair skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been ard
ed to wn A. BatcAcIor since Iss9 ana $4,000 ap
pIication have cen made the Hair OF his patrons
his famous Dye
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished nature and IS WARRANTED
not 10 njure IN the least however long may be con-
tinued i'll fleet Of Bad Dyes remeie the Hair
invigorated for ife ~ this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied lin private rooms, q. the Wig
Factory, 2S3 Broadway, n. I.
Sold ia all cities and towns Of the Tilted States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
- The Genuine has the name and address upo
steel plate engraving -four sides Of each Box, of
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