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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
1a4h

Maj against Dana G765 Ditto against Anderson 2,.ll
DAMS net loss, 1852.
Those returns comprise more than one hall OF the
State Anderson majority last year was less than
1000 in the whole State 60 there is not posi-
bity OF Dana's election by the people
SEsArE-The Atlas says: Andrew Leighton
Wing. is elected Senator from the York District
and there is good reason 10 hope that three more
are chosen from Kenncbec and four from Lincoln.
The Locos have probably elected three in Oxford
three in Waldo. and one in Aroostook, though Of
this we have no evidence. In three other Districts
there has been choice
HOUSE or RErREsESTATIvEs.-Th following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

LARGE SALE OF B1RxrSGHAN, SHEFFIELD AND GER
NAN HAsDxAAE-Jares II Miller Will sell a, 10 o'clock
mis- day Friday. sept l., MS Auction Room, No ,
LIbertys,. 600 packages and lots OF fresh imported
Ha-dware-on credit OF ak months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Those trecklcd Reics those bearded Sk'
How many a breast with -orr>w swelis'
For Skin all clear as IN that ilint
When beauty shone IN all IT'S prime
That JOYOUS Time has passed away,
Blu, once again they may be gay.
For Or GOURArD truly tells
He'll reuovute tue faded BeIltS.
His Sopp and exc Poti,s Subtle
Shall brighten up the lone ones sun,
And with lis anostmaeic spells,
Induce the Eaiir 10 ring the Bti!eS
The public cannot exercise great canton N securing
the, genuine GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDiCMkD
SOAP and that can be- obtained where else IN TOE e
except at the Doctors original depat. o. akesI ht
store from Broadway. and OF his agents bostoh,
Jordan Mnk.st., Lowell Carlton Co w Sornees,rT
Green X Co Springfield. Bliss. Anthony, FeH nner
Ives Salem Guild. Bangor Robinson foruahu' 'in -eV~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

FRANxLr House., PHILADELPatA--A CARD-The IN
d-rsigned having become the proprietor Of the Frank
In Honse, lnte sandersons in Philadelphia, and having
materially enlarged and improved the same by the addition
OF convenient and beautiful Ladies Ordinary
asPacious and airy Gentemen's Dining Saloon
together with many and peasan, lodging rooms,
Convenient Bathing Room Hair Dressing Roo &c. takes
the liberty socil the patronage of the Citizens OF New
YORK especially and the travelling community generally.
when visiting passing through the city Of Philadelphia
Aaer having been resident Of the City Of Ne York for
than lwentyone years and having devoted much OF
his time during the past fourteen years The extension and
improvement Of The Of rapid and cheat travelling he
feels that he may with great propety ssA and expect
fair share OF The patronage Of those upon whom be now
calls; especially the Franklin is Of the aos con-
and best arranged Hotels in Philadelphia and
Table and Attendance will De- eas equal 10 that Of any
other Ho-In the country
For The convenience those who desire call the
Franklin House careful Porter will 2, The landings
and tepots with Carriages, 10 te travellers, with their
Baggage, 10 the honse, at the charge exceeding
Twenty-Five cents each d. X MINOR
philadelphia, August Ie, lgi5. suls s;swsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

= In Dy.pePac difficulties no medicines hare ever
proved so entirely successful Beekmans Syrup and
Pills The worst and health secured
Once 4s- Cortland..t. \. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

~ Trc,eys and Others leaving the City IN the alter
noon are informed that EuentHg Edaion d N. TT
bune is printed every day containing the stock sales
Markets News by the Southern mail &c up 70 ciock
OF The Tribune every one viii be able to take with hin
the la,est ne ws up 70 the time Of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

SlsLo's-G. RaveP. Bea-fL-Ths lao=t deservedly po-
pll.T artistic has benefit this eyeElng-fer
ovei higher degree OF public favor thaE Gsbne-and u
ca oeeG 5g Z OF oScesions IKE NE present. ne
he fanny exert themselves. aided By Nine. Leon Ja
veil: sn6 Mons. Henri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

FAIL FASHION soR HArs.-At Gen!n's. ~ Br,.3,o.,
opposite st Pauls.-Hayins devoted unu<uN atept,,
in producing this style, the attention OF gentlemen ~
yi;cd to IL The hehtness, grace and buoysat es,e ~
these Hat. cannot be describedthey must be sewn :,
be appreciated Also large sssoclncn, OF Par, B,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
Maine Election.

The following are the returns for Governor from
1877 towns. They show thatthe Free Trade pro-sIa-
very party of Maine have probably shared the fate
of their New. Hampshire brethren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Il ArwocD's CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook Stoves
These Stoves warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited to examine them before pufcas-
ing elsewhere. Wholesale sHd retail by Hickok Co Zs
Wa,er-sL all 3ueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

- The Museum SUI TO be The shrine where
the devote Of music do congregat drawn tAther
By the sou! inspiring concerts OF the crpnrsrs They
sing again THIS afternoon and evening a. wEicn ne there
are o-E interesting satert.lnEa-n- % Western, Miss
Green soc PeLe Morris, &c Col Chsn he Dwarf the
Twin Cafes z1d ne Orsag OG,ang can De az al
hours, from - NJ 10 10 P II Performances s. and II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
Busirrss Notices.

srrLx FOR GxNrLEnxS's HArs.-Leary & Co Hs,
,ers As;or House Sow-York WI introduce tie Fssho
for he Thursday. Sept Sd. su2sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

SrENCERS TRIAL, BERGEN, \. J.-N Yesterday
Edward ricrpont lawyer OF this city who resided in
Columbus. Ohio, in - testified that Spencer was in
that city in the summer Of ~ or 10 days that he made
very strange Wing speech incohercnt in Language and
idcN- that II remarked he would do the Whic
cause no good that in conversation he said he bet
on Irish Repeal Temperance but his forte lay
Mcsmcri-tn. He made the but; OF laughter without
seeming 10 be aware OF it In lecture Mesmersm
he sang, talked OF poetry instead oil Mesmcrism-h
ner was serious and intensely AS 10 excite
laughter The young al the hote used to listen to
him tor amusement, lie said he gifted by the Al
mighty with supernatural aud alarming powera and that
he blame iort that he could control the will
OF any he chose while the table he would always
sit with folded attempting to control the will OF
he mentioned the names oil several OF the
respectable persons whom be could control at will
ana among them that OF young lady and that he
had got 10 light duel about it. and was sr,ned for
the purpose, lie very earnes, IN whs; he said
and did-his eyes We're CLASSY aud wild Witness and
the other young regarded him insane and on
that account ceased 10 converse with him He was
strictly temperate ami moral in his habits Mrs Har.
rson, who resides III the house adjoining that Of Mrs
Dobbn Jersey City testified that on the ri OF Juy she
heard scream IN the house o; Mrs. Dobbins when
MIS- Sfiencef ana hci mother rushed out
my house. Mr. Spencer followed his eyes were GA.
Ing he was excited snd AFRAID of him he SAID
he would no; hurt and asked me to say word
Tie Went into the PsroF where Mrs : she scream.
ed and came into INV bedroom she sad several
times MI. ;. certainly crazy subject hts OF
deranSement thai his father ~.s Tor years that she
had with h appreciation sometimes taken MS pistol his
rszor and poke, knife from him when he felt one
Of these MS coming ;hs, -he afraid sleep
with him the night before DC begged to see her sad
she did see him aiis: ne hsd gwen up his pistol
Mrs. po5bln said he certainly crazy Mr Proper
sad tina; il I5 Spencer hi. house in Albany seven
weeks that he bad Known him III IL when he wSs pi-
Gus moral snd temperate tina, in II he noticed glsss
and wildness IL the eyes he tsi never observe
before that his language Snd ideas were uooheren,
his couduc; very singular and he regarded him insane
Mrs Proper her sister and father sI testified con
dust language and ideSs indicating insanity, and tina;
they regarded hi,a they had Alwsys consd-
erred him poas and temperate never knew him
drink NJ. Scroser ana Mr. Armstrong Q; jersey City
'e'Iiacd to singular OF Spencer which hAd s,,rscte
their attention Mr Gauner testified TO his st-Snse con.
duct On The ierrybos, shout the middle q: May ard
day 0E TWO before the homicide though, him insane
Court 81 iouraei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

" Hon. JoRS P HALE has accepted 81 invi,
,asoa from several distinguished gentlemen OF Boston
without distinction OF party, deliver polircsi Sd
dress in Faneal Hall TO morrow tFrdsy) evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

FATAL ACCIDENT on The ERIE RAILRoAD-A
passenger who came down the special train which
le, Middetown yesterday morning Informs that a;
the crossing Spring Valley the locomotive came II
contact with wagon IN which were and u
boy and that the Two former killed while the LAT
ter escaped unhuFt The wagon halted the regular
tram TO pass and the men not 'uspecns that there
second train started the horse just in tue ensure
their death The engineer gave the usual whistle before
reaching the crossing but the probably supposed
that the signal from the regular train and did no,
discover their mistake I'll late. The names o. the
men were Edward Strsui and Nehemiah Wright
The former old ,nan and reported to be deaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

20 The Philadelphia Ledger says that THOMAS
. Dunn ENellss IS to be the Loco-Fooo candidate
10; Congress IN the N,h Distric, OF this City. com,
pr'sins the ssh, 9Th and 18th Wards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
r.~ Genera, cormi,tee of Democratic Wbis

~ General Committee of Democratic 80
Young Men.-An adjourned Meeting o. ai'
sp,eror "a at eight o'clock every member should
be present By order, o,,ttScoy Chairman
ALaEkT GlLsEsr, secretaries sl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Another SEVERE CASE or AsraM, CURED BY wIsrAR'.
BALsAH.-S-th ". Fowle
Dear SIR Having FOR long while been troubled with
Asthma in rs form, and having tried various
dies ell effect bought OF your agent A Rowe one
bottle Of lhe Bassm Of Wild Cherry which relieved me
very much have continued the same, the disease
upon me, and and II always relieves when nothing
else will and farther, have doubt. could have had
the Wild Cherry in the first stages the disease.
it would have entirely cured confidently recon-
mend it very valuable medicine for all lung com plants
BENJAMIN ROBINSON.
New Hampton, April ), 1916.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. B. D. SasDs, agent. for New York and
Henry Johnson Zs Broadway, and druggists generally
throughout the L. S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

- The Looo,Focos OF Saratoga County have
thrown Gov. WRIGHT overheard The An,.Wrish
delegates TO the State Convention Were chosen BY
vote ot ~ 10 Il. snd resolution spplaudins the
State Administration was laid on ths table BY
nf 90 ~, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
>SW=YORK TRIBUNE
--.pr OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPEh'-e1
-,,;- Whig General Committee.

Whlg General tOsssHiieS,...
~ In U1,oil,d Thai the CI;y Convection M
sIosdwsy sst5dsy sss f9sa s te Gy and
O'Clock, 10 -, . Convention 70 Nominate Cal-
GGsa ct o FRS eas,ets a D, Convention
e.ssed Thai Inc Dsies.s .; On Gosdsy evening, 2.i
inst al Z. O'Clock ~ r,e.sionsl Con~eulions
s-inb!e Friday efei'iHs' -
The following places r,c, al the Second Ward Hotel
llld C0ngres ft.fct al Columbian Hall Grardsi
I'm SOns District al The Broadwsy Hoose
vIt Dis;eL al Consaiton iasl BROAD
way py j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Wee Chairman
J. II. PlSgSEr, secretaries -i7A
C. CHANsERLIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

SAFEs-To the Pabic-An article has appeared in the
newspapers signed By C. j. Gaylor which chHrres ON tho
New-York Morning Telegraph various msstaemens iih
regard 10 Wi!ders Patent Saanander Safes About
eny names are affixed this article those Of persons
who GaylOrs Safes.
Now If numbers be the criterion Of merit have 10 say
that have sold since the trial Vaxhall Gurden
more Than four OF my Gaylors inclusive Of
the I'VE wrought boxes he sold 10 C. Livingston Co
who have purchased but Saanander Safes since that
trial. and those purchased of me
Were 10 include the sale Of all hu Safes Bank Vaults
and Money Chests new second hand Including Gay
lor'- Patent Double which have received lat reduced
in xchnnge for the genuine Sssmander might in
crease the number and furnish proof Of having sold moro
than seven to one sold by Gayor and all his agents
The genuine Wilder'- Patent is the only kind manuac
lure and 10 protect Wilder has commenced suits against
said Gaylor, aud Others, in the L. 5 Court.
The publication of Mr.. GayIor misrepresents the Te!e
graph charges tina, paper the saying that alt
the crea, mercantile. houses adopted the Wilder Safe
The sentence read ALL and this nsrepresenta
ZION is fair sample of all the rest
Mr GsyIor asserts that his appeal the public is only
sefdefcnce This very becoming remark since
will ultimately prove his appeal is defence
his OF the Wilder Patent and he would do
much better TO prepare hmselfor the of the L.
s District Court: where MS claims Will be refuted than
make such an appeal 10 discriminating public.
Mr. Gaylor asserts that there is gas at my factory
Il ne that by the power OF and lis gaseous
pan,on manufacture better and cheaper than
be disposed deny his assertion and par
ticularly the only which seubance
accuracy. 5. C. HERRING, l39 Water-st. sls DGW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

- joH> QUINCY ADAMS has felt his blood
stirred BY the dshonor done to Massachusetts, Law n
the sUrrepatous restoration OF a fugitive slave from
Louisiana to the ssent OF his public meeting
the subject !. be held II Faneuil Hall on Tuesday
mex, and NJ. Adams-so says me chronotype-i- 10
preside Look out ic. thunder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

~ Tux Loco Focos oy MASSACHUSETTS, held
their Convention on "Wednesday aud nominated
ISAAC DAVIS Of Worces;e7, for Governor and
6Eoxex HOOP 0; Lynn for Lieut. Governor. The
Atlas says there was quite eon,es, IN the Con
venrion for the ascendency between the Heushaw
and Hsllcst cahaL and the Morton or Custom,
House clique which resulted III the triumph OF the
latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

~ S,-,crA r stewart y Co Will open their Ne,
81, ~ Monday the 2st inst at O'Clock. 4 NJ VITA
stock OF GOODS entirely new Which I'm, has been selected
~ 0 Iii he ,nst happy 10 receive The visits Of
Their Sa,i tr,Sndi ia S" isis anu lwap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

= The ruysl mail steamer Brltsunia Captain
Hewitt LEFT Boston between and o'clock Wednesday
afternoon Tor Halifax and Liverpool with goody num-
Der OF passengers and a large mail on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

RIrcsix TO yE SrpExsEprp.-A oorrssponden,
oithe Philadelphis Hcssaoae declares tina, the n
movsi Of Mr.. Richie from the Editorial Chair Of
the Union is fixed isct and ,hat he knows the
man who is 10 succeed him. Mons rsrroas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

FROM TIE WEsr.-A CORES pondeat Of the s.
Louis Republican, writing ;rOu Fu-r Sent July 3l=t
says:
The traders 70 Santa re and Chihuahua were Al de
tanned =; Pawee Fork iov days By order OF Capt
Moore. OF the Dragons. There were several GONNA
Ces them. having altogether ahou: one hundred aad
a:ty wagons loaded Win merchandise.
TIE armed Ss; Fe vsrioGsy estimated AZ
from one hundred znd aty 10 TWO hundred and MY
men
No one supposes ths: any show OF resistance vii q
cisde By Tie MeS;csas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

NEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES ~ 1sE DIOCESE or
Pr-rSsUSsHWe lean from Ire Pittsburgh Chronicle
'E1St a-.es2 Catholic Churches progress
OF erection n the Diocese Of Pstts5-h FL OF winch Z
IS expected WI, De ready service during present
year Arrangements also made TO. commencing
seog; .eu Others early neN- season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

IAE SASNEg Man AoQUITTED.-The man who
Wa arrested some days since on complaint of Pollard
- Broadway fo- s:asdiny IN front of his door with the
Mayors GAMER Beware OF Mock Auctions has 5eea
discharged By tie magistrate before whom ~ va.
broushi :o- examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Prepared and sold. wholesale and retsl, BY A I'D
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, loo Fuiicn,st corner OF
wuuam.sL rs Broadway, and = East Broadway New.
York Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout the
rr,td Sinre. Price q per boe, SIX bottle. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

TIE NoRNoS ISrANrR2-We have report
TIA; since :he dea,a Of Lieu: Col Allen Lieut. S;h OF
the = As,y, css oeea assigned tie command Of tee
hve hundred Ao->ors enlisted Tor the Western exped;
roa under Ger- hsA-ney lsL LOUIS Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

SANDS, S,x>,r,S,rt,.-Uu;ii recently he yes,,,s,.
Kingdom he, not held due place snons the Sls,. :,
scientific research The course Of would seer, !,
suggest thai vegetable productions, IL preference 10 .
erl substances. should be used by Man repetnG y,
disorders which his frame Is subject TIL. oplaioa .
daily c-,uug srouud for Il rot only supplies cur food an.
ystv 10 the air breathe but under the processes ~
III, ,,bts, affords rcnieie. for diseases The pu,
vegetable preparation OF Sand,s Sarsspsa combines N
itslf the properties OF anti septic mild esAac and
tonic and by numerous a,Iested facts proved 10 be
MOS. eicscious remedy for scrois, all kind. Of sores and
ulcers produced by natural causes, eupaors and vsre
,v rber diseases having their origin impure sse .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

FROM the Boston Atlas We copy the returns ir0m 10
towns, Express OF yesterday,
F No you did n't Mr., Express You copicd
them from the Teegraphic Dispatch Of The Tn
bune, and hadn', the msnliness TO say so-sha; 5
all The --latest Atlas before you, when you penned
this hh Contained the returns tr,m Only ~ towns
those from the other 80 towns having been subse-
que, ny received and forw sre 10 us at our reoues;
nv Tetscrsph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

IL They are fitting up a splendid oystcry on
the corner OF Broadway and Walker,st. Florence wa
understand is to be the King of the new palace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

X he LoSe ISLAND HORTICULTURAL SociE-
II VII ao-t - Anal Exhibition Flushing the
= = --ta aaa lerh ms, The Exhibition viii be open
ed 10 visitors q, o'clock CT the I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

- Some person having taught French gratis
70. two evenings the Society Library is now getting
up class at s. apiece. His pupils will now be likely To
get more for their money than when they paid nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

% Don't forget the Musical Prodigics who
give their last Concert this evening It, the Apollo.
The daily union., 1846-08-26
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore SUM
ACCOUNT OF THE LAUNCH OF THE U. s
SHIP GERMANTOWN
PmLADKLPHIA, Aug. %, 1876.

The launch of the sloOp-of-war Germantown this
afternoon attracted large concourse of spectators
at the nayy-yard, Notwithstanding that the clouds
threatened rain during the most Of the day. For
tunatey, however, rain fell, and nothing occurred
to mar the beauty Of the scene.
This vessel is Of the six sloops-of-war ordered
to be built at different stations by the late Secretary
Upshur the merits Of the naval constructors
attached TO them. The names Of these vessels are
as follows: jamestown, built at Norfolk by Con-
structor Rhodes; Portsmouth, built at Portsmouth
by Constructor Barker; 81. Mary's, built at Wash
lDgton by Constructor Brodiej Plymouth built al
Boston by Constructor Pook Albany, built at New
YORK by Constructor Gricej Germantown, built al
Philadelphia by Constructor LenthalL.
All the above vessels are now ahoat, but the first
four have only been tried. The claims of the ST.
Mary's and Plymouth as excellent sailers are uni
versally admitted, but the palm Of superiority, so
far, appears to be given TO the st. Marys, con-
sruced under the superintendence Of the late Mr..
Brode, attached to the Washington station, who un-
fortunately has not lived to witness the result Of the
competition into which he entered with a commend.
able spirit of emulation. The Germantown, which
is some fifty or sixty tons less than either of the
others, 1t believed will not be exceIled in point OF
speed, model and beauty of finish by any Of the
class. She is regarded by competent Judges to be
the most perfect specimen of naval architecture and
the workmanship IN all respects reflects the highest
credit upon the excellent artisans employed upon
her, well TO the constructor at this station
who superintended ii, John Lenthall, esq, than
whom there 10 not better in the service and none,
we are sure, more worthy Of promotion to the office
OF chief naval constructor vacant by the death
of the lsmenled HumphTies. The sleam-frigate
Mississippi the Princeton, and the sOop.of- war
Dale, three of the finest and fastest vessels in the
service, constructed under his superintendence
The following IS the measurement and armament
Of the Germantown:
The daily union., 1846-08-26
Aug 26lt

MIcHGAN MINING CoMPANY.-We have had re
Gently shown to US, by Mr.. II. Parke, the agent OF
this company, now on his way to Detroit, the most
ever before witnessed. The piece weighs some.
thing over FIVE pounds, and was picked up by Mr.
Parte from the cavity Of stratfed and broken trap
rock in the bed of the east branch of Bad river
about eight miles southwest Of the Montreal, and
some la0 miles west of Copper Harbor. This
presents on its surface innumerabe protuberances
of native silver of about the size of common shot
and which must make it yield at least ten per cent
Of that metal. The vein from which it was picked
is No 2 Of Lease 46S, on which the company have
at present small force at work, but which is to be
considerably augmented by the first of September
next, and to continue operations through the win.
ter. We wish the company abundant success
Lake Superior Ners