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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
Lake Superior Copper Mines.

DETROIT, Mich. rep. II, 1cfo
Extrsc, from letter from ina. Chids TO Esrosa' r aas
iDss s. Co. Of Detroit bearing date
COPPER FALLS Jan. Q, 1916:
The different mines being worked appear
10 be doing we'll The Pittsburgh Co. have met
with great success Their vein on the bluff back
of Eagle River works has improved very much
They have obtained mass of Copper, nearly pure
from the vein, weighing about LOO lbs and con-
tanning grea, deal OF silver | have seen specl'
mems OF Il, and must say they are the F'chess III
siiuer hare seen.
Extract OF et,er from Columbus C. Douglass late as
sstsnt TO DR.. Houshton, TO E. P. Hastings & co.
dated EAGLE RIVER, jan ), 1910:
The Pittsburgh Company back on the bluffs are
getting the richest sRrer mineral OF any OF the
works. Spragues prospects Eagle Hsroorl are
improving. In fact see nothing about any OF Inc
diggtns that looks discouraging Bacon's prospect
North American is good, and they have found one
OF the finest looking veins In the country on me AL
bion Co.'S location
Extract Of letter from Columbus C. Douglass late As
s;ssant Geologist to Bella Hubbard, Esq Detroit, AS
sstant 70 ;he late Dr. Houghton, dated
EAGLE RIVER, Jan. 9Th 1910
All things are moving prosperousiy IN the
Mining District. and the recent developments on the
bluffs give much additional value 10 the locations
lying back IN the interior OF the point At the Fltis
oursh w orks they getting our rocA rs
richly impregnated with silver almost any rock
you saw last season when here, was With copper
have seen some Jumps of silver bigger than your
thumb: We Lake Superior CO.. ere getting out
some rich silver rock. fthese things only continue
the value of this Country is not beginning 10 be
seen. Bacon North American is now getting out
some rich copper, and his prospects are very latter
ing. AZ The Pittsburgh Works they have barrsled
up more than thirty barrels of this rich silver. The
vein is three feet wide, and well defined. AT the
Copper Falls Co. they have taken out some rich
copper, and now, at the depth Of IS feet, they are
taking out mass Of native copper that is estimated
to weigh ,on."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

e Miss PECK. who recently resigned the post
Of Principal Female Teacher in the Sixth Ward School,
South Brooklyn in consequence OF an excitement crea'
ted By her having chss,sed female pupil with rattan
Is certified in several journals TO be young lady OF ex'
celen, character The punishment for INJECTING which
she Ice. her situation does not appear to have been by
any means unusually severe one in cases OF contnu-
GUS resistance 10 authority. Sill we think there are
few cases-r1y few indeed-in which teacher can ind
no more excellent way to maintain order and secure
obedience than by the infection of physical pain. We
gladly perceive that the public is gradually coming
this conclusion.
q The Coney Island Telegraph was suspended
all yesterday morning, it is supposed, by some of the
poles having been carried away by the ice in the creek
n The exhibition of the Independent Order of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
Iiyernool Markets.

Ex,r act Of a letter dated LIVERPOOL Feby 5 1916.
AT sale OF AHericas Clorsr Seed held this day. sales
were made of about 50 tierces al 81 SIS in bond for
good TO fine quality We however quote SIS COS sts
as the nominal price and. from al gather think
very favoraby of the article. Our stock here does
exceed 300 tons while in London 1900 is the
mate.
The duty i. to be reduced tie S. sig. per which
has caused increased demand enhanced prices in
bond.
We quote Flour in bond 2ss. to 30s per bril- Western
Canal In demand 2ss sig Wheat is looking up which
will make Flour frner-of American in bond several
sales a, Is. 50. IS Sd. per 20 lbs.
indian Coro-whiie. 3ss s.g. per quarter; yellow 1885,
per quarter ce former used for making By
milers-the latter for fodder and disration.
Talow Ais Cd. ias Lard. ASS. SOS. Oil Cake IS
z TO- dull Of sae-all duty paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

SINGULAR COMMUNICATIVE females called
epoa one Of physicians day las; week for medi
ca sace While there another female came in for the
same purpose. both parties entire strangers TO each
etner. iheS SAT come time. and believe eonversed.
after they ef the physician aseerained that of the
TOO females was sister Of Osborn lately murdered in
murderer, now condemned to dea,h for the crime
fEew.Hsyep Herald.
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The WIG of HnnEing.

As we often publish articles against Capital Pun
ishmen, and but seldom any in its favor, our readers
who differ from us on question naturally demand
that something favorable TO Mei, views may ocoa-
sionally be given. The following Editorial from
the last Evangelist is therefore given rerbattm If
its logic should rather slips and its
tons somewhat sratuitous by any, cannot help
their in6rmity OF vision, being in like ourself
We do not know whether the arguments for neck.
breaking average better or worse than these-ihey
strike as as all very much after this pattern Read
and be instructed by the Evangelist:
HANGING THE GATE.-There is a gentleman spoken
Of In the interior of OF the States eve think must
be In Sullivan Coun;y9 opposed to Capital Punish
rnent that he refuses to hang his own gate This is
very amusing, but the consequences 10 this mans do
mains of this angular intuaton are just picture OF
what would happen society," the penalty which God
has annexed to the crime of murder were ssriken out
from system Of legislation. The mans gate on us
hlnges and he refuses to have |. hung His parks viii
be Hled with hogs and uuruly depredaiors; bis pas
lures Of flowers his beds Of vegetables and his hed OF
grain. will DO tsamplea and wasted and all bis grou nds
VII 90 TO ruin
just so-shese men who would abolish Capital Pun
lsnnent and thus destroy the great sanctions OF law
"outo nrow socy OFT hinges. aud leave eyerys ming
open 70 innovation and destruction. They reius to
osoS .ae gGnl Toe consequence will % saa. muir der
ers mrs. sns al minor Villains by the example o, heir
Sullivan Coaaty who refuses TO hang ais Gate bee ause
OF his adherence OF Capital P1n.hm.nt ough. q ever
% hang up hi. cos. or ais hat be,, fold the
fuuy away, ana nave servant 20 hold the other. He
ought TO have old fashioned 10 bis h,ch en- no
hanging tes kettles singing with the cricke,s on the
hearth no pictures banging TO his ais han gins ar
tains TO bis windows and finally, no corrurercd ms.
pendsrs 70 his AN the pecuNarisies wo mid
NOT be greater evidence OF nonamaaia ard ,wi. ted
mind than the singular affection Of some men for m mr.
derers their horror OF purs hment in ITSELF and u cir
theories OF no cover nmenf
We may safely leave such men in the hands Of 10.
fessor Lewis unless the Editor OF The ironne viii
be no gates be hung pothooks nor trsmmeis and
NO satutes of restraint bat simply machine Tor ri'
eating and cutvahng the best bumps OF phrenoiosy-
CHRISTIAN AsrISLAvERY CoNyESrIeS.-A call
has been issued signed extensively by ministers and
church members in Massachusetts for Convention OF
such members of all denominations in tina: State as take
interest Ia the sabsc. be held 10 Boston % the
o6rn nst for tiptaa rauar and fratsrns conhutation
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CorRT-This Day-Nos. 8, %, lOl, 10. l3l
1885, 49, 81 l04 10 So 81 30 49, 3 49, a. 9e o9 ~ al
40, LIZ. ~. .o
CIRCUIT CouRr-Mondsy-Ns. So March Mos -
Ga So So a. IA 10 l25 loo l2S 100 1870 to li6, lis
i49. $50 to 100. ., -, 49,,
81 Ri %. 30 9. 4. %. 25S. 259.
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o,rr.rps.-Faa Psss-The American A.socaoonis's'
Iener from Northern Illinois; Letierirom Wisconsin
appointments by the GovernOr-f0n'te rage" 'nA"
be happy yet, Commercial and Money Matters Marine
Journal List OF Letters
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Business Notices.


others who wish their business known through
out the Country for the Spring trade opportunity
now offered by V. B. PALMER. the duly authorized
Agent for of the best Newspapers il the Union He
is receiving Cards for the Eastern Western, North
ern and Southern Trade to be published in several hun
bred OF the best papers in those sections at cost CON-
paratvely trng The schedule Of the proposed Cards
can be seen at his Office in the Tribune Buildings.
ImroRrAyr.-Tne following extracts from et,e.
just received from VIM. R. Gouding, NJ D. No. 81 Chat.
hamst shows facts in relation DR.. Taylors
Genuine Bssam Of Lverwor worthy the serious sten-
ton OF all sersons who affected with Dyspepsia or
Weakness Of the Stomach or Bowels
What triumph for this medicine justly celebrated
for the OF Pulmonary and Tuburcular Consumption,
Liver Complaint and Asthma. There is hardly day
but intei gence given personally by letter Of
the astonishing effected and benefit obtained by the
use of this inestimabe discovery
One of the Doctors attached the Surgical Depart
nent of the New.York Hospital has prescribed II in the
cases of Of wealthy and respectable CHI
zens with the most marked and almost magical success
Extract from DR.. Gouldine's letter
NEw-YoRK, Feb. I4th. io45.
Dear SIR have been suffering for upwards ola year
with Dyspepsia had distressing pain and feeling in
my stomach about hour after breakfast dinner and
have used great many medicines tor It, but with
out relief You were kind enough to recommend the
genuine Basam Liverwort prepared al 375 Bowery. I
had no faith in any specific remedy but confess
that il relieved me- indeed the very hrst dose did TAXA
TWO Tea spoons IN glass OF and sugar and il
pleasant Madeira wine by adding little lemon juice
ii keeps the bowels gently open. Thus air, have dis
covered radical for the of all feelings those
produced by Dysppsa ordered six bottles two weeks
since wanted three fo- friend for whom prescribed
IL SIMILARLY affected and equally benefited You may
send me six more nezt week shall continue 20 re.
commend 1t and never be without it. lind there
grea. many thus affected but one before knew that
radical cure for Dyspepsia be found in Dr. Tay
o-'s BaIsam Of Liverwort. have found cure me,
and shall always feel grateful you for recommending
this valuable medicine to me. am, yours truly,
To- DR.. G. Leeds. WIN. R. GOuLDiNG. NJ. D.
Buy only at 375 Bowery. Two physicians always in
attendance. Beware Of limitations and counterfeits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

e Commercial, Political Independent, Religious,
Agricultural and Literary Newspapers of all sections of
the country may be subscribed for at the Country Meas
paper Adr1tring Agency of V. B. PALMER, in the Tr;-
brne Buildings. He is the Agent duy authorized by The
p,o7rors to give receipts for subscriptions and adver-
tisemen.s The papers may be seen at hia Office and
the terms See his advertisement in the General Notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

~ We invite the attention of such of our read
ers as are disposed to do justice to the principles and
motives of American Assocationish to Mr. bnsoanes
article on our Fret page from the Democratic Review
for February Itisarcp!y 10 an insidou' atiack upon
a. ~ the Associative Movement in the Deem
b., number of the same Review.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

H The Message OF Gov. Mouion, who now re-
tires TO give place to his newly elected successor is
document of moderate length resting exclusively of
he affairs of the State The Governor commences by
CONTEMPLATING the Legislature upon the ipF9yso con
don OF the country The condilon OF the Militia 10
adver,sd 20 aEd suggestions made for improving the
resent system Especial attention directed TO the I'M
nortance OF iuicious system OF Internal improve
nents which shall ensure safe and permanent '"'ei
course with the Western portion o, the state 30.
The Improvement in the Navigation OF tue heu nNei
the Governor considers proper object OF national ess
leon Its navigation is OF such Importance 10 the zen
era Government in the transportation OF troops ahu SUP
plies thar his EXceleDcy does not DOUBT thar Ionsress
would complete the works already begun upon II proper
representation were made them. be thinks the pest
wsy of advancing the interest OF the rich counties OF
A,takapas and Opelousas. would be to run rarosd
from the Mississippi TO Grand River.
The Penltentiary Is IN iOursnns conuitiou III mar"
cial point of view and the moral and physical conGon
of the inmates has been improved during the past year
The Message adverts the laws OF several OF the
States which condemn slaves and tree negroes convict
d Of certain crimes 10 De sold slaves OF their
boundaries and suggests that law be passed giving no
,ce that all perS found IL Louisiana sinai! De cou
fined III the Penitentisry tor life modincanon oil tue
,tucnc recommended. AS 10 make prosecutions
for offences of this nature effective. Much care
and attention is invoked in behalf OF pubic education
The Message suggests that all the public lands be-
longing the State be sold at fair price ana tae pro
ceeds devoted the different purposes for whcf they
were originally donated the Statefor Internal I'm
movements School fund and the payment OF the state
debt The Governor insists that the State should nave
no interest in companies corporations but SHOULD de
vote its whole energies the payment OF its debt and
the reduction of its The Message assumes toat
the credit OF the State has been entirely restored as It's
Treasury is in prosperous condition surplus
having accumulated of nearly quarter OF million after
having paid the extraordinary expenses incurred oy ne
Convention The Executive is dgnied In budding adieu
to public life in abiding to the succeeding Chei Mse's
trate, and in paying tribute TO the memory u ''eH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

Loco. Foco TorRs.
Os,cego-L. Babcock.
Scri5e-O. G. Hartman.
Hoiaey-Mr. Parker.
RichlaRd--Mr. Crsndsll.
Sehrcppel-Mr. Ccnger
Grdnby-Mr. Gaylord.
HdsriNSs-P. Dcvendorf,
.fi5ioN-A. +. Angel
.imboy-J. Carter.
Con staAiiG-S. Clark.
ReGSeid-G. Parkhurs;
Green5oro'-J K. Cory.
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Rechab.es a. Halls Buildings was crowded and the ex-
egcses excited much interest on the part oil the audi
Addresses were delivered BY Rev. l. b. mayer
of Brooklyn and Me.srs Middeditch and Aismsn OF y.
York
r. The annual distribution OF premiums OF the
Brooklyn Institute will take place Monday evening
mex. in the Lecture Room An address viii De delivered
By John Mason. ESQ OF New.York. These snnua! test
walls are intended take place Washiugtons Birth
Day. and are usually OF very attractive character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
Punishment-Denth.

The distinguished Professor who aided Mr.. Chez
yer in his arduous task OF replying to Burleighs
Thoughts on the Deaih-Penalty is now replying,
,broneb the congenial columns Of the Courier, TO
parae Godwin's review of the Siamese effort in the
Evening Post We have thus far kept silence with
regard TO this latter discussion, but this neutrality
has not shielded US from sundry sharp and quite
erstutous personalities the part OF the Professor.
who winds up his latest article es follows;
up S-Althouah we have had no controversy with
our respected friend of The Tribune, wish to propose
to him. through your columns one very plain and dec
sive question in which the terms are used In their old
and well known conception-Docs he think that Madame
Costello and the seducer Mason deserve to be punished
The appeal is made to his political economy but to
higher department OF his nsture-his moral sense. L L.
Although we have substantially answered this
question already in recent reply 10 the Evangelist
we are quite willing answer again, so far as we
can. Not possessing omniscience, we cannot tell
what is the moral state OF the culprs referred TO-
and of course our moral sense does not prescribe the
discipline TO which they should be subjected. To
Him who knoweth the heart We would implicitly
commit their case far as it involves questions OF
deserving and punishment. And, while heartily
snnroye their conviction and sentence in the belief
that these will tend TO deter others from offences
similar 10 theirs we yet keeny feel that the manner
and means Of their punishment so called, are
miseraby calculated to secure that grea, end of legal
constraint and infc,ion-the reformation OF offend
ers Wha,evera criminal may deserre at the hands
OF his Maker. recognize no right fitness in the
infection Of pain or evil upon him by his fellow
creatures for the purpose Of preventing farther
crimes and reforming the offender.
And now we claim the privilege Of questioning
the Professor in turn. Will he be so good to in
form US,
l. On what evidence he pronounces Charles
Fourier notorious in6del
>. On what evidence he assures the public that
e. the men who meet TO celebrate the birthday OF
Tom Paine" form phclanr hostile 20 Capital
Punishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

~ The DUCHESS AGRICULTURAL Institute,
10 be commenced on the ls,of April BY JOHN wIxIN.
sen Esq is richly worthy the attention OF Parents and
Guardians There thousands OF boys IN and around
our City whose wealthy and generous iathe'S' Gave
driven them a, Grammar and Geography, Latin, Greek.
&c ever since they were six years old. and who in
the sr;s,e OF boyhood absolutely need months OF
red exercise and exe.;On in the open air develop and
strengthen their physical powers They sFe Fsh'iuy urea
OF incessant study and need the mental relaxation WHICH
year each Agricultural School woud give mem
Here study is ssreeaby diversified WIN LABOR an
knowledge is impaired By Lectures amiisriy ustTai
al nv practical examples We believe Mr.. Wilkinson
il, make good Institute II, once and robe one ult
srev and that those parents who com: their sons 10
mis- care before his number (twerty) is aed up Will 5ave
10 that they have done long as they
live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

RHODE IsLANp-A Democratic State Corven-
ton assembled at Providence on the 18th inst. and
nominated the following Restoration and Reform
ticket
For Gopernoy CHARLES JACKSON Providence.
L. Gopy JESSE Moss, Westerly.
Sec'y OF Sats..AsA POTTER, South Ringstown
atv General. GEORGE RIVERS. Providence
+" Gen Treasure. SAMUEL RANDALL, Warren
Gov jackson is q well known Wing we do not
know the politics of the others, but presume they
are diverse The platform of union is opposition to
the Law and Order organization.
John Hall. ESQ. of North Kingstown, one OF the
Delegates to the Convention, died instantly at the
National House on the 18th. He was about TO start
for the Court House when he complained OF sick
ness, threw himself into chair. and almost instantly
expired. He was lawyer of standing, and his
death created profound sensation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

TowS ELEcrloSs-Oswsgo Co.-The following
are the Supervisors elect in all the Towns In osweso
Co excep, oue, Boys,on which has probably elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

1--WE hear tina. Capt, Judkns of the Cambria declared
bis passengers that he would beat Express three
hours into Boston il he had TO burst his boilers The
boilers are good yet The agent for the Cunard steam
ers at Halifax gave orders that no papers should DC lei
90 there until the Cambria had left Was this the fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

"WrsESs ARcAsua EXTRACT" is prepared by JOIN
Winer Co IS Msdrn-lane, Sew-YorS sole proprietor,
for the L. States and sold by druggists generally 2n il!
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AND
EMANCIPATION
FROM INTEMPERANCE.
Concluded. J

-blooded republicans. They would bear
no tyranny either in church or State. h.a
And as long as our nation lives, the sign
ers of the Declaration Of American Inde
pendepce, will be venerated as patriots OF
no ordinary stamp. As long as our nation
exists, their chiyalrous deeds, and their ac-
know Judgements Of their dependence upon
God, will be admired and venerated by
their descendants. As long as the Ameri-
can eagles spread her wings, sour lips shall
tell them 10 our sons, and they again to
theirs" Il
II the friends Of temperance prove faith
ful, and the cause progresses, as we believe
it viii, unborn generations will reap glo.
rious harvest by our emancipation from in.
temperance. '
The amount Of good accomplished The
money and time-the peace and health
the reputation and honor-the number o.
lives saved from drunkard's grave--the
number Of females saved from being dou
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at AZ and
9 P. M. daily, except on Saturday nights q
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning.
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
|at g "A. M. and 8 P. NJ. except Sunday night.
The Western Mail closes at p. M.tand
arrives at 8 p M. daily. tl
The Southern Mail closes at 8'A. M.land
arrives at s p. M. daily.nHeb A Fg ,
Office open from ID A. M.to g. P. M daily,
except Sunday, ION which day it is open from
|71 A. M. TO 10 A. M. and from IL M. ID | !
Up. M, and from7 to 9 P. M. lfH rit
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15

ALAS, HOW FALLEN! A few years ago an
individual, who is nova common street beg
gar in Holly Springs, was one OF the noblest
and most honored sons Of the Old Dominion.
The weathies, and proudestin the land thought
il an honor 10 be called his friend Riches
and honor were his. Any office within the
gifi Of the proudest in the Union was at his
command But alas! In an evil hour, he was
tempted TO take glass Of ardent spirits, be.
came drunkard and was ruined. Reader, be-
ware, lest the same temptation makes you
what Captain - now is. (Holly Springs
Gazette
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15
Farm for Sale.

YUNHE subscriber offers for sale 3294 acres o
- land, lying in Montgomery county, % miles
from Washington City, on the road leading from
Rockville 10 the mouth Of Monaccocy Zone third,
or more, of the land is woods containing good
timber. The cleared land is Of good quality, and
easy to be improved. The buildings are large
two-story brick dwelling house, with basement
and garret, barn, tobacco house, stable, &c.
For terms enquire on the premises. of
tI #0ir F4Gsu JAMES TRUMAN.
July l6--if !, Rockville Journal b.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15
ORIGINAL CHARADE.

Z
The hunt was DER, the earlh's green vest,
Blush'd ruddy with crimson tide, /.
The painting hound had stop'd to rest,
A momentby its victims side
When echoing over hill and plain,
A swelling shout the stiffness broke,
AS like death dirge Tor the slain, y,
The huntsman's horn my FIRST awoke.
My SECOND in those days of yore, ih
When steel clad knights for mastery strove,
Oft nerved the pilgrim troubador, s't
To strike for fame and lady love, @,E8h
And when The mailed crusaders tread, 'l
Rang out on IsraePs coast afar,
The battles bloody van it led, "
And gloried in the front of war.
My WHOLE like some stern spell Of power,
And sure as times unerring fight,
I Comes down alike on wealth's proud dover
And poor mans home with withering
s3 blight. @t
Death may not stay its eager hand,
Nor pity loose its ruthless clasp, ,..
1t spreads its broad wings DER the land.
And wealth grows powerless in its grasp
+ P. M. d.
U. S. Hotel, Penn. Avenue.