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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01
nsFDIrAL CARp-ps RICpARpsOs LATE CONSULT

M kDIC Al CAkD-DR RICHARDS LATE CONSULT
lVt Physician tie New York Colege Medicine
Pharmacy having oIered an Office at No 10 Park Place for the
eonynioIco of FIGURING his medical advice
pared 20 treat all diseases private
gebcr with rofu Saheum. Rhouma tis, all diseases
deterdnr state Of the blood Dr. confidently
poHe firm his long practice in this country and in Europe
safe and permanent invalds require medical
ent COMPLAINTS without injury TO the tuition or
Continent from business Per- applying in the carly
tese plants viii be nstonhed at the speedy and simple
taod adopted ~ may rely on having every vtgc Of the dis
dcAted from their before being
Once hours, from a. ~ TO r. NJ. No 10 Park Pae I'm
rtspt 70 Country Persons living in the c.ntry md
hndug - incor TO make person nj application
fptNtrded 70 containing all medicines requisite
DfS1An radical by stating their complaint with tho
symptoms tine tfcontIacon received elsewhere
and enclosing $40 directed to Dr. Richardson Medical
Once No 10 lark l. ace New York. N. BDr r. Will guar
cure in every to undertakes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

LNIILEPSY, OK FALLING SICKNESS SPEEDILY AND
~ imarenty cured by lady who produce proofs
that has dtr gushed
when given upby faculty. line addressed L. b.
llesld office, viii be attended t..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

Union COURSE, L. J.-TROTTIN6-FRIDAY, NOV g. AT
- hafpast o'clock P.M Match for $780, mile heats.
in harnefs e. g. Berthe Blk G. Stranger Elliot
names G NJ Lady Ellen. Also, Match for Sl0 mile heats
harness Gertne names Long Island Girl Mr.. Hendrck
q. q. John TIC leave South Ferry
c. o'clock and etura after the sports Aims
SIGN to all parts Of the Course, 50 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

NAPOLkON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIs GREAT his
bor'ca Picture by Delarocbe exhibiting the Ma
tonal Academy Of Design Of broadway
street. Open from nine, AM, until ten Pm Admission 25c
tickets SIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

NR COOPER, HDUAkgErREET,B BETWEEN CHATHAM
NJ and am srse has for the last fourteen enjoyed
moat extensive Practice IN private desses He cure tho
most ovted Of this dsa mild cases cured in Two
T. ave days SrictrD Cooper the worst form of
st.curve IN from TO two weeks Constitutional dcy,
by hakt insuged in by young This,
WHEN freely INDUCED IN, berets dysep Ysaness Of the
nbsand small CT the lack, commission Of the intellect and
son TO secretly vsrsnted in case charge
Nomernnrv used
..OCTUH FAWt EFT liaS hEiiON Ed Ills OFFICE 10 oil
~ ey where he be consulted all Private Dstss-
obstinate yield TO bis mode Of which
en- the sierounl System Strour0a how
lcng standing treated by DR. H. the scientific
approved PLAN The victims Of oral debility brou,ht
by ndisccet nducnc appy with certainty cure
PREPAID letters enclosing ee attended to- Ofoo 81 Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

BROADWAY THEATRE A. MARSHALL. PROpRIr-
~ torW ednesday evening" Nov will he actd the comed
called TOWN AND COUNTRY-ar Plastic, Mr. T. shaw; Kit
Cosy Mr. Blake Reuben Genroy Mr. Dyott Capt Genroy,
Mira Abbott Roalie soers MtsF waaok conclude with
the farce Of MR. AND MRS wHTrE-Maor Pepper Mr. Vache
MT Peter White Mr. T. Placde Widow White Mrs Abbott
mrs white MISS X Cline; Kitty Clover Mrs Watts Dress
cents Doors open at th-perormance mmsnse All
RURTONsTHEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET-wEpNEs
aey evng Nov will he played the entitled ANY
THING FOX CnANGE-Mr. Honey hall, Mr. RAYMOND. Ms
hotey Mrs a: knight Margaret, Mrs Broug,am Alter
wmehi h9EPRoMlSE-Ebenezer Sudden Mr. Burton;
Matilda Mts Chapman After whehProf Rsey and His sons
IN their aerial Fl'rhs ard Clarsca pea To eon"aa S
Dan hElhLk DE SASSOON-Dan Ee,tor Mr. Jobna,on Ma.
Ioen LyShlte " i,ureyi Mary Tanner Mics Chapman
Family Circle Second Tier eta Doors Mt ssf
curtain TO rise att o'clock.
NGITCHEILS OLYMPIC THEATRE-WEDNEsn.vv vv
1v1 ming November the pts will ;,L
tie comic drama Of GRlSr TO THE MIL-Prnoc de- Cond;
Mr. Arnold Marquis de Rchevle Mr. Nokinon Mile do Nor
entitled EsMERALDA-Qua Mr. Nicknson Grenaairs
Mr. Conover; Esmeralda Miss Mary Cannon Ate, whcb
GRAND PANORAMA OF BROA DWAY, from Grace Church 10
the American Museum To conclude with the augabe
Clark General Besuvos Mr. kckipson Doors open at half
Fast 6oclock-curtan rises ct o'clock.
NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STRICT
~ John Tyon and Corporal Thompson
evening November Mr. b. w. Carroll will app his thrilling
performance with the inanc phenomenon. The
Ponies Romeo and Juliet John Gossn, the Yoriok Of the
century will keep the table in assisted
eccentric and ready witted TESTERS Mess Rookw will
lnms The celebrated Trick Horse Andaua will exhibit his
thorough training under tie Of Mr. Darius
dress avacade will the exercises Of the circle
tO CENTS Children under TO- to Boxes rs upper
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rATRIcK BARNFs.


NJ OTICE-A MEETING WILL. BE HELD rlIfs EVENING
~ No. 432 Fourth half tat o'clock TO hear the
the dlerc ominees the ensuing
elect in regard to the property in this city belonging
people, j. L.
I'D OUGH AND READY GRAND INDEPENDENT MASS
IA raIhe friends erenl fsy for tho Presidency will
rally in their might Vauxha Garden, Thursday Nov.
~ o'clock Several popular tors will add es the meeting
" order Con mittte of Aapgs Of the ~ Rough and Ready
Club; 49, - GEO. A. llAL5EY, Chairman.
GULPBUR BATHS-FOR ERUPTIONS OF TaE SKIN 80
- MIS- Carroll 81 Broadway door above Leonard street.
would nom persons Affected with diseases Of the sn that her
baths ave been in oroaon since S5 They recommended
BY Tst h sicans, Ds Mott Stevens Boyd smith and
othors VI efters can heteeu ~ hcr establishments
~ interested werk published Boston,
edited ly Robert H. rbes ESQ., entitled Projection OF Ships
iron Lighting according TO principles established by Sir W.
harris FRS and approved after eighteen experience
te Blush cmplcd from Harris Thunder storms
fr' pamphlet Published IN 1877 by Harris entitled remaka-
he Instances OF protection Of certain ships OF
SC" by H. d. Forbes Proc % For sale by Burgess
and Bcriord Co. Asor House. Wholesale orders 20 be ad
dressed TO BEDDING 8 Co. Boston.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
~ October 9th 1913 The President and Directors have
doy declared dividend Of -four and half per the
August last payable TO the stockholders and after Wednesday
Che s November next The transfer book will DO closed from
9. L. EvERITr. Secretary
G1ArEN BLAND rLrki.-rnE STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ Islander win follows leave New York at o. H. L.
6o'olook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

INOR SAN FRANCISCO, (UPPER CALIFORNIAN TOUCH.
ing at ValIaraso-Io sail 10th Of November-The pacst
chip SILVIE DE GBASSE captain Rich will positively
the above dr There will DO on board who will
take charge OF any consgnmens nused to him and
cular aten ion to the landing Of debenure goods &c
For freight OF light goods passage in the cabin Storage
H. North River, Fox LIVINGSTON. q Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
by the celebrated Germania Musical Socie " composed
tweptyour performers which occasion Sig Nove and
Brstow bav kindly volunteered their services Thursday
mig Nov 3D. Leader Of the Company Lerschow Agent
levmtnt du Serial Mozart Cheerful Brothers Waltz Strauss
Grand Concerto for the Piano Forte by Brisow c. Won
Weller Rairoadshare tarer, galopade Leuner Overture
Al'essandfo Stradella. Flotow Part
Weber Grand oena and Aria Of Paria by Sig Nove
ard full Orchestra ponzeu Souvenir de Pesth waltz
achow Cavatina from Robert Diat Mcyerbeer Pot Pou
La File du Regiment Donizet. Admission so cents-ckets
be had at the Music Stores nd at the door the evening
the Concert Doors open at Il Concert to s
o'clock mecisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

Capital Stock. .......S
Bills in circulation .....
Net profits on hand &.
Balance due TO banks in
this State. -. 80.
Balance due 20 banks In
other States.
All moneys due which
bear interest. D..
State Treasury, for ba.
lance current fund =.
Stat Q Treasury. for la
lance sinking fund =.
State Treasury, for loan
for rebuilding the city.
Cash deposited
Total liabilities s.
Resources.
specie On hard .....
Real estate.
Bills Of other banks in
this State.
Bills Of banks In other
States. :. -,
Balance due frcm banks
In this State.
Balance due from hanks
in other States . -.
Notes discounted on PER-
sonal security. E.
Loans occurred by pledge
Of its own ttcck
Loanssecured by pledges
OF other stock -.
Dome site exchange. go.
Foreign do.
BONDS ..............
Money invested in ste ok. l..
Suspended debt and cebt
In suit. 90. 60. ...
State Treasury
Branches and ,pencies.
Bonds under law for re-
builipg Charleston :.
Interest and expenge Of
State loan :. ......
Money invested in every
other way than IL sre-
cited in the foregoing
particulars ......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

Nj cunE 80 rAf.--Dnl COhDlf1, ~ Duhr. y S1hssr
~ nerier college Of Surgeons, sndSn w
consulted Of delicate diseases No matter how Ions
have gce ulcers uIp The body orn ne throat or noa
head and boner CT the legs Practice OF fourteen
yssr devoted ysnCraI deaGes enables On C. TO hs
Of this disease Recent cured In four dsya
No mercury vecd Strourcs cured in two veeks VIII
scarcely any pain Those individuals who have INDUCED in
tn lea'hss hht pooitycy to restored 70 ho,lh .Es
society ~ D. Strangers onod rot to be deceived ID
Cobbot has lot removed Lerter IL DyAr street. oppcsi
Dr. JobnsVnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

LN0R NEW ORLEANS-NEW LINE-THE SUPERIO 2FAST
calling packet ship Albania Capt. Sohander. will rovely
sail the 18th November For cabin 2nd cabin
commodat tons she cannot be passed and low
pesssgc freight apply board foot of Dover
or u w. Il 81 Wa st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

4 m. KA.Tn' y rkAt1lCAL PRIV A1E TREATISE on tho
~ rhture mpomH, progress consequences dies, aud
CURE OF Tie genital ogax including mastuIhatou srcuro die
ads pei individual of both on truly
useful work The subject written In plain language the
cres for all medicines faithfully given ills intended ptot
cRy pcu 20 every one IN place, 9th edition S2 pspes
Price ST. May 10 had OF tie author Greenwich firte
us1fd hv Also m in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES, OR FRENCHTAUGHT
on the Oral system enabling to speak from the first
and sung and uency rups advanced
hcen' speaking Private tuition at home 81 month ditto
In cnsses 81 Families and schools attended Please
Mons DE 81 PIERRE natif de Pnris. aa Rrnndnnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

ITO LECTURERS AND EXIIBITIONISTS.-rHE ApOI.-
10 saloon, Of Pedde and dee Streets New
Ofleans1he subscriber would in the
above professions that he has neatly fitted up capable
OF hundred persons
city, and tie immediate vicinity all hotels and places
OF For terms PARTICULARS address
- w." f'i'' u r. syrru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

ID AlLKOAD NoTICE.--TiIE PATERSON AND RAMAPO
IL Raroad being finished, the will
euary on wednesday the lst Of November leaving New York
by q City Ferry Boats foot of Couraudt street,
NJ and 8 r. H., Depot ION the Erie Raoadl on
the arrival OF the Cara which Jeyis AN and
r. N. The accommodation train will leave Surns Depot att
ard Cour'landt street Ferry, New York, "a PM Tho
train to nnd from Paterson will leave Paterson s
and New York at! u, until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

a \ ONLY WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN
u they have them Inherited for dollar sarran cod
Tor Eve nj the Office established
Of finr with soM rs cents ST. Extracting rs
It, UGcs IS Bte<6wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

WILSON'S FIRST ENTERTAINMENT ON TIE SONGS
w Of Scotland-Mr Wilson hegs give
his first entertainment Friday evening next Nov
ut eight o'clock when he will sing variety the popular
and characteristic Songs
Of which may be had at the Music Stores Tickets cens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

/ " BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE Up
Cabinet FIrIituro by order Of asguees credit three
monJ W. Brown vii sell at auction, Thursday Nov g.
OF 10 o'clock 10 ccntii ua by order % astees r.
Plate at Nos lis and 100 Wooster the hnehed stock
NAMING Nnsold consisting Of 100 Sofas 100 laro AID small Rock
g has 90 French Bedeads Wardrohcs Bookcases Cenre
Tables, Wa hstancs mahogany Chsrs Burau 0ttonans Di
ysrs sc. Terms three months credit ali sums SluO and
lNlr nm o.. 6nffeh n.nina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

n this day. at II o'clock in the old Church. William
Frankfort str .t ALSO two splendid ranoortes
uniting house Desks Paintings house furnishing art
cles sc. &c. TIIOS BELL. Auctoucer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD-WE UNDE aSTAND
"A that Mesrs Smith Parkhurs arrived this city
with their Panorama of Voyage This
immense pair ting whn has been years
ara happy to learn is completed and will be exhibited
few at the Minerva Rooms 1t has been from tho
original drawings Of the distinguished artist
Ja' sn th and who has this great
art us that 1t IS the most pehensiv diversified
extenve painting the public
prses natural views of the Cities townu interest
irg to be in cruising from ST.
lewaree up the River ST. Lawrence Lake Ontario Niagara
River and the Western Lakes down the no up
Missouri across the Rocky Mountains down the Columbia River
the Pacific Ocean, thence along I'M
Red Sea dow the Mediterranean Sea- across the attic
Ocean to loston making complete around theord
EEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN.-GRAND INSTRI.
mental Concert by the ceebrat ted Musical Society,"
ga in numteE Friday evening Sd inst The Company
beg respectfully 20 inform the citizens of Brooklyn
Grand Concert at the above place Friday ID Nov
inst, when the following Programme will be
Overture lie Ro dYvetot by Adam Bruderustig merry
Bfehren) WALTZ sruss Aria 0rera Robert Dable
Meyerleer Violin s0o Praise Schultz
20 David Toubion Galop Tanner Part II Overture
EloIenept. Acsait shtpperds quaile Strauss; Idale
Waaer Lsnrer; Musical Teegrs PHI Grand Pot rOurr Strauss
Admission so cents Tickets DO had the Stores and
mt the or on the evening of the Concert Doors open
8 prpcisey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

BROADWAY iUEATkE.-NOTICE.-TDE COPARTNER-
I'D ship heretofore existing between the subscribers
and firm Of Mann Marshall this day dissolved by mu
pal consent The business Of the rm will DO by
MarslaL ALVAH MANN.
Dated New York, Oct 25, 1919 EAM4RSHAII.
TIE business Of the broadway Theatre will hereafter - -
Quoted ly the suf scxiber. e A. NARSHALXl
New York. October rs 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

EOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAyANA.-THE FINE NEW
steam ship GALVESTON J. r. Crane leave
for tie above pcrts Saturday the s of November 10
o'clock A. NJ from pier No.t Mr. No berth paid
for Letter bags at The usual places For freight passage
Ing very superior accommod tons.a apply to
j. EDWARDS SON, 70 South stre T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

lhR BALI A, AUTHOR OF TGE practical PRIVATE
~ Treatise &c, q Greenwich sTeetofce houfsy to ~ A.
" TO tsundey eSoop,edl Those who atpy IN cary
stages VIII be surprised Ct the radity and little nooenonee
attending their cure It's chiefly however these who nave SUI
tered from certain class o. people who properly appreciate
bis services In structure from It's rs incent to ts more
adyarced and distressing om Uncommon Advantages
and extensive praotce he afford rapid easy srd
radical which, he has ground for stating can DO obtained
nm orAh In Arnnri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

WALTER GREEN0UGH, AUCTIONEER--SPLEN DID
Furniture at Aucon,-Wster Grcezoush Co Will &C 4,
on thursday ~ clock at lO9 Attorney rosewood
ony Chairs and Sofas two large elegant Lounges marble top
Centre Tables French Becstead Brussels CARROTS Ingram
CsIIets Ne &c also Kitchen fsrniture Terms Cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

M ECHANICS HALL, No. az Broadway, between Grand
NI and Broome Streets commenced Monday, October "a
and will continue night until further notioe-Fourth
week OF the re opening The original and well known CHRSrYS
ME NEGRO hELoDIEs AND ORIGINATOR OF TIE
TAINMENTS whose in This city for period Of ten
months received with such distinguished favor and patro
have the honor the ladies and gentlemen
ofNew York and vicinity that they will give their
popular Concerts introducing variety Of their original Songs
at Concert will commence at o'clock Afternoon
Concert every Saturday, oommenonga o'clock p n under
the me- ment and direction Off. T. Chriaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

,Dse c ASh a nSEs s syssD OF LEAVE
last ytar by Krktrdes Tatersals Ilcavo Powders ne dol
lar worth Is sufficient for Of eav,s dozen oases of
Catairh, &c. Beware OF in,i'at atoms
KErChUM & NRNsiI,w l2l Fulton ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

JAMES COLE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
large tsle Of valuable Rrook property the Merchants
Nchsree James Cole win continue the sale Of yesterday
he could rot sell half Of the property advertised OF
tme dby at IL o'clock at the Merchants txchapg
York For particulars apply the sucaeer 43 Fulton street.
Rrookln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

r. Ew YoRk HORSE BAZAAR No 81 CROSBY STREET
~ auction sales Of Horses, Cargcs Harness Saddles sc.
ts day, Wednesday LIST November commencing at IL o'clock
with ages, ard at IL o'clock with horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

" cry EXTENSIVE AND vALUABLE LAW LIBRARY
Cooley, Reese Hill will sell, Wednesday and Thur.
day evenings Nov lst and 3D. at O'clock Auction Room
~ Boadway corner Of Ley street The large and valuable Law
prts English and American, and the
Works Ct the Professions CanIogues OF this ,rary
radJ at the Sales Bonn. where can
mined, 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

NOR NEW ORLEANS. VIA HAvANA-THE WELL
incwp steamship United States burthen ZOO tons. W.
g. Hscstah Cor mander will leave for New Orleans satu
day. November 4h from udds wharf UPPER side Catharne
Market East River ut o'clock Pm and from New Orleans
the 18Th November Small parcels packages received
den Co.'S Express office Wall street until the day Of sailing
snd delivered nediatey arrival at New Orleans No berth
secured until ad for Cali Sh steeraEe passage
Postage - cents on letters weighing half Noegh
will he received on the day Of sailing Letters will be received
at Har,den Co.'S Wall strceti Exchange News Room
las Letter oce 10 Wall street, Kenyon Journal Of
Commerce olhee. Tor freight or passage Apply TO
CHARLES ii. MARSHALL 3S Burling Slip.
On her return cha will resume her regular trips leaving
New ork on the 10th December and Havre 9Th January
touching at Southampton both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

IRISH AND sCCTCH MALT Observation-Disclosures
ard eor quality in packages 10 suit the trade ard better
ADOPTED for thcrIurpco than in the market For
very much lees ian the usual rates. by WILLIAM NJ PARkl
Matt whitley bster S6seycAth avenue Oice q Store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

G1ArhN BLAND rLrkl-rnE STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ Islander will follows leave New York
l.m and OK o'clock Leave Quarantine ats. 10. r. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

fNHANfKAUB NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMER
~ Csatham-W Evening" November win DO acted
Shshspe Tragedy Of UTHELLO-Ohello Mr. j. r. Scott:
IagC Mr. Stark Brabsntio Mr. pardey Cassie. Mr. Palmer
Dawes; Lpdovco, Mr. Taylor; Dedemona Miss Messenger;
Emilia Ms Chapman To conclude with the Buresaue
ofOTELfo-Otello, Mr. Rice Iago Mr. Burke; Luke Mr. der
bet Montana Mr. Taylor Cassie Mr. Seymour Ludovco Mr.
Willis; Brabantio MT Pnrdey Roderigo Mr. Richardson; Dc
6L: performance nj -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09

buted to the character of the soil IN which
it was deposited which was argiiaceous
earth strongly impregnated with allu-
mine.
In similar state Of preservation was
the corpse of General Washington found
some few years since when the coffin
was opened to deposit its contents in the
Sarcophagus which Mr.. ]. Struthers, a
distinguished marble mason of Philadel-
phia, had prepared at his own expense as
IA memorial to the mighty nd IlIustrious
dead. A in case of Bruce and Burns, 50
here, exposure TO the air dissolved the IL
fusion, as we'll as the awe, with which the
presence Of these individuals, sleeping,a s
it were, involnntarily impressed the behol-
derS.-Cist'S Ado.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09

Nd Y be found at his old stand, two
NA doors above the Store of G. Beech
d Co. where he is nov receiving large
stock of STOVES, among which may be
ound the following:
Empire Air tight Cooking Stoves;
Niagara and Albany city Do.
Premium and Patlor Do.
Double Oven Do.
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves of
various patterns and sizes; together with
a general assortment Of Tin, Copper, Zinc,
Lead, Sheet Iron. Wire sc. &c, which
he will sell as cheap for Cash as they can
be bought at any shop in this section OF
country.
o. Merchants supplied at eastern pri-
ces. with the addition of transportation.
X job work done with despatch, and
on reasonable terms.
Oct 81 lS47. Stf