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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20

COMPOUND SYRUP OF IAa & WOOD NAPHTHa
THE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY
fer Pulmonary Consumption, asthma bronchitis,
alotff'ng Of btood, Palpsation ofthe Heart La
or Complaint, affections Of the Kidneys,
Weak Ner:ss Decline Difficulty Of
Ereathiag, Hhooptag Cough,
Crca,p Sore ThroQt, Pain
ha fhe Side and Ereast,
ard all the Erils
fesatiiHg from
Pr0rac.ed
Colds
SC.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20

In the United States
District Court in and for
,the County of Iowa, Ter
ritory of Wisconsin.
March Term A. d IS4S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20

W part of lot 80, p feet in lot and buildings.
% feet front in lot 81, on fountain street
lots 154 100 179, of lots 148 149 $50 154
1856 ! of acres in lots PAS 246 and 247 part
of lots 1877 and 1873. part OF lot 81 part of lots
80 81, ! of of s ! sec. 80 town range 3
e, lots 1877 and 1913, OF lots 2O4 2O5 2C6 209,
of lot Al and buildings J of lot 70 and building
lois l and Is Blk 80 in strong's addition.
1 acre in n e w ! sec 80 town range e.
w w / sec. 81 town 5 range 3 e.
II acres in n W ] sec. town range 3 e
RICHARD THOMAS, Treasurer.
Mineral Point, Sept. 30 1S4S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
q Gard.

r p LING. 4STER
VIII give legal advice attend to suits instituted in
inferior courts, collecting conveyancing, &c &c.
He has takeaa an office in the new brick building
the west si<le of Main-Street, Dodgevlle, where
he may at al times be found. All business con
fided to hita a-ill BE- promptly and faithfully at
tended 10. Dedgev lie, June -, 1S4S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
IN TRVENSS .4DDTTTON


of lot l. lots and 7, J of lot Il2 and buildings
lots III, 118, 119 1870 1877; OF lot 1872 lot
153, J of 1877, of 15s, lot 1877, of 172, lots
1877 1S8 PA 215 216 219 22O 221 222 $50
234 235 23S 240 PAP 243 PAS, T of lots 245
246 PAT. lots PAS $50 253 254 255 256 263
2G5 266 26S $50 2S2 29G
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
EIaGsEes ,aan,. Gentlemen /:

sT.F YOU zvish,to SEES the most splendid stock OF
Il FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Selected
expressly ier u betefD ever before offered in
in this market a. cah in at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
y Combination. lCo.ul

- Consfipafjon, IC0svenessI low ever hs0If1aI 0T
veerae permanently cured, tctlouf methcines n eonf
bats by delicious regstl5e toe the celebrated Ervs-
eula-a discovery originally made By Mr. James Perry Of
London NOW cecesse and sod By him under the ncuou-
name Of WsrOu d Pans The subscriber = The exclusive
proprietor Of The New and Improved " arOn'- Eyaena
prepared with and cot from he true and genuine
recipe o Mr. Perry. Otherwise called 2ron Of Pans from
materials aic1ss freshly imported and nSrer m1siy acd or
Injured He guarantees that % truly, ruby and rdgng
superior m appearance favor and efficacy. p any b.
fore -rdnHf1cfured iapoe that % hss noi been and
cannot be- initiated nor eluz-i by any Ike preparation To
the United Stsfes without the pr0pneors secret nor import
"a from abroad sound state snd sod here cit0uf tie
psrucl0us 1fer1fioEa and that no krvaeuia i the
genuine New and Improved WartOu's Ervsenfa" cod
advertised b. any e, vii compare 10 any subsan
"a respect with D. Packages of be- = So of be ST.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the subscriber sole agent
for United States the old stand " Dr. James r. Hart
larery Hammond Co and AcCoffer L Coz drug and
chemical "a Broadway, Of Chambers-si three
door south = Smars marble olng where he depot has
been established FOR the lasi year By MOSES
Beware VI ne spurious Uucle. nySl eodisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
Tar EAGLE HOTEL,


DE.OPENED The sub .crber has leased his large
Ia ami c0mnodous hotel for ~ years, and hopes
bv constant attention 20 his guess o. merit the patronage i
an hose who have long known Che advantage. which M
honse possesses every other n his city IN addition
to ms pleasant and central lOcaOn has been remofelsi
In many important particular end furnished 20 siYe nn
sfrpa 4sd by any hotel M the eastern cities. and WIN DE-
gree of Injury aud eegsnce never before attempted 10 w
section Of flr country,
The READING Rooms supplied win the .esfing
newspapers Of United States, and a the Public Rooms
have been fted aud furnished with direct reference 20 pc
comfort and convenience OF those who may bee peassd 10
visit them.
The LADIES' DRAWING ani RECEIVING ROOMs9e
furnished n the richest and most elegant manner WIN No
very best Of modern furniture. -
The PRIVATE PAlilORS and SLEEPlN1 APAkI'
MFNrs are also furnished in the same style
Feeling satisfied thai Of hs guests can be ouef5lse
than pleased with his public prvBe rooms he wil En-
deavor by supplying bis TABLE with the nEsT THE NAagff
AFFORDS and Wlih attentive and obi ging servants %
please an who may enter he Dining Han
His COOKS trained 10 their business and know hnSn
ease the taste Of the most fastidiOus.
A rommOdiOus OMNIBUS Will az AT times be A. he De
r6t on the arrival of he several trains Of cars, and ao
the Packet Landing and will convey travellers and hei
ba cage lo aud from ihe hotel free of charge.
Eoiing wil be omitted on ths part Of the Propreim 70
give the most perfect satisfaction to all WHO stop a. ~
house ). d. WAbbhlDOh
Rochester June TO- 1919 iela imr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
CITY ITEMS.

THg STEAMSHIP UNrTED SrATEs-Hlt-r0H 10
Euroge-we learn that the steamship United states
was seen on the 18th ut By vessel which has just
arrived a. this port She had then accomplished pre-
c.ely half the distance to southampton. in to'r days
and ncea,y hoprs after leaving New-York Unless she
has since met with storms headwinds, the AmTiea
is dis;anced.
MAD Docs rs THf CTY-By reference to
our Municipal Department il viii be aeon that this eN-
citing topic was taken up Monday night in the Board OF
Aldermen. and final action taken upon IT, Certain per
sons arc 10 be appointed for the purpose by His Honor
the Mayor 70 hin and destroy the CANNES and get MY
cents ahead therefor. Quite breezy discussion was
awakened in the Board before even this could be passed
70 The subectof the EXTENSION OF rHF CITY
HALL was az last heard the Board Of Aldermen Mon
lay night In the Municipal Department win be found
sketch of the debate that sprsng up is introduction,
with the arguments pro and As will be seen the
whole project was roeacd
THF SrEYERMARKERs.-This band gave another
concert Monday at the Tabernacle It was but moder
atcly attended nearly all NewYork being in the streets
firing off crackers The Gathering OF the Flowers
was one Of the most exquisite instrumental perform
ances we ever listened o. The overture 70 Der Fret
schutz" with It's opening roll Of echoing horns was
also admirable But we need not mention si the hne
nieces given when such splendid programme is offer
I'D for tonight The Sounds from Home the MI
ncrs Morning salute the beautiful Overture 10 Web
or's Oberon" and Nopoeons Midnight Review. "a
real ghost poem ia music, all ON one evening
DEATHS rs TIRE EuGRAVr HosrITAIs.-Aun
league. 30 arrived in the ship OXford; Edward Muir
nhv D. ia the Sir a. Smith Christian Lett, 10, in the
Wellington. Mary Flaherty 3d. in the Argyle Ihos.
Brown. - ia the Courier Charles Mullen, p, in the
= Hrb.-au natives of ireland Charles shultz, % in
the Georges, Joseph Wilson. Seaman, Of the Jane.
England John Kelly, . Ireland ia tine Louisiana
Mary Murphy. D. ireland, in the Great Britain Robt
NcCrum, g. Ireland, in the Rosalnda
Fatal AccipFNr.-On Sunday night, woman
named sarah Hanly while in state Of iutoxcation,
ELL down the area Of house - Orangest and injured
herself 90 severely that he died i'm short time after
ward.
- Among the strangers ian the City. ST pres
eni. We notice Hon JOIN A. DIX
INQrrsr-C Coroner w alters held am inquest yes
ierdsy ri Ono Hundred and sXthst on the body of am
unknown boy about II years of age found floating n
the Fast River IL supposed that he went into the
water for the purpose OF bathing no clothes were
found on bis body. Verdict-Dea'h by drowning.
GENERAL SrssioNs.-The Court commenced tho
July term yesterday the following is the Calendar
Robbery. arson forgery ? burglary, bigamy
,; grand larceny. u petit larceny J, dsordery
house total 33 Benjamin Church tried for
breaking into the printing Office OF Chas Ninton and
stealing a case of BREWER type The jury found Oh,
prisoner guilty of petit larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
Gen. Taylor and no Extension oil slavery

Gen. Tayler and no Extension OF slavery
To tie Edifov Of The Tribune
In the course Of some remarks upon the princi-
pe Of no extension Of Slavery to territory now free in
your paper Of this morning you say:
Gen. Taylor has advanced some good Wing doctrines
with regard % the Veto Power 20 the erect tnat u
should BE- exercised only in case Of msniiesi eI'O
through incOnsiderste haste or Of psipsole eA. *,
Constitutional power by Congress. Nov VINO VIII p
sure % tina; H. d0ss cOHsidsr act esasna'i
10 che Ordinance Of - bu applying 20 ne NeN I0gy
'Dalpq5ls unconditional Mr.. Calhoun 80
il 20 in effect does Gen Cas- Who can say tha' "e'
Taylor does not
M Calhoun il a prossvery fanatic and MS opinions
on this subject believe are not shared by any consd
cradle portion Of Southern slaveholders certainly BY
none Of the moderate and sensible men OF that or any
other section Of the country do not think therefore
hat they are likely be the opinions Of Gen ayor
Gen Cassis demagogue and would adopt anu opinion
which would promise 70 give him votes. He has a.
ready been on fro sides Of this question, snd if he can
find another hide he viii doubtless be on that Now
believe Taylor 10 be an hoaest and therefore not
likely 10 follow Ga the wake ol Cass.
Gen. Taylor has gwen us a clue 70 his opinions on
this ouestonor at least to what would be HE action
upon H. more direct in my judgment than you concede
he tells us st. that he All veto set not palPaby
uncOnsttuuonh eho <'i IDa1 '-'
Executive ought not % be nerposed vhrs gueions u
Constitutional p0rer hare ban s'tea 5y ~ ra'04' o.
payfmnts If G0reypmcq md aeg,,sced ia BE- M Peop'
NOW no fsct better established than that me pTnc
ole embodied 10 the ordinance Of = has been settled By
the Government and aeouesced in BY the people This
vou show clearly in the very article from which me
.lve extract ia taken The south itself has repeatedly
oo,co8edit Congress has embodied it in enactments
and the people have acquesced Does not thia, there
fore constitute precisely such decision Of the cons
tp,pal power in the premises a. Gen Taylor says ne
vii respect and carry out
lam heartily and earnestly in favor 81 the principe
f,r which you contend. by electing Gen Taylor
think we shall secure To- an anxious, therefore inal
an who maintain should give him their support-ana
especify one capable Of exorting 20 much influence i
his behalf sonally and personally As the hd'or
OF Jls TrBpne Yours. Sc. TAYLOR WIG.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY. JULY 5.
Nh DIX. srrrcHrs-we have a copy Of SEN

Mn Drxs sPEEcHEs-We have copy Of sen
stor Dix's speech on the Pilot Laws, but ma II
impossible 70 make room for H. Beside we nave
another speech OF his on the Free sol question:
which we must publish as soon as possible ana -
full The concluding paragraph Of hi' speech o :
the Pilot Laws win give OR readers an ide" O'
what he contends for. ,... q.
MY suggestion IN respect 70 stern o. $780, as -
New York 4 this l. A Board % CSts- - Co..,
tbree per.ons one appointed by the CnsmDeI % III
rncrre one by the Board Of Underwrbrs ahu On. -
,bc piio,s who shall have power 70 examine anu =
conc IN uersons DESTROYS Of acting A. pil0ts- Z. a
,scs,,o, nj the boats 20 include those o. Ne" oiK'
EewIersey and the Merchants Pllots w'n a. une PEI
-, No., Ielongine 20 them, who snail be iOund com
,, and an assignment Of the boats In turn 20 tnree
ae.ryip,jons Of service VIZ cruising out Of .Snl
~ 5andy Hook cruising within sight Of the h8hE
bon.e and n the vicinity Of the Hook This VIII cor
respond substantially with the station system Al LIVER
cool and will at al times insure % vessels arriving Al
10 City u New York competent piiots under ega n
gulsuon and under the supervision Of the mercanue
interest OF the city The fret step toward the es,aosn
msnt OF such system il repeal oil the ACT OF toF
fress without Whcht cannot be placed on soen iOV'
ing A. 10 iusurc rs efficacy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05


Patrick sullivan petu0ued 20 ue appointed syFiRiN'
TrNurNr of TE DEAD 20 Bellevue Referred DO Commit
zee ol Applications Cor Once.
Cmlf ENGINEER', SiLAEY.-A motion was uisle and
adopted he salary ol this energetic ocel ne incTet-cl
90 $1,000 per report upon tnc slu SCI form
fn detail his varied ard ariuOus duties.
CITY Hall ENTFNsioN-Docurnen t No being ne SUB
eel ~ The Enlargement Of the City Hail. then taken mp.
and elected considerable arimaied debate The Alderman
oftle Tenth o. Gray expressed himself eireY opposed
To- the p.anl whose chief features we have already SCI
forth In The Tribune ofJune . is therefore unnecessary
10 -epea them here The Alderman rad come CD ihc
or ir wa opposite Co the Committee Old NOT ulrk % nee
.--ssary 20 enlarge the Cry Hal 81 EN- BE believed he
Culrs easily Accommodated. ana ld not ii-A lAr
CIV Finances would warrant the expense lie I'D r1 Be-
heye SS50ogO w0ad cover me cost bl ila- "ola ue
nearer halfuilungnl me mass OF our IHA-paytr- are
opposed urh expenditure. The Courts can De pro-
vi1ei for In the Old Alms-House. lie DID no. know he
could anything farther. and would De Eai % lear 1
man Of Tenth, be- thought his reasons very good and
substantial. and he shold support Them tie should vote
project requiring to 10000 dollars 90 carry o. out The
Alderman eXpaisted a. some length IN this stranan1 ne
discussion beginning % ahae The vote was taken AMI The
CosNlssioNrs or Durps-The Board Of Assistants re-
turned nOuc0ucurrd IN. The appointment OF Nh Warner
Commissioner Of Deeds vice rhomas snowden, deceased
Laid the table. Subsequently the blank was tiled WIN
A CoNrsoLLFE At Lssr-Taman j. Walkers sp-
Conied Controller in place 81 Mr. Even. resignet-con
-Documeni No . being the SrREEr-CL EsSINs Coz
rRkCr SYSTEM reure from The other Board concur
red Dr.. with the following Amendments
To add he - Section TIE following and slaL also pa
le duty Of fhe Controller 90 advertise Tor sealed proposal
Tor contracts for cleaning The stress according 90 ne io
lowing subdivision Zach " ard shall constitute dis-rc
except the Twefh Ward, an e boundaries of Tie same
shall be as 81 present arranged hy ne superintendent OF
streets
Amendments adopted. Repor, accepled and the Ordi
nance awaiting the signature Of His Honor
Aner some MINOR cuisines. le Board al olrned u Mon
day evening ne a. o'clock. being the regular meeting
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m so,fb da TWEEN ahsf hsrreeu Third 80 rollas s
me To pave Nineieeuth = between IN - -,
srenne and Avenue permit irees &C ~ e-, -
Dutch Church 20 reuain....To place cro-- $500 -.
road POO cal -1- lha - - .lo - r., -sssiafa kc
= berween Ninth and Tenth avenue 10 y - =.
Fourth-av between Twenty eighth and ny 49,.
To nave Eighfh-aveuue between Twenty i99Il -
To tag sidewalks Qf IWen III !. -
-ii-l srf Fr.rH sveuue same 10 FOurthsl netr-
First and secoud-aveuue or We ! ara P5ilF ~, -
venue and For-v-rrri-sf....To tuld per i9o u
one Hundred sud Ttirrefh-st Harlem II arrpsL n
tween Catherine and Olver ss-...O on ~ - .t :,
Need a. % assessuerf- For sewer ~ INrn -,
from Broadway % ghfh avenue -for -es To
. from Nasssl 90 Maden-.l1e ColclIIrl So "a
WIN Donovan am0urt NJ JOS reVelie lll o. -
paw cerks NJ AIMS House All llnt % ices ~ .i
o-- To regulate a1d rersre eas s-- -
o. Couclrrel in ....Ap porlornlen Ll-is ll - -
l0-- between s. enth and erh - 40 = - al
between Fifteenth and EiEtt-eril - -Il = !.
3 assessment n the mater u regulsins ror1y-.I1
Concur-e1 in.... Referring petiron io ~ -.-..S 80
tween Tenth and Eeverft-areIues anG lLlIy - -
n .ararfr--r Cnrrr--red Appointing ll,lolt
frost one ~ the trustees ri Eighth " ard ouilou
u d are u John L Sch-- r re- Eue1. CCnclfrrl me-.
s---s-,rq : n M f1r rrs House buildings Concur
rel .n.... Referring petition ~ Mrssr' 10Y Az ao
20 build drain in Leonari-st % Committee on h .a-s
&C. ard Street CCmmissorer, win power Con.ii IN
i1.... Authorizing ne Msyor iO slPo-l, ts--s 81
dogs an ~ cents each be- paid. Ac NoAl4l,,- ~
aid Ponton. Conclrred IT, .A.so 20 > .- -.;-
r R0wagen. Jr snd John Scott same. -
tTo papers ~ which 20 publish The proceel.-, ~ e.
0f-he Corporation Colcurred MA ppfopl ~ y 70
Of F1vrar0u C0ucIrred Appointing " LeNls -
ser Assistant Physician 90 b evue ho.pih, h pa " ~
o. "A Mon C0nrurred Appointing d. Mcl.e- ana
VISITING Physician Lunarc Asylum 70 place ol " Ei r.
srei..l tn ear0n 20 the appointing % Ni'.-9-
81 Bellevue LAID or he liable. .hr-o.-.-oL .ei r
ria Committee having tie matter 70 elAlsr. ~ - ~
contracting for 80 tons coa ior l'e % plh1c onee' ''
iyr1rsrroNs From MsorGen sandfori 90 receive The
honor. % marching salute Oh July. ar l ocpcA' I'D if'
q ,he Cry Hal Accepted To sr.s1d eoai1ensee %
Rutgers Female Institute on Friday i- lhs- A''efi'N
Adjourned f0 Monday next e. y coch
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Rnnrd of A.si.tanI AIderlnen-MaN1Al. %

PrrrrioNs-Of Messrs S.uyvesauf and Fish that SIX
,1bsf And Rutherford place be- regulated &C and for a
sewer In lauer or sundry persons % have Seventies
ra set between Tenihav. and Norm River, WIN resoo
10 fbst eF--, Adopted . OF A r. Thompson aud others.
10 have I've nh-si between University place and Fh-av
repavci 49, 81. . .
street fo Ga,rse W Edwards Adopted. Adverse %
paving Ju.nce Lothrop Sa0 70 defray Cuunse fees DO de-
Tending hahess corpus. Adopted In ne ColL-llrr on
Wnarv,s L. reronmeniinl q reference of the meIuor Al
~ John = Deisriane 90 waller grant io ne nance
Committee. &c Adopted same a. 20 ein1 a. ~ arfet
storms Adoped - or The Committee 90 Roads, &c. 10
favor Of concurring % permit Ienhav. 90 le exieno-
from One Hundred and Sevrnyflurh Do One Hundred sue
E-hy-nntisi- Adopted OF Committee 0n the Pm Depart
eni n favor Of raising the salary Of Mr. Anderson the
Engineer % 5000 year Adopted Commune ston and
Ordinance from he Civ Inspector % an sunken Of %
Te,l and Eleventh avenue and Trvs and Thur
tyscvenih - Adopted ..Of the STREE Comm ssoner u
relation % ie number of piers repaired q more
than s5O, Special Com nii-, consisting of Assistant
Al Frean. 8rlr0n and Morgaus
FkoA TIA BOkKo % ALokkaGS.-ro feass ysczzg logs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

NG.-Merchanis, Mechanics, Lawyers OF
4 Doctor. having cy bills collect may find 10 tO their
irfa.e fo psce them n ile hands Of he undersigned,
who now devofes hs entire attention 20 the collecting bust
ness References % Huntington savage, 2l6 Pearst,
SHEPHERD s. Morgan 81 FuifOn-sf, j. ; kedhe|d Clinton
laI| and Ti0mas McElrafH. Tribune Ofcc
ia lmaod r. r. RIPLEY. Tribune Office. " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

~ VIII the Editor allow me little space Tor
an explanatory statement with respect % the meeting
Of the Henry CLAY CLuB on Monday night Having eN-
pcitiy understood that the room could be had when
ever wanted and having boon quite unwe for the la'
three DAYS did not give that personal attention - me
matter which ind other circumstances should nave
5one Great therefore was my surprise % ind the
room closed understand that the owner - Taylor
man md the tenant il doubt under that nagn In
auence shall take ample carc that no farther disap
poiutmcnt takes place j. tDLh1-
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FOREIGN Importations.

PAIFRNO- Nr,r,gia1 ..t farlIo hts an0ri' il a'Es
rr.-s- rs .s.4. b.. Hrs d. iu Dbl u1na-
BOZ e ...ss itli .s - f1 lemons Dryer -'
HfOIaNFIpD- Hfrfa-g hrrl Mlrllr IrIs -rr ID.
.. rr-.s0rf ftir In.iefl. BAGS cof-- M-Cnc.-n-
.rar -lr lT. MGR A Co. $500.
fryFRpOD f-gli9 Parui-l I0 sl-ks 1f n rAf totAf,
Trr-r S-Ii---'f r.rH ~ afs % M -t- a
Co. lla Oh i0 Wlson A. Cal- n'-s rir't rol tl greer
san IiraN DE Los nFMFDlO-- krgnn ht.-.-- bios
sugar q ic n1lss-- "a l 0r-y NlrF--'p ors " 'o " -
apr.e- Alliance
1WERPool-gip N1a,e,-ifit 5t. ha1e roa a ca-i-'
tf. Cr1s- Wake. rs. -afl a.H l-- a toIIf f
.l .ts hoop a. - sleIisd crk. N How'd ets OIL
q Taarps Cos t1 f'ter--l bratei--i Oh j f.-r
.1t- l-i Bars est i cs .tt t-l f i'l- W r1
fHar.ar
IIyERPOOL-stip Mr-n l1. lie'a.as PoFs-r' n,ofe
I-z--fff DO bars IS q Wei 1fs oi itf
Cr-lf crate. a Wrsi-v-I-it1 Nnk-g- t1 ha.er a
Caa'-s-- cs. W Han-.syl - , 8 h't-f--i f>s %
Madden .onl- re Blrf-rf-i ihro--f.f nts M ff -.-
05 a. Pl-rs fafi-- Coo o. Aiff-
cr.-s Jones' t' q Nesto.i-as tar' 1tHf' inn
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MicHIGAN CENTRAL RNLRoAD.-The cars ON
the Central Railroad are running far west As
ihe virsre OF Paw. Paw Nsn Buren, Co eighteen miles
wes; of kalamazoo. the former termination. The road
win soon be- completed to Chicago.
ATTEMPTED SuICIDE--A man named William
lack confined in the Moyamcnsing Prison Philadelphia
on charge of arson attempted % commit suicide BY
hanging on Friday asst The rope gave way and he
wes resuscitafcd.
INFAMOUS OUfEAGE.-A company of SIX boys,
from fourteen twenty years OF age seized nuisuo
woman ia Pittsburgh lately and orciby violated her
person. She very severely beaten and bruised
The wretches were committed Tor tr7sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

'CAaD-The undersigned late proprietor Of The National
Miniature Gallery. III Broadway. y Y, would respectfully
inform bis friends snd late patrons. that be- has disposed Of
his entire interest in the sbove-named Gallery 20 EDWARD
WHITE Esq He feels confident tat The present proprietor
Mr White whose experience, euerprze and heruhiy have
uced much toward the advancement Of DE Daguerrean
AL VIII r.e the most liberal exerons 90 please, and hopes
he may receive hat generous support which has heretofore
been extended 20 the above establishment
iel21meod j r. tLNhN-