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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
SILENCE
THAT
DREADFUL
CCUGH! TzE
IUEGS ARE IN DNS-
GER, TIE WOaK CT TIE

DESTROYER has BEEE BEGCG. TIE CorGE
OF CONSUMPTION HATH II IT : SOUND OF DEATH
ARE YOU A MOTHER? Tour da1li child
your idol and earthly JOY, is now perhaps confn-
ed TO her chamber by dangerous cold-}er pale
checks, her thin shrunllen fingers tell the hold dis
ease has already gained upon her-the sound Other
sepulchrai cough Pierces your soul.
YOUNG Man, when icst about to enter life
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the far
prospects Of the luture-your hectic cough and
eeble limbs tell OF your loss CT hope, but you nee
not despair. There Is balm which Will heal ti4e
wounded lungs, it IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
BaTdgGg.

Coon VERSUS Pooh Cows.-As a gene
raj thing, farmers are not sufficiently CIR
eumsoect in the selection OF their dairy
stock. There are many animals which
scarcely pay their way, and others, VIC
doubt not which run their owners IN debt.
The expense of keeping an ''extra cow,
that will afford daily, from nine TO ten
quarts Of milk, Is not greater than IS re-
auired to keep one that vii! average only
five or six, and the difference IN the "a
mount would, in the course of a year be
a handsome profit.
.If" says late author ave estimate the
cost of keeping COW at twenty five doll
lars. We shall find that if n cow gives six
quarts Of milk day, the loss in keeping
her will be $4,75. If the Yield per day
be eight quarts, then the profit will be a
bout dollars. If the milk is ten quart 2
day, then the profit will be eleven dollars
and seventy five cents"
This is an important branch eff husband
ry, and one that demands the serious and
candid attention of every one who has the
management of either dairy or FARM
Maine Cultivator.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
80 HEREaG9gs.
AND PRINTERS FCl
AISHLNG WAREHOUSE.

Pile subscribers have opened new Type-Found-
ry IN the city Of New-Yorlz. where they are
ready to supply orders to any extent for any kind
Of job and Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases, Gal
eys, Brass Rule, Steel Column Rule. Composing
ticks, Chases, and every article necessary for 4
Printing Office.
The type. which are cast in new rloulds. from
n entirely new set of matrixes, with deep coun-
ers, are warranted TO be unsurpassed by any, and
wlll be sold at prices to suit the times. All the
ype furnished by Us is hand-cast
Printing Presses furnished. and also Steam En-
5lnes Of the most approved patterns.
\. B.--A machinist is constantly in attendance
10 repair presses and light work
Composition rollers cast for printers
IL Editors of newspapers who viii buy three
Times as much type as their bills amount to, may
give the above SIX months insertion in their pa
3ers, and send their papers containing il 10 the
subscribers. COCKROFT & OTFRFND.
Nov 1913. 11-GYn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

NlJhln the last two months, irom responsible deal
ers IN the east. He has also large stock of all
kinds Of
A'IgsseGSsy Groceries,
which ne viii dispose Of at prices which cannot
Iall 10 to please his customers Also, a large as
sortnent OF Paints, Oils md Dye Sssg9s
he undersigned hopes by a strict attention TO
MS business to merit the patronage Of the public
THEO. RODOLF.
September %, 1s48. T2ul
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
code 81 ssce-

N LII persons are hereby notified NOT 20 +res-
Ss-A pass. mine dig upon the rolIo,viio Is,,Js
o,,o- - 80 consent or permission OF the
Rance . Fsst - " ) Gee {, Township 5,
Rance ; Fas+ - - : = sec. g. Township 4
owner, or JOHN MUSGROVE. .9ee,t - ne
And fuTther notice is hereby given II
bad any and al persons from buying or -, toi
lands yitl,o,,t o'-' '1e ABOVE described
Mineral Point Oct, 27th, 1915, = OLS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

Aud further notice is hereby given, tLat I forbid
any and ali persons from buying or removing an>
Lead or other ores from the above described land,
without my written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, agent.
Dodgeville, Iowa county. ". T..
Sept 81. 1917 r tC
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

consumption Cured
'is-Hss aud StrsE CeHsH1YfioH BE cured Hrss
ca5is CoRsaulPfo LiUer Complaint. Cobb Oasnrrh.
Cqgs, Sstaaa sp.iting 8tood SoreHess the Chest.
H:ciir Flash. N5Rhf SaoeqTs DiFcHlt Pro5nse Er
rec'ora0a Pam he Side, &c. hare been and be
cured
Epiitiug Blood.
Ne,c York April ss 1917.
BA TowHsE~o-i verify believe your Sarsspargia
h.-u the means through Providence, Of saving
re have Tor several year. had bad Cough. Ii he
.sne worse Al last raised large quant'-
G.! buoi. al aud greatly sshIts
tt; reduced aud did expect To 1--we have only
S,rsapara short aud there has won
u l-ht able TO walk
al city. blood and csuIh has
IN tre You can cell imagine that | am thankful for
desc see uts Yuur obcdinnt servant.
WE. RUSSELL. 65. Csthariue ct.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
&h.arf&92a &nHa

ID j Virtue Of two executions issued from the
~ pihce of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court IL
and e,r the county of Iowa, state Of Wisconsin.
one q favor Of ]. & E. Walsh & Co. and the other
IN faeor of Lucius S. Felt. and to me directed,
aar. the goods and chattels, lands and tenemerts
q Nicholas Uren, have this day levied upon and
se.ze5 the following Real Estate as the property
o. th said Nicholas UreD, viz Town Lots. num-
oeretS3, 81 x IS, each of the second class in the
town,, of Mineral Point, county of Iowa and state
Of Wisconsin. Lot No. SO containing 22-1OO of
an at-e, lots "a and IS containing each 23-IOO Of
an age. Also, Lot No 100. of the first class in
the tswn of Mineral Point, containing 1900 of
an a Re. Also, undivided one-fourth part of
the east half of the south west quarter OF section
No. e~enty-three in township No five north of
rangs No. two, east containing so acres. Also.
an utiividcd one-fourth part of the east half of
the I6rtn west quarter Of section No tyyenty-four
in tofnShip No. five, north Orange No two east,
containing SO acres. Also, the undivided one
fourth part Of the west half of the north west quar-
ter o. section No. twenty in township No. four.
nortt OF range NO. three east, containing so acres
Also an undivided one-fourth part of the south
e1st Quarter of the south west quarter of section
Nc. swenty, in township No. six, north of RANGE
NO. one, east, containing 10 acres. All of said
lands situate lying, and being in the county of
lows state OF Wisconsin. and l shall proceed 70
sell y the highest bidder for cash all the right fl
tie abd interest that the said defendant had in said
lands on the 23d day of December A ID 1S46 or
at any time since, at the front door of the court
house., in the town OF Mineral Point. in the conn
T. of Iowa, on the 3rd day of March. A. d 1910
oet"=,en the nours OF 10 clock a. m. and pm
to satisfy said executions and costs.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
Iowa county, Wisconsin.
SneTIHs Once, Mineral Point
January II, 1919. CIV
MtssTs Wdsh6aune s Woodalan .4l'ys for Pits.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

"A. Jackson Davis the renowned
Clairvoyant, and the author of Natures
Divine Revelation" had recently reveal
ed to him in vision, the cause anu cure ul
the potato rot. His theory ID by 40
means a new one, but like many of his
Revelations very old, it being simply
that the disease is induced by a supers-
bundance of electricity, or lost equit!
brium in the surrounding elements. TIE
remedy prescribed may be new; and fer
aught we know infallible---let ii be tried.
Ii is this -
about the time The tops begin to be via-
ible above the ground, put about pint Of
iron filings, or cinders, or scales found g.
bout the Blacksmiths anvil, upon the
place where the potato was planted, ard
is growing. This viii absorb the lpera-
bupdant electricity, and restore bala0-
ced condition among the surrounding e.
ements, which are engaged in decompu-
sing the plant. and the decay viii cease
immediately"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

at his old stand,
House in Mineral
re peceglly in
who have occa-
t;c}es, that they
Enlistment, tie
sornent OF Drugs
be found this side
which he viii
fcctIy fresh and
chased Them al
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

he is now opening
opposite the Court
Point. He would
form all persons
sion to use such ar
may find at his es
largest and best as
md Medicines to
ofthe Lakes; ali Of
warrant to be per
good ; having pur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

BUTTER. One day last week, says the
Plattsville Advocate no less than 206
butter wagons passed through our village;
and one day this week as many more
making in two days 500. The average
of firklns was 20 for each wagon, making
a total of IL, 200 frkins of Butter This
multiplied by Si2, the average value of a
firkin of butter, amounts 10 the large sum
of "a 900 dollars-and all from The dai
ries of Delaware and Otsego.
Shall we not have dairy farm in Wis
consin Under their influence, some O.
the so-called poorest counties in Ne,9
York are becoming wealthy, and .;et,inn
profit to the farma., when neither norE
or wheat raising will pay. It has been
remarked that butter. during the revul-
Siohs =. me last twelve years, changed
less in price than any other article sold
by the farmer.-[Wis. Farmer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
Or ICE MANuFAC TORY
D-s TO w SsE vD,S
COMPOUND ExTRAcT
. g se = a = 4 EeEH4 LA.

fhs most extraordinary Medicine in the World
Fts ETrac; pHt nP III 6aart Bottles SIR tisl<s
eteEFer, pikHsGHisT. Gs6 warranted superior 10
any sofia. II soith0nf uonliting,
PHrgiHg, sickeatHp q de5iIi-
tatiHg the PafreHt.
Ths great beauty and superiority of this ssrsaparils
aver ali other medicines is that while eradicate. ths
disease 1t nYisorates the body. Of the very besl
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
known; II not only purihes the whole System and
strengthens the person bat pure aud rich
blood power possessed by other medicine And
this lies the grand wonderful IL
performed within the last than 100 600
2nres Of severe Of disease at least $4,000
-Ousiiersd curabe. II has saved the lives Of than
10 Um children the past in the City OF New
70. ni0ae.
80 900 cu=Gs OF General Debility mud WINS
ct Nervous Energy.
De- Fo~nsonis Sar-aparlz the whole
Paran-niIy To those who have lost their muscssisr
90 te medicine ndiscretion committed
youth the excessive indulgence Of the passions aud
iush by physical prOstratIpn Of the ysam.
ssSituis Of amhitI0n fsinnx premature
l-caY aul decline Fastening owsrs that fatal disease
Consumption. he entirely restored this pleas
remedy. This Sarsaps'ia is Gar superior any
Safeguarding Cordial.
A. and the system, gives activity
70 the iis and strength to the muscular system in
iust extrGer binary degree.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
FOR s SALE.

The above lands will be sold on accom-
modating terms. They are we'll calcu
lated for farming purposes. and lie in tn
vicinity of good lead diegings. Enquir,
of JOHN BRACkEN. Dot
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
New Eerssg Store.

q q He undersigned has recently returned from
"a. the east, where ne has purchased large stool,
Of Drugs, Medicines and Fans!Ln Gr5eer.es. which
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
Lands For sale.

The Land IS part prairie and part timber; the
timber is young and thrifty. There is good
SPRING OF WATER on the prernises-it IS also in
a good neighborhood, being obout miles south
east OF Mineral Point, and desirable situation foI
a farm.
.4LSO-Eighty acres of Timber land in Green
county, Wisconsin, being the S of the S ! O.
section 10, town l north, range East.
For further particulars apply to - Taylor,
Esq, Land Agent, Monroe, Wis, or to the subscri-
Der at Mineral Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March 9, S4S. 30tf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
FEVER AND AGUE

mo disease mas al length Uet with an oppofe n:
Z before which IL has tu Weld in the
INDIA CHOLAGOGTE.
prepared by CHARLES OSGOOD. NJ. D. This
Gentleman resided for several wears in an in(ect.d
district ut Michigan. making Feyer and 4 gue it,
'ause- effect, ind cure, his study, and from the
a""l ledge thus acquired, he compounded the above
"nled medicine. which has ncrer get been kuozcu
% fail
Numerous certificates from men of the biebest
rsec liability testiS ing the great eficacv Of b
medicine, can nc seen on application tc the under
igfed r.. D. PULFORD, Drugcis,
High street opposite Beech & Tilley's, AIincr,I
Point. d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
s7re... Esis..inz 90 We asI.cr. md Children

s%rcssi blessing 30 We OIEies- md i,iidren.
Il IS the safest
ae system and relieving the ngs ron
n!Ti ever discovered. 1t strengthens both
enid prevents pain and disease
TODD those who have used think
nlsy useui both before and prevents
diseases attendant childbirth In cstveness Piler.
cramps. Swelling Of the De-Hondency. Heartburn
Vomiting, Pain the Back l.ons False Pains Uemor-
rage and in regulating the Secretioas and equazing
circuia ion has equal The great beauty OF this
cine is il is Away. safe aud the delicate
succ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

IL All smelters viii be looked TO and held
accountable for any and all Lead Mineral. or 9th
er ores raised on the above described Lands. and
removed from the same by them
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent.
Mineral Point Sept IS 1847 3tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

scrofnIu Cured.
This
control the obstinsf
Blood Three persons cured in house il unp.sc.
dentsd.
Three children.
DIR Townsend Dear Sir-I have tie pleasure 70 ;rf-r
you my children been cure, Of ,b e.
nl by tue Of yonr excellent MEDICINE They
1icted severely with had sores have nI.u e,r 1T
esi il took them away, for which feel n,vse,r nader
great obligation
Yours respectfully
ISAAC w. GRAIN 1903 Woosiers.
. Opinion. of Esby-icinu.
Of io"hsend Is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians IA different parts OF the Union
iHs Is TO certify that we the undersigned PhyrclsH.
o. ue Ciy OF Albany. have preserieH
VI. ioWhsenh SSrsaParis, aud beieve be
inc most valuable preparations in the market
~ T. PULLING ND J. WI son ND X e BRIGGS
VI H. r. L. Ei.MENDORF, N. ID. Albany. April lois,
CAtJ'EsGT.
WING 70 ihe great and sale Of d..
o"hsehds SarsaparIla. nier of who for
merry our Agents. have cnImanced making sarsapasia
Extracts Etixirs. Biit-rs Extracts yellow Dock &c.
Ahey generally pnt the shaped bottles anj
rome OF them have sto.sn and copied
they only worthless should lie avoided
None genuine unless signod by S 7. Townsend.
Principal Once r26 FULTON slraat San Building.
y. Y: Eeddtng & Co, s,reet Boston; Dyntt &
sons l2 North Second Phlaien 5 =. uance,
Druggist baltimore 2. NJ. Coren. Charleston: Wriyh:
y Co. loi ChattreS Street y o Street
Albany and 6v all the r-1ncps Druggists and Mer
ohntt generalir throughout le United States West nEs
sui the Cenad~s
C-For ss'c ~ r. u P1-.-oap NIi-,erel Po;st
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
ssCEecS
10 Miners and SmeIfers.

Z LII persons are hereby notified not TO trespass
d mine or dig upon the following Lands without
permission from the owner or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

LANDS FOB : Aiiie
M ILL be sold at Public sale al the Court
w House door in the town of Mineral Point |
on Thursday the Sth day of March next. Tie fol-
owing described Lands, to Wit
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

1ILIttI- o. = ~ ~
Il Price, 81 90 per bottle.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
All Sorts of Paragraphs. q.

U-Hon. DANIEL DUNCAN, late NJ. G. from
Ohio, who had been i'll at Washington since
the adjournment of the lato session, died in
that city on Friday evening last.
DAMAGES TO GEN. TAyLoR's PLANTATION BY
THE OVERFLOW OF THE MIssIssIPPI.-We learn
that the overflow of the Mississippi has injured
Gen. Taylor's cotton plantation to the extent
of thirty thousand dollars.
liza colored man, accompanied by white
woman, who had eloped together from the
northern part of he State, arrived at Cincinnati
on the 10th instant. were both seized with
cholera on the 18th and both died and were
buried in one grave the same day! A sad
finale 10 strange elopement.
UCHIcAGo is said to be one Of the best mar
kets for horses in the United States.
U7MADAME BIsHoP is making sensation in
Havana, Notwithstanding the pres ence of Stef.
fanowe in that city.
ETHEr have found a gold mine on Great
Island, Yarmouth, Mass, the man who dis
covered it was digging for clans.
TMR. JAMES Q. OLIVER, of Charles county
Maryland, has a white crow, which was re-
Gently taken from The nest Of its black parent
crows.
G-THE Indian population of California is
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
NOTICE..

ERUBLIC notice is hereby given, gthat Ly
IL order of the Orphans Court of the coun-
ty of Cambria, there will be exposed to sale, by
public vendue outcry, on Monday the 4th
day of June next, at o'clock in the after
noon, the one undivided six tn part of a certain
messuage or tract of land, situate in Washing
ton township, Cambria county. adjoining lands
of Samuel Dillon and others, containing 1913
acres more or less, having good two story
TAVERN HOUSE, BARN, and other build
ings thereon erected, known as the "Troxell
Tavern" property, formerly the property of
Jacob Troxel, deceased: the said undiV ided
sixth part being the interest of William Trox-
ell, late of Cambria county. deceased. The
sale will be held on the premises. Terms, one
half cash on confirmation of the deed, balance
in one year.
By the Court,
VIM. KITTELL, Clerk.
May 10, ls49-3l-3t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
Military Meeting.
r. JONES,
Adlutant General.
: 4 = = = \ = !. =
BY order

A meeting was held at the Summit school
house. May 26th, 1S49, for the purpose of re-
organizing the company of AMERICAN HIGH-
LANDERs
The meeting was called to order .by calling
Mr.. Andrew Donoughe TO the chair, and P. s.
M'Closkey, ESQ., and Mr.. James NJ. Rifle as
Secretaries.
Mr. Donoughe having stated the object of
the NEE ling, Capt. John Humphreys read the
late Militia law. IL was then reso lved that the
old American Highlaaders' Constitution be a.
dopted, with the alterations necessary to
change the Rifle to a company of Infantry.
Those present having signed the Constitution,
proceeded to elect Captain and first and Sec
ond Lieutenant, which resulted in the choice
of John Humphreys for Captain, F. M'kee for
first Lieutenant and Thomas M'Closkey for
second Lieutenant.
On motion, A. TodG, H. E. Me 10y, j. B.
Onslcw, D. Humphreys and c. Collins were
appointed a committee for the purpose of re-
ing the Constitution Sc. who, in pursuance
of that object, are to meet at the Mansion
House on Wedn esday next. Capt. John Hum
phreys was appointed an agent of the Compa
ny for the purpose of providing uniforms, E.
quipments, &c.
On motion, Resolu2d, That the thanks of the
Company be rendered 10 the officers of this
meeting for he orderly manner in which they
have conducted its proce edings.
ResolUed, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Mountain Sentinel,
Cambria Transcript. and the Hollidaysburg
Standard.
In cheer and harmony the meeting then ad
iourned.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
Military Election.

Gu. military friends throug hout the county
must not forget that election for Brigade
officers takes place Monday next. AL
though no official notice has been given, t ha t
aware of, TO hold election, it will
nevertheless be held on that day as required by
law. We believe this county is entitled to a
Brgader General, Brigade Inspector, Lieut.
Colonel and a Major. General Purviance
having been interrogated the subject, gives
rot as his opinion, that the old volunteer CON-
e,anies organized under the old law and disban-
foed will be entitled to vote as well as those re-
mently organized. He says that it is not ne
cessary or required by the new law that the old
volunteer companies should be recognized in
order to get a vote at the election TO be held
on the first Monday Of June next, for Brigade
and other officers The 18th section of the
late act limits and restricts the light of voting
to "all the uniform companies that shall be or
ganized on or before the first Monday of June
one thousand eight hundred and forty nine"
This general provision embraces, well the
volunteer companies which were organized
prior to the late enaCtments, those which
may be organized under the law. The
old volunteer companies then are to be regar-
ded as within the provisions of the late ct, and
as a part of the legally organized force of the
the State in al respects on the same footing
subject to the law in like manner as the
companies which may be organized after the
passage of the law.
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sixteen thousand nine hundred and thirty. anG
that of New Mexico, thirty -one thousand min,
hundred.
ETHE gold fever is raging to considera-
BILE extent in Georgia, the mines have been
unusually productive of late. One lump o
solid gold was recently found near Ellijay
worth fifteen hundred dollars, and another,
worth the mount, shortly after
picked up by poor laborer near Dalton.
.DTHE whole number of houses destroyed
in st. Louis is four hundred and eighteen.
The number of lives lost is supposed to be-
twenty. The loss of property will not fall
short of six millions of dollars. The insu.
rance companie les will, generally speaking. pay
all their liabilities. The bankers and broken
have resumed business.
A LITERARY LION CoMrNG.-On the evening
of certain day near The lose of the year 1919
solitary man closely muffled in a huge cloak,
will be seen embarking on board steamer
bound for America. That man is e. z. R.
James. So the papers say.
GTLeut. Mayne Reed who distinguished
himself in the Mexican war, submits his claims
to Gen. Jackson's curious bequest, in cor,-
municaton in the New York Post.
A LADY EDIrREss.-Mr. Rennet late editor
of the Yazoo City Whig. having died, his wild.
ow has taken charge of the paper, and will in
futuie conduct it in her own name. She de-
clares herself genuine whig.
SEWING MACHINE.-The Boston Atlas men.
tions a machine in operation in that city,
i g. oil
minute. 1t is said to work well.
0Gen. John A. Quitman has been nomina :
ted for Governor by the Democratic State con-
vention of Miss ssippi.
u Mrs. Shaw Fogg arrived at Cincinnati
on Thursday, on her way east.
G37The London Times says happily: "Clean.
illness is the very vaccination of cholera
The Schuylkil (Pa.) miners have all gone &c
work, but the Lehigh boatmen still hold out.
A new revenue cutter, called the Duane was
launched at Philadelphia, on Satu rday.
OThey have the Telegraph in operation
from Hollid aysburg to Bedford
The expedition to the Great Salt Lake, was
fitting out at ST. Louis on the 10th insf
A man was fined one dollar and costs
amounting to S., IL. in Worcester, Mass, the
other day, for being DIR ulk; and another man
was fined one dollar and Gusts for smoking
cigar in the street. amounting to 1911. Get
ting drunk is ra ther the cheapest.
| THE Precious METALs.-Tbe whole amour
of specie and bullion at Boston, last we elk, was
S4l2, 000. The amount received by the Hi
bernia and which was entered at the Custom
House on Saturday, was $343,S3S.
The insurance offices at Philadelphia wIl
not loose oyer $4,000 by the fire at St. Louis
Boston loses 100000. Baltimore loses a
great deal.
James B. Moore, Esq, the receatly appoin
ted postmaster for San Francisco, has set ou
| from Washington for the PaoIfc via Chagres
| Yankee Sullivan is a; his old tricks again il
N. Y. He is giving pugilIstic exhibitions il
company with several of the same professio
from Old England.