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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26
a Gard.

J. p L.fNC. CASTER,
VIII give leg j advice attend to suits instituted in
inferior courts, collecting, conveyancing, &c. &c.
lie has taken an Office in the new brick building
on he west side of Aain-Sueet, Dodgeville, where
he may at all times be found All business con
fded to him viii be promptly and faithfully at
tended TO. Dodgeville, June s. 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26
CALF ORNlA GOLD.
DISCOVERED
SigaOr D'AIYear GoIJ0Getcr!
THE GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE:

o. Secret IT Of finding Hires Of Goid, sIrsr, Iron,
Lad, Copper, Cool, and other Mineral Riches.
The first discovery OF Geld il California was
made BY DON JOSE DALVEAR, an eminent
Spanish Geoiogist Chemist and Natural FhiIcso-
pher, by means OF newly invea,ei Magnetic Ia
strumeHt called
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26
FARMERS AND LAND OWNERS.

Farmers and Land Owners throughout the Z.
states, who have reason 10 suspect the existence
Of any kind Of mineral riches upon TIER land !.
should avail themselves OF this opportunity to TEST
that fact by the surest of ali known tests bf re
the abundance of discoveries in all parts OF the
country shall have lessened this source of wealth
IN their estate
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26
Fire. FEre..

SKlATENF Fish Hooks, Percussion Caps, Wood
~ PocketCombs, and all sorts of Yankee tLr-
inS at the BOOK STORE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26
ADVENTURES 10 CALIFORNIA.

Persons going % California cannot make bet
ter Investment than BY purchasing one Of these
instruments, which VIII not only be worth fifty
times lis value there, 10 sell again. but VIII Be OF
inestimable worth TO those who so in search Of
Gold as has been proved by the most abundant
experiment both in California and the IT, States
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26
Eg % OTIS and SEEOE
4 ERGerIcaEa House.

"a gNHE undersigned having taken the
Is.sm ~ American House. in the town of
49, Franklin, Wis, (the proprietor of which
has given it an entire reftting,) viii be thankful
to accommodate those who are disposed to give
him a CALL in as comfortable manner as the
country viii afford. J. u. MEEKER
Franklin, Sept %, 1913
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26

" USIC! MUSIC!-A large lot OF Piano Mn.
1F-A sic, just received at
uly goth. MARsu's Book STonE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26

IEGAMMLTN HOUSE,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-26

BULL f. lN'KTNNEY,
Attorneys and Coanseors At Lac and Solicitors in
ChaFcey, Franklin, fora 60. His.
Practice in the 9Th Judicial District, and in the
Supreme Court Of the state OF Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended 10 IN any part of
the Mining District
Refer to S. o. PAINE. Platteville Wis
EATON & CoTHREv, Mineral Point,
JAS. NJ. CooDHUE, Lancaster
Hon o. COLE, Potosi
BERIAH BRowN, Madison.
JAS. II. KNowLroS, Shullsburg
November 20, 1913. VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
VOL. Ix No. $50.
vl.cop.ip-state Conveniions.

We have received the proceedings o! the state
Conventions Of the three different Iarties in Wis
c0nsD, b., csD only give an abstract.
The Hgnkes convened o. Madison Ga TIE stn
inst and adjourned on the evening of the 9TH. after
nominating foll State Ticket and adopting series Of
resolutions lsi, Affirming the power Of Congress over
Slavery in the Territories "a That Congress ought 70
prohibit Slavery in the Territories and oppose the AL
mission 81 Slave States or substantial adoption oil
the Buffalo Platform, with the Locoloco doctrines ON
Free Trade, Currency sc. resolve for the Aunexs-
ton Of Canada and 10 favor OF an ocean bound Re-
public was adopted with III s said but one negative
dion. CmAHLKs DUNN, President Of the Convention)
The bsllotrgs fox Governor resulied ssoilows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

The propeller Gsnesee Chief, Of Chcag, has
been purchased by party Of gentlemen from Nonts
who intend 10 oispsich her 10 san Francisco the pi
en-, Fall The big Ho!ienstein is hiiing out ~ ~
wsukee Tor CsAonis....A merchant Ia Boston has
authorized an agent 10 offer sloJ month each TO ?.
seamen, 10 go 10 San Francisco to bring home ship
which has been deserted ~ her crew. 4 company
composed mostly Of mechanics, has been formed In
Boston for the purpose OF running line Of leo horse
power steamboats, on the Sacramento River from san
Francisco 10 Feather River One Of the boss already
fnisbed The ship Charles Cooper, Capt Cuts OF
100 tuns is advertised 20 sail for California from Ban
gor Ne about Oct u The brig Msds, Capt Down
er viii sa from AUgusts, No. for San Francisco, sbot
Oct H.. wo vessels are fitting out at Hsyre al tr
san Francisco. The schr -psrtacus will sail from
Boston for California with the Spartan Annexation
On board 10 whom She beloDgs) without delay q: ne
bark Gol5. Hunter sails from Bangor Me on toe ~ oil
October. with lumber for the e. Governmeit' sn5
passengers 90 Mr.. VIM. r. Mason, Esq Of Cambridge
Mass has in process of construction la'ge hotei
which Is designed i0r California There is sso smother
hotel being constructed Tor the same section com
psny Of 20 members, Of which Ar Franklin T. GRECO
ry, ate Of the frm Of Bruce Gregory & Co. lie mem
her With shares Of 900 each the latter building
and design soon 70 sisrt for California We under
stand tho. Dir James Walker, OF Brooklyn, j. J. lor-
merly proprietor Of public house g. Stonngton X J.
hss aso in process Of construction large hotel intend
ed for California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

whore be- p0lled qr l..,. -o,e rr,r Arprv Ed
tor Of the Joqer'l II, =, CT. ma. nominated
~ '"e ''''' ''o' ,'ecroiary Of STATE Gen Ming
Thomas Reynolds aud Is. r.. ,~srs the ouoos
ins e'noiaAie'. NOSES iBurrEHrIrLD Of Racine
was nominated ca me hfsi Tot Tor Attorney General
over hessrs Ogden Finch am. 3. Wood. Tie Con
yeution then proceeded to n, mate candidate for
State Treasurer. vhereuPon Jon r. Traxf received
D. voios E5enezer Brigham @, Ja.s 4 Pike 3. SIR.
Crawford o, I'D sr Couklng }, anl79lsnk 7, was
then resolved that the formal bspoti te 3isDersed
With. and JoH~ b. TERHY 0e declare ussninol.lv
nominated for State Treasurer. Mr. Ten, resident
u Mineral Pon, has lived for = yesrs Western
Wisconsin and served in the Territorial Leeaiuro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
Total Amount Of Produce per Hudsou River
Ronre.
MoSpA4 Jst l-3 so bbls Flour 1880 bush CON- rs
do Oals rs bbls Asaes 100 DO Whisky, so bales Wool


NURDERoUs AssAuLr-A mau named geo.
Mecne wa Yesterday brought up before Recorder
Seu.eneau FOR examination The charge Of making
savage assault on Francis fincenther snd severely
voupdinc MIN with a hstchet. The complainant tesu
led that toe accused entered his house Cs,slyo 81
about II o'clock Thursday night, and while ne was
In bed made attack on him. fierce struggle err
sued during which Fpcenther Was severely wounded
IN one hand, sud also IN the srm The accused, when
oroush up yesterday, made denial OF The charge
but an the contrary said thu. he meant 10 mutsie fin
certher, alleging reason for 50 doing, an improper
intimacy between the latter and his vile Mecne Was
70 the First District Court for trial mo nc I'D
singular RECOVERY OF STOLEN PsoPrRTY.--
The Nsrbprtp0rt HTGld says that on "Wednesday even
ing last Young man went into toe shop OF K T. Nose
w. 10 buy a watch key Mr. NJ. instantly recognized
the one stolen from his store In fremont 81 Boston
three years ago. when be robbed Of s2cVO worth
Of property Mr. W. and some officers with the youns
man proceeded 10 GEORGETOWN and recovered four
cod watches from different individuals
MoSuMEsr TO GOV. WRIGBr.-A gentleman
travelling through Remington County, Vermont, few
days since. writes 20 the Hahrse Den0d that ID pas
sing through the towa ofDorset, the great Marble mart
hs was shown an elesSn block ofmsrble some twenty
feet in length which he in formed was In course
of finish Intended the monument Of the iamented
Silss Wright to be erected 10 the memory % inai-
yidGals OF his native state.
rT- During the past week our streets have
beer taken by the Dutch" The Hollsnders have re-
sorted here in uncommon numbers, and their OK teams
have made quite q caravan. Large supplies OF pro
visions stoves tools and goods carried 20 their
Colonies In Ottawa County in preparation for The com
ing Winter They arc very Stout, apparently healthy
sad frugal rsce and will by patient Industry, trans
form he wilderness they have broken into, from us
undroductive solitude 10 a OF fertility and busy
he lGrsnd Rapids (Nich) Enquirer 18Th.
" We are sorry 10 ammo unce the death oil
john Joseph Dogle OF the old French revo-
luton He died al the French village in this County on
the 30 inst. in the sxtydrst year Of bis age after have
ing lived through the most eventfnl period OF the
worlds history, and taken part in It's stirring events
Tie was for number Of years soldier In the French
army and served. informed, during the wnoie
existence Of the Empire. In the expedition TO Russia
he attached 10 the corps OF Marshal Victor snd
throughout that swfuy DISASTROUS retreat be bore hin
self with the for,itade Of the true soldier.
l8sIsvils Qll) AdvoesH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

Tax koVSD lsLASDEEs--The Mobile IfiteRc
Il. letter dated At Essi Pasossouls, sept ~ which
ay.
he estimated number oi persons lying at Ro1nd
ssnd "a 81. OF these, 20 left the Island recently
ssf aboat hall Of them have since since returned As
TIE object Of the expedition that IL sin IA Rnbitrs-
quite certain thai 10 Is 10 be one Of great peril
sheren he chances OF success BY no means Ger.
an The Round Islanders, however. are az hardy and
srsve Get Of fellows a. could be picked ap anywhere
"a have resolution enough % stteiap, wha, they are
'rsanized for Il is expected that they will start now
l'siiy soon The principal leader is looked Tor here
feseary nom the north. Who he ia, Is not known,
'eti suspect he l. the Spanish General Lopez now OF
sSsntiy reading in New.icrk one thing is certain
nese sdSenserers have abundance OF means. They
~ their supplies from this neghborhood and pay
So1puy They are also orderly IN their conduct and
N,s gooi character among the msinlsnders: The
e'e suons IN one u your city papers on this sub.
81 are hotoins but sheer untruths. shy one over
Sle San teii you The L. 8 vessels Water Witch and
n ,sn are lying within sisht The Albany IL 8, snp
ss.1 They are quiet enough and do not interfere
"n The Round Islanders"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ Rev. JoHS GiLE, Of Setaukct, l.. !. LETT
stony Brook Harbor, l.. on the morning Of the ssih
September in small boat for the purpose Of taking
said boat to Setsuket HIbor The boat was last seen
ander ssl near Cram Neck Point with q strong wind
Blowing frsm the South west Mr. Gle has not been
heard Of snee, snd strong fesrs are entertained that
ne boat upset, and that he ia drowned. Should any
Information be obtained relative to said boat, or 10 Mr.
Gle ,wOnld be thankfully received BY his friends
Fleece communicate 20 the Postmaster 81 Setsukeil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

GREAT VINO MEFTIsG 81 ALLEGHENY CITY
fxxN--Hon wALrEn FoRwAnn presided and spoke
ia large gathering Of the Wings Of Allegheny city on
M 9th inst Hon Mosrs HAMPTON and Henry u.
frfIEs, the Wing candidate for Canal Commissioner
rsie strong speeches Mr.. Fuller dwet upon TIE e's
stbe Tariff N $40 and Of the Extension OF Slavery
4. vreu A. the necessity Of the improvement OF our
western akos and Rivers. Resolutions approving the
eure Of our Government Ia It's recent correspondence
sl,h the French Government, for the restoration oil
Protective Tariff, and finally exhor,ed tne people 10
49,, o In th,ir might on tie second Tuesday IN OctO
Ter. and teach ,hi. new tangled spostse Democracy
,essou tha, may be- forgotten The casting vote OF
George Dallas Of Pennsylvania, gave va the lar OF
tlC Let the casting vote OF the people OF I'hhyNH
mia mn, a down toreyer II true to themselves and their
children they win do IT, and new order OF Things and
better ti,nes will dawn upon the country IN view OF
these considerations. he II
keofsd unanimously that now Is The proper time for
gres and united effort 10 overthrow the Tsrh of 1910,
lAfoueh the power Of the ballotboN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
Tz- Com. H. r. STOCKTON puts forth long al

rx- Com X. r. sioCKTos puts forth long APP
- "a the People Of New-jersey through The
-, P,,uosion Whig. IN behalf Of the great hail'
,,.3 Monopoly new besiriding that State and 10
.v.ich h. ia 50 large stockhclder You would
,,sss what valiant Democra. he Is b. resone
q. ,aepbrations On vested rights. 'pghted faith,
&C. Sc.
I,s nkc.usthst tie Commodore makes ~ en-
..,se thst may be easily and promptly decided.
Too.s who hold with Us against the Monopoly
MAINTAIN ,nat the Legislature had 40 T'gh 70 sell
n ,pg body the exclusive privilege OF transports
noo BIZ canal or railroad across the stste-thst the
AID Leeislstoro was oyster-suppered and cham
D,gusd into gsoss xsurPafioH u po'rer--thaf
80 oonopolv thus granted has no legal rama
-, Com Stockton s Co maintain the exact
sontrsry. They are making money hand over
sst With the bargain they drove with plisnt end
s.u.pEsd Legislature snd very naturally insist
inst il vas > fair business transaction.
Now re arc a law abiding people and the ether
AIDE make large professions Of that same. we
oulv ask On appeal 70 the Law and the testimony
Lei Us have a competing road chartered BY the
sext Legiliatore, and then, before DO" "
.track. vge will have the Courts determine the
dz,ts Of the case 1.-THE Monopoly IS legally bind
ma fixed fact forty rival charters oi the
Legislature will be iast 30 much waste paper
5ot If the law ia with az then the Monopoly
would be overthrOvn, ~ il should be. Now who
hscks out lie, US have the mstter legally adlu'
jcsiea, Is only 1t can be. Surely the Commodore
nsej not now take any trouble in the premises il
he ia aare on the point Of law. His appeal argues
tsalv for the strength Of his conviction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

PaciFIc RAiLRo.p-Sr. LoUIs CONVENTION
meeting Of the business OF Baltimore took place
asst Friday the Mayor presiding. to appoint Delegates
10 this Convention. The following gentlemen were de-
signA;ed Thomas swami. Prest B. 4 O RR.; Henry
lhsny, william Bose, Edward Patterson Robert Gar.
reti, Col J. a. Davies. John D. Early, Robert ". Nc
lane, Col lssac Munroc John II. Duvsll Joseph
slder, L. Cassard &. h. fitc, Gen. c. O'Donne, An
drew Hlico,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

vst,issor AociDESr.-We learn from the
,s,,e.s Ssss Of the 18th September tbs, the steam.
S,see NO 2, bound tor Greenwood Ysxoo River.
ro'o New Orleans, when In the Ysxoo few hundred
ss seose the mouth Of Little suuaower on the l3th
!. 90. nag, and sunk almost Immediately In twelve
-.s sseh ieet water. The boat 10 loss except the
portion OF the freight will be saved in \ ds-
80 seameI Au.scra, ran foul Of fstbost loaded
= 90 ~ wss sunk immedistely-csrgo estinsted Al
A.. :. s,eVvo The Magnolia went up TO ssss, in
-, me -Four, which was Insured. The Autocrat was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

tRns FsUp ABOUT MISUNDERSTANDING since
'sssra Roman Catholics were killed at slabtown near
= cshsrnss, Upper Canada, BY the discharge Of FIRE
rms from house ned with orsngemen. The Grand
lazy Niagara, Walter Dickson, foreman, have found
% s'ss against anybody. Was nobody to blame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

MAINLAND Hon. Benz. c. Howard, IN scom-
nunica,on 10 the Westminster Dtiao1o, respectfully
declines being considered candidate for the office Of
Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
BROORLlN AFFAIRS

CORoNERs lSQrEsr.-Ds Ball the Coroner.
held an Inquest saturday the body Of an unknown
man who was found lying in the Flsbash road near
re Greenwood Cemetery. BE wss about IS years Of
AGE .ot or inches Sigh hsd on blue dress cost.
f,lrad vcsL brown .aen pants, cosrse muslin shirt
rei fsnne drawers and trOgans. Ia bis pockets
found KEY sna 8 bounce phisl, which bad contained
lsadSnum. with the following label upon it. -Lsads-
nun poison full dose for adult > drops NO ~,
Powell & Van BuskirS y w corner Of Market 81
NsNar Verdict Of the Jury that he came 20 his death
hr ta.irg laudanum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

MAINE The correspondent Of the Boston Alas
ssys there little doubt that HUBBARD the Locofoco
candidate Is elected Governor by the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ Nottce.-The installation Of Rev SAMUEL OseooD
AZ pastor OF the Untanan Church Of the Messiah Will
lass place "Wednesday evening Services To commence
At oclocx precisely. Sermon BY Rev OrvILLg DEWEY
The Committee cordially invite clsrsymen Of all dsnomi.
nations etesd Seats will be reserved for Inem al ms
head Of The middle alse In The church. 0l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

" Anew paper, under the title OF the Csn-
.'sSas, eiS Hss has been started in Cinciansl Ohio
~ r. RYAN, one Of the sympaihizers who was i'm
Pri'oned IN irelsnd last year II announces i,sclf 10
- TIE Friend OF Liberty throughout the world, and
ee advocate Of Progress, Social development lntel
sctaal development Unity Liberty fraternity, rqua
q hhsnea,ly printed weekly, aud i's first numbers
seass.n several well written eld spirited articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

IMPORTANT FRoH IkaPA--lnteliigence mas
-,-~bea COZ Noseev from Mai BO~ies and sam Jones
re Cart Csey at Sara Sofa and assured him inst the
outraSes az indian River ard Fees creek were com
uiilted b. the party Of I'VE indians-in@t hese
sr,- were fisspproyed b. iAs nation who anxious
h -srasin a. peace 3oWegs and Jones sent word that
nv would meet Gcu Tvigzs and ire agent on the
s,h Tor The urpOse II arranging the difficulty II the
rnurterers are embroidered, as IL - aoped viii be the
care IL vii only rsmhin then for them 70 be dealt with
a. pertains jlstifs, and for the nation 70 aemoye
beyond the Mississippi he question Of removal 10 the
al important one. And until that s settled nothing OF
consequence Il accomplished Tslahasse Floridisn, ~
MgErIsG % Ono iRos MAsrERs.-We see
notice IL The P1rtsrot TribEns, 10 tee Iron Masters
Of scioto. Lawrence, Jackson. &c 10 meet, AZ Hang
Ing Rock On the 18th Of October appoint Delegates
% the ColventOo. 81 Pittsburgh. in November Tie
Tsrh Of 1876 ass operated very lnJoriousiy on me
Iron Interest Of hi. country. so much that tne
British Iron Masters rejoicing IN their prosperity
occs.iousd oy the depression Of the American iron Ia
erest and the consequent Export OF British Iron to
this country. Can that be prohibition, which tnus
sacfcs one of .se greatest branches VI trade in this
c1unt-y--'o party, or theory Let Gil Amenesn,
reject such counterfeit patriotism, a. that wnch
adopted Lhe Iarf u $40 tCincinnan Auas.
~ The husband Of Madame Gallot, who was
recently tried and scouitied charge Of forgery Al
Sew-Ofleans has sued for divorce On the ground Of
bed character on the part al bio wife.
~ Capt JoHs THOMAS. asoldier OF the hevo-
luton died in Buckingham Va en- the 18th alt. In Els
sd year.
~ Jacob Kimbal. Of Hsmstesd, \. H. de-
ceased has lef all bis property except go" 70 tne
\. H. Insane Asylum he had no children.
~ Two men belonging 10 the schr. Telegraph
were lost recently during severe gale On Black h'ef'
n Lake Mlchissa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

THE CROwSisg ~ hArri.-A genlennsn 80
- ,..-, ., the lsle croNuing scene in Hayr, states
raj The crown uscd made 81 plsi5bcrd and inai
he glltteripg Jewels spoken q in some letters we're
an false and were actually borrowed Tor the occasion
com usrchsnt oi Port Prince Il ras been -i-'r'
~, tho ueoue looked upon the proceedings Win cold
re-. Oar Informant states thai II there was coidness
h vas he colduess Of Indifference Inc change N
government is only 10 name. Solouqne has aSss'
I'D sbsoiute authority and The more intelligent o. ne
neone arc 90 rowed down by the late massacres ana
onsscstious a. % very LILLE - - ~nst = ice
coi a. e~.rrrnert 40 that their lives and pro
JAZZ :. 80 - -s,erved 20 them Phil Inquirer
-, .cc,nvxr-On the evening OF the
a. i,.t "a Alexander Mcdonnell, Esq. u SCUM
R,snrh accom- panied by Mrs Mcdonnell, was srivins
Sre IN. borrs b~carn. restTe snd attempted 70 run
al while Mr. Mcdonnell was holding IN ihs norse,
n. Med lespeS out the horse stumbled and si uPon
rnsh;ng her 40 severely that she expired on the
.oo, Cornwall u. O. Freeholdsr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

- Liquid Hair Dye improved 50 Is " color the
hsir or hk-rs The applied without the ees>
nory-itis entirely ss from UNPLEASANT odof aud can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately kpphet
without waiting 70 dry For sale, or applied, a bzTcsE
LORs Wig Factory. WslIsi myB TDThAsAsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ CsLHoUs.-A private better wa. received
- .ssefasy irou respectable source In Charles
nso ss nat inielgsnce had just reached that City,
- s.s ~; Cslhoun's parposs to resign HE seat IN
~ NE Vn,tsd Ststss a. an early day.
lhtsA ~ An. lsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ Wigs and Toupees-Ciuxens ara sunysn
are Informed that the largest and beat assortment Of wigs
hgl. Wss Toup.es, bfsds Of Long Hair, he are . b
found at The mandatory Of AEDEUhsT HEARD,
Maiden.lans. Aiso 10 BE had cure fos Dsndrur
"a Ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
oy 1rEes,pH AND EXPRESS TO THE TRIBUNE
Pssi-Omce Robbery.
or ADVERTISING.


rnT eoaen, clerk IN Toe ros h. OnIe Ell, ~
Us cIy ,lrsn,i valuable letters and packages winch
sss n missed ior months past An inFestiss
hs's h. had tomorrow before the United states
cor,missiorer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

Sampson chSrzed with BARCLAY aid caught n ne &c
vas srress-i sni h-i for examination shss s'r~
Wa a. RI 1.o custody charged Win slrslhs
tanning ID be Of cotton Held srswer.. Inc NIX
bn. 4ing 80. IS Chsmbers-st was surgSuousy ehses1
sunday night and number o. lawyers ma oiAes OF
sees broken ard robbed Of several articles OF uinng
vino. with y .-ch Ne meal escslel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ Wsfsr-Cure Iusttfutes.-Dr TRAIL 70
cssss patients at bis commodioas city establishment, -
LaignLsl and Al Oyster Bay, Il !. General pfecacr ~
,sr1ed TO- Advice given for home treatment Consuln
-. 80 Al ~ ~ i.,,s, a. s2S I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

tem.-M. cHARLEs REGsAULr will commence 90 Iuss
day Oct 2 course OF instruction In Vocal Music upon
the new aud celsbrated system Of Chevs, when mas
proved so successful BY this system the pupil can 70
few months learn read and sing the most dimccit nuhe
~ he same time that he becomes mas,er OF the theory and
rules OF composition. The class viii meet on Iuesasys
Thursdsys and Saturdays from 81 10 and VIII conDns
x loou.hs Terms a. per quarter In sdvanes Persons
DESTROYS OF Joining the class will leave thsr Games WI
Regnsnli, IL Howsrd-st The noel III ~
s1yen. So <s~H~"NA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ A Fact for Fa.hionables.-Thoss who put
their hands of MEsBussr HEARD, or any Of
their lourueymen will from under their clean brush
and bright with handsome head OF hslf -
he most fssidlous taste could desire n htdsn-isns
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