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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
Vesv EsaEs and Winter Goods.

Nesv EsaEs asstI Winter Goods.
F3FE Undersigned IS now receiving his fall and
- winter stock Of GOODS. consisting OF
Dry Goods, Clo,biag,
Eo.Rs aAd Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Creckeru.
sIrO", Nasls Glass, Po,cder,
ani es'sry thing usually found in Store in the
mEnei silsof which be will sell a. as low rates as
eaa 4 fon,d at any other store, for Cash.
Locs+I JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19

sSreai = lcssir& 30 EotEler- and a:Edrev
IL IS the safest aud eectaI medicine for ptrif,
sle ESte and relieving te suffer Hgs attendant u6oa child
"ttt ever discovered lt Strengthens beth uoer and
Sia prevents pain and disease and the
lend tAose F" ao have used IL ink Indispensable II J,
- et 'e th before aud after prevents
Diseases aftendan upon childbirth 10 Piles
ratii.s sFeIas Of the Feet Dependency. Heartburn
oiitig Fih DO tLe Back and I.oius Herso-.
fis ad n regulating the Secretions and eq;szing tn.
efe"aon 't has no eaal The great beauty tfs nea
enc p = IS always safe, and the use il uost
s.ccess.a lIy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19

LIZ . L. oo y
Jacob ,t1n@sick,
Em. .zo-tIspr,
Emana.e' allen,
Juliet I'D it.oe,
Mrs. Smith Rrsrton,
Wm. 4 Eanks, 2
Eli i cr7afs,
d. III. srt3
hiss. .{lne Rrouss,
ole I'::>Blqkkstaa,
Eanaaa 81 Barass,
Em. Z. Ilevanss
Richaf5 g Hasr4ett,
Cyprus Biriey, !
J. S. Caa,. bers, 2
JofiH Cfdrs0tc, 5
Thongs tsancn,I 8
Curtis ton,
Thor S foIlinsen,
Ds,ncaa tsampb,H,
Jas. q: R:,ssel 6qnby,
HepJ6;C Kne,', !
HenrpC srry,
Micha.l Goyle,
Rer. +. II Daei,, ?
Penu Dasis,
John Z. Epngn,
Sterpasf Is71on, 2
John sk,a,sy,
DR.. Z: Fl Eliot,
Jams Erans.
~ pa ESs.T-tille,
a. D-::F@ld,
Tho = T.: Foulkes,
Niss :"erAarine Fo1,lkes
MattlaatsFgy,
SamFst y, Fis1,
S. S. eifssrrs,
Da,rs r. Frame,
Tbor5Is sr1dley,
Niis fo,:4sks01,
Mosek sHe,
J. Tladis'.s Griffith,
Josepa fsrases
HrH:.tn... H,n,mon,
Hr. Ten.dra,
DR.. :. i Hapes,
lfuCss E|oDh7AS,
Mrft3ae'[: Housily,
-aifosi e4rtrreg,
John Htss,ssey,
Joha.Hslo,c,
Ricbard: Hglss
job. JArney.
Diprs't ". J.dson,
Josesh yoH,
kHi.e ksadson,
Jas He Kno,olton,
Japss ssenan,
.4nt:;ss ssller,
Henry sannsr,
Hugo f:ana,
jobs Espless,srier,
r. klns:er,
jobs Light,
Is !.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
sPiifinx ssloai.

Neo York. sprd = 1917.
Da TuvSsESn.-t verify bs.icvs Sarsalsarifa
b-eu means through Providence 90 saving nav
lie have fsr several years hal bad Cough. Ii be-
and worse. 81 last raSsd large qnantI-
- blood l.ai >ve.ts aud st.atlY leiis-
CD agI reduced aud dii expect q i've have only
used SaS'al'atl. short he, aai there mas
icriu change roueht able ig walk
80 the city ! 81 blood aud coush has
"a iuu wolf imagine that s---s Ill az
.bsse uits YUar Ubeii.Ht servant.
WM RUSSELL. 65 Caiharjne 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
FIR AN KILN HOUSE,
xA Eas.I E@
General Stage Office.
HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, Wis,
BYIT LATHRQP

By l. T. LAIHR0P.
XNTIIO respectfully Informs the public that he
: Y has recently enlarged his house and will be
happy to receive all who may favor him with a
call.
From his long experience in the business he
ton
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solcits
a continuance Of tic same A large and coulrno-
dious barn IS attached to this establishment me
qualcd by any in Mineral Point Horses and car
riages to let at all times
Stages VIII leave-his house daily during the
season for IIatteyille, Galena and Bubaolle also
Tor Madison and AIIiSvauec connecting with the
different routes through the State lie has also made
the following
NLETV .REP.qNCEWENT
Itojcc 5eeet from l8i5e1al ON 10 Fs-e5ltlin.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
travelling public that he has MADE arrangements
Tor running a stage twice week, to wit; on
Tuesday ana Saturday, from
AIINEBAI. FoINT TO FRAxK1rx.
By the way of Linden, sc. 20 leave Mineral
Point 1t 0 clock in the morning and return TIE
same day.
Stages leave lis House three times weak for
Madison, Milwaukee Galeaa. &c. Packages &c
transmitted with care anddesra.ch.
Mineral Point April 49, 1915. 55-,f
E@1e @ zcE sz e4 er.w-
res- & - m PFo-ITE Vivian & Days
e - .----.F ~ Store al lie function Of
Commerce and ICauts.a. ztIects.
5s@- lac may he .ouad ELIvzRAL
-URs. lo1-s alRtGas. Sc. All S.aIs OF iobb-ng
such irol-eo9puz. Repairing. dc ,.ll be done
on he shores ag--ce. by
sA>lTTLs. EAILLER.
5yT1lnsrS. Farmers, AMI others IN want of any
WORE III ne ABOVE lll!e, WillQlease give him call
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
Come and Sec


IT there IS not the best selection of Fall and
Winter Goods ever offered to the public in this
town at the old stand of
VIVIAN 81 DAyEY.
(CheGp Corner Store,)
at the Junction Of Commerce and Fountain Streets
Among their
DRY GOODS
May be found the following:
Black, Blue, Brown, and Invisible Green, French
and Englisa Broad Cloths
Black, Plaid, Fancy ana Striped Cassimercs and
Black, Blue, Grey and Gold 1nix'd satinetts:
Blue, PLAID and Fancy Cloaking for Ladies
-.9kS(l-
4 very superior article OF Hunters Cord Pilot.
Fulled, and Sleeps Gray Cloths. suitable for
for overcoats in this Geld climate;
Oh Cloths. Canvass for floors.
Printed Druggett, Chenille Hearth Rugs,
Ingram and Nenitan Carpeting,
Plaid and Plain Linseys:
Red, Scarlet, Yellow, Blue, Green. Striped
Plaid and White Wooden and Cotton Flannels.
Whitney, Macknaw, Bachelor and Horse Blank
cts;
Blue, Scarlet, Green and White Blankets from 5
10 IL, suitable for Blanket Goats;
Cassme-es 8ousGne de LANES Of various quail
ties from Is 10 10 cents per yard
Linen, Gotten. Scotch and Birds-eye Diapers
lTish Lingens, Bishop and Scotch Lawns.
Brown Holland and Russia Ducks
Swiss, Book, Null, Jacconet STRIPED. Cross
Bard and other Nuslins.
Edg2ngs, English Be3ched Shect.ng and Shirt
ings from 81 TO lii wide.
Hickory sIiPed for stirring
Bleached anil UnbleacEod billings
Wide and Narrow Ginghams.
French PLAID and Striped Domestic do.
York DENNIS and English Bed Furniture for Is
cts warranted not to fade in Washing.
Glasgow and Corset Jeans
BedGcking.
Black and Plaid Alpaccas
Paralnetta Cloths.
A variety of shawls Of superior quality.
Cornmeal Bagging and Bags
Crash, Linen and Cotton Table Cloths.
Pins, Tapes and 200 va spool Cotton
Hats. Cans, Fur 4Iufs ana Boas.
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Wooden Gloves.
-ALSO-
i splendid assortment OF Ribbons,
Bucs-skin and Wooden 1Iitzens.
Wooden Socks, Comiorters, sc
\ beautiful assortment of
q LLC0E@,
from q to % cts, Per yard. A great variety Of
Ready -Iqde Clo,hfnr.
They have also good assortment of
Books AND STATIONARY,
SUCH AS
Morse's and Parey's Biographies.
| Sanders 1st I'd Sd, and 4th Class Readers.
! Bullions C'rammars, Smiths Aritlmetics, and
Parlys Common School Histories
| Pictorial Spoilers and Prinmers, Elementary do,
and Christmas Primmers
Rough and Ready Alrnanacs. Steel Pens, Qurs,
Sealing Wax and Waters
/ Letter, and ACCOMPLISHMENT paper.
BLANK, Memorandum and Cory Books
Iron, Steel AID Nails;
QUeens2care, Hardtcare, CutlerEy,
GROCERIES, BOOTS & !SFCES,
Go0d Pine, and Oqk L1salJe.
Set, Plastering Hair,
&c, O., q.
u Remember our Teas are Second 10 none
q The West, and here IS to be found tie pure Eng
lish Saffron.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
List OF Letters

Remaining. in the Post Office at Mineral Point o
tAk 31St day of December, 1S4s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
Ecr,,nIr Medicine.

Ect1Gic Medicine.
d IoWHseut'> Sar>afarila Is = and
eut- "t iuiiieut Consumption, btreiu-ss. Pruapsns
tlter ar Falling OF he Womb C,r-iiveussE piles
th"a ot whites Uistsaetcd difficult Aeustru9,ion
c"liineH"c Of Irane. ounary discharge thereof
ui i the general pros ration of tie sysieu,l
"-Ae the result % Inherent produced
A Hre-u'afg Illness accident NOTHING
-1rrri>iHEhaH as iviso ang ects the
fet>"ns OF all weakness aud iassiule, oln taking
] bfcoie robust au4 f 81 energy uuirs its influence
n'in-'7~is eouatsracts The the felais
t7ii"i "isea . the gtcat Of Bsftenn-ss vii
Ui r expected 81 a. OF dcIieuts
4N"t c~ttHeates of cures performed. bat
tr aeti tia ituareds OF have heeH rcrOrcd 10
THou--sJs of where families have hee without
GhiiiteH er using few bottles Of this
cane i"f7 been blessed with Gna. healthy offspring II
has hess expressly prepared in references
Yaiat6 10 female who has suppose
ProactstE tlisi 3eriod The fsTR Of fI6e
sho2id neglect 10 take a. preventive
% horrible
subject the time Of life This period may Be Dr.
tHsf@ r ssorrd wars By HsiEg ttis Nor -
e less valuable for those who approaching uonsau
hood, il l. calculated uatu-e bv rich eang
the blood md nsgorating the system Indeed
efe Is iHval1abie oF all tLs delicate diseases 10 hcA
GonsH are subject.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
lIifffsn Mills.

MHE subscriber would respectfully inform The
| citizens of Iowa County, and the public cen.
orally, that the above mentioned Mills are now IN
operation, and that he is prepared to accommo-
date customers with grinding on the most reason
able terms
The above Mills are situated on the IVES,
Branch of the Picatonica, ten miles West from
Mineral Point. JOEL CLAYTON
Mitfiin. Dec. 1st, lS4S. 1I.-w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19
S. /. BRIDGE, & co,
A Gard.

J. F. LANCASTER,
Will give legal advice, attend TO suits instituted in
inferior courts, collecting, conyeyancing, &c &c.
He has taken an office in the new brick building
on the west side of Main-Sreet Dodgeville where
he may at all times be found. All business con-
fded to him will be promptly and faithfully at
tended to Dodgeville, June Is. 1913
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19

For sale at the lowest market prices by
BEECH * 1ILLEY.
Oct. 25th, 1S48
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-19

1T there IS not the best selection of Fall and
Winter Goods ever offered to the public in this
town at the old stand of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct. 21-6 PM.
Cotton active, including sales to spinners, and
for export with purchases ON speculation The market
closed steady at quotations The market for -four
heavy and prices easier for medium and lower grades
OF this State and Western Southern brands dull
and saes made at slight decline The market for
wheat heavy, with fair demand for milling A
sale Of prime Geneses was made on private terms
Corn opened heavy, but at the close it became
buoyant and closed nrm ct the prices OF yesterday.
There was change Of moment in other grain. Rye
-four was rather heavy Corn meal continued steady
Fork steady, with fair amount Of sales, including
prime, at frmer prices. The Transactions also en-
braced salos to arrive in February next. terms
stated below. Beef was In better demand with fair
sales. at steady prices Lard WAS firm with good de-
mspd for export, at firm rates Butter was in good
demand while cheese was inactive and prices heavy
There change in sugars, while sales mode
rate. Coffee firm with small sales, at steady
prices consisting of lots OF Rio and Java. Freghts
were steady, with rather more Offering, while ship
owners firm, at quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

Dicd,
on Saturday evening 2ith, RosEsr S. NEwBr, aged
so years.
The friends Of the family ard those of his son,in.
law, William Martin and Thomas Savage. are respect
folly invited Go attend BIZ funeral Monday after
noon 2tth met a. % ococs from his late residence
No 30 Dominck street without further invitation.
ON the 2sth a October. 81 severe Illness MAHr ELf
zAri1H iLNNisroN eyed 81 years aud days
The relatives and fienfs ~ the family poet.
fully invited To attend the fuHefal thi. (sndsyl az
terucou at O'Clock fron her late residence No go
Delaney -.
On saturday 9th inst, Ropsar S nALsrr, aged 81
years aud mebths
lis firrds and scquaintauces and those Of his FAINT
~ are invited 10 attend his funeral AZ O'Clock this
tftsrnoon frcm his late residence, 80 Third avenue
On sunday mOrbirg, October 18th, after a lingering
ilus's Dtsitt BsEtF. aged ~ years aud months
Hts fiends and relatives and those of his In Law
Richard D. 'atnsn. respectfully iGvited to attend
the funeral % the residence 81 Richard Csriaan
uon Carriages viil be In waiting TO meet the clock
tfein from ttty HAN
On sunday orbinr. October 2sth. pnors Cana.
hNt only child ~ N IA ~ aud Eliza Iialhck, aged 1
year and 10 months
The friends ~ the family. and those Of her grand.
iathet NJ W King are invited 60 attend the funeral
on ms monday Afternoon At half pact l O'clock
fftm 40 To- Gt,ene street
ON sabbath morning 2sth instant after a short but
tfNsie Illness SthAH JtNF. wife a rboma McBurney
81 brOokiy n 10 tue So IA year q her are
The friends II the family respectfully invited %
attend her fDutfal. this tNoudayi affe noon at az
o'clock frcm the resiterce a her Johs
II Brown. ga Wet 18th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

THANKsGIvNe. -" WINE Atu WNNUrs The
fast sailing bark Nautilus, Captain Lincoln. which
left Malaga On ihe lih oil arrived al this port
this morning, with fol- cargo ol fruit. sc Her
cargo consists at I 500 boxes. 1000 halt aud 600
quarter boxes roistus,. 100 boxes lcmJns % of
orsnpss, 200 trails aluunds, 100 casks uf grapes
1 300 cafks ano ~ qHarieT casks Of wine A timely
arrival. ~ Dry fuut had become very scarce, was
poor, and al hiah cost. The'schOouer Cabot, late
Boston and New York packet. which left Malaga
about the ssne date. arrived al New York this
morning Tho shove are the first two cargoes Of
new fruit for the season The cargo Of the Maui
titus sold at auction this morning, by John
Tyler. Esq, ~ The following prices 600 casks
kesler raisins, a. 90; zoo TO- Molina, s. 80 a
IS 80; 800 belt buxcs bunch fsisins, layers, 90 "a
q 81 l2A; 1000 half boxes, ~ G73 81 IS; 1000
do 81 40 ~ 57b; 1000 qrs - a -; 500 boxes
cluster, 81 - 10; 100 Doves lemons, 90 80 a 81;
30 Kegs grapes, 50 10 o. %; all al 4 months
Boston 1toHso1yt, OF. rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

decrease IN month";. ........ aaN5
The incr.aed export TO Europe In eight months has
been 5SC4 bags masking the total decrease OF export
In lS4s. pared with isls 5Olo2 bags. Hides rhe
fale have been 20 moderate extent. at 100 15Or
Stock about 30 600 tms held firmly at these rates
all the accounts from the South quote them aud
high fteights have suddenly declined TO 5Oc. TO
bited statss. aud very dull Europe i0s 60 Ex-
change rul, a 10 Auguft Is cod aud Is firm at
the latter rate. Pat dollars $40, do doubloons 80
80 eco.
Sept 10.-1he arrivals are. Tartar from Lisbon,
Smyrna. Cape Town aud Roanoke baltimore with 500
barrels nuur shO vessel from Trieste with 200 bar
rels The market T. very dull aud Gales % Richmond
are only by retail az IL a Is Baltimore being
yant,s sells NJ Is 80. stock 10000 barrels. rhs
coffee usikct Is firm although very quiet aud prices
unchanged; stock 80 900 bags treights very dull
e1hsnge. 2od No later dates from Europe or United
states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

yeptions. A Philadelphia, if strongly endorsed,
might secure the post of assistant do0rkeeper at
Hsrrisburgh but let not his vaulung ambition
tempt him 10 reach higher II would be regarded
by Berks, Westmoreland, York and Columbia az
ty-as an attempt 10 trample down and obterats its
ancient landmarks.
Miss Charlotte Cushman, after an absence of
several years. appears tomorrow evening, at the
Walnut as Mrs Halter, In the 4" Stranger" The
excitement to see and hear her is hourly mere
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner appear in the same piece, at
Barnum's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

From the Court Circular, dated Osborne, Oct.
IL, we learn that his Excellency Abbott Lawrence,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penlpotentiary
of the United States, with his lady and family has
arrived In London, and entered upon his Official
duties. The Londsn Daily Ne1s has a very COM
plimsntary notice of Mr.. l. the fame of whose ia
Tents had preceded his arrival The Liverpool
Times remarks, Z" that he will prove discreet and
accomplished ambassador, thers can be no doubt.
We cordially congratulate hin on the high d,plo-
uaatic position he has attained, the discharge of
the duties of which cannot fail to reflect honor and
dignity on the great rspubio.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

Captain Mayo, from Port au Prince, Sept, %,
arrived this morning. There was general com
plant of the scarcity Of coffee, and in fact nothing
was plenty save titles OF nobility, which bid fair
and worthlessness. They are called by some, in
derison, the dragged nobility. "-Boston Evening
TrQveLler, Oct. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29
Pnssengers Arrived.

LvEEpooI-steamship Sarah sands-Mr and Hrs WIN
Cswley child; Miss sherman OF Canada Carruters,
and Bruce Mrs and Master Nan While. Of New
Nork; Mr. and hrs Wallet Roberts, q England; Mrs
II uawkipt and Mise Maxwell. cf U.s. Thompson, 2eth
rest and ~ CauEhey Of Ireland MNithali Dr. Rap
sha nd sons OF tng Davis lhiladolphi Mr. festo-
rius Germany MT s,ortr. Go. Mr. sands. Lvepool Mr.
and Ars 4 Beauferd ondon Mr Cordutes VIZ and Mrs
LELAND Morcritf Halony Mrs Gum. e ireland; Mas
n Ialt, Mrs Ilayos, Enrand-an m The storage,
CuAgHEs AM kiNgsToN- Steamship Crcscent tity-Gen
VIM q Norris, VIM Nortis n Tayior. Philadelphia Capt
John Luke, RI n Curss VIM Darby. DAVID Ncfadden;
& FULLER, Henry Dow. From Kingston-J homer Mrs q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

A SoN OF Col. BENTON IN A SrABBINa AFFAIR
A son of Thomas ii. Benton stabbed Mr.. Lyons,
of Louisville. on Wednesday night last. Mr. BEN
ton was about accompanying lady from the paror
of the Weissiger House to her ROOM Mr., Lyons
proposed to join them. Mr.. Benton was offended
at The proposition and soon after, in an adjoining
parlor, the stabbing took place Cincinnati En-
quirer, oct. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

sAr rRkNcisco- ship Henry Ware. from Bostoa-xessrs
Chrinotlsr Robinson Alfred artwt andrew Waterman
and ceorSs u sandenon, Of Boston; John Taylor, joel
Rufse aud Luther TAYLOR. % Last Cambrdgc Henry
Hove, Geo Hove. Geo Herved aud John Burrdre, Of
Ntdford Jno Kimball. Simeon Frost, Lasssn II Burull
Charles smith. Fiormond soore. Samuc Ncwc0mb. r.
lnralls, Edw Hawkes. ohd Moses CoUpen q Lyna; 10
seph Curtis Charles Rowland aud Rhert Lord, Of keune-
ttnk-.3
Ssr TpAroIsco-Brig Archelaus. from Bostan-ucssrs
Jos,th Porter Frederick Iinsmoe. Reuben SMALL Lewis
Berruis. and james Bowfcti % ---,-5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

THE BARK EUEEBA. Dor CALrroRNIA.-ln our
last number. W buuctd the ARRIVAL from Cleveland
OF the bark Eureka. She cleared ON Thursday, al
our Custom house, for san Francisco, with the fol-
lowing cargo and ihrtJ eight VA ssengers;-@ bbs.
paint, tons gutd stones, I eases srgars. l23
wooden door. 80 cooking stoves. no cottage
stovts, 40 DO flour and corn meal. ton Bologna
saussges, 200 bags sat. 80 VI lett of lumber 10
boxes pickles, l engine boiler and fixtures. aud
ssw.mlll fixtures, 26 TIA boilers with covers. I03
elbows. 2ll hhds. stove plpe, % tin ovens This
Is The fret American merchant vessel that has ever
sailed below Montreal: she has been allowed to do
so by special authority from Engl4nd. The Eureka
3i5 tone buuhsn. l:7 feet keel ~ feet beam. and
can carry 1000 b,s. Hour. She drew feet v
inches water. aud had no difficulty ~ coming from
the upper lokes. except IN the Wcsnd canal.
The ucks in Ihs camel ave ol two sizes % feet aud
26i wide One Of he smallest sze, No. ~. was
found TO be ouy ~ t,et q inches wide, and the
sides OF the Eureka had to De cut swsy to enable
her 20 pass through Myntg0i (C0) Pilot,
Ost 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

.9nn0Uncenenfs ~ Brfhf. hsfriasss. aud Deaths o.
not tnsotsd unless duly -uftsnfcoiss and pad fer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

IsT OF LETTEKs REMAINING IN the NEW YORK
- Post once, October ., lss9.
PUBLISHED IN THE rAfER EAVtNe
CTuCuLkTtoN.
Please mention the date OF the List in which they ad
yertiscd. -..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

sobr-Johp. Sleeper, Thouastsu, 5dsys.
echr Corpslia, Young. New Bedford, 2 DAYS.
schr william. Weeks, New Bsdfsrd, 2 days.
Below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

Steamship Isabel Rollins for Charleston she got to
yesterday at2P PM ship Liberty. for Glasgow; barks MILAN
dop fr Havana Ann Harley Ter Glasgow anchored at the
sPiS brig MARYLAND for Cuba, and others
Der 2Wind AZ sunrise Nh; meridian, Sc; At ssnset
by 5. lght-very thick the fore part Of the day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-19

yXTANTEDs daily, at the Baltimore, Philadelphia,
wv New York, Boston, and New Orleans General Agen-
cy and Commission Office, Young Men In wholesale and
retail stores, and other respectable business book
keepers salesmen porers, bar keepers walters, farmers
coachmen, agents, book and map agents, collectors
oversees In all branches Of business &c. We have all
times large number Of good situations hand, which
pay from $500 to $1,000 per Those in of
uatons OF any kind would do well give CALL as
have agents in each Of the above Cities which will enable
us TO place applicant In suitable situation
shortest notice We have large acquaintance in all the
entire satisfaction to all who may favor with a call
TAYLOR ~ TAYMAN, No SO Second street,
between South and Gay
Persons living in any part of the United States
and wishing to obtain situation In Baltimore, either oil
the above cities, will have their Immediately attend.
ed to BY addressing us line (postpad) by deing
they will curta both trouble and expense which they
erwse would incur by coming the city and seeking EN-.
TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No. 80 Second street,
May 2i-dn Baltimore, Md.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-19

wings tpo, that in addition to the unenvabe notoriety
gained oy hls almost shameless course in this affair he
mas added mat OF being-shall we call the names We
VIII not-let US say he is a falsfer of his oafhs
HOW lar thls work Of prescription is 70 CO. we know
not Thank Tod, cannot 20 much farther We hope
the Richmond Wing will now sleep sound
for to use the words Of the whig Justice has over
Collamer, or Fitz Warren can reach. we hone. how
ever, that justice will not end hsrs We hope q least,
that small modicum will be saved for use next winter
The Wings mouth will then be closed in appeal n.
editor wen knows the interest he took in the removal on
Mr. Harris the democratic mail agent between Richmond
and Washington city The wings have commenced this
dirty business. but do not intend to follow their ex-
ample. We speak our sentiments openly and above
measure is absolutely necessary 10 enable 6e democratic
party do justice. Prescription must be prescribed We
believe general sweep" to be as necessary to purify
the political atmosphere thunder storm Il to purify
the terrestrial We believe proper, in order that 4 may
be seen that the democrac party are not % be frightened
by the dares and gasconade OF the wing press and
what has not been the heretofore. whgery must feel
this FA RsF