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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, Estate Of

/ I : OF " II V-N@LN- Z isaac u
Iowa County, SIS. Or CHEsToFsos.
Notice Is hereby given that : DIN Week las fled
IN the county court his petition praying Admins
tratiou upon the estate OF ole Ches,oison. late +
said county, deceased. : hearing viii be Aad up
on said petition at probate term Of said court
next to he holden at the probate Office IN Mineral
Point on Monday the 23d day OF December. III
-ttut, when and where any person interested may
appear and show cause why tie prayer Of the pc
titoner should not be granted
PARLEl EATON, County Judge
Da-aj December 3i, 1850. 17-@w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
II A r D w A r z !
rIRRITS GORDON 8 a.
1T IVz0zesaze and BetatZ!t

TIBBITS. G ORDON & co.
sgrAVING received their new stock OF
~ Hardware feel warranted in making
the announcement that they can supply tie
country with whatever goods may be wanted
IN their line Of trade, and at prices, TOO, that
will obylale the necessity Of any one going to
MIwaub e 10 buy GOODS.
To Blacksniths, carpenters. Joiners, .HtU-
,crights. GaJinet Mixers, Wagon Makers.
FGrnlers, and al others they return theirsin-
cere thanks for the patronage bestowed upon
them last year, and now invite them respect
fully to call aud examine their
IA m- xx GR@-a
as their stock Of TOOLS for every branch
Of trade has been greatly increased and tacil-
tiles much improved by etfectiug their pur
chases from the best manufactures. nj great
ly reduced prices, which reduction they
cheeriuly give their customers every advun-
tage OF. rs an examination will fully prove
They have now on hand
900 bars best American tire iron
100 = do buggy non
500 . round aud square 70 , inch do
SO bundles do do I To So do
50 horse shoe iron, all sizes
so " Norwegian uail rods
10 stake iron. assorted >i2es
SO . baud iron from TO in. wide
80 - hoop do assorted sizes
SWEDE'S IRON.
100 bars assorted sizes Swcdu's bar
100 square do
10 bundles Swedes horse shoe iron
STEEL.
90 bars assorted east steel (Nuylor & Coz
30 do do do (Americar)
bundles German steel
10 bars English blister steel
10 " American do
100 slabs asstd width and thcku'ss pow steel
BLACKSNITHS' TOOLS.
10 Smiths bellows. from % to So inch
10 American and Euglish anvlls
70 Wees
50 sledges and hammers, assorted sizes
- screw plates. all sizes
goo lbs bcst horse shoe nails.
FARMING TOOLS.
10 doz Blood's, Waldren's and Al,ilard's grass
doz do do do cradle do
6 :. grain cradles, Mou1ey's Grapeyines, sc
10 - , and , tined hay forks
10 d" scy.he snaths, from IS to S. each
B. y eickles
20 " "Qaiue5any' scythe stones
"Berea' grIadstones, 1000 lbs
Com. Ohio DO 400 lbs faxes
- hxs Simons', Davis, Hunts aud Collins
6 doz Ames' cast steel shovels and spades
- Thomns < Co.'S 30 do DO
1 =. iroa and steel grain scoups
, - crowbars (steel poiuted)
! :. pi, kaXes
4 mattochs doz grub hoes
10 8. st, Ell plate hoes, withand without h'ndls
, Is casks log chains
g trace DO twisted and straigh.
l = halter chairs, all sizes, dvz dog 40 do
: cash biGdng 90
1000 rs cable Chains. from 4-lG to SIS inch
Drag IcetH, Beethe Rings, Ho4 UlZges,
Strip Hinges, CuhJr4t9r Teeth,
HoohS and Eyes,
and thousands Of articles which the Farmer
needs bat which We have not time 10 emu
lncrate.
All VIII Be sold as low. and blrcr than ey-
er before known Ia Madison.
45-SIo1 TiBBITS, GORDON s co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

THE subscriber bees 10 offer for sale By PUB
Lie AUCTION. on Tuesday next, tie I7-h
DAY of December. A. d. 1850. al the hour Of two
oclocll ON the premises, the tt-ee-eishths l3-s1
Of lot itty-slx hf y-six with the dwelling there
on. IN the occupation of Vim. S5aye'y, as
store, being the property Of Nicholas Curry de-
leased. JOSIAH lNACk
Mineral Point. Deer 12th, 1850. III Admir-.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF
z ALL & WINTER


d a I AIR c HID & co.
N RE now receiving their stock of Fall and
xs-& Winter Goods, direct from the eastern mar
ket, and feel warranted in saving TO their old Gus
toners and the public generally. that they can sup
Ply them with whatever articles they may want.
at prices unusually low. Their stock consists OF
all the various articles in the line OF
Dry GooIs. Gy0ceyJes, CrocLcru
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING
B29ts and Slices, HarcZlcqre, SC, &c,
sualy kept in this market: and as regards quail
ny and low prices they fatter themselves that
customers VIII be fully satisfied on examination
that they can receive full equivalent for their
money. Believing that quick sales and small
profits far better for both seller and buyer we
respectfully invite those wanting any article in
oar line to cali before purchasing elsewhere and #
any 90 away dissatisfied it shall not be IN conse-
quence Of losing aIrstrate chance TO make good
bargain.
oar Goods are daily arriving. and our stool, is
unusually large. Every article was selected with
great care, and especially for this market Call
and examine for yourselves, and if you 20 away
without purchasing, no offence will be given.
D. 4. FAIRCHILD & co.
Mineral Point, September 1880 IA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
\ z w G O O D S!


ne Old and leetikaotra Sand Of
j L Z c II s. TILLEY.
~ novv receiving our stock Of FALL and WIN
riH GooDs- which. when completed viii comprise
the heaviest assortment yet offered in this market
Glr Old stock having been nearly all disposed OF
the goods about 10 offer 10 our customers
II ID be found to be fresh from the eastern cities.
ara OF quality inferior 10 none before bro I
70 this place. Our stock of
DRY GOODS
Cannot he beat Il viii Ia found to consist OF
every article needed by any Of our numeroas Gus
touers. and, as 20 quality and prices, We invite
purchasers TO cali and satisfy themselves.
Among our
OCERIES
Nay be found the very best qualities of Coffee.
Sugar, Tea, Sajrrs.aS F'9lu- Dlle3 Fruit Salt To
btro Sp.le, Pepper GDla- Fia. Pork, &c ac., IN
gliding Ill that is desirable or necitul We have
also heavy stocks of
CrocEcru ILard1~arc
lion, Nuits. StoI, GlaSS Cutlery. &C.,
Together with large supply Of
Bots a4a Sizes. I{ltS. CUPS, and Bon
l.e.s, Ecal yItaia Cutting, Ii0oIeu
Hare,
and 70 be short. ve y.ill be able to supply our
eu- toners with any thing ia our line that they
may desire. and rcspec fully ask one and all 10
~ rs the privilege Cd showing them oer goods
and informing Is u Our prices, which SSH ~
Ell times b. pleased Is 13 g,s.aoa, he 81 reward
BEECH & TILLEN.
Mineral Point. Sept l-4 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

= NJ smoI1oTs WI he I0oEed 70 I'D hcII
accountable for any and an Lead Mineral or OH
or ores raised on the above described Lands, and
removed from the salae by them
JOHN BBACkEN. Agent
Mineral Point Sept Is. 1877. 5ti
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
Egcrfgage sale.

IgGHJ az @gGG G8g Q0g3 ogG8.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
P0Stlll.e nLent-

The Above sale IS postponed until Tuesday,
December 81, at the same hour aud place.
Dec. Ia 1850. Us
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
lands Her sale.

! ne land Is 0aTt pTaITle ana paTt fImHer; tbe
timber Is young and thrifty. There Is a good
SPRINc or wsrE0 on the preTllses-It Is also in
a good neighborhooi, being about miles south
east Of Mineral FONT and desirable situation ior
q farm -
.4LSO-Eigllty acres of Timber land in Green
county Wisconsin. being the : } OF the : + I oi
section =, town ] north, range ; East
For further particulars apply to --- Taylor
Esp Land Agent Monroe, Wis. or TO the subscri-
Der Al Mineral Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March o. ISIS 3otf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

~ RUSHES-A full assortment oil Paint brush
- Is. Var ISL brushes, Sash Tools. GTaining
brushes. Scru0bing brushes. Shoe brushes, Ha r
Cloth and Tooth Brushes lust received and Z =
sale b. IHEO. bVDJLf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
Inh1 s. Nslkor.

TN pursuance OF a decrctal order made in the
- above entitled cause by The circuit court for
the County and state Aforesaid setting as a Court
OF Chance-y. the Hon. Mortimer " Jackson pTesi-
ding AT tenn OF said court begun and held Mt the
Court House in the town OF Ninera} Point on the
21st day Of October. a. D. 1850. on the 18th
day Of the Term viii be sold ~ -facuon. at the
'front.' door of the Court House, to he highest and
best bidder for cash, on the 2sth dav of December
next, between lie hours Of I'D clock 4. ~ and
clock p. ". Of said dag. tie following described
premises. VIZ The north east quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section number tweaty-four (24)
Township number eight o. north Of Range
number five % east, IN Iowa County, state Of
Wisconsin, together with az and singular tie APP
purenaaces. rgatz privilege and advantages to the
same belonging.
, ,I.-5 - p- LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
No ...'' sIs-. $50 Iewa County, Wis.
Y. ..--r.-r,.a 4 LEon,.... ;. IT, u So
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California.
WASHBURNE & W0ODMAN,
E~-A vrr.

C@ALs w 1s
lake this method of announcing to their friends
that Mr.. Woodman will leave here about the mid
e of May next RIA. New York and Panama for
California where lac VIII give his attention to all
matters Of business that may be entrusted to his
clargc. He expects 10 be IN Sacramento City by
the first OF August and VIII be prepared to furnish
r'mIttanees TO this region of country and the AT
l'-ntic Cities, and TO transact all business which
may be placed in his hands.
The business OF the firm at Mineral Point vii
be conducted as heretofore
Mineral Point, March IS 1880 Tn23n1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
P.asTtivcIv fBr sale.

I'VE thorough bred Stallion Corsica
/ Corsica Is one Of tie most beautiful Horses
III America aud has established MS reputation for
producing tie finest stock i'll the State, as well as
being sure foal getteE.
pelzree, by John Richards Dam Selina-see
Turf Register. Apply by Litter or otherwise to
45rf THOMAS AN>LEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
MORTGAGE SALE
CUT Couur-Ia,ca County: Wisconsin.

Henry Z. Peek, and
Taeophelus l. Baker.
merchants and eo-paTt-
8css trading and doing
business under tul uaMe
frm and style o. Peck
Il Baker,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
Business Directory,

-cssls inserted By the year al s. FER line.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
MOTT NAN OLSEN

s4-- services as PHYsIcIAN and SURGEoS
.s... ab.tants OF Mineral Point and vicinity.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

II in DJSEE ~ D.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
Akcnaorelt.
DIR. WILLIAM HILDEBRAND

IT As removed lis office TO tie building one
l. door above r. D. PuLroRD's Drug store.
on High street. wAere he may be found at all
Tunes unless professionally absent
mugs ant dea}cE$fs l0I sale a. heretofore.
Mineral Point, August Ist. 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

FITS,: FITS. FITS
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG TAILOBS!
= e gHN =. * E2V ANS
NNTFOULD respectfully announce 10 their Gus
" toners and The public generally, that
they have removed 9 the new building, two doors
below the Jewellers Shop Opposite their OLD
stands where they VIII alaa-s Be found IN readi-
ness TO 60 any kind . Work in the line OF
TAILORING
HI tine ZEs4G STOLE.
They can assure those wanting work in their
line lAa- pains VII be spared TO DO work that
VIII fl the body, please the eve and endure the
aaEdshiPs 20 which The wearer may be subject.
Please call and Try rs, ard we presume YOU viii
be pleased with oar work and prices.
Mineral Point Ger ICta. 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
Notice
TO Miners and SIN elters.

( IL persons are hereby notified not TO frespass,
& mine or dig upon tie following Lands without
~. i'm Ir...ll lie o.. llal- or = I'M.
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c.,r.es ia tic Cabinet.

A telegupbic dispatch received last even
;,a from q correspondent Of The Tribune at
washington, informs us that it is there gen.
,e,ollv rumored that President FILLMORE
ell firm Cabinet composed throughout OF
men in favor of the Compromise Dill now
before the Senate. DANIEL WEBSTER Oh
Massachusetts is named as Secretary OF
State, and WILLIAM G. DAWSON of Georgia
as Secretary of War. We give the rumor
simply for what it may be worth.
Another dispatch says that the entire
Cabinet have rendered their resignation as
usual on the incoming of new President,
but that at the request Of Mr.. Fillmore they
will remain in Office until the close Of the
present session of Congress. This also is
another rumor.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY II.

n ,e,,ec, sr the memory Of the late President or
the United States, 10 meet sgsin at IL O'Clock.
Noon Session.
TIE Convention re6ssemb ed It the hour named,
and wa, called TO order by the Chairman. &. w.
| Curtis from the Committee on Permanent Ohcers'
admitted the followiI 6 report;
For P,e,ider,-Hcn. cHslstoPHER hoRoAN OF
A eo, yt,e,. P,aiSen,,-J Car Of NswYo-k. W y.
t1v nsrl, vie u Albany, q. sinne Of Err, Hiram
Pofpsm Fl Osonctgs w. 4. Csdy oiO4Wego, sad Cisf-es
10 H1 ssc,sta,s, K Wee Of Ehe D. B-Om, o.
! ser.ocs " Pheics q Abrny
Mir. G. b. sede wick. from the Committee on X
solLtiCBs, submitted tue NO"hy' Nulcn "ts
unanimously adopted
Ttstthe Couyeluon hiss heard WIN polj1ni Iegre ne
sudden Al UIt29toec oesh % 'us ~. =. a. nus - -
&c ,ss ,96 - iS'Pf'' - L" mum" ~ - INV
Mr. j e Cary seconded and spoke eloguently ia
A'P Afternoon Ssssion.
The Convention assembled &C o'clock 2
ard wescalleo 10 order by the Chairman pro ten
Tie report Of the Commute permanent oil
Gers wa unanimously adopted.
Hon Christopher Morgan, on taking the Char,
aGdressCd the Convention On the object OF ia as
semily, AID returned thanks for the honor coller-
red UPON him.
MIR c. b. Sedgwick. from the Committee on he
solutions, submitted the following series:
J. Re,oired Ttttih proposition bsflr7 m Convention
arc Ibis se is not ttHi our pesent Common Scnyoi az
a. en- Of lite bfsr chts END cetis Il perfect nul Inst sh'd
ths Hst.e0 n 80 fs'fe y pfovise- nsi uur Cun-
II on Schools Tree 10 eli tho chi dren ofn's ssi7
hesored Tint prnc pie uph-d o. TINS Convention,
he rrc whcr should be xed end esaolis - N INC
10 MUGS nom, of his STATE r. thsi ihs Oqeg ~ w
STATE ,he CHILDREN OF st- pr m ms wofds
Of e fr,t ~ h- Act thet me Common Scnbos 10
thr Dilute 81 he STATE shH ne e- 10 Gil psfephs
re,idrg n lhc tlrici over h'e Enc un-ef i",-S'-'
yeHTs OtnPc .-,..,
Fois,d Thst the true welfare Of safe " 70 % ~
tsn-o wholly Ivy highways sn' eanei' oy esyln
er. Dusf,s by ponce ana s'an9iog armies but ~ TOO
aeve pmert ofthe physical ir'e!cc'n2l and more 49,
eo nj l- rYplic ex pense mucn snDud ths iuct-
n, N he vtge people be amply provided os fom me
slhle revenue.
[Our report breaks of here
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The Free School Convention.

SYRACUSE, wednesday, July 10.
Pursuant to can, the State Free School Commit
tee assembled at the City Hall in this City at 10
o'clock this morning. The attendance was quite
large, delegates being present from most all parts
Of the State. Mr.. J. N. Mitchell of Syracuse called
the Convention to order and S. S. RANDALL Of Al
b4ny was chosen Chairman pro tenn. Mr.. Randall
ca taking the Chair submitted few appropriate
remarks in relation to the subject for which the
Convention had assembled to complete the tempo.
fHy organization Of the Convention.
B.. h. RICE of Erie, was appointed Secretary
On motion Of E. w. Curtis of Onondaga, the fol
loving Committee was appointed by the Chair to
report permanent Cfhcers TO the Convention :
Messrs CGItis Of Onondsgs Steele of Erie, Holly
of Wyoming Cobourn Of Tiogs, Phelps Of Albany,
Beekmsn Of Syracuse, and Woolwor;h of Court.
land.
On motion OF Mr.. Steele Of Erie, the Chair sp-
pointed the following Committee on resolutions
s. j. May Of Syracuse. S. S. Randall Of Albany
w. II. Leggett Of Wesches1er.
On motion Of the same. the following COMMITTEES
on Address were appointed Nessrs. Greeley o.
New York, Steele Of Erie, Ney of Syracuse, Co
bourn Of Tioss, Phelps Of Albany. and ssiswici
of Erie.
Next On motion Of o.. N. Percs OF 0neids. q
h.lEpass Ten O'Clock tho Convention sAiosrned o.
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rYrOn q. Hsr.n Of weene.a,r !

THE RocHEsfsE KSocusSs AT V.SDEsBUse'si-
Whs IN 81 VsKseIbzrss eelsbrAted Dialns sA!ooa zee
erdsy which located 4. IS Annst were startled By
ind neariy resembling hSs Of tho aoche,,er hn0ek
es that mssGed had oapd way into Bsruum's
Hce rresd Of tbs ccrforsbc saloon Of fiscd Van
stborg We LOOKED around 10 discover tho OF tho
mysterious no.se but IN vain. We looked 10 the direction
Ct bs TIE Usually bland face" Of our hoss had
yhosty appearance There too, disspp cinsed,
for d.nburg was nmbly receiving the change tmsg.
Inc our feelings When sno,t m despair again looked
oUDd aud discovered The noise proceed from tbs han
die OF Professor Crimes knfo, who had bsen hing Zoe
something to refresh the inrer TIE Professor, who
Ia ore OF psures nobemen obtained whs he wanted and
went away rejoicing
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by TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
The Cabiuef.
Bv Speeial Dispdteh 10 The Tribune.
MAsnlNGIoN. Wednesdsy Evening July II

Bv Sperial Dispdtch 70 The IFi6"ne
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Evening, July 10.
The Cabinet it is said, have positively resigned,
and it is also confidently asserted that the new
Cabinet is partly filled already, with WEBSTER
for Secretary of State, McKESSoN of Pa. for
the Treasury T. BUTLER King Of Ga. as Secretary
of War, Ex-Gov. GRAHAM Of N. c. for the Navy
HOPKINS of Ala. for Attorney General CoRwlS
Of Ohio is talked of for Secretary Of the Interior
and GEo. EVANS Of Me- for Post Master General
The Loco Focos will caucus tomorrow for Pres
dent Of the Senate.
Mr.. CLAY is said to have the reins now.
You can take the above for what it is worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

FLORIDA Z. G. CABELL has been induced
to abandon hiS determination not to be canfl1ate
for reelection TO Congress, and will itand &c the
Wing candidate. His friends have urgently soic'
tied his acceptance Of re nomination in pubic
meetings throughout the State. MAJOR JOHN
BEARD, the Loco nominee, has accepted Though
svee TO political contests" and goes tor the d.
ftrsonian (Russian) principles OF Calhoun In bis
letter Of acceptance.
- Hon. WILLIAM Fl. BROcKEsBRoUGH, who
under the Territorial government. was one oil Tue
Senators from the Western District-as one time
President Of the Senate-U. S. District Attorney
fer the Western Dstrict-a member, I've thInh'I
ofthe Constitutional Convention, and Representa-
tive in Congress from the State, died on the @S:h
ult. in Tallabassce, ct the early age of37. He wa"
greatly admired BY both parties.
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CHEAP AND EXPEDITIONS ROUTE TO NEW ENG
LAYD.-Passebgers leaving Now.York by the
Long Island Railroad at 9 A. M reach Newton
don, Norwich, and all The way stations on the New
London Railroad, stonington and all the way sta
tions on the Providence Railroad, Jewett city,
Plaiufeld and oil the way stations on the Norwich
and W Worcester Road the same afternoon, and Bos-
ton the same evening, at as low rate Of fair as
sDy other line Returning BY the Same route taey
reach New. York at 6 p ~ on the day Of starting.
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cbances that Mr.. Fillmore may int'oauoe
into either the policy or the personnel 0, tue
.I,:-:4,.,;on That he will be o. 9
n n11i', there is no possible doubt lie
ies.U; ;n,o Office at a delicate and important
go when no course can be free from en-
t.r-assments, no line Of conduct escape con-
d.mnation somewhere. Let us hope for his
career under these circumstances such sue
cess az the Future shall approve and HISto-
~ record with satisfaction.
The following letter from Mr.. Fillmore
in reply to an invitation to be present at a
Sons of Temperance celebration Of the Fourth
ofJuly, at Buffalo, will be read with interest;
W.sgIssros, June 10, 1850.
GEsTLEMEE: have received your Mad inSl'a
tjob 10 attend " Union Celebration ID tue Guy u
Buffalo, Of The approaching anniversary u our NN.
tionAl IgdependeDce. Nothing could give me more
81, o,nre than 10 be permitted 10 mtngle wiIn my
ieIlow-citizens on that joyous occasion. Judging
g., n, the iayorf bic reports which nave recen'y
hesyd of the progress Of the cause OF IemPo'A"o
~ RpHslo Ialer that this Union CeeorA'o" p
;n,nlie, a union Of Patriotism and remPerance-o'
l1dI heads and ~erm hearts-snd such nHioH Is
cr1atly desired at this time 10 save the O"a'H W
s't;lL uce arc ali 40 sevotecy attached. do not
boweyer. anticipate that it will BE- in my power TO
sCce, your stering invitation, as my OH la da-
fieswili in all probability require my presence here'
trust, however, that notwithstanding the pres
ont Dsinful aspect Of our political affairs aud the
isr,ipg dscord OF sectional feeling, that the wisdom
AID Cancellation Of the generation are e4ual
10 The preservation OF the glorious Constitution ua
IMPAIRED, which they have received as the great
al blcssifg from their ance stors, aud that this
hirih-dey Of cur nation shall ever find US "one and
iaseparoLie." ,,,pn vu1uopu
ORsos PHELPS ana oike'r, Commi-e OF AhSns~n'N'1
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TEE ABBorsFosD P PROPERTY FOR ssLs-rhe spentidy
situated estates at Abbotsord, the Hadson River opPo
site Pemont half nile south OF Desrman, consisting OF
lots varying ia size frOn qusrter TO two scres each.
arc now IN tho msrke; low prices. Communication by tho
Hudson River Railroad IS cents to pearman, whencs
cssees convey passengers gratis to tbs properly Terms
the oct liberal Thomas FRERE Agent 90 Nssssust from
9AM to u NJ; at Abbosfsrd, to s o'clockP.M.
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GIVE 1T AT LEAST oss TRIAL-If our readers wsrs
aware Of tho extraordinary merit Of r. BABRIrrs Sap
Powder Il would at come into general use, for u
most assUredy cninshes the tolls aud dradgey Of wash
pg day In very great degree. Each package has ex-
pet directions aud IL sold Ct the low charge OF shg
Ing This IL very large sum to veuure and we i'd
vre every fuale 10 procure packages and tes Its esims
Fer sale by EARLE co 60 ard 10 Wa,hlugtonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

r. TIE BEsr ASSORTMENT OF THIN SUMNER 0ooos In
New-York, may be found at HITCHCOCK LEADssArsRs
GT Broadway Leonard st. where they keep every
hirR suitable for the season, as Grenadines orgsadls
Bsreges SILK Tissues, Fousrd sEs Grenadine and Ba'
Iese shSwls and gcar &C., &c They are selling Goods
now a, the lowest NOTCH and in the lie Of printed Lawns
end Musns they have beautiful article OF fas! eoloo
a ward wide at Sd yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

WATCHES AND GoLD PEss-Ws have no pre1uoes
agsn, cry other house IN the CITY, hut zoe were 10 voc
wsy OF purchasing eier Of the above rnce' We sa'ua
uDquesiOnsbly give J. Y sAvASs, 81 Fai'onsI 'ne ~"
e, IA. Walcbe. are all srrsned No l. aud " for bis
Gold Pen, Cbe Rcheieu Ever.Ponled) no one questions
tLsir superOliiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

r. Those handsome Lawns at Cd yard at HrcHcocx
& LEADsEArER's s41 Broadway are both graifiOg and
astonishing the ladies' for they getting their light SAM
mer wadrobes FOR less than half the usus cost aud Ct ths
sme time getting the fashOua5s and desirable soodsi
for beside these they selling Grenadines Silk Tissues,
Orssndy Buslius thin Fousrd sss thin shsvl', s:srfs.
ard every other hind Of thin Summer goods at very 10"