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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

q Notice TO all the Custom Taiiors who
fpeak hDsIish.- Brethren call upon you TOT our
own and your ngh stand by wign advice AID desc.
The real Union has been formed for the rghb OF Laool
ion inow Ibe cause hold out for. Where 10 Ine nAn
Who would bis brother abOreT Ia distress and sue
bach time when nights are 10 DO obtained Oy uon
We therefore, call up brehren TO DIN ut Ior your
own and our interest," and call meeting on Mo1no,uy
neIl the tn ips and here aud then appoint OOnno
10 report 10 your vie rh1fidsy lae 9.1 ~
t0clock NJ a. the ShHkspere Hotel co1 o. w ~ 49,
On behalf OF The Committee OF The German custom
ans lts HENRY LSLLN EOHN 000J ,
n Mercantile Library Association "A, a,tn
hhis season. tbs Library Will DC coseu l'i - Sc
from the inst for the purpose o. clesniog -
One OF the LbrArisus will be constantly IN a. eausoe, "
receive ouIsanong volumes which members orc ~
requested 10 return once TO ensure Tue
catalogue DOW 10 preparation and TO oovlsle .ne ~
ofpurchGsing e0ois which may olherwlse DC So
psi lIu5 lwsI w OGDEN, kec' ooC-
s---
To Uphostercrs.-An members o' tle SOesdo =,
men Uphc slsreTs sOeieb Of New YORK are
hssnd their regu sr monthly meeting 81 %.9 VI A.
corner OF Eiksneih 81 next Wednesday eNeuS ~
asoeiock UpholsieTefs. come all because ou'"
resi importance TO trade 10 10 be usnsseyed
CHARLCs CRUX, Presise az g
Up EVANS, secre'Ny suO !" 4
" IL Is ParIic uiarly Requested tnst a, NC AZ
eest OF the faors Protective Union attend
NE Sixth WNd Hotel, 'or the purpose OF psYns fhs
Ieue Of peci in oEe time TO these lam enleG
Germans who came By their deaIh Monday aug t,s
seeking 70 redress their grievances. s~0
~ I. d. O. P.-Grand Lodse Of Nortneu ~
fok-A special session win be held on W. 10 seSS
srosdwsy Tor ibe purpose OF comforting The aes0'
sns ala VII Ii PRALL, Grand Secretary
. = GAos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
NIBIO'S.
u5rn.-y,,J JOHN sEFTON's Benefit

"WEDNESDAY Au.g,, 7lh-Fir.t a5ne,r,rc. q, the
-. css.9rHed Comedian Mr.. bURroS Lat aghi but
MI W 49, u ie bAngy and NOES Darsnd. First appearance
=. Ems Snolne Chapman. Mr.. Bars and Mr. s. John
M, Al, sfsssh Of Promise, Poor PleOddy, Diveri,e-
-- 80 eAs'efes oflndia- ss6 IL
1 'AsTLE GARDEN Havana Italian Opers CON-
rT-ttSsTN gbesr me direction Ct S;g-of 2. BadiAi-
sCLspAf ENENlNG. August S, will be performed
beiiIIi Opers Of NORMA
noImA sgnorna Siedanoui; Ponone. slsnor Lorlni;
0Ioyeso sgLoI karini, Adals asia Sgnorni Co.uni
S-aHLo sis y bAdiAl CotidA, Sigs l. Bellni with
saIa Sno4ls Z - cen ~ Fcti 81 the Op,rEs Promeu-
toe Musicale. Admission e. cent?
Ire Dltcsor hAs much qualification In has Offering the
rev lors public series Of performances the Oper,
can be heard with cool breeze from The ocsan Admis-
sion 70 eeuu To commence ats o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

nIyIDRyD-Absny and 8, neaectsdy Railroad CS.,,
Dpany-A semi annual divtsnd Of Lhroe ana ~ S,
per cent 90 The capital stooS Of This Comps1y ee
ben Declared payable " ia siockboldsrs ne a. :,
ics Bsnk, IN the Cry o. Eew-Yort, o. and S's ~ " -
Angus next-Albszy. jay ., lss9 , s..r,.sry.
iyr fvh T. TOsfbsr "a ''~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
To LET AND FOR SALE.

TO LET AND FOR SALE.
a, APART nENTs WANTED "A gentleman and
| Of q small story house 10 a quiet respectable
neighborLood, within IS or 20 minutes walk Of he City
Hail ADDRESS Tenant" Tribune Office, stating Location,
number OF rooms and which must be reasonable
References will be given and required. suo -
a WANTED TO HIRE-A small three story or
he c 9Th o S%sD x. 1s BAH &c Aids
"Houie,n al the Tribune Office stating ocanoni prca &c
au5uc
IN BOARDING HOUSE TO LET AND FUR
~ So nTopretoT OF well established boarding. house,
loestd IL soscIsr, near Brosdxa induce. her fisaa.
sac value TO be b. sPprsi,ement Of es'aier,
sd .s . G1 T9 sa. s1S }sis Is 10y
income from the present bosrder, some OF whom have
boarded there for many yeas aud all are desirou. Of re-
psreasT. car be leaned by ADDE'S Ing box 5g POsI
Office, or calling al 81 MscdougL {" or 10 bIeeckei'
aus lw'
a. HOMESTEAD VILLAGE IL .I, r, MELsf =,
~ sn6 old Kings Bridge Road One-h1ndred sndfJry-
frs a ard sad Eighth avenues few more los
FOR sale II 10 without exception the bes ground and
cnetpest Of anything on he lsand From 1agslsy a
Ss,e none, car remain on bond and mortgage 70, hge
ysers For maps, &c epply al the WINDOW slsie " are
house, IFS ard III Williamsl. SAMUEL +. bAhrOL
- FURNISHED PARr or A HOUSE
H. -Con.'iting Of about FIVE rooms and Kitchen, 70 DE
W. occupied by a gentleman aud family mut be 10 al
respectable part OF me cNy A1ofes WIN -
rafueulsrs J. MANSFIELD. box 1851 POst once T.
Reference vii. be given and expected $40 IL
a. PART or A PLEASANT TWOsTOKf
81 pOI ~ to let 10 the upper part Of East Brosd way,
~ to ,mal family. Fer particulars Inquire al SO7 E"I
BROADWAY between aud O'Clock NJ House Ia perfect
order. Rent moderate. References exchanged. alo oI
"a WANrED-The lower part OF house in the up
II per part OF the ciIy contiguous 10 Broadway OF oo"
- cry Address boz sl5 $40 D.
RtIANp, LAND. FOR 900 HON IS tEADs.
ES-Waulei 10 purchase 30 acres Of land, as nssny
- level srd eouA 10 s pArs be found wIha ~
minutes ride or sail Of The City OF New forE perions
Ssvg such ard. for sale will please address tpospAdl
] STEVENS 40 Hudson a. New YOlk, tAlng locs4on
and nrce " hen lime viii he set for committee to meet
he oH Of such lands The nearest poiut 0y railroad Oi
.,sr y-yAoce from where It will bs required that SAID
con m,ee conveyed 10 the premise Tor sac ana
saic poinI free OF Ipenfe AUG D
- o,.-- R.n .,tnt, I4r.rt,.-.s-t, q. gIIn Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
.,rsI,,.T I,sTRUCTION.-ED ZELLER

vi sysfsts5r of MuG!e, having isEeiy srri'ed ION
ro9e btrs 10 inform Acies sne geI.e9eo nA D.,
rs.sv 10 siye lessons he piano and n tnkDs- p.
- y.i.teuces given Inquire Al ~ |eseysI - III
rVIIc DEMONSTRATORS OFFICE, 80 SNs~ss .tI 20
d. isr.by gwen. tbs r-lstVss ind nsi g. - q = $3.50
,Vtpy 1--we OF NaiSay sean-arr i>c-a.ed 70 - =
-. - tf~-tsfe sLll 4FpJ . D Sl.e -.
Cuzty Il ior Liter, Of :, hi o5cr
1880 Ia lie Jay oi $1,000 l-Ar d wv
= - S,--oo. -p,ted Ser "a. A-ksst 10
"a SAhL' >
FI-Ts YCF I'D =, order 5i 80 s-rross q tie CoiJ .
-. 60. /. hsr-ty gres 20 al persons haf = -
-, rEIRIEs W sMITH. ar = the CITY G. >, i,ia, !,
- -. 49,. - - voulhsfs tA-r-1f % - '-o,-
rfT.s sNIrH q b. 80 - 1fa.a sif,-- = ~
s--Hyl- - - f.--1-l s1y Of f-9r2ay III
Sr. Yort tie Fl. saI d Azsls;' - .~rru
WII,soS G HUST -47'--''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

Engish Politics. Electoral Reform TAs frish Is<
Royaity go. Lord ByoHghdm The Uairernfies
MSdcie Of the Pbgin Repeal dssoctatios. Dss-
mark. Soeidist Movements. Francs. Piss
IX.... The Queen Of Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

NiOTICR-AU persons indebted 10 he esale D ne -
lNJOHN r BRIGHAM are requested 70 msIs psJIs.s.
Of The szEne lbe Office rs Broadway, Ano a.
ing CLAIMS OF said esIsie will present 9en-
-, ,.,.. sIPsf SI fis1ssa0Oks Administrations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
. S~ sea.. s...ysi sosses. -. I'D Page
PARIS GREEN BRAND s.,

PARIS GREEN BRAND s..
IN nm LBS Day AND 0kOo NJ nv Of The
EOa approved styles for the Fail trade Thu rssn ns n.1
&c warranted to be the most orunsn5 u Sor ALE
% liberal terms Al The uorks OF the
Al I'm the swamp BY fHEoDORE soh"AH"
2sW2xt.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
FELLOWS, ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
LATE PIEkCE's AINsrRELs,

OLYMPIC,
NO. fff BROADWAY, between Howard and
lNGrsnd II-hONDAY August ?, and every night until
further pouce. The continued success OF this inimabe
Band OF Ethiopian Performers has stamped hem The ne
Plus ULTRA OF ali Ethiopian Banda Comprising company OF
thirteen performers under the direction OF j. Fellows,
tey will have the honor OF giving ther original niniaole
entertainments every night until further notice.
Admission 3 cents. Doors open at Concern a. NJ
Afternoon Concert on WEDNESDAYS and sArUR-
DAYS, commenting al 5 Pm. sn2hn
UARNUni's AMERICAN mUsBUM-r. r.
ID EGuum, Manager and Proprietor, John Green
wood, JUNIOR Assistant Manager MONDAY, August >
lgS-u compliance with The wish OF thousands Mr.. Bar
mum will Withdraw THE DRUNKARo yet bat will
presents every evening this week Mr. c w CLARKE
10 ward Middleton, Mia AleXens Fisher a. Mary &c
The afternoon performances this week will consist OF NOT
TO BE DONE, impromplu Songs, Dances the Lancashire
Be-RineerA &c Among the new curOsues are Ihe Nam
moth Lady the Hooslef Infant &c &c. Afternoon per-
fomsnces commence st 81 O'clock and evening perform
ances al 4 O'Clock Admission . eIs, Children ander 10
years, ~ cents
ppHR DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE
i ARTs-Nev Paintings recently arrived from Europe,
.unoug which 10 Germsns" by Koebler work CT Ar Of
he highes class fhe exhibition Of Paintings By ArSv
81 the above School bss received many sddnonr aid 70
mans open Ihe rooms over the Hall Of The Church
.. Divine Unity IN Broadway between Spring and Primes
yp from IL O'Clock, An I'LL 10 o'crcs, Pm
Admission, Is eepI; Season Tickets, " cents Calr'
oEuesl 2f cen1 JEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

,,,I.sI0N PAPER wAREaoUss-JoaS
koBERfs JOsn' s Sssr1 uSd ID ' Cap ana tssr
era .ssorsne.. bsf ard whole resms SoHS s1
F:ser ss Shoe Bag M.o. H s Ss.ass sias sad
Msg.,pp,ps Papers, OF all sIes ana s"' snsi-.
.v,,. nv yaE DIAPHRAGM FiLfkk
Orsnovsd 70 ~ sr0sdv" vALfEk u gibson
uye 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
MORRIS L HALLowELL s. CO.

10 HaketN FhltdeIPuIal
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALtS ~ ~ Ovrs
SILK AND FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, oLO'E''
LACES, SHAWLS, &c. $500.
Freight paid 70 NewYork on goods purchased nom a.
and shipped by northern route. aus xms
lmP0kTATi0Ns OF DAGURRREOTfPb
ACCOMPLISHMENTS per Amercs, French star plsIos
France Chemicals, Carmine Bohemian Bottles for choml-
al purposes, &c. allow prisss
MEADE BROTHERS,
su6 It. IS broadway, opposite Park Fountain
nR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oeuust Aurisl
III kc bis attention 10 diseases OF
DE I've and Ear. from 10 O'Clock, 26 Broad vsy en-.
y.rs n Warren wi here be had bis POM frea.
uss an me Eyes third edition, price 50 also bis self
aeits Eve ana Ear Fountsins ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserled
ant Stsodiss
INN aAIK-A uewly fitted up cigar store, esairal
III iossnon IN M, Bovery. TO person who com-
maud from s2oO $500 presents an sppoaniy rarely %
paw Al he wholesale and retail heeor store corner
81 Houston and Mplberfysl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

MI NE. ,ha has opposed Of the stock Of foreign
.,,. s,e Of Der s.e husband sr aoysT 70 sss..
Keles Beusrg and rssPeeaqhy, io he psTos
gsnsTssss easao1efs Of lie arm AID to the public In
general ~. ., III. above Advertisement and solicit
beg 70 fe 81 he public to ssoc. OF iorsgn
S.e which in conjunction we re he i.sss s,,O
meRi ever one'eo O''' KERRsIE9 BREUSlNd,
Importers Oh r0'' aus StTuThksst-
1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
FALL IMPORTATION.
yELyErs, RIBBONS, SILKS
.SD MILLINERY GOODS

Am MILLINERY GoODS
Ms STEVENS co.
JMPoRfEhs AIM lbs and las PearsL
are prepared Sss . ss6G one Ss d0S IL city,
oe Saving been ordered previous 70 me Iocens
are '0 SsIsa Iqs asas
Iow 10y eYpressly for their own uais oy M, 81 y
been seiTS ~ recent ysil 10 Europe enables hem 70
offer entirely a,v,rs AND DESIGNS
~. 49,. .on6ned exclusively to iheir owo rade, peA-
ers from The larger clues rsa ~ ex,ine ,s.s
t,ss will ind 4, greatly 10 ineir se' TT SstOrt
.,oek ard prices prior 10 purchssihs' D.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01
Nariin Lnthers Wsddlng Ring.

The Tribune says, we had day or two since
the pleasure Of examining a most interesting
relic, being nothing less than the wedding
ring with which Martin Luther, the great re-
former was married. Ii IS gold, curiously
wrought, being broad and fiat on tEe back of
the finger, with small ruby set in the CEN
ire. on the inside is this inscription in Ger
man: "Dr. Martin Luther, Catherine Won Bor-
en-, June 3lst, 1926" The inscription IS con-
siderably obscured by wearing. The ring
was brought to this country by Charles Luz
ther, lineal descendant Of the refoTmer, who
has abundant proof Of lis authenticity and Of
his own in the certificates Of the magistrates
of the city of Niagdeburgh, in Prussia, where
he formerly resided, and Of former Ministers
of Prussia through whose hands it has passed.
Il was once the property Of an ancestor Of the
present King Of Prussia, and by him was re-
stored 10 the family. The present King, as
~e Informed, has offered 5000 thalers or
about 81, 500 for II, an offer which was refused
BY its present pos5essor, who was last sum
mer forced TO emigrate on account of being in
volved in political disturbances. 1t Is certain
y a singular destiny which has brought this
valuable relic 20 the New World.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01

The sailing Of a new Arctic Expedition in
search CT Sir John franklin and his gallant
companions, took place from London on the
llth inst. The Expedition consists ofthe En-
serPrise, Captain Collins, and the Inyestiga-
tor. Commander Nc Clure. The bestwishes
Of mankind 90 with them. They went TO
Davenport t, await final orders
The Eale-prise and investigator, Arctic dis
cogery ships, are beth now complete, as far
as their repairs and fitting are concerned, and
have been taken into the river to receive their
s:ores, which are daily arriving from Dept
ford. They are flly rugged and ready for sea.
Application has been made 70 the Admiralty
for permission TO enlarge the magazines CT
both vessels, in order TO enable them TO carry
larger supply Of powder, it being intended
to have recourse TO that substance in getting
ous Of the ice. in preference to the old and te-
deus process Of saving.
If there ever was a subject in which insau-
ity could be distinctly traced, in the constitu-
ton of different British Cabinets. il is Ger
tainly that Of Northwest Passage to the Pa
eifc. There Is not a single working man, Of
the least common sense, without any more ed
ucation than barely to write his own name. but
knows that the discovery Of such 4 passage,
fit does exist, would not be worth straw 10
n the commercial world.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01
Noble act Of a Girl.

An incident has been related to US exhibit
ing unusual :houghtfulness and caution. If not
heroism, on the part Of young girl, that de-
serves more than passing notice. A few E.
venings ago, just after dark, young female
residing on the Railroad. near Sykcsville, OBJ
served that the rain had caused part of the
ombankment to give away, and entirely cover
up the Railroad track. knowing that the train
ot cars would pass along in short time, she
hastily and alone procured a light, and set to
work 10 remove the obstruction. In few
minutes, however, she heard the trainappIoach-
ing at fearful rate, and abandoning her humane
efforts 10 clear the track, she took her station
IN the middle Of the road, and by waving the
light to and fro, succeeded in attracting the at
tention Of the Engineer, who Immediately
stopped the engine. In few moments more.
had It not been fer the great presence of mind,
courage and thoughtfulness. of this Young
GIRL the whole train might have been dashed
TO pieces. Her noble conduct is deserving
OF the highest observation-disclosures ClfpDer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01
Striking Comparison.

The following beautiful comparison was
made by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in the
course of his sermon at Boston recently =
'sWhen the chain of the surveyor strikes the
oak in the forest. he is followed by the wood
man with his axe, who pauses ere he gives
the blow. He beholds the noble tree, which
has stood for century, with It's branches
spreading far and wide, and yielding CRATE
Is; shade. He looks notuponit in admiration
but signs and exclaims; 'Ah, how long will
l. take me to cut it downl' And so in party
strife men behold in their way a nobleman Of
humanity, they pause not in admiration, but
exclaim: How soon can we cut him down = >
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01
That Knocking Stepped.

onsA w. Langworthy, of Rochester, has
-;,,on letter that is published in the Adrian
yU.,.b,ower. which gives different version
of the mysterious noise. lie says aS one %
the committee appointed to inquire INTO me
matter and after satisfying themselves as re-
oa,ds the a5surdity of answers TO queSuohS'
that .by placing the girls on table ana putting
b.,ds IN their feet the knocking stopped.
n. ,viDq their dresses around their ANGLES
-,;,b cords il also ceased. may as well
-.e,rion here, that on all occasions, without
one single exception, this knocking was IN
der their feet, and any statement thatyou may
have seen, Incompatible with this, IS base
s brfcation. When there was knocking on
The doors and tables. which communicated
vibration to the hand, these girls were IN ev-
erv case, touching these articles with the back
of their dresses. We tried other experiments
IF different nature, al Of which fastened on
our minds conclusiyely, the conviction that
this mysterious rapping' was SO intimately
connected with the persons Of these girls, that
were they thoroughly examined sans cttlohes,
the ghost would stand out IN base relief. But
we were men, and as the girls were cornered
and very much frightened, we lett 60 at this
and dismissed them from custody.
In the evening made my report to an au-
dience Of 500 citizens, in acc rdance with
the above facts, and you may imagine il was
the last of the ghost in public. as the next E.
vening the meeting broke up in q Philadelphia
row. and the ghostly knockers barely escaped
with whole skins, yet as the fools are not all
dead, these women found plenty of things,
locking somewhat ike human beings (though
| blush to own theml TO follow them 10 their
secluded houses in TrouP St, where to this
day they keep up their nightly hnOchings. to
the no small wonder Of a deluded set, aud TO
the great qualification, apPrehend, Of another
set, who are somewhat notorious on account
Of the Uranium lying Immediately under the
occupital bone. However be this as it may,
never have seen them but once, and that was
in the street. So, whether the machinery
goes OF as well as Of yore | am unable TO say
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01
Mechanics, College in Boston.

It is said that two gentlemen in Boston,
propose to open scientific school for mechan-
ics,-apprentices, -Journeymen, and masters
lin which regular course Of lectures and
lessons are TO be givenin Mechanics, DEawing,
Engineering, &C., with the ultimate design
Of establishing an institution of high order, ex-
clpsively for the instruction Of mechanics IN
ali these branches ofscienceaPplicabI to their
occupations. This we consider 70 be grand
proposition, and hope that It will be success
fully carried out. The object IS noble one
ard would be Of vast benefit to Boston. The
ofly difficulty lies in getting the mechanics to
support il.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01
life Insurance
BY THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CaPi,al-S2o0.O0Ou
EINCESNEs. STATE OF INnIaSA.

EINCESNEs, STATE OF INDIANA.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared to insure
lives. grant endowment and aunuites.
The following among the benefits conferred
by InsUrIHg IN this Office.
Premiums amounting 10 $50 and upwards pay
able one-nalt in cash and the balance in a note at
II months renewable with six per cent, interest,
OF the premium may be paid monthly IN advance.
Insurance effected ~ this Office upon The lie OF
the husband, from all demands Of creditors.
Creditors may insure the lives of debtors. and
debtors. their own lives for the benefit Of creditors
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and Mates
Of boats essels and indeed all classes may at TINS
Office secure thsir families against want al the low
est rates OF premium.
IL Premiums lower than Mutual Companies
IL No responsibility TO the insurers beyond the
payment Of the Premium.
IL No risk Of Partnership with all classes Of
persons and its serious consequences.
IL No liability 10 have the sum insured redu-
ced. 20 make further contribution in case OF
mortality beyond the estimated average.
- The certainty of having every claim paid
as soon IS substauiated. whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
The seui-anuual payment Of premiums, and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on The renew
al OF premiums
Tins company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and a longer residence IN Tie
Southern states than any similar institution in the
country.
A person insured in this company. has the priv
ilege OF travelling on land. rivers lakes or inland
seas, and OF residing in any OF the States or Terri
tories OF this Union, or the British Provinces OF
North America, during the entire year excep7
from the first day OF August 10 the Cr tdav of No
yember; during which period the insured are no,
allowed TO travel OF reside south of The northern
boundary OF the state of Mississippi unless per
mission rs previously obtained.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01

The late St. Louis Republican says
while workmen were yesterdy engaged in
removing the rubbish from the cellar Of the
btsilding occupied by Messrs. Mech & Lor-
iag previous to the fire in May last, they dis
covered a mass Of paper some feet under the
surface, which was on fire. As soon as the
air penetrated the mass it blazed up freely,
having retained FIRE since the 18th Of May last,
period Of nearly eight months.
U. 5. MIvT.-The report Of The Directors
CT the Mint contains statement Of the entire
coinage Of the United States to the close Of the
year 1873:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01

<srrat FSfc~-iSsa 20 Mother mud q hildrcn.
Il Is IHe >afe-t -ui u~- c-riua medicine for purifying
the and relieving tta suffer attendant upon child
birth discovered 81 -irestes huib the mother ana
child. HuI act@. Increases and euricirs The
fond those wo gr used e. tu j. iuIi,f enabe il IS
ghiy useful pth ana after prevents
dis attendant 'aibr Ia Cr,tis euess Plies,
CTT.s. So niing of tine Fs-I Dependency, Heartburn
Norut Pain 90 The Bsc- AMI lpsus False Pains Hemor
rase Hi In regulating tHe S'crenus and eqaaiziHs The
clrcRl1io 81 has equal The beauty Of uis m@dt
cine l. IL always safe and the delicate IA most
49,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-01

The Chinese citizens of San Francisco, Cal.
are mostly mechanics, and are the most tenn
Perate, Peaceable and industrious inhabitants
Of that place. Sure we cannot call them hea-
then in rehuks, for they viii rise up in Judo.
ment against protested christians.