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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
LONDON VEGETABLE
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IFRoN THE royal COLLEGE OF sHARNAcr.l
2 setL publ are assured that IN these Pills they
- have a medicine Of uuIyaled power and ei-
hcacy. The proprletors after having used them
several years an extensive medical pract &c con-
hd1ntly pronounce chem the best Pill ever CON-
pounded.
Il the pablo would take the trouble to examin
they would find that the pills in general use are
got up by men having no medical llnowle ige,
though some OF them give themselves the uJie OF
Doctor. Their object beng to make money. Thea.
pills are composed OF some drastic drug, ike aloe
and sometimes sugar coated. to coverthefr extreme
" nauseatng taste. he>e pills will generally OF
crate. but they apt to leave the bowels cosuve
and by their partial operation upon the large in
testines. they induce cosrveness piles. and various
forms OF dyspepsia and other arrangement OF tho
intestines Not so the
LONDON TEGET.4PLE BILIOUS Pills.
They what they profess to be composed OF
some OF The most rare and valuable medicines ev-
er discovered and 50 combined that they act upon
all parts OF the iu-e>JInes Ike the small as well
as the large. Bringing the liver into healthy &C
ton they remove at the outset. a most prolific
trouble, and leave the bowels and digest
i've gans In a strengthened and healthy condition
The design with which these PILLS were GOT up
was to solve the problem OF the possibility OF find
ing in the Vegetable Kingdom
SUB TITUTE FOR MERCURY
all rs forms. and practically IN regulating the
liver ana removing Bilious diseases. as web as act
lng Alternative In all forms OF { ronic disease
Alter patient trial OF various medicines in LITER
ent forms OF combination, these pills were found
to solve the problem In them the public have a
vegetable compound answering all the purposes
q mercury, and yet perfectly harmless, being a
dapted I'm proper doses) 10 the most delicate le
male or child as well as the robust man The
Medical Faculty are invited to test their merits
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
EagBds Ter Sale,

Tie Land is part praiTle and part TIMBER; Inc
timber is young and thrifty. There Is a good
orRISG OF WATER on the Premises-it is also IN
a good neiehborhood, being about 4 miles south
east Of Mineral Point and desirable situation Tor
a farm.
.4LSO-Eighty acres Of Timber land in Green
county. Wisconsin being the = of lie + OF
section g. town ] north. range S East
For further particulars apply 10 -- Taylor
Esq. Land gent Monroe. Wis, or to the su5scri-
Der al Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKEN.
March @. 1918. 39tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Shin Giles, Shingles.

A fine lot OF shingles on hand and for sale a
prices satisfactory to purchasers.
c. BEECH & Co.
3Iueral Point Feb 22d 1880
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
ALWAYS SAFE AND ALWAYS SURE
A QUESTION AN<WFPrD

It may be asked why we are adding another TO
the large list already offered to the public. claim
ing as these pills DO. TO cure al diseases Our
answer is this. and it Is given in all candor We
believe we have in these Pills, better medicine
than was ever before offered Tor the reliei Of human
suffering and that they are destined 10 prove a
great blessing 10 mankind
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
MOFFATS
LIE Pills and PIlmalx Bilters.

These Medicines have now been bafore the
public for period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained a high charac-
ter in almost every parf Of the globe for their ex-
traordnary and immediate power If restoring per
feet health to persons suffering undernearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame IS liable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
P5aEEa! PIoWa

Z EIB9T rate One and Two Horse Plows; Ais.
i a first rate Breaking Piov. for sale hy
BEECH & ElLLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
4 Fountain OF Sweet waters,

or they have seen its eree.s ani knew that 1T L.
ky0d. Aa1 as though taiz were -ot -as- 70 con-
vince every doubtful mlu4 and cs1ss tie ENTIRE
POPULATION in ane
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

w NI.UW GLA9. -eNIU. ] 0VI- and IINI4
" - laal se Class. juzI received ard r. sale
at LLOTD-S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scoarre of the western country t3eso
Medicines viii be found safe. speedy, and cer-
tain remedy Other medicines leave the system
subject to q return Of ne discus cure by I'll, -
medicines is peunaHeut-Ikf Ihbh' ~
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss cs AFFEtIt T, AID
DISEASES or FEMALE@these m sdiclues have been
used with the most beneficial results IN cases Oh
this description :-k.~o Evil and SCR0rJLa' IN
is worst forms. yields 90 the niia yCt powerful
action Of these reIuarl able Medicines NIGHT
SwEArs. Nervous DlBILIrl, NEbvors Coz
PLANTS Of ali i1inds. rALFIrATIoN OF TIE IIEAAr'
PAISrER's CONC, are speedily cured
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose CONS Itujous have become III l-
paired by the iniudicious use Of MERcUsY. VII
dnd these Medicines "a perfect cure. as they never
fail 10 eradicate from the system all the effects o.
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsa parlla- single tua WIZ
place them beyond the reach OF competition }"
the estimation Of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF C0uNTERFEIIS..
Several have latch. been discovered, ana men
nefarious authors arrested both IN the city OF Ne"
York ard abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT. ,-.,r
Prepared and sold by DR.. v. b. MOI fA4'
336 Broadway, New ork.
FOR SALE BY
Beech & TILLEr. Mineral Point,
Evans X Co, Dol-eyiIle and
# = AVSrFE x Co. Linden
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
INOlEce.

SD ll1lIt,-.-A tsIl assortment oi Pam, brush
- e= EaTnisa brushes. sash Tools, Gralun-
brushes. >crab5inG brushes. Shoe brushes, Hair
Cloth and Tooth Brushes just received ami to-
sale by IHtb
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Honey EOney:!

A large quantity of superior strained Honey c
aand and for sale by BEECH & IILLE.Y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

DRUGGISTS ead PHYSICIANS, and tau= every
mar can Judge Esr himself whether speak right
or wrong.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

For sale at the lowest market prices By
BEECH & IILLET
Oct 25th. 1915.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

Just received by Prairie scbconers a large a
mount o. Salr.whcA yylli be sold on The hesttermS
BEECH & TILLEI.
T.--a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

i Unknown to whom the above lands /
are assessed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07
TsisgraphIs seminary - Proceedings OF Con
.Ha..- I.rLlaIs tor "a az the Wet. Sc.

Our telfgTJIlic Intelligence to-day il Interesting
vel 80 important The House Of Representa-
tvtF, a. vii 30 seca by a report of its proceed
hsgs m ans thsr column, were engaged the
" hole of Yesterday IN discussing whether or
act lLs Yrtfsut cabinet are entitled 10 the
e0EEitucv 81 tis country, or rather, whether
D.. rln.b.rs have not pro-utuied their offices to
serve their own p,cunilry aud personal pur-
pCsss, bud, a. consequence, whether they
hNr not rendered themselves liable TO impeach-
~lent or malfea-1nce an the performance of their
dut-- Never. ia the b story II our country, has
q cshinst been suhirc.,l, and Justly 80, 10 such an
s-d deal a. have Dir. Clayton, Mr.. Crawford, and
L.,m sssocisf.s. ia The investigation which led TO
tle re.oluton - inquiry aio their conduct, the
r. ui'rs ho moved 10 were backed by the whole
scRmuniy; and 10 thc verdict Of condemna-
rCu which has bc,n rendered against them, for
ansh b may De- called. all men, no matter TO
What party they Uay hsl0ag, provided they have
~ srrdt and rspute a the country az heart, will
rrio.ec. u remains o. D" cen What course Mr..
Crawford vii taky. .. %. not aware Of the ac-
oa which h. should take, en-. that. too. soon as
Poatihir, We would Suggest that some kind friend
~ould hini "a % him. The sooner he makes a
b 81 wsrd Tnck the better. ailrss he may wsh for
sAlsisi,r an honor iich few persons wou "a crave:
I'D ~ sooner BE c. Lleuruef follow his example
tle batter Or lhsIn.riyss sai the reputation Of
Sansrsl Taylor end ihe Wing ptuy will be-
The eoud,maauon fhus ps.srs SION Dir Crawford,
a. seosut q he Cell ban business, of course AZ
I, sss Or. Esvrrty l,hnscu, She Attorney General.
auch 40 ii DOES tie OiArT. or b. osiensihly
an leaned nnd elaborate anon az that prosund
lawyer that tLc claim was allowed. he and the -
sfsiaTy - War are therefore IN the s.ms box, aud
IIusi sinl or svim togsiLsr. We wonder how much
lOnger General TIylpT VII allow him.sh 10 be de-
lud ard deceived ly the cabinet advisers whom
h. unfortunately called agouni AI ca his accession
D. ugiSe. We are sorry thai b. ha. been crn-
ssIsd in sountctirn with thi' case bIt he has
been wand 20 Sfisa ct tLr character ct he Goa
si,.utisral sivssrr, ,ud a. tlsr s.ll.h pur.
posss, that b. ought 10 have s-cn through
them long before ihi. li,wsy,. IL was
o.! nattsf a. t.ie vih hin, and II he
Islosed implicit tuta blind reliance IN iletn, h~
kas no one o. bsar ~ hmfslL According to
prcssnt appearance, lloaIsy o. Tassily viii end
she sslrhin busrss-.
Il sHears that th,.c was trrmrnl0u. storm on
Friday evening alor7 tle line oi thc Lne Canil
which caused a great l..l 81 damage 10 that great
work The particulars will b. found under the
tslcgIaylic head.
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Movements of individuals.

Captain Anthony packet ship Bavaria; Colonel Ham
nton Albany; A whitelsw, glasgow; Weed. Albany;
Dr. Hand George and one hundred and twenty Others
sftised yest.rGay ~ the Aston House.
> ellis. I. = Navy; spieer. Richmond; Colonel
Ht,usn Rev Jersey and forty others arrived at the
AR aricsn.
" L. kentaie. Richmond; 2 G. Houghton. wash
iretHu: " Iieksn.or. Phnadelphia; and thirty eli
Of sra ave amongst IN, arrivals at psrnum's
~ Hinton Ncksburgh; A. Van Brueu Penn fann;
nr Turrsr tot Gibsup; aud twenty others are at
ua'htuue's
" III Gentry Houston. Texas; Or Miles Mississippi;
v Chartsrs, and twenty others arrived yesterday
Me, Genera, Wool. 4. sA: Major @. 7. winsbip,
n Surge. q. s.A.; u. q. Green, L. A;
~ Neksurie liza tfsx; and one hundred and thirty
tvr others arrived ysstsrdsy at the Irving House.
ne, N N Henry Vt Gen. stoddard, X l.; Capt.
J , whit New orleans; George u. whiting, Ore
ron ana fortv t-o othes srrved yesterday and took
rocus a. the Clinton Hotel 60, .
Estins ras,msn has be, n appointed delegate TO
"a psar ConV,ntion TO be held at Trsnkfert on ths
hNns
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orc |ur' 80
80 sftartsrss 81 e. .... ff tins sosrs. 20
e. Fasrtt 90 ffrt sis act ~ ~. st
fFtIfsuf Fsfrs o. .ass.fsaff 81. az 90 thtt asy.
tsrfsausrfIf fhB nrtrirs'ff fars hst-ssn Rs.nshs
atf iatT HrHaf "a 80 tals Fiass A eshtssi -.
tassn AIS tffls sut furusf 90 pore % $50
49, thrss b o. 90 ~ Ehsy 10 thr.s .trsish,
matshss sss s.us -
fetsrfsT 10 saufss wss vc-a.a " -itn... .
y atft tefwssu tahn ns.a sas Conaasnss mn. s.s,s
90 h~sf three 10 az shs tr.t h..f ~ gshu
fa.uss an Z a. enA h~st ~ bsvs w al tAss ~i.-
nins q v~miy seut-@t~s pas. rhs t.svess
Lssy p.vNz sss Ae~sss W. so0s e b ~y
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LAlrE PROM PoET AZ PRNcE.-We are inform-
cd by Capt. Cull,ns, Of the schooner Jenny Lind,
arrived yesterday from the above port which she len
2ad Mt. that the 10 per cent export dutywas taken
Of on he 2iih May, thus placing American vessels
On an equal footing with th. vessels OF other ma
ti.n. We also learn that all was quiet al present;
bui the Hayden government was increasing its
ft.i. with The intention Of attacking the Domini-
csns ss ,uoa - they could get 10 in order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

srANru OPINIONS oF ORR CABISKr-Thc Spanish
organ Of the authorities Of Csba, In Cronioa, very
significantly ntInates that the cabinet Of President
Taylor ough, to be dismissed for their conduct in
the Cuban affair This is not at all singular. But we
like to begin in the righ, place. Their other acts
teir inordinate thirst for Gslphinizing the coun-
nv, not beiog the least Of these-shoud have seat
IN, m adrif long ago, in their leeky, old seven
cared gig. However, "ncae, meae, tescl, So
yLarsin," has been written on the walls which they
defccrate aud disgrace, and the people rejoice that
their days are numbered. We care not liz for
the opinions Of Spain on the cabinet-they have
not anything refreshing on the subject. We can
lie disgusted with their conauct, without the con-
currtnce Of any other people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

Flou s4sra "a GrANbE.-We learn, through
80 suival ofths hsrk \. W Bridges, arrived yes
bflay. which lsii Rua - .ult that the cholera
hd brokrn oIi there a frw days previous 20 her
a,I.uUfs D. We particularly fatal amoag the
rfgfosl 81 he Ilan'ttoB.-uiasty.tvo belonging
q. enc T'.rutan, hlvng d.rd Ia the course OF a
4 u M.4a
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Clare Of Conspiresy 10 Obtain Nsney.-On Friday.
names OF David q. s Browne and william ysnJcxater
alias james Jennings On a warrant issued by Justice
Osborn wherein they stand charged ON the complaint
Of David Z. Demare.t resident OF ClArkstown, Rock
land Co With eonpriur together for tn. purpose Of
Obtaining $500 rcm the said Bcmarvst 1t seems that
Mr.. Demsrest received letter, purporting to come
from Liverpool and written by James Jennings, in
which he says, by the death Il Mr.. Joseph I,
Eortblsnd Nr Demarest has become entitled to aboat
5000 and that by the paymen Of part Of the duties
he will come into possession of the property consisting
Of valuable drygoods brought to this city This letter
supposed to come from Liverpool Is dated April 9TH
1850, and speaks Of Mr. browns rs the bearer Of the
letter. On the I'D Of July, instant Mr. pcmarcat re-
seivd letter from Browne of which the following 10
Erw Yopx July 3D. 1850.
Mr. David p pemars.t
spIf the letter agrees TO which am well satisfied,
with you 10 come down to the city Immediately. 80
We can divide the goods paid the captain two nun.
boxes hoops and nsils. eleven dollars altogether,
S3o There is three hundred dollars due yet, which
Please to bring bank money with you Please call al
the OF South and CathArine slip, II. Buner,
DAVID O. g BROWN
Mr. Demarc.t. not exactly feeling disposed to pay
The money without ne looked further into the matter
consulted friend who believed from certain eircum-
stances. the whole matter was hoax. and thus laid
the affair before Justice OSBORN who Issued his war
rent for the arrest q the two accused parties aud at
the appointed place the officers took the parties into
custody. They are both detained for further hear
ms
.qil,rcd Ckqrr, Of Sealing Wg'cL A man by the
name 81 John Linckoln arrested last Friday. on
charge of stealing gold watch aud chain. valued at
sioo. the property OF VIM. litzsmmons residing cor
ntr VI Beach ana Washington streets. Omccr Evans
arrested the accused and Justice Osborn held him to
hail 90 answer the charge.
Roibtrp-As Mr. James Anderson. Manager ~ the
National Theatre his return home from the
theatre between the hours of IL and o'clock on
Thursday morning he "a violently assultcd in Pearl
ftrc,t. near City Hall place by two rufhans. who
knocked him down. beat him. and robbed his pocket
Of purse containing small amour: of money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

F.TlL LocoMorivr Expresses The first locomotive
boiler explosion that took place the Western
Railroad. occurred on Saturday afternoon near the
Cappvilie station aud attended vita fatal conse
qUences. II the locomotive ktis. 81 one Of the
freight trains. bound for Springfield After passing
the ttat'on half mile the engineer. John Mcn sgnn.
stepped the train to deck his engine with aurel from
ths read side Amer delay Of about eight minutes,
BE- moented again and pulled out the throse 20 start
the train Directly. and before the motion had been
communicated to all the cars the back part Of the
heller tore out with tremendous force aud explo-
zion louder than a ak pound cannon. honegau vss
instantly Killed and his body found fifteen rods
distant in the bushes. whither ~ was blown by the
free % the explosion Ii entirely stripped of all
cot ipg ave single stocking aud his meek han ker-
chief and was badly scalded The body was also minus
one leg below the knee. which vas blown on ct the
rCin. and carried In another direction distance 81
thrty rods falling the other eide o. the train from
the main part Of the body and near the hndermost
ears piece ~ flesh ~ large rs mans hand also
fell on one Of the back more than thirty rods
distant from the locomotive. William whitman, fire.
occurred aud very severely though Il Is believed
not dangerously, fcsldsd by the steam. brakeman,
Mr.. knigbts, was directly behind whitman, and
escaped with two eight bodily njsres No other per-
con hurt The force 81 the explosion may be
judged Of from the fact that the action drove the
engine twenty rods up the grade Of forty ave feet 10
the mile, amer separating IL from the tender The
latter eontsincd cord aud half Of wood having just
been retlled. and the whole Of u swept out and
thrown high into the air coming down In all direc-
tions around. like shower Of hail Some OF the wood
blown against the top of the first freight 90
forcibly to strip than half Of u pletely Oh
The accident occurr, about o'clock p N. honesss
vac twenty four ye.rs old and unmarried sgrrngfet<
thsss) Republican, Juig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

The steamship Philadelphia, r,i Kingston,
.raai,a, and Georgia, RIA Havana, will be due
80 Ut az this port, f.om Cbagrss, with two
weeks lat,r pews from California
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The s'esn ~srins of England ssa rrssee
The Engii-h War stssrssr. carrying

The fact that tho rrsctonary aad lsgitimis,
pai,ies m France ere desuoss Il quarrel with
England, and a union with Rps-ia Afd Au-sria, "a
duces the inquiry, wh,thsr Engiand ca sasiiia
herself against this Formidable sllanc-. fsll
comparison b.iween the navi.s Of France anf
England Will sUrpise some 81 our readrrs, Who
have been ia the habit Of believing IN The Hnsenss
power Of the latter.
Ire following statement 81 shirs IN the frcnch
ana English rayies. taken fIoin the Engl.A nayy
list, and from the JovTaa! II I1''ss, an France,
and other oflicil documents, S-s lad before the
House Of Lords on the 10Th July last, by ths Earl
Talbot. (Hsnsard's Parliamentary Dcbl,es, 81
series, vol. l07, page G9)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

Too negroes .,st Louis No, have been arrested for
shdusiing sisy.s They have been FOR long time en-
gngsd 10 IN. bssip.ss aud received from $50 10 $50
zach fcT al tbsy svese,dsa In getting o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

Charles Sutherland vas arrested at covinStsn, Ky
the Sd inst for the murder Of HE father, whom he
shot while in bed, with . rise. slight Nspve ssd
previously occurred between then,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

remonstrance vAs received adverse 90 rrobibtis
the st.smbuats ps,ig.iing Long fslsud souni fro
eomipg below CorLsr's llcck Referred % the pes
committee having that matter in charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

THE beard met on Wednesday evening Last The Prs
yid,nt in the chair aud suoruis % mumbsrf IN Mel
places
sprwressI sprEcrutarfo~.
The Complthef tcns In somGvni>~nsn ssnf
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News from California.

New York, sunday, July Z, 1850
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-26

10000 feet first quality white pine plank, l. inch
thick, to be II TO 10 feet long, and 10 to IA
inches wide
10000 feet first quality white pine plank, inch
thick, to be IL TO 10 feet long and 10 TO Ii
inches wide
$1,000 feet first quality cypress boards inch thick,
to be ~ to 10 feet long, and 10 to IA inches
wide.
Glass No. 4.--Biack Spruce Spars, per stick.
20 pieces, So to 90 feet long, 10 inches in diameter
in centre of sling
25 pieces 35 to 40 feet long, - inches in diameter
in centre of sling
25 pieces 80 to IS feet long, inches in diameter in
centre of cling
% pieces 25 to 80 feet long,, inches in diameter in
centre of sling.
CLASS No.5.-White Oak Knees, per sidedinch.
so to side inches
so do 81 do
so do I do
80 do 5 do
Measuring about 1925 inches; bodies to be to
feet long. Arms to be from feet inches to feet
long None to vary more than degrees from
right angle. June 25-law4w
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g. VESEY, IRIS REPORTS, edited by Charles
Sumner, 20 vols royal ovo
TO- REPORTS OF CASES IN THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES by Hon. b.
c. Howard. Vols. 4, s, and 7--(S and in press
REPORTS IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
COURT, First Circuit, before Hon. Judges Story
and Woodbury.:
Collisions Reports, vols; I'd edition.
Mason's Reports, vols; I'd edition.
Summers Reports, 3 vols I'd edition.
Story's Reports, vols; I'd edition.
Woodbury. and Minot's, vols; (vol. in press.)
MASSACHUSETTS REPORTS.
Massachusetts, Reports, IL vols; stereotype ed'n.
Pickerngs Reports, "a vols.; stereotype edition.
Metcali's Reports, IL vols; stereotype edition;
(vol. IL in press.)
Thatchcrs Criminal Court Reports, by Wood
man; vol.
GREENLEAF'S MAINE REPORTS; vols.
SMEDES AND MARSHALL'S REPORTS, Mis-
sissippi; IL vols.
Digest to the same.
WARE AND DAVIES'S District Court Reports
for the Maine District; vols.
IL. TIDD'S PRACTICE, vols. royal Svo; with
forms.
II. Mn. JUSTICE STORY'S works CONNER
cial, Equity, and Constitutional Law. New and
revised editions.
ID. GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE, vols. royal
Svo. New edition.
IA. DANIELS CHANCERY PRACTICE, from
the last London edition Edited by Hon. w Per-
hins; vols. royal Svo.
ABBOT ON SHIPPING. Edited by Hon. w.
Perkins Svo.
CoLLYER ON PARTNERSHIP. Edited by
Hon. w. Perkins.
SPENCE'S EQUITABLE JURISDICTION Of the
Court OF Chancery; 2 vols. royal ovo.
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

Glass No. l.--Ltmber, (board measure, per
foot.
10 900 feet yellow pine boards, inch thick TO be
10 10 ~ feet long, and IL 10 IL inches
wide
10000 feet yellow pine boards, inch thick, 10 be
10 TO 20 feet long, and IL to Ia inches
wide
10000 feet yellow pine plank ? inchcs thick,
% 70 80 feet long, and ~ TO IL inches
wide
10000 feet yellow pine plank, p inches thick Is
TO 80 feet long, and II 10 IL inches wide
10000 feet yellow pine plank, inches thick 25 TO
80 feet long, and II b Ii inches wide
All 10 be of the best fine grained, long leaf yell
low pine, clear Of sap, square-edged.
Glass No. 2.-IYhite Oak, (board measure, }
per foot.
900 feet white oak boards, inch thick, IL to Is
feet long, 10 TO IL inches wide
o. 900 feet white oak plank, inch thick, 80 to 35
feet long, and 10 TO ~ inches wide
900 feet white oak plank, inches thick 30 10 80
feet long, and 10 TO ~ inches wide
To be OF the best white oak
Class No. 3.-White Pine and Cypress, board
measure per foot.
10 900 feet first quality white pine boards, inch
thick, to be II to 10 feet long, and 10 to IL
inches wide
20 900 feet fret quality white pine boards, inch
thick, 70 be II 70 10 feet long, and 10 10 IL
inches wide