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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

NAsHINGr0N, April 90.
TIM CUBAN INyAsIoS.-It is said tho Gov
ernmeats has had official informa ion that a
large I,=nber # men have assembled at varl-
Gus southern ports for the invasion Of Cuba -
The Iiuagarian refugees, lately arrived, are
said o ae among the number. (BAHN The
revenue cutter fancy, has been ordered to
cruise a3out \. \. Bay, and intercept any
moyentst On foot.
THE Loss by conlagration al Grand Gulf Of
Mississippi, IS over one hundred thousand
dollars Among the buildings destroyed, are
he Pr 5gtsri4H Church, State Prilting Office.
Hotels sal tae Warehouse, containing about
one Thousand bales of cotton.
Proclamation or THE PEssIDEsr.-Presi-
dent F .mare. under the apFTehensive that
military expedition IS being formed in the U.
States, sitl tie intention d the invasion Of
Gaia, las issued proclamation, warning all
who shah engage in such an expedition, that
,hey VIA thereby subject thealse.v YES TO the
heavy rtra.tr denounced against such often
ders, and w.I, forfeit their claims to tie pro-
lection # Ills Government. As 10 any inter
ference IN the-r behalf, no matter to what ex-
tTeTHi.7 they may be reduced in consequence
81 l.is legal proceeding, he expects all good
citizens + discounteuaEce and prevent any
such interference; and fually calls upon the
Il. i ans .ailtary officers Of the Government,
II il ,as.l pov er, 70 bring I. trial and punish
neHt art sch offending against the laws Of
10 geometry
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
Boston. April o6.

The reply of the Hon Daniel Webster to
the invitation Of the Common Council to meet
the citizens Of Boston in Faneuil Hail. was
received before the Common Council lasteve,
mig. lie says- after expressing liz thanks
for the kindness manifested towards him:
- / sh"il not have the pleasure. during nay
present visit, Of meeting the citizens of Bos-
too. What have cone to maintain The I'm
lon has not been Gone in corner, nor viii
enter Faneuii flail until its gares be thrown
open wide-not with an impcluous recoil, but
with the harmonious sounds ofgolden hinges
moving, to let in freely all men aud ali parties
true to the Uuion.''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
I Il h I R IBTNE
Mineral Pcint, May lsl, 1851.

- MAY Ist, ls5l-Ground white with
snow, and ice half an inch thick.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

TnE CUBAN INVASION DowN-Sieamshi
Isabel. from Havana, with adylces u The god
inst. states all quiet in Cuba. No fears Of
an invasion.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

-. LUIS. 7 II 2 =
Capt Somors, Of the steamboat Her
mann, was fued $500 by the Recorder
yesterday for violating the quarantine reg
stations
\, stsoa, the man who was stabbed by
an an. uo'vn person or the morning Of the
10th. d:e., from tlc effects Of lis wounds
yesterday mosu.lt. IN the city AoPital
Additional Ga,7E by Tie lsi2.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

y change Of ministers IS announced.
which Is threatened with opposition from
the moaarc-.sts A reconciliation be-
tween the President and Gen Changar-
a.er IS spoken Of.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
!. i. HEATH.

Commissioner Of Pensions,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pH ScRoFULA - II has been remarked by
eminent men, that in the varied catalogue
Of diseases TO which man is liable, there
is scarcely one Of sucIl importance and
Of such interest as ScroIula, whether we
look 10 lhe obscurity Of its origin, its in
sidious progress, the number and variety
Of organs that it attacks, or its remarkable
incurabiIi,y and extensive fatality. .e@
Scrofula has baffled the skill Of the
most eminent physicians in this country
andi EIrope. But there is an an.idote
for This disease n"Dr. Guysott's Ertrdct
of YelIoio Dock and SarsGparilla," which
Is proving itself Specific in the most
severe cases Of Scrcfala. rll q sah
or See advertisement. s5 sss
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JONATHAN CHAMBERLIN.

ExALrED PROFESSION John Cap
hart, a very honest witness for the gov
eminent, in the rescue trials now pro
crossing at Boston, delivered himself ol
the following testimony which recalls 10
our minds the familiar apothegm iha, one
half Of the world knows little how the
other half live. We copy from the Bos
ton Commonwealth:
ut was part Of my business to arrest
all slaves aud free persons Of color, who
we're collected in crowds at night, aud
lock them up. II was also part of nv
business 10 take them before he Mayor.
I did this without any warrsnt, and atmy
own discretion. Next day they are ex-
amined and punished. The punishment
is flogging. am one Of the men who
flow Them. They get not exceeding SO
lashes.
81 am paid ffy cents for every negro
| fog. The price used to be 62a cents.
Lam paid fifty cents for every negro !
arrest, and fiiiy cents more If | fog him.
I have flngged hundreds. l am nften
employed by private persons to pursue
fugitive slaves. have been thus cm-
ployed since 1886. | never refused a
good job of that kind. Sometimes they
turn out bad jobs, but never II can pre-.
vent. All that ever arrested as fugiiives
were decided 10 be such except those
Portuguese the counsel read about in the
other trial. 'Nsei s'ttss..'.a
sThero were about two hundred Of
ihem, blacks and whites"
What an invaluaIe acquisition man
with such qualifications would be TO the
Austrian government, that is as soon as
his serviced should cease 10 be required
in his own S,sHe.-Ohio Statesman.
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| GUYs0fT's YELLOW DOCK AND ssARsA
~ PARILLA, In Quart BOTTLES, for puryfying tho
Hlood--fhe beat Family medicine KNOWN Incipient
Oonsumption. Bnrrenness, Leuchrrhea OF Whites, IT.
regular Menstruallon. Ihconiinence Of Urine, Gene
rn Prosfraton OF The System. Depressed SPLITS and
Gloomy State OF Mind are cured hy mr. Gnysols Ex-
,racf Of yellow Dock and sarsaparila. which gives
aud Strength the Blood. Il neuiralizcs bhd l.nmors
stops nnnaturai secretons, and gives healthy nctio
10 all the vital powers
Itsmid Alternative properties render n peculiarly ap-
pcahe to the slender and delicate constitution Of tho
female. u Immediately contracts that distressing
Nervousness ard lassiiude common to tie female
frnme, and imparts nm energy and buoyanr ms sur.
prlslim MS they are grateful. We hnvs evidence
Me which induces us strongly TO recommend this me-
define TO married people who have not been blessed
with offspring. n ~
Pronpsis utrr or Fillinx or the Womb or i've Years
standing cured by Dr. 6uysott's Extract OF Yellow
Dock and SaTsapnriIla. after every other known re-
medy had been tried without relief. ,
WARRINGTON, o., Febrnary. Is49.
This certifes that my wife, aged twenty seven
years. has been suffering under the above conlplnnt
for hye years; nearly oil that me confined 70 her hed
havefof four years constantly employed the hest
medical taIent that could be procured IN this sefton
OF the fountry. without any bene6 whatever. hive
also purchased every instrument recommended o the
In the sp,ine OF 1919, wns induced by NY friends
to try Dr. Guysofs yellow Dock and sarsnpnriiia,
which was used for four months. After she hnd used
for about four weeks. IL was evident to all OF ns
thatsle i'm rowing, and from this time ale inl.
proved rapidly. and gained flesh and strength, until
she Is now enjoying most exec llent health. q ~
.A9 lSi .-...,.,-,, -..rf WIN. MoNFORT.
We being peighbors TO VIM. and Julia Monforf,
Mrs Monfort, and as tue cure being effected hy .Guy-
softs Yellow Dock and Sarsapnrin,- to lie strictly
true buf s3iaAyN JANE EDDY 9rf
"a NJ "~g19sgs7t SARAH POWERS.
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FRESH SUPPLY!
Great Cure for Dyspepsia ~
DIR. :. 8. HoUcnroN's
ZIP 10 PeS On m

ZIP e PaS il N .sel q
THE TRUE EIGFSYTVE FLUID,
II OR GASTRIC JUICE!
Prepared from Rennet, or The fourth
stomach Of The OK, after directions Of
;HBARoN LlEBIo, The great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. .HOUTHTON, M.
's d., Philadelphia, Pa. lMm
This is a great natural remedy for
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, curing afie,
natures own method, by natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. PEPSIN is
the chef element, or great digesling
principle Of the Gastric Juice-ihe Sol.
vent Of the food, the purifying, and slim;
.ula,ing agent of the stomach and. intss-
tlnes. II is extracted from the diges i've
stomach Of the OK, thus forming an ar,ifi
cial digestive fluid. precisely like The
natural gastric juice, 10 It's chemical
powers, and furnishing a complete and
perfect substitute for il. BY the aid Of
this preparation, the pains and evils Of
indigestion and dyspepsia are removed
just as they would be by healthy
stomach. Il is doing wonders for dys-
pepiics, curing cases of debility, emacia-
iion, nervous decline andjdyspep,ic CON
sumption, supposed 10 be on the verge Of
the grave. The Scientific evidence upon
which il is based, is in the highes, degree
curious and remarkable. bieG sgpoM :
DR.. HoUenroN's. PEpsIS, is sold by
nearly all the dealers in fne dtnLS and
popular medicines, throughout,he United
States. II is prepared 10 powder, in and
fluid form-and 10 prescription vials Ion
the use Of Physicians. 'u'ti i.ls
PRIvATE CIRcuLARs, for the Use OF
Physicians, may be nbiained ofDr. IIougl-
ton or his Agents, describing the whole
process Of preparation, and giving the
authorities upon which the claims Of this
new remedy are based. As il is not
secret reinedv,no objection can be raised
against its use by Physicians in respect
a ,lef standing and regular practice.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. i,
G A fresh supply Of the admirable
remedy, in powder and fluid. Just received
by MOSES LEE, Kalida, Z
se s Agent Tor Putnam County, o.
GrSee long advertisement 4'h page.
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get iteir dues, whereupon 30 paid them
One man he paidin clacos, "a three cent
Piern Of ChIhuahua. agg
Z The rations issued by She Commis-
sionsry have been insufficien. through
gut, and, after reaching Ell Paso, Of a very
inferior quality Some hams issued at
San Elizario we're condemned as worth
less and returned, bat the Commissionary
has not seen fit to supply their place.
About half the time the only food Of the
men has been bread and coffee. Several
times the Commissary's department has
been detected in issuing short weights.
But il is needless to go further into de-
tails. The facts have stated, and Which
| am prepared TO subsianiiate by abun-
dant testimony, show thai, The Con,nlis-
sion has been grossly mismanaged, thai
Mr.. Bartlett is totally deficient ia the
nerve, judgment and TACT necessary for
the position, that an outrageous waste Of
The public money has taken place, and
that the entire Commission should be Ie.
organized. aseg a8i ,saa asseouJ
A single word with reference 10 nv
own relation 10 the commissioner. He
discharged me on account Of al energetic
remo1strance ! addressed TO him when
The wages Of the men were reduced, and
The reduction falsely attributed 10 me.
That letter he considered insulting. 4
am al liberty 10 say that gentlemen high
in authority al Washington, TO whom |
have shown q copy Of II, are NOT Of iha,
opinion. .sga 6e 5i lapm iso .a
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TUST RECEIVED. = We have Just re-
- ceived our second stock Of spring goods,
consisting in part Of prints, summer stuffs.
ribbons. bonnet l,mngs, artificial flowers.
wreathes. hosiery. &c. Also molasses, sugar,
oil and coffee. f.tEt F} Ia
We are now prepared to sell first rate coffee
for l2ac per pound. and every thing else in
proportion. The above goods mu ct besold
without regard 70 profit, Every body will
find it to their advantage to call on us at the
old stand. a COULTER g. MARBLE
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anAnoshsr Scientific Wonder!

PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Juice!--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after direc-
tons of Baron Liehig, the great PhysioI-
ogical Chemist, by J. $. Houehion,l M.
D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Phlla-
delphia, Pa. This is truly wonderful
remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaunr
dice. Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility. curing after Natures own me-
,hod, BY Natures own agent. the Castle
Juice. See advertisement in another
column. s4,o s-
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Notice.
NJ OTICE is hereby given thar the subscri-
In ber atthe June Term Of the Court Of
Common Ple1s Of Putnam County, Ohio, du-
ly appointed ana qualified as administrator
de bonis non ofthe estate of Samuel Hami-
ton, late Of said County, deceased. a.f-
,..ser, .ELUM DAY. /
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W. J. JACKSON, s.a
General Land Agent, &C.,
| NAPOLEON, HENRY CO., o.

As Auditor OF Henry county, he is prepared
to attend 10 the payment OF Taxes, investiga-
tion Of Land Titles, and everything connected
with a General Land Agency ,525
0- All orders postpaid, containing one
dollar in cash, viii be prom ply attended 10.
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AN the 26th day Of July, A. D., 1851, at
NJ one o'cIock in the afternoon, at the door
Of William McGiure's Tavern, IN the town of
Gilboa, in the county Of Putnam. and State
Of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following real rs'ate, as the property Of
John II. sweeney, deceased, to wit:
The north east quarter Of the north west
quaiter OF sectien ten,- township one north
range eight east. in the county Of Putnam.
and Sta ate OF Ohio. a,disqs SIS sgnafgn os
( Terms Of sale--one.third cash in hand.
one-third in one year, and the balsnce in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments.
HENRY b. GoUCHER z
z y Administrator Of JOHN II. sweeney.
June I6, 1857 Y YHtsffA 8is 1iilatf 533
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1851
Notice

Notice
rs hereby given to all persons Interested,
tha, the board Of County Commissions
ers, in and for the county Of Putnam, and
State oC Ohio. at their March Session, 1851. !.
passcd resolution that hereafter there would
not be entertained BY said board any. petition
for county road, tha. did moi pass out Of the
township where il commenced--that all APP
plications for such roads must be made TO the
trustees in the respective townships where
such road is to be established. s,...
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Putnam Co., OF
Kslida, May 9, 1851. 5e7
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caused them tn be unloaded again, there.
|by unnecessarily defaiuing the train for
Inine days. AT Los Moros he endeavored
70 stop the train for thee days, on pfe.
tense thatihe wagans needed repairing,
Ibut Lieut.. .Whipple prevented il. Through
out the whole course Of the expedition
this nan has pracliced constant system
of persecution against those who would
not abet and shut sheir eyes to his pro.
ceedings, especially ihs men from the
North. He has disobeyed the orders Of
Col Mcclellan, and fomented a spir, Of
iisobedience which, but for The military
escort under Col. Craig, must have
broken oui in open mutiny. &
The special objects Of Myers hostility
we're the members Of The Commission
from The North. While ut Indianola, one
Turner, a Texan teamsier, threatened 10
kill John Tenant, abutcher from Wash.
iugson, d. c., aud aperfecily inotfensve
man, attached TO ths Commission. | in
formed Mr.. Bartlett .f ibis, told him that
Tuner was dangerous man, who had
already killed three orfour persons, that
e. = wou'u =, =. au.s y l'ase OCCASION .
soi",9 -. esr, ~ ' ~. s NJ :, o"0s -
~ - ..S.a.:s' ' ~ '''o"'pa''
w s"su oaS.u.s.u: ,.slrss.esl a.
"Io me- .eeAs a'ie', soen 'ne
.,a'n W. a. 0ao'sa: ~: no" seu.omen. OF "
,ns 0an nry.y Y. .pss. S.ea.u's
w s'aos .,s'sr' anu In. ~. ~ :
Ssp, Sspu's WV wv S:na. ao'"s NJ n.e n.e..
oess.a. y, ps'so"s' i"S'uu'og s NycIs, .s.. ws'e
sysaa"sA'nnee sppa' e"uu r's,ne u'.pos"o"
vas sa 'nas''''eu .omu '.ss :. ~ e.''.a t"s
va: "sa' g'o's.y wne'e u'o an''na, was
,,.v'deu, =. a"u s''er leay'ng i'ne pace
myu,s sa.u s;a ~ .,., -. oi .t,..,i,
any d'ncu"y snuu'u Come % 'Is,
iiteit you AZ AZ .Dwo os': ss''aDD.ptis neie .na ! y
pay yos lao'e, san = .o'.'g ~ y'u anp
yoa c,n ge' awsy q. .nls9 81 y ms annex
the following aihdav,,'..ea,.6, e, e, -, ,,,g
rs, pan IlLilAh,o' 7 cAaD' rse, ~ -.
y, \ 'n"''",, ~ ae'1sy ss'" W csV'
INA. .. sns Sapass a Samp' oe.ow oan
tween .Jobn Tenant and John Turner.
relative 10 q, beef. I heard Mr. a.. Master
James Myers saw 10 Turner and Green,
ana o!het seams'e's 'ha' were Presen''
wagon oto, carry. down the beef viii
mack II down myself / wish YOU wo,,,d
do some,b;ou sna IEwill stand Nv Won.
iyo,, shalI not IT, hurt vop shall receive
yo,,, y wnoes and more. if Won will do i,.r
iS,nde ,.3ood M Myers 70 mean bv ibis
onversa,ion tI,at NJ ,teyer was done bv
anv of .,bs tsams,ers ~ any of Tho n,em.
hers or ,be Commission Ia, came fran
,l,e No,,h> ,b,she I,hs q, M,s,e,l vnrld
unbo,d ,bsm ~ +, And n,o,ec, ,henm ~
sf NJ .sA ~ Isss>"sI n SMITu
swo,, = ana s,,h. .,.r;led hero,s mo ~ !,
p,ss;din de San RlIza,;o Tsxas Feh IN
lsSI fsa II "N5s ,,S1 ~ - -, 80 80
1HI-A -A8 q uyDE Chief Jus,;ce r II q /
4 .Three Sdayss aI,er .,bis Tennant was
k;llad and ~ ,Ls ,r;al ofa Turner his
M, ,rdsrsr Mvets ;ns,if;ed The ac,. saving
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. Attachment Notice

a 7 my instance an attachment was this day issued
"A by L. De Lnceney. justice OF the Peace. Of Jen
nines township, Putnam Ohio. heninst the propty
ana ettctsofC. & x. r. Wilson, q nonresident Of
.... BERNARD EscH.
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List of Letters i Aglib q
IR EMAINlNGin the Pos, Office Al
~ Kalida, Ohio, July 1, 1851. .o
Blakesly George Jo,n Havens
Body Martin Kelly Daniel II
Bird Miss Lucretia McClain John &
Buckmaster John Myers Daniel
Crafty james Ransom Martin 2
Gamer Miss Ann Rogers james
Holden G. W. 2 Lemon A. s..
Husson Captain or Talburi o. egi7a
GEORGE SKINNER, P. M.
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F A s HIO N "A BILE
RARgfnD gfnDIs2H1yGae
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KINGS EvIL-CAsE OF O. M. LEONARD
y- If the reader win observe, he will see tbst IA
nearly NIL cases. the patient has tried nearly everv
physician within his each and near ~ every
hut whem lie hits upon Guyzott's Yellow Dock a nd
sarsapariIla, the cure 10 immediate. n -
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AUCTION SALES.
ss,n Y 4; a 3 =! "a A9 Sass !,

A. IMPROVING ISLAND
IL Lots Tor salo.-The subscribers, Trustees of
the late Mrs Mary II Walsh deceased, offer ut Public
Sale on square ooi between * and 9th streets, num-
next, the 10th instant.
Terms ethird cash balance secured by deed OF
trust In notes at SIX and twelve months with interest
from day of sale All conveyances at cost OF purchaser
and right of resale reserved at purchasers cost upon
noncompliance with terms. Title derived from one of
the original proprietors.
Square sol, lot 49, fronting As feet by 9S feet on 9th
street west, contains 4,704 square feet.
Square SOL lot a. fronting AS feet by 9S, and rs feet
on 6th street west contains 1886 square feet
Square sol, lot 10, fronting As feet IL inches 9th
street rs feet south L. contains 1909 square feet
Square sol, lot TO- fronting 80 feet on south street,
"a feet IL inches by 81 feet ii inches deep contains
3,7S6 square feet. ts fEr4 gm
Square 601 part Of lot IT. fronting so feet south
street. by 29 feet IL inches deep, contains 2l6o square
feet ts .. r u see
square 544 lot 90 fronting 40 feet inches on south
H. by l29 feet III inches Deep contains square feet
Square 644 lot 81 fronting so feet south l., by l29
feet III inches deep, contains 6,496 square feet,
Square 544, lot o. fronting 90 feet south L. by l29
feet IL inches deep contains 1896 square feet.
Square 544 lot 3d. fronting 50 feet south H. by "a
feet II inches and "a feet IL inches deep, contains $3.50
square feet.
Square 544 lot a. fronting 4S feet IL inches Sd
street west by 70 feet south H. contains 1860 square
feet
Square 544 lot %, fronting 4S feet IL inches Sd
west by 98 and rs south H. to feet alley,
contains 1886 square feet.
Square 544, lot 26 fronting 48 feet IL inches Sd
street west by 90 deep contains square feet
JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
#ta# "t JOHN MARBURY, Trustees
au 12-3t&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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An invention Is said to have been made at the
west, IN which carbon entirely supersedes the
necessity for steam. The experiments show
that greater amount Of power, with less heat,
- obtained from the charcoal, and at one thirty
sixth Of the cost incurred in the use of steam.
The handsome amount Of $50, 900 has been
left in legacy by the late Abel Chandler, ESQ.,,
for the establishment Of scientific department
in Dartmouth College.
What's IN a Name.--Not much generally
but here is one from an English paper which
monopolizes considerably more than its share
OF the alphabet: "a Saxon gentleman, whose
name is Schwaschenhayenklest erseixestern il
about to become citizen of the United States y
Heaven help the naturalization clerk
Capital Punishment. To be kissed to death
by Juvenile calico.
There are six thousand women employed in
New York in making shirts.
TO Preserve Grapes, Station cross dog at
the foot of the vines
Advertising is the life-blood of business.
The happiness that is found at home is most
likely to prove enduring and purifying.
He that shows his passions tells his enemies
where to hit him.
The Germans who investigate the streets OF
New York for old bones and anything else
heavier than rags, have introduced the use of a
breed of dogs of great size and strength to drag
their handcarts.
Mrs. Mowatt, the talented authoress and &C.
tress, commences an engagement at Niblos, on
Tuesday, 18th instant, in her own play of g Ar
mand."
The Local of the Cincinnati Gazette has near
ly forgotten his Latin. He recently spoke of
finding the quarantine Physician sitting under
the outrageous locusts, enjoying his opium
cum digitals
The city of New York has recently become
the scene of almost daily murder and crimes of
violence. The latest case is the death by poison
of a woman named Victorine Grunzig, which is
supposed to have been administered to her by
her husband, Otto Grunzig, and a German
woman named Margaretta Lorentz.
Mr.. Cough, the celebrated temperance lee
turer, is to be in Halifax in about fortnight,
to deliver the opening address at the new Tenn
Perance Hall, nearly completed.
An ancient rhyme divides female beauty into
four orders, as follows:
Long and lazy,
Little and loud,
Fair and foolish,
Dark and proud.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

Corner of Massachusetts AUeHue and 12h street.
T,HB SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the citizens
Il Of Washington and the adjacent country that he
has just opened large and fresh assortment of GROCE
RIES, consisting, in part, as follows viz:
Fresh Family Flour choice Teas of the latest mporta
tons and finest havors Moca Java, Rio, aud Padang Co
fee; Sperm, Adamantne and Taow Candles; Salt Mack
ere Herrings, and Cod Fish prime lot of Bacon and
lot OF superior Sugarcured HAMS also Liquors. consist
ing Of superior Brandy, Wine Old Rye Whisky, Ac OF
the best brands also, large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, &c, &c.
He pledges himself to sell his goods as low as any
house In the city, having reference ~ quality
To the country Dealers he particularly invites them to
give him call He will take any kind Of country pro
duce in exchange for goods
lie solicts n call from all.
Don't forget the cheap Of Massachusetts, avenue
and 18th street. ID w HALL
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