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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
DRIYATE PRACTICE.-pR. PLuME s

Il CO. may be consulted usual, on the subject OF
all delicate diseases Strangers and residents may find
office the best facilities for dischargng those
nameless maadies annoying to the mind and when
neglected fatal 10 the body All those whose cases
stubborn and unyielding under ordinary treat
meu and who have almost given up despair are par
tcuary invited give call, as our means are mild
strike at the root and perfectly safe Constantly on
hand supply OF our Chemica Ertract of French
FIoers, which is unsurpassed for restoring strength
and manly sgor to abused and debtated organs Com
situations private, and strictly confidential Paid let
tiers promptly attended to. Office on Franklin street.
near Exchange Hotel, and first door South of Trinity
Clutch. Richmond Va. ie Is is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
THE SEWING MACHTNE--Ths .nhso

the above valuable invention For economy ingenuity
and rapdity with neatness of execution it Is perhaps
the most excellent article ever before offered to The nb
nc Wewill sell the patent right for the State. and
also private nights, on accommodating terms The for
ef ought to be equal small fortune 10 the hands of
an enteEprising mechanic -
ap 70 WILLIAMS e. BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
NEORGE J. SUMNER.

QT - 30 u1NI1ES NO. 8, FIFTEENTH
- ~ ST, Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE.
CdlNA AND GLASS, would call the attention
OF Country Merchants to his extensive stock of
QUEENSWARE, CHINA and GLASS of the new
est shapes and patterns. His stock large and the va
at as low prices any where either North or South
packing. NH ba 70 ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

DUKCELL: LADD & CO., DRUGGISTS
Il DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYES
for cash or the usual credit to punctuaI deslers
large and we'll selected stock embracina the oowino
in part ~ " -
1900 lbs best Nader
1000 lbs superior Indigo
" Kegs super Carb Soda
IS lbs Blue Mass
80 lbs Hydnodate Potass
35 bbls Logwood
$500 lbs Extract Logwood
IS bbs Spts. Turpentne
az boxes varegated Soap
500 do refined Borax
3 bbls refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
~ boxes ground Pepper, Allspice. GINGER
10 bbs No. Castor Oil
20 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No. l Nutmegs
200 ounces Sulph Quinine
GOO boxes Window Glass, French and
American N
A00 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
30 bbs Blake's Fire Proof Paint
And the Usual assortment of Patent Medicines For.
cy Articles, &c. &c. N'o'ie'' d"
90 PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
- ~ W Main ST. corner 18th.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

EHOR SALE. a second handed Piano Forte. but
" little used, and is first rate instrument Apply
to fr''
ap2i TOLER g. COOK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

Isl N ONs
In Agents Tor the
'SHartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford CT;
edoward insurance Company of New York;
-sfranklm Fire insurance Company, of Philadelphia;
Insure against losses by Fire Buildings Furniture
Merchandise, &C., throughout the State, favorable
terms. ALI losses adjusted with prompttude
zsy Office No. III west Main street. ap 20-H
A GENCY OF THE WYTHE UNION
IA LEAD MINES.-SHOT.-Weh have Just re-
we can now deliver any size wanted.
my L. d. & w. G. CRENSHAW 4 CO.
NTOTICE.-STORAGE AND COMMISSION
1N HOUSE.-The subscriber having taken one of
those large brick tenements the upper end of the
Dock, lately erected by Mr. John Enders, is prepared
to receive on storage, Tobacco, Flour, Hay, Lime,
GRAIN &c. at the lowest rates and will continue to sell
produce of every description and in fact, will attend
pun0tuay TO the sale OF all articles on consignment
usually kept in commission, by wholesale or retail
Thankful for past favours, he hopes to merit con-
tnuance OF the by punctual attention to business
conhded TO him.. K. S. GLAZEBROOK,
de Is Water street. between 18th and 18th
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

CORN STARCH, FOR PUDDINGS. DC
~ Oswego Pulverized Corn Starch, refined and nre
pared expressly for pnddings, cakes custards &c This
pure and beautiful article is exceedingly healthy nlea
SAINT and economical, and whom desired NAV be- nsed
substitute for, and in the manner, as arrow
loot. 1t IL also very superior article Tor laundry mr.
poses. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
ADIE & GRAY. Druggists
ap is Successors to Alex Duyal 147 Main St
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

Children, over 3 and not over IL years of age and
named i'
,, For stage Seats apply at tine bar of the Columbian
Hotel. ''A''
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes so that one can be retained at the Of
ce; and must be expressly stated the pass that they
are permitted to go on the cars
JOHN H. OSBORNE
Superintendent of TRANSFORMATION
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
RADwAY's READY RELIEF F0R

TO"N'S ESSENCE OF GINGER.--
concentrated form, all the valuable nronerss "S III, ~
best Jamaica white Ginger and is one of The m ,.s
grateful achics, and the best carminstives in -
For sale, wholesale and retail by III use
:. ADlE & GRAY, Druggists,
ap 10 Successor TO Alex Dual La Main =,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
FROM OREGON

The Steamer California has arrived from
Astoria, and brought files Of the Oregon Spec
tator to the 2Ist Of November, and the " est
ern Star, published at Milwaukee. Oregon,
of the same date. The Star Of Milwaukee
says, that the place is only one year old and
already has population Of FIVE hundred in
habitants. with fair prospect Of a rapid in
crease. There Is a good school house post
Office, and good variety Of stores, with two
saw mills, and grist mill: also steamboat
running between Oregon city and Pacific
city.
The country IS prosperous. What the in
ha5liantS appear 10 pride themselves greatly
upon, IS that the entrance to the mouth Of Col
uInbia river is now considered perfectly safe.
Not an accident Of any moment has occur
red since Capt White had been stationed at
Astoria. The rivers arc undergoing improve
Tnents, and he navigation will soon be unob-
stuctgd.
The Spectator complains Of high postage
between the Atlantic and Pacific. Ii says
that the charge Of forty cents is unreasonable,
unjust and oppressive
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
THE TRIBUNE
Mineral Point, February b, ISL
Ihe Interest Question.

This question, nov before the Legislature
Of our S:aie,apPears to create considerable in
,erest. Speeches have been made in The Sen
ate. both Tor and against a law, regulating IN
teres, but the fate Of the bill cannot yet be
told. We are decidedly in favor Of reguia-
Jung the rate Of interest, in our State, and IN
this respect we believe we 10 not differ fruni
a large majority Of the citizens Of the State
1t has been urged in favor Of The present law,
that II would bring capital into our State but
such does not appear 10 be It's effects, FL
while Wisconsin is the only State in tho
Union where any rate of interest agreed up
on by the parties is legal, ard we believe
where over Il per cent. is allowed, even by
agreement ofpariies, we find that money is
quite as scarce in Wisconsin as many other
State; and those who have money, are far from
investing Tin any thing like Improvements
or the parchase Of Real estate, from the fac,
that loaning at high interest is more proftabIs
and quite safe. We hope our Legisla-
ture will at their present session, strike from
our statutes books this law giving so great 3
license to shavers and money lenders.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

PIl} o'IiHoS OF DEATu-Hol0 a man
ftel, u.ien he IS sh0t or s,aBted.-To be shot
Head IS our Of the easiest modes Of tcrmina-
ting lEs IT rap:l as it Is, the body has Iras-
ure 10 trci ard reflect. On the first attempt
y onr If tha frantic udhe,ents Of Spain to
assassiaa'e William, Prince of Orange, who
took t,se lend in the revolt OF the Netherlands,
the bali pissed through the bones OF the face.
and brought HIM to the ground. In the in
stunt ;iI.ti preceded stupcfue;on, he was able
70 frame tie notion that the ceilir had fallen
AMI crushed aim. The cannon shot which
Piuus 7 INTO he brain Of Charles XII. did
not prevent lam from sozIng his sword BY the
hiit- The ldea of an attack and the necessity
for d'sruce was Impressed upon hun by blow
Thich we SHOULD have supposed TOO uomen
ious % leave nn iutervnI for Thought, But it
By no MEANS follows that the infection Of fatal
violence Is accompanied by ping. From
what IS .nouu Of the first # ct Of gun shot
i, Jnn3~. j; s probable that the impression is
rather stunning than ncuto. Culcss death
~ iins..3st., tho pain IS as varied as the IA
'ure o. III i-juries, and these arc past count
.us me-.
Bat 'arr' IS nothing singular IN the dyinr
,eo~aiiaa-. though Lord b. ron remarked in
the Fi.r~ialoalcal peculiarly, TIM, the expires
SION s invariably that of hugucr, white IN
'eali lem Stab the continuance reflects The
.rait~ s natural character. of gen leness or fe-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
BY TELEGRAPH
THE CENTRAL RAILROA BILL
PASSED.

TIE. cen TRAI RAILRoA BILL
PASSED.
Spfnef. II. ill.,, February IS j.. 81.
The STUNT Jrl to incorpurnte 'he Crntra
Rpil Rpal Company passed the House ihi>
moment. Yeas -. NAYS ..
The $1,000 Exemption Bill has passed boil
Houses.
New Orleans, r b. :.
Tt.e Steamship Poc!Gc, from Chagrcs, ar
riyed WIN - passengers.
We are hourly expecting the arrival OF the
Falcon. wHh benny Lind on board.
Narrowsbug, Feb. {.
The cAsine Of tie train going vest la~I
night d. ole "a v heeIihrowing it from the track
NOBODY injured
Baltimore. Feb. :.
The y V Orleans mail Of tie goth ult has
arrived.
\ deiachmont If U. s. troops nrrived nj
Brownsville, Texas on tile 10Th uli., and
were despatched up to Rmcgold's Barracks.
Border troubles have ceased. Mon Ks charge
The M,Nicans with crossing the line and dri-
Wing off cattle.
HsNarR>nN's TRIAL.-On the 2d day
more Jurors were empanellcd
Harrisburg. Fcb 18th.
The FIRST through trip by railway from
Harrisburg to New York was made this NOR
ming, on il.e road called the New York aud
Cumberland, connecting with Baltimore.
L. 5. SENATOR.
Boston, Feb Z.
Frs, ballo, for Senator; whole number
ISL; necessary 10 choice I9I; for Summer
Is, for Winthrop log, scattering -
Another ballot ordered
New York, Feb. 7th-2 p NJ.
TIL Emri,e City is below viii lnte Cali
forum dates The news VIII be up about 3
o'clock.
Washington, f 30. 9TH.
Efforts vii. be made. with strong hopes Of
success, T. revive the California and New
York Branch Mint Bill during the present
session
+ Some PenHsyIvauians are becon ing alarm
i 81 Al I'll. threats of the rem5tal Of the Phil
al ii''.it STINT. AID are ready now for q com
promise.
Ilon~r vert into committee, md proceeded
10 The Consideration of the b.ll to establish Z
Board Of Accounts, to consist of ; Commits
s.oners Il, $1,000 each prrunaum. Th.;r H.
ei.ian SD ciai-rs referred to ,5c,n 20 be faa,
50 Attorney 10 represent tie United States
70 BE appointed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13


Mr.. Gale from tie Judiciary committee, re-
ported back a bill to yacate the site cf two ten
acre lots, in the county Of Fond ia lac, and
recommended that the bill be rejected; report
adopted. leave ofabsence anted 10 Messrs.
Palmer, IL. q. Turner and Sterling for three
days.
The President announced the special order
Of the day as being the consideration of a me
morial TO Congress for the repeal of the fugI-
tive Slave law, which after ing slightly
amended was ordered to be engrossed-ayes
H., noes !.
bill 10 organize the counties Of Bad Axe
and La Crosse, on motion Of Mr.. Wright,
laid upon the the table. Several bills of To-
cal character ordered to be engrossed.
Message from Assembly taken up, and sew
eral bills read twice; joint resolution in rela-
ton to warming the Capitol, laid upon the ia
bic, and the Senate adjourned i! 10 4. IN. to-
morrow.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

By lie Toatcnes7 OF a gentleman in this
place, yvr atc permitted to take the following
eHtraca .tan private letter, dated Picker
iug lCaast.s} Dec. %, 1850.
i an sorry to inform you that a terrible
tornada. accompanied by hail AMI rain, re
Gently PASSED through the townships Of C1eor-
CANA. S.o.t Eoch aud Darlington, into Lake
On'nr5a. Tie wind was 50 strong that moth
ing WIS aalr TO withstand is fury. Houses.
trees. I0uoee. and every thing in its way, was
mass fII'as- am sorry to say, three
persons anal great number Of cattle were
killed 1o's can imagine something of its
violence when Il inform you that large hem
lock tree, upwards Of eighty feet long aud 5
feet II diameter which had lain and bedded
in the ground for some years, wa' throw sew
cr, rods rem It's led. Much damage was
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
Illinois Central Rail Road.

The construction of this important Road is
now considered beyond doubt. It is to eX :
tend from the mouth Of the Ohio to Galena
and Chicago. The Boston Company, through
their agent, RoBERr RANDooI, Esq. have
pledged themselves to make read as good as
the one leading from Boston to Albany ana
have i completed by the 9Th Of July, 1851.
Tie Illinois Legislature have accepted their
terms.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
New Orleans. Feb.

Int big ace Ia5 been received here Of the
wreci of She brig Union, from Chagres to
tins palt. A'l the passengers on board the
Martl.n Saver, lost in the Carribcun sea. lave
been raroecrad. 60 Of them were brought
to this port, and the remainder. numbering
3. had been LIFT at key West.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

SINGULAR Discovery or Stolen Jrwgl..
At PoTTsTILLE, PENN.-The Mineral Is-
nal says that on Thursday last, while s..ae
children were at play upon the hillside r.s-
FIshbauch, half mile from PotsvlIle, 90. rf
the number discovered small string f4~..a-
ed TO a bush his curiosity being awakened.
the string was seized, and after pulling @, Il.
he found that II became detached from s.ue
object beneath the snow. Upon an examine
ton Of the string, several gold rings para
found upon It, ami a slight search enabled
them 10 discover an old stocking or drawer
leg, with several hundred dollars worth ii ua-
finished gold rings, pencils chains, g.. d.
the vicinity another string was found, tle,au-
ened in the same manner, but leading off ta
different direction, TO the end Of which ts.le
was also large amount q iowelry, also au-
finished, The TcttsyiIle J .urual thinks tl.rs-
articles come from some large manufacturing
house in Philadelphia or New ork. and He
spoil hidden beneath the snow hy the party
committing the theft, and thc spot dtsIzn.leI
by the small string, SO IS 10 enable t..a
IL regain heir spoil at future day.
So ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
Names Of New Counties.

The following is a list Of the new counties
formed at this sitting ofthe General Assembly
of Iowa.
Isl Tier-MiIIs, Montgomery. Adams,
Union.
ID Tier-Potawattamic, Cass, Adair.
81 TieI-iIarrison, Shelby, Audubon, Cur
thrie.
llh Ticr-Monono, Crawford Carroll,
Green.
9th Tier-Wabkon, Ida, Sac, Fox, Yell,
Risley, Hardin, Grundy.
Gin Tier-Plymouth, Cherokee. Duena Wis
tq' Pocahontas, Humbolt, Wright, Franklin,
Butler, Bremen.
18th 'rier-Sioux, O'Bden, Clay .PaIo Alto,
hossuth, Hancock, CerTo Gordo, Floyd,
Chickasaw.
sth Tier-(on the north line Of the State)
-Buncomhe, Oceola, Dickinson, Emmett,
BANCROFT, " iHHebago, Worth, Mitchell, How
ard.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
Steam Travel.

DR.. Lardner in volume of $50 pages.
on the subject Of steam travel, gives ia
bic. which is very interesting. though,
unfortunately, some Of its favorable con-
illusions are f.r from holding good in our
own country He says that
In every mile travelled. the loss of life
has been only to l4G6l. 467-cquaI 10
going round the world nearly COO times
and til reception of any injury whatever,
only as one to 7,350.738, or about 500
times around the world From the chap
ter on the causes of accident, it appears Of
All accidents beyond control of passengers,
ST ler cent arise from the collision Of
trains. - per cent from defects in wheels.
axIe>. or rails , per cent, from switches
or cent. from cattle on the line, and
per cent. from the bursting Of the engine
boiler Gface.dcats produced by the i'm
prudence Of passengers, = per cent occur
from improper place or posture; II per
cent from lcayiu-a train in motion, Is
per cent, from entering train in motion,
IL per cent, from jumping off. II per cent
from crossing the track incautiously o
per cent from getting out on the wrong
side, and per cent, from handing articles
into a train when in motion OF these
accidents, 81 per cent are fatal. 1t viii
be perceived that trains running out Of
their usual time are less safe than regu-
lar trains; and that q passengers safety
depends much on his being always IN his
place and in due time"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
IN CENs vrIr

Bill providing for making returns Of cleo
ton in towns TO the clerk ofthe Board Of Su-
pervisors. Il
Tie bin to inoorporatgssthe Madison and
Swan AXE Railroad couSNny was amended
by adding I'D. Ruggles nd Archibald Tread
way as commissioners, and ordered to be en-
crossed.
The bill to amend the act 70 incorporate the
Racine and Rock River plank road Co. and
memorial to congress for a mail route from
Prescott to the falls OF ST. CFoix, were ordered
to tn II third reading.
Adjourned to , p. N.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

DEsrIsE RmIcULE know Of no
principle which Is Of more importance to
fix in the minds Of young people than that
of the most determined resistance to the
incroachmcnts of ridcule Give up to the
world. and to the ridicule with which the
world enforces its dominion, every trifling
question Of manner and appearance; it is
to toss courage and firmness to the winds,
to combat with the mass upon such sub
ieots as these But learn from the earli-
est days to ensure your principles against
tie Forils Of rid!cule YOU can no more
exercise your reason if YOU live in the con
slant dread Of laughter, than you can en-
joy your Lie if you are in the constant
terror Of death If YOU think it right to
differ from the times, and to make a stand
for any valuable point of morals, DO It
however rustic however antiguated. how
ever peda2t.c it may aqpear-do It, nos
for inso,Gaca, bat seriously and craudiy
las lnau who wore soul II his own in
his BOSOM and id not wait until it was
troathed into him DE- the breath Of fash
ION LIT men cal you mcaa. II you
know you are just: hypocritical, If You
know Won arc honestly religious. rusiliau-
im3us, if vou feel that YOU are firm; re-
sistcnce soon converts unpriucipl Wit
into sincere respect, and 80 after time
can tear from YOU those feelings which cv-
cry man carries within him. who has made
a noble and successful exertion in a y,rtu-
GUS Cause ->yducY Smith
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

PRoPosED PUNISHMENT IN THE Nav
] be report ofthe Naval Board of Inquiry on
Dicln!ine, was presented 20 tho Senate on the
10th inst, The Board recommended the drum
mead court martial, aud punishment BY con
hnemanL and saapenslon Of nax and also u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

a MANNoTH ADVERTISING CARD.-Tt viii
be seen by Circular to Hotel Keepers"
that Mr.. VI. Atwood, Of this city. will issue,
on the opening Of navigation card 10 contain
The advertisements Of the principle Hotels on
the route between Buffalo and Milwaukee, to-
gether with the distance from place TO place,
and the mode Of conveyance. This enter
cr5 and advantageous to Publ cans Nh
4 Will get up The card in elegant style, y
by p inches, containing 80 squares. Those
particularly interested viii do well to take ad-
vantage of MIR ArwooD's proposal For par
ticulaIs see circular.-Tjfs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
MOSES NJ. STRONG.

u The following communication we pre-
sumo will be read with interest, both by the
Stockholders and citizens of this village and
vicinity:
To the &oobLoHers Of IIiI,cqaEee, G4lsno, 8,
Chicago Telegraph Line.
l received letter from Mr.. Hotchkiss, in
reply to one l wrote him, in relation to the
thoroughly repairing this line west. He
says, he has employed men, and they Will
start Immediately, and will take out all
those iron sPokes- and fix all the pins with
white lead, have new poles set where. they
are needed, and put the line in good working
order again. Heis coming through himself
soon.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

u Friend McFADDrx, Of tie B4raboo Stand
ard, is a6Sgt 10 leave Tor Oregon. May success
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

Y About = 900 hogs have been pack
ed a burlington during the past season.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

The Florida Legislature, like that Of Mis-
souri,, has repudated its old Senator-N ulee.
by union Of Wings and those who were OPP
posed to Yulee.hr. Molony, Of Key West, has
been elected q. 5. Senator.
- R. c. Schenck, Congressman from
Ohio, has been appointed Minister 10 Brazil.
Il Is said he can speak both French and Span
ISL.
O. Colman d. Jacobs, Of Tennessee, has
been appointed First Assistant Postmaster
General, IN place of S. r. Hobbie, resign
Cd.
The official returns show the population of
Iowa to be l92. 20l-MichIgan has popula-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
y. F. HOPKINS, Sec =.

Gov BRIaGs, OF MAssAcHUsETTs.-ou re-
firing from office, Gov. BMGGs addressed his
successor as follows:
May it please your excelloncY-Seven
years ago was introduced into that chair BIZ
a distinguished citizen, who had been chosen
governor by one otthe political parties which
have placed you in power.
Inobedience to the commands ola MAORI
y of the Legislature, uttered according to the
forms OF the constitution, now surrender II to
You and retire.
No human institutions are perfect. But
believe the sun does not shine upon any pc
litical community, numbering million Of peo-
PIE, which enjoys greater physical, civil, ed
vocational and moral blessings, than the peonIe
OF Massachusetts enjoy.
Allow me, sir, TO say, that whoever may ad-
minister her government, as long as live
shall rejoice in her prosperity, her honor and
her renOwn.
FEssEI. Losr.-The New Orleans Picav-
une, learns from passenger, that the barque
f.DHty, from San Francisco, Realejo and PAN
ANA, was lost on the goth of September on the
Pacific coast, and of2OJ passengers but two,
We're saved
The TARIFF.-Let;ers from Washinton
state that there is prospect IF Certain rnodIf-
cauon Of the IaTh being effected consulta-
lions having been had on the subject bv vari-
GUS members, without distinction Of party. 1t
Is not proposed 10 disturb the advolorum
principle of the tariff Of 1916, nor substitute
the home valuation for the foreign but an in
crease Of the duties On iron IS expected, and
some other matters, which arc noticed in
letter elsewhere, copied from the PhiIadel-
Phla North American.-Jour'lqk Of Com
HEcFce.
FIRsT OUT.-Fhe good steamer .Sslhaaq.
Can't. AnnlahE. IS al E.r.Isaa 70 Iaaua Rull.lo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13
California

GOLD DUST IND DRIFTS
Bought by
-3-tf1 WA~IIHTREl, & EEGnEzrt-,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

FIRsT OUT.-The good steamer StlHanq,
Capt ApPleby, IS advertised 10 leave Buffalo