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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16
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FoRder and blessing Of the Age-
The most Extraordinary Medicine in Ehe W orld.
Fhts Extract pat quart cheaper
PteGsaHter, and 1oGrrGHted superior GEy sold II
olthoHf roHsitiag, puretag. siekeping
debhHGtiRg the PGtieat.
The beauty and superiority Sarsaiara
other medicines that while eaicass disease iaysora
the body IL Is OF very hest
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known purhes strengthens
the but and rich blood.
wonderful Il performed year.
10000 coz
considered ncuabie. 1t has saved the lives
5000 children during tae past
10000 Of General Debility md want
OF Nervous Energy.
DR. Townsend Sarsaparilt iuvigorates system
To those wao lost
effects Of medicine inLereuon committed
dusence the passions brought general ply
steal of the system iastuJe snio
sAtng decay and decline
that fatal disease CONSUMPTION entirely
pleasant remedy THIS Srsspsria is Gar superior any
InviGorating Cordial,
As and system activity 10 bs
limbs and exaorduas
ry degree
Consumption Cured.
CLEANSE and Strengthen Consumption Bronchitis
Consumption, LiUr Complaint Colds
Splitting Blood N-lt
Dcaf Prefnse &c
hare been and be cured.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Nelo York. april 2s 1877.
TOWNSEND verify your arsap4 ria as been
the through Providence, Of saving
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16
SPLITTING BLOOD.

IFeto FoTh AprtI q Is87-
DH TOWNSEND verify believe that your been
the through Providence, of
raj had bad Coush Il became and
raised large quantities blood had greatly
deblatcd and reduced, aud did expect
used your Sarsaparia short
change been wrought able walk all
city. raise blood and my cough has le6 You
well imagine that am thankful for these results.
Your obedient
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16
RUSSELL. 65 Cstherine-st


THIS only of Rncuma
Dr. TownscHds Sarsapariia has severe
and chronic weekly eradcated by extraordinary
E-q-
Backwels Island, spoken following
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16

There is not another medicine in the world that
eaH so~ sa"h high and powerful testimony in it's
Tor We DEFY Tire world 70 produce its equal. Here
ere y or 90 distiuEuifhea stucated FH7s1cIA rs
whose opinion Is of value 70 all also towards =
hundred DRCGClsTs. whose experiences IN eoia-
pounding. mixing and preparing medicines q every
character and description. entitle their opinion u
ths greatest weight. voluntarily and frankly state
tLeir views OF the merits Of old Dr. Jacobs ssr-
tapariIfa.
To al this We shall add Tar rs vs havo rseu
me testimony Of those who have been cured
Colchester Conn. June q 1872
Dr. Jacob Townsend-Sir afv wife has Tor -.
years 81 m7rt been afflicted with disease Z nc
Lover. arfrof chung nearly to nvsrer.ic Consume
obtained ~ relief ~ their haris Sic a. Length
trfe4 = =. Tow e5e n-s ~lrsauarflla. without
PARTICLE or ADVANTAGE SEEING Old Dr.
Sac"t ls7-is-i- 5 >arsaparsIla advertised the
winch have nearly gie 10 perfect health
Dther persons seeing It's effects are anx
iors 70 trF u also f!eaa= send invoice. A.
DAEIEL BUCKLEY
DEPOT Tor tie Ole Dr's- sarsapariIis, IS now Iz
Nassau 81
THOMPSON sErIr"sNS CO Prerris,or.
flncpal Office for the Western StatesIr-9I6
Ma;n street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
c. W CALHOUN. Gc,lerrI .7gent.
CLARK & Woo0RUFF. Hihca1sEee
Agents for Wisconsin.
For sale in Mineral Point BY
THEo. RoDoLF.
Deales in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils
Dye-Stuff. &c &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16
Eseauty and Health.


when applied to the ace re .o e gas 5fas[ay use
close de pores Of The sIn and eIe t5e nj M Icy
nature not "a @aTtsa by disease or powder or the sha ufed
human face Divine sc as the garden deately
Of the fluids the pure blood 20 The 1tre
BE- n VIM pants me s32nee IN TIC most exquisite
o. L al admire but none can describe This beauty
inc opTi9 OF aatarenot Of Po'der If there
rec and healthy circulation there Is no beauty Hhe lady
mpurc Sic is not beautiful If sr be- b5 %
yeios pure rnd active boo ii aiyrs -i-h fo -
LADIES' IN the north who take but tte exercise
or arc confined IN close rooms have Ped their complexion by
ions iAey shoai Dr. roeneads sarsspari Thousand,
ofevery station, crowd office daily.
Notice
Tho that initiate DR. Townscnds Saapr. invariably
called heir stun great Remetyor Females &c and have
men word for word "hC.Pat medicine
incident to females reeommsnded theirs although they
males they disease. the constitution
scrofnIn Cared.
' GTess sonfa a proves that this
Three persons cured az hou-e : unprecedented
p. ro,r..v.,r-n1I1ih Three E,.. Children ihils
tes s o my e@G have 6Taa cured q Che eofa BY Ne
With bad Sores taken only bottles II took tEez
Yours Tespee5iuiy ISAAC " GRAIN. log woo.,.r-.
Opinions Of Physicians.
DR. Townsend almost daily receiving from Physician.
TINS eer'f, undersigned Physician, Of the City
the
Fl PTrIFNC n
J WILSON. n
r. B. BRIGGS II
Albany, April !. 1877. Pc ELMENDORF n y
CATION.
Owing the sale Of Dr. ones,5
Sarsapara Of formerly our Arenfs bsvs
commenced making Ssapsca Extracts Eixirs Biers Exar..
sfieiow Dock &c They generally put up in the same sbard
BOTTLES them
hey only worthless limitations. and avoided
Principal Once l26 FULTON Building Y Red
md street P6sdepiis s Hso D Soni. i{1 Noh sge
g. Cohen Charleston; Wright Chartre St-es q
% south Pearl Street Albany; PRINCIPAL Drug
lists and Merchants generally stac Yves,
aides aud the Caua9as.
For sale by D. R. PULroRD, Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16

Ine usdersl Sued has Just received an addition 10
his s1oc q School and Miscellaneous Books and
>tafoueey yv-l a variety Of other matters too nm
uleTouS 20 merton. All OF which ne is desirous
to sell iaE Cash, forthwith. Please call and ex-
anime.
JOSEPH SMITH
Dt- go $40
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16
FEVER AND AGUE.

Tor TINS scourge 3f the western country these
Medicines viii be found sale, speedy, and corr
tain remedy. Other medicines leave -I- S
subject to a return of the disease cu-" by t.l'a
medicines 10 Pcrmanent-TRI THEM, BE-
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and LIVER Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF APFE iITE, A.
DISEASES OF j 'E3IALt s-thcze medicines have 1sc
used with the most beuclical results in cases "a.
this description :-iING LylL and ScECFrLA, .a
It's worst forms, yields TO tine mlid yet pos -r.a
action OF these reuarkabI. Medicines AisHT
SwEATs, NERvoUs DEBILITY, NERYoCs Cos
PLANTS of ali kinds PALFIrATIoN OF TIE iEAEr.
y rA--r-.'e I. - .-.....Ll IL ...-r.H
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16

4@ countrl wlo need kind TO suit you all 'iJ
Pul.ord < Ambitious Pills,
FahHstock's DO.
Dr. El-nores Improved Bilious do
Jew Davids Honey Coated do.
Oriental or Sovereign Balm DO.
Lees Bilious do
GraeEeuberg do
Moffats Pills &, Bitters
Sappiugton's Ague Pills,
Or. Bruce DO.
Dr. Brandreths Pills,
Rev. o. Hibard-s do.
DR. Angle Candy Coated DO.
Herric1s Sugar Coated 10,
md lots Of other kinds, winch you car "a >
'aIjng az the Mineral PoiEt Drug Stors' ns4''
{ pposIie Beechs store
Nov IS K p. PELFtET
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-16

\. taiy. Druggist, Lake County Hlinoi
writes -s fellows.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
M D N + Y NJ A X X K Il

suNDAY, Nov. % ID.
The stock market at the close yesterday not very
buoyant but holders not disposed to force sales
As general thing the bulls feel very sangune, and it is
impossible that their ancipations may be realized
The from California is certainly calculated to give
an impetus to speculation The large receipts Of gold
dust must have favorable influence upon the move
men;s Of the Wall street banks and make them more
liberal in their discounts There is very little doubt but
that there will be a steady and permanent improvement
iu our money markets; and any apprehension of i'm
mediate restriction in any important interest of the
country is without foundation. From Europe
expect anything at present Of very untavorabe
chacer but before the lapse Of many months must
look something startling and be prepared for great
change in financial and commercial affairs the conti
Dent. In the meantime, We may have active move
nent in the stock market, and old prices may be
realized. All the leading securities in strong
hands, and if the money market continues to in
prove IL will be less difficult to carry them and outsiders
may be attracted by the rise in prices. Harlem Nor
wich and Worcester stonngton and Long Island have
wide margin for an improvement Prices for all of
them range from ten TO twenty per cent below those
in the spring. and all Of them have, during the
season, been deing large and productive business,
reason why q corresponding improvement should
not take place in the market value Of the stocks Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad has been unwarrantsbly
again The local business Of this company Is in four
shing condition and Is almost large enough to pay
good dividend the stock independent OF any through
traffic 1t has been the aim Of the snsgement to pay
annual dividends Of five per cent the par value and
there is very little doubt but they will from this time
out accomplish the object they have in view. The
ipgs Of the Harlem show large monthly increase We
little anxious to the next annual report. II Is
spinion that It will show q net income equal TO
per cent the aggregate cost Of the road That
stock productive should be selling in the market at
dscount Of thirty per cent Is inconsistency in Wall
treet movements which we do not understand.
The United States mail steamship Franklin, from
Have, brings four days later intelligence from London
and the continent Commercially the Is uninter-
estng unimportant and rather unfavorabe Financially
the accounts are encouraging Money getting sbun-
dant and the rate Of interest settling down to the
lowest points Bullion in the Bank Of England
Increasing Politically the intelligence b exciting and
calculated to create great deal Of interest in the public
mind In the event Of any political revolution taking
place in France any other part Of the continent
cannot escape Our commercial interests will ss indi.
rectly af, cted and perhaps serioItly injured
The value Of American produce exported from Boston
to foreign ports during the past week, s4SS,Es;
foreign products, Ssl,s7s H.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
Musical Movements.

Catherine Hayes has returned to the city, after most
successful campaign in the New England States, and
will make her appearance to evening, at Trpler
Hal in the first Of her second series Of concerts In New
York, crowned with the lsurels she has down Fart
This evening, also. Maretzek opens the winter
psgn at the Astor Place Opera House, when steanon
and the other old ayorites viii make their appearance
On Tuesday evening, Mrs Glinghsm Bostwick gives
Der sacred soi,6s musisa at Niblos Concert Rooms.
Thus Il will be there Is music in abundance before
foe the present week, and for weeks 10 come.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
TbeatrIrnIen,l ,Iu.lrnI.


BowsRy THkAIHE-Ths attractions selected fIr this
evening. highly entertaining commencing with ~.
the leading part This will be succeeded by ths sFso
tive drama called the Carrier and his Dog in which
Nessrs cony and Taylor viii sPpear and the Whole viii
terminate with the farce Of All the World stsse
BHoApwAv The gfest astress, Nine Celeste,
announced 10 appear tonight In her celebrated drs
ma entitled the wrench spy aud the grand operate
romantic ballet Of Tanning Tartar she will be su
ported by Messrs Barry, Dsvidge, whiting sha~, sig
Neri Mrs John Seton, Miss Croker, and Mle. Ade-
hne-the whole forming highly attractive bill
NruLo's GsRDts-rhe Rsvel Family have provided an
entertainment for this evening, which must OIL Nibos
In every department. The pan,omime called The MI.
liners the ballet q Orakiella, and the excellent
pantomme of the Red Gnone end White Warrior, are
the pieces selected each 81 which Is powerfully east
bvHroSs Tusrr s-shakspeare's comedy II "As You
Lke IT, will be the commencing feature st this estsb
lkhment to-nisht IN Witch hi-s Fanny walisck vii
su,,s, ~, Ias,'isr psss o. Ro.ss ,apgSst.d y
The concluding pece ~il be the -New Peculiarly n
which Mr. Lester will sppear
rsroSAL THsArhE An entire change Of piece. 4 an
pcunc.d at this nourshus theat-e for this ev.noe Ths
beautiful drama Of the Lady Of the La-s will 10 the
commencing piece rhi, will Be followed bv q nsw Ara
ma entitled ~Blanch the Outcs-s aud the nss uIscs
styled Nose In France. vil terminate all A dessalv
crowded house may be anticipated.
BsoroHsMs L,CErn The c-lebrated Rous.et sis,e-s
Who are 20 greatly admired by the public viii apUssr
here this evening in their splendid ballet styled Cstar
ma The lsughsble farce of "A Vile for an Hour ani
a rev peculiarly by Broughsm. entitled ~Kossath' :
Kun viii aiso be performed; the whole forming en-.
tsrtsinment wen -ortby Of poole p.tronags
BaRsrxe MusEus An excellent selection of couic
performances has been chosen for this Afternoon at
this establishment and in the evening the moral dfsm'
sf aRosias Mesdo-sn which attracted such dsns
crowded houses last week will be repeated fhose wh'
vish 10 epjny comfortable seats should 20 early
CuSfsrys MiSsrnsLs.-This very popular taod ~ oe
gro performers have issued highly attractive programme
for this evening
Frrtows M,vsrssts-The amusemeats provided foi
TO night by this uDriveed band OF negro den eators
must eufure ovfrhoving houre.
Nfrto's CoVcrsF RooN The second musical onter
tsirmsnt q Mrs Gillingham Bostwck VII taSe Plle'
4 this besstiful concert rcon to mcrr0v evening
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
city Politics.

MopE OF CANvAssrNG.-rhe Board Of Aldermen have
mDebded uniformity in the mode Of csnvassng the
votes evening and trust the Inspectors Of
the districts will comply with this request 1t is
proposed count the votes follows FIRST Senate
tscond, Charter; third, Assembly, fourth, State Se
This stem will greatly facilitate the early collection Of
returns. The request IL reasonable. and have no
doubt 1t will he complied with the part Of the In
OF
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
The November Term of the Court OF
Sea

The November term Of the Court Of General Sessions
viii open this morning and possible, grand jury viii
be organized and the petit jury properly ,mpsnsed
The bu,nese which will claim the attention Of the eou
this term win be principally the accumulated prison
cases There hundred and sixty-seven persons
in prison waiting for relief by due course Of Law. A.
vet 10 Of i'm portance to the public have pre-
tented thsmssvos for consideration The elections will
probably occupy the attention Of many officials Of the
court for the week Of the present term that bu
again subsided the calendar will be taken up and dis
posed Of According TO the usual order the bench for
the present should consist Of City Judge Bseb-
the presiding magistrate with the Aldermen Of the First
and second wards for side judges.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
MnIlne Alfalfa.

DrTESuos o. THE STEAMSHIP HERMASS.-The z. 9. mail
stesmstip Hermann detained several hours beyond
her usual time Of sailing Saturday, By orders from
Washington 20 enable the TO transmit
in portant dispatches 70 Europe.
THE srEsnroAT BAY trArE.-Ths steamboat, after dis
charging her passengers on Friday evening" taken
around to the Dry Dock where she will remain for thres
four weeks 10 BE- overhsued The steamboat State Of
Maine has been substituted In her place during the time
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
Court Calendar for This Day,

srrRsnE CoUET-srsciAL Tsns.-Nos. 1 10 Is
Cncun CorsI Nos Tt3. 62s 46s, 74S, 7is, 76l, 752
T53, 754, 7t5, 756, 757 T5s, T5e
U. b. bfsrnicT Counr viii open On Tuesday.
Cosmos PLEAs-Part l-Noe o25, $50. 675, es6, 6ol,
eq3 ISL 56e us ISL, Ts3 SIS, $50. S43 500 Part a.
Sc. tie el6 ess esi 7O2 5s6, 72s Tis, 7s; Toi 7so
Ts2- fSs, 7es. sO2
strFrioR CovRr 1.-Two bran nches Mos. g. 4 8, 8 Z,
10 lal IL, L. il, Is Is. ls, 20 22 23 a. 2S %,
Is, ~, 90, 81, %, S3, "a, log, IS.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

FKos BsrrsH GuiAS. The bark Monterums arrived
yesterday from Demersrs by which received copies
Of the Georgetown Royal Gass but they contain little
news
The want Of aborers In the c1ony appears to be sorey
felt Upon that subject and the state Of the crop the
Gazsffe Of the 1lth Oct rays
The weather, during the fortnight has been hne aud
dry The crop will, Ia all probability be tolerably
rood one The yield Of the everywhere
ally abundant clear proof that there u nc deterora
tion In sell which good one for wear as per-
hape any in the world There will. however be ii-
Guilty fear many estz,-s In taking Oh the canes
upon the ground from vaut II labor In several places
the people have for advance Of wages which
the planters unwilling to give The shipping In the
Dem.rara river IL abundant and daily arrivals are adj
lag the number Of our squarergged vessels OF which
there present about fty lying OF the town sad
several more up the Demersra and Esequsbo rivers
loading with hardwood timber the expor.stion Of which
s rapidly Increasing The great cry however, of the
vOodcutt-rs we'll a. plsnters H. more hands and
indeed great is the demand for labor at present In
the colony tfst ample employment could b. given az
oEee % several houssnd spare hands could they be hA
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
LIQUORS.

7 xErHANs wATERsrDE LONDONDERRY MALT
81 Whiskey Csmbieton Scotch Whiskey, ere old Bran-
tes Wines Jamaica Rum and Gin, of hne fsvor IN gusn
titles 10 suit purchasers at Stars Bettline Establish
nsnt Nos and 2Ann street. neat 70 Barnums nuseum
n IQUoR STORE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR
II sale neatly lifted and doing shrt rate business
e present. oceupsnth leaving the city Apply At No Ns
Bovery.
nAIIInoRIs CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE, AT
~ $50 Broone street. near Broadway, i sdmtted by all
70 be the place where the finest old Branded Wines
quots So can obtained per cent less than t any
other house in the ctv NJ Bon hand very Superior
srticle In old Scotch Whiskey.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

Furs. Furs, Furs.-Young's Premium
Fur stores. No. Bovsry and No ID John s,rs.t
Broadyay. He keeps an eseellent assoftmsnt has his
goots nanutaetured right sele cheap and recommends
Pair oths American Institute Tor superior furs ana WORK
maushfp.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

FEos Popr Au PHrvcE-By the brig Isabella A Reel
Csptaia Cheesean arrived At this port yesterday
learn that everything Port Prince quiet There
seemed TO b. every prospect that the Emperor would DO
what he bad promised reative 10 the proposa submitted
70 him BY the American French sn4 British suthOrtei
respecting the truce With the Domiucans lie had lust
arrived, with his suite, from Cape Hayti
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
INSTRUCTION..

0.,s(- ~ s
= retical Course-A de p. Baez, Teacher and Trans
.ased viii devote them in siyng lss.Sns hi, o:s OIip
any part Of the city and also msss 1Ss.,ions with
doors from Broadway, efhcs number4
CPANIsH LANGUAGE-PRoFEssOR vINGUT. OF
The Of New Rsra has Lately to Mo-
on in his native tongue Three lessons are given gratis 70
sensrai classes $40 twenty Privately, $40
ERrNCH LANGUAoE,-coNvERsATI CLASSES,
II fs5 Broadway-Prcf Richard viii begin this evening.
suass, 70 which limited number Of sshoisrs only will
at the came Institution.
ERENCH LANGUAGE sPoKEN-IN FRENCH
sosrsns and day sShGOi ura,shed room i on TO
so1n ksfersne. e.chaasd Apply BY ieser. post paa
G MT iissstdsr. Broadway Post cfios
DRIvATE TEACHs..-A GENTLEMAN. or UNIvER-
branches Of eIacsi teaokSs possessing from
70 give private lessons in Greek Latin EnEsh
sa 1. hsyf no am to ss
YOUNG LADY Is DESTROYS OF A FEW PUPILS
ton teach School Terms nsderase address Sarah,
Herald Office.
Ro9KKEEPpisc. AklTnxEIIc, 3c.sR; ": :: kEN.
~ imparpg TO those who ma need ITEM the rseessay
Open during the day and evening. Terms reasOnaals.
ITO ALL WHO WISH TO SPEAK FRENCH RAPIDLY.
M E. SIMON, Professor Of Foreign Languages, in.
tSan sSsn:d III syeSss fsssh
the simplicity Of his method that he shall teach
his pupils speak French in thirty lessons Mr. has
establish ed the price as low possible, the course being
the tire months the price being only
dollars per month. For the small Of six dollars
every derous Of learning French has opportunity Of
fpeskipG IL in short time The class held At No 80
Robinson street. first door TO the left from College place.
who desire TO judge for themselves the cacy
Of this method invited to attend of the lessons
which take place every Tuesday and Friday at L.
LJoRACEF. JoNEss RI DING ACADEMY. lg AND ls9
IL Mercer rsreet-Geptlemens kvtning School wll open
the Sd OF November three nights In each week Mondays
weonesdsys and Fridays For private parties Tuesday,
Thurdays and Saturdays Every attention will be paid
his pupIs or private parties.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

Tremendous Sacrifice! Unparalleled re-
duton in the prices Of English Imperial rhrsepy Carpet
in1 Foor Oh Cloths ngran Carpsts Druggsts Mats Se
st HIRAM AkDEkSOkS. No. 99 Bowery. The choice from
the immepse stock Of csrpeng &c displayed In the eight
spacious sales offered at twothirds their
value.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
GIIIIpgham BostwIek'.

For Member Of fAsscmbiy-sixtbD District,
BARTHOLOMEW 7. GILMORE.
Iirkth
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CRsDTroRs
An having siams sssns the firm Of wss,lshe Cogr 70
gre.snt the same ne undsrssned ~ their once. No. 40
". d J. D. wEsrLAKR
Assirsees Of westlske Cosef.
DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 1Hk
= partnership hitherto existing betveee Bsrtiet n
hspes vs this srst day Of kovember D. leb dissoved
JONAS BARTLETT,
JASON nAPEs.
DARTrER OR LoAN.-sIyo, SEQ, OR 81, ti,so-wANTED.
s15ofor three mon good security ana cent paid,
would sell qu,rt.r In enterprise sfJrding
an attractive and opportunty 70 make money fast and
the principal cities and places In the United States sni
Europe. The party be gentleman Or lazy. $3.50
down $50 payable eut Of the enterprise one year which
he made in four months time For information pnd
interview address g. g. Herald once Attention gfven
promptly.
yVANTED-APARrNER IN THE LUMBrR BUSINESS
w in Brooklyn with espital Of S0Ooo business we'll
sststlishes good location, Se Address A. B., BrOklys
psst ofiee.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

vh then for yourfelves children tGood
perIttusl sloss the very best linds manufactured sso
hs Gosssmer Ihds Rubber San dsls STYLE; adie In
dia rubber Gloves So., call on The retail .sent
}. b. MILLER. IA Canal street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

lns, Sc &c, may be found every ~ and tne
most eStrsordinary Low rates at HITCHCOCK LEAD-
BLATLks S Broadway, of Lsou ARD street They
have teen buying heavily a. tucton and prepared
their customers At auction prices very cheap
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

To psrents.-Dhose who are about TO
purchase Gle for their children invited examine
our tsssrtment One price tot Foodsi no lewiston.
ALFRED kurkOE n co tti Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

STATE ELECTIONS Elections are held to day,
in Mississippi and Louisiana, for members Of Con
gress and the Legislature 10 Mississippi, the
contest is between the Union party and the south.
ern rights party, or The secession party For Co
vernon, the race is between General Foote, Union
candidate, and General Jefferson Davis, Southern
rights candidate-both able and popular men, both
Senators Of the United states till they both re-
signed, General Davis leading the way, which
General Foote felt himself compelled 10 follow.
General Foote, however, Is discreet. His resigna-
tion takes effect on the eighth Of January so that,
hbe Is defeated for Governor, he will still have the
mileage Of a journey to Washington and back. to
fall back upon Davis is not 90 discreet, we sus
pect. lie resigns six years in the senate, for the
very uncertain chances Of aneection for Governor;
Tor, II elected, it will be solely upon his superior
personal popularity. The Union platform has al
reaoy swept the State from stea to stern a. that
the prospects are in favor Of Foote, and his Union
party candidates for Congress and tho Legislature
IHE FIRE ANSiHrAToR When srs We 10 have
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