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Prices OF admission b5xep,
guee 80 cents children under 10 half price reserved
rs orchestra rs family Circle rs third
tier, so cents colored gallery, 25
Doors O'Clock curtain win be raised at ~ The
Dor Office will bo daily, from 10 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock
p. m.
Oct29
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90 Public Lecture.-ProE EDWARD FOREMAN will de-
introductory medical coming
OF the National Medical College,
the Washington Indrma, Monday November IA O'Clock
IN. The public are invited 20 atiend
students chemistry informed
the college,
pay the usual maticuant
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D.,
Dean OF the Faculty National Medical College
Ocf29-d3ts
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE. Aue,,on..r

ny J. 9. MCGUIRE, Aactioneer.
pRREMPToRy SALE OF CHEsArEAKE AND ONO CANAL
BoNDson Saturday afternoon, October 30 O'Clock,
shall sell NJ the aucton rooms, without ' :
$3.50 Chesapeake and ohio canal preferred bonds.
Terms cash, In current funds,
- JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
oaD-d Auctoneos,
Will BE ADDED Cor acosani of whom may concern
s2obo corporation Of Aierandfa per stock
900 do ofGeogsto@nG do do
oet@-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
NY J. q. MCGUIRE. Auasions~r.
EuRNITukE STOVES, &C, AT AUCTIoN--o Saturday
morning the 3a instant nj 10 O'clock
rooms, shall sell variety Of furniture and articles
consisting of- '
Sofas, lounges, chairs, rockers
Marbeop table, card tshies
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes
Beds'eads, hair and husk
Carpets, oilcloth, hall lamp
Warhstands looking gssses, toilet
shovels and tonas, andirons, fender
Glass cases, patent balance
Cooking, chamber, AMI othor
Together with variety Of kitchen utensils.
Terms cash. q.
Oct 0a-d Auc
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Or Pierce Club Meeting A meeting Of the Pierce Club
held Club Rooms Friday 2e
O'Clock for purpose of paying proper respect memory
Of the late distinguished ssatcsmau, Daniel Webster full attend
is desired. r. b. FRENCH,
President
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ENGLAND.

The court had returned to London and a cabinet council
was held on the 10Th appoint day for the meeting
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Under SHIRTS AND DRAWEHs.-As usual. -, hsvs
complete
rno lambs wool and variee
sizes and qualities, Al moderate and uniform prices
..a sTEvENsp
oetW W-ohieod Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
vVELCI PREMIUM FLOUR.-Just received
W lW Wech first fnny
Of choice mountain white wheat wnrrss1s1 -
Also, I5 barrels family -four, branded Wood 4 swa,xv
100 barrels superfne Honr. - W
For sale hy GEO. THos. PARKER 4 CO
oc,N-o"i ihs1Fn Opposite Browns IaoSsl.
CEMENT. cALcINED pLasrER.--A fs.h .roD,y ,-. -
osved Of cement and calcined a.ter, hy
oe,a a. r. N. PEARSON co.
7n street, caaai,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
POLL EVIL CURED.

|, Alonzo Brown. OF sycamore. De Kalb Co IT,
ereby certify that l have cureI two oI the worst
,ses OF Poll Evil upon my horses. during the last
ear, with Bristol LinIment that ! have ever
cen. In the rstiuztancc commenced usingthe
,miment before the sore had broken by moiSteu-
Y the skin with IT, and heating il with hot
novel, and in few days after | made the first ap-
LEGATION my horses head and meek were as i'm
er and well as ever. II it'll the second case I'D
OF apply the Linimenttrom neglect until the sore
I'd broken and discharged matter for some DAVIS.
hen ] commenced washing with CASTLE SOAP
ad water until qaite clean. ana then bathing free
v with the Eminent Within one wee, from the
rst application the sore had healed and has since
zen as well as ever. | assure hose having hors-
afflicted in this way, that Bristol 5 Nerve and
Zone Eminent viii in every instance. not on.
v cure Poll Evil, but Will cure it efectualIy.
ALUNzo BHowS
Sycamore De KaIb co. III. Get. II, 1910.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,

V - eW Ss ~ az ES -
Ind prices to sat Customers
ynHE subscriber has just opened in the village
81 of Mineral Point, under the old saloon o,
High street. in the store formerly occupied b.
Tregaskis & Bros, large and well selected as
sortment Of
FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with a particular re
gard TO the wants OF this market, aHt selected
lvith great care, with regard 10 beauty and dura-
bllity. They have large stock Of cloths, such a.
B r o d c LOT II 5
OF various coors and qualities,
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans. new Pilot Mole
skin, Cassimeres, NesllHg, Flannels etc. etc-etc
All OF which warranted TO be rs good il no.
better than any in market, and viii be sold al
prices unusually low.
They can accommodate the ladies with almost
any quality orcolor Of
Alpaeeas, lawns, Delanes,
MuslIns, Nulls. Jackonetts
Merinoes, Laces, Linens, &c,
which cannot fail to please the most serutnizins
eye. Also, English, French and American print,
Gingaams, bIeached and unbeached Domestics
Drilling, Cotton, silk and Linen Handkerchlel>
Irish linen, Ribbons, Silks, Worsteds. Canton
Flannels. Tapes, Braid Needles, Pins, Thimbles.
Scissors, Hoes. &c, &c. together with ali the va
rieties OF articles that may be neededfoT the com
fort of the body or to please the fancy. He viii
sell nine yards Of beautiful calico, tca5raatc2 fgs
colo1s toT one dollar, and other goods of superior
quality equally low.
They have also an unusually large stock o,
BOOTS f SHOES:
Comprising all Il varieties o. mems and bov.
coarse and fine boots b ogans. kip and calf shoes
Ladies and Misses boots and shoes
SHOES d SLIPPERS:
Children shoes Of various sizes coIors and quail
les. Their stock OF boots and shoes are OF every
quality from those fitted for tie mud and watsro
| our streets and sidewalks, 10 those suitable e
dome the most fashionable foot for the bail room
Also, an unrvalied assortment Of
READT1IADE CLOTHING
Pilot, Beaver & Broad cloth over coats.
Plain ana extra tine Dress and Frock coats,
oacl coats of all szez:
Cloth, oaJliuett & Jeans pants, ofvarious quail
ties-strlped aud plan
Silk, Gotten, Nogstei x cloth Vests,
SlirIs, Wrappers Drawers, &c,
Ill o: the latest fashions and STYLES of goods ano
made up Tor durability and comfort
We are also prepared 10 furnish materials ar
ave clothing made 10 order bv experiences
| voTkmen. in the best style and on short notice
Warranted TO it or no sale.
Believing that small prefits and quick sales ar,
~ far the most profitable, the subscribers are de
ermiued 70 sell goods iotrey than has been custo.
aary IN this market. Ia fact they feel conhdeu.
hat they afford goods II .35srjoa prizes 10,
-tsk. One OF the dun being in the city OF Nev
| York. Our arrangements are such as 10 be con
rantly supplied with the various new styles. pa
ems ami fashions. They solicit share OF th.
| patron re OF generous public.
IL Don forget the place--the room on Higl
street, in the brick building under the saloon
ormerly occupied as a store by Tregaszi4 s Bro
DELLER & MiCHELBACHER
Mineral Point, >eptember. lS5l-n4q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
ERUG G.EEEDECEE,F $.


nnblic Ia be : rere5yird Al bI- of5 s-an,l. !,
he sign of the Red Mortar. a large and fresh SUI.
Div Of Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Paints. Oil,
lye Stuffs- B-nsbes. Patert Medicines. sc sc
making his Stock full and complete among which
nav be found the following articles:
~. e.,---;. r., eo1..
- 1ui -f-.,t1
C,. az q . 1>1i''- go. ~ ~
- 9 q - 60 - So.
- ''o "a a. y y '"P o'-i''
= e"liI = ! q 'ei'
~, 90 l'ii15' -'0''
t-''ii
~" '"0' $50
-
san . on, rs i'si' anu D. H.
,n,ta ' ~
-l 1i,'ld',o' ''i'.' -
- "S'e'
HI ~ nc
rs-o,.:,l O;ls.e,I l....l,
n Soou aSsoftnenio o. Doiaiilc Aeliclhes ana
SURGICAL INSTRJHENTS.
Evans 7 ,r,,, ..;l and r,,,, Co.bs+ats Flame
HulIs Trnssas SLor1lar Rrac,s >,-rircas f,l.es
- ya+al.c e. e. e.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
SWEENEY C,rPrn

l. w. O. Park, OF OSwego. Kendall co. TIT here
W certify that some time in the month Of Apr
ist, had available horse >Weeneyed. had =;
lied several kinds OF medicine Tor ii when Bv.
- LlulGent was recommended 10 me. use
40 bottles Of it. and with them in one week
me entirely cured my horse OF the syreene,
he Linment should be rubbed on the shoulde
md heated in with hot non. There is no doul.
# ITS being an inlalhbIe cure for sweeney IN
worst stages W O. PARK.
Oswego Kendall CO. H. Oct p, ls4g.
Manufactured exclusively al Belvdere. Boon,
county. III by JAMES JAFFRY.
For sale in Mineral Point at the Drug Store
;. u. Pultord and I Rodolf 1Gtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
"TFutl is stranger lhan Fiction"
CU9;E Of
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR lands, a CLERGYMAN
IF New Jersey, OF distinguished attaiumeuts and ex


slled reputation
sIuNEy, New Jersey. July - 1873
Dr.. A. II. CHEIsItE-De5E sir: You wish To- know
81 inc what uss been tie result in my case. 81
he application ot T5E. GALvANIC BELT AND
NF|ki.At +. My reply is as luiIaygS=
For about frsry gears had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every ear the IS utlams BEGAN. tOr>e.
nor could obtain permanent relief from course
oi medical treatment NaateE Ahout fgl1seu years
SINCE, Ih c"nsvq aeuCe OF Gegueut eNFssuie To- the
weather in tue discharge of my PASTORAL duties.
] became subject tp "a ere hIuait Rheumati- Hi,
anguish FattUer i4 Tic winter OF - anI lu CON
Sc iueHce oi preaching great ISL in ms and
various other churches in TINS region, attacked
by the Bronchitis, winch soon ue = IS
% require 81 l1uneiate suspension of my pastoral
ish"Fs Hg vsf.1ps system traS Hp1 hOggaga{g afus
hGf-a, and my EIauCui-Is became worse. So also
dId ny Dyspepsia d1I EneumaLC aHGcIleu-
egIuciug that t..e-e disorders connected wsln
each other through the medium of the Nervous Sgs
TEN lm the HHule puaImacupuria there -eemed 90 be
my Nervous system every tnug chat mad rieJ Ion
tins purpose had completely lael. At last vas Ird
D 49, Trends 10 anime .r ,-Iras ans rtffyr
with lao very sahEulae hopes 81 tHelr edi..eu,.vJ
determine TO try te effect of te application oi the
GALF ANIC BELT AND NgCkLRCt, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID This I'D june, 1916 10
GREAT slESr, TWO DAYS ,lY UYsrsPzT.
40 rosEs IH EIGdl DAYS s.s- E>ABiED 10 RESUME
PASTORAL LAFUa5, NoH HAVE ,lecE OMITTED a
-NGLE sAEFGCE 0S Account EporClf4fs.
AND ny HEEu Matte AFFECTION fls ~ rIrFlY cEassn
TO TR0uH'E SucH the wonder lGI and happy re-
suits OF Ire experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10
many "n" nave been likewise suffering FROM Neu-
raiglc affections Iueg have tired them, VIVA aaFgy
HEs-tTs, Nst'a'F- tN EVERY CAaE-
sGs dear s!T very respectfully yours
ROBERT ". lands.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

70 AINTS.-5o kegs white lead in oil. . n
~ barrels dry white lead ] half barrel red d,
one barrel black lead, lampblack. chrome greer
and yellow, and general assortment Of Paints fo5
sale at the New Drug Store BY T RoDOLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
PHbF5C Notice.
E.IEEsRERPr

Constantly on hand, OF all kinds bv 7 Law.
AZ Brigeston five miles above MuScaday, on IL,
Wisconsin River
Sept. 10th. 1851 mott
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
GROCERIES:

Gun-powder. imperial. y Dung tyson and black Is
" O. clarified crushed puIv erized and Loaf Sugars
Sugar House and New Orleans Molasscs
Rio and Java Coffee. Dried Apples aud Peaches,
Coarse. Fine and Table Sat. Cnrrapts Rasips
Rice, Naleratus, Flour, Pork Fish and vinegar,
Ground and Grain Pepper Alspice and Cloves.
Ground Mustard, Ground and Uneround CHINA
mon, PelTi Starch. Ginger Bar Dap Mould Dip,
STAR and sperm Candles. Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff. N.lches and Lamp OIL,
Counter. Cloth Scrub, Painters Hair. Tooth and
hoe Brushes BFooms, Bee Cords Clothes Lines
md Pins, Rope Of all sizee Nianclla and Hemp,
Buckets, Washboards. Wooden Boxes and Bowls
Axe helves. Mop sticks. door and table mats &c
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Carpets oil Cloth Table aud Floor Spreads Car,
pet and Rubber Travelling Rags Trunks Curtain
nd Wall Paper. Cotton Yatu. Combs of all kinds
.Hd sizes hoe backing. " oollen arm. Buckskn
Gloves and Alitteus. " God avs Nutmegs, Mad
Ter Indigo, Cotton Batting Nutf> Canton Flannel
Pins. Needles, Tapes. Hooks ana Eyes, JewsharP
hoe strings, and MINDLESS Ropes.
NJ r r o r
Of various sizes and qualities. warranted TO cat
reflections suited 10 the taste Of customers.
W n O " LASS
OF every size wanted d. thi. market.
Mineral Point. Octobe. ISL. GOT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
CT O HIN G (:

Cloth, Satinatt and Cashmere Pants.
Cloth. Sack. FrocEl and Dress COATS
Different kinds and colors Of Deer Goats,
silk, WorsJed, Cloth and Satin TESTS
Flannel Drawers, Under and Over Shirt,
White Cotton, LINEN Bosom and Calico Shirts.
Together with a general assortment Of Cravat
Haudkerchieis, Suspenders &c &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
A Oerangement Of the Nervous system.

O. 10 NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs an.
hedIcines iHcI NE ds.ese FOR they weaken thu
under tue Strengthening Hte-gi,ng vitsliziug iufu-
ruce Of Gaivanzmr applied by this beautiful and
wonderful llscuE cry the exhausted patient and weak
ened sufferer restored TO former health. strength
elasticity and sIgHr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
MOEFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high cliaFac-
ter in almost every part of the ga'e tor Their eK-
traordi8ary and immediate power OF restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disc 49, 10 which the human frame Is liable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

I'D Rush E>--- tlti assortment oI ra:ll prr..
sA$ Is. Earaish brushes. sash Tools Grafrlre
brushes, Scrubb.ng brushes. Shoe brushes. Hair
Cloth and Tooth Brushes Just received and ~,
sale by THEO. RODOIF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
For the Removal and Permanent Cure Of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And OF those Com pl,ius which caused by i'm
paired, weaieae OF unhealthy condition. uf the
NERV Gus SYS IT Il III.
This beautiful and suent application OF ths
sterlous pt.N cis of GALtA\i~A ana MAGNET
ISM mas been pronounced by distinguished physi-
clans, both Europe and the United states to be tae
mast rat,aais medicinal discovery 81 fas Age
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

Sycamore De KaIb co. III, Get. II, 1915.
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Presidential Candidates on the Stump.
JOHN P. HALE IN CINCINNATI


The ANNOUNCEMENT that Johu Hsio soult speak on
by samue, Lewis Who bcuy reviewed hts pnt,cI hsJo
y lie dsslt With peculiar emph isis up,n Mr. usie's
action In tue House when the position for tue
ZION Of I. xss WAS up0cr consi lera.I0n
Mr. Gate remarked that tue party who hsd nominated
bin for Gong had proved that ttiey .iy fec
democracy, frou the free they had ulade of him
clthiR TIL. pist f.w moniha. Tic his arsu
~ rtmarstg that IL looking back ,Dku 10 hsto
II was sppareut that struggle had beeu wsget
b-twtca he r~pes. na ives Of .ongdc pItGct-
the 10y ALLY obeyirg tbs great Law ia tue
OF thy face shat thou bread xud tho other
cses ternped To get their bread by he u other
Mr Ii dselt upon the dsoien,isu Of the the
corruphous OF Europcsn rnments and the birth OF
Of liberty, represented by the pursus OF Fog
10 hey the foundations Of Temple Of Liberty-of a
Cbrstian republic 1t soemed If The Almighty
served This New old OF such daplsy Of
human wsdom and justice. Such GO scrnment in
ettuted hy ~ho literally dealt with God aud inside
with heaven. But this O. venent had been
oppressorsG breeding and slave selling people
the govern mcn Responsible FOR this a~iul perver
eion What vas the government ana where, 1t not
Wa hing OMIT In the Prcsident-tbe govern
the people END zach individual Il as much
art Of it any other The great effort Of hs speech
vidua responsibility Mr. II said that in the evening he
you'd dcmons,ratc that Ohio responsible for
The existence Ut slavery National Institution, tn
Virginia. or any Of the sieve States
Mr. Hale followed by AIR Julien OF Indians, the
free demo ciaIic candidate for Woe Presidont.
In The evening Greenwood Hall again crowded To
is capacity The greater portion of the time
unoG by MIR. Halls in argument designed 10 exhibit
The ricibe power Of individual action snst slavery
| as nstonalizeo by the federal government.
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Tussday mcsusg. end fell Int ths wsssr. SAs vsuA
hsvr rh<d but Tor thu timely cid q oosr Heay, 81
Tie fiist ward. and rome ctiseas
EsiesAsr DEs1ITUrioN.-chs oNosrs az Tho 8xth
vsto hsd 10 rttlt~r ~ many twenty thrss poE sm
eisns IN the OOg oorre the -house during
'v'oey gut they went away yesterday not kuo Sins
where to wsu0~r 70.
Su'c,Ds sS CUTTING Hss THaoAr-Eariy yesterday
mosnioe. man Whose usmc ct present u unknown,
Mskeo ihio the ercc~sy STORE Of Mr. Csvssash situated
n lhro avenue btS Forty. eighth Forty siath
rtrets The man asked for me orackers and CHOOSE
nj ~pre the y"ung msu N the completing tue
oicW ths tsIsegI picked up the large ham knit snd
dr~s acfos h,s Own throat iDic ting dcsp and fatal
wound @edcal aid TOR. befoi Il arrived
he nbfoitn dad It Ia supoo cd tnst the
NAB wae ipssne Coroner Ives was notified Co hold
nQusst on the body.
AccinknT- A lao named John usit residing 10 rhir
Juiso on 1urtdsy evening b. the ~bes engine N, ~
sh.b running To- The tire q coruer of fiith
t'r. lie was attended 70 NJ the station house OF the
Eleys nth ward
F.hEs The FIRE at the Manhattan Gas Works tuesday
night suseo ~ the the pur, ipg he. bciog
ges sIhtsd quicker then the contain L.
frD ism' c-use or tthI IL caught tire aud II n we're
not oituessly. cophb.d to the house TIC eutire
range IL buildings ~ou,o have beea destro Ttc
cbinery bill ioet. T0-,e auv q ,His 4
large tree OF the nre partnent and police Ooee were
Tn the gruuud
The BUILDING on the south side Of Govesaeur sud
Cherry streets shs oi'ooStrco be tire a.
o c'oek on iuesdsy mofpiog. THO flames extia-
gIi he'd Sitn trfhug dansee 20 the building
TIE less by the ,e which at corncr of
G aud Eth street. TUESDAY evening and rtp red
In paper Of yeteroay il cstmsted at ~ 800 t
csu'ed BY the oserhtatiux Of g used for moisa.
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Died.


On Tuesday September Is ut tho residence Of her
inlsw, Albeit Fisher, Jr, Mrs. HANNAH B.owr aged o.
Tho friends and acquaintsnces and the membars Of
the various associations which Fisher Dr. is at
tached aro requested TO attend the funeral to-day,
Atko 3Frsnkin Terrace. Hobskeu. on Wednesday
September ~ lsABELA youngest child OF Charles and
Liizabetb Street. aged IL months.
The frie nos OF the family and members Of Pilgrim
Lo0gc No H. q. OF .. r., respectfully invited to
attend her funer. from &C. Paul church aoookcu this
afternoon ut O'CLOCK without further invitation Her
remains Will be tsken to Greenwood Cemetery for nee
mspt
tony in the Vermont Academy Of Medicine.
His friends respectfully Invited attend his fuu--
tal at ST. Nat church. Christopher street this
afternoon at O'Clock precisely
On Wednesday, September 20 OF osagsstiou Of tho
brain CAIHtsisE ELizsDsIH, only child OF John and
CGthcr1nc Ly nch, aged months aud x3 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents -
Essex street this afternoon. at O'Clock.
In Pbilad.iphia, on the 26th OF september WM At
FRED Pnrn GAsxr Hall. Of Peter Penn Gssklc snt
Aaeside Gougenheim Esli nged Is days
Suddenly, ~ Binsbamton. Broome county. N Y. on
the I'D OF September JAMES c. BocAnDUs In the S6th
His remains were brought &c ahinebeck, Duchess
county. for fnterment
On "wednesday. September 49, Of lingering Illness
JAMES MoEsTEs, aged IS years.
His friends and acqusintsncee respectfully invited
20 attend bis funesl 70 morrow afternoon 81 O'CLOCK
Calvary Cemetery fer inteIment.
Newark papers please copy
On Wednesday ming september 90 in the 10th year
OF her age, LUCINDA, wife OF Robert M. Bruce, and
daughter Of Joseph Durbrow
The relatives and friends of the ia mily repcctfuIy
invited 70 attend her fupersl morrow morning ut Ii
o'o:ock from her late residence, No. II E.st rWsaty-
eighth street.
On "wednesday, September 20. ss his residence in
Sharon Conu. Major Cen. VIM. KIso, aged SO years
Funeral On Saturday, at 10 O'Clock HY friends In
On Wednesday, September %, BDw4nD gallon. ayed
Tbs frisuds Of the family aud those of his brother
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Sfnck Sales.

FHI.ADELPHA, Sept. 2o.-Ftrst Board-t25O0 Pennsyl-
vaAia &C. E tO do, b. 81 Z,,U LeLsh 6s vi 1000 ehg1
Interest Nj; a5 Schuykili Nav IS 81 So 5000 6s
1880 DO h24; Loo RAILROAD IS b. 1905 cha
penneylyania Railroad, i91s; wim,net ksirvad, 11s
GU Sehuylk Navgation ferred b. 2s do, 2sIs
q Union Canal ic Al do. IG,1 100 s5.n l6,S 100 90
70 lGss 81 DO IN lots 63s au I'd iG1 ~ do, o, l6S
o. do, I41 iI do. b. AZ; 100 Beaver Meadow harsad
Is DO. is; 80 North A"erca Insurance, b. 6 Pbiisde
pha Bank, l4s1s I50 Girard Bank esh. Az North
rican Bank, cash, 1854 BctscceR Roards-S5OO Reading
kaiLrosd &C. 70 Sts 10 shares Long island Ra,lroad
cah, 14 2W do, l4T ~ Pennsyv RAilroad 4g: 100
schnylkili Navigation Preferred 81 10 Reading Railroad
~; 100 Union Canal b5 lon 100 Girard Bank b5 liz; 70
do M. Second E0nrd-Sg0W Lehish Mortgage Gs irlls
10 Lshigh Convertible Mortgage o. rs 5000 City Gas Is
loo Beaver Meadow Railroad 6s SSh 800 Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal 6s lO 50 shares MON Canal i6
pref,rrsd b. Il 80 d." s 100 Gs.ver Meadow saiiroaa
Beaver Meadow Railroad o. ss; shares vioksburg Rail
road. l7 90 do, s5 l7 80 Schuykll Navigation Prefer
100 Morris Canal Sd; l7f do. III Is renns ylvana RAIL
road, ~; 100 Girsrd Bank. b5 l4k Market heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

wcud be meet the 70 oautscs Tie fAcs q this ume
ana Lot tIust To To ~. TO defeat IT,
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adjusted The s,srer would all suimosity be buried
tn. immunity CT The otcers bad gained largely
by the ssi II THIS question:. apa the majority
Wi h.o rtsp th,r pusii ru hey soutd decide tue
matter sp..c ~. lie appealed t. si the memben OF
The nihn u tn m alter bur 70 pro-
ceed a. ,he coniierati afi wth re aud deli
Mr. saiu hal h. entered upon the discharge
Of ht. dpfts the Ssi py Committee OF the Docs6s
~ih protect thit h. a,d think himself q. liberty
bur ~ h. wOuto enter into debate
moiros. he shoutd he h,ppy 20 joio INT
R.v Nr utiL suid here disposition 10 the
couusr, ing p,ug the suti.rnss Of the
tempt 10 ,l-cI tney would hnl Lh-m- nis
iaker Let hi,hun b. .t"sIed that would help he
couutry. lie tfustrd ,ht he r-eolution would be
s1opi.o ba' S,vr o clock Ia morrow thv con
The Iesciut,' put by large IN sjorty
so 10 morrow NJ 's- ciocE. ths 90 sention pro-
ces a 20 the et'c non ~ bi b,p
ApsIIssion CT iNTo tai CONVENTION
Dir MoS"ls Lsstor of r,n,-y church school. moved
to receive toe oo.oI.d cnurch ot fhs into the
Mr. LAY supported h. motion.
Judge Barns ATTENDED that the subject vcs not In
judy" 0sEItYUe proceedite contrary 10 all rule
Mr. JAY thought tnle n indrprn
dent boz iheS Lao anebt amt nom they plea Cd
The Phtsip, hs question l. not before tie
yenop 81 tLis .imu but wit be Ia order 10
which /. II. proper ,ioi- Tor its
MIR Jay thought that nsw the proper time TOR iii
| decision
The PKr ruled that se question should como ny
| tommrow uDorr pioper head
bhe ronsrn ion aoiosrnea unl to morrow morning al
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