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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Whig National Convention.

The entire proceedings Of this Convention are
'quite too lengthy for our columns. We give below
the finale Of the proceedings, together with the
Platform
Baltimore, June u.
The despatch from Baltimore said that the an
snounccn1ent of Scott's nominations was greeted
with cheers. The Fillmore men were quiet.
a resolution was offered By a delegate from
alabama 10 declare the nominatiol uHGHmctS.
; Mr.. DtrToS of New Jersey, made an eloquent
speech setting forth the character and services of
the nominee, giving an eloquent eulogy upon him,
land appealing 10 the South IN behalf OF their earn
Test support, .2ia5anla and other southern dele
gates have stated the adoption OF the platform re-
moved their Instructions TO vote against ScoTr.
Lolasiana then pledged herselflor the nominee
North Carolina came in unanimously. New York
sresPoutej through Mr. Babcocl Buffalo, saving
that the nomination Of Gen. Scott wifi give moro
Joy 10 Mr. Fillmore than his own namen!
Mr.. Grantiand of Ga, announced Georgia for
sthe nominee-seveTal other addresses were made
leach piedgng themselves TO Gen. Scott--Ihe
greatest enthusiasm prevails The Ladies gall
.ierles are all smiles. Bouquets were showered
down with prolusion.
Mr.. Bolts OF Va. submitted resolution that the
convention representing the great wing party of
the Union, viii feel that it has not discharged its
duty without condoling with the nation on the ap-
n bieIas3 ,r1,,r,ar,+s 10 - 49,
80, 80 o
schildren will never die The resolution was
nassed 1nanir,o,sl,, b,- :, risir,., ,-,,t.-
,rq.,.........-- % SloIN' ?, III
ne t}, v a. e'lleo 10 oIueI al p m.
80 io. y DeI, IhaI lle
Ia my ~ uLs III noio5
wy ioleI usSld'cl " = receive
'oi Ill., ieI'oi'llS lhe AriDs OF
7uli9
- iIsotuion a. olieieu ana unanimously adol'-
~ ~ Ho'oi q lHe AiIlore administrator me
Ies =, 10, "as very strong.
ir. STARK OF MISSISSIPPI then made an eloquent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Lectures on Anatomy and Physiology

On Saturday event " last, we had the pleas
ure Of listening to The Introductory Lecture
Of Mrs. HELEN c MARKHAM, upon this
important subject. Mrs. NJ, as Lecturer,
has few equals. She IS perfect mistress OF
her subject, and capable Of imparting iufor-
nation much needed by her sex generally
She gives course of Lectures to the Ladies
Of this place, and we would advise all to at
tend them. All who neglect the present OPP
portunity, we presume will have cause to re-
aret such negligence. Her Course commenc-
=! gn Tuesday afternoon, and viii continue
fa-oa4 the week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
ELECTION NOTICE

Z IIlce ~ = CTfIary OF ~tafe,
Madison Wisconsin, Jly Isl l-52-
a. = z G = is here Is Eiy that last NuuJar
"a OF Septembe the date hereof, being Iht
day ut said mon b, there III be held tic seyur
towns and wards If this state an election for
One Oh ef Justice ofthe Supreme Court If this state,
Two Associate Justices of The Supreme Court.
Established by entitled 'tan act 10 provide for tn,
organization OF separate upreme Court; and for IL,
lection OF justices hereof approved April i7th 1852
said election be conduct aud the votes canvsssF
aud the result determined aud Ccrfci 10y the officers 81
pas1nsu the same manner provided by aR for the hold
ng OF elections fuvassIug che votes. and deerTnni.
and certifying The result OF elections state officers u
his state. CHARLES ID. ROBINS ~,
SITE Sec.e.lry OF Etata,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
mFEr-v rnIIrEQ


Another scientific wonder Important to
sdyspeptics. J. S Houghlon's Pepsin,
The 7rue Digestire Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet, or the Fourth stom-
ZACH Of the Ok after directions of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S.
Houghton, N. D., PhlpdeIpha. This is
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion.
,DysPepsia. Jauadiee, Liver Complaint, Con
stitution, and Debility. curing after nature 5
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. PambIets, containing scientific
evidence of il value. furnished by agents gra-
] tbs, See notice among the medical adyer-
easements. vol n39 ly
! CoSsuMFr5os. ~ rae l.rnes-sY sraoy.-yYhen Con.
sumpon commences lis works upon the lungs its
'ra form, the Est symptom is cough. As the disease
advances the cough becomes much more frequent,
attended with the expectoration matter which IL
ssonetimes coored but at others. assumes yellow sh on
yreenish hue and will often be mixed with streaks Of
blood After the cough has continued for time the pa
ent viii experesce some difficulty breathing accom-
panied, perhaps, with paia in the chest and frequently
in beth sides The patient will be subject to a
shectc fever and alternate Pushes of hest frequently cold
sbills, aud often with copious night sweais.
g Those threatened with CoSsrstPI1oS should bear il
mind that WIsT. rs BsLzAs ~ Wild CHERRY is therein
sedy that has performed cures OF Consumption that were
Thought almost mracucuscures which we asonish b
ed the medical world, brought the bloom OF health
many palHd cheek, and joy and gladness to many
adespaiEing bosom.
See advertisement in another column. [aIn2s.
CoLEC CURED an 10 MENUTES.
DR.. VIM. Farrell This is to certify thatI have used
your Liniment in of Beyache in horses and have
never fa in any case use 25 cent bottle aud about
quart Of In five minutes aer is ta
ken down. the horse will be relieved from pain would
little in very desperate cases, although new
Z er failed with the - cent bottle.
Respectfully, yours,
n. HENDERSON.
z Chanahon, Will county, III Jan. 10, ls5!.
: D1s-Sce adv in the paper. 4w3l.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

The British army in India has taken RangooI
and Marnban and $50 pieces of Cannon Thirty
seven Whalers of the Arctic Seas, have expressed
their belief in the safety of Sir John Franklin
and that he has got through the ice barriers int
inner waters, where he will not be reached until q
mIled season arrives, which they say the presen
wiil be. They say Franklin will not suffer fo
want of food.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

~ In consequence of two of our worhme1
leaving US rather unceremoniously during tn,
past week, for what we suppose they consid
er " better dlggings,' we are left almost en-
tirely destitute Of help, and are unable {,
give our usssl amount Of reading matter this
week. Our readers viii bear with US a few
days, when we hope TO obtain reliable help
and shall give an increased amount Of read
ing.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

II The Democratic judicial ConYeutioi
which met at PlauevIIle on the 3Oth ult.. &
WAS expected, put IN nomination NJ. NJ
CorHReS Esq, Of this place, as a caudidau
for Judge Of the Circuit CouT. Of the Finl
judicial Circuit.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

EsGs SENT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO EURorE.-
zone hundred barrels of eggs were shipped trou
New Orleans, the AetC Orleans Delta says by the
Empire CITY, on her last trip to New York Thu
curious fact in the history of the trade of tina
IcIty. Cincinnati eggs travelling to New Orleans
Fifteen hundred miles. over the Gulf of Mexico
and up the Atlantic, fifteen hundred more, to New
York, thence 10 be shipped three thousand nile
further to Europe, constitute one Of the wonders o.
Imodern commerce. Such a voyage was hardly
contemplated by the respectable hens ofOhio, vheI
they cacIed SO proudly over tAsiI productions il
that line
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

REAP4Ns MAcHlNEs.-A number of these
machines, consisting Of tie Brockport, and Be
lott machines, are for sale by II. X. BLoDG
1T, in this place. Farmers who desire tc
purchase viii do well to call and examine
them. Heretofore there has been much dis
Guilty in obtaining sufficient number for the
wants of our County. We hope that all may
be supplied this season,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 30th day OF June, 1852, b,
John Aessersmith Esq, at the house of Mr.
William Rowe, in the Town Of DodgeyiIle low,
County, Nr. ALovzo 3. SrEARSs, to Miss An
.roHNErrE CABINS, both from near Blue Mounds
in Dane county.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

RElIaIoUs JaURNALs IL NV YoRK.-Tbe
statistics Of religious publications in New
D ork city give a total Of thirteen RELIGION.
journals published there with an agrr6rar.
circulation ii 900. The Oldest rsrer I.
the Observer. tCungregatioualistl 3 wear,
old. tile younges. the Christian AmLassado
< UnIyersalisp years old.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

~ WM. II. LoRD ESQ, late candidate f9
Superintendent Of Public Instruction in ,hi.
State, has been appointed BY Government a.
Mail Agent between New York AMI CaIifor
MA.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
TEXT

RANToUL of Massachusetts,, and hosts
'of others of that stripe have given their
adhesion to the Democratic nomination
Madison argus and Democrat.
COMMENT.
While we cannot but respect the pro
found learning and varied requirements
of this distinguished son of modern Ath.
ems, Mr., Rantoull we are constantly ad.
monished by his political course, that
with the talents of an angel a man may
be fool "-Arglls d Democrat.
%The vote upon which Gen. Scor1
was nominated in the Wing Convention
gave him barely one majority,-Argus d
Democrat
The ballot on which SCoTr was nomin
.ated, stood. Scott 159 Fillmore II2
Webster ."-Aagus & Democrat.
Wonder if the Editors of the Argus &
Democrat ever compare notes
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
ROBT. HUGUNIN.

VINO IS THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE =
The Detroit Free Press, Niles Republican
.and Lafayette Courier hoists the name OF
, Franklin l.. Pierce, and are astonished TO find
] that the wings are ignorant of him.
The Madison Courier, Bloomington Ga.
zette, and Franklin Democrat huzza for Frank
lin w. Pierce.
The Madison Democrat, Fl. Winnebagc
Times, and Sank Co. Democrat 90 it for
franklin W. Pierce.
At Huntington Qa.) George Pierce was the
7great man. At Wooster (Ohio) the Democra-
,cy ratified the nomination of James A. Pierce.
The Yincennes Qa.) Sentinel says that a
better nomination could not have been made
than that of Seen. John A. Pierce"
And the far off Minnesota Review has al,
most been brought up with, and knows
Frank Pierse'' like book.
Here are no less than eight democratic can
didates for the Pleasure of a ride up the Salt
waters in November. If there are any more.
''trot them OUT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

Tar PRARtE FAaNFR FIR July is received
Farmers, Why don't you subscribe toE the
Agricultural papers more liberailyl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

To The Democratic State Judicial Con
vention for the nomination Of candidates to
Judges Of the Supreme Court, is TO Sc he'll
Madison on the Ith Of August. Hon. NJ
NJ. Strong is the Delegate from this Assem-
bly, District, and We understand IS ins,ructs,
TO vote for Samuel Crawford Esq, Of ,hi
place. as one of said candidates.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

IL Mr.. BAR>KY, the young American
VentriloQuist, gave notice for an entertain
ment in this place on "Wednesday evening
last, but in consequence Of the bad state OF
me weather, postponed it until Saturday eve
ming next. We were present 10 witness a
few specimens of Mr.. Baruey's ycutriloquisn
and slight-of-hand, and have no hcsita ION Ia
saying that all who visit him at the Courr
House on Saturday night viii be highly de
lighted with the performance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Democratic Platform,


The Washington Telegraph says that a
western Democrat remarked in that city a few
] days since that Gen. Pierce would find more
difficulty in travelling through the west next
fall than has ever been experienced by any
! other man. ale will encounter" said he,
s"nothing but snags. shoals, narrows and saw
yers incur rivers, and nothing but miery roads
.and deep ravines on land. We claim the
] west, northwest, the southwest and all the
swest-in short, the great west-to be in the
United States, and therefore entitled to the
! care and Paternal regard of the government;
land the man who is opposed to our most vital
Interests can never receive our support"
CoUNrERFEIT SYSTEMATICALLY Galena
. Advertiser says there has recently been sever
Tal successful attempts to pass counterfeit half
gsovereigns in that city. 1t was done in the
evening. The bogus is pretty well executed.
.and would be likely to deceive those not well
accustomed to paying out and receiving coin.
BELolT COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
usual Anniversary of BeIoit College will take
splace on Wednesday, the 18th of July. The
Rev. S. c. Bartlett, Professor of Rhetoric in
Western Reserve College, is expected to de-
j liver an Grafton on the occasion. Candidates
for admission will be examined on Monday
and Tuesday previous.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

SUPPLEMENT TO THE Revised STATUTES
We have received copy Of this work from
Hon. c. l.. SHoLEs, for which he will acccp
our thanks. Il is compiled from the Olicia
Records, and contains all the General Laws
and amendments enacted since the Revision
Of the Statutes. 1t will be found a very use
ful work by all who wish TO become acqnaint
ed with the Laws Of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

lage came out in Procession on Monday last
accompanied by the Mineral Point Brass
Band, and after marching through the differ.
eut streets, proceeded TO = Niltos's Grove
where az appropriate Address was delivered
by Rev. \. BRoNsoN, after which, the dliIcr.
ent Schools repaired to their respective places
where refreshments had been provided o.
them. Not less than one thousand ciildrcr
were out on this occasion. The day wa:
somewhat unfayorable, on account Of the
wind and dust; yet, all appeared to enjoy tn,
celebration, and we trus, much good may b,
the result
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

ATLANTIC RAILRoAn-We understand tn,
rails are now laid 10 point eighteen or twenty
miles beyond Gorham, and the work is rapidly ad
vanclng towards the Connecticut river-Good
are now transported for Northumberland by tht
contractors trains, on the extensio1.-The North
cumberland station will be reached early in July
Portland .4drertiser.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

Once OF the Secretary Of state,
Madison, July list 1859.
a Office is hereby given that election for Judg,
Ia of the Circuit Court OF the 5h Judicial Circuit
comprising the Counties of Grant, Iowa, Richmond anr
Fay viii be held In the several towns and eIecor
precincts IN said counties the last Monday, being
18th dav Of Sepem said election to be C3Lduc
ed IL accordance with The provisions act entitled
T. An provide for The election of Circuit Judges
approved February 3, ls51
CHARLES d. ROBINSON.
=, Crst2ry OF state.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

The wheat crop Of Wisconsin bids fair to be tn
richest she ever had
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

SCOTT N MICHIGAN. Gen. John r. Will
Jams, prominent democrat in Detroit, and
for several years Mayor of that city, supports
Gen. Scott; and so does Maj. Jonathan Hears
icy, Of the same city, who was badly crippled
in defense of his country. These are import
ant accessions to the Scott phalanx.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
sHEREEE,S sale.

: Curtis Beech s. William J. TilIcy,
sCopaTtHers trading and doing bu- County Court
siness in the name, firm and style
4Of Beech * TiIey, Iowa CofIntv
! James MCDOugall. Wi-consi,
PY virtue Of writ Of aari facias issued on. Of the
- office OF the Clerk Of the county curt in and Tor
he County Of Iowa and Sas Of Wisconsin, ia the above
nutlsf cause and to directed and delivered againsI
the goods chattes and tenements OF the above named
defendant, have levied upon and seized the following
e-crned real estate as the property ef the above named
defendant to Elt: The south half OF the s0utb-vast
quarter Of section thirty three 35) IN town hin numb
seven ~ north Of range puDher one CD east no
eighty acres, Ie I'm the county ~ Iova
state OF Wisconsin and snail expose 70 pnlie enJ =
he highest bidder for cash. all HE right Ne and r--,
me above ua.sa defend tBt had in and TO the said ra
sssate on the yth day Of November, A D. I-f or an
" since, at the front door Of The Court house ia M
4own OF Mineral Point Saturday the T4 day Of An
gust D. l-12, between the h7urs Of ten O'Clock m
ma lHee O'Clock p of said da5, to sat sly said rI.
( aud costs. r. s VIVIAN SIe-5fr
BY J. n CALL ANV AY. Under sheriff
SherlHs' Ofice Mineral Point, June -. Is52 Gg2-
Il lbhEN APPLES.-A few barrels Green
sdAPplcs on hand at A. G DAVIS
sfs1 10 AlIN'zES LEASES Of Mineral Land
81 just printed and FOR saIeat this Office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

A young girl by the name of Henrietta Bart
lett Of Hooksett \, H.. died a short time since
while under the influence of chIoroform. admins
tered to aid in the removal of tumor from heI
lee
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

lothian Goodnows house, barn, and outbuild
ugs in Sudbury, Mass, were burnt a few days agt
by child playing with matches.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

land, has resigned his place, take effect in Oct
next
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

the Democratic Convention recently held at Con
cord
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

The operators OF tbe mills Al Amesbury, Mass
have turned out, and at the last accounts the mill
were lying still. The occasion OF tails quittiu!
work was, that the Agent (recently appointed
bad deprived the operatives Of a recess ofsome i.
5r 90 minutes in Tie forenoon, which had been al
lowed them for morctaaa quarter OF century
May the righ, prevail
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

the nomination Of Gen. Pierce, the Wings 0.
Maine achieved a handsome victory; and
few days aflerward, the Wings Of New Or
lans swept everything before them l-"Straw.
show which way the wind blows. ILL. Jour
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

HARBoRs AND RWERs.-THE Two Plat
FoRMs.-Wes;ern Men! look at the follow
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

Gem. Seott and Adonted CitizenS.


The effort to array Gen. Scott against ad-
opted citizens is receiving prompt rebuke.
Below will be found a letter from Capt.
Robert Hugunin of this city, one of General
SCOTS veterans of 1912, in regard to his
treatment of adopted citizens, when his aid
ICas Of some service.
We might add, in this connection, that
Capt. II. has always been democrat, buthas
now enlisted for another camaign under the
Hero of Queenstown.
EDIToRs CHICAGO JOURNAL:
GENTS In your paper of Yesterday. |
notice statement concerning Gen--ihen
Lieut.. Colonel-Scott's conduct toward :
] the prisoners Of foreign birth captured by the
British at the Battle of Queenston in 1913.
aand his heroic conduct on the occasion.
i Having been myself in the frontier war un-
sder Gen Scott in I8l2-I3, am personally
acquainted with the particulars concerning il.
Eand can fully attestito the truth of the state
sment referred to.
1 When the selection of foreis ners was sought
sto be made, Gen. Scott was below PLAYING a
sgame of chess with my brother, Lieut.. Dan'l
sHugunin. Hearing the noise on deck, Gen.
5Scott rushed up, and learning the cause, for
odue III tue most p6IeHipIoTY manner. another
] man from saying word. lest their accent
should betray the place Of their birth. and as
ssured those selected thatif the British govern
sment dared to execute a man Of them. their
Z death should be avenged.
When Scott arrived at Quebec, he was of
s fered his parole, bot refused unless it was
given to his officers also. Itwas refused, and
he was confined with them in the prisonship.
lie was likewise invinted to dine with the
commander of the Citadel, and accepted only
on the above condition.
I The prisoners retained as hostages for those
sent to England of foreign birth to be shot for
treason, were taken at Fort George, where [
} was under Gen. SCOTS command, and was an
seye witness to his heroism, and the kind at
tention to his soldiers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

Most of the Health Insurance Companies in
Springfield says the Hampshire (Mass) Gazette
have run TO the end oftheir rope. The mechanics
Mutual Benefit Association decided last week To
wind up its affairs. 1t is understood to have run
behind some $4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
COMMENT.

@Several boys were severely injured
by the careless use of Powder about GU
streets, on Sunday and Monday last. LIE
others take warning and be more careful
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
IN AFTER YEARS.

" aeh too late be beneGttsd BY knoyyledre -,
back and mourn, and regret the fa consequence. OK
'Yvhattyolld we not .ftea give 10 poz.e.. =
H9yedse We obtain IN after years And what dsy, s
lishtS q anguish We might not have been spared II ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

sFoRMs.-Western Men look at the follow
sing -
] TThtg Platform.
Resolred, That the Constitution vests in Con.
'gress the over to open and repair harbors,
sand remove distinctions from navigable RI
svers and IL Is erpedient that Congress should e.
ercise such POl0er, said improvements being, in
every instance, national and general in their
character.
Democratic Platform
! RESOLVED, That the Constitution docs not con-
fer upon the General GoUernmentthe Po10er to
commence and carry on General System of
Internal improvement.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCY
WHY is ITE

Thst we behold many females scarce IN the raer5n ar
broken IA health and sIrts with complication Of A. =. As
and ailments depTyIng them Of the power for the .rit
OF Die at an eye when physical health, buoysncy n ,sa'
and happy serenity Of mind arising from condition
should be predominant " "ssith,
Many Of the causes of her sufferings At frst-perh,p
before, perhaps daring gTihood the FIRST wears Of ora
wes an their origin 50 Light pass unnotced ad Of 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

% IA NIX 5z3.ASHS5 Of Mineral Lane
- just printed and FOR saIeat this OEce.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

Eight hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars Of the stock Of the Mineral poin
Rail Road have been taken in this town
One hundred and fifty shares more ar
needed, and the work goes on,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

POPULATION OF LoSpoS-Ihe population o
London Is, roundly, 1862: 900. If the average o
the last fifty years continue, in thirtyone year
from this time it will be double, or nearly 5000
OOOl