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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

"a EA w ~OsVDS-
TIE undersigned, grateful the liberal public for
present sock OF ss0ODS, most Of which are nsgapd
consist III part OF he following:
DRY GOODS
Clu.4s Cassiuerts. Ronnet. P,rasoIs
Satinets, I~e-dI, leans, Umbrellas,
tt-n', : -, ~iiss Bonnet, neck cap and
Blue Daiiiings, Man,uz Ribbons,
Hamilton and Hickory Hose, Glovcs, Combs.
,,oI'Fe- Pins Needles knIeTs,
Cashmer.s " 70 LANES, I.aces Tapes Bobbips.
lawns, Gtnshsms, Carpet RlnCipg
Salicoes. Jaekonets SIX and linen Hdkfs.,
CambrIcs swiss MUIls, Braces Butrons
took A1Silus- SIX and TSlsr.
shirtinss sad sheetiass, Coat Canvass. Padding.
II eeys, GarnbroOns, Silecia,
BED IiekiEgs, Brown Holland
Apron Cheoks Irish and hr5pn Linen
Coored Camhrics fToftcD ~, '
Blue and White Sains Spool Thr, al
White blue. rink, green And in short really every
aud orange Flo ence and article Dry Goods want
Grapes for bonnet liaihgs ed IN this market.
GROCERIES.
Loaf Refined ana New Orleans sugars, Cse Imperial,
GuDpowder, Young Hyson, and Rack TEAS, OF
Superior qaality. Also inferior Teas cbeep.
Mustard, black whole and ground Pepper,
ground and rsce Ginger, wto'e and "a
Alispiee Nutmegs, >Sieragus. Mace,
dsrs, MoIassez, Vinegar,
Mackerel. GOLDFISH,
D5 re Apples g5
en- wING AND SMokING TOBACCO,
sf0h sI'r : AM HLA siR POWDER sp
PEECNCAPS,
TAR.
H4RD-WARE
Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
Tea aud Table spoons,
shears end Scissors
tltt, aud Screws and strap Hinges,
Fgiug Pans and Sad Iruns,
Patent and Post Coffee Mills,
Mouse and Raj Traps,
Ausers, Gimiets and Files,
HHtChris- Hammers ard Meal Sci YES,
Cto'he, Tooth and Shoe Brushes,
Split and Horse Cards,
Powder Flasks Spades aud Shovels-
llo. = Rsses, scylh Is. and scythe stones.
Axes, Wood aud Hand saws,
Steel Yards, sc SC,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
sc Mems Calf, Kip, and COarse Boots
III Pumps W5meas CATERS ,p !sii, Fn, -
shoes; Kid and Leather spoers
Boys, Misses sad Chi'dfens Boots and shoes.
G8 Q g < 3Ys
Plates Of assorted sizes ami qualities,
Teasets cups Ssucers, Bowls Pitchers Chambers
Glass Plates, cups Creamers, Sugars,
Mulasses Pots, Vinegar Cruets,
Peppers, MustArds, Salts, Casters,
SUNDRlES
Nails, Spts es Glass sash Putty. ,Ottop Biting
Wool, SiIk, Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, and Straw
Em va 1850
Seal Otter, Nu'ra Auskrst, Plush, Glazed and Coion
4 Il r
Saiehels, Mstches. OK Yokss and Bows
Halt bushel Measures, Jugs and Pots.
Garden Seeds ClstOr sud sweet Oh.
Lees and Bragg Pills. Arabian MustSnu Iiniuent.
Oil spike, Laudsnum, Magoesia, Cream Tartar
Esseiise Peppermint, Cinnamon and NiBteIgrcpn,
Brush l-ustTe, BIZ Lead, shoe BIackfnx,
Ink, Pens, Paper, OK Marrow, Bears on,
Rose OIL ~ Alters, &C, sc
would not dare compare my Stock in quantity, with
some o. my wealth. neigh bors but have no fear Of
comparison OF QHattg and Prices
vii sell as cheap the Cheapest for Cash Produce,
or Barter.
- WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Point, May Il, 1852. p3ov5y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

TJ-ST received from Boston and - l. us, larsa an
j veil selected Stnck ef Is 'tERlE-S, which wlA b
sold al wholesale and reaaill cheap for { ash
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
COFFENSy COFFINSt!

COFFESSy COFFINSf!
n IT undersigned, IN returning thanks 10
En 4 the Inhabitants Of Mineral Point and vicin-
sd ity Tor thfir liberal patronage heretofore, would
So announce that he has and will continue 10 keen
4 on hand for the accom- ID atis hose resid nR
E31 Ia The country well in townsn assortme rt
~ Of READY MADE corr ms, OF y arfous sise-,
which VIII be sold on the most reasons bic
lie Wtii also make 10 orderf for such desire IL.
any quality OF Collins needed.
His shop IS few doors west # b, echs Store, and
his r, denre opposite the Masonic Hall
IL AT kinds OF CABINET WARE, ken, an
haT all times, made order, at prices cores
poDdiug with the scarcity OF money. Please cn and
examine his stock.
EDWARD KgNNE.
NJ neral Pc nj, January 90, 1852. nItfv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
j. LYDON a. FOLEY,

J. LAD DON q FOLEY.
Dealers IN Groceries, Liquors, HardDdrs, GROCERY,
&C. &c, sc.
z AVE on hand General assortment Of Sugars, Tea
q Il Coffee, Mossses whiskey, Brandy, and Wine, al
50 large assortment Of
CROhERV.WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, g. CLOCKS.
OF the best Sind which they good best
Beng determined 10 sell Tor cash, they offer their
goods at very low prices
AInUng Their assortment may be found Window Shs-
oes- lEOie covers, SC Cbll and and learn our
price, ard Et have fear but what you purchase.
County Buildings.
Mineral Point Nay 4 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
SIN IOWA COUNTY, s..
In Chsncery TO ForeClose
Mortgage.
STATE OF WISCONSIN I0'
William Ma.ehead,

toms Richard VI MI or
reading and ding the foregoing bin Of complaint
IF William Noreh-ad vs. Benjamin Ripley and Persis
Ripley hrs wie- nm Clay ton and Robert VI. Miller, H.
The Office CLERK 0f the Crcuit Court in and fer said
county, hereby ordered Thai Subp0eDy CHANGER!
issue against John Clayton AMI Robert 81 Miller, of
said defendants returnable Ehe second Monday If
August and il appearing BY aid syt that BENJAMIN
Ripley and Psrsis his wife, two of said defendants
residents OF this state, but nonresident defend
Is. is h@rUt-e- motion Of the complainant by his
sicor ordered Court that said defendants, Ben
iamtn Ripley and his wife PeTsis Ripley, do appear and
plead, d. ngr tosaid compainants bill Ofc0m
plan before the third Monday OF october nastCr
default hereof thai said oil will he taken confess
al against Them and further ordered that said
claimant copy of this order 10 De published for
six successive weeks in The Wisconsin Tribune. pubic
newspaper published st Mineral Point. 10 said unity OF
Iowa. the 6rst insertion be within twenty days fr N
the date order. Given under my hand at Cham
bers, this goth day or July, a. u. 1882
NJ. n JACKS \, Circuit JuCise.
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct copy
The order made by said Court in the above enIuled
cause, of record file In my Office
n testimony whereof hsve hereunto set my hand this
Z. day Of Ausus A ID 1852
JAMES HUTCHF son, Clerk
4wS9 Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

90 Canfsters , lbs. each) Imperial
SssssS2zsss79 Gun powder and Black Tesss-cbOice
sssN - = Chests Imperial Teas.
shl-SrI rpESuG ls do Young Tyson,
~ o. 4 do GunpUWdeF,
iSt5s TEAS - IL lbs. Cattys Imp. x Y. Il. Teas
Ts "a l. 10. do do do do
~ - AL Fresh and Flne- just reed At
Msy ISs2- GEO " CoBb5--
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
TO FE1zALES.
DYSENTERY.


Mr. H G. Pttss-Dcar Sir: WAS taken sick On the i
Of August t-4s, with relax dysenteTy, and I'D nos
recover that could perform manual labor until Feb
ruary. 1879 Eampuy-8 he ba-t physicians one after
smother, of trera could effect cure heEsr
Ia think never should recover friend told me
that he had used Dr. =. p Tawnsend's Compound *
tract Of Sasaua a with the best Of success, and advt
did and coHrTaTs 10 my eNDPcta
siuns- began tn Two bottles mate me us vel
IEy lfe SuR at liberty - m any
use thI~ thzt VIII extend the OF Br = p Town
send Ccuanound EStrart Of SarsEparHa as remedy
for the disease with which { was afflicted
EesuacJfuTfr YOURS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY.
VI q Chancery on- -petltlon fOr pir,rce.

Martha Myers)
VS. In Chancery on petition Tor Divorce
George flyers
On the reading and fling of the foregoing bill or com
paint OF Martha Myers against George Myers in The
once OF the CLERK OF the Circuit Court in fer said
touniy and u being proved by AFFIDAVIT that def n
uat, George Myers, resident of this state. il is
therefore, on motion of the painsnt by soeitr
ordered by tie Court that the said defendant, George
Myers do appear and plead dsnur to The said
compainanrs bill OF complaint herein, before the
ihlrd Monday OF October next deka said
bill viii be taken confessed him. it 10
turtAeT ordered that the said complainant DO cause
copy OF this order to be published least in each
for six successive weeksB the Wisconsin, Tribune
weekly newspaper published at Mineral Point said
county Of Iowa the first inse tion in said newspaper to
be within twenty days OF the dse this Given
urder my hand at Chambers, this 17hday Of Jiy. A. D.
lo5s. NJ NJ ia ,KSON,
Circuit Judge
hereby certify the foregoing TO be copy OF the
order male In the above eALtled cause, re
mains On file my Office Witness my hand and seal of
Cti- e, this l7lh day o. July, A ID. 1851
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk
oN.9 Circuit Court, lows LonnLy Miscmnsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
POPULAR SCHOOL RnoKs.

POPULAR SCHOOL HOOKS.
FEN0WNS seres OF Readers Towns SfseiIer and Dehn-
N er- YIELDS NeV GrsE7naF, and LaEnSerss Pbysolo-
gv, published in Maize and New yors BY sanborn nj
Garter. De has Of Chas- w. George r. Frank, al
Patieve. where schools traders individuals can be
supplied 10 Many advantage will deri
we'd from these kesde account % the historical
formation they contain, AID anOTdBg under
standing % hat is read. Care has been taken 10
plain bv BOte AZ the bottom II pAQs all df1cul.
terms bistriCal and classical Hllusiuns proper
names. These books we'll bound and particularly
in second and thrd readers the print very plain
from Inc peren'e have had Ia teaching.
young scholars learn their lessons easter and
interested IN these kead and Speers han any oikfrs
have used
Although Towns Readers and SpeIsrs cust rs zaer.
than others would have cost, will furnish them vsry
nearly az the common price Of OthrT school books.
CHAS W & GEO z FRANK
Plaftnvile- February 5tn- i-52- vs. MS 3m-ts
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

.-e-tt-- -l.- lot sale by G. w cobb
GEO. W. COBB.
't6tTsS. $500 choice Regali4 and Principe q
---s, Ter sale at C0BBS.
TOT R. 81 Bblz., su7erane and Extra Family
1- Ger sale 81 q. ~. COBB'S.
SoAp. IS boxes, ", 1, jus. received and for sal,
q. ". COBB.
aiSEERS---10o Cans wrights Fresh Cove Ofs
received ard for sale at G. ". COBBS.
lhRIED APPI ES--4o Bushels, prime Fruit
..s- received sE1 fer sale, &. " COBB.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

g. TAVERN AND PERRY,
18Th BRIGGSTOWN, Wis
s5rI JAMES LAWS would respectfully say to the
~s-@@- y tTave ling public thai he has Rriggsiovn.
N the Wisconsin River an excellent Ferry. which is
safe ossng place ct si Of He also keeps
PUBLIC HOUSE, where travellers he accom- mod
ted on reasonable terms. Call and see him.
G-LJWsBEss of all kinds, for sale at ALT times at
3rggtOwn five miles above Muscodsy, on the Wisconsin
River. F35lyI l.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

TIE INyISClBLE AND NEVER FAILING REg-
EDf certain cure for NAN AND BEAST.
" B F9PPETT-S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
FROM MICHEG AN.

GREAT SUCCESS STORMS CEIEBR ATED
HD
oF DETE
Glowing statement
Doct sSotchC o
Duggs OF Lou and w
The chest and lungs:
PIERRE do HENRI
H. w.
JACOBS GARRISON,
TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.
nmpun Tedys fvrncr
u
y 1 Country N euerJyb r rtna rrud
engraving SEQ C0io m,and
SSt ubM GneqlAg
hem NJ nes lit pompt
ZINE RI
Lane I b Geo ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
PVF.uoNARY CoNST= 1tEiTIoN

The accompany Ing cerduste WAS received by inc pFo
prietors from Messrs A. HarC s. Co Of Eatou tAn4a
Econ. C. E Nav IS 1872
/ jonathan Taylor, Of Bury hereby cerizy that my
wife I.ucv TAYLOR, had been sick for some months
rh-ss-pre with cJasumnflon- and could ma no Teei
tI procured from MeSrrs : A. Ard 4 - come Of
r p TaVvu-end's ~arsaF ariii h oh Immediately 81
fo-ltd r4ie and she IS tai- wuy Uf recovery
anf / have 50 much curgtercv TO his medicine mat
- cbeerf4flv recommend 70 80 others
'SfyDe N JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
THE MARRIED WOMAN,S
Private Medical Companion.

BY DR.. A. II. MAURICEAU,
PRoFEssos DTsEAsEs or woMEv.
one HUHdreah Edition IsH0- Pr go. Price, 50 CTS.
los rAPEE- EXTRA BINDING. 81 co.
First publi-hed "A las7, and It is NOT
sURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL
Considering that VERY FEMALE
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT. can here
acquire full know ledge of the nature,
character and CAUSES Of her complaints
with the various symptoms, and that
nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold
u Is InPHactlcable fully the subjects
treated Of they Of stctiy intended for the
InaErle1s those
health Inch conducive her happiness that
OF her husband, but ehe has VIII obtlIa
every husband no has ie love and affection wife al
heart. that OF MS Useuuary Improvement.
UPWARDS OF OEI HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few months
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
sECURE THE 1rEANs OF HAPPIyEss

~ hscgming IN time possessed q the knowledge want
o Nch has caused The s4eaeas and poverty Of thousands.
4 view Of sue cunsrsue- wliefor mother
SeoIs u se neglect % avail eselt Of that know ledge
respect % herself which would her much
the means 81 happiness aEd prosperity her husband
confer upon her ldren Thar blessing above al prcehealthy
bodies with healthy minds Thar knowledge cCtaUrd
lIt-ie work entitled
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
nmrrr.rr..r N Cs.IInREN.

Do not allow your chi3rtn 10 grow up with seeds Of
Rheum atsrn in constitutions. Il - easily cured II
attended To ia nmes bat Raen neglected y become
chrome and bieEtrsso. NCtrinE equals Dr. = P
Trvusends Compound ixtract of Sarsatara iH reno
wing pains OF Rheumatism The young KEEL IS the
old
Fort Wsyne, 4srcb 9. 1850.
Dr. P. Townsend Dear Sirl tzse t iheriy ' al
drassfr YOU tEthcHg Oh paret stranger TT regard a.
your vsuable 7-iicile y a3.zhr AGED ten wears has
been afflicted f1r The fErae months with mole
disease Rheumatism she was attended constantly by
y.-sf ~ ,lr test svstcfans- bat with little help A.
asg vas induced purchase bottle 81 yusli
bic preparation ars TarI Bf yr agent, r T. Reed
Ia ms pIsc. Aft.r taxing he frs bottle, she began tC
rcver from her amaue- IS 10 be sole 90 Walk about
be- house. After taking she second botue she was a.
we'll a. ever would afTise all those Ghnctec with
. RheumatIsn to give It 8 Eriat-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

O. ageMa G@@9ro6Sg WgeWG&.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19

And 70 her husband the toll aEi anxiety Of mind
necessarily devoiyIng upon nm from Of the life
= men has eKeTtlos entitled aHd the possession
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WHY Is IT.

Possessed the lntormaoa contained IN lrtls volume {,
II the reach OF ailb which vgoud spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-19
HOLD Up THERE
Spring z Arrival
e = W g o Old s 8
FOR
| s 3 ,
AT THE
.Ne,e York Cheap Store
DCller & Michelbacher,

AVE inst received their Spring stock Of Goods which
'sey offer TO the buying pubic cheaper ever be-
fore offered II this market Among the articles of their
extensive Stock, may be found the following:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-31
General scott In Psnnsyirau,r.

From among multitude OF similar indications OF The
spirit Of the most moderate southern wings towards Gen.
era Scott, in view Of his present position and political
associations. we select the following article from the Pc
tersburg Inelligeneer, which is well known as journal
very influential with It's party:
GrxKRAL Scorr IN PKNssYLvAsA-In our last paper we
Published the that General Scott had been by an al
unanimous vote, nominated by the wing convention
OF Pennsylvania and that Governor Johnston had been
appointed OF the delegates from the State large 10
the National Convention When remember the course
pursued by this jhusop, when governor OF Penny
vsnia In regard to the fugitive slave aw, We oi tho Sou H.
help looking with suspicion, NOT absolute dust
avg rhioh he and has eeadjpoys are connected
Il 4, very that General Scott responsible the
action OF Pennsylvania with to her delegation
National Convention but il his in that conprnoa
10 Be edcoafed BY such champions Johnstoa % the
fleet upon hs aapshotding States b. doubted II
there be ground believe that General Scott On the
that he shall be the without specific pedge) orord
his continuation 20 such uen, the South no
other conclusion but that their counses nW not be Without
their .ffct upon the Standardization There Is but
way avoid such conclusion and that Is Tor General
Scott prior 10 the voting in the National Convention to
with full, explicit, and clear definition Of his
position in regard 10 the Compromise. IL he fails 10 do
this and obtains the nomination by such agents John
ston Seward, and the OF that band of political MALE
carry single eonny-gpe, stage pTscnet me
South. NJ wW b. beafsr al the court home Of his
county IN part Of whieh mrtng this article IL
be expected that the people OF The South will ole
silence in regard great principle which they
steked themselves and which they have repeatedly
declared was identified with the liberties Of the Soah and
the existence Of the Union and b. who reckons otherwise
wilt surely there Is In heaven, find that he has
: reckoned without his host We have deprecated
tonsl organizatons and have uniformly contended that
"a ny lines should be natons issues but II the
time shall when candidate for the presidency shall
decline give pledge 10 sustain the constitution in all
its ur ali its spirit and sustain in ul force and effect
Oh laws passed pursuance of IT. and oppose all laws de-
signed weaken constitutional guarantees zoe om resort
10 any honorable orgamsafon 10 defeat spc candidate
Does not the Inteigencer perceive that the remedy ii
suggests for the forornness OF General SCOTS predca
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-31

the South is in his case worse than the disease
How long after General Scott shall have pledged him
self TO maintain the fugitive law. as il stands, will
Messrs. Johnston Wade, and Seward continue 10 sup
port him their preferred candidate They prefer him
now and make no secret OF it, because he has given no
such pledge. and they are confident that he will give
none, Let him forfeit that confidence by making any
such "explict declaration" the nelgencer claims from
him. and he will find that his letter has wrought precisely
that "dsgust OF the public mind" in the quarters now
most active in his favor which he himself anticipated in
his reply, published few months ago. to gentleman
who had asked him some trying questions Should Gen
Scott make an explicit declaration in favor OF the Compro
MISE he would find himself at once left in the North
to the tender mercies of the compromise wings who
are at best but minority OF their party and besides thai,
are committed 10 Messrs, Fillmore and Webster II such
course did not utterly put end to the whole move
ment in General SCOTS favor would be because the
organization and creed of the whgs-boh men and
measures-have acquired elasticity and pliability and
capacity 10 stand every OF wrench and stran such as
even the Taylor canvass, mastery il in that way
did not display The spectacle of General SCOTS lead
ing supporters in the northern States rallyng 10 maintain
he fugtve.law by his election, would be the broades
political farce OF which history makes mention 1t would
revolt even wing credulity; and the people North and
South would laugh TO The idea OF anybodyp put
ting trust in such would be altogether ride
ulous
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-31
NEW Papcr-nnnging and UphoIstery STORE, IIel

NEW Papcr-hnngng ana Upholstery Store. IIth
street, one door north of Pennsylvania avenue.ROUIER
respectfully inform the citizens Of Washington vicinity
have just opened with Of the best collections paper
be found in the city; which
gilt and panel for paors halls, very
Of the best manufactured
found in the United States, suitable for parlors dining
chambers and adapted all
richness Landscape houses
sc Freboard prints and paper curtains in great variety
hand superior lot Of upholstery goods
Of all colos cords and tAsse great variety
trimmings. large of brass cornices bands
curtain fixtures Transparent shades
splendid Green and fancy reed blinds feather beds
Venetian blinds Maings put
neatly Carpets made and down.
Uphosterng particularly attended TO.
will find greatly their
before purchasing all goods entirely
termned sell small profits TO insure quick sales
RODIER & BRO.
superior assomcnt Of the above goods may also be
their establishments Georgetown
25-eo2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-31
ordsrsd On motion Of Ml GrswoId and he resuI was !.

ordered motion OF Mr. Griswod and the result was as
follows; .sus e. #.eH.laG
YaAs-Msssrs Alden Alley Beard, Brigham, Brown,
BuTingame, Church, Crane CuTrer French, Fnefs Girls
void. Hazewell Hobart HoIeomb, Kimbail Knowllon
Loyett osgood, Ploay, Sswau. Torey, and Waker-2S.
Keyes Kahn, Lawrence. Robinson RusssII' S,,oaS Wa
ren, and Weeks-l3.
So the substitution took place
The question then recurring on the passage of the
solves TO third reading, Mr. Russell called for the yeas
and nays each resolve separately and they
deIed with the following result
On The FIRST resolve
YKAs-Messrs. Alden, Alley, Ames, Basseu Beard Brig
Ftench Fuller, Gd.wod, Hazawel, Hobart, Holcomb,
oI;eood, aprouy, Russell, sewal Strong. Walker. and
SAys-Me.srs Cary, Keyes, Robinson Toney, and War.
pn-5
On the second resolve:
YEAs-Messrs Alden, Alley, Ames Bassett Beard Brig.
ham, bfi9sy Badngame Church. Crane Currier, Fisher
Hubbard: Kimhai, Knowton, Kuhn, Lawrence. Lovett
osgood Pony, Robinson, Russell. sewal Strong, Walk
Nars-Messrs Gary, Reyes, Torrey, and wanen--4
On the third resolve:
YEAs-Messrs. Alden, Alley, Beard Brigham, Brown,
void, Hazewel. Hobart, nolcomb. Kimbal, Lawrence,
Loyeit osgood, Prouy, Robinson Sewa, and Walker23
bard Reyes knowltop, Kuhn Russell Strong Torrey War.
ren and Weeks-H
On the fourth resolve;
YEAs-Messrs. Alden Alley, Beard, Brigham, Brown
Buningame. Church. Crane, Currer, Ffench Fuier Girls
void. aazewe,, Hobart, Hoeomb, Kmball. Loveu. os
good, Pronty, Robinson, Sewall, and Walker-2l
NAYsMessrs. Ames, Bassett, Bnley Cary, Fisher Hub
bard, keyes knowlton. Kuhn Lawrence, RnseI Strong
Tofrey, Warren, and Weeks-l5.
On the 9Th resolve:
YEAs-Messrs Alden, Alley, Bassett, Beard Brigham,
Brown, Buringame, Church, Game Cnrer, French, Full
Ter, Gswod, Hazewel Hobart, Holconb, Hubbard Kim.
ball. knowlton, Lovetf, osgood. Prouty Sewa. and Wal
ker-2i
NAYs-Messrs Ames, Brnley, Cary Fisher Reyes Kuhn,
Lawrence Robinson, Russell, Strong Torrey, Warren and
Weeks-l3. #As
On the 9th resolve:
YEAs-Messrs Alley, Ames, Bassett, Beard Brinley,
Church, Currier Fisher Foler Griswold, Holcomb, Hub
bard, kmball, Kuhn, Lawrence Loveu Osgood, Prouty,
Robinson, Russell, Sswall, Strong and Warren %
NAYs-Messrs Atden Brown, Burlingane, Cary, Crane,
French, Hazewe Hobart, Reyes, Knowton, Torrey, Wal
ker, and Weeks-I3. #.F
So the entire series, amended, adopted; and,
on motion OF Mr. Russell they ordered to be printed
On motion Of Mr.. Hazewel the orders OF the day
laid on the table
AT o'clock, on motion of Mr. Lawrence, of Hamp-
shire, adjourned
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We find in the newspapers account Of the proceed
ngs Of the Legislature OF this State in honor OF MIR Web
sler. who visit a, Trenton for the purpose Of
arguing the celebrated india rubber The speech Of
Commodore Stockton il placed in our columns II il
likely TO attract large share OF the public attention,
on OF its avowals in respect the tariff and other
questions having bearing on the political topics Of the
day; and place il record part Of the history Of
the times