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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE LEGISLATURE-AN
EXTRA SESSION.

The Seventy Sixth Legislature of this State ad-
ourned Yesterday afternoon, at the last hour of the
hundred DAYS during which it empowered to take
pay for its abOrs. Immediately upon the announce
ment that the two Houses had adjourned sine die, each
Member was served with proclamation from Gov.
Sey mour, commanding them TO convene in Extra Ses-
sion for the transaction of public business No par
ticuar business is mentioned but the Canals the Code,
the Impeachment of Canal Commissioner Alather, and
the Governors long delayed appointments are the lead
ing matters on the uDfiniShedlist
Our reports are laundering and imperfect and there
NAV be other important matters not completed. We
have it by telegraph that the Assembly had agreed
TO the Senate amendments to the Appropriation bill
and if SO the bill must have been passed.
Under the pretense trying Mr. Maher, the Legisla
ture might have continued to draw pay beyond the hun
dred DAYS but to secure other work and pay at the
same time an extra session proclaimed 1t was evil
IDENTITY one since decided upon since the document from
the Governor bore evidence of having been printed seve
raj DAYS before it was served The members now have
chance to try the Congressional dodge of Constructive
Mileage and should not be surprised to hear that the
greater portion of them had travelled home and back by
the most usual route at the rate of ten cents per mile
before they come together at ten o'clock this morning
It's expected that they will inaugurate the Special
Session to-day and Immediately adjourn to some day
about the LIST Of June The list of Acts passed will be
found in another column We have already sufficiently
indicated the most important of them
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NETWORK STATE LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. .ALBANY, " Wednesday. April - -
The Senate sat up 10 3 o'clock this morning dlsc'@
Ing the Emgrant Passenger Bill.
To-day number OF reports were presentea -
Committees and bills ordered 10 third reading,
Mr. CORNELL moved to lay the present ou !,
business on che table. Agreed 10: Ayes IL, Noes -
Select Committees having been reached, r
Mr. CONGER called for the consideration o. ~ "a
port of the Select Committee on the WIilai''"'
Water Works Bill .c<
Mr. MUNROE moved 10 lay the order OF Select "
mittees on the table. Lost, 10 ia. yA
The question being on agreeing with the rePo'"
Committee. =, ,h.&
Mr.. VANDERBILT commenced addressing Wv
ale in oppositi,n 10 the report, when ,n&
The Supply Bill was announced, and reierfe'"
Committee on Finance. A.. c.,1S
Mr.. VANDERBILT then addressed tne oeu u
,snT,h opposing the report, and defending his OWE
- AZ PTATr asked the Senator to yield the ~
'.oi,;on 10 extend the time for the hnal adjoei"
., o,.Iock tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. VANDERBILT gave way, and the resoia""
IKE hour of recess having arrived, the Senate
recess until O'clock
ASSEMBLY -
Several bills came down from the Senate vi"
ments, and concurred in. ,..reb
The Senate's Amendments to the General ARF''
ton bill were agreedto
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NEM.NoRK. Saturdav. Apr

NV YORK., Saturday Aprll :, I73J.
p T B,RSUN. ESQ: \ year ago the enclosed Address
was delivered by Trper Hall and then was in good
health and weighed 200 pounds The following political
campaign and it, "appurtenances thereto belonging lett
me last ia with IN smo, destroyed constitution and am
now 80 reduced that unless leave home for some
Southern cline shall probably soon die of the DISEASE
bronchial dyspepsia
have probably lived to dc evil bu am DESTROYS Of
living to do some good and If God will only restore me 10
health the balance of my days shall be spen; in that object
and specially promote the cause OF Temperance
NAV differ with YOU and with many OF those with whom
YOU net a. the practical mode of advancing that cause
but my plan viii produce more beneficial results in one
wear than a that has been done in this City in five, and
will apply il politically well as morally.
- Your, truly ENoCH l.. CAN'T.
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State of New-York. Executive Deputa.ut
HoRATIo SEYMOUR
Removal OF Clerks, &c.
WASHINGTON W,

Seven Clerks repairing to the Pension Office TIM
morning found upon their desks yellow envelopes contain
ing printed 6Hf d0Hr which informed them that their ser
vices were no longer required More removals from The
same office are expected to morrow
It's reported that Secretary Guthrie has to-day issued Or
dcrs to an his Auditors to appoint New iorkenh
Ccrkships-the Custom House patronage being charged
TO New York in the appOrliOnment OF the spoils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
rzManz enauries arc made as TO the meaning of the

- Many enquiries are made as to the meaning OF the
second section of the amendments to the Charter We
have no doubt that the want of is owing to mis-
print the intention evidently that odd and even oper
alton shall decide whether the Aldermen from the odd H.
Sci or those from the Wards r. T. O. &c1 shall
hold office for the longer term OF two years. The ballots
are the words odd and :even, thrown in wheel or
hat If the odd" first drawn the Aldermen from Wards
l. D. D. &c hold Office until January $50. and the even
60 out in January loo Ii even" is drawn the reverse
will be the fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

disappointment of ofiice-seeking Sena ors, wherein,
are said TO have considered the var Gus candda,.'5
tie post declined by Mr. sldell.
To-day the Secretary Of the Interior comnean., .
move the various Offices under his direction iron
corans building to the new east wing Of tie Pa,s or
hce, which is in fu:sre 70 be his headqua tiers p.,'
standing the failure of Congress 10 ndocse the prs
OF Its use to that end when the question up
close Of the session. JoHs Jo,,'%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

MAIL CoSrRAcTs.-We learn from the Post-Ofice
Department at Washington that the bids for the routes
in New-Engand and NcwYork will be declared off, pro-
baby between the Goth and 25th inst Previous notice
will be given, however, in the papers of Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

- VIcTOR NJ. RICE, ESQ, the able and efficient Su
perntendent of Public Schools in Buffalo, has just been
elected by the Common Council of that City to the post
which he has heretofore filled with credit to hmseand use
fitness To the Public.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
Southern Telegraph Office cor Of H1aorer and Be1u,,
Special Session OF the Northumberland H,,
Adjournment TO June Probable Impe, cbr.-.N
yafher. Nv

Adjournment TO June ProbabIe-Impeacbne..N
MIR. Mather.
Sgea1l Di,ra,oa T. THeN y Tribune.
ALBANY WEDNESDAY k,rl ls-epv
Tie Legislative farce predicted fortnight since !.
come To pass Bad management, and ncompeten,..
the part of the Banburnng portion Of the Democ,s.
parry TO govern. have cnuSed an extra session n.
not the result Of few moments reflection, but w,,L'
since determined on.
The Governors proclamation was issued in pripa,
form (rumor says printed several days since on ale.
ter sheet thus showing conclusiyely that extra "a
sion was premeditated.
From present appearances the coming session viii h
long and tedious. As the Senate has not concurrel
the House resolution TO refer the Code, that yOlnn,
GUS document may be acted upon during the session
Both Houses will convene tomorrow, when an adOus
ment to the both May or LIST June will be agreed ua
after the passage of the Supply ana Appropriation b
The proposed impeachment of John {. Mather @.
nal Commissioner is the result Of longconsidered peat
up personal malice among portion OF his PAR,
friends Why the Committee delayed their report ud
the last day of the session not stated, bu, oOiS
very much like a precoucerted movement to take u
vantage of his absence and then assassinate him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
Nem.11ork Dailp 0ribnne.
THURSDAY, APRIL IA, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address of the writer.not
necessarily for publication but as guarantee OF his
good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communica-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

~ The Report Of the Fire Wardens was sent to the
Board of Aldermen last night. There have been 1868
violations Of the Fire Laws during the year, only 40 Of
which have been sent in for prosecution. number of
dangerous buildings are pointed out in the report.
They should be strengthened or vacated Immediately.
The Controller reports that the money paid Robert
Emmett, Corporation Counsel on street openings, &c
and for other legal services foos up $132,296 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
The Cabinet RumOrs,

WASHINGTON, wednesday April 49, lSa
The Union ofthS morning says that the ofchangs
in the Cabinet silly brcatons, VIGOROUSLY untrued
rot up for purpOses well underst0Od here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

Il The steamer Union, which has been detained on
her passage from Aspnwall by an accident TO her ma
chinery, arrived last night She brings Gold TO the
amount Of over $2OG,00O The advices from Jamaica
are about fortnight later and give some further details
in regard to the discovery Of gold and copper in that
Island Several interesting items from other West In
dia Islands will be found elsewhere in our columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
The Consolidation Of the Central Road. ef

Special D,paioh to The ". y. Tribune
The Joint Committee representing all the nss BE-
tween Albany, Troy and Buffalo, has just reported 10
the General Committee, the prices and other terms
upon which each stock be consolidated into a new Cen
trail Railway Company. and the same have been agreed
TO- These terms are liberal TO all Consolidation maj,
therefore. now be considered as contaminated. hHu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

MarA of the Wig members Of ts n as he
e saSdst for the Office Of Governor at the ne sep
tember election. .o,o;,.,ed DIR + Holmes as
Sher (,uberuatoral candidate al then "o"''"'o" ~
Urs1a h February, Ia . c,a.o 4 -os,,;on IN
sanSs1e 49, csudidste ,r Governor ID sa wiz 1e
- 81 - etate COMMITTEE The Conyenho' @'us@a"
- = ~ 18th Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

~ We publish this morning copy of the law got
through the Legislature by Mr.. Howard of this City
for prevention Of Mock Auctions, and the punishment
of those engaged in it. The provisions seem to be su
Gent if properly carried out to break upthe operations
Of these sWndlers.
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LETTER FROM ENOCH E. CAMP.

The writer of the following letter is widely known
as public opponent Of the Temperance Reform and
this fact gives interest to the following letter written
during the sickness which proved his last:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

TfE ApTlI
Wind LIGHT from the East Weather thick and RAINY !,
The steamship Union. from Aspnwal, via Janazs =
coming in past the Highlands Owing to the uA'
weather we cannot see than mile from the bean
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The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON. "Wednesday, Apnl - i23
In the Gardiner Trial, this morning Hon Thomas Cor
win was called by the defense Was employed counsel
for Gardner about the time the Commission first met WIS
spoken to a short time before consulted about the
original draft of the memorial
The claim including its specific amount, based On
the mining books and dispositions heretofore shown Wild
identified il the claim which afterwards p
secuted lie recalled some conversation at that time eh
the manner of presenting the case whether they shoudn
oure of the Commissioners the amount invested in ID.
mine. or It's commercial value; rec0cced that he cOns2
cred the paper purporting To be mining title, t
I'm substance but defective in FORM not authenticated
Senior Arrangois called by the prosecution and test
fed he lived in the State of san Luis Potosi from 1899
$50 was Consul mt New Orleans from Al to As reps
scented the State of San Luis in the Mexican Congresna
was now Consul General at New York has known Del
Royes since -; is well acquainted with his handwriting
has seen him write the signature on GARDENERS mug
title was not his
The "yHLrtca' indicated tremulOus hand He wrotsi
bold hand lie firmly believed it false signature Hn
repeatedly the seal Of the State of san Luis on 0dl
pauers The seal on that paper was not genuine. Neya
heard of a mining town in the District of Laqunlle.
Knew of no mine there. bat never was in Laquinl2s
Identified the signature OF Rosa and the seal paper
shown him as genuine.
Mr. Carlisle stated that a witness summoned by the de-
tense from New York had been ntimdaied and woad not
come without the Court giving assurance Of poecnon'
which after some debate was given. ,
John X Henley, Captain in the Mexican wal, was eau
treated by DR. Gardiner while lying sick in the Hospital
Tampico in March April ls47. Gardiner was efouss
TO him private physician acquainted with the dlssAa
OF the country ,
After pr6tracted discussion upon legal point rasS
the { Ourt adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

LEGIsLATIvE--The session closed yesterday, but an
Extra Session was Immediately ordered
Our reports are incomplete, owing to some to us un-
accountable cause
The SENATE passed another Emigrant Passenger BILL
ordered several unmpOtant bills to third reading, and
then talked against time to the hour OF recess upon the
Williamsburph Water Works They voted to extend
the session one day, hut subsequently receded
In ASSEMBLY, resolutions impeachlng Canal Commits
sioner Mather were offered and raised quite breeze
They were referred IL Committee The Foreign Bank
Note lii was received from the Senate and the House
concuYred in the amendments. The Militia bill was
agreed TO- The Divison-Avemue Railroad bill lost
once more The Emigration bill was adopted. Several
other bills of lesser importance were disposed Of
~ We have at last received the Police Bill with the
amendments made in the Senate and finally adopted by
the House 1t is great Improvement the original
BILL some Of those features which have been con-
strained TO remark with severity having been essentially
modified One Of the amendments, borrowed from
the Reformed Charter, consists in constituting the
Mayor Recorder and City Judge Board of Commits
sioners appoint policemen, well to try offending
members of the corps. No Alderman Will now have any
direct voice in the matter Another amendment prohibits
the reappOintment of any policeman who shall now
resign and renders impossible that total reconstruction
of the police contemplated by the trainers Of the orgi-
nal bill with view to convert the corps into a
sort of pretoran guard for the present Common Coun
ell Each man and assistant captain will serve out the
time of his first appointment. The Objectionable fea-
lures Of the law as it stands the lifelong tenure OF
Office establishes and the nature of the Appointing
Board That body is too few in number and too much
connected with politics.
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The state Legislature Rccorvened.

ALbANl' wednesday, iPEi Ia lM.
The Legislature adjourned sine lie this afternoon The
following proclamation was however read in both Houses
converting them to meet again at TO o'clock tomorrow
morning.
State OF NewYork. Executive DepGnstl
ALBANY. April Is, 1883 I
By virtue of the power vested in me by the 9TH section
of the 4h article of the Constitution | hereby c0nyens
The OF this State meet nj the Capitol the Civ
of Albany to the 9Th day OF April instant.
o'clock in the morning.
iSigned1 IlORArIO SEYMOUR
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AnKusta (Ga.l lIayOraIty.

BUcIUN, " edneeday, ApfH 70 n.
The bill 20 indemnify the sufferers by the UrsuIne ~
en riot was defeated in the House to-day, by ninonV
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OPENING DAY-Invitation is politely rendered TO La La
SS 200 ns arriving N city
gently completed afford every facility for che ss Ssn.a
sne q ssS Competent ana ssosiS1s cS our
spos opspns 6Tes for Thursday M dy e Ag Fancy Hat.
& and SpssSs sS M y.I Bo Caps Of
0' q %iss S ' sd be- S sss. F9s
Cap. Goth and velvet patterns " Ts aSr Co.
ECONOMY, ELEGANcE, DURABnITiS ,S ra Ito q"
sSu.cs Of these SS.hts. lss, Ha, 81: .s pc
SueeysrIyy OuyRIEs To THE CARELESS OR iSDffER-
xsIAie tired Of stupid looking lies Hat Of an Ordinary
S.sse dull and s IL so ss s1d ps
cor cep;iOn and Manufacture. Pnee only -Four DOHA''
BAy.pypI RoRrs-S b. CHITrESDEN BROTHER a.
Go hsvs JUS: received By a. A pIs Goods e
~@,sh th k ,n! 8 Bl 1ss ss''''
20 fashionable Clothing, which is in constant de-
p "a rev important The mind. an persons wSo
sPpessa essnes ans sao never failing fOpn
tain, .s Ss 5ss s 9ossisn n.n nn'
d. ,hon reasopest we'll" and so does Mr.
CLAIM at and eess1, S svs Ssa S e
aas cannot Mr. SdSSi % y
Pa ,,,ystal Palace Carpets at HIRAM ASDERsoN's
~ .0,rsS. sale. rooms 80 Bowery Mssnihcsnt Mosl
in Ss.d for exhibition New-SorS Crysa fs'aoe
os-prTrRsos d HUMPHREYs, No. 379
X ,cS ard ees Cnpeing SUPERIOR teoe ana % les en-
tIey and ps:s oss y.s snSs .in1
rasIremendous bargains in English Ihree-ply and
Ingram HIRAM % & Soc 25c and &c. per yd
of ingrain Carpetipg at &c o'VT s'T WV WV ~ 'N'
o; elegsn: new spring dessns- $50
%Sv,,ynIn CARPFTISo reR Spring SALES, 1888
ssTa No 5 ss sp ape aDw B SSss m T pS
G and elegant DESIGNS which having been
purchased previous TO ne Ieoe a.,s ~ " r' N' Wv ~
10 offer very great pdueehe" =,
C.w.,-sr C.npET STORE, No 20 CANAL.sT.-E. A
r. csJ the attention of their friends stock
III . Csrpn just received from the most celebrated
fctoes the late savsIee pc ana Tor sale iu 10
Marine and Inland Insurance.
Cr,yRAL MUrrAL Insurance CoMPASY.-Assets on
a. -, Iv Iess $4,000 Profits divided among those
AZ with the Company Office No. Merchants Exchange
corner OF Wall and Wliam-sts
eoI1-1O' ~
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The Americas News from Liverpool.
The Ursuliue Convent Riot.

BOSTON, Wednesday, Apnl ~ lM
The lines east of Maine are not working this forenss-
consequentlywe have no late intelligence from HAZE
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Departure Of the Niagara.

BOSTON, Wednesday, April u, ~
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Letch, $40
AT noon to-day for Liverpool via Halifax She takes
IL passengers for the former and II for the latter port
An in Dintlls
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Sautheru Mail Failure.

CHARLESTON. Tuesday April H. ID
J. Dearinc has been ~ elected Mayor u Augba
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DUNKIRK Tuesday. April u 30
Navigation is now quite unObstructed. The seags1'
Ocean, Keystone State, Northern Indiana, America
ion and number OF Propellers, are here for passea
L l. IL
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Arrival of the Union from AspinwaII.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, April ~
Ne have no mail south of Richmond this mOrnns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

NoTicE-After LIST of May we will close our store at
3ocock NJ on Saturdays JNo HIGGINS Co.. IS Broadt NY
HAIR DYE AND HAIR PREsERvATVE.-CRIsTADOR
in offering public valuable
whatever there shall be failure Dye IN
unseemy hair to natural black OF brown
ar the seryaiive CLOSING senng and nvgoiaug
ar famen Both sold the Dye privately applied sc CRTA
No hstor
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
CCE CaFEa.s.E

- ~ uudar-i. ned, i'm rsfurnf7y tbarks 10
k a tlt fraaaIlaurs of 81 a. Oral PaIat ANA ylcir.
Esd l l3i -..iE tt.ara patron g. De. ct8fo.a, stu
t a'A"ui g -It-t lie has. and wis continue 70 Keep
80 GA Ha.c Tor al lac % q IL % # luac re-idrg
so H. the .N.tr5 as veil as in teUnaH assurtu eu.
30 80 READY E aBL CD-llN>. OF ., arluus 81. e.,
wa ch will 3esail.n the m ust reason blp terms
DE wt. also make 10 or err for such Is Ii glret
aas eu..Ll nf ttgns needed.
tis- shop D. Iefv aaor- west 90 R echs. store and
-r.z dtnFe opposite rhH hfasoIf r. EaH
200 kinds of e.s za5v .5. ~ IL kent on
t+fd o. all tim Iaae % ord n, ar prices cores
'aaiaS van iEe scarcity %! money Please call and
vamiue his stcCk.
EDWARD KiNEE.
sLhe'a. 30 .it- '.iio af5 "a 'e1+ nifty
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

Byron. 1cIIeury Co Illinois.
NEssRs. HA1ILToS, Is Coc-Genfierrau. 7 have
ust used BHstols Nerve and Bone Eminent for O.
bunch onmy horses knee I had used >Ioan.s
Ointment which is no better chan SO much lard.
but less than one bottle Of the Eminent drove II
away entirely, and / believe it to be a valuable
medicine. Yours. &c, w. r. UEAru.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

SWEENEY CURED.
], W.O Park, OF Oswego. Kendall co. iii. here
by certify that some time ia the month of April
last had available horse sweeneyed. I had ap-
piled several kinds Of medicine for it when Bris-
tol S Llnimeut was recommended to me. used
tao bottles of it. and with them in one week 5
time entirely cured my horse Of the sweeney.
The Eminent should be rubbed on the shoulder.
and heated in with a hot iron. Therelsno doubt
Of its being an inlalGDle cure for sweeney in ii
worst stages. W o. PARK
Oswego- Kendall CO. H. Oct ~. 1919
Manufactured exclusively at Bclyidere Boone
county ILL.,, by JAMES JAFFRY
For sale in Mineral Point at the Drug Stores
a. - l"IioF0 ana = ho1olf. 10tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
DEE UGS s s. sETE ERFCET'ES

Sc 81 ETT1 9 & rT e. VI = - e a e g
TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
= public that he IS receiving at ms old stand a
me sign OF the lied Slortar large and iresh sup
Ply OF Drugs, Medicines, chemicals Pants, lils,
hFe stuiis Brushes, Patert Medicines, e1c &c,
making ms stock ia.I and complete among which
may De found the following articles
Acids. Nitric. >1lpuuric Epson salts,
NUnlr.c & ANal.c- Chamber, do,
tjtrc d Ia.taric. Castor Oil,
eo9a. Carb- sup. Cagh I Sweet, do
Cream Iarter tsinglass,
Pearl Barley, Camphor,
Iaploca. ( Opium,
AKRON Root Ipecac,
Sago, Jalop.
saffron, English and CaIomel
American, Blue Mass,
Anuatto, Tamarnds.
sulphur Tuiuba Paste
Irish Moss, Iicorice
Aagnlsla;
Essential Oils of an kinds
\ eroo5 -zz,r+,.,,-, ~ Rect, T-l..:...--..l
s.,-,l-,-,
=" '-i-- ''7L - - ~ 4 =.
Evans Lancets, SILVER and Gum Cataeters, Fleams
Hulls Irusses, Shoulder Braces, syringes, Glass
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

? hereby given q al per having ursrt tied accounts
Twin the suhscri Der CAL ffzuedfeIr and -et-le %
5in a. has sold out my stock ia Trade, ard wish 90
close my business ut o1c1.
CURTIS BEECH.
Mineral Point, June TsE 5a-2 r3f.