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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
sl,tiunaI, STATE 4 county emeers.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

7s,ilent Of the Z 5: FRANKLIN rF.RcE, of Nh
s.-r,-ary Of state WILLIAa l. MARCY, OF y
s.--stary Of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE, of XIV
S..etarT Of tine Interior ROBERT MCLELLASD of Mich
secretary IF the Navy f: JAMES c. DoBBIN, of y C
secretary Of War :: F: JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss
PIT Master General JAMES CAMPBELL. Of Penn
siurney General CALEB CUSHING of Mass
CIR! Justice of Supreme Court ROGER b. TAxEY Of Nd
Associate Justices
f.-y 1rTEAS Of Ohio SANrEL NELSON of y Y
yssss n WAIVE, of Geo ReBERr { GEIER of Pa
ysIy CArRoS of Tenn BENJAMIN CURTIS, OF Mass
1srgR DANIEL, of Va JonN A CAMPBELL, of Ala
STATE ADMINISTRATION.
Governor Of Wisconsin COLES BAsHFoRp, of Oshkosh
It-uteu.nt Governor ARTHUR VI ARTHUR, Milwaukee
secretary of State DAVID JONES, Belmont
Stats Treasurer CHARLES kUEHS, Two Rivers
Attorney General NLIALa SMITH, Mineral Point
>4gr Public Iustn A CONsT ANTiNE BARRY Racine
Faaa Comptroller WILLIAM VI DENNIS watertown
Safe Prison Conn'r EDWARD u GARRY, Milwaukee
CE JUS Of sup Court EDWARD WHrToS OF Janesville
Associate Justice
SMITH, Of Milwaukee ORsAMUs CoLE, of Potos
Circuit Judges
A. N. EASDALi. Waukesha GEO W CATE, stevens II.
8 L q LAgbABEE, Oz;tGk.e S ) y FULLER Hudson
W sGoKsLINE, Shcboyg'n ALEX l. COLLINS, Madison
n i lorHRES, Mini ft 10 ; Il CoTTos Green Bay
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.
,ara County Judge LUxAN II STRONG, Of Highland
>aasJf LEVI STERLING. Of Mineral Point
c4e.h tircutt Court JAMES flUTCHIsoS,
tnmu I'D +persisoTs LEMUEL " DO ~ER, Of Wyoming
ts.k . ARTHUR BEITTAS, Mineral Point
Register Of Deeds JOSEPH LEAN. . DoageviIle
Treasurer JonS J URES, Of Mineral Point
P-osvcuting Attorney Louis u CRANE DodgeyiIle
: SAFeEor E: : JoHs NHITELAw, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

.E 1t was a proverb among the Greeks that
{. fiatterer who lifts you up to the clouds has
the same motive as the eagle when he raised
the tortoise in the air-he wishes TO gain some
thing by your fall.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

sag An elderly gentleman travelling in
a stage, was amused by a constant fire of
words between two ladies. One at last
kindly inquired if the conversation did not
make his head ache. No madam said
he, Il have been married for upwards Of
twenty-eight years"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

ET Mr.. ALERT Smith. Che London
vii aud paet, once wrete IN an hotel Wis
itors' took his inir:-Es s. A. s" A wag
wrote unde.ncath ., Two thirds of the
truth.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

EJ% y Chicago broker famous for his
shrewdness, took trip by railroad the
other day, AMI sat down at the end of the
last car, because he considerd the use OF
the money worth something while the
conductor was coming through the ears.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

Is The story of a man who had nose SO
large that he couldn't blow it without the use
of gun powder, is said to be hoax.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

IS A Yankee at Panama, sought shelter at
the american Consui's from the earthquake; he
thought that even the earthquake would res
pect our flag.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

CONTINUES to practice his Profession in all its branch
once, first door below .susiey Trsluers store.
i.-lncr in the brick bIiiing southwest of the brick
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y. Is. BoIDEN.

TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR lit LAW Mineral
\ .elai- Collections promptly attended TO. Office
a,ur Als.cv K Tramel's store 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

1 TENRNEY AND COJNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
L Point Wis, will practice in the Supreme and Circuit
arts of ls STATE and IL the L. $ District Court. OF
'ce over MlItons store g.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

4 IEoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Richland
y tedtEe, Rchland County, Wis All busines entrus
Is e n care promptly attended to. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

II EABER Of the College of Phy sicans and Surgeons
II University of the State of y. Y, servi
t-e citizens OF Dodge lille and vicinity Physician
surgeon and Accuucher. y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
L. VI. STRONG.
MARK CORRIN,

1 -I"RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Highland,
i' fa county, Wis. Collections made. and all bust
" sA5Tusied TO his care promptly attended to. 81
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j. B. 1IOFFETT. VI. d.,
JOS. GOODLAD. II. ID.

ItT0JLD respectfully tender his professional service
" IL the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity
once opposite the Uuited States Hotel. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

sF Why is the inside of everything unintel.
hGihle? Because we can't make it out,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
CHARLES r. IEGATE,

/ STICE OF THE PEACE, Notary Public, Conveyan-
y Ger aAj General Agent Highland, (some time Frank
'.-r. -HNa e., Wis Q-2S
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EiCHAED l. READ.

4 IfoRNEY 1T LAW, aud Solicitor in Chancery, Min
u satl Point. Office in Thomas new block. 81
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proffsslOnal ana 3usness Garss.
cox ~ BALDWIN,

( { EkERAL AUCTION X COMMISSION MERCHANTS
VI offer their services for the sale of Household Furni
iI'aii Estate ami Merchandise OF description
Mineral Point, Wis IS
CHaRLEs Il. cox. J. HENRY p.InwrS
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JOHN ,IIITo( - 20

I+tNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of Hartford, Conn
GGl'"'4, 5000 Office Millions store Min
81 \. B. B0YDEN, Agent
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GEORGE L.. FROST,

| lInRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Mineral
Il Point viii attend land negotiations, and
AZ business connected with his profession. Collections
promptly attended Office in County building. 81
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LOUIS Ii. ID. CRANE,


4 T"RNEY AND COUNSELLOR Solicitor in Cahnce-
y s., and General Land Agent Dodgeyle, Iowa Coun
Is Wisconsin. 81
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DUNN ~ READ,
SANUEL CRAWFORD.

4 IEuRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, and So
! A-{ors IA Chancery, Mineral Point. Office in Mil
t.-s Block. 81
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

zAERAI. y LAND AGENT, opposite the U. S. Hote
- l'-sl-st., Mineral Point 81
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s@ No man is wise or safe bpi he
that is honest
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Gi:o. ID, WIIBrR. Md,

DF- BfsNJs Il BKI>HkNE,
OFFICE and residence at Arona, Iowa Co., Wiscousi
I Is
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
J. IL. CL&iiY,

\ TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
Il Point. Office in MiItons Stone Block. 81
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MRS. LAURA OTIS,
]. z. MESSMoRE

aJLLLiNER, and Dealer in Millinery Goods, Ladies
Vi Drss Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c, next door to
tst central House, Hish-st., Mineral Point. 9-T
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3 ok ttr.
FAREWELL no THE SWALLOWS.

BY HOOD.
Swallows, sitting on the caves,
see ye not the falling leavese
See ye not the gathered sheaves:
Farewell!
III Us not time to 60
To that fair land ye know
The breezes, as they swell,
of coming winter tell,
And from the trees shake down
The brown
And withered leaves. Farewell
Swallows, it is time to fly;
See We not the altered skys
Know ye not that winters nigh.
Farewell!
TO, fly in noisy bands,
To those far distant lands
OF gold and pearl, and shell,
And gem, (of which they tell
In books of travel sfranyeD
And range
In happiness. Farewell,
S~Ailows, on your pinions glide
Ger the RESTLESS, rolling tide
OF the ocean deep and wide.
Farewell
In groves, far, far away,
In summers sunny ray,
In warmer regioIs s!weu;
And then return to tell
Strange tales of foreign lands,
In bands
Perched on the caves. Farewell,
Swallows. could almost pray
That |, like you, might fly away;
And to each coming evil say
FAREWELL
Yet it's my fate to i've
Here and with troubles strive,
And l some day may tell
How they before me fell,
Conquered; then calmy die,
And cry
Trials and tolls, farewell"
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GEORGE w, CORR

= rai, y, DEALEiS in Merchandise of all kinds cor
lg ; - ii's1 anu Chestnut streets, Mineral Point
81
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COBB ~ MESSNORE,
FARLEY EATON.

4 IIoENEI'S AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. Office
y tEsrE Ausi-y Il TIanel's store. 81
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uENRN PRICE

[ NERAL DEALER III Family Groceries and Provis-
- ions, Nails, Glass, Wooden war e. oo;ta -.
ASe' 4iisi-st, siiheFal Point 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

/ ttA>Nhl9NABLE TAILOR, would tender his thanks IN
slliLeas 81 Mineral Point and vicinity for mast IA
say mat ne Is still at the old TRIBUNg ofca
..- .at Book Store, High-st., Mineral Point Cen
Y'othes cleaned and pressed on short notice OIL
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JOHNS IL EVANS.

$50. IAtLoRS, Hish-st., Mineral Point. Wis
! On. snare OF public patronage Their work viii
s-rss ne most fashionable STYLE and on reasonable
l-5n C1Ins done to order, and warranted 10 fit: if
at-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

CHARLES DUNN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

iz. Justice of Supreme Court ROGER B. TASEY of Nd
Associate Justices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

WESTERN JUSTICE. The st. Louis (NIo) Her
aid says that a week or two ago. a wealthy young
Tennessee planter took passage for that city, at
Paducah, KY, on board the steamer Helen Mar,
and on her passage succeeded in gaining the affec-
toRs and finally accomplishing the ruin of young
matter was suspected by the boatmen who,
through some of the lady passengers, obtained q
verifcation of their suspicious. They waited on
the planter and told him to prepare to get married
or De put ashore Oh sand bar to freeze to death;
then made the boat fast at Chester, Ill, sent for
justice, whom they pulled out of his bed, and in q
few minutes the pair were married and the sum
OF s4 % exacted from the bridegroom to treat all
hahds When last heard from, the newly married
couple were at Barnum's Hotel St Louis Mo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

that the Dele sates from tho.. state. i, tb, conveo
.aon pc rsquested to call the attention Of their
and ts g the Importance of the subject
Ven GHEEN of Texas, renewed the resolutions
whlcn % naa been offered and Withdrawn by Mr.. De
anu On ms motion, they were referred to the
coninittee on business, etc. :
Mr SHAkLEs ALBERT of the District of Coium.
pia, oHcred the following resolutions which were
reierrsd 70 @ the COMMITTEES on business, etc. ssz
ne.otsed Inat every effort made extend the
mercal advantages OF the South and to deyeiope its
internal resources must inevitably enlarge the ield
" ~ excite its industry and enterprise, draw
prosperity. ~ = @ts T. - =
hssolred That the and prosperity of any
portion OF our Union while it need not and should
conflict with the interests of apy other portion will
more or Iess, add to the honor and welfare of
hesofted, That notwiths sndins the baefu opinions
ontertalned and expressed by some of fellow
countrymen of the North and the resistance which
to he law Of to msss
IesIs devoted attachment to our glorious Union, and
q ,; that it shall be preserved and
and exert our most strenuous efforts. -,
hesered, That we have abiding faith in the
they radically Union however At times thsy Iuay
De msdirected, or misrepresented BY the unscrupu-
loasiy ambitious aud designing The wrongs we have
suffered we trust, are of transient nature and we
feel that corroborste the fact expressed in our In
spired Declaration of Inde pendeuce that ali expe.
Renee hath shown that mankind disposed to
suher while owls are suferabe, than ght themselves
by abolishins the forums which they have been ac
customed' p and therefore, here, on the soil which
gave birth to OUR WASHINGTON and OUR HENRY we
vow eternal fidelity to the Constitution and our Union
Gen. GREEN, OF Texas offered the following res
elution which was adopted:
Resotred That the members of the Senate and
House of Delegates of the Virginia Legislature, be in
vitedt to atten the sessions of this Convention.
On motion, the President was requested TO have
the presiding officer of each branch of the Virginia
Legislature furnished with copy of Gen. Green's
resolution.
The Convention, after adopting the usual par
liamentary manual for its government during its
sittings, then adjourned to meet again at 10 o'clock
this morning. at the African Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01
PRICEzONE CENT


.Comneesai DiaH0.--The members Of ths st.,,.s
sA Nle oouthwestcrn Convention viii BE- sin~ises
~ ~ psIske OF dinner at o'clock this affernoo. a
sne as1 over the old market Extensive arrsns.
mems nave been made for this entsrtainment -
ynty regret that the inclemency Of the wesfhep
ras,o- suca = 20 prevent large Southern deisp
:, Election Of Constable The residsnts ~ r,s...s..
10 m henrico county had q verv erc;t;,s. e
vel rs amusiDg time, in the election of ConsesnI ~
yes1.eruay,o There were three eandidates n the
CRUMP and JOHN PrrT-but the later es,.,a,,.. a. =
wihndrew the use OF his name at an earlv honr h
the day. leaving clear field for the other tive who
worked like Trogans for victory. I'D to II oislocf
the contests were neck and neck but before 10
Metfert drew in 'front.' and despite the untirino a.
forts OF his adversary, held the lead unti the ann
went down, to the great delight of his baekera
who had worked as zealously for him as IF he hs.i
been running for Governor. There were but two
precincts in the district Eachos and the Courthouse
We have not heard from Eachos, but rs the vote
there is always small do not believe It can change
the result as given below We append the resuh
at the close of the polls at the 80 -
CourtkoRSc.-Joseph G. Mettert ...... 1aa
A. X. Crump.. ................. III
is.r z John Pitt. Observation-Disclosures,
Metterts majority over Crump 80. tHs
Not Prored. Henry, slave to Edmund Steam.
was arraiged before the Mayor yesterday to an.
swer the charge of stealing handsaw. axe ana
square from John W. Turner but the evidence
iaiiing to establish his guilt, he was discharged
Pansshed.-Hezakiah Scott, free negro. vas
convicted OF breaking into Christians Stares hotse
ana stealing number of articles of wearing an
paIei lor which the Mayor ordered him to be fog.
ged to the extent of the law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

SMUGGLING In THE UNITED STATEs-A Paris
correspondent of the National Intelgencer, speak
ing of the exports from France, says:
Twas recently examining the official returns of
their foreign commerce. and find by them that the
value of their exports to the United States is 80.
100000 of francs (Sl6,000,00O greater than as
shown by the custom house returns to the Treasu-
ry at Washington. This difference can only be
accounted for by out and oat smuggling and by
false invoices which latter is matter of perfect
notoriety, are sent in nine out of ten at rates
greatly reduced below the real cost, and which,
from want of system due diligence, or something
worse, are not detected at our custom houses"
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COMMERCIAL.

on level above Newburr, and several - ass.sxY
-=..e -. ........ - $ ~
.-.a COMMERCIAL. =.
nscnmssa markess, Jaasary 81. Ia06.
Tnere has been no change Of conseouencs \,
eur quotations since last week. The r;v.r ana a..
nal are still completely blocked nm Win A.. -..a
though there have been some bright davs ~.
nights have been 30 very cold that the he h.s
been accumuiating, rathsr than diuiuIshipe sTh.
railroads haye rua few freight trains md Inn. q.
the little they have brought within q w,sk a. 40
and limited receipts by wagons we should be n.
| most destitute of some necesssries Of life IN.
stock Of Groceries Is reduced 10 the lowest point,
There have been no operations In wheat. and
very few in Flour at rates showing no improve.
ment. The mills have been suspsndsd alrnost an.
trsly since Christmas. Haxan and Crsnshsw a
Fisher begun operations Wednesday a asa
No further OF more definite information has come
to hand concerning the prospects OF peace sincs
our last weekly report. The general imprsssiou
is, that Russia viii not dream Of accedinR to the
propositions made her Ii they correctly rspor..
ed by the press We shall know the result In some
three weeks. sas esas
APPLES-None In first hands.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS being still closed, there are
nor by raisosa New sids: .s liz shoss. sss
ioSl2a Hams l2t OILS, limited. d.-sa.ss.sz
BUTTER-Ws quote mountain 1905 and SOC; Go
'hsa sEEsWs1Iss 1SSsss ( Is 9s,v vn. ..,s - ce'
BHooNIss BHOoMSs$26S;25, according to quality -
s,hoop Painted Pals sa75 y dozen. Heavy Csd.r
Tubs, best, $S.5005 " nest. Heavy Cedar Feed
Buckets sss, YSSSZ2 S,g ~ T. dozen. ,.,,,.s 10.
Hulps Patent ls9lsse. Aasmsntins % to Sic. and
cEMENST;a,IIssmesR SF., River si7ooi1s vbsl Hudson
GHEEsE.aohiO W; r. new, and New York STATE
aIsa aa Mlh snan 0enaha a' ~ s's Imitation English
cred. Bituminous, delivered at Port W.lthaIl or as
the wharf opposite kocksts we quote Ct l4c for ave-
ss iii iss I SI1s for Lump HAD lss .-'~ 80 - =
va naEnos as9l5e MSsna s;sn .ns,,,.;o, lsss
. cG4ss9,rools eGsrst, TOR LlaIPi y Ha'i - si -
CSrr0N v IpTsnDiea,ac.. III co-~o., ra....,.
aoe. y Is. - $50 - ~ -, so os.DAes "'D1.s
duced auotst;ons. Sales made Al Ssc With So.o.
"ssS sSss ;;sssisz sESl.,,e s.,a:l . -. ,.
.binners AZ sa5 70 ssso Va oSots r., haIns con =
sumpton to shs trade snuei1es SsassSo i fsprs
$yisgH0H $FIsH@HnRalyye y nons il Ant b.na. M.cx..
sr,NNo. /. 40: No sii II soSsi1 a I' No = ~.
ssz5ss; s - :, = -. - : l'.'
MN n; hrn. .1o. AZ a. bsT zone.
BE ors1tsr % d. 81 as isysr p h bores a So Sss
go 10 xS E,1s isSeia - r. N sss:.s;,r 80 ~ , @
Sexes ps 40 cs sIs aeee1ains 20 qua
ErnIfR HaRREI.S ss,i G a. n ~ e.eb 80 &sf1
FEaTaERsLss Geese ssS4s . s sssa ssoel reduced
| demand xsTvn fsar; q, ..aA, ooxv .,..s.,s
- Gst Ss,nana snoS i'0 oashel- necelp's 70.
.,9s SiNsESe-w' quote Crude soass c'' v D. isst
'asSs 'ansSss;Npauynrp r,,no,.,. 81 rr.,,.,s s,.v.,,.
I E, FF, and FFF, 81; Blasting $5 " key 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

Hon. Thecphilus Crawford died In Pusuey, Vt,
tie l0sh, ased @ years, after supporting the Cd
ministratiops Of jefferson. Madison, Monroe and j.
q. Adams, and reading the ui-weekly National
Iutsligeneeg more than forty yeass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

THE PLANET SATURN-The almanacs say that
Saturns rings will be visible all of this year. with
the aid of telescope, their southern surface being
now turned towards the earth This planet viii
be evening star until june "a, then morning star
until December 81, then evening star until the 10th
of July. 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

POLISH EMIGRASTs.-The San Antonia Texss)
Reporter says:-"We stand that colony of
Poianders have immigrated to Texas and that q
large number are going TO settle near this city
We also learn that they have purchased 600 acres
of land At the head of San Antonia river and win
At once enter upon the work Of Improvement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

YANKEE SULLIVAN AND ROYALTY -Honululu
that Yankee Sullivan, the pueilist ia baskin0 in
the sunshine of royaltyl He gives private lessons
In the noble art of self defence" to the ROYAL
family and is bottle companion and body.guard to
the King In bar.rooms and billiard saloons He has
given two public exhibitions to full houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

EPISCOPAL REcoRD.-The Bishop of the Epis
copai Church in Maine states that between the
General Convention of 1647 and that of 1853 155
names disappeared from the official catalogues of
the Episcopal clergy in the United States. Of
these 50 died, and ls others also probably deceas
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

PLArEs FOR TEETH.-Charles Goodyear, Jr.,
constructing the plates of artificial teeth of hard
compound OF India rubber and gutta percha mixed
with sulphur, and submitted TO a degree of heat
avuieanized compound Of India rubber and eutta
pereha- This invention will greatly tend to re.
duce the cost of sets of artificial teeth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

John 4 Hammond, prominsnf iawyer d VIZ
borough, 9. O., and member o. the last soasA 0ss'
la q Forsvth. the great New Fork deiAultcy
is reported 70 have died 10 England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-01

THE FOLLOWING appeared in the Foxtown FL.
silier: Postscript! We stop the press with plea
sure to announce the decease of cur eontempo-
rary Mr.. Snaggs editor Of the Foxtown Flash
He has now gone to another and better world
Success TO him. Persons who have taken the
Flash win 6nd the Fusiier good paper" $3.50