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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
RICK GLCSS I -2ALh,
TO THE GREATEST AGE
COMPLETELY PRESERVED

And who that is gray would not h We it restored to
former color: bald. but would la grow tn
stored troubled with danaruti and itching Int oud
have it removed troubled with Ia. sead cad,
other cruptouS but would De II. with sc6 head
ach neural -iaJ but would be ID 1t will also re-
all Viupes from the face nd skin. Prof Woods
Hair Restorative viii 10 ar .uis, circular and
following:
ANN AREoR, Nov. 5th, 1856.
PEpF- o. J. Wo0D-Dear Sir hSvc heard much said
Of the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative. but
having often ted ly 4uacscrr and guack
trms hair dyes. &c. disposed place YOUR Re
Storaiiye in the category with the thousand and
loudly truupted quack remedies, until in
Lawrence county months since, when gave
such Induced the trial of your Restorative
in my fai. by my good wife, whose hair had be-
thin aud entirely white aud before exhaust
ing Your large bottles her hair restored
~ lis -ual beautiful and glossy upon. and entire
u the head sac continues To simply
Of tifyi.s upon hair but -snse
of its healthui influence the he mind
my family and friends using your KestOr
with the bSpPiest effects therefore. skeptcisnl AID
doubts IN reference its character snd value entire
Iy Aad AID do cordially and conf
d.ntiay recommend its use by sI no would
hsir restored from white Crazy sickness
ase-Io Enal color an4 beauty By all youug
persons who wo1d have their hair eautifui glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yoars,
SOLOMON MANN.
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CAUrIoS--In passing through Hoard
Street. pedestrians will DO well to keep the
west side, If they would avoid the danger of
mlring IN the nulsanccs on the opposite side of
that tLoroushfare. A CIrIzEx.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

ga CITY SUBSCRIBERS who fail To
receive their paper regularly from the Carrier.
will confer fa, or by reporting the same at tie
Tribune Counting Room, without delay Our
lew Carrier Boy may inadvertently omit some.
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FANNY FERN writes on
~ for the NEW YORK
LEDGER.
SNLYANUS COBB Jr-,
writes u siy for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
EMMEKSON BENNETT 7
writes Only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
ALICE CARY, Mrs. SIG
Quincy, and Dr. MEL
son, write for 1tlE NEW
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

rics- God y's Lady's Book for February
IS already Received, aud fully sustaius the wei
kno ~n high character Of that popular mag5a,z ne
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

Mn ASpREws' DAscrxc Glass
meets at he Court House Hall on Thurs,l.y
evening of this week. At that time it will be
determined on what evening and how often the
class Will meet
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

The Sewing Machines offered the Wheeler & VIII
sons pattern. II Others OF like value preferred they
be had instead. The books to be selected ly the
successful competitor C NJ catalogue
NJ person receiving any Of the prizcs viii be allowed
copy clubs of zen aud Copies viii he
mailed different making clubs ii required
ProspcCtuses and sample numbers sent any wish
ing compete for the prizes. shout the successful
competitor for the largest prize choose farm implements
machinery. they shall bAv the privilege of ecid
ing Should competitor not sUrceed IN obtaining
prize. he viii be Of obtaining copy for himself bv
sending of subscribers ana fifteen dol
lars Money properly mailed snd registered, and reg
isrry receipt taken for H. usy be risk Where
the amount is considerable Il would be better pur-
EMERY & co.
II-n@-2v 21f Lake street. Chicago
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EAs@ If you would succeed in business,
E3- A ID ' + r IT, f. *.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

O. J. WOOD ( Co, propTietors. 3l2 Broadway. y y.
great y. y. Wire Railing Establishment and Il 1
Market street, st. Louis, No
sold by all good Druggists
Also wholesale AGENTS for Prof Came B@dsaine Toat3.
Wash. Tie bcst preparation VI tbs sind IL rs g.4.
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81 SO each which is our low
est club rates, and sending
us 5l2, will be entitled to
one copy free. Terms lnva-
riahly in advance. Adress
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Oh moral tone characteriZes article in THE
LEDGEE- In fact. the OF its leading rihuto
sufficient guarantee that it stands in marked
a clN weekly publications. that have for long
time flooded the country but which, fortunately for the
| morals OF our people, are almost extinct.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

SOUTHWORTH'S now story
THE BRIDE OF AN EVEN
ING, will be commenced in
THE LEDGER on the first
of January.
y. Il. No. Ave have no
Agcnts'authorized to receive
subscriptions for the LEDG-
FIR. Subscribers must al
ways remit direct to Us, and
not send or pay any money
to any Agents.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19

Green apples.
n n Barrel and fresh. Just received At :, 1.ce
lUU JESAIS, BASI}rNG4-R = COS
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Contributors win continue
To write for the LEDGER as
heretofore.
No expense will be spared
to secure others whose pens
shall be considered compct-
cnt 10 add tn the LEDGER )
attractions aud usefulness.
Mrs. EMMA d. f. \
SOCTHWORTu writes only
for the NEW YORK LEDG
Err.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-19
THE NEW YORK
S I z A ri S a WIN L
Ii CONF ANY
CAPITAL S25o, 900.
This company has been organized with the above cap
itx Tor ths purpose OF supplying the demand FOR the
COMBINATION
PORTABLE STEAM SAW-MILL,
AND NIILER lMRRAAEQ

They have purchased the entire machinery businex=
heretofore carried by j. VI. Emerson CO. also the
Montgomery Works Workers, the Hudson near this
city and with the experience aud facilities combined in
its Organization prepared to furnish machinery ofall
kinds ut more liberal than has offered
other establi shmeDt
The Combination Saw Mill patented October. 1856
ami H. generally ackuo the clea
most practical, ami efficient lumber manu- featuring ma
chine in the world. large number OF them in sue
c-u operation in different sections of this country
Canada, CHua, ana South America, ard wherever thC
merits have been tested they being adopted b. u-
Der EaauulSctuTgrs in preference to all thor mills.
The following letter expresses the general opinion OF
those who are using tho Combination Mill
Mcssrs MMEI;soS Y Co.-CientIefnen tried the
st~Il purchased Of you, and viii say that performs
we'll and more than meets cNpccta tiuns. we'll
pleased with its performance. set it up small
stream that afforded constant water about
little finger, which much than sufficient sup
ply Tie boiler. We able to 3UO9 hcauti-
u lumber IN L hours, with something less than
cord OF wood 1t l. the Tery thing much
needed in country for u long time With a little
trou"i- aud expense. atIe to Eve to
ten miles per day and il up in Tia heart Of the tim
her, which saves the great buruCn of niau, the logs a
long dis lance to the mill.
Yours, respectfully.
JESSE KERR JR.
Louisville, Tennessee
Tho Company have purchased IL D'S PATENT FEED
ARRANGEMENT, which Is illustrated described in
tho Scientific American October -. adds great
ly To the efficiency of the mill.
Tho combination mill. with all the recent improve
meuts and steam power Of - horses capable Of saw
ing from 5000 1000 feet III twelve hours and is sold
Tor 81 ,'5g.
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SMITH - Co.,
10. S7l h>o&Gu-s-, New HurE.
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E.T<T1SOTS EyAGaYVNE,

REASONS Why you Should SUBSCRIBE FOR
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rr,IEHy,~ journal. OF AtsRICULrURE-

: 80 ia-eti l. " h'sINi' 'Li IL !.
just issued, thc hrst number Of The above journal
and viii continue weekly after January LIST No labor
expense shall he spared t" make il in all lis depart
practical assistant for the Farmer and the
UrrS WIFE and At the time attractive volnm
for the younger members OF the household. To encuur
rye its circulation offer the following VALUABLE
PRIZES:
We will give the following named valuable Prizes for
obtaining subscribers to our Journal For the largest
list mailed sent before the list OF February,
lS5S, will give
1-Seyinr Machine. worth 300 90
Pan Agricultural Library 20 90
"a 60
"A Silver Cup 10 90
Also, for the largest list mailed sent to
before the Est day of April, ISIS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-10

Tss"vI 80 Wv ~JtuIl tUat Wtt 0lpeH Det6lelt.
Ger Wapcr be9ri6te ibn i'm 0iaulen Der Staot
uro %erfldrte, es miroe i9ln gum 9rCBern Ser
enit9en %Otenen, ibm bic perl9ieDenen Glnltalten
Der St1ot gu 5ei9en. Der Npmtral ermioerte
ourd ben Dcumetl9er leinen Oant unD bic
Berli4erung, caB es Der inni9Ite Wnulb Ter
pttcmaniiden Bfcrte lei, 6te freunOlidten 8er>
baltntl1e nit ben Ser. Staatsn gu pfleSsn, uuO
er Jet bepClnld9tiot, oiele8 Dem Wappr BON
9telp>YOrt uno ourA ibn Dem ameritaniiAen
Solfe au83ubritden.
Die Nctl ( pe8 6 a pt.-Marcb d.
Santo Sc. - Capt. Marcn rerlieB befannt>
lld Sort 8rtD9er ont 2S. Nopember, I'm, BON
Neps Otertcc Sorrdtbe, Sala uno Maultbiere
gu belor8en. gr i~tberltie8 bic l1bintps8er8e
nabe ben Green uuo @ranO Niper8, uup 9iu9
bon pa i6er bic &odp Mountain8 ourd ben
&utebsestcpe BaB nad) benz sort MaIadulett8
- cine 3Cur bon 700 Wieilen i'm @au5en.
Der Captain trur6e bon 3tpet eriabrenen
0er9tiibrern 9efi6rt, USim @cDoale" II. Sim
Sater", uno mar bon 40 au8ertelenen Sploa>
ten ~be9leitet. a1I6&4sE sfta6&
Gum erlten Wf1l iol mitten int @inter pieIe
8ef1brppue 3cur 9et1a6t noroen iein - unb
nur NIT Der 8rSBten Nnltreuguua unp enorlnen
2Iu5pauer >par bic Bartie i'm @tano, bielel6e
purd5uieben. sic batten mebrnalS beftige
SAneeftltrme in ben @ebir9en unp muBteu $50
DfetIen QSe9 oWrd feten Sdnee maoen, Der 2
big 5 SUB bod lag. Sn 10 Ga9en ma4ten ie
IN Der Ndbe Der @ipfel Der 6elg9ebir9e uur 3
Weilen ben Sag, unp 5par uuter ben unid8r
lt4lten Nnltren9un9en bon Wteni6en uno Gble,
reu. Die WanniAaft 3og pOrau8, UNI ben
Waultbieren Babn gu breden, unp muBte oft
auf Sdnoen uno 0IBen frieden uso bann lpies
Der tt8 gum Naden in Sanee woper. Die
Tbtere litten aus Wtaugel an @jra8, pa8 aus
Dem tiefen Sduee au89e8raben Irerpen muBte,
unb pon Den 60 Stud, bic Ie mJt9enoumen,
tarben 40 ror 6uu8er uno Salte. 4
Nc9 ebe lte Den 8uteb>e tope YaB erreI4ten,
wareu ale 0atiUnen Der Hortte per5ebrt uuD IL
Gage lang lebte Die Wannidaft nur DON 8efals
lenen u10 perbunoerten pferpen, pbne Srpo
ulb Sat5. Da nie Expedition obne 3elte mar,
muBte iie aanddtli4 in ben furdtbaren Stiy
men Der Soa8ebir8e i'm 6r4ien fampiren = %
paB e8 gu perwunpern III, paB nur Elm Wfonn
unterDe98 Itarb uno 8iele nur e~rlrorene 8iBe
popcntru8en, DeunO4 3ei8ten iie unterWssS
Die bette Oj8ciplin unb Den 9r6Bteu W}utb.
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80 T'-r-~T~sg"~ftH.ttbT 6H ~"tstGtAuSHs ~
bcfit auf einen enlightenment Siee Der OrpoltticH
III pieIer 6ra9e.
8aaanan'S Mcniteut, Die Union, be5ei&s
net bic neulide sroBe Ofece Separb'S 0IS bic
au85e5ei4netlte Experimentation, Die IN elnen
rSSllenpfubt" 9ebalten tpcrben iSnue.
Die Serren Douglas, Stuart, UrOoerld, g9al'
fer, @Biie perben rcn Der v%llniDn" alS Verrd'
tier nit arnolo auf cine Stuie geItelt uno
ms Qa9er Der yi9war5en 0feputlitlner" per'
mieien.
@a fbtnetcn, 9. WtGr3. Der Genut
bat beute bic @rnenunnS Scots gum Yrltneilter
IN @9ieosC %6eltatt8t.
Der Rrdlibent bat Bm. SetDen gum M2urs
lbaH uno gSnl. Slim gum Napp9ASenten ces
Oiftritte8 Columbia ernannt.
NemsgOrt, 9. Mar5. Seute 1T bic
6re9atte Ntagara nadl Gn9lanO abgeIegelt,
Mortt.
Newe 0rrf, g.. Mdr3. @aumpoue rus
big, Wtebl l9mer, Wei3en iebr flau, acrn fel,
Sdtpeines uno 0linofleil9 fiat. DbiSteb oes
lunfen uuo flau. Saffee fdtig, W}Ola1es fefsr.
80 fton, 8. Wdrj, SObn q. W1abln, Elm
@rOcer am Song @barf, tpurpe anf bic Qntlage
bin ~arretirt, ieine8 Onfel8 ltuterI6riit unter
N@cten i'm 8e(aufe pOu $4,000 9efildt gu
baben.
4ltentown, ga, 8. Mdr3. MrS. Bar,
tan, cine 80ia9ri8e WtatrOne, per6rannte CUR
9oble AIN eori9en Samltls - ibre 9leiper bats
ten am OIen 6eper 8~sfan8eu. Sic lebte paua6
nur meni9e Womente.
ct QOuiS, 8 Wdr3 Der OeiTouri 1T
ieBt often unp bic neueu Yadetlieamer, Die in
UerbtnouH8 nit benz Yacjlic 0tliluap pcn 5sfz
ferIon Gitp mad ct. Sciepb geben, nsicen
wor8en lbre re8ellniBi9en 6abrten pieosr 6es
9lnnen.
Bon Sania8.
ct gOui8, 8. 0tirj. g}a6 eiaem 9e.
tlhte ceS ct. 9cniier y3epablicana nuroe Elm
SeridA 9smldt, bic 8ablridter pon Qelau.re
@tollln8 rcrt3nldaf'n, I'm e8 gu uerbtncsrn,
Dap lle pcr Der llnterl n4un83sG Committee 3eus.
nib able8en. Sin Wtann iei 9et0ptet ucrceT.
Die 2Sabls&lerfS in S6annee icnen an eiusga
Statement %arbeiten, NORM Il, inter On erfl5.
rem, baB lie gu i9rem 3eusnib rOr esr uuisr.
1ufun8S. @onlnllttee our4 2pee5erctuaesa IL
3pun9en porpen Ieien.
Gin Brief pcn 6Ort Sect ia3t, b.5 s.sis.
Blae ron Sen. Qane's Qeuten eeucu1nrsa rcZ.
ben iet uno paB tiele bieSteres bsraust IND ~
TTer0e 9eipbIea bitten. llu8stoHlmea id gh@
manb.
Aus adufos. Ct. Qcuis, 9. @arl
Dem rQeaper miro 6eri6tet, Dap Die au5zaatr
ullO 0e9ner Der Tcpecaegerfaiilu8 mt eia1z,
Oet in 2eapenmcrtb in Streit lilo uaseu pv
finfti9en Pclitif unp 5peierIei Ranciat9H aufs
9Pfellt ba6en. Die Oenpfraten ma5tea tsias
0lOminationen.-
Sen. Zane Io1 bic 6reifaats<M tilii III siaeu1
4n8riff auf 8eitou 5uIammcnberufea ba6eu;
e6 mirO leoo4 bieier 0tadriht piOeriprc6eH.
Rem Orleans, 8. 0tdrS 5eute
tpnroe am 8OrO Der Dldt y0ln0ererd Elm
8antett 8~e9e6en, pr3u Sen. @llter, Sens Den.
nin9iel, Gel. Qnceripn uno anoere 5libuitier.
Sif5jere unp bic 8eridterItatter Der PreTe eint
9elapen iraren.
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WDncOr0id S0m.}SSeretn.
g~erlammlunss.9 ptaI.

UEFIlWWIWHSes VpIuIt
9tcuballe, $50. 131 2eriugtcnItr.
teben Sreitdg @beabs 168 ubr.
Sn tsr Isrfsn rs8snna Bt8en YerfummIuns am 5. 81 srS In
neltber bic &nn0tre Der &pntttuttUn ~erfelafe, bat Bic Wabl
Der Bsamten ~fcleenpes 9sfWltnt ereeben
prSltSent &tarles Yra8t, Gtre.graftsnt 8rttbr.
70 S3asmstFer SPbn @Nnetff, Sefretdr SUbH
9trsftOrsn' maui sell @sGrs &trtBPff'
6 3 a ri. &aHfer, ID i'll. Or. g d m tbt, NWg.
4 9rbGrb, 5enrs etnemann, Gbr. 8tT-
~, 9srrm. @tntel m a unh GntOn St.
Ueretus fuuairt 6err q IeraHber gCIf Del6er bic
SncDrppratton Bic CUR Ha&fen g~erfammlume Su Spl3tebeu
8sttrittsIaftse Terbeu untrr benz 9smsrten etaesIabsn, bas
~tanfttssu 8rettag Zen IL. B.. suelstG bas eras Anseetpt bes
.Rldtn 0prratbes %fattfnben pttb.
lR-T tr-s-- 6 b n 81. &DfbP GeFr
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NacbricDtea
9srt8tst Ar Sen 9aIttmSts sdsr."
&pn0reB.

@afbtn9ton g.. Wldr3. 9auS. Die
8~eratbuu8 itber Die BOlrntdrbiQ wurbe mteocr
auf8enpmmen. s aulfner; er lei ba9e9en,
raB man 6reipiGi9e nad lltah ldtfe. Us
ieien rnebr @tnfIaie bon auBen, rUelde auf bic
NuftequnS ppn 6reipiai9en blnarbeiten, ale
ei8entliae militarii4e lleber5eu8un9en.
IS abtn9tOu, 8. Wtdr5. Die Staats.
Itreids WaiOrttdt ber &ania8sG COMMITTEE nil
pemuadit Seri4t e%ritatten, Die Agsen--"
6soSltftlst, PIE @iduer@sillARgssaa unp pieie a' 81,
~ nar rS GOu'4'sS'ftSe etne ptrfti6e unterlUs
.aSaltH8 ppraep'ne; a%nlt0tt, wis es aeldeben IT,
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@r0mfeu 1ttrD &etOenDen!
' DIR. Swayne's
3uIammenJelester Sbrnp Bon @ilbtirIden
Observation-Disclosures 6ur.

$3.50 N9tnf HQQgs OFWpCtV &cst WCps
Or. 10 sne - WsrtEer 6err, Go ais cine YFt6t Sc
cen bas gnbItfun tetraateuD. snesst9s aber, UNI gub sers9t
auserprSentlt9 beFannt maiden, nIs iemals cline nteeeraelfrte.
Ben pMrbe. SIN lebten StDber bate th etne fnrte Bruifer.
s Sal59s3' adt Sf ise N.Y. Ny f inuss 4 'nn5 S. sSss,r t5S v t9 eaS Stm
rab Otter ansrnrfen. Wtetn Mtten fOnnte bur@ BITE Snneef
gSitF 81, a ,as, a aSss,s ss SsS6 sss i4s.HSSn ns., t1 s Stiaf Is g aSa S Sns
@a@t stEen beitigen 6Gfen, perlOr ben MpEettt une Unrne
tepr bsnfaaie, 70 bas nseine Asr5ts nle pCTnnng a9IeGDen
unb metne Rrantbett anSer BEN @ereid BON Ntebtun pteiten.
Sn btelem elsnbea 8ufane klteb ta cine lan9e 3sit, ee toy 8u
stneni @srtpFs %abseta8srt nor une far mig que 9SHaIn9
Serl6wuubsn ietfn. Dd i'd assr II. ben sttanssa BON ben
stelea puneerSOaen 8uren selsfsn hattie, bic @nsr 8 :
m al IN go st : S 5S,Sts b |, oSe ! 3 far W fs : ssttsln =
rad Baltimore, unS Rns NIT BEN @ebrau& ~berislben an. 8n
aetaent er0ssa @reaunen nno sur 6rsube nlstnes SanttIts,
fna Bic SeTnung In Der Snn6e 6h gu betIen, ntein pufen
ua1n as unb alsiA afSn S0EteIh sebraa9t bate, NOR i4 pRl-
g9 pteber genno.
lleber fanf Sabre iMb serFpfsn ub np& BIN i'd sn ssfnn.
Der @faaa bts daf btaien GAG, rem 2. Snat 1856. SD bin tn
ten Iebteu IS MiUnaten nt@t etncn Ges trdnt eemefen unb Be-
i'nHs, 'e5 g SUD ar'fsa Dant i Z \ 1 Stn; 3 9qtasgsss4
Der l1ntsrfbris0ene IL NIT SbOmas DtrUn eeneu tsFdnnt
anS tanm ~be8saesn, soB er ME o6et %aneegeben, bsbaftet mar.
SD .betra4tc {sde Wtseerpsrasuans tat ME sn gOanbe-.
SAmeS q. OurFPt6rj
@dErr ks 8eritner 8retfes ber Baltimore G~UnfertuJ.
Aa- gar lam te Seilbartett Der I~ussetruus beswetela,
na9beq e stn 3sa8aig igse 6as SDtas seleisn bat; ~,
Rnb tte enaies bic ppn etnerh sreentli2et Nr8te iutere!tst
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RFautbstteu, rttasn sr on8easfen II, ano fit peI4s bic
srfaaaItafen 8o!gsa aas eeasH 0gebrau9e f$ 1etetsn, uadu1"
B~raatgrelt blauer 6uRen, S%lutfpefen, Sstferteit, iama6e
Stinnue, 5etteaaeten cher BruhfGnersea, seihpddte @pn.
fteuttcn Cpssea @stB6rau6 ppn GaISnlsl unO aaberen ltrTa.
dt n1 9eFaaQpfet p9er 6ersfrGufbeit, ftselnbe 8etiung pber
@nt80abUn8 Ger Reb!e, &C. Seine n~atrpaften @tgenfHGften
bfret&esa uub rat1t8eu bas 8lut, uab %un.erpaiteN BITE Srnft,
no beg Wppetit. fsgIt. - 4aetatesr 8srfertiser
.rr~rf as d. @N6pRe unp Spbn
-e 4, Rprte Seventh Street, Iber Dem @tart
Wptlabelptta.
8erfauit bet: a s..
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s. u. 8e&dtg9 gC; Is SsOeSSayi
in Der Antce pt8 Baltimore Wedet."
geGa&nbtss bentf@e @sBraua$- gprfdrtftsH FHS an aqs
annes Wsek5tnen.
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90 Gin frOmmer staatsitreid.

@dbrenb QOrO @otmerfOn in Gnae
lamb 6immel uno SSue in 8ewe9ung leet, UNI
zen Yfuffen bic alten Stcl8eti9ren gu retten.
ieten Die Serbs BON G98 9orbpr @itp Simmet,
Soue uap leiper audi Die @rbe uno bi. umlies
eeuben Dorf19aften, iOpeit iie aber ~bieIelbeu
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

Tur IArr FATAL Acc1pxSr THE CAss1NS UT oF FIRE.
ANz-rhe inquest In the Of Charles W. Chalker,
late captain Of the propeller Seneca, who was killed al
pier rs East river by careless vaichmsn dscharg
ing bis pistol with view OF olea-ins u out vss post
poned yesterday by Coroner Counesy IN consequence Of
The non attendance Of important Witnesses The in
yestigaton will be commenced this morning, however,
II the Coroners office, No. Centre street Inc pone
said have got upon the track OF the fellow who dis
charged the pistol and the probability that he viii be
secured ere the inquest h concluded.
Fatal FAIL From BuuprSe.-Jsmes McAvoy, Stone
mason employed new building In course Of cree
ton In Twenty third street. Ninth avenue fell from
third story window 10 the sidewalk beneath yesterday
and badly injured that he died in consequence in
less hour afterwards the New York Hospital
An inquest WI be held upon The body OF deceased 70 day
FArsL ACCIDENT ON SmppoAsp.-Corouer Counery held
inquest yesterday at the New York Hospital upon the
body q man rpmed Hugh Gillespie, iaborcr, residing
spine received few days ago by falling into the hold OF
the ship hanhsitan The deceased engaged n hoist
barrels from the hold Of the above vessel when
he accidentally fell backwards and precipated below
10 depth OF over 20 feet Verdict" Accidental death
FArsL FAN FROM osvacH srssyis -Coronc Perry held
an nquest upon the body OF man named Louis Dean,
who died from the effects OF injuries received by falling
from the seeple Of church course OF erection
Fairfield, Conn. Verdct-"Aocdcn death" Deceased
WA 45 years Of age and a native Of Germany.
CRUSHED DsArH--An inquest was also held upon the
body Of named Patrick Quinn, who died from the
effects Of injuries received dsss ago BY being crush
I'D between tow boat and pier rs East river Deceased
was native Of ireland and about 20 years of age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01
Marine Court-General Term.

Before Hon. Judges Mccarthy, Thompson and Maynard
Arm So-Decisious Vs. wilcox, CApp Va.
Graves, Adams vs.. Bemsn, ieyusft w. saigw, F~ss
vs. Cnild-Judsment affirmed With oosts
Little Santos, straw Vs. Iivington-Ne- trial costs
10 abide event
Allen Va. Curry.-New trial; costs " abide event
Budke W. Drake, Bodine w Observation-Disclosures re-
versed; new trial; coets 70 abide event rcmpson Dis
senting.
Parker W. Dcnniston.-Judgment reversed; De~ vial;
costs 10 abide event
sauber vs.. Peck-Motiou TO dismiss NE appeal denied
without coeu.
Coe We Robinson. Motion denied with costs
Oliver Toombs. Order appealed from affirmed YIN
costs
Wild vs. Robinson Motion denied without costs Win
out prejudice TO renew motion
Daier VS. Cromwell Referred back for parties 70 per-
feet the case.
Armed with coste
KimbsI vs. walker, sawyer W Tssu--JsasSsn
reversed WITH cos.s.