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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-11
COMMERCIAL.

GALENA, Dec. IS, 1871.
PoRK-Prime, $40 Mess, sl2 per bbl.
LARD.
BACoN-None in market.
FLouR--$3 80 to 81 90 per Dbl.
CoRN--2Oto % cents per busnei.
SALT-G. A. 4 per sack; L. b. ~
CANDLEs-Dipt, 10; mould, a.
CHEESE to 9acents per lb.
CoFFEE-9to 81 cts.
SUGAR-7 to 9 cts.
MoLAssEs--Sugar House 46 to As; n. 0. Al.
BUTTER-Keg,S to ia cents perlb.
DRIED APPLEs-$l SO per bushel.
GREEN APPLEs-$4to 81 SO per bbl.i
EGGS Is to 30 cents per dozen.
NAILS ato6.
RiCE-9 to 70 per lb.
LEADS per 90 pounds.
MINERAL-$i 6per thousand
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned. q Committee appointed by reso-
luton Of the city council of Galena for the pur.
pose procuring Dsedge Boat to be used in Fevre
rver, propose by virtue of said resolution that bids
directed to the Clerk Of the City Council he re-
ceived till the 18th day of February next for the mr.
pose of building Dredge Boat to be worked with
steam power; to be accompanied with plans and spec
ication; forwaich they are authorized to offer pre-
MUM of twenty dollars for the plan that NAV be an
proved by the City Council.
JOHN l. SLATMAKER
does OSEF WEIGH
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the stockholders of
l Y the "Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Compa-
n.y. required to pay to the Treasurer of said Com
pany at their Office in chicago, two dollars and fifty
cents upon each share of the capital stock held by said
stockholders respectively, the fifteenth day of jan
uary next.
Dated November oath, 1847.
D., order OF the Board Of Directors.
FRANCIS HOWE, Sec'y.
70 The above payment can be made by the SUBJ
scribers from 10 Dlvess county, and from Grant and
Lafayette counties. w. T., at the Office of Hampstead
4 washburne. Galena.
December 18th, Is47. Sw
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NOTICE.

The annual BAZAAR or FAIR of the LADIES'
Parochal Associations of Grace protestant Episcopal
street on the evening of Tuesday, the 2lst of Decem-
Der. Doors open at 6 O'Clock. Admtance % cents
The ladies' respectfully solicit liberal share public
patronage. decl4
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Behold the suffering invalid, wasting his time and
money experimenting with the mushroom preparations
of the day, (Which at best palliaives) with
view to the restoration of health; thus lingering out
weeks and even months of suffering with that dis
ressng disease Fever and Ague, when, by the use OF
bottle or two of smiths Tonic Syrup, not only the
disease itself, butthe cause which produces would
be completely eradicated. Ask for Smiths Tonic
Syrup. and take other, as there many spurious
preparations of similar 1t can be obtained at
the store of move a. D. BOYCE, Druggist.
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Wrighl,s INDIAN VegetabIe pills are safe, cas-

Wrights Indian Vegetable pills are safe, easy
and certain for Cold and Coughs because they
carry Off by the stomach and bowels, those morbid
huors, which, if deposited upon the lungs, are the
cause Of the above dangerous complaints. single
twenty five cent box of said Indian Vegetable Pills is
generally sufficient to make perfect efthe most
obstinate Cold--at the time the digestion is i'm
proved, and the blood completely purified, that
life and vigor is given to the frame.
Be,care Of Sugar Coated Counterfeits i-Thegenune
have the signature of VIM. WRIGHT ON THE tor La
BEL EACH BoX.
Fer sale by Burnley * BRoOKEs, Galena; John II.
Rhodes. Savannah; w. Godthorp s Co., Weston.
Robert Barker Elizabeth.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

A the season advances we viii close out our stock
a OF Fall and Winter Dress Goods at prices that
anaot fail to please.
We would also invite the attention Of purchasers to
stock Of Boots Shoes, consisting of Mems and
Boys thick and kip Boots, ladies' walking Shoes,
womenss lace calf seal, kip and Boots, Miss
ess Do.
NIB. A few LEFT ST those elegant embroidered and
Polka muslin robes for evening dresses.
e. GOODWIN.
Ssien'- Gees ~. 1so Main 81.
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GERMAN EYE SALyE.

nR. ANGLES German Eye Salve, never falling
ID remedy for inAamed, sore or weak eyes-cures
where all other means fail. THE salve has cured thou
sends OF the worst of sore inianed eyes in
both Europe and America. We have no hesitation In
saying that II will any disease of the eye,
cases where instrumental operation is necessary.
For sale By c. II. DAVIS, GaIena.
S. yIRDEN. Jefferson.
movie X. d. PULFORD, Mineral uros
DIR. A. +. CROW
TTAS removed to the New Brick Building. corner OF
Main and Green streets, where he is In readiness
to answer all professions calls. movie
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$50 DOLLARS aEyyARp

oSI, large canvas TRUNK, marked B. II. Cheev-
T. er, ST. Louis. No., care of F. nj. Weld 4 Co.,
New Orleans, La, and small box marked b. H.
.heeVer, -. Louis, both OF which were taken from
steamboat Lynx, then lying at Nontrose ard shipped
on board barge, Friday, the 9th ult. with orders
70 be delivered to Messrs. A. x ID. Hine, Keokuk-
The above reward win be paid on delivers Of said
trunk and box TO Messrs. CHEEvER& CO.. st. Loris
or 500 for the papers, which of great vakc to the
owner, and none to any else, and no Questions
asked. os-,-atr
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STATE OF ,LLlNols-,o DAVIES COUNTY

10 oAvIEss COUNTY couRr-sPEcIAL TERM.
TT isordered by the Hon. Hugh T. Dickey, presiding
Ju lie of the 10 Dlviess County Court, in and for
the COUNTY Of 10 Daviess and State of Illinois, that
special term Of said Court be held commencing on the
first Monday in the month of April next at the Court
House in the city of Cialena, in said county.
GEO. NJ. MITCHELL, Clerk
ofthe 30 Daviess County Court.
Galena, Dec. 10, 1917. etc
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FARM FOA SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale improved Farm,
l. Containing $50 acres ofiand on Sand Prairie, 10
Daviess county, Illinois, so of which euter
ed, and the balance claim. Forty acres of said land
u1der fence and cultivation, and about 40 OF
it timber. There is good log house on said land
The whole will be sold at bargain. Apply TO the
subscriber, opposite the brick school house, Oldtown.
decIo-s I'm CHARLES BARND0LLAR.
aITINE--6 or. casks MADEIRA Wine just reed and
w for sale by MONTGOMERY * BROWN.
declOr
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WANTED.

DRovIsIoNs, Wood, Groceries, Dry Goods, &c. in
exchange for board. Inquire at my office, No. 81
Main ST. If L. S. SEYMOUR.
Gaena, Dec. s.
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FOR sALR.

4 HANDSOME well built Boston BUGGY, and
brass mounted HARNESS, recently arrived
The whole will be sold al cost and freight for cash,
say slg5. Apply to r. PLUMBE, over Crawford's
Drug Store. dec ,4-St
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THE FOUNTAIN.

~ Owe KtNNER respectfully inform their friends
VI and the public generally, that they have opened
the old stand formerly kept by d. A. Barrows, under
the above name, whers may be found Candies, syups
Wedding Cakes, small do, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, and
every otoer article in the Confectionery line.
They have also added to their establishment an
EATING DEPARTMENT, and intend serving up
Game, Oysters and in fadt every delieacy the mar
ket Affords in style which they hope will prove ac-
ceptable to all who will favor them with their custom.
They also hope, Cy strict attention to their business,
to obtain share of the public patronage. decs
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FOUND.

ON Franklin street. some time since, black cloth
coat. The owner can get it at this otfiee by pay
ing for this advertisement. decl4
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Geo. Hayden, Shullsburgh. w. II. McCoun, II. Green.
Thos. McNulty, * Thos. Chandler, 6
r. G. Buzan, g NJ. NJ, Cothren, Min. Point
w. Nj. Human, +" Samuel Crawford, /"
Barnet Cain, &c L. Wickweyn, Winslow.
D. w. Kyle, s. Joseph Hicks, g
Chas. Dodge. N. Diggings. Allen Worden, Wiota.
Vim. G. Rca, 6 Samuel Young, 6
George L. Bass, BENTON. p. H. Lesher, Gslena.
VIM. Hayden, g Mr.. Jameson, 6
John Knox, 6 Geo. McCully, :"
Morrison Lloyd, g P. Hickey, "
l.. p Sanger, Jefferson. Jas. S. Burns, w. o. Sprgs
George Ray, /" Fl. Simmons, 6
James Moore, Plattevile.iJohn Ross, Council E,ll.
Mr.. Ccmstock, James Garet, !"
Wm. Metcalf, /"
NJ. Hollister and J. r. Nourse. Floor Managers.
MUsI c--Postlewate s. Thompson's Cotiion Band.
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FANCY PARLoR sr0yrs.

FANCY PARLOR STOVES
ME subscriber most respectfully informs the pub
nc, anu more particularly those persons who have
waited fol the above stoves, that they have arrived
Some oil them are beauties--perfec: ducks--and as,
sure you they are flying ogfast %
F. ROBERTS.
Next doorto j. F. Kesler's Provision store
and one door from DIR. Colard' seDrur Sto,c
nov30-6t
DUCKS CELEBRATED COOK STOVE
- Resorts Cincinnati Double oven,
hathbone Co.'S Alright Cook Stove
BRIDGES ST. Louis Victory Premium,
Cox's Elevated Oven.
ana large assortment of airtght Parlor Stoves air.
tight Box Stoves, plain six plate Stoves. &c. Nc
+. ROBERTS, Stove Dealer.
And Manufacturer Of Tin and Sheet IRON q
hov3e-2m Main strait Gale, -
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4 ECEIyED this day
IL doz Gents. silk plush Caps,
. s. wool and silk caps, various shapes
Boys " &c :"
2 g Gents plain cloth Cherubusco Caps,
/ &c Youths g
Buckskin Underslirts.
NOBLE FRENCH.
IF tho three Hats
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE undersigned. administrator of the estate of
4 John g. Hulett, deceased, will sell, at public sale,
at his Office, in Galena, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, s4s, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, all the personal
property belonging to said estate.
dec14 NJ NJ MAUGHS, Adm.
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G. C. srROTHER,
Sfcnd neat door 10 W'e,ch 4 Mcouliy,s


Stand neat door TO We,cb h McCuLyss, 81
lnFFERs for sale fresh assortment Of Drugs, MeaA
" icines, Paints, Oils and Dye-Stufs. The follow-s
ing medicines comprise portion OF his stock;
Sal Nitre Madder Peruyiaa Bark
Refined Bora. lockwood Turkey ghubarn &
Ri Carb Soda CaaWocd Powdered Ipecac<s
Cream Tartar Redwood Pow'd ScamElcnvs
EPSON Salts Chrome Green Am. & Eng. Cal
Glanber do Paris Green Cum Opium 81
Flour sulphur am. vernilisoa Gum Arabic
Alum Chinese ldo Gam tamfope
Linseed Oil Prussian Hue Qua Kino
CHEMICALS.
Sulph. Qunne yeratline Pro Carh. Iron
Do Morphia Pro Iod. Mercury Citrate Of do
Acetate DO Deu Iod. 10 I.actate OF do
Strychenine Hyd. Potass;s loaide OF do
Gold Bronze Assorted Bronze Gold Leaf
PATENT MEDICINES.
Swayne's Syrup Cherry Rowand's Tonic Mixture
WistaI's Balsam Cherry Lees New London Pills
Swain's Panacea, Harlem Oil
storms Cough Candy Acoustic do
CoopeIss Cough Candy British do
Cullei's Ind. Veg. Remedy Hears do
Champions Aglle Pills slacassar do
Brandreth's Pills Opodeldoe
Angles Candy-couted do Essences. assorted
Smiths Sugar-coated do Nerve ard EoLc Iiniment'
nov3o 4-5m
fNoFFEE-5 sacks for sale by
y decs n. SLEEPER.
(s2ANDLEs--Io boxes Cleavers Mould Candles for
y sale by novso !. HEapsrEAp
-! DOZ. Corn Blooms just reed and tor sale q.
~ nov3o +. HEMpSTFAD.
TX BOXES Quincy Soap in Store and Tor sale liz
novsa sssis
6Il BBLS. henaa ia salt for Sale ny
~ nov30 T.. iTNTpSTEAD
HoT-2oo bags SHOT, all sizes in store and for sale
~ by nov3o e. HENPs1ED.
40 CANS fresh Peaches for sale hY
wv novs0 i. hEMPSTEAD.
A IDERBRooK-A collection Of Fanny Fogresterss
II Village Sketches, Poems, Nc, by Miss Emily
Chuhhuck, for sale by BuRLEY& BkouKEs.
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TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
A large assortment of German and Sugar Toys
Il for sale cheap at wholesale or retail, by
d. A. BA RROWS,
decl4 Corner Main and Green streets.
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BALL.

IAAEUEi BALI.
grand Taylor Ball will be given at the Mansiof
House Of d. B. REYNOLDS, shusburgh, on WedneS
day evening, December 22d.
MANAGERS.
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N4Ea MDslc BOJh-I
IN the American Chua
psalmodist, sold rs d5l
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-erairing, 60 eents-ana
Ills friends and the pub
give him a call.
esalsna, Ncy. %, 1897.
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PRICE or PUBLIC LANDS REDuCED.

rYNHE undersigned will keep hand and for sale,
L asuppiy Of BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
The Warrants can be located improved lands,
provided the party making the location owns the inn
provenent. Any person DESTROYS ofentering quar-
ter sesion ofland will find it much to his interest to
procure one of these warrants.
THOMAS s. ALDRICH,
decl0 Upper Mississippi Land Office.
III EV PICTORIAL SHEET-~The Semi Annual Pic
" tciial Saturday Courier, for Christmas and New
Years for sale by do hurley & BROORES.
Mt AGA2INES FOR observation-disclosures Lady's
IEs Book, Grahainss and the Columbian Magazines
just received and for sale by
deco Burnley s. BR0OKES.
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BOARDING.

TINE subscriber has few pleasant rooms for board
L ems at his residence Bench ST., opposite the
American House. Boarding furnished with or with
out lodging. This situation in the Genital part of the
city, and in the vicinity of the Academy and Seminary,
will be very convenient for business men, young
ladies and gentlemen from the country wishing to at
tend school, Terms moderate.
II F.. S. SEYMOUR.
,bar
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OFFERS for sale fresh assortment OF Drugs, Media
~ icines, Paints, Oils and Dyestuffs. The follow-
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY L.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship-Anson, Bur- Charleston. Geo Sutton.
Bark-Francls Watts, Savannah.
Bds;ossa9 (bI) EGwsi Cork MSiT TsylST Co; El.
Ta ssOi * CO. speed%e ha.shs
SW Lewis; Leyant Webser sSgua Ia Gpnde, Nesmi'h
% LADY ss6 III haa aoB B a &s% %as
A seht. aae Pree Nassau Sssaw NP Pratt
Sutton, Bond, Philadelphia.
with %dse. e, rsfTorI, Tleston & Go.
50 Is. Ant y S%a si! A. S% liverpool April m
ship EmTlc Smith IS days from Glasgow, with mdse,
& spoke I'm ss for vat
p s.a Dsp s w IS ss u from y w
sag tie wscE vessel s%bss above
Rsh shG SGGtG ssya
ae i. John ssas. f% q D'S o @H i, II T
ed the wreck Of bark abandoned; had
with a Yellow iroek aud blue scarf with wreath Of flowers
round the head the vessel g have been in that state
Sss" made h GI h psr s Ken
81 spoke brig Energy from New York to Limerick, Is days
va %ae1 A o YoR Ion D '" spoke Orig
French bark Nomade Bernard 81 days from Nanz, in ballast
Dutch bark Zsemeewu Raysor, A days from Amsterdam,
~ b. 5 m% M kssy s. London in
SoTwesan brig Aurora, Hjoh, so days from Antwerp with
% DO brig G, Ir aSeh % days from
Br brig Helen Mar, Card 81 days from Windsor with plas
ter master.
Br brig Grange Ade IS days from Dover in ballast the
master.
Br schr Catherine Hail. 2s days from Sydney Ms with
to master.
Below.
Bark Nacoochee, Smith, from Dublin with passengers
Br brig Circassian, days from Halifax to master.
2 ships; blrks; brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Cushamachrec for Galway Republic, for Brazos
bark Isabel for Lisbon; brig Matilda. for Cork.
Packet ships Stephen Wh,gey for Liverpool and New
York, for do, anchored at = w Spit.
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Eorc,x, lluls,ortatio,,s.


AYrwERP-Brig Aurora--88 mdse Boksr-22 Herschen
Unkh ,rt-3l w & Mali-4 J NJ Oppenheim--6 W
Sp es-3 Loose nigh Wesendonck-2i0 bxs q F Osrdng
HAvRE-Ship Francis Depau-2 mdIe Tanpet Duac
3 Boicesu kush-o0 bkts wine II Thrashe,2 Mortar
II Momst & Robert c w Voracrek-2S liullian-l9
Barnw.l-S Hessenburg & co-2E eos Steiner-l Hus-
sy s Murray-l Roseuguren Dentists Knowe K Courry
10 ID McKeue-l3 Duf1ac Fils-3 Davis-22 Boonen
col Struiier-3 Frey2 Spies, Christ
$50 bkts wine Renauld Francos-2 cases w Lialdahl3
Victor & AchIes-l2C White SOM Hoose & 0ubz-l &
Kellogg-l Fun Bstesl Ahrenfeldt6 Breithaupt &
Chung Winterhof, Piper Kark-6 Moran lsen-l Bal.
Ian x Sandet-68 bales l2 ca es order.
AMsrEHpAM-Bark Zeemeceew--20 cases pkg Meyer &
Sucken-2 Nlillnk-500 bags coffee L I Poppe3 cks
Pakken-l24 pkgs Sampson Tappan- A Scharf-26 cks
4 VI Thontonl Zimmermal & co-i8 Victor x Duckwith-
70 Wckelhausen Rcknaglel00 bxs steel Oerch & kru-
gerl83 pkgs clsk 100 bags coffee Boomer Graves col57
pkgs chmdt Voge-l6 pkgs 800 bags coffee h NORM.
se ok Rich Paricbt850 bxs tin 1868 bags coffee 81 pkgs
order
BRnToL-Bark Cosmo-2oO0o Rufords fire brick 10, OOo
securing bricks boxes pipes 70 casks ulers earth Edw
Inns eo3O cks securing BRICK Richard lrynel20 bxs cop
per Josiah Macey-a2 cks fulers earth Wait 2l0 casks
do sal amoniac Is do soda IS do powdered Spanish
brown bales leather George Myers Sonl bx sundes M
Edgar bXs do srrup irons ok hardware w Chapman
GLAsGow-Ship Emblem--300 pig iron Woodruff 4
Minunl-2OO cks Lee bis bIs Smith Thurgar
- A Mitchell s. co-l22 cks to order
Domestic InIOrtatlOns.
CHARLEsToN-Seamshp Simultaneously bales cotton II
Ley.icl80U bags corn Joseph Emere-l3 bales cotton Ad
ans u Hawthorne bis mdse to order
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

YER S he'd Is. 70 h bark Exact! JShaIep New
sfhs oea osS .ao osiH Rosa Baker
S
sSa As .ss. y RSs Ss Sm
Sidis
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ssss'i S,f IS 8 ss H.
SSs",.$s ssa'fP.' SifS SsS.
bs.o Hsd ps%p'?a s;%
D.a ReSs sSs Ms.iS %sS Nv
Orleans. Arr ast5 instant. .cbs GsG2 Paipi, I'm
Ts%D!sRS sl Ross as RADIO; tiR
bann, Bosch, I'm Hlmet; brig iIane Coeman, from Or
sss
PHrLApELrHIa, May l8-tP.M.
He.eS sfp MEANS n io"%oadsiEy f Harmony EIls London
5. Hs s ss Do fss' L.m
... ao Dsa Of Bs is f 2sfoa ASs
Cornis, ScIenson do; John Heaiy' savannah; Jubilee
Smith A'f rHsp ss"ta
ds. es: sy W,o
Dsn' albany Swallow ws SYoI
D%s Baker 5SI Hall Gnf sS. Dos Ss
oasrc Jones' do Xeaa, Wilson do 's,msrs An a
MlscellaneO Record.
sHIr WooppEEytrsct from letter received in this city
dated singapore Mch al have inform that the ship
Woodsdc of Boston GARRISON, put here the 9TH inst
repair damages received her hull her passage from
China New York, aud discharging No inju-
ry has yet appeared.
Sur SooLooThe letter also the loss OF the
ship oooo. The says have also inform that
Information from the British settlement
y sanwac Boneo which Ireceiyed on the 9Th inst Of
the loss of the ship Sooloo Capt Oiddngs the Island OF
Porto Lubi South Latuns, about the goth Of Feb About3 to
200 chests Of reported have been saved or less
dmaged-he remainder and the ship totally lost. The
,n ana crew shore and in perfect safety have re9
son 70 perve that Capt Gddmgs aud reached Sarawack
AFTER e YES left hat place by information received from
81. o at Vessels Malay who hh opportunity
examine and who stated that his way river TO Join
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honor Of giving the boys in the name OF the old Com
monwsath as they sat In the cars S- OF water and
a drop of srguadsnte Toy they were very dry.
Capt Henrie, Captain Tucker, and others, are very
busy in filling up the battalion OF Lieut. Col Jones, to
be collected from this District in addition to the thou
sand men already down from the original iles
square. Captain Diggss, as noble mechanic ever
lived has full company mustered in the Hrst ward of
seventy men, most of them mechanics like himself and
they VIII make their fortunes in Mexico at the snd Of
the war, in building up what tho will destroy
cd They are the very men to build up broken down
country, and they cannot fail.
We understand that Captain Henrie is anxious to
Join Col. Walkers mounted regiment because he was
an old fellow Texas Ranger with Walker and u fellow
prisoner Of his in the castle Of Peroto skilled in
the Texan style of warfare We hope the President will
give Dan chance. After his late retreat through the
3000 lancsrs Of General Mnon the whole country will
go security for Daniel Henrie. w.
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Rns8enRern Arrived.

CHAnLEsroN-Steamshp Southemer-Two Misses Ewar
Miss Warren. Miss Brady Miss Budd, Miss Wyatt, Miss
children, Mrs r. Taft Mrs. Elicit Julius Iza5d Pruge and
Vim AK lady and daughter Mrs Buck, Mrs Wilson and
child, Mrs Alexander and child, Mrs King child and
ly Mr. Potter and family Mrs Bi;,s My, Mrs Mel.
Martin Major Rollins Loqns, d. Frampton Hugh Rose
Waller Steele n Wallop, FP nVsnnush., H WilSsSni
JJMeIrett, Wood 80 Anderson. r Fuller and son;
Blodget, Dwrle, w Clark, Frankford. APreniss q
w Robinson, II Beer, II A Roberts, G w Sherman,
@ Warde Harson-lG2 liz steerage.
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:nsP pspSs: yGSs s9 9spsI . ,S
Jsy ' sss
have cleaned 70 look equal The
only Ssss wIsI: yp. 9.
h. number. where You always S@S T,ssos
70 %s % . .s r rSHs
Of the latest R and wa. =, with Yellow
the Office of this paper. myl7 a.rc
OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTTAL INSURANCE
. c ss. .'lY.'
4SssS.y i s M :a s r.ps.a Ms:
sessa Wee Stage Secretary
and Captain WI" LIZ Msas
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N AND ON any building and not over double that sum on
any one 55hS nTS sHyRA We s f::su
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and 4 esy sSda he
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world Tor pecunary benefits oherwse and when here
the most Of compelled associate WIN strangers ana
strange entirely without fisnd iucn
very limited association gives them the result Oh winch
association speaks IA not TO be msunderstooa.
This plan proposes all such persons in forming hgh
society Circulars setting forth the PLAN oean0n OF
Office, forwarded persons, by addressing Con
fdence,n Post office. (post paid(
N. b. The stricIest secresy observed
y New York May l. le47 mylso .-m
JJ6NFs SAEs 4 bsEs sssSs fH
&C. &c Rings Compound Syrup Of Hydriodae Of Pota:a
Sarsapars and Yellow Dock THIS medicinal remedy Is
published for the sole benefit Of those from
them, eruptons Of the SKIM ana diseases
arising from impure Of the blood &c from ond ae
under the direction and supervision OF the most
eminent faculty. has received their recon-
mendaon and many have pronounced It he pest
combination Of remedies for the above named dssaes
saction 1t thus pures and quckens the circulation aiays
irritation and leaves part OF the animal economy ~
perfect Of health For those complaints arising from tho
injudicious and long continued use Of
MERCURY, . 49,,
this combination be considered speeihc cases which
ly by this powerful aeratiye aud spring
medicine purifier stands unrvaed The great and in
creasng demand for article of this kind has induced the
proprietor bring before the public that all have the
benefit oft We do publish long certificates Of mira
tuous cureshe medicine shall speak for itself 1t
for sale by CHARLES H RING Druggist, 1872 Broadway
John street. Agentsuon l27 Bowery corner Grand
street, Coddington, Spring and Hudson; Brigham
Miller No avenue d; John d. Dodd I'll Broaaway cor
9th street. al I'm &C