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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-30
SILENCE
THAT
DREADFUL
CoUGHl THE
LUNGS ARE IN DAN
GER. TIE MGPK OF TEE

DESTROYER HAS BEEN BEGUN, THE COUCH
OF CONSUMPTION HATH IN 1T A SOUND OF DEATH.
ARE YOU MOTHER? Your darling child.
your idol and earthly JOY, is now perhaps confn-
ed 10 her chamber by dangerous co!d-her pale
cheeks her thin shrunken fingers tell the hold dis
ease has already gained upon her-the sound oil er
sepulehrat cough pierees your soul
YOUNG Man, when just about to enter life
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the faiJ
prospects OF the futare--your hectic cough and
feeble limbs tel Of your loss of hope, but youn
not despair There Is a balm which viii heal tn,
wounded }unrs Il a.
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s .eosil { % Of fo%a. In chanesry,
On petition for Divorce.
Anna Cliff
vs..
William Cliff
In pursuance of an order of
1se Jsdge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit made at
Chambers on the 9th day of February instant the
defendant the above entitled cause Is hereby no
sled + be and appear at the next term of the Cir
c:nt Cburt next to be holden at the Court House
j Mineral point in and for the County of Iowa on
{ se hrft Monday Of April next at twelve clock
uoon Ct SAID day. Then and there to plead answer
OF DEF ur to said Compliments petition or TIE
same I be taken against him as confessed and the
n.atteas and things therein contained decreed ac-
e:,rdibgly.
/: Gwen under my hand and Seal this 18th day
+: af February 1849
Attest JAMES HUTCHINSON
OK. Circuit Court Iowa County Wisconsin.
Eaton x Cothren, Solicitors for Plff 6vv21
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within the last two months from responsible deals
ers in the east. He has also large stock Of all
binds If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-30
Pills /! Pills +. !!

Franklin, Wis. March 18th 1849.
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@TD RIFE 49, 81 AT18

March Z, 1s49.-6w
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or The following clever paraphrase Of I" We
Wandered by the Brook-side, is clipped from the
Boston Daily Mail
4" Pm thinking Of the time Kate when sitting By
thy side, and picking beans, gazsd on thee, and
felt peacoek's pride In silence leaned we DER
the pan, and herspoke q word and the rafting
Of the beans, Kate, was all the sound we heard
The auburn eurls hung down, Kate, and kissed
thy lily cheek thy azure eyes half filed with
tears, bespoke a spirit meek. 70 be so charmed as
j was then bad ne'er before occurred, when NE
rattling Of tile beams Kate, was an tie sound We
heard. Thoughtful was not wrongs Kate, Sc, lean
ing Ger the dish, as you snatched up lot Of beans
! snatched nectared kiss. A sudden shower made
blind my eyes, neither saw stirred, but the raj
tling Of the BEANS Kate, was all the sound Iheard =
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Ills 1avoate resort Of the citizens Of Lonsana Missis.
slppl and adjoining staies, was TaOpensa for Inc -
ieeept9n o. vlsitsg on Saturday May - Various s
aetaton and additions have been made during the -
WINTER with view Of rendering this establishment aerssa
PIC and worthy the patronage hitaeftO bestowed.
The Fass q rendered easy Of By the splendid line Of
o pressure af steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Cali
0Tna which leave Lake Ponichaain daily and the Mo
biie and M0Eezuma lfi-Eeeky.
Attached TO ihe Hotel IS an Academy for young Ni7ses
and boys in separate departments under the able manage
nent Of MI Backman well and favOnabiy known ~ Tie
Iesdsnt Of New Orleans. Tie Academy viii open June l.
Two fnysicians. " well known standing. dwell al The
Pass. r III MONTGOMERY Rsnsgsr
s. = aI maIabe mater LEFT az the Offices Of Mes.Ts j.
y X eecdesi Bank Fiacs, and vi Juds0n Fsa corner OF
Canal and Comp .-leals win De orManlad div mt2l 3m
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0oNFkAsr BETWEEN CANADA AND THE UNITED
PrATEs.-Ihe London Spectator thus contrasts
the condition Of Canada and the United States:
!" Ihe career that lies before Two men. one Of
whom has been born and lives unon the Southern
s9ofe OF the 81. Lawrence, aud the other on the
Nurul OF mat aVer Is striking example Of the OBJ
serVation here made. The one is a cjtizAn-of Tho
OHlted States; the other subject of Efuland
Canadian culOnst Tho one has n country which
he can call his own; great country already dis
hngnlshed m arms, IN arls, and in some de-
gree m literature. In his cOuntrV's honor ana
lame the American has a share and he enters
upon his career of life with lofty aspirations boping
TO achieve fame himself in some OF the man NJ, fhs
to renown which his country ofIsrs She has a
Senate, an Army, a NAVY Bar MANY r,yuerG,i
and rich churches, her men Of science. her pbvsi
clans, philosophers, are all a national brotherhood
giving ana receiving distinction. How gailinG
TO the poor colonist is the contrast to this which his
l1giorlous career affords He has no country he
place where he was born, aud where he is 10 lipeer
out MS HE, unknown to fame, has no historv-nO
past glory, no present renown What there is of
note Is Engand's Canada is not a NATHAN sbe is
a eolohy--a tIQy sphere, the satellite Of mighty
sla5, III whose brightness she is lost. Canada has
no Navy, no Army no literature no brotherbood
OF science II, then, Canadian looks far bonnr n,
any o. these various fields, he must seek il os an
Engllshman; he must forget and desalt his conn
Try before he can be known to fame. Wemnst
not then wonder IL we find every intslligent .,J
ambitious Canadian with a feeling NJ bii.,l ~
his heart, because of his own inleriorirv Of condi.
ton Few will own to entertaining This feelino #
they be prudent, even to friends some. indeed
eontrye to hlde u from themselves; nevertheless.
there il is, and must be, so long as his country re-
mains a colony. But by care the painful MARI az
this condition may be greatly diminished. if nefen.
tifey taken away, and what little remains may bs
perhaps, more than compensated by the benefls
which the colony may derive from England bv
whose friendly aid and honorable kindness she
may be enabled to hold higher position among
nations than she could do were she entirely inde.
pendent"
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INHls establishment will be opened for The reception o,
-. FislteIa on ~ ESDAK May L tn The premises -
nave been completely renovated. and sta Hotel now f
9ets inducements 70 persons in search 81 leaiih m4
i9o pleasure equal II not superior any public house on
le go eoqs II Qcenpeg cent raj position n the pleasant
anq delghoi village Of eiloxiof easy access lIom New
9eaHa me ieen swaId n fQBt OF The house
aeles " Waih, and Is shaded hy Of OAK
mag nqha and mulberry uees. The table wild be supplied
WHO the lnxares Of the coast and OF the kew Orleans
MARKET Attached to the house viii be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
lhquoTs; also good Billiard Table.
PERSONS Wisnng 70 secure will please address the
tf0pnetof az Biloxi. and forward their COMMUNICATIONS bY
tne oL packets, as there is but III. s. mail week
mNll LllNLM w -MIMlM-
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sALT.-The actiyity.in the salt manufacture in
the State Of New York has not been surpassed in
any former year. The quantity manufactured
since lstJanuary is given by the Syracuse papers
at ILL., 1866 bushels, OF an increase Of 4O 80
bushels over the previous year. Owing totbe low
price of the article, the manufacturer IS said TO
have scarcely paid his ezPenses,--Jogrr Of Com,
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Mutual Benefit Life and Eife ms. Co.
Fe7050Ile7lt flf7l5 0y HctoT I7tc0IY0T0tl07E,
$2OO,OOO.


ntlMeen Aalah ana ~ Silatee s4.a
John Hagau Joseph Vpakor Joha s. Allison
Peter ConIey IT,, MaHhsel tFhiie Vim. g Eeverichs
Robert Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
lsaae johnson. Geo. SiraW &c. Hany 81 huckueI.
sPErER COEREy, JF., President BOaId Of Trustees
directors.
JosephW Stanton, 5ehn suoud SEN, hi- N. Cohen.
Ioilu L. Lewis. John Calhoun. Preston w. Faurf.
VIM. IA Goodrich Joshua Baldwin,, William "A. White.
john u Safialaus. vVanirk Martin. John D Rem
Al. u. GrugsnHn. Max w al on. VIM. q. k5ls
Cornelius Felowes, Joseph lailande. John b.lLeeie.
Eiw Januer Coke.
hW This Company prepared 70 entertain applications
for Life Insurance and issue Policies OIL s1uua and heaf-
thy White pefsnns and Negroes az iha Table Rates esish
shed BY the Boad, which are less than ihe rates HiaEe
the New ork and IonH0u offices, and without their s-
residence in he South. By he chatter. div en5
of profits declared annnay. and The profits ra " Interest,
aud Be made available at oaca 70 the extent Of tuq-
thirds o. ineir amount where the pal mas pa4 ms pi,
iRgss9N w FARRAR, Vice President
A. WEpnEEnURS, M. ID. aisdispl Board af
laOMAs HUNr. Nj ID. Consultation
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. r. T. tiooaD Attorney.
RICHARD BEN, M d., No "a AIsgHginH street. Aedieai
Examiner. Office honv, iot blacks. u 81 n Do iof
whites, 10 P NJ a. his residence lie val cram
applicants a. The Office Of the C0mpany daily, loa IL V
without eeHnit. which Be had apf q. Ae
oiiee OF tha Company. H. g. hNfHtt' az
California Permits are issued 70 idie lpsg'elsf 3ss
a Ne ok ana Lnndon fatas ffospeetqai tll =,
AID al ig lolaiion 20 Lille iusuienee ~ ~ Es.
eessaIy 70 elect lnsAfaur9 can BE- had q taS e'-
Nh The business of this CompsnY 3 eq1ansd e F,sA
Insurance. ONLY By resolution 81 tfe pilef t-st
River eF Marine Risks iakgns 4aaasH
~ 0fioe houIf, A 4. Q " =
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VIE Ondeggued would inform biz Southern patrons and
~ friends, thai this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -.
oeen elegantly Tetited enlarged md Ieiuruished IN the
most fashionable manner. and entire organization
every department complete. The most splendid suits of
notice. -
he eenlTl and fashonahle l0oston Or the WASHING
TON HOUSE, Iendefs il OF tile desirable the
CITY Tor LADIES and Families vsiug PHILADELPHIA, either
upon business pleasure and there shall be exaFona
heretofore Feoelvod r. u. HAREiN Eli.
~ Tbs House haH Narm and Cold Batia always in
readiness. rnvF drNVPf
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BEL QREs1ENT HoTEI..

POINT CLEy7R, B.HLDIFE9F COUNTY l9T.a
h-N ANiNG been isseed By the undersigned viii be -
II Open the first If .IaH6 for the entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PER1 hNENT GUESTS. ~
This establishments beaulilniy located ha east side o
moaILR BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Cub
o. Mexico The water at this being afl7ags cIt1r
and SAT-, (h depth Of SIX feet within fifty yaid Of the
shoie) ami having finn hite laud bottom renders This
place p2ric9lafly attraeive for Ses-bHthiRg
biue-nsh, EompanD. Spanish M9ckeei and 81 other iish
pecRlaT % tins aiiude abound in the vieiRitB
OF the Hotel Never failing Springs convenient dis
lance, furnish an sbundant supply OF PURE WATER.
The building 3 entirely ffOnfto the South
Of oO leet and atiuds ample accommodation for 900 pei
sons. The looms are large and airy.
"A safe and commDdOu vessel viii ply daily between
Mobile and Point Glear-P Passage 50 Celts
The rate of BOaSd will be $40 per Week payable in all
cases De6ktHs deductions made families remaining the
season: tommuu This subject addressed 70 the
Undersigned ct Mobile wil be promptly attended TO.
GEO b. GATHER ALL,
Mobile, Ala, MAY II. 1893 mylg 3n fassea
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- sHApY eRovE-- =BIIoT1.

he subscriber has now aud ready for The reception
= o. the public. that pleasant retear The 81 ADV
a.s.i. = situated on he Bay Of Biloxi The Rooms
are AIRY ana agreed ehe grounds extensive and yesv
eonyenenee afforded for families wishing 10 eFeha ths
e9nnned az OF the city for pure aposphee and fine a-
water bathing The Table is furnished with an ire good
hLngs % BE- procured in The New deans market there ben
almost qalg communication with thai city.
Hoard and Lodging-per day. g
per week. -.........s.. z 90
ie s01m - iiiiiiifSis ~ 4 sf s y
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Viz FaiTonaFe thai has heeu exlended 10 u % veTV lin
d rally the last seven years while OF Com rIf& q
mon street. has induced us the summer q
% erect large buiiGing expressly for manu-
iectuFing and repairing CARRIAGES. -
We have now Of the largest Shops In the Southern
country, aud are prepared with good Northern WOrkmen
ana the best OF materials TO build any style Of Carags
2e au9 guaranty them two If used in The country
eae a3o better Prepared Than ever before Tor REPAIR
nv "a XXI AGES and can restore them almost their
out and slsss We yin pay freight on Carriages sent
feQar Ne will also keep hand assortment Of N tV
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will Be- sold
low Old Carriages taken in Trade for New ones We in
vis the attention OF those wanting NEW CARRIAGES,
" ueii Oil ones repaired. to call Al ManuiauorY and
hepolt9lg and jedee f0I themselves at the Corner al
ths 0figs Of t Commercial Water Works. 81 ne ST
ug6 5m Jaw MATTHEWS 4 DENMAN.
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CAPROTLTON Mons

a
HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that fhey
= have inst taksu The above me ntiQned establish
ment, witt the eX tensve Gardens, Ter Pin Alleys y
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, ete etc appedain-s
ing thereto and alter thoroughly repairing the whole, and
making very considerable improvements thereh, they are
now prepared 10 receive and n0date Permanent and
Transient Boaues. II is expatate tbs
numerous attractions 20 be found the tariotoR H0ie
Grounds As subUbnn place of entertainment the estab
snmsnt Is second "a none in the south possessing %
does almost nuvaed scenery and the Artificial helps o.
Gardening IN the production ~ fruits and flowers sne
es are no wheet be ioudd in The vicinity OF New Orleans
AS place OF Temporary 0scat3n-Hs from the
noise hustle and cares q city lltet merits than On
nary notice from The visitsT.
The undersigned apPne the the public that their Lade
Hill always be found vel supplied with the choice quail
ties OF Iame. Fish etc; and they have laid finely
ssoed stock Of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dinner OF Supper Chance Repas private parties. al
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore dgtler themselves that in add
ton to their asaidurBs efforts please the beauty o.
The location its sauhious atmosphere The ease with which
access may be had % their establishment by railroad render
the yatroon Hoe The most desirable Ofal summer resort
Tor the citizens Of New Orleans.
- For terms Of Board etc lnquire al the Pianters
hotel Or az the Hotel IN CaFrolt0n Capt. a, AhRELh
ap5 u CHAs. CHANpLrR.
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fFNHE. EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
a for the RECEIPT Of vsiiers Since The last summer -
the establishment has lsapne thorough renovation
and has been considerably enlarged. Tie aes Omuoda.
t0nsi0r FANlhS 81 Single persons cannot be surpassed
n equaled BY any establishment in the South. Situated
Immediately on the Gulf. and the great Northern Mail
RO0te between New Orleans and MOhe be reached
from either direction by the boats plying between places
and daily communication be kept with al "a n of the
county y IS about aneY miles from New Orleans and
SIXTY miles from Mobile and the map will show
the superiority OF its location al other oOints The
coast, for puesea air aud bathing. OYSTER and FISH
had IN abundance and prepared in hemGst Tecsrs6
style. Riding Fishing, Sailing Rowing, billiards Zen,
pins and such other amuEements Bs usual al places
public eso provided a asca oula and well selected
HAND OE MUSIC viii he constant Attendance.
The BAR will be furnished WITH choice LIQUORS and
kept in the best style.
There are two Physicians, well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate ocaed q Pascagoua end
Of tem Tor the present season, sill have abode
the Hotel and viii give his unTemlted attention nvads
o. such may desire his services. The other Physician has
his ehoie 10 the immediate vicinity Of inc Haiel
l# There Is an excellent PRIV ATE SCHOOL, pEe-
sided over by competent teacher in the vicinity OF the
Hotel 70 which families disposed send their Children
+ - Persons wishing accommodations, win address the
iel4 sa M ] MeR a L. Propreior
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Blake's Patent fire and Water Proot
MINERAL PAINT
JUST received fresh supply OF the above article fs
~ sale Wholesale and RETAIL at the Office Of o. VIII.
BUR < co, I'll B.4JvK PLACE lie oniy 6eDositoTy
where this Paint can be found in the South,
myiS @. SHELDON. Agent
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
sltuated on the Pontchartrain r a4iro {

VIE above Hospital for the ast fouiteen yelrs nnder the
~ sAtlul and attentive management Of the late Dr. -
p 5ttesenDetg IS no~ open uudsr the Of Dr. ISL
NuDBf-o, iOf the reception Of patients III
-, ~ -fCrHs IF .7dai5si1n-
~ me Up .eF Wanis-One Dollar per day
In FtlNate wa from TWO 10 Three Dollars per day
TTggtiesl capital operations win be charged extra
AFnin the inge enclosure isAu lNSAh a TO PIT al,
ueS9ea 9g TO tue treatment tioe afflicted with insanity
Ssep tate and distinct building for Small Pox and
olaer e0hta gious diseases
tfE oI i9riher particulars. apply ~ w IRVINE a. the
hospital oFto DR. j. RI ODES. 81 ROYAL 81. ie ia Bun
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by The superior fnt-elass SiaamesleavnR Mo5iis At q
p NJ ana arriving at Montgomery second day 10 III
Y. Ahs lne e9Bslsis q tbe oiowiuE boats selma
lanes. and SUNNY SOUTH Cap. " kaf...-F aFe.
ST. me through ~ 20 i8 hours BY tha Daily Mail Inns
Lpacl---tAle, blC-iime through. 90 houls
MONTGOMERY TO CHAHLESTONs
NEW ORLEANS AID NV YORK MAIL 4lNE--Nia Ghlin
Atlanta and hueustH-
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HOTELS. &c.


- a a ~ a ~ " n ~ " 3
A2t elhdYAER Streee, befTcsu ST. (1arIes md Crrsu
aelet Ono dqgr from the o9rRer If Car0ndelsf 81
M RS WILSON, Qafe Of q Bienyfle street. rssnaaf
~ July informs er insnz and the public generally
ma, sne eQntinues m the above eligible location oc1
2ea " her dunnE tie last year- She has bad heg4
45yssh thoroughly RENTED ard prepared TT the aeeon1o
aauo9 o. gent5men exclusively, Grateful for ps pafron
tss sue oes ~ diheen atfeBtOn the cOnfon aud cor
ehenee Of ef patrons 20 merit and receive eoufin a
n2iy d&W
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
CORNER GDSTOsfffO USE s8lrfl FEJlr7ss SITS
w M 41t Ps fIsned ~ he feeiiga Of AEDEs or
qsshed ROOMS for Faalilies and sihgla Gentlemen
tAaisihE-.tbe best The market will afioEd. 11a
ne above essbshmeuf has been built By the nrareia
se of The accolnmOda iion Of city nnd fansient Boan
~ y one o tle most healthy and airy situations in the
y anq no pains will be spared TO render those who ma,
SOP with hns comfortable
at1t4i and attentive Servants
Terms tAn
u We CITY; 1al dEskil e. ALEXANDER, Pfppnelor.
e,,,, BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
f14S establishment having been repaired and newly frF
= nsnel 4ll be opened on The 10Th 81 May faFthe -
ecepion O flaiieta and fanies wishing to speud fe
summer ~ pleasant Watering Place The lundei-ElaA
dsheu nave purchased this property pafranaut resi
4ence ana VIII Keep the house open Summer and Winter
Ane Det Looks Stewards and Servants and no
pains nor Xense will be spared render tie STAY vigite
pleasant ana agreeable. tmy2 im1 O. fsFNEf~
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~ EW ORLEANS TO MOBfLE-By The daily Hns 81
MA Capt ReYnods and JAMES s ID. iJAV fsapf fsb.
exon leaving New Orleans II ~ c0ek NJ and striving
Though. Is hounf
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dAT.TF0RMTA HnI

WE Undersigned is DOW Construct elegant PORTA-
BE FRAME HOUSES. suitable for Cshior. -
ma. ANY number o. Portable Houses, Of Euoh di- is
mensons as may be required be furnished at the sa
sho lest nouce on FeasOnahla terms
few Houses of II by "A feet are now on hand 10 which
the attention OF GstOrna emgnnts and persons desfous
OF erecting Houses on the Lake shore is called.
X Orders from California will be promptly attended to
Wnen accompanied BY cash K oly guarantee.
lsMlm BENZ. howard. Builder 2f9 Carondelsfs
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HE qndeTsigned having been elected sgudie to settle
~ W ne aia4Fs OF the late firm Of c. r. SESSIONS &
hereby gives notice to al persons indebted TO said nn
70 MAKE immediate payment. The undersigned viii can
UPON a thae indebted $50 far lie find them) aud pre-
sat e bills and all that not settled will be placed ia
ths hands q an attorney Tor collection.
iq 9lte i95 SAT- the establishment of the EVENING
als,o, fRe office complete in svey paHeular
oseelet Wth INST rate Double Cylinder Napier Press
81 ianlled9 be equal to any in this city The Pess viii be
d&HW IL q r SESSIONS s,,J;o
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IMMIGRANTS TO fS6fiF6RSTA shoua remembe4
- mat t4e next thing iupganee that Of having
5eoA supply q Provisions foT the z4f1 have
que regard % The wants Of The We distinctly
sdte tnat we are lot aeBE al but Al low
ny Sl,sL noaie q the city; Those in want Of CLOTHING
invited to call u The oarh store II
John SOUFHBEIsIs & Co. n Canal It,.
Utat&tkh Undef tho Planter Hotel
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MAWDAdETF RS:
sHaae op IR0lnas ~ BeEsten., Sid b. RaLPH& CO..
.7.,,,,,,.,, - NO 18 NEw LEvRe.
f'usof Stean Gauges used the sollBginr
sleamboas: Ferry boat Two Bfohers Alex scott
auoeat Illinois Sullana, rand Turk EudoIa Magnolia
Amaanth y ~ Watkins, Eliska Princess. Plincess No 81
N,Aleneez' New Orleans, Mary FOa, Olivia ow.boats
M Mary hings3ad fheuN. Swan, penish. HarouIes and
engueiuI 50 by enQuirlng at the Enginees Of these
beats any person be satisfied as to ne practical ae al
le l.eaul 9aoge. ia 3m
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE VyAREix oTSF
-. e q. l16 and 100 tfHs4pfER STREET
{ tAhht AGES AND HARNESS 81
- every description always on band FOR q q.
ssie low To- cash Or approved papef- Also
SPRINGS, AAas, bamps. Bands, Cloths. vi
iT5GmdNlV - e.-'-H Il " Hale LIN
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oARRIAGES CARRIAGES
III e1lscisnes have how bend ago aad vel
~ aeecfed assortment Of C. a HRA AGES ~
Rna ere constantly feceiRihe from the bsst -
easss - g. saalaeioIis. egev ~ e end
call a F9rff tffFlI ~ 81 RI fsff
aHeo ama&W 105 ST. Charles q.
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ORDINATIoN-At the Church of the HOLY Trim.
ity, Brooklyn Heights, on Sunday the lst inst the
Right Rev. DR. Whittingham, Bishop Of MARYLAND
now officiating in the N. Y. Diocese. admitted the
Rev + Stafford Browne, Deacon to the HoIv
Order Of Priests and Edward R. T. Cook. George
B. Draper, VIM. J. Frost, Samuel Hoinqsyvortb
Joseph W. McIlvaine, William w OLSEN. and
VIM. NJ. Williams, Of the Diocese of New York.
and John Mcnamara, Of the Diocese Of Wisconsin,
the Holy Order Of Deaeons.
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