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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
THE PROPHETIC S ARE REGULARLY
EDUCATED PHYSICIANS.

HaVI0g been engaged Tor nearly thirty wears in
an extensive practice of medicine we have lone
seen the necessity of Just such a madeline as tbis
"a medicine compounded of Vegetable produc
tons of rare efficacy and virtue. ana so combined
as 10 assist each other in their operation-sure 10
search out and expcl from the human body all the
germs OF disease; and yet 50 gentle that the most
ieucaie female may use them with safety.
Unlike any other Pill now H. use. they act unon
lie large and the small intestIues alike-ucver
ing pain or nausea, unless the stomach is very
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
REMOVAL.
TAILORING.

THE Subscriber has removed his Sbor +o-tba
4 old and well known stand of GEoRGE H.Rny
on High Street, where he will be in readiness al
all times to do any work in his line that NAV be
called for
Having made arrangements with a PHILADELPHIA
House, for the latest fashions, he viii at all times
be enabled to secure them at the earliest dav and
fatters himself that all who see fit to give him
call viii be satisfied with his work and prices.
HENRY PRICE.
Mineral Point March 2S+h 1870
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
y eW Drug Stora

<RHE undersigned has recently returned from
- the east where ne has purchased alarge stool
OF Ilruss, -Ae1ictles and Fanil4 Erncerfes uhicb
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

Ssrayed.-From TIE sub
r scribcr on tie l-tu inst
z .S9 dark bay mare Z or . years
III EgE old with q white stripe IN the face
So said mare Is light made clean
limbs no shoes. On any persons delivering her to
me OF giving any information where size may be
found he shall be literally rewarded.
ROBERT LANGLEY.
Hale Green, June 2Ith 1850 3yv3s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

ne Is now opening
oppositethe Court
Point. He would
form all persons
sion TO use such ar
nay find at his es
lrgest and best as
and Medicines 10
ofthe Lakes: allof
warrant to be per
good ; hayingpur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Great Bargains

In Ready Uate CLOT'HING 8. JETTELRY.
AT WFiITkLA,W'S OLD STAND.
The ndersgned i selling off at the above stand
a large stock Of Ready made Clothing and Jegelry
at prices neveE before offered in this market, as he
IS about leaving tn country
NJ. LEEISON.
Mineral Point. July-1st 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

there never was more eIEphatic aud universal ez-
preston Of APPEOBATIoN towards any medieins
sold in America
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
State of Wisconsin Estate of
Iowa Coeutv. ssN JOIN NIPPLE

Notice Is hereby gi.en that Aunasa Cobb hav-
ing filed IN TIE Coantyr Court, petition praying
Administration de- boL.is non upon the estate Of
John Nipple, bate { sad County deceased. which
said application is tcontinued Tor hearing till the
next term OF TIE County court TO be holden IT the
Court House IN Mineral Point on the first Mon
day of Angus next, when and where any person
interested may appear and oppose the same.
Dated July 18th; SEQ
FARLEY EATON.
90 HEE IIt.re ii Tho Cnnufr Cnurt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Solid, Unbroken, PhaIanx,

to make trial Of this noble medicine. the DRUG
GISTS. with characteristic noLleucss. have added
their testimony 70 its excellence aud UNSURPASSED
en- cacy. With them came
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
EseSHsG EaEEeEl

Teeth extracted in the best manner, also cpp
ping and bleeding attended to at all times by
GEORGE APPEL
Mineral Point. June goth 1919
Sr5r ONEY.-1 BbI Of Honey in the comb-a
~ first rate article for sale by
HARRISON LLOYD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

By the Subscriber living two and a half miles
west from Mineral Point on the sd instant
Black Stable Horse with little white on the hind
feet, about fourteen hands high and about four
years old. The owner IS requested TO cali prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
JAS. STEPHENS.
Mineral Point June oath 1850. 3s4v.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
sEOsascs f.sE @aEa

go Excuses I0Es saEc-One new
Ill Wood dwelling house pleasantly
III situated with good garden attached
Also one frame house situated on small lot both
OF which will be sold on reasonable terms upon
application 10
JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

at his old stand.
House in Mineral
re pecrfuIly m
no have occa-
ticles that they
Enlistment. the
sormenr OF Drugs
be found thisside
which he will
fectly fresh and
chased them all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
EsEEGES.EPEgN

4 QUANTITY of fresh VACCINE MAT
a TER, Just received by DR.. VIM HILDr-
BRAND. Parents wishing their children vaccipateI
FIR the iine-poN, can be accommodated BY a,Dly,-
ing soon. June 30.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Ba'istoJ
Nerve and Bone
LEV Ae7EE EeNeT.

u
WHE unprecedented sale with which this articl,
has met au- the universal satisfaction which
Il has ven, las induced the present propretors &c
extend us manufactures that Ii can be within the
reach OF all who may wish to test its singular eli
hcacy. It's reputation as remedy for
Cuts, HICKS Cells, SDrai5ss, CyautDs. old Sores
Springs and Stceiiiag Of Joints. Burns. Salt
Itte1aai, RlHg HORNS, Rheumatism Serof;lZq.
az as trorsi stages, Heakacee o. PAIN in The
Back loss IF Potrer in The Limits Hfa-
"1att0aS ana Seedlings Of all kinds. TIs-
"iors. Fro@sa Limits S,reencu Fish.
a. Scratches, Poll ErH SDqrin.
Spliu, Ring Poac, Ct,-5s.S Sand
Crects, Sore Lips, CLGpDsd
Hands, Flesh u auaas IF
all kinds &C. 81. SC
5 higher ia places here it has been introduced
,2n that Of any other remedy ever offered to the
P'ic 1t is used for both Man and Beast
.l+,ow will be found few true certificates
y. - have been handed to Us for pubicaton.and
Goore sf1 It viii be seen that diseases that have
be eqs;iife been considered almost ncurable. can
~ 55}nd permanently cured with Bristol,s
go Bone Liniment
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

WITHIN the last TWO months. from responsible deal
ers m the east. He has also large stock of all
kinds of
Family Groceries,
winch he viii dispose of at prices which cannot
Iall 10 TO please ms customers. Also, large as
sortment of Paints, OILS and DIE S,lsFs
The undersigned hopes, by strict attention TO
ms business to merit the patronage of the public
September %. IS4S. T54fI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
a QUESTION ANSWERED

u may be asked why we are ADDING anotber 10
the large list already offered to the public. claim
ing as these pills do, 10 care all diseases Our
answer IS this, and it is given in all candor: We
believe we have IN these Pills. better medicine
than was ever before offered for the relief of human
suffering, and that they are destined TO prove a
great blessing to mankind
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
LONDON VEGETABLE
BILIOUS PILLS.

FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACr1
zNHE public are assured that in these Pills they
"a nave medicine OF unrivaed power and eff
lHcacy. The PROJECTORS after having used them
several years IN extensive medical practice con
td2ntiy pronounce them the best Pill ever com
| pounded.
| II the public would take the troable to examiu
lhey would ind that the pills in general use are
got up by men having no medical knowledge.
though some of them give themselves the title o,
Doctor Their object being to make money. thei
pulls are composed OF some drastic drug like aloe
ana sometimes sugar coated. TO cover theirextrerne
~ nauseatIug taste. These pills will generallv on
crate but they are apt 10 leave the bowels costive
ana by their partial operation upon the LARGE in
testlnes. they induce costvcness piles and orion.
forms OF dyspepsia and other arrangement of the
lntestines. Not so the
LONDON TEGET.4BLE BILIOUS Pills
They are what they profess TO be. composed Of
some OF the most rare and valuable medicines ev
er discovered. and combined that they act pr,op
all parts OF the mtestines alike, the small as well
as the large Bringing the liver into a healthy ac-
uon' 1hey remove at the outset, most PROLIFIC
source OF trouble. and leave the bowels and di0est
I'VE organs IN strengthened and healthy condifio,,
he design with which these Pills were GOT nm
was to solve the problem of the possibility offind
ing IN the Vegetable Kingdom a
SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY
n all its forms, and practically in regulating the
l!FeF and removing Bilious diseases as well a. ACT
ing as an Alternative in all forms of Chronic disease
AiIer patient trial Of various medicines in differ
eht forms OF combination, these pills were found
10 solve the problem. In them the public have 1
vegetable compound answering all the purnoses 1
Of mercury, and yet perfectly harmless, being a
1aPted On proper doses) 10 the most delicate fe
male or child as well the robust man. The
Medical Faculty are invited 10 test their merits
ma the public generally, to give them trial. As
, family medicine they are
ALWAYS SAFE AND ALWAYS SIRE
when used according to the directions that accom-,
'any each box.
To give all who desire it. chance to trv them
elore purchasing, we leave with our Agents box
containing dose or two for gratuitolls distribu
ION We prefer rather, TO introduce them this
way, than by publishing certificates Of their eff
of which have been rendered rs
grateful patients who have been cured bv them
In these pills the public have a certain cure for
ne ASue and Fever, Chill Fever. and all diseases
that class II they viii persevere in their use t
icy have full time to cleanse the system. with
az the necessity for quinine. Bark or the tbous
nj and one Shoagogues and Tonics offered 10 the
ibIc all or which contain Qunine or Arsenic
Their active principle. When cured bv these
lis, they viii have no relapse but remain in good
.alth. r
/
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Lumber AVID.
CROCKEEgY

- AZ = As G~AS ID
4 Splendid assortment just receive at the well
4 known store Of IREGASkIS 8 BRO.
April 18th, 1880.
DRUCHA SHAWLS.-A splendid article
ID of Brucha Shawls. for sale by
TREGASKIS, GRAY & co.
UEADY-MADE CLOTHING Of all sorts
sS ami sizes TO suit purchasers, for sale by
TREGASkIS, GRAY 4 co.
HLOTHS.-The largest and best selected
q stock Of Cloths ever offered in this market
for sale by TREGASkIS, GRAY & co.
TROCERIES.-A large, and well selected
Il stock Of Family Groceries at
TREGASkIS, GRAY & cos.
EOOTS and SHOES of the very best quail
j ity for sale Cheap by
TREGASkIS, GRAY & co.
EJgRt5er.
n \ assortment for sale at
~ TREGASKIS, GRAY & Cos
RAlIBUBGH UEESE-250Jlbs for sale by
4aA HARRISON LLOYD.
BUFFALO TONGUES, Dried Beef and Vcnison
ID Tor Sale at LLOYDS.
n A,Is-A choice lot of smoked Hams for
A-i-AS al LLol
fgCHAY-lO Tons Tor sale by the subscriber
III f. NASH.
sFA ARD-luy quantity on hand and for sale
- al the Mineral Point Eating House.
m RIED BEEF-I50 pounds Just received in
- me oIler ana LoL SAFE al ooDD ,
TAR PICKI ES-A small lot of those superio
> Pickles on hand at COBBS Grocery Store.r
,P0O2TS- 10 l,--,I-o5 r-o75 C7o-o R-ICrT1s
- warranted to sweep clean, for sale by
BEECH & TILLET.
- az. :
Il ~ -. '--" - mn 80 =" 10
> - an" lot sale at Gaieha pI iC g.E,-,a
---------.--
g. 9a , u.s. es'lr - ann e
- " ''o''lis fd 'Sr SiII TON IN,
) B1FT--1-- \ ----- ---7--e7 T717n OF On hand
= and for sale. Caeap for Cash.
JOHN. MILTON.
C. ARP 5 ..- Pieces Floor and Stair Carpet
JOIN MILTON.
Eg.--.--.
FhAzaAAA &Oat>s
Just received one hundred Blanket Goats and
2'e77' "'l'A VIII De s2ll cheap cap ,,r1To>-
VI - : -
c1LOTHING-I have me stock Of Winter
- Clothing on hand winch Offer RI low ,
goLlN ~ L Wy.
- ogf5eaere Ware daiI epecred Which viii
be sold very low.
JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
The Problem Solved

FENHAT Goods can be sold as low in Mineral
i Point rs any where else, and for a very GOOD
feason-Rent is iow-hvHg cieap-and We are
satisfied with moderate profits we want but lit
tie here below nor want that little long"
A. GARNER
Mineral Point, April II, 1850. 2Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Nearly One Hundred

DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS, and thus every
man judge f5r himself, whether We speak right
OF wrong
90 ChRn 10 IL DLoI q .,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Every Glass of Persons.
A Fountain of Sweet Waters,

or they have seen its effects and know thatit l.
good And A. though this were not enough to con
vince every doubtful mind and cause the ENTIRE
POPULATION in one
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

Deales in Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils,
)ye-Stuffs &c, sc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
PROTECTION.
FIRE & MARINE
Hartford Conn.

LN4 -. @ O0----L- :
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DINAH OTAHE
Taken ER.

Administrative of Argus Quaile. deceased.
Mineral Point, July 3D. 1850 Tiy5-4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

DRUCHA SHAWLS.-A splendid article
ID of Brucha Shawls. for sale by
TREGASKIS, GRAY & co.
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NANTUCKET, Nov s-Arr sohr Bolivia Barnard. AlsxAa-

EANrvcxrr, Nov S-Arr sehr BOLIVIA Barnard Aiexsa-
N.w LospoS Nov s-An prop Decatur. Gees NYork for
Norwich Citizen Slower. Norwich fer Phadslphia
seop Esner Robbins Maven fer Albany Sid sohr Thos
Peterkin, Avery, Albany.
Boston, Sarah. Higgins Piet0u NS sehrs Harley Crowsi
woottsn Boston, schrs syrsn Lewis. Proviaenoe Leg
Willard. Portland; steamer CsyuEa Wilson. NYsrk
via AppenauE sloops Noses Eddy, OAkss NYork; Thos
Havkns Do; Roger wams. sturgos. DO. Sid Soop
EDITOR, Case, Rondout.
Sd-Sld schrs Eli Townsend Corson Phiadephi. John g.
somers, and Mead. smith, DO Hudah West. Bar
ton, Albany; sloops Eliza Elwood and VIM Mount Haw-
kins do; Harvest French, NYork.
PORTLAND Nov 2-Arr barks Louisa Eaton, Shields and
Sarah Hale, Atkins. NYork; schrs Patriot, Buckln,
York. Mary Blunt Cutler for NYsrk Cid ship Zone
Of Portland, 4g tons) ssby NYork schr Warren Graf
fam, do.
PRovINcxrowS, Oct Sl-sld schrs Dixon Doans, AMI
ODD Fellow, Nickerson. NYork.
RicMoSp, Nov 3Arr schrs Courier Rogers Boston; Te
egraPh Baett NYork Helena Bogart. do; Copia Sears
Boston. SID schr Merchant Couch. NHork.
Sr MARKS, prev to Oct 23-Cd brig Suwannee, Josseyn
NYork
sAyANSAH 90. s-Arr bark Lady knight choa.e Boston
brig Phura. Thatcher NYork. Cid baks Franklin. Wood
Boston; VIM Heary Watts. NYork schr Fairy tPrussan)
Bxacke, st Jago de Cuba
SALKs Nov Barks Sophronia for Zanzibar and Maid
0reans for Buenos Ayres which started I'd and bac
in the event and remained 3D. Brig America, for PhilA
delphia anchored below.
WARRrS. Nov l-Cid sloop Henry Castoa Heath, Nysrk
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

A-rived-Bsrk Utas cOrleans. Left brgs Coldon,
from EtltgA, Sept ~; RAINBOW, Bangor Oct2
Ship juliet, Lonoon Oct
Brig Niekerton, Nsith Altar o via Provnoetovn with
2.5 bs OIL latter yesterday schr Louisa from
North Atlantic. 2Gsp
Brig MARY EllaD Phila ielphia
sehr Asa Malaga Spoke 2ith lat AZ 80, Ion 81 3d.
brig Hal water ord for Bosfon.
Cleared ships Union EAt Indics Adelaide Metcaf Nor
leans bark julia Mobile St Peters; schrs Re-
bscea ard Frances hAyaguez Honduras, st Jags John
Dixon, Green Turtle hey
BANGOR, NoA2.
Arrved-sehrs Ls Euha. and Centurion. NYork.
Clearet-Brig Kate Aureirer Cbsgres
FALL RrvEn, Nov 2.
AITivsd-Sehr Philadelphia Albany.
PRovmEScE Nov g.
arriy ed-schr suSan OIL sn, PHILADELPHIA
Saied-schrs sAfth Julia. Charleston; Roxbury an
Mary Baltimore; PoeO he suffolk Delaware Lady Of the
Oocsn, Col DAVIS and Mechanic. PhadephiA; Comm
doIs Albany Meteor and Volta Rondout; slp VIM
lofd NlCIk.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
sosmers-Asia tBrl IqaEias. Liverpool, Cunard. u,
ship,-horasis Gro ker, shanghss Grinnsn. Ainturn
rkthona, Leekey San francisco, schmidt Balchen
Rhein tHaml, Ehlers, BAN urg Beoh Kunhardt.
"GsrYin" Curaoes, toulte sops yeuns Nancy (FrI
odsn Port au Prime Ros Co; British Quee (Br
Windscr Ns scuie whitney Co; Eliza Brothers 81
John. y b L Rou son: sIeel. T.man, Savannah,
sokrs-A WEay DAner. Apaiacnioola Statesman. Cat
hill Al xandria, Se SUPERB Philadelphis; Sarah. Par
sons, Portl'hd -
sesulip southsrper Dickinson. Charleston, 66 hours,
ftsan ar Tloiisa 40 mil, s II Cape Htteras.
Zip ts;res Henry tpk Gordon Liverpool Oct with
inesmIAny Y ships usus,us for Baltimore and Philena,
ok oe rs lat S 0 Ion 30 IS spoke ship Angus
iTs cuios IBr1 from PIC Tor Bridgeport 3D. lat 10
% Lon a. mr. sVepd ssss 1.-THE city e Sl.sgox
tor tie last days tooE pilot ~ sunday last.
ship Universe tphtl BIRD Liverpool, Oct 4th. with mdse
az t2i pssfergeIs g. llhsme a Guion.
Snip Zalesn Chast Bris OIL 81 days. with on, to Ne
Ship tof Portsmouth, sutter Havre 50 days. with
ndss sna s52 passengers 60 s.mms h Bofer.
SHIP Daniel share pewl Avery. Frankfort, Ne, days,
Bark vOla wOoosrson Malaga A days. with rAsns GO,
Brig Favourten (korl Deraks Newcastle ~ days. with
coal ahs IS Funch neineke "a inst 40 u.s.
iOP r., q, etShs hsis D9~n ne hence Tor s. Johns
Brig uis tBr) Frs1er Annapolis Ms days. with APP
schr Bangor, Jordan. Ellsworth. is days.
Below.
sfrjghte st lawrence, from Boston
Ship Nat Kimbaii OF Gardiner from Liverpool Al Laws
ship Greyfeatl er. OF the highlands.
Bark Junata ief ssrnoutbl Lawrence. from Newcastle
80 Days, 10 A kesbtt y S,n.
Bark RollL, from Nslaga.
Also, brigs names unknown.
NOV wind during the day. from the Z, and fogsy.
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:. c.,,.,,u. Sheridan, aged years, 8 months and

,pa Csthsrine Sheridan, aged years, 3 months ana
10 days. .uux -. raouastsa IA .,tard ths
xas~.I ans wednesday, afternoon, November g. at
clock from the residence Of her parents liza Msdi-
On Monday evening, November A, Julia, wife of
samue Mott Leggst and daughter Of the lsts Jordan
Coles aged 81 years
spectfuly invited attend her funeral, without fur
ther Invitation. on Wednesday, November O, at 1!
teenth street -
At the residence OF her daughter, Mrs Jones No ts
Norfolk street, ELIzABerH, widow Of William GiSson
native of England in the 85th year of her age
At Frankfort, KY October 27 Major JOAN scorr
of the United States Army
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DR: RALPl, AyTaoR on rnE .Rk;ACTIcAI !. Phi /

DR- RALPl, AUTHOR OF raE PRACTICAL Pr,
sa.y ASSs = + ~
ssss If of :' %
sn1n to which people ct ss
ss.:s. would is,%sa A.d not ri!
WI e. n'sa 'eS
S essssi s 60
not properly treated they nay remain g dor%.n. In tie
sSsir Sheets upon postsgisy ys. properly andsI:esd
for a s IN a as S a
DAY. they had existed and that in any ;t.ss Of
~
Uhss sI who apply
IL
P rr s'
sS :rss Is Ann street .nd 81 mos. SeoIssr: sen,
nssJp sss IL Box ~ f''' once 1A'
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE YIs-
pain In aS1
show any one there who cured
Without have case; daily Of years :andns from
have contraction, daily cure without .ag;tic which
sess sG:ia b.
A0 that n1s esp. my You IN
hours DerOpd was under the other physicians over
u s'i
to Be srS Il sn se IN
time saisb ury Treatment by letter. Ofoe hours
from to and too M. DIR. LARMONT, ~ Reads st.,
two doors from Broadway.
&VT NOT ONLY Monty, BUT LIfE sAvKD-DR
ID "A IL Hunter will forfeit any sum, II failing TO
that under his care matter how long
standing Afoting Patients invited to his Dspen
sary Division strost New York city thousands
CURED yearly BY his practical experience and great reedss
others whs have been unfortunate In the
lection Of physician are solicited to call the Doctor
quaeK like in certain diseases
Price One Dollar Read and ReheotThs Afflicted would do
we'll reflect before trusting their health happiness and
in their ves in the hands Of physoiAns sno-
rant Of delicate and meroural diseases Is certainly i'm
possible for to understand all tho ills the human
family are subject to- DR. Hunter known 70 be the most
suooessful practitioner in the United eatee Years
se exclusively devoted to the study and rsstmont Of
these enables speedy
medical book and advice for nothinG
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Passengers Arrived i.

CHARLrsroN-Stesmship southerner-MissT Tut tile Miss
Smith, Miss Wilde Rev DIR Reynolds and family Perez
lady and child; Capt Berry and lady WV Wilkinson
Houser Cuklin, ID w Conner Bostwiok, J Adams,
Laseer Baldwin, Capt Wambersel2 in the steerage
LvERPooL-Paoket Ship Patrick Henry-Rev Z Atwa-
ter and lady.
LIvERpooL-Packet Ship Universe-Mr Thomas Walker
Antoine Nelly, Adolphe Wasserman.
BRIroL-Ship Zaretan-Dr Agnew-lS0 In the steerage.
ExumA-Brig Geo w Russell-Niss Deane, Mr. De Leon.
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MEDICAL.

NE. COOPER, Il DUANE sTREIT. HAA FOR THl
- last fourteen years. confined his prsctiss the
msnt Of msroural and other diseases oan the
In tvste Avs days. psrfsotsurs. or no sharxs
DR l. M0RrAAoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WIG
have contracted Diseases "Curs Mt voleas, that 10
Take Of thy health. devoted years 70
profession and have treated successfully pa
n.ydo 90 Gree Of charged frops to- ~ SSg1.SSsy
knaves tell you THAT they only can cur,
you and that their one Kind OF medicine 10 All that n neces
disease its Persons whose health h
been ruined By these egotis call upon me daily i@ VII
Ii Am street.
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MEDICAL.

LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK. or MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
II Were This book oarsfu resd By every married
and lite sdvoe followed the fears Of poverty snd the
prospects, 81 large family 81 children vouid be osvst
Yor sale .. Ne. ~ Ann Dock 81 Philadelpha,
~ serth ~ irS
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EDWARD siSlst K Collins IS Wall street N " or to
BROWN sHIPLkY CO., Liverpool.

EDWARD X. COLLINS, Sc Wall street. N Y, TO
BROWN, sHIPLkY CO, Liverpool.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. FOR BRE-
" men. via Southampton-The U. s. Nail steamship
WASHINGTON, @. ". Floyd. commander will sail for
Bremen, via Southampton, on WEDNESDAY 10th Novsm-
ber from Pier No. 8 North River at o'clock, p. NJ.
Price Of Passage in the first cabin, tl20
Price of Passage in the second cabin, $50.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO the ship.
All letters must go through the Post Once.
Specie delivered In Havre at red uced rates.
For passage or freight apply to
hoLLER q SAND, Agents, 80 Broadway
STEAnsHIP OSPREY, FOR CHARLEsroN, S. C.-TaE
~ splendid steamship Osprey 7. MARSHALL commander
viii sail ON the wharf foot Of Lombard street Phad
freight or passage HAVING superior apply
where plan Of the ship be and
secured Freight for this vessel should leave New York
Thursday price, cents cubic foot Passage $40
further informs alton refer to
K LIrTLEFIELD. Kinsey & Co.'s Express
ID OVAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN SAMSON,
H Will leave for Bermuda and St. Thomas the 9th Of
November. she has excellent Accommodations for passen
gers
Price Of passage to Bermuda, .................$ B
do do toSt Thomas. ...,.......... 20
There regular mail ncaton from ST. Thomas Co
all the West India Islands Havana Vera Cruz Vruela
&c. hs Merlin will take freight. Apply to
L. CUNARD, Jr., 50 Broadway.
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