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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-09-03
Or. ChRI9TIE'9
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in cases F
Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper extremities Also in Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused deficiency of power
Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs Of the
AnAx
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-09-03
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-09-03
Tic Doloreux and Nsuralgia,

These dreadful and agonizing complaints are sn@s
daey reiiered by the application of the GALvARc BELr
N.cxLAcE and FLup. The Belt diasss the Elsctriciy
through the the Necklace has local eject and
Fluid directly upon the erected In these
distressng Affections the application NEVER FAlLa
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-09-03
FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.


These alarming and terrible complaints are always
caused by arrangement Of the Nerves. The BELT,
BRAcELErs AND FLUID, will cure nearly every case. NO
matter how young old the patient or how confirmed
the complaint Numerous and astonishing proofs In
possession OF the proprietor.
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country of the most extraordinary character be
given, if required.
n3- No trouble nconvenion nee attends the use of
DR. CHRISTIE'S G.4LT.aNIC ARTICLES and they
may be by the most feeble and delicate, with per-
feet and safety In many cases the sensation attend
ing their is highly aeasanf and agreeable They
be sent to any part of me country.
Pric es:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Calvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
90 The articles accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may BE- had
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION
CO. Bevars Of Countsrtes and Worthless Enisssisas
.. G. MOREHEAO, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sTATEA
l32 Broadway, New Ysrk.
For sale by l.. B. 4 o. A. PATTERSON.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-09-03

For sale in Iowa City by
L. B. Il. o. "A. PATTERSON
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
DRY GOODS
FOR THE SEASON !

THE Subscribers take this early opportunity to say TO
hcrircids and the public generally that they have
Just receive their stock of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
CHICAGO BR ASS * BELL FOUNDRY.
II. W. kINCKER,
NO. 196 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO
AIsn Canal StrDn. n..,.nsi.r En.s. pInniL1r

NO l9o RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Also on Canal Street. opposite Foss' Planning Mill
UNE Proprietor of ths Establishment prepared to
II Cast Bells OF all sizes lie would particularly invite
those who wish 10 purchase Church Bells to those of his
manufacture His bells will be sold reasonable terms
they be purchased the East or from Agents of
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact,
because he can make good bell that will large
volume OF sound II; those OF eastern manufacture with
fourth less weight of metal and this proportion OF money
thus saved III the purchase OF his Bells them
not to break for one with proper usage and should
fail or hos prove 10 be good represented it may be
turned 10 his shop and be made good without expense
the purchaser b! re-caS; be replaced by If
one should break any time during his life, he will it
for half the expense of casting Western people will see the
advantage in dealing with a western man, and patronizng
western interests
lis belts have taken the premiums at the last Fairs of
the Chcag" NH, hanics' insutethe last Fair awarding
hin gold medal. The following is copy of the report
The committee on the Be submitted for inspection the
Fair OF May, 1850:
Article IT, Class No. G. Church Bells
bell OF 40 pom DIS, 10y H. w. Rinckcr of this city, is
wei made and smooth casting. 1t exhibits de gree
OF skill IN lis manufacture: has admirable and
throwsa greater volume sound than any bell of its size
trial was had between The above bell and manuc
ed by Mr. Menee, of Troy. N " the latter being consd
crdby the heavier of the two955 pounds The arrangement
for ringing Mr. Rnckcrs bell temporary and by far in
erior 10 that of Mr.. Mcacey notwithstanding which
believe that there but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that the of Mr. Rinc
ers bell by far the pleasing the ear. Gold
Medal was awarded 10 Mr. BiHckcr.
Inc above Is Il true copy OF the Report
G. Il. SLOAT Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute.
NJ Rinckcr is also prepared 10 do all kinds Brass work.
casting and furnishing. short notice and in good sfy il,
Such as machinery nagne c machines steal
soda fountains, beer pumps. sop-cock oil globes etc etc
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes ~
Old Brass and Copper purchased, taken in exchange
for bells, az the market prices.
Chicago, 1851.
q" Orders may be left in Kenosha with E. RI-DD or
at the office of the Telegraph. 3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
DU Rk L L 5
Baking Powder
co PARTNERSHIP.

FYSHE undersigned have associated themselves torchr
n lntna CD-P1riGership, under the name Of the
WISCONSIN LEATE7EH COMPANY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21

In addition to the above 300 packages sold by Jas
NJ Corse; 43O by Dr. \. Pggui 200 by Edward Brooks
1872 by Bacon Hyde 900 by John Bunding - by DR. y.
Wiling by DR.. DrnaldSon; and 300 by w W. Kirk
patrick-which. together with the sales by the wholesale
prove that this article is altogether superior any
other remedy offered for Consumption.
Price, One Dime per Roll Rolls for - cents; or 81 per
boz. liberal discount made to Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally,
throughout the United States and the CanadHs
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for use.
handsome engraving OF the Scottish Coat Arms and the
written signature of Hamilton NGdr proprietor is ON the
outside wrapper OF each roll and package
Messrs. BARNARD BRO. & Co. Whole ale Druggists
lao Main street. 81. Louis, Mo-. the General Agents.
Orders from the Country applications for agency dircc-
ted 70 them, will meet with prompt attention. Iy-jO
For sal. at henoSha by +. RobinSon, and
NQrkupafhpr &. Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
COUGH CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TESTIMONY.

WE, THE uNDERsTGNED, DRuGGIsTs OF ST. Louis,
Do hereby certify, that the following is state
men OF the amount Of our sales of the preparation known
as Dr Storm Scotch Cough Candy, prepared from his orr
ginal recipe, by HAMILTON WADE, of ST. Louis; and
we take pleasure in saying that it has given general salts
taclon To those OF our customers who have used it,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

PORTLAND march s-An brig AisIa BAsna cardss's 'chs
Casrs for BOnu. james r0tnn do ca sch- A.
-, yrs AnSsr.oa Hsvsns Wsrfen. Hatchnson 70 t'n
0poRIsNOIT8 ~ vsF borl Mrch SAT- BE- trefno9' IA.
,s rom Cbss,pshks Bay for Portsmogtb scar Vss 'sNst
Wsatoort for Boston - . - , n. l.
psss Rrssnkin Bremen bsk P.n-o Bill . go - SHoJ
49, Forester Cansy HsvsRsi .ebs segHr swaa. Ne" fo A.
So, 81. 90 BE- ship Rb-rt L.~i' Vsush. Csrda
Ssssl brig Hinds Perry rhsphai s,hr ~ ma. C,''on
os,rs Went to ssa-Br ship luao rsu. Lvsp'ot onss
I'm, M,rr Bslnor. sch Hsse HaDek Aprlssy, York {
c,s,.r Peterson Philadelphia Went = sea-sh2 ti1nds,
MI Iysrp Oh ship Rsbsca Bssnka Bremen; has Pal M
- p.u stJago BRIG foressr, can-y. Hysra sch.
-. s~.ina ", "a; Arngt0r Lsws so OIel satin, bt
70 1880 A plsby York. Gfsl-r. Peterson. phill
aTnSISGrOg March * RIO srande. w sou NAanzAs
To- :, Jbr NIB schr Chance BAlsr. New York fer Boson
s.IEw march s-Arr Deuman Wood. fods. ~
OF - o1.sr Brown Frederic. bug Ma iha Nara sni John
I,si,,d Ee- York Hsss and Bdaace Portlant
FRANCISCO Feb AdveFt ssd banks Pwha'tan Co1k, tor
sSb Lard. soon Entsprse Looos for Panama same iAj
$780, Irving oregon sh; Abby Baker Middleton Tor Poraaa',
o,. o. hrs Oetal Talbot for Sandwich ssuds l6th schs
Esr Tor Honolulu snd LauncsstoA Isl Od FsHo~ Ia
1880 80 klamath RiveJ 81 Laura Bsvsn Pierce. for ssniEs b
fiS.., ursnia Jssks tor oregon ls; Empue, AArin FOR
ymr,s Msrtin fr Santa CraH soon.
bsrs. Ohio Ada mary WATERWAYS brgs Gre IAN, Cer 4,
crns 0p.pango Virginia CD sana Dover sehs JssHe Cart
\ n c., "a Peila IA Francesca. and mary Fhns - ,
Jan port snip Charleston, unc schf Wan o 10
W,sp for San Francisco next DAY - -.
sks DISCO jan s-In port baks Pas Anita and sch lad
81, Pedro Jan bs Eass 'ch' Spray and Whiting
d,S tRRES March SD brig Busy, surssns MataoI,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
Foreign Ports.

7lst ut brig Albert marmaud r Boston 10 days
SID from Madeira pronsby Feb brig Velona Palermo
Al Fsysl 7ih u Br bark Falstaa for Boston dys
net I'm saS francesca arr Dec sid Dec u.s. ForOa for
Valparaiso; 25d St Lswe9es ana Plymouth o. v.,,. e.,
Y ns' 2 sss y Bosta next ds Ire
Scott March SD 18th, sch Angler Howe Boston, lh
Al asTaea5o Feb bar, Trua Warner Phlld.phs -tgcT
z; brrs Rogers, Bosior Ho,ato, Green r Nfo
ready Pissed ;ns1e the Bar, brig Mary Emi sP'd from st
FEB Ayl ~ F :s~.d ss sS 5dE n zs
bron (Br) Dsrti IN Philadelphia. 9Th.
sierra Leols Jan l6 bnss zslo sur'eyaa NYorL linton,
Lahaina Jan soop Burr, Holloway, San Francisco.
so sh. sch Kosqoks for San francisco. .
nsva brig norm Bend seh cynosure Astoria Mara arsh La
yna Josepbe h9,nhe Jus frags ana Hoosfl 1'ucs' al
Arr At rfntad Cuba, nh M. bgs BngnTe, Young Kingston,
burg bnI Henry, wilson, DO CID 18th, brig saa sPoi
Arr at cardsnas 95t ut brig Elizabeth Pomroy Bangor
Merchant wesoniorG H4vanE 9th brig Mars, wsdsman Nor
os 81 22d ut bark Homer, cars York bg Harriet War
GATH Ma Heey. DAVIS. Portlani hrgs Guttsn
burg simpson Boston, Pn strout NYor sch aais Harr
beth Wyatt Phsdp hs, 10Th Ma,ssa West EYorki Char
lo's spans Charleston; s7 Creole Young Phaisp6al ssh
dephs, sch Lvsrp, SRI MeL-ln dl Lucy Aan Baltimore.
9h bsrk chang Springer Bostos Sid 18Th ut 6rgs
La Holder EYorsi s7h As.oss Cochran Porndj sh Louisa
81 George Bsrnudai l4h ut, bark Gas walisD, Crawford
ATT At HsifsI rs 9Th ult, sch Prsdi,nt srum Phlai
At Gonavs' Feb 81 Mark and Fsc' hn NYoLt srrlsh
Pierce for Boston 70 ds sch E5en Mathsr Boston dg
Al TarIs leland March steamer Indsosnaenee Cash I'm NYof
for California for Goals entering hagboF cot
with brig both Of whom damags extent brss
Atlantic I'm Nio L. deg EHra Long I'm Bait sal for
Csn'uesos days, aud sch TN NeWbsro, NC, Dig slaves
Al Havana 81 inst ship Clara Ans, Reed fn New Hot arr M
barks Rover, Nelson from DO 2s u; Virginia Jlhns0n
I'm Charleston Mains Rose cowes h Isa de CUBA
Maschas for YORK. PoThAa, Drink Tsts do,
dg Churchill, Hchbor TT charter brg Annandas Sherman
om New York 9Th u Enoch Pratt Brghtman dg chr
Has den, Basy, I'm Boston dsE SD Hsacy Curtis
soat New York; 20 Waitsnn Moere cardenasi L9~ton
Gadnsr savannah Santa s7tb bark Hars Martha
Leslie New Torkj brgs Frances ellen lssy Porans Canada
Cox New York let INST sch AIDE Hamu Pscs Sierra norsn
g. brss MatamOras, Barbour Manel
Al Curacao FEB H. brig Anns Gorha o New York 10 d.
the Only An vnsssl 10 port
Maysgusz 57 Cabssas.a Lti.ohu FOR
York )r Henry Leeds
Portland Jaus, Portland Harrington Poucs
PR sd Goth Types Of Eastpor WalPey for New Hayez, wig
Oscar Of Plymouth Rode IN 81 Thomas for SYok
Grsnsda Of stJohn Robssn for s. John. SB z British Qusen
oi Wheavsn R1bnson IN Antigua for London Fso
rph Of Addso I'm Norfolk Tor Boston, via Ponce PR Dan Nichols
unci Sussex, Mason. for BahmoFe, ed ds before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
Domestic Ports,

BALTIMORE March l0An brgs 81 Andrew, Ro5son. Mara
too, sehs Paws Miller Gusysna 4; Wave, Cornish.
Bureh New YorL John Pu New foFk AlvaiO, Booze Rich
nond CD ship EdFard EvSret Vursa New Osans btks WIN
Ss Geo i Rbr G, P 5GISS' hs s % cs :ps
sagsnssh II Russel, Bennett Wilmington sc
BOSTON, March lOArr barks Hesn Mara. Howss, Baltimore
Provlncssvn; brss MARSHA shsckford Wilmington NC
wasbngton Kooza Phaiphiai schr Meatots HILBERT
from CID sacsua Lsunox Havaus Assto
New Orleans Henry Ware Sason. Mobis bAt Falmouth.
Mya, study Philadelphia schs Sarah May Hors, Jsrsns;
fo ccp osS Bs Es R. s ss0a ssa
the, of Bddsod Me- late Of Fnna MI William Hill Jr saco
FRANKFORT. Mach lar schr jenkins Bab5age, isles
soro. SD brgs Science, Smith, Hayaoa MARY Fanow aos
Buosspo STA chs Ellen Dale SWEET, Maylguszi Zone Gro se
FALL RIVER March 7sd schs Mechsnc Cam, and Thomas
HOLMES hole March 7tb P Mar brig Rescue stratton
VIA F,S1 nc for Boston, sch. Tsy Cam Rh.dsSs for
sth-Eo arrival wnd NJ thek storm
hArr brig Hary Stanton Ryder Baltimore for Boston;
W vs.; snoS P % Jseh son, Y for o.
lgh-AH seh Abel story. oi PovDcstOvn Case Caps Haytsn
9h Oh for Boston, has s1gssnced heavy weather. sih the
I'm rswYcrE - days cart Wsor Holmes dsg; MonisIuml
iss,sr CO. s,sm I'D r New Yst day. sPole sth INST
s.issIss - ~ A' f'aa' from Ne" i0h Tor
Also. scbs wm cobs;t Hewitt and Mary Miller Peacock
I'm Phsdspta for Boston Esn Rogers. Portsmouth, RI do
Erankhn CURLY, WsrebaE 90; Absona Doacs Plymouth Tor
Dh-srs City Abstract oroas Norfolk for .nysrs sth ust
Passed br Rssegs nay Stanton; schs Blcsons ossaa Mary
Psa7y Isnrs..ee Bay STATE Martin, Geo Snow, corbs.
Romans al ls n schs Aoel Story. Abstract Abs0na.
Sch Geo W Snow spoke III miles, schr La
ba1on, Brown. from Portsmouth, for Phladslpha.
PhladsPha -7
NEwIoSDoS, March SID .chr Hans. Smith, Smith 70,
NEW HAVEN, March loAsshr Geo Hochtss Parker James
OREGON Jan 5At Portland bark Martha for San Fran
s o. brig sindsef %. At Milton hrE Gscisn DO DO At
aiHtuke Jan nh, bark ksoka for achs
chairman. and W SpofoFd. Do 40 - 49, -
PROVIDENCE March s-Ar schr Risk Rate. Ri.hmo,d oh
big Forsncs Fss Mstan1as sch Tsu Prs.bv Tsansn. loo.
Harvest French New York Below brig wdss Walker EDGE
eono, I'M asianzas Also, bng Name Arthur I'm Cardsns sd
tehs sossph Tuner hasen Baltimore; Delaware Hasag Ph
Sspha kmia Rogers spelman Albany. slooss WIN Bowen
hs15sy ssa fsshion BAdsDburg Nav York.
PHILADELPHIA March l0-Ar barEs Fizaba,h ] Rsrn,,.o,
havana Cordea hus Turss l. asd Venezuela wilson Carta
ena o. hety, Dan Button, Port Prince Mall Baker Bo.
,eni scfs n6sta 81 fana HaI. Ms Gass Blower Leeds
New Haven 'st '"S'N'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

On inst ALFRED E. Youngest son Of John C. HUI aged
The r.st.s asd trends of family vsd 10 attend bis
fps, III. day he sth inst cl9ck from the foot OF SIXTY
frst Il East River. without further notice
ne remains will be taken 10 Greenwood -
On Monday 10th t Mfs CLARILLA BOLT, n the 74h year
OF her ag. ~,
bs trends family invite 70 attend her funeral on Wei
nssday O'clock the residence Of her Henry A.
Hon. Psrk Hudonst Hsr remains VIII be taken 70
Lebanon, Conn. 80 o-vr r,,.x,
daushter Of Rev w X EzA stopod aged years. months
and ~,
Funeral to day. "wednesday att O'Clock p NJ, from no VIII
let -.....e.-.
On Tue,dy morning March llh EDG Ar SEYMOUR younges'
child Of stepbsn and Ana Crows aged year aud months
The relatives Of the family respectfully n,ted 70
attend the Wednesday, afternoon al o'clock from %
Nasssu Brookb n ...-. -. .,-,-
on the 18th met the l4h year OF his CHARLES Gun
EIsGHAM Alb son Of Thomas and hary RawlngA
The friends family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral on Thursday O'Clock from q Livingston Il Bro kyn
Al N.w.Haveu, on 9Th INST, ELIZABETH HORsLAND,
Youngest daughter Daniel W. and Abby w LatI .ea
l2 years and months DW SSn
on The l6,h February Roy Hertz England Miss ANY
formerly resident OF the city OF NsT ioA ana ssi VI
Rsbkn Ci Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

UsMa sis,usbp FLORIDA Lyons Savannah hours n Samuel
Mitchell Saturday PM ohe bar Of savannah nasssi bar Ma
chang steamship Alabama Ludow hsncs
ship Marion Johnson Savannah d. cotton aud nee to Durham
Ship Bg.ra Vista Howard New Orleans 70 d.. cotton, sugar. &c,
Bari Harriet M,'h' of chars,,on) Leslie DAYS
Sc to ithnJ Taylor Co Has has heavy weather
Cara Gov Won o1am Davis Lsgusera and Porto Cabe 90 DE-
coffee hes SC TO hyuar Co Has experienced succession OF
Ban f,5s. (ofBh rsIvs sagua Grand' d. molassss
Ams, B Roisr Mstaalas II d', and mOsssss
BAH Nara versz Tx ob Porto cabsno Feb 49, coffee and
sai Jasper Ha.ty, Charleston de- cotton and Durham
Bark Mon,zuma see.y I'm Dsmaars St Thomas, u
DE- 900 h1es and quantity Of ballast 70 master Sailed co with
bark Fairfeld, I'm DsnafaIa for Philadelphia.
Brig Judge Whitman Thatcher St Jag de Cuba IS de- sugar sad
Brs Adsma Of Mt Freeman Jaeson1ils live OAK
Aadson Ps St Marls Is 3. cotton to Coz. Andersen
Co Sailed with bad Ls"elsn. Petdston and brig Moses
Brig wissaheIop MAhsu Guyana PR via Joba. PR IS d.
$50 chs mosss to cuberi Fy Ths sehr SUSSEX sailed
Be spoaord tof RoeI land spoaord Trinidad
Brig QUITS o Hsfnngon stout, Havana "a d. sugar and mo-
lassss 70 Robert Williams
Brig Imsrah Br Cfows hayagass PR "a d. sugar to stu
rs Gtarte Ocean, HAM Eags Toba co 90 d. owood to 10
bach schspsT let nt gale from sW lost bowsPn aud b
Brig sarah o scitasts Coleman. d. hides
to Cc Yose Co Has had heavy wsahs during the
Brs cushuOe L,wy Apaschco. II d. Gotten to LaddI
hpees Nainhnr Arcnhi coa 70
McEvns.
Sch Charles jos Williams, Cfows Norfoh bound cbs'lss
ton with has beeR blown Ahos the late nyh
and sprung eak-pu this port discharge repair
Sch has Foss ol Hancock dulen Tobso, d. 800 hides,
5000 ogwOod 70 Lobaeh scheps Len American vessels
port
El,sprss Tborsurp HALIFAX IL d. bbb
ter q Co.
Sch Mary Heen. Jshnsop, York River De, oysters
Sch Brave, DIaks YOrk River 2 DE- oysters.
Sch Benjamin Brown, Richards, Philadelphia d., with coal bound
to New Lor-on.
Sch Lady Adams, Allen. NHavsa d. IN ballast
Sen Utica Davis Portland d. sugar and mossss 70 Won GudsT
& Bsck.
Cambridge Portland sds mds master
Sch LOUISE, Chase Bo,ton 4 De, mdss 20 w Lewis.
Sch American Belle Baxter Boston, d. mtss Foster Nck
Sch David Van Name johnson York River 10 days
sch 10 the Beach Barnsgs
of mile south Of tie Light shs got ashore sqaaA the
evening OF The s'h INST
Sch WIN Marsh Deoksr, York RIVER : ds, oystsrs
Sch May WISE, Crocsti, Gonavss FEB 81 coffee OgEood &c
20 ROss.rs a CO.
soop Senator Name River Va oysters. 9h
Pm large sch isaac shoals, smiths leland she
painted black standing several small
boats ? around her.
sALED-Ush steamers Gsorsa Porter for chas-ss; Esr;h
America sihsn DO; Murdoch San francisco
The ships moatauk Nc ehas for san Diego ard Bsnc aud
John Little for San Fnceo al anchor the North River
Below brig
wISD-DuiHg iAs day from tosw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

B.,r ] Z DosSrLL, Honolulu HarboT, Nov IS $780,
FocKs AND SHOALS JAFASl may not DO sse
y known thar together correct 10 regard 10 tns
japanese Islands especially that part winch aeine1es
mm.dsy 10 eastward Cape sonAk as TAR a. Cape kg
Broughons laid down the charts N -
trc from cur vessel. The CHEST Of thse rocks SIX
In p1mbel i not higher hull OF common 'i1ed ship
,s II NAV be ssy eoncudsi that they t~say miles
further moth than the charts pae. then ne rs, ony
way latitude but az longitude also Az e"es "
May last latitude was 81 S. and longitude by Two good eo
confirmed BY three sets Of lnaf vas
wouc place direct - eastward OF cape ava 1pny
miles By course passed within ten miles OF me place as
signed 10 q Cape yet no lands could % seen ess
The conclusion therefore . that all these ISLANDS are a
eastwsTd by p or 10 miles, and u soath"a
prosn By comparison with Cape Yes east end OF ourouP or
ststsn Island when We loulo them correct ,,-..,
Rods The cluster .riend 10 an and w w line Thsrs
Of them and not over one mrs and h rom one
extremity The other We first saw them al O'Clock "a th
nssnrg The them. rat er only tTo OF
them they dead whsss he showed them to
q The boat stesfef-, who reported ueu 20 M -
iluk they r-g ABOUT terribly they wers then on
bean, with - washing over thsu saw my "sf
rock and forward 70 see there were any more auean
"a the Zee bow about four points, not Over quarter Of
me dstant Stopping 70 .nsat u zee hs eIt 81 '.s sup
that the sails fun iur We were stserrR V ~ WIN
by r, and led the cspta b TIE TINE became
bad fi Of the CANCER We had just passed hfos
Thee rocks on he weather quarter n't g 10
dred through passage not overa nal
width, between rocks bearHg anf " w rom
While doubt how the ship would se u
Of her troubles shin Of vrd struck tho sails a'ack THIS
heavy shower Of rain rendered mPo'sioso Distinguish
three length Distant gave as gre anhe
y until and Cleared away when we ionnd ourselves
Whe We enyeoped fog and the ship g,ng ahsAd
four kn Of The sars sad would net 60 TO r1a
Of OF them rocks for would not sow well "a the tore peak
These rocks laid 80 miles too far TO etward and 70 TOO lar 70
solhward therefore they may be placed latitude 3tb ana
longitude f. They small and low The lsngest s not
three ship length extent they are dangerous Tor they mY
he night wind Of night without beng abs 10 hear
cisv tide rn near The Wscoud scarcely wear AFTER being
svs,. oftbsir prorintv Yours respectfully, w. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
Passengers sailed

In sansiip eoY0ia HaranG, Neic Orlean' and C.grf
Hon Henry Clay Hen Nj La Sers Hon Gsn Do"ns non neae
Clemens Hon Jones' Hon l'sAc Holmes ana "o ssa
Wsdsworth Mrs Mrs Ashley Mrs coe and servant
W Tamsdge Mrs Scot MISS McCak, MRS Ecter
John Plume servant; Mrs Herman and child MRS
P,klurst MIS- Tuhms Brady, three children ana
ur.e; MADAM and child; Hon Mr Stanton Mss Louise
Reed Hon BuSaro Col jennings, Col Gutzner, Ehene
Tolan Mics Plums William w Boyle Sooman, ssol man,
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