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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
HOT ELS.


w HlTE LAKE H0TEL-FAMILIES DESIRING A
residence in the country where the finest bathing fish
hs T nv Ss ar raeous sna aSs euoy
msnts Of real country life will select this place forms most
Address c. Scarf ass Broadway White Lake
Post Once Sullivan county, New York.
DowELTON HOUSE. NLwBURGH.-PERsoNs
i wishing to visit this spacious and elegant family
hotel situated mile from the village, upon
commanding splendid view of the Highlands river and
delightful country leave New YORK in
the lew World Reindeer o'clock NJ,
and arrive at Newburg ~ o'clock where carriages
Peeon House. where they dine and return after din
by the railroad trains at four six o'clock p. NJ.
four clock r. M arrive Poweon House TEA,
and morning after breakfast arriving New
N B-The United States Hotel In the village is also
conducted by the subscribers. D. H.
NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
~ c. Pech, Jr ProprietorThis delightful summer
ienee for the season For further particulars
81 Duane street.
nuLCKEN's PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING Es-
tiblisheDt, ~ Harley street. Cayendish Square
A. husband OF the late Madam Dulchen pianist
np spacious premises at the above address with
Of comfort TO adapt to all the Of
quarter metropolis Tho charges mod Tn.
DuI cken has been kindly permitted to refer TO the fol-
Van Alien. and O W. Gerard. jun ESQ, Of New York
Il bury, New Jersey siamm Rogers, Pr"pretors- Tho
well kD hotel Is open for boarlers Its sua
s G and tho
and Gust Of the city, cannot but be we'll p!eased
SEA BATHING AT ROCKAwAY, L. 1.-THE PAvI-
y lion Hotel tho reception of vsters Cara
cave the South Ferry, Brooklyn At O'clock A. NJ and
closk p NJ for jamaica whore stages will be In readiness
vsiters to the house note left the Howard
HOTEL broadway and Maiden lane Ogden Smith,
jnns iiss "' "''' with 'f'"'.
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IIDyiESTEADS.

INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION NO. l.--rHE
members Of the association hereby notified that the
the choice of lots will take place gle Hail.
of Delaney and Chryste streets Monday July
commencing at A. n. By order -
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TnAVELLERs' GUIDE.

RNrw YORK AND FHlLADEIPHI,--rBw YORK
yzN and Pkiladclphia iroct.-Unsed states Mail Lime
Through n ~ houre, via New Jersey Railroad. T1re
lsrd 81 Cor and 81 % Tor second class Leave
M York stGA NJ from foot Of Courand street; and 81
" nd W N from foot cf Liberty street. Leave PHI
iaaephis and A. H. add M frem the foot Of WAL
nutstreet
6,AsDEN AND AHB0Y RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
"a York 20 Fhiadelria-Ieaye Pier No, North River, ny
s'oiraboat gOIN POTrER. Hcrnlnt Line, ~ O'clock;
Ansrroon line, % a ocloct Pare BY ethet line, -;
ir.ard 1lot, 81 fmsTant Bne :. s. O'Clock y W.
tsra. ~ 81 T.. bliss. Aaast
RECUfAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY.-rARs, 50
~ o. Neals served toardOn ard nfter ondsY,
be X.y5i he rev AMI swift steamer HENRY CLAY.
y Talimon. viii leave thc p.r foot o Cbauhcrs
very Monday, "Wednesday, and friday mornings, 1t
eh Returning. win lca,e albany every ruee.iay,
by, and Saturday at6ls 4. N. FOR further particu-
luige VI the Captain, w boasd Of the tsah
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HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

HORSE FOR sAIE.-A ZINE DARK MARE, KIND
thdfest, nna very stylish nine years old Together,
h aad harness VIII DO scld separate together
The owner having M fr them. Apply 10 Wilson and
Dixon, Thift, .atst site.t nenr Eighth avenue.
n BOiCE or a siNcLE on DOUBLE TEAM, FOR
~ ssle.-A very fact Tsis % Horses Fylsh and peli
matched, beth in color A. fpced. and q great bottom
eJeed 20 ccrrIord With tho psce asked S2J; beau
ts tylsh zoe and fact orsc seven years old use for
,pee double hatnes nsd the eRdde warranted sound
III hands high with light Wagon and Harness 70
venj, price S-l-lOth tClougng o. private gentleman,
~to wishes 10 dsT OF one both Address X for
a, box No Herald oince.
NOR sAIE-A LIGHT ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW
r has been vted ouly short time. Inquire OF W. H.
rocrman lt2 Crosby street.
V,os SALE a SPAN or CARRIAGE HORSES AND
eaare. Tho carriare Il sud about eight hua
sed doats The hcres aud sigt OIL, six
teen laads his DARK BAY black co pony bul sound aud
bird. sold low want o. separately together
Apply 70 Y. n. JOiNEs Eewburyh orsnge county v. "
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PERSON AL.

INFORMATION WANTED BY MARY SAVAGE, or
her aunt Ca:harine Maowny who married 10 John
I.ens native Of the county Clare Ireland and
the city Of New York in 1850 Any Information Leading to
ind them would be respectfully receive ed 81
stIe,t in the basement.
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ERtkKLlN MUSEUM, ITO CHArhhn sxUAhk.--oEO
LIZA, sole PROPRIETOR -Admission-Seats IN Pr,s~ .
joAe ~ cents Stage seats cents; Boxes 70 CENTS Pa
iuet i2x eents Elegant Saloon After
loon sd Evening Commences in the after
noon Ut 30 clock, AID evening 81 O'Clock Tho
ortanuents varied and seesy and suob can be
other place OF in New York. consisting
cas- Female Ethiopisn Opera Troupe numbering ff
2ormssS being che largest and at tho same time she
aieated band in the United States troupe Of Model Al
sts "bo selected their beauty and figure, and
Of beautiful tableaux, from tfe
Of ancient and modern times company of Arab
3 Who 80 through variety Of fests Of and dss
sord; company Of Male and Female artists, who will give
exhibition Marble Statury unequalled In Tho wor,c
afternoon and svcnrs. FOR particulars bills Of each
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M USlCAL.

ENOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sk
cond hand Pianoforte. Boston made IN good order WI
sold AT great sacrifice, in Consequence of the tanil
breaking up housekeeping. Apply TO n. r. b. cURTlSs
Agent for Hewes Amer Patent Action Panoforsos NC
<23 Broadway. where IL can be seen.
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ABUSE m b. N.rD.

NATIONAL THEATRE. caArHAM srREEr-BOxEs.
W.. w E.. s:1s M Re- IN great % ss% r r
h..Sasa cd e psS s aes
ns SIS g Sr de-
Moor kr = X tsott Fraues do Moor. NJ. y. D. Clarke;
Herman Mr. j. sIs a:tawi AMELIA Miss G. Fox WV b
SfTEE tKofoS wAisSs, Or Tms FEMALs EASSY
ssSoSs
IS cents; orshestra stall ssas 81 Private Bsass s.
@ s s;sS &. iS N VIZ ss
sis BY Mt G. smith and sis Mairas ~
ccnsiads with the BLO0s EKs-Mr. Pr@i,ivs Kr Snip,
Miss Mary Taylor.
RARNUMs NUsEUM.-AFTER A MOST SUCCESSFUL
ID run. this establishment closed its las caoI)
company Of dramaso psriormsrs rare ability has been
provided We perceive and such as IN our OPP in wii be
taste ss Ts sSs re-
are Surprising artists The sarsioess Family are aso
all strange wonders, the Happy Family"
MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
Gr so. e sTss n ss 'S
niNSTRELs com Srsng an Q acsnt aui versatile corps
Of End s md. s
Tor sSesGsen Of i've sssrs have been received with
iisE e y open and VIII commence as
n ss a. I S
continu' d for tae future.
CAsILE GARDEN.-TENrH SUNDAY EVENING
~ Concert.-Admisson - cepts-Sunday evening. July
Weber; loreey, Renklanse Gunsi; Poionaiss Sunset
D. Suo from Helisa'o, for visd only
.etti Paganinni china by general desire Gaos In
= The somnamSu,sss Wanderinss, strsnss sasrsi
Music lie Preebe hnnaba pts from the celebrated opcra
Msretlei; H. The stan dard Bearers March,
st o'clock precisely No post
pouemebt On account Of the weather.
DIAMOND u HERR DKIEsBAoH's aENAGERIE.-
II This celebrated Msnagerethe largest and bcss
iuoted in the known animal
natural history and which has received the
and applause of hundreds OF thousands the
respectable and egent people Of the United States
lust commenced nest brilliant sammsr eampasn and VII
following order, vz-I tuesday, June Path, Natisk; Wednes
anS saturday 18th, Lowell Monday Oth LawrsnOe; Tues
lay July south keaans; Weahesaay "a Cha 1 Town
DAY. sth, and Wednesday, 9Th. Boston.
National CON CERT HALL NO. 81 CANAL ST "A
IN few doors from Broadway rand sacred Concert on
evening July 1851 under the direction OF Mr. Ju-
treatment tiek,t Doors at hafpass seven oeiock
at eight o'clock All rstreshmonts OF
the best kid including all the decaeies Ut the season. Ice
cream, cto.
ATLANTIC GARDEN.-UNDER THE NEW PRoPRI-
etorshp, this popular place is receiving large aad in
Ss Sns sngs n sbron Sssossed
Band Of Music which will play pleasant every Tuesday
and thursday evening Of each week Adnttanee Tree.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
~ fsis the largest and soss bsaS.iia room
in this country and the view from the upper ct our
noble srbor alone worth more than the price OK
adnissoE-one shilling.
vV,HEATRICAL NOTICE-LADiEs AND GENTLEMEN,
Of acknowledged talent wishing 20 employ their time,
Tor Jew xsets surSs we pa co. roes 20 D. tne
Brooklyn Museum o. about the 18th ofJuiy.
MUSICAL. .-
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ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE aARpEN.-MAx MA

EElLOws NINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW MUST-
cal hall. ~ Broadway, between Howard aad Geiad
s,rs.t every ht This justly celebrated and elf ci,nt
ctrp ofaeated and experienced PERFORMERS under TIE 80
Of feiio whose o~rts In this
the have received with the greatest ayoe by
the elite and asb all parts of the unijn. Fellows
Mutiea all of most spacious best veutatsd
buildings in the world Admission rs cents Doors ut
concert 70 commence at o'clock afternoon concert
"Wednesday and for the pecial
datiOn " families, commencing at o'clock, 4. N.
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CLDTI1ING.


CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city breaking
obtain the highest price Clothing
Furniture &C., by sending through the post at his ros
dence. l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF, Is Elm street.
N. B.--Ladios attended bv Mrs.. Dusseldotp.
CASTO OFF CLOTHING wANTED-LADIEsANDG GEN
~ temen obtain good price for thor left OF clothing
BY sending to J. Goodwin. No q City Hall place. Ladies
ard gentlemen waited On at their residences.
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RELI0I Gus NOTICE.

| sKANDINAvIsK GUARDIANSHIP POLICE OPP.
ford ring hervaerende Sksndina vii Pastor
Dilsrih. pradge hftermiddas. kl den Luthsrske
Tnksi walker street.
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[ IAST UT CLOTnINU, CVsInMEs, ~. WANTEU:.
which they would into cash. will obtain
liberal prices bv sendn for the subscriber thro
Cice other wise. ii. LEN EFT No. 30 Elm
GENTLEMENS NOJICE.-THE ONLY WAY TO KEEP
" cool this weather Is TO send clothing
No. 3 Pearl street Broadway, where you get
them properly cleaned from Precipitation and dust, acra
TONS repairing and dyeing st short notice At SIS Pearl
by a. CORrlSS, formerly Of Murray street.
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N iBLO's GARDEN.-MAEAGER MIR. JOHN SETON
IeLets " cents; PRIV ate Bones - Doors open At
formed that the hayel Family have made additions to their
o,trse sIone ana efesnt company BY she ensAsamsnt
OF those great favortes sisters Miles Celetne aud Vic
torne frsneh Gabriel Francos in original enaracters
Monday July 1901 Overture full orchestra Tight RIp,
By the kavel Family and Mons Bon lin S,c,eedea by the
ballet paItomime, called LIE DAZZLE A QUArRE. To
conclude with the tonic pantomie, with scenery by
l.L.rw ood, oil GULkNskl.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
~ c. PECK, Jr PropretOr-This delightful summer resi-
ience Is the For further particulars
INQUIRE Thompson. Peok Nixon. 3s Brosdway corner
IL Duane street.
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AMUBEME NTD.

BROADWAY THEArKE.-E A. MARSHALL soLELEs-
zee; Barrett Manager -Doors open ~ 1s ear'aio
Third rcies cents Gallery, 2x cents, Private BoAes
3 and So. Benefit Of Mr. Waller Monday evening" yaiy
Will be Presepted the tragedy Of ROMEO AN juliet
Romeo NJ Waller hersuiio, r. Conway c.past Mr.
hitting; Juliet, Nj Ande toni Lady Capu et Mrs kiS
Pas do iesx by Mons schmidt and Nile rhersse 10
elIde with sughable farce of THE IRISH ruroR-Or
OJooie, Mr. H. Tuthl Country dance by the ladies and
z I, VI he HILL
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DARNUMs MUsEUM-AFTER A MOST SUCCESSFUL

ID This establishment closed its las it Is clei
last will its Mon lay.
company dramatic performers of ability has
provided perceive, and such in iin, will be-
able to get almost any produ with distinguished
taste and satisfaction The great Jave Is also.
YELL Herr Cline aud Mons areu all OF whom
uprising artists. The Martoetu Family also
lille at Barn mention that stranXst Of
all strange the Happy Family"
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DLACFS WANTED-AT 1l4NAssAU STREET. (BAsE
pent oyment Is speedily obtained for BOOB keep
Clerks Statesmen, School Teachers Porters for stores
Bows learn respectable trades Bae
<pefs, Waters Places for respectable girls always
ndy Applicants at distance from New York, enclosing
free Of postage describing the situation required can be
pited. THOMAS SPHINX, Agent.
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CAsrLE GARDEN.-TENvH SUNDAY EVENING
DIAMOND q HERR DRIEsBAoHs mENAGERIE-

NATIONAL ONCERT HALL NO 81 CANAL ST. A
IN few doors from Broadway sacred Concert on
sunday e,spg July 1884, under the direction OF Mr. Ju-
Illus siede. Tickets Is cents emitting the writer's 10
ethment tick,t Doors op,n at seven o'clock;
eight o'clock All refreshments OF
the best kid including all the deeaSes VI the season, Ice
cYsam ct
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON OF SOME CAPT.
"A tai TO make fortune gentleman, who is going 70
Europe wishes to dispose Of Match Factory which
present in perfect working order win sell at
sacrihce. as busncfs Of Importance compes him
Europe Immediately. Can be daily, from ~ TO
Pm, ut 1872 Cedar street.
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2tTUArION WANTED-AS GROOM AND BODY SER
want, Groom and Gardener by who refers TO
present employer Please address @. NJ Box 1885, Post
shee.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

SENATOR FRoE RHODE IsLAND-The telo-
graph this morning announces the election of
General Charles James; Of Providence, r. l., TO
the Senate OF the. United States for the term of
SIX years. To the qualifications of man of for
tune. scholar, and gentleman, General James
adds those ofGn excellent shot so that his friends
may expect for him an entire immunity from
challenges. We have in our Office target
made by General James, at forty-ive rods off
hand, into which he put seventy-nine balls in fire
ing lightweight shots at public shooting match.
The feat is recorded in the Spirit Of the Tim9S.
The target was of the size and shape of an ordi-
nary turkey.-Det. Ado
A USEFUL CLAss.--In the course of a debate
in the House on the bill to tax pedlers, Mr.. H.
Johnson opposed the measures rernarkinr "that
ii was great hardship to tax pedlers since they
were very useful class Of peoplc--going about
lniusing spirit of politeness wherever they went
talking pretty things to women &3c"-9itlloau-
kee Sen
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n--oovrgTr. OF THE LAST HALF CENTURY

discoveries OF THE LAST HALF CENTURY
T,sra has been no period since the commences
ont of the world in which so many important
Gscovgrics, tending to the benefit Of mankind,
w,re made, as in the last half century. Some
oF the most wonderful results Of human intel
Isct have been witnessed in the last half CEN
tpry. Some of the grandest conceptions of ge-
Mus have been perfected. 1t Is remarkable how
tho mind Of the world has run into scientific in
ya,tigation, and what achievements it has affect
ed in that short period.
Before the year 1900 there was not a single
steamboat in existence, and the application of
steam % machinery was unknown. Fulton
launched the first steamboat in 1907 Now there
are three thousand steamboats, traversing the
waters of America, and the time saved in travel
is equal to seventy per cent. The rivers OF
every country in the world nearly are traversed
by steamboats,, In 1900 there was not single
railroad in the world. In the United States
alone there are now 6,797 miles of railroad,
costing 1886, 900 900 to build, and about $4,000
miles of railroad in England and America
The locomotive will now travel in as many
hours, a distance which in 1900 required as
many days to accomplish. In 1879 1t toJh weeks
N conway intelliuanca between Philadelphia and
New Orleans, now it can be accomplished II
minutes through the electro telegraph, which
only had its beginning IN Is Is. oitaI5m was
discovered in March 1900. The electro mag
net in 1921. EIectrotypalng was discovered
only few years ago. Hoes printing press,
capable of printing 10000 copies an hour, is q
very recent discovery, but OF most important
character Gas light was unknown in 1900,
nov every city and town of any pretence is
lighted with it, and we have the announcement
Of a still greater discovery by which light heat,
and motive power may be all produced from wat
er, with scarcely any cost.
Daguerre communicated to the world his
beautiful invention in 1899. Gun cotton and
chloroform are discoveries but of u few years old
Astronomy has added number of new planets
to the solar system. Agricultural chemistry
enlarged the domain of knowledge in the in
portant branch of scientific research, and me-
chanics have inClCsed the facilities Of production,
and means Of accomplishing an amount of labor
which far transcends the ability of united man
ual effort to accomplish TIE triumph achiev-
ed in this last branch of discovery and invention
are enough to mark the last century as that
which has most contributed to augment personal
comforts, enlarge the enjoyments, and add to the
blessings of man. What will the next half
century accomplish! We may look for still
greater discoveries for the intellect Of man is
awake exploring every mine of knowledge, and
searching for useful information to every depart
ment OF art and industry.-PhH. Ledgpr.
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IMPORTANT C4rTt6V.

beware of The base counterfeit Of Wistar's
basam Of Wild Cherry, signed by one WIN. NJ.
spear. ,Sho, in order 20 palm his vile limitation
upon the public, has obtained fac mile Of our
.ottIe, and copied our label of directions yerbo-
tim, substituting his own name for that of Hen.
ry Wsta+, n. D., which is found on the 0enu.
inc.
Remember tie outside label or wrapper of tho
genuine Balsam, ia q finely executed steel plata
ENGRAVING, bearing the signature of Henry Wis
tar, NJ. D., and Sanford & Park-none other
are genuine.
We 60 not wish to trife with the Nses and
health Of the afflicted, and we sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no assertions as TO the virtue
of this medicine and 70 hold out no hope TO suf-
fering human ~ v.hch fact Wal no. warrant.
We ask the attention Of the canajd 10 few
considerations,
Nature "a every part Of her works, has left in
dllble Liarks Of adaptation and design.
TIE constitution 6fthe animals ard vegetables
o! the toyrid zone is such that they could noa
endure the cold CT the lrigid zone, and vice vey.
ya-
The Moss OF Iceland, and the Pine and wild
Cherry, are justly celebrated for the cure Of air
diseases OF the Lungs and Liver, which are so
ieariully prevalent in all northern attitudes
From combination Of Chemical Extracts, pro-
cured from this "Moss," and those Trees /" DR..
Wistar's Balssm Of VEG Cherry is chiefly form
ed.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for as.
AGENTS-P. p. Green, N. SAWYER. Keno
sha; ,; Johnson, A. Wainwright s. Co. Ra-
cine; Clarke d Woodruff, Lake & Williams.
h. Bosworth d Son, Milwaukee; C. J. True;
Rochester; Sheldon & Eastman, Burlington !.
Lewis Curtis, Geneva; c. II. Mckee, Delavana
Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE am-1a
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AIl-E1ealing Ointment
Of tire
W OI'ld's SaIVe =!

which a discerning public has applied to this
medicine for there is scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it viii not benefit have
used tor the last fourteen years for all diseases
Of the Chest, CONSUMPTION, and Liver. involving
the utmost danger and esponslbiity; and | declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has It failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach Of raor,ol means.
Wholesale and retail al the Grand Depot, 14l
FULTON ST, New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States.
). McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
l4l Fulton St Ny
e. NJ TUTTTE, Aujurn, " Y, Agent lor
y T., .jIjcI and Wis
Sold by Y. Samyer, p. p Green, Kon9sia;
D. 5. DecsH IEaHkegan; S. Johnson &. Co.,
Bennet d Hahe,c, Racine
.Ncr. /, 1850. I'm
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TITLE TO REAL ESTATE.

TIE undersigned has '"d fdl abstract Of the
title Of ever! parcv II Real Estate in hen9-ha county.
and prepared t0 furnish MI necessary information
inc tL ie to- or membranes upon, any parcel Of land
village lot ia said county.
Where is known that the title 10 Real Estate in this
county a ted by twenty distinct records and files CON
tanned SIXTY volumes and that these records kept
in eleven different Offices and in the three different counties
Of kcuoSha Racine ard Milwaukee,, Il IS evident that far
more than Is generally used, is necessary Inform
person Of the exact position OF Real Estate in which he is in
tcrts:,t.
Tho several abstract Books of the Records and Mortgages,
the Jgf -Ecn Records OF Tie L. ;. District Court and q
Sic courts uf hcuoshg county and Is 'cinn county, far
dIVEcube.tn- Their with the sales, viii 5c regularly
posted Ana cT,> made 10 perfect correct
ness considering the mistakes existing in tho indexes To the
earlier volumes of Records eli Racine county,, than be
ooiAa,da! a. examination Of the ull-Ia records.
JOSIAH BOND
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Height Of Na'ionS-Profcssor Forbes states
tn lrt,l - b rha taller on IN, average tian
either the English or the Scotch. Having
measured thousand of each nation he gives
tae following ~ the average height OF each
English, 6~a inches; Scotch, Gil; Irish, 10
and the age OF each > years.
a State Convention Of the Forwarlers Of New
y oTk has been held at Albany Tor the orr,asc
Of getting lie tolls On the Erie Canal rcduc-
cd.
On T. .1,v last We had quite a snow-storn-
falling pth of SIX inches. Tbs is quite a
relief fro.n the monotony of the winter, which up
70 this time has been mild with bare ground
Fea! du Lac Jar.
Accidental man whose name we have been
unable 70 ascertain, Jumped from the cars 1T
IeioT' Hill, this morning. ON their way 10 e.
g.0' vas seTer,Y, ifnot fatally injured Cb,cagO
|o"rHE. Jan. 5lst.
Fro.'".-Oac OF The drivers of the eastern
stage vas ;'oEon in his seat yesterday. 50 As
70 De almost entirely disabled when he drove up
10 the oficc.-Ib
4 F1s TaFs.-A box among other articles
nncailed for IN the Express o7ice in this city
was Soid al anc'Ian Yesterday for tr.Iiinc sum.
Inc 'ucNI payer upon opening it. had his eyes
RECALLED with lot OF very fine Js;c.lry.-Ib.
god f@cuSe.--A fond and pioas mother
thaS excused 10 aer pastor the apparent world
"hess OF her daughter at church: know the
gF' appears 10 an observer 10 be taken up with
worldly things, BAT yon cannot Judge correctly
o. me direction her mind really takes, as sae IS
little cross-eyed.
Inc last survivor of Cooks Voyages, is still
'Niag lie is John Beannite Walsh Wade, and
was born in New York at the time that it was
an English province. in 1851 He is now in
ms hnndredth year, and supports himself BY beg
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