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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Ertrocf n q Ltsss, f,o7n Gentleman % Dayton, O
DAYTON. May J, 1917.

EEt~1ci u Lttt1 fyo7n Gentleman az A'2yfoR q
DAYTON. May J, 1917.
"DP 4 NJ. MAURICE tU-Ay Dear Sir: The
Married IS omas's Pirate Medical Companion for
which l enclosed one dollar 20 your address, came
safely to hand. would not have troubled You with
hose few lines aat That impedec BY n sense
OF gratitude for NJ self and wife, 70 give utterance
70 our sincere ana Heartfelt emotions.
NJ wife haa been poreeptbiy sinking for SOME
three wears or more in consequence Of her great a-
rU.sL and su.ic,s1a sOTne months before and during
confinement; e-5-v successive one more and more
ieb.latod and arotrated her putting her life IN I'M
nliaent dancer ard which the last occasion,
despajred Of supposed that this state Of things YES
inevitable and -esfaned myself 70 meet the worst
At this time tnsa aoouc two monthsl heard yorr
book E5-blv Spoken al. rs containing some matters
hing NV case On its receipt and perusal' can
not express 20 vsu relief afforded my distressed
uind aud the ~ fs regcs impaired to my VIE, on
earning taat the great discovery Of II. N. Desc
u2eaux provided e11stv. i opened prospect 70
orc which little eercsipel vas possible. No pecu-
asry consideration cen ever repay the obligations
am un.fer 10 yea fer having been the means o. I'm
parting 20 ug I'll rl7.tars contained in The Married
Wonaas Prvare Medical Companion But ior
dis. ere anotasr ysar y.uui have passed over my
head. IN all human probability my vie would have
been in her grave and children lett motheiiess-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
Jayne's Family Medicines.

VHE UNDERSIGNED Is sole authorized Agent fo-
this place. for the above celebrated m cd
ciHes, Of which ne Is now opening large and fresh
supply THEO. RODOLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
FdiRegaE Point
FOUNDRY i!

Tue undersigned would respectfully say TO the
citizens of Mineral Point. and of the Mining re,
eion generally, that they have now completed their
FURNAcE. and are prepared % execute IN she very
best manner nearly every pattern Of casting either
Of Iron or Brass. that may be wanted.
The workman employed in this Foundry, being
all experienced hands in the business, and the es-
adjustment being under the immediate superln-
tendance Of Il gentleman whose skill was unsur-
aasse5 in the Ola Country the subscribers feel no
hesitation in saying hat they viii be able 10 fiji
Ill orders that may be entrusted To them, IN man
er that VII give entire satisfaction % all coEceT-
ned They have on hand a good supply Of Pig
iron, and will continue TO receive additions rs fast
the business OF the establishment shall require
Persons in want Of castings, viii please call
and examine their work
LANTON & WARNE
Mineral Point, July % $50
WANTED
At the above establishment. any quantity OF 81
Castings both OF Iron and Brass tor which lib
erai price viii be paid
42tf T. & w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
TEAS TL5Sl

o aPACKAGEs Inp,r.4i Young Fvscr C. -
= = Powder AM Hysou Teas. Also. B.a,,
Teas-very fne. Just rescued and Tor sale f..
{. u. CtBB~
Nay 22nd. 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
POWDER !!

SEUst receiving from Milwaukee. large quaint
- lies OF Blasting and sporting Powder Tor sal,
BY j. A. FAIBCHILD
Mineral Point. July 18th 1870 4au
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25

Ci7eaiT Coear low Co.sr1 NI.coNsIs-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
MOEFATS
life pills and Pi.enix Biiters.

These Medicines have now feen before the
a,il..ic for a period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, aud
4,lrirlsr that time have maintained nlgh chifac-
Ter in almost every nart 81 the gi"be "r th@ir eA
tr,oria.rv and Immediate power 81 restoring per
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
KIND of disease To which the human frame IS liable.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
By n. A n. ofATRICEAU.

Trcatetb Edition. 1870 Up 30. P,ice, 500
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIAL
LV FOR THE N4DRIED, or those coutenpla-
tig marriage ~ 1t iscoses i'm portaut secrets which
should be know 20 Them particularly
Here. every feEnaie-the wife, the motha~-the
one either budding into womaubood, or the one in
the decline of ve4rs IN whom nature conteInplates
su important chauxe-Can discover the causes. symI
toms ana the most .ficieut remedies and most Ger
tain node OF cure ia every complaint to which her
sex IS subject.
The revelations contained in is pages have proved
blessing to thousands, IS the innumcrable letters
received by The athar which he is permitted by the
writer's to publish win attest
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-25
FEVER AND AGUE.

For Tins scoUr-a of the western country iuesa
Medicines VII. be- found a safe, speedy, and Ger
tam remedy. Other medicines leave the svst a.H
subject to Z return oil the disaase--l cure by these
medicines IS pormaHant-IRY THEM BE
SATISFIED, AND EE CURED.
Bilious Eevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF ArrEr1E. AND
DISEASES or r'guALES-thcsa medicines nave been
used with the most beneficial results in eases Of
this description n iNG's Evil and ScRort-r,. in
IT'S worst forms. Yields to the 1niid vet powerful
action Vi these remarkable Medicines. Nom
oNGATs, NE8yous DEBILITY. Nervous Cox
PLANTS Of al kinds, PALrIrArIoy OF TIE HEAEr.
PAINTER 5 CoLIc, are sPeediy cured.
TERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose cons ltu'Iols have become M
paired BY the iniidcionz use of MEacUEY, win
find these Medicines perfect cure. rs they never
Gail TO eradicate from the system an the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations of Sarsapafiia. \ single trial viii
place them beyond tae reach OF competition, m
The estimation Of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFETTS
Several have lately been discuv cred, ana their
uefarous authors arrested both IN the city Of New
York ard abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT.
Prepared and sold by DR.. W j. MOFFAT.
1876 Broadway New York.
FOR SALE BY
Beech & TILLET. Mineral Point.
Evans & Co Do1eeEiile and
L :. ANsLET & Co Linden
The New York herald., 1851-07-15
Our philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, July Ia, iool
Eatai Railroad Accmeus-A S0tsnQni6sdic Feat
The Erbe. element Case held for Triai-Homicidc
T'ral-Launch, &c.
Another fatal accident has occurred on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, making the second in the last
forty-eight hours. The first happened near Nor
.gan's corner, on Sunday morning, by cross-tie
having been placed upon the track By soEe mali
.cious individual, Benjamin M'Daniells, of West
Philadelphia, losing his life in consequence The
second affair occurred last night near Mulerstown,
where COW upon the track threw off the locomo-
tive. George Calayan, jr, of this city (son Of the
police officer of the same name), was crushed be-
tween two cars, while standing upon the plat
form. and some say instantly kille A. His fa-
ther had gone up the road 10 see after his
son, who was young man about twenty-
three years Of age. The ,ather has been
very unfortunate in relation 20 his children having
but recently heard Of the death Of one, who followed
the sea, by being wept from the deck during
storm.
A somna5ulist living in the vicinity Of Lewis and
Thompson streets, last night precpitated himself
from the third story of the house in which he lived
and but for his fall being brokeS by the limbs Of
tree beneath the window, must have been killed.
As Il was, he escaped with a few bruises.
Edward ID. Yates was this morning held in
$500 in each Of the two cha ges Of embezzlement
Of letters from the Post Office, while employed as
Cicrk. One charS Is Ior elAOeLL-ig a letter with
$40 in il, and the other with enclosure. Tae
csse will me up before the aited States District
Court on the 18th Of Angus. Mr.. Yates has com
menced suit against Postmaster W Whte and others,
for a conspiracy.
VIM. Stetler, recently brought on from Baltimore
or counterfeting United States coin, has been .on
mitted in default Of 81, 600 bail, TO aus yer.
The trial Of Allan Noeker, c0!ored man, for the
murder Of Dennis BrawstOa, a white man, com.
menced this morning.
The steamship Benjamin Franklin made a splea.
did launch, at three o'clock, this afternoon, from
oerly & Sons ship yard, heusington.
Cosivessels are scarce, and many, in addition to
, those here, would find employment at profitable
freights
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

MrErER NEAR HAcKENsACR, y. J.-On Friday
afternoon, about a mile from Hackensack. an Irish
man, a stranger called at the house OF Mr.. Black
icy. snd requested food which was given him.
alter be had finished his meal, he commenced in
sul;irg the females of the house took infant from
tie cradle end threatened to take u away. The
screams OF the wsmen brought in SimOa Demarest,
a neighbor. who pacihed the fellow, and ne went
away, but shortly after returned, when ID. was
again called. but the rishman refused to leave, and
came az u. in q menacing attitude. ID. ran toward
his work. and the stranger followed him. Arriving
IN the meadow, he took cast-steel pitch-iork and
ran il nearly through De head, IL having entered
iust above the right temple: he then drew il out
and gave him the second wound with il in the reg
Of tue heart. causing instant death. / he alarm
so9n spread. when the citizens apprehended bin,
but with a yolen, struggle. lie was hnaliy thrown
bv some Of TIE peigh 5ors. when Richard Doremu =,
obtaining a large sized pitshfork, and placing v
across his neck. pinned bin TO the earth, and thus
neld him until further aid came to hand. aud the
riscreant is safely lodged in Hackensack jail
Jfcry Gin Trfgprgi. JniV IL.
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WAstfi~lr July j ISL
To ~ EfffoT = ~ Jinicn Srs-l hope you VIII,
through your paper % allow the earliest op
DO tuniiy that can be afforded to my return 70
a. rtt 10 contradict the unfour ded and slauderous
rort Which have been circulated during the temporary
hserct g my brother DR. A. Gardiner in relation %
the award made in hi favor hy the Board OF COnmis-
a, ners under the treaty With Mexico
IL has been alleged that Mr. Porte had stated that my
brother had confessed declared that he had obtained
his award by false forged evdeHce Mr. Porte-who
aow In this cty-uttery and indignantly denies this al
lsaation as viii be from the following letter at
drestd BIZ him 70 me and which received on my arri
val here snd Of which give literal traDslaon 20 Wit
NV HoaE, Jult s. lS5l. .
Dear iir hsvs just returned from the country where
rave passed ev days in pleasure excurson sbd yest
bss been ny surprse learning throufh friend What has
bsen pubi IN The newspapers In reference 70 your bro
,hers Gle m, and conversation held With me. =, d.,
think ny duty 20 declare " you without any os oi
time that everything asserted coming from me bsse
fssehood and any person % sense can easily per
esvs because who could suppose yeyr o.
sra nersonp As regards myself am incapable OF supp?s
irv thovs riure fellow and much less Noul
40 90 With persons whom esteem and WHO honor M Wy,
N cir friendship. With ths assurance, you are ~ osrtI
81 ats snv use you may deem proper Of thr letter snd
believe % be. ss ever, your TREND VINO
-.rc.v,oso o.pptSyn, Esq, washington City.
Anv statements or speculstions preJudicial 70 my
brothers REPUTATION, or TO the validity on ms CA IN
rsy be very and very easily contradcteo OF eA
plsinsd
While court full investigation Of the subject IN
behalf o. my brother may also hope thst tne pubic
viii give credencs slsnderous and idle reports
regard 70 him. My brother win return In f.v-eek,
will have no doubt be prepared 70 protect bis reputa
tion. however or W vhomaoever sssailed
Very respectfully, your obeiient servant,
4 J CARLOS GARDINER.
The New York herald., 1851-07-15


On Mondsy morning Ju.y -. siier n short illness,
PfrtR KrMHir of Isaac Ogj.n, In the 31th year
of his age.
The relatives and friend a the family aud the mem
h.rs Of Oriental Itlko SO - D. of " p resIect-
fully invited attend the funeral from hu late resi-
deuce 1s2 West lnty fourth street on Tuesday after
noon. at O'Clock
on Monday, July 10 PsrRrN c. HrsRrso, aged "a
years
Ills friends and the embers Of the Fourteenth ward
Police department. invit q 10 attend his funeral
frtms22 Elizabeth street on Tutsly afternoon at
O'Clock
At wiuiamshurs L on Monday morning July II,
GsosoE X Bss-rrt. only son ~ Henry and Rebecca
Dupuy. aged j. ysafs and ~ days.
The fuusraa vii ;ake plare this Day, Tuesday. the
18th, az I oclo,k n from his late residence, ~
South Eigl street Williamsburg. 70 Which the friends
Of the family are respectfully invited.
In pnurhbeepsie the ith pf July MsHv, the wife
q Matthew yasesr Jr
Ths relatives ana friends sns those q n smily are
respec fully invited 90 attend hCr funeral at Ptufsa-
keepse. on "wednesday aft,snoonythe sth inst, ss 4
O'Clock
On the l3h of July CoN1aE FLoos in the 10Th year
rfhis sgc
IIs funeral vii take Place from his athers resiLencs
10 the Catholic Jurisl GfVnnd, "a .a'en I.laId On
Tue edsy the 18th inst at ttek Iis fries1s arr
respectfully invited 90 stvtnd
sued'nly AZ ssrsi :, spdngs. July "a JotHsH
second son a. JothaD ard Euphenia A. fountain.
lie remains will b. sinterred at Tarfytcwn. .
In Brooklyn July II Ksrt yctJreti Chid tt hieA
W and Clara lDlsy "a hs2te,
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NEWS BY THE AIL6.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALriMoRE, July IA,

BALTIMORE, July IA, 1851.
-Ihe ITuthv-Anothr VaN Sfrsd Bank IN Mary
x,rd-Ureck Raissrs-C -CosImrce-Northar Tour
of tie Gorenor Of Maryland-7hs Executions
Lasnch, &c
Immediately after the eclipse of the moon, on
saturday night copous supply Of rain fell In this
region, which was much wanting for the safety OF
the osts and corn.
The Bank of Salisbury, Md, Wall street con-
ceru, like the Bank of Millington and the Havre de
Grace Bank is still issuing notes, but meets with
little or no success in circulating them within the
borders of the State. Even in the county where
the bank is located, no one but the ignorant will
touch them and in this city they only taken to
be sent off post haste to the brokers for discount.
The capital stock is held in Wall street, having
been recently purchased by some of the patent
banker there, so TO use its notes to bolster up
some equally rotten concern in one OF the Eastern
States.
The brig Chatsworth, Capt. Gordon, for the
rurpose of raising the wreck of the u. ). steamer
Missouri, sailed from this city on Saturday eve
ring, having on board the following, Passengers;Ec
John L. Gowan, the cont actor; Mrs John 4.
Gowan, and James B. Robb, of Boston-the
latter bearer of despatchest TO the Med erranean
Hi Chafhn, of Worcester, Mass, Nj. l.. Con-
verse, and six divers
The number of vessels, exclusive of bay craft,
within the port of Baltimore up to the close of last
week, was 7 ships, l5 barks, 10 brigs, and 10
schooners, making in the aggregate eighty-two, OF
which number four were for the West Indies; one
each for Rotterdam, Rio Janeiro, San Francisco,
Liverpool Pacific, Valparaiso, Africa, Bremen,
Amsterdam, London, Bermuda, San Bias, River
Platte, and Spanish Main.
Governor Lowe, of Maryland, an his lady, leave
Baltimore this morning, for tour through the
Northern States and will probably extend their
visit, after lea wing the Falls of Niagara, to NJ,
treal and Quebec. His object in leaving at the
present time is escape the opportunities of the
friends and relatives of the four men under sen,
tence of death, well as TO convince them that al
hope of reprieve is useless that they may devote
their few remaining weeks to preparation for fu-
ture world.
The hanging of the three Cosden murderers at
Chestertown on the Sth Of August, will attract an
immense as:emblage of the people from Maryland
and Delaware. Already preparations are making
for steamboat excursions from this city.
The splendid propeller steamship Palmetto, one
of tbe regular line to run between Baltimore and
Cha rleston was launched on saturday afternoon,
from the yard of Capt. ]. A. Robb. It's expected
that she viii be ready for service IN about SIX
weeks
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TelegTap1ic Repotrs.

NV OHLIANH JuIJb 1901.
Cotton bas been easier f0r the lower grades sn,e the
receipt Of the sdvices by the Canada while the higher
qualities have been The quotations for strictly
middling Sc and fair IO5sc yhe sales Of yesterday
we're LOO, and to day they reach 600.
Nrw OPtt.Ss July II. 1851.
The total cotton receipts tf the ut this port
have been fsIGcO bales against $4,000 last The
-tcok hand smounts % $1,000 and the sales of the
week have been 1900 bales Tobacco i active num-
Der e French reported 20 be IN the
Vet GALES have tren male during the week q $500
bhds ExchArge-Steriug h quoted az 10, and New
York 60 days ga discount Cotton freight to Liver
pool are at -. -
CuARtvsroN July Is. ISL
The sales tf cotton yesterday w"fr go bales prices
rsrgir Y from 81 20 &C.
BrFraLo. July H. 1851
Receipts since Saturday .-Flour. 1000 bbls.; wheat
corn L. bus hes The market for -four has been
dull in ocnseuuence q the steamers news Wheat Is
held aloye the views of huycrs The foreign news has
unsettled the market for corn and sales orth
porting have been made. Olts continue steady at last
quotations Fr,ights are unchanged.
AtR,NY. July IL 1851.
Tue receipt; e ~ past fortycght hours have been =
Flour. $500 bbls what, 1000 bushels, corn. 4lfOO
bufh,ls In -four the ransactions were limited TO 500
tbs = cat v firm, but dull, sales Of 1000 bushels at
10Cc. T. Eens-sn The corn market has been easier
since .enmcr's Sales l50oO bushels at 54c a
5sc for nxed Western and SC for yellow round l500
bushels oats sold At 4otsc.
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

PnfLaDxIrmA. July lifirst B.ars-sSe Wilma rt,SIn
Us Coal &c b $50 ~ shares Penn Railread, i& ~
Ctmmercsl Bark "a, 80 lco Morris Z. nal lp's. AMER
Sal.s-i shares Morris Canal los leo Reading Railroad,
~; % do "a Second Boar9-slo9 hlleghsny Co 6s:
g1s,: 10 shares Wilminrton Railroad l' Mechanics
Rank q PrnnsylvAnia Railroad ais; IChes aud Del,
ltSt, AMER SalCs-dD shares Reading Railroad, ~
BaLrIsoRr, July la-Steck Boerd-i shares Bank Of
baltimore -; do "A, Baltimo-e and Ohio Railroad,
7l, % DO time. 70; ~ DO, time IN q York and Cum.
betlnud Railroad, 92
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

JuLv l4-Ths minutes Of the last proceedings were
read and approved.
some bills, amongst which one to Mr.. Mcaowan,
for $50 services Secretary TO the Board OF
SCISSORS for the year 1851 were ordered to be paid
The report Of the Committee ON Annual Taxes in re-
lation to laws transmitted by the Comptroller,
ceived, and ordered on file.
The report Of Committee Annual Taxes on petitions
for increased compensation to for 1851
ordered to be printed.
The Board adjourned to Monday next.
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sH4PPfMo.

nACIyIc NAIL sTEANsaIP CogPb.NY-oHLY
i Through LiBs-rare Reiy.Sd -0h SATURDAY, yay o. a.
,root IN The spls ndt aorble engine svesuship CHE
puEIE ~ tons turhen, Bsrfy wadle, tommsrder. will
ssii rrecis u oooos n, from her pier at the foot Of
Wafteu street ~ r. with tae Governms Nails drsct for
Isvats and Chhgres Chsfres pssssnfers 'tansieret ~
IIavans the sretdid double engine steamslip LALEOs
ronbefenr with te regular mail sieamshp NUkTHERNbs
a. sail iron PaaNma aboBt the 18th q Anguat foe
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pn...nx.r. Arrixed,

NV oRttkNs-ship Snas Holmes. Nos hs;iy. su
pvrse Nrs ME Evilina H. GeOrgiane Hnrieta, asd Mas
ser harty MRS hDi,psush, Miss Ma'a Mss Os'v, as
ea,ad esd snd nurse. Miss Msris Mss Faney Iastsr
J. and Y and Mr. COnrsd A MorewoBd, Mr Mag, ar
ria i iarsire-t y IN the etserege.
The New York herald., 1851-07-15


arrived-Bark Rowan, Trieste via Messina-
Lucerne Havans June o. LIST inst lat y ~, Ion
struck BY iixtninc Which carried avay royal
royalyart head ot main topnsst aud rsily njuring
the head mainmaEt ~ also carried away the opsai
tile deck started the alter hate covering
and stove hhds of Bases large quantities ~ water
eut the hold before the deck could be repaired -
sohrs John A Dix HabnAh d, EiiIa Lawrence, and ID
pissredIshp ranisi webster. Liverpoo bark Charles
Thompson NOrlsans brig Capt Tom, PhIadephiS sehr
Argus TredsricksburG bsshion, hlork, . trtxta
Arr,ved-sehr Jane Alice. Boston. -,
Arrived-schr Pioneer. NYork
Arrived Brir Isahelin Reed York, with Ices Of boat
stiit salls. nc; July 7, bosk Llerellyn, Nfork -.
Ns~ ORLEANS, JulT6.
Arrived-slip Joseph Badger, NYork
Arrived-ship Emerald Pacific 1870 sp spoke, May TO-
lat 81 s. ~ ship Three Brothers from Paciho for Nan
tuchet HtOsp Heard from in Feb At scrye Island shp
ss5r. Ellen RsSmsn HYork, Geo Gibbs. Phi.dsgha.
saed-Brig Rebeccs Francis. Phlsdephia schrs Iser'
o; JACK, do. .-. - =,
AuiveJ-Schr Eossuth. NIork. - ,,,,
srri,ed-schr Y Lewis. HYork.
Clrared-Brig Hibssnis Havsna. - =,
ssLEs. July u.
Arrived-sehr kslsntic NYork. -. M =
sailed lth-Sahvs North Carolina Charleetoni W m
Baird Stabbs Phaielphia l2th, Maria Theresa DO @ss
denried. do.
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

At mirn. July :. hy Rev Mr.. Dickinson Mr.. Mosrs
Baip1t~. of proOhlyu l. I. TO M.rs May H. Mus.
daughter - 'lr Richard Mills of III RI y V
on tie nth of une at - Peter church. Twenteth
street, hv the Rev Dr Canned Mr WV W LADD Of
Chicaro 10 Mics ssR,H VI PHltirs oi New York
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MEDICAL.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature and Of delicate Diseases
and all the kindred aections-illustrated by great
ber oolored plates large by Homer
Bostwck M lecturer surgery and diseases of the
edon price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Journal 1t be said fearlesy TO be equal
90 Ricord or Actons family Of Diseases
and superior anything of the kind published in
this country" Author of The Family Physician; price
rs cents Author Of work on Self abuse and its deplo-
ST For sale at the publishers STRINGER TOWNSEND,
222 Broadway; and BY the au thor, 50l Broadway.
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City Inspector's once, July u. 1851

The two of in the above table were
Twenty and First who died on
day last the other lad. named John Slater 81 Chat
street. who died the Sth inst. 1t appears young
Wyerks had been bitten by dog about month ago.
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IPrR srrsm,Hrp FRsNHItN-Additionall
,oxNn Junp a,-On Daniel fSNl Wckhaua, from NYorl

TrER SrrAMsHfP fRsNHLtN-AdtitionalI
Dovrh, June e,-on Daniel tS~), wiekham, from NYork
for Hull, -
CRky,spNp, June at-Sld Devonshirc NYork.
GRprNOcK, June sid Saml Cunard, NYorh. -
Irv,RpooT, June YS-hrr Aeia (sJ Judkns, NYOrk,7 %
pN Cola slater NOrleans Europe, Harris Philadephai
Alex Grtnt, Alexander kOrleans Gsors Brodie. sayao'
NAH 10Th John Courier Charleston Sid 2sth Por,land
Power, Apascbicols: Igb, GIeenmAn spencer Nf9rE
Dupisp sksfsd, Portland Me- pth, star Of the West,
Low b.r PhilsaeJhis; II Shepherd Ainsrorth. Nfork'
July l. Hamlet DO: John II Jarvis Boston; Underwater.
Shpley, \ York. Vanguard do. .
Entd Tor Gg Plymouth kcot, Caldwell for Boston, Ju-
pius Coorer CITY Point Joshua Msuran Barton and Hori-
gou. Thompson. EOrleans Kalamsnoo, savage; Andres
Forster hon crton Nssglra, smith Rip ysn Wrinkle Ba-
ket sad Josaph Malhtr Hoxie, Nfork; shepherd Ia
vis Port mouth; Arthur, Talbot, Portland.
Ioruor, June a--Fntd sut Yorkshire, Nlork.
TrslEE June SID Souvenir. Nfork.
mIscELLANEOUs.
In~pos July 1.-The Rambler, Of Seansea IRON newport
for SYork spoken with June .. lat D ~ Ion ~
totally dsmatsd the previous day, ana supped
with tpArs and roJea by the Antigua packet
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

nR GOODS EXTRACT or COPAYfA. A CERTAIN
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