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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

GE~ERAL pkkLKR
Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions, Drugs Medicines
Steel Ware, Lumber aRd Shingles.
yellow stone, ~ i-s vs. ~ n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

MAN SHoT.-A young man by the name Of
Soaper, in custody of the sheriff of Jones Co.,
was brought to this city on Saturday night,
and lodged in jail for shooting and robblng a
man, name not known-) p
The facts as far as we have been able to
gather them, are, that the Two were travelling
together, the stranger in pursuit of land and
The other for amusement. Soaper decoyed the
stranger off into a ravine in the vicinity of
Fairview and watching his opportunity, shot
him, the ball passing in at the back ofthe head.
and coursing around and lodging under the
ear. The stranger fell senseless and remain
ed in that condition for some hours, when he
recovered his senses, craw led short distance
and sheltered himself under ledge of rocks
He remained there during the night of lst
inst, and on the morning Of the ID, emerged
from his cavern retreat and crawled to the
road. where be was picked up by some travel
ers and conveyed to comfortable quarters
Upon examining the strangers pocket 1t was
found that he had lost about eighty dollars,
which was probably the incentive with his
Young Soaper for the commission of this flag
rant deed. Soaper was pursued. caught,
brought to this city, and lodged in Jail, where
he will await his trial.-Niner's Erpress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FRUSTRATED. -
w understand that Brodie, now in Jail in
this city, preparatory to being sent TO the Iowa
Penitentiary for five years, for passing coun-
terfeit money, broke out on Thursday night.
Having picked the lock which fastened the
chain, he seized the opportunity when Mr..
Smith, the guard on duty entered, to knock
him down with it, and then made his escape.
As soon as the guard recovered from the stun
ming blow, he, together with James Reddan
pursued the fugitive. Reddan returned to the
jail Mr.. Smith kept up the pursuit down
Main street. Opposite the store of F. v.
Goodrich. smith shot at Brodie, after order
ing him to stop, the ball struck the heel o t
Brodie's boot, and tripped him. Smith then
struck him over the head with his pistol, un-
til he was incapable-of resistance. He was
then secured and taken to prison.
Itis believed that a concerted scheme is in
operation to rescue Brodie; various circum-
stances calculated to excite suspicion, have
occurred which we forbear to mention. We
will only add that man calling himself
Briggs from Wisconsin. had sundry inter-
views with Brodie said he was going TO
accompany him to Fort Madison; offered him
money to purchase such articles OF comfort as
he might need, &c. &c.
/ We are happy to find that the watchmen
are vioilant and efici Il, and we are pleased
to record this instance of courageous and faith
4 fuI discharge of duty on the part of Mr.. Smith.
/ Miners ErpreSS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
EMl1iAIEN afOt "a,

kiiitKFs BY BARNARD, -FK4ksLJ>, WIS.
EiiS5k No exerIioss viii be spared 10 ensure the
A~@ comfort of ] raveiiers and others who may give
him call sept. i6, ISL. nf6I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

Ep. EFA7EsETDN, ". ID.
PHYSICIAN AHB SURGEON
Franklin, Iowa County, Wis y5-n7-5y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
WILLIAM p. pEREsUnE,
nENJAnIN q. Scott,

ATTORNEY AEp coU-sKLLoE Al Law AsD LAND aaEST.
ylroqua, BID AK .. Wis. u37,5 lyp6n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

GEO. D. WILDER, VI, D.,
PHYSICIAN < ~ RECON. OFFICK-Tw0 doors west
[ OF the Post OHice, Mineral Point Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
A YARN ABOUT sNAkss--SAlDr TO BE TRUE.

A Yarn ABOUT SNAKES TO BE TRUE.
One of our most respectable citizens, resid-
ing within the corporate limits of the city, has
related to US that two years ago a small green
snake was discovered on his grape aTbor by
some member of the family. 1t was not DIS
turbed or molested in any way. Little Sna-
ky seemed to understand and appreciate this
exemption from the curse pronounced against
the serpent tribe, and has ever since continu-
ed its habitation in the arbor. During the
time it has grown to quite respectable length,
and become perfectly domestlcated, and re-
cognizes at once any member Of the family;
allows itself to be caTessed; and in gathering
grapes has not unfrequently TO be pushed out
OF the way. Bot let stranger approach II,
and az once il manifests its displeasuTe, and
will allow no familiarity. This is every word
true On inquiring the probable cause of its
attachment to the grape arber, and its domestl-
cation-or rather civillzation-the idea was
suggested that possibly the juice of the grape
and the fine shade afforded by the vines, ia-
fuenced the selection by his snakeship, and
that the former had no doubt brough; the ame-
lioratng and humanizing habits he had con-
tracted. Our worthy Informant IS uncom-
promisingly down upon the ''ardent," and
thinks It's constant use as drink is altogeth-
er brutalizing, bringing Its votaries upon a
level with the crawling reptiles of the earth.
On the other hand he is inclined to believe that
the juice of the grape-concocted as il is into
various wholesome and pleasant wines-has
a tendancy to elevate, humanize, etheriaize.
He cited the temperate habits of the people of
wine producing countries, and their high ap-
probation of the beauties of nature and love
of rural pursuits, proof of the fact We
may, therefore, deduce from this argument,
that such influences operating upon the snake
in question, have brought it to its present civ
ilized state and kindly disposition. Mobile
Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

Il TIE Cholera has made ts appearance az
Wheeling Va Twelve eases occurred. seven Of
which terminated fatally.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
l.. q. IEICBEE, ne"tisi

psy--zs Practices In Mnera Point, laltevilie, and
--1ALJ SbulIsbarg sTciUsIrS3y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

SURGEON, AND ACCUUCHER,-
e High street, Mineral Point, " Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18

lcrIpExT The Steamer FjHgHrisr collapsed
her anes before Griggssiile, the Illinois river
or the .oih ult-. six PeTsons soadod slightly no
oue killed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
OUR MINNESOTA CORRESPONDENCE.

MEssRs. EDIToRs -
After an absence Of a month.
am at home again The poor Exile Of Erin
felt no isolated emotions stirring within him. v hen
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amounting to s2lsoeo rhess bonds payable in tho
City OF New York the LIST day of January 1854 with
the exception OF $40 Geo OF the amount which are made
parable on the Is. Of January, 1865.
During the year ending the 30h November 1851, the
Trustees have tod their office in Washington. OF the
for the Of Si23475 ID This shows increase
OF sales Of 35 254 AZ loo acres and S70i92 81 the
receipts CT the last yesr The demaLd for canal
nds in this district has uninterrupted during the
year aud there Ia every TO believe will
tnue for the year 20 The sales, shown by
this office and from the character Of the pur
chasers not made 10 ,ulators bat 20 actual set
tiers, for purposes az Improvement
The total quantity Of land in the Vincennes District
which has been sold by the crustees is III 501 100
acres, leaving uosold 81 yet 6l91T0 20. 100
a. the Land flee ~ LogarspoTt, the total receipts
on account OF lands west Of rppecanoe, the year
ending Nov 80 1881 bIys besn S7S 9 Of which the
sales The number of sofa daring this period has
been &c 3lT 43le0 The increase receipts account
OF these lands last year has been flo 9Sl 49, There
is yet remaining uDsoid OF these lands Including tho
new selections, the quantity Of .66IS 54lt0 acres.
The total receipts sooount Of lands east OF TPpe
canoe, for the year been f339i2 So being an in.
the recipt for last year Of so 042 49, Ths
quantity of yet unsold OF hs grant 81 05lc0
In this necton u is proper to mention that there
lie still claim OF the state upon the General Govern
ment for 33oeo or land being tae quantity when
the State would be entitled select II the length Of he
naygabe feeders computed in ascertainDg the en-
tire length OF the canal
The annexed statement exhibits tie value Of foreign
dry goods entered at this port for pon for
housing, and withdrew from Wirehouss, during the
week ending the 5tb Inst
MOVEMENTS FoREtGu Dry Goors.
E.tya,
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Balance on hand Ist Dec 1851 ...... Sr705io ~
Leaving on hand let Dec 1851, si7o540 ~, Of which
amount s267l1 90 was deposit in the city OF New
York. . - -, - -. oo.x
If March M has been continued the LIST OF De-
cember with the exception Of the interruptions caused
nv the unprecedented rains which occurred In the
months of May June, July and august issi apo WHICH
caused loss of not less than one month OF time
The Trustees have received during the year endn on
the 1st of November 1851 the SUN OF SlIeoz 10 ior
tolls showing gain Of 2l2i IS over the tolls oil the
previous year. :,
The line OF canal finished and in operation during the
year has extended the crossing Of the West Fork OF
White river, Atty Ave miles below Tsrre Hau.e and
(2sD two hundred and eighty miles from the state
line.
The unfinished divisions Of the canal at the date OF
the last report were
LIST, The Newberry division from Point Commerce to
Newberry- seventeen miles
I'd The Maysyile division, from Newberry to Mays
viile-tyenty. three and fourth miles
Sd The Petersburg division from Maysvle to Peters.
burg sixteen snd three fourth miles.
4th The Evansville division, from Petersburg to
Fvsnsyile--ffty four and one-half miles.
IRE Nevbe1Ty division Is nearly finished and the
water was let into It. to the crossing OF white river early
in June , e,-p, y ~.
ing further outlay OF less than $500 20 ermpete IT,
This division will be finished and opehsd ior use III ee
spring which will extend the navigation 70 Msyse IN
Davies county. -. ~,
The Petersburg division is in forward state, aud,
according TO the estimates Of the Resident EnBineer
work to the amount Of SOS 00l only remains TO oe per-
formed TO finish IT, t,. -
the line was let to Messrs Forrer, Sturges Hosier
The estimated cost OF the division Is bsdl 5ll-tne
smount Of work done up to the lat November 1871 Is
S2e7G5l showing wots 70 De done 70 hasn " ~ lne
nm 10 thia time the Trustees have issued to the con-
Irsctors in compliance the contract forty three
Lends Of tie Board Of rrsess, IN sumI oi $So eacn
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RowlaY rAEATnE-DooRs oPENATsy CURTAIN
pssss The s'o Of PAUL ss c III.
tsT.sa S:sss: Seven: H' Hsss 1Ass':
l I2 ToGs Be % bSa,n 's
sd wS A. M aSds sS,s aTsUn
Mr. Glenn S It, Leon Mt Taylor Corporal canseen. Mr.
2uRroN.s THEATRE, CHAMBERS srRsxr-DooRs
Pfc fr SsH
s' H 6x
Mr. fsrs ne o 2y Mr. p h sl
Mr. n9in az WIdsw Warren. ME- Hughes soghia Mis-
NM T. sSl 1 :sS.
Sls Mr. rsa Larry Mr. Ros Gg G.asc
Boxes A osnss orcSosr. Tsss ot g Ssas
SfSI%EB ri
mend MI W. q. Jones; Duke Of Baesa Shsa, ar CLARKE
Ounce pSssa s wsss M9s Sbtpsis ca.s T aG,w
70 sonei1aS Wl.h to drama q me TsEsCn sPY-Msi
nad 1S0 Mr. Dc 0'u Af Ar
RhRNuMs AMERICAN HusEUN.-P. n BARNUH
n ssassF ana 81 Ssn G A9o
t9imanee ~ ein children under 10 years: ~ o lo
perform the popular irana d Tis Botse I 6s
s o @ss f poS s5siS DON IN A m
lNering at oeI5ek she sseeiased, touching aud comic
Tbciacy xiGa Mettayer tho othos asracser 81 sno @ Il
the cen panY sfer Whtoh. tho mugoA piece OF SWISS
SWAlNs Ths Chinese Beauty and Tho Chinese Esi'y q
ak pernona the Ken Moor Diamonds SAC Happy Family
she Shpose noveltiea &c No. vsbla a. aiross S horss
1oHkicTY's 0PRRA HousK, HECHANICs HALL no.
- ~ Ifoadyay above Grad asIaes-opsn oyecy high,
durius the week until Further notice The rgnai and wei
RnoWD Christy hnattela eompg ~ efficient sna yer
sate eorps Of s1iented sEd experienced pertormrs,
unaer tho manaEement Of ~ ~ Chfssv whoae In
bi9 cry Tor o. ave yoare have been received
WITH favor by highly respectable snd Bio audiences
1ickets = cents Deere open ~ 6s end will at
II O'Clock Tho patrons Of ChrtYs Bnstres are re3reo.
iu uiomed that Ohe Saturday afternoon
eoninned On Saturday next Feb. 7.h annual benefit
W. L.. Porter.
syRAEELIE HusEU& 40 CHATHAM aQUAKg, OEE
A. block above tho National Theasye-Georxa Lea soy
perfor afternoon and sfen
ig ntcrtAni1cn 70 In .he sfSernoon thkas
O'clock and II the evening o,,oes ma
entertainments ac varod and select and such ~ can NJ
sven At no esbor psoo Of entertainment In New York co
Essng Of Iea6 fomAc EAhopxn Opera Trrre: sso Acns
urcsore, bhe ssroagcb in she world who wiI bgsas
any 1sope the audience choose 10 oer h; gill siEe
challenge TO kin BULLOCK" With hs clerehes
hst Tor Eny sui3unt moneys Troupe of Model AptstS
who selected for ther beauty figure and who Ee
tomato number OF bsIuui tahlesuk pGnY Of hYsA
Cn who srouah variety OF fosts OF and deg
ser.Yi company Of Hsc and Female Lrsiets who u3u
Cyo IN exhibition Of Ma rbo Bsstuary uneqused In th
world together wish variety OF interesting Ieorrnare
eyory afternoon and evening FOR particulars Gee bts al
each day. AdnlssenSosss in Private Boxed 20 crpss
ghase Seats. SIN oens; Boxes. IS een Psrsussss rss
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EXPNEsS AGENCIES, so.

A DAMS & CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
~ ana Parcel Express. per U. 8 Nail steamer Empirs
City, Hendsy, Fobruary Our next regular sen-
monthly Express for California. via Chsres and Papsms
will be desps tched in charge Of enc Of freight
sgents by the u s. Mail steamer Empre Cisy. Monday
9th inst a. oelceh r. Slipper, nencirs TO scnd BY
Express urgently requested to deliver thes
goods With vocss before saturiav 7h % large
freight by this steamer Everything must be
made water proof or will DO ~ owners risk No
should exceed l2s lbs veishs Small parcels will rcceiv-
cd until O'clock T. NJ usual No Cu,om House fses
and no charge for Consular certificates.
ADAMS II CO., 10 and Is Wall ssrees
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AGE CIV.

yNoRTHlNeToN @. sNKrHEN CONTINUES TO
w practise law in The Supreme Coura st.eDd
before Congressto prosecute olains and see
aEsinss the Departments sad Boards OF Cemmisonerstc
procure pa.en.s Al homo and sbroadao obtain
bounty landao collect detts, dividends egrnies
risances In sny part The unised s.sso and in foreign
oeunteeto mAks lnveetenc Of unds In and sooes
snd bond and rortgageand 70 negotiate the puross
and sale Of loang lands and rgho sny ss.te ~ m
Union. Particular attention rai 10 Caforni, land sts
oerng 20 sho United States Sapremc Oour on 40
peal Communicationg rre-raid addroaeod 10 W. o. Spc
then, No. CARROLL Placs, Cspso, uil WashirSsc1, D.
will ees With prorpt Attention.
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SHIPPING.

yB>HR NEW YORK. AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATas
rss steamers The ships pcslns shs Line sYc shs
folle wing ATLANTIC, Captain West.
FAClEIC, Captain Nyc.
AECTlC, Captain Luce.
HALTiC, Captain Comssooi.
ADRIArIC, Captain Grafton.
TEeso SHIPS having been bulls by contract expressly
vosnmens service has their coz.
ssruction.as In thor engnes-to Gsrength and
lea for elegance and comfort.
Pfoe Of passage from New 10 Liverpool In rYst
cabin S n second do s70 Ixoiusive oxsrs Vie
state. rooms, $780,
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and go.
An experienced guraoon attached 10 each ship,
No berth secured until paid for.
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There has been great falling of in the amount Of dry
goods entered for consumption The Withdrawals have
been larger than usual but with this the value put
upon the market was small compared with previous
weeks this year This tends to keep down the aggregate
for the The humboldt from Havre just arrived
has very valuable cargo board net yet entered Re-
mns for next week will without doubt show very largs
receipts for foreign dry goods
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MEDICALs

- 1900, SSsnn u.T.. ,s,ysr. --.~c-~-.-,-~,~
NJ delicate diseases. Corner Canal kad
Far tetef the unfortunate tsest shsn 20 10 An
Of the igncrant hurtrss Delay come 40 us Won
hsys 70 come last. ften will be prssfs teyort ~
fec w srssA CsSsJsassas rsivsss 4 medical Ssss
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NlEn YORK AND PHILADELPHIA pIRgCT.-u. s.
~ Mail and Exprces Iirce through in ~ hOnrr. NJ r..
Raiiroad via jersey Clay, leaving New York as a.
w. foot Of CortlAndt streets A, n and r. NJ Liberty
street, Ysss rsdueed 70 - sor frs, class and % 81 r
kots sold In te above lines through luggage carried
In tne z. n. aro nom New York. With Through con.
anchors.
~ lstelphis NJ 10 aoocx, A, NJ from pier NO. l. Moran
foct CT Battery prce ~ atsambost JOHN FUTT ER
Asy, ssKasAns - fnAAaaepnsa q
z y rsrs sa ssessd sisss. - snig{Aqs Inc - ~ 4
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nooToR cooPsR1 40. 3RooskEEGT srnEgr xAT
~ to confulted Al dref6ea, from A. H. TO 10 Nj
his Tho Does0rs rorraten In tho traaraont
.osy,cs up wni.h daily sesAs,
acent guarantee intelligent public, pendent Of
praoNos oil y yseys.
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DRoAp WAY TuEATRs-r a xA.sa.T. -,
hHyD An1n ~. a. -. - AncaAiI bOLA
.s.vn-Doots vpeh .sv5s " eyta Ieaoe ~ ocIook
sn1 nIuuon ~ cons rsy ires Ana VIPER ers
satnpS .HLte D91ss 20 ana 70 neHshs OF Sr Collins
srsSt. eyenns rep; q MI oe psrs rIaed the opersuo
iins ~. 9, rhuL SLIfrohD fkel lhiord Mr. Col
Dsvidge; scarlet Jack Mr Brnnton. Luey Br.ndon hss
julia Could Mas sis Hme PonI, ia
conclude with MR. AND MRS LffLYWnITE-Mr LiIy.
white, Mr.. Davidge; Mrs Lilv vhise NJ Verne,
49, 80 $50,
NJ lBLo'S GARDKN-ARTIsr9 NJ N npR.
ra under the direction Of Nvnar, pssSsnj
Doors AZ half psst 6; commence eac. TinLsAc
TO all psrte tf the eetablahment 60 rrri ~
positively last time Dorizetti'a graaa oporao Of -
Incl, e,gr rUoin M Pd.i "a hshhh .0R- -
ora n Dotlo Lora truro. Sig Bsrnttini
81 ~ aolshi NJ hond2 sgnor srini
81 -. Asn.oh .olgi nho,all Esa atsnor. Camerlni
w." O,o.y Wy. tS.D . y : o'O'a'
a STOR PLACE ITALIAN opERA rzrAr ,vnuc
IA lion az Prce ssanrsa ss,to 80 1870
IN ~ ~ III estro % oa,ts anu Arluass
III; Ia 80 n ~ ~. No. ~s'RAAs sfsnaAh' Asp. IL
wa W fs1AVA-iSN 's.Ni M iA,i
A 49, ~ e.-t-. e..
en Rnv r,as al sIvs ss 'u N''s9' 4, 9
Elyir.. .'....'. Sigio-in. b sssaanona
Giovanni. gfqnora AyogadYo
oren al XII 10 oon,uaeaca as oeloek Box oatca
frop 10 4 o'cioch
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CHAkLEs r. CARPENTER, STOCK BROKER, Has
removed 10 No. IS walnut street, shove Third street,
philadelphia Stocks bought and s0ld commission ~ the
Philsdelphia Board ofErckers
70 ". 6YkNns 4 CO., NO. % SOUTH eTRuhT, NBW
York, and No. Waterloo Road. Liverpool bavs sCy
sale sight DRAFTS payable In town throughout Eng
ltnd Ireland Soosnd and Wslessre also SCENTS for tha
Swallow Line Of Liverpool .nd London packets ths KsS
bsay Dramatic and "a Georges limos Of Liverpool psoks
sailing weekly CerAssss for sos Above Lines ~ hA
On moderate terTs.
w J. r. TAfnCvTr h UO. IS SOUTH srRRE1
w supply arsfs Ter any amount. payable .Asoushou
Great Britain and Ireland They also sole eSents
Me Rec s'.y Line. the swslIoy TatI Line iho DrsnaN
London packets aosIae ty any Of which ships ssa 10 ~
gAged on fcAsonGbe sexmS
Two CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACrURERS-ANY
person wishing TO mske safe. and productive invest
ment ten twenty Gsy thousand doilare
yesre by addressing H. H. Herald Office, lie facts
bis advs ptagc-hreush the medium preparatory
persons interview which viii lie granted on demand.
GOR 600 LIFE INsURANCE AND LOAN
DSO,OOOs Ofice.-TLis sfiee will lend money in
small most descriptions of stock having
msrket vslue. Also nas.ly all desert otons
onal reasonable rates Apple stops Life
respectfully solicited Fire AM Life Insurance
LUTHER SHELDON, Agent.
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SssKPpXAn,

GRkRRAAGs
y1os LIVERPOOL, UNITED STATES NAIL grrAx.
arp s ASG ~ se f Fn9op w
on EpbE.s,y - ' s, 49, ,s re% hsT s1r
Tor orreshs or passage having unequalicd
e5 IN c ana w y rhs pG
CITIC will succeed ,he Arctic, and sail FeOrusry 2ist
THn PHILADELPniA AND .LiyEaRooL sTsAn
eoiows:- sRoh PHILADELPHIA.
eei iss TsSy sss11s''
onSsf Manchester. ,ics Iyrasoi .hu'aAs A"s'a
9isy q Ws sSS.sas rsssy
Psssls PSil:ieplls In saloon stissrcos. ss i
s.l5 asiss s 0IaSf
n 8. KAIL STEAMSHIP CosPArY.-FoR NEW
Ss.d 9r ss Ss aTrFsr Seas' ls:d
Comm .ndsr vii sail from .ae pier a 5ogs e Rarron is
T. Yates Passiss Havana ana Hsv
s sssn d n'FE ss arS
sa6 sr:sio only taken on freight % lIsvans Fsesht
ss p 70 sG ..y cents sri RcsE 'sh'
STT ssS Via
newsnd gplsndid double engine Steamship, SIERRA NJ
An r sS9 s saIsiP a5p oy viii savs E
sosf EiSr No. N:.'s rySs dcs. or Thurs
sa & sDss, me-, S
'.n"' ..s : '',ssS F.vxowp, 81 Bts,dr.,.
tsh March, connecting with ,he fsvor,O steasaiD New
Orleans, ~ Panama. Books arc nsw open.
sTOR CHACREs AND SAN JUAN.-THs NEW AND
splencid steamship UNITED states w tets evrthen
Chsrce " Berry, der sail on hopdAJ the ibtn
day & TetTusry a. NJ, Ter ChsSses sad San Juan
from Pier No 3 ~ r. The u1ited esats Ia new steamer
his being her second "trip shs la rsspoob rst
csss eteamer hut IN tho STRONGEST msnneis double iron
btcd, and Der heoommodsoas fer cabin. second cabin
Ard steertge PASSENGERS are uusurpsted sny ssaner
tnott For freight or passage, spgiy 70 ONKS JOHN
son, No. " wsll ssreet, oorner q Water street,
tNHRoUGH 10 SAN FRANCISCO. -NsW YORK
ii Francisco steamship sine.ltc sse4
UNITED STATES 800 tons bnrihan, Charles q. Berry,
Comm snder will take Der departure for Chsgres
hth MsEch next 81 ~ eehneetns ~ Panama wish tho
double ensne seashp winfield Scot. 200 tons bur
then, kenncy Couard, Commander expected 70 depsr,
from Panama 10 San Francisco on l0th April ensuing
Thege vessels. In speed comfort snd safety $40
paced ~ any on ths route d IN expereaced surgeon Il
attacled 20 eaeh veeeel. Apply TO DAVIS, BROOKS u
CO., General Agents Beaver street, New York or 10
JONES n JOHNSTON, 20 Wall s,reeA
slLH NiLlFuRRIh.-THE NEW AND INpEpEND-
y era gtca@ssp UNITED STATES, having proved her
self Of the fastest the world will l0ays her
dock, Fie4 North River, Monday, t6h February for
,nAsror aireos. Through tickets connecting
~ P.ssYA viskeus detentp Fer fzht or rssssxs, ap
piyto \. q. HAI0Hr. Ascat7 RsstsSJ flAsA
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MI Lamont, rURoHor, n. 4. SOCIETY, AND NJ n
l g. Medicine has eEtabishes tbr h8 sestl- supcfeg
easment Of all private digc.se5i ion which cihefg
orey envy him Not tor ihe r9s0ugAagy rapid
dessse while local, without many cases. usla
say mstenes bot IN .aose oSphiAs fsaa month"; and
yes-a dcERson, causing she do1truciou 81
aver which hsvo beop under Nc srdi
0thqns success. his serfoe much Eoayht tc2
Ene valued; Tor unless tho System i enrelr freed from
,he potsr sTeeas ths pnsoens oisggaE 70. genera
s9re The wrtten cer.ihoasea publhet ~ LIN fox
tsss he not afraid 10 ,tasf aAaaoi be eGused
though bis p9ecsptorr se Rsti o. Paris sn9
Acton OF London The oercAts else ncludo very
Fortunately nuusrors yo.ilss Of SELF asuse, "a thets are
thousands who cacnos be cured wth 3Gisnes b. here-
fore especially soeiss thoso half saGono1 aAca
ofrhssover plsr In sails spooaay ae always
and permanent FOR
Ter fui eho case, wiz tso 70 Box Brsaavsy
Post Once, Nov York, Will 30 neoeBEafp. Phcnsss apply
ing pefGoney have serarsse 0Ece heurs In hS
morning t H. and 70 IN she evsnns :. aekde street,
two doorg from BroeG-.y cpp0sts tteNsttb-los sn9
drugya.s. k.aE1s ortxlEM work s so putlisheas