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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23

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Should not Be dsregs7ded. They unerring indics-
lions that tbs vital functions Of have been inter-
rupted in their healthfa seoz, and thst serious evils
must inevitably follow, unless Inc system again SET
right BY he timely use n proper remedies.
- Besr il mind thai nztQre is sver ende4vorirg to
esPel disease saea invaes the snial economy, and
only needs The assistance some genial restorative
thorough, Jet mild Its sotioE-.hs. VIII give tone tc
khe system, and Act rios TuE BLaoph.ca fs 3 -i7-
rs75s ef fJs.
sCTSOTTs YELLOW DOCK ASU sABsA PARTLLA.
As puTher of the blood renoyasoy II the system,
and supporter Gnd pressrver OF he powers ofHgt las
equal. Take it. ths rst indication that disease is
upon you and yon viii avert psrsps weeks a1d 17onlas
ct sickness and suffering.
10 see advertisement 4w-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
THB FIRS1 ARRIVAL OF IGT Goods

FOR THE FALL TRADE,
Can be fousd on Commerce street, at the store of
A c. WIS,
where he is receiving large and desirable stock q
Goods, selected with time and care, from both
the Boston and New York markets, and
bought al such prices viii
enable him - compete
with any hsuse
IN Mineral Point, N the State Of Wisconsin.
He has ia his assortment great variety OF Dress Goods
such
n'Lains, alohaira, Black silks, Brocades,
Iyonais, Alpacss. SC
Turkey Red, Solid cord Furniture
And new style Dress Prints,
French and American old Chintzes
OF various styles tor Curtains,
Curtain MusiIns, plain and embroidered,
Iatnssks- Morceus, Neivets,
Corded SkIrting Cap Lace.
Sup. high Col Bay state Flame S,
Bay State and eubruidered shaBls,
Csmb. JackOuett and Swiss Muslins,
Worked collars and cuffs, Chemizettes,
China Vests few ne v style Ribbons
Gloves, Nett Mitts, Blk and Gray L. ". Hose.
Cotton Hose, Edgings,
silk Rratds silk Shoe Laces.
Dress Buttons, Velvet and other trimmings,
Mufs, Victoriues, Wooden Yarn Of did' shades.
Window shades, Table Covers,
Eleached and brown Cottons of Gil widths
And qualities, cheap
oil Cloths. Blankets,
Sup. Brk Cloths and Doeskin,
Fancy CassimeEe5 Jeans,
SAT- netts, &c
All kinds Of woorens for Children such as
HOODS Caps, Fancy Coats Comforts,
Opera ties, Plsid dose, Mitts aad Cuffs.
A few beautiful Bonnetgs
~ q low Price
H0GTS AND SFEoES
Embracing Ladies', Childrens and Gpnteners Boot,
Shoes Slippers Caters and every thing desirable in the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
State Of Wisconsin, }

State OF Wisconsin,
Lafayette County, :
At Probate Court held on the I'd day of De
cember, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty two, at the Probate Office
in said county Of Lafayette and State of Wis
consin, before James Il. Knowlton. Judge; In the
matter of the estate OF George Olmsted, late OF
the town of Kendall, deceased, Ordered that the
creditors of said estate and every of them present
and prove their respective claims or demands
gaInst said estate, before this court within seven
months from this date, and that whoever IN this
behalf maketh default, be forever barred And
further, that such creditors appear before this
court at the Probate Office in the village of Shus-
burg in said courtyard present & prove said claims
or demands, on the first Monday in each month,
commencing on the first Monday in the month Of
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and hftythree and ending on the
second day OF July in the year last aforesaid; and
further. that copy OF this order be posted up in
four public places III said county as follows one
in the town of Shullsburg, two in the town OF
Kendall and one in the town Of Belmont, and that
the same be so posted up prior to said first Mon
day of February next; and that copy hereof be
published Jour successive weeks prior to said first
Monday of February, in the Wisconsin TrbGne .
a weekly newspaper printed Al Mineral Point, in
the county Of Iowa and State of Wisconsin.
BIZ the Court,
Avn JAMES II. KNOWLTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23

TUE INNINClBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
EDf. Il certain cure FOR MAN AND BEAST.
". B. F.RRREILS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
James K. Freeman
VS..
Albert w. Paris
and
Elizabeth Paris

Sarah Elizabeth Paris
NOTICE IS hereby given, that by virtue of an
!order and decree in chancery Of the Circuit
Court OF Iowa County, State OF Wisconsin, made
and entered IN said Court on the 9Th day OF April
A. d. 1882, in the cause before sand Court, where
in James Z. Freeman is complainant and Albert
w. Paris 4 Sarah Elizabeth Paris defend
ants, and authority therein given, will sell at
public yendue, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, On Saturday the Sth day OF January, 1853
/ between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ, and
o clock P. NJ OF said day at the front door OF the
/ Court House in the town Of Mineral Point in
said County, all the right title and interest which
the said Albert w. Paris < Sarah Elizabeth Par
rs defendants. had at the date of the mortgage re-
erred 10, IN said order and decree of and into the
following described real estate, with the appurten-
ances thereunto belonging, to wit All those GER
tam tracts parcels OF land situate and being in
that part Of tAe town of Mineral Point IN said
County of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, which
Is laid out upon the south west quarter of section
number thirty one (3l) in township number FIVE
% north OF range number three 81 east OF the
fourth principal meridian Commonly known as
Strong, hoty x ONeitl's addition 10 Mineral Point)
which SAID tracts or parcels are known and de-
scFibed on the Recorded Plat Of said town, lots
numbered five 90 and eleven (II,) in Block No.
forty-one (4l,) being the same real estate describ
ed in said decree.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum
OF three hundred and eighty dollars and twelve
cents, the sum decreed by the Court to be due By
the said defendants Albert w. Paris & Sarah
Elizabeth Paris to the said complainant, for
prlnci pal and interest on the said mortgage, and
accTuing costs and interest.
RICHARD s. VIVIAN, Sheriff
Iowa County. Wis.
Sherifs Office, Mineral Point, Nov GOTH 1852.
6w6 WILLIAM R. BIDDLEcoME, Sol. for Com.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
Gkx0CE EsIES.

IJeT received from Boston and 81 l. uis large AsA
y well selected stock Of Cr3CERTEs, which All -
sold a. ~holessls ed retail gaesp for ash.
JCHS x!TTgN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23

u 60 cali AZ iioH's, 1Asrs g,a rs =d t4e Bsst sues
10n BARRELS OF Ro~en s. Meigs' Model Mn Plorr
LUZ put up expressly tor isDiiy use, and ~srrated
For sale by d0H@ MILLION, SJie Ar.ui
Mineral Point, August 81. is52
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
StraYed or Stolen,

IRON the subscriber, the Both Of September lzz,
Il dark bay HORSE with small star IN the forehead
and small white spot The right jaw black mziv and
si and black feet said horse wears old stands
between g and II hands high and is nne blcJded A.
mai. Any person, returning said horse to the oh
scriber giving information where be be -c3r1
shall be iiOeraly rewarded. CHH RIfcS -gFST
Pour miles north Of Mineral Point, Oct. A.. fs5s
5ttfrE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
Clothing.

VIE snbscrl6srs would inform lie public that tiey
men, no ere ready at all sE 10 Clubbing Of eve
description and o. as go materials be FUND
anted 10 H. call u theg- So. Iltsr - GId =
loon, and see Tor yor.rseIves
,,, DELLE2 h NICE ELBACHER.
MinPTAi Pom, Wow rs. 1872 "a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23

TEAS Choice Green aod Black, also
low priced Teas, for sale ST
A O. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23

Mineral Point, sept 6th, Is5z. 46.f.
KEUBEIC NOTICE Is hereby 2. ven thai all Der
IL scns forbidden - trespsss, mine dig upon
any % the following named lands without my per-nis
son:
East half and east hall o the norh quarter Of sec
ton Thirty Five, To5snshi six Range Three east lying
east Of Dodgeyille, IL this county.
And furthermore forbid any snd all persons from
buying removing any lead other frora said
lands without my written permission
JAMES A. PLAT.
Mineral Point, July 2sth. 1852. iF41pqr
GIG ARS-I5000 Regalia Cigars just red
aud for sale by }. MILTON.
GLASS.
2ox2s- 1Sxz2 Izxl5, IOxl4, 1fx1z snd sx1n, on han
and Tor sale By r ID PCLFGED.
con LIVER OIL.
- DcZ. Bsoon b Rycss pare Ae1icstea OIL tn..
Asw received By Il n PJLFf5El
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
EsTRAY NOTICE,

= En- ND By The snbzsrDer the farra 81 Govern
n or Dodge, unfhe lkth ds 81 Soveulberi e.. aduk
= mile steer, year old, with white star in the FORE.
head one horn slightly broken The owner therofi j. re-
quested = prove property pay eharge and take him
wy. JOHN NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Nov. %. Iss2 r4spf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
CKHANCERY SALE.

JAMES H. KNOWLTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

sen. 6hrepshe d for ds rattka Drer Purnea Fesla-
ice, Del; Zabrtskie bsrkee Ron Ter stusks
sl:ops Incs HILL Miller HYori Isteot s.ker 20. sN
sohIe kivra Ntckesso, or NYorki Wsshngt uitoasns,
40 sae s,essssS sssx s"oPs erswo sY.rk
lot kickersep, phuedeiphia Jobn Wstss ,ins n 40;
AngeIine Lnneii Albasy; Scaatr kosssts Roadout;
Bsrpes ota pfId ksAdoutfsr pastJshet slas Efys
Bs.Ss Rssndout ssd'sns Wells ts syps p,~ss Lady
depha; syph Wells ard splendid Culver R,ndou soaps
6onthTort saosso. aud Hons rdhAm. albany America
Stsrffs Nfnr1. From belsw srhr Washington
PORTLAND; Jniy si.srr .chrs Isrcm. #fl.rd and TX
Gel, C,owsN Phisds,phth; y Pond Berry SYorh
RICHMOND July "a y5--1rr sehrs q J. arows, N'gee,
asd John Watson. Cssbern. NYors. Sid sckr earco,
Tuttlc. do
SAVANNAH. 1uly 2s-Ar biis Richmond, RosgieA. Bos.
tcs.
sOHERsEr. July e,-Ar schr May a s.s.a Marble,
NSorK
SALEM. ypiy sf-A,r schrs Il Mercer Robinson and
Aifrea Be- Fasas, fhi leiebs Pavilion saqw ~
YORK; 25tb Globe b. Az, eo Msri@ ffe~esa. Crew, Phi
lAdelpiia
WASHINGTON NC prev 70 JslS lo-Cti b-i. alvarade,
Boston tohr y Becker, 3m,th d..
VAUGHAN IN 81 Arr schr Telegram, Philadelphia.
SID 2.d, eehrs ksrg Elizabeth. do; Argus. rccE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

osmnsa 10 gsoa Southern ct 81 SIX - sex, pr bh.
s,ous pro.s ss.s iscc susSs new ": -siss ssshsrs
wheat fetched 81 o. 1890 do do red do Sc t~o lots
Ohio mixed do eoO.; 2eeo Canadian red do about go
able 62k 6sk for round yellsw and 6s "a for mixed
We,tesn-shs former qustations Rye and ssts seemed
CosrsE vas in active Demand and besides tho actual
disposal Of SO bags BIO at 04c, with LOCO St. Do
niDgo at TX ScH, sae Of cargo Of the former was
FEArHERs-S00 lbs prime live geese were purchased at
CorroN-Ths market continues firm the sales to. day
FREIGHTs.-Rates continued inactive 70 Liverpool
about 1900 bbls flour were engaged at lld and 500 do
by British vessel at 10d Grain at 35<d. offered
and 4d asked. Colt on at I'D asked To Havrs 900
bids tobacco we're engaged at 81 To Loadon, SO tons
oil cake were taken at lis Cd There charters
reported British provinces and other points
notststed There was nothing new to notice in rates Tor
California.
FsuIT-Saies have been made of 200 boxes Malaga
rssns at SO 05; 800 casks Zante to arrive
5Ac. an advance; and 10 cases cirron at lee.
HEMP-ketai operations only reported to day, in
pncresscd American. at Sl17 So usual time.
IRoS We heard of 200 tons Scotch pig having been
procured at $40 62s and $40 So cash ami six months
81 CPS, cash per nj.
L.Ml some go barrels common Rockland brought
goo PER 100 lbs cash
MoLAssss-Thcre were 100 hhds Musccvedo purchased
to day at 20o per gallon, usual credit Market
quiet.
OiIs- About 8 800 gsllens linseed found buyers al
&c per gallon cash. Demand good.
Provisions seemed pretty brisk the sales consisting Of
go bbs. prime and pork at SIT and $9I $50;
400 packages hams at loo 600 do in bulk, s5Sc
240 bhs PRIME lard at III ic 200 kegs do at per
10 800 bbls old prime sDd beef at IS y So
and SO SiS WITH few parcels butter and cheese at
previous figures.
SEGhEs.-lO0oCo Havana disposed of TO day, a.
ST. So usual tim.
Soar ~ sale o. SO boxes Castle was made at 0 a 94c
Per lb.
sPinus.-ihe days operations comprise 35s bbls. Ohio
ard pEsop whishey at - u 22c. caS with 10
limos drudge do az pc time. &c Market unchanged
SCoAIs.--Sales ba,e been If 200 hhds Uuba nj
5 1850; 20 do Texas at private bargain and SO boxes
brown Havana a. $50 Dcmaod fair.
ToB,cco Included in tn. past three days. busine ~
were 2u0 hhds kentucky, ut As 72c. ana 90 bales Cue
La, 81 &c. Market firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

BEAR FIGHT IN MAIEE.-In Andover North
surplus (Uxiord county, Nance GU the I'D Inst !,
one q the smarest besr nights came of that ever hip
pened u this state or any otner As Fra.tus Bean
young man Of 1wcnty years was hsyipg in hs fl I'D
cImpGnid by boy of twelve. named Dunn he looked
Mp md ncur him O arsa black bear Of tho whit
laced bIetc (the mot savage OF the black variety J
Having tahcp his gun with hnn shoot partridge
caught II vi and tre1 II tho brute but with little effect
a. The Dear immediately began 70 close upon him Ban
tcll back slowly loadiug ms gun the meantime when
just be baG got his charge III his heel caught againet
tw'g and Ia fell backwards and bruin leapr upon diu
US situation nov Sas ffghttul one but his GOODNESS
Tia not forsakc him and he immediately tired again bat
with ne while fleet The bear al once won't 20 work.
eluiR hs ei arm hiLug through ii AMI ltceratDg II
severely Nre thus amusing himself ne tearns
With LIS fore pave tue clothes aud atchlg the hesu
- the young mans breast baIns dtoPp,d his arm be
opcatd his huge mouth 70 make po,ucc at hts face
lLcn IL va tlet The Young made the III III ia -
a'eo b. NE. AZ the hear opened his ilys Bea thrust
rs i0ce-red arm down the brute's throat iat 81
deeper lion would enable him There he hid him
Tie Lear could neither retreat nor advance
though thc position Of tbs bcliegd WIS any
tLHE htl agreeable ON 50 w8ru Gay as Thu
Jay lat A,aa row called upon the lad 70 come
aad thhr from Gls pocket acl knit aud open II.
toy huinE companion tor this brave yopu mao
lie mar rbeo up tha wok boldly Bui atf5re ~ cloll
yet Il tie pocket. lac naG to crowd The head oyef
little l. get q. 1.-THE beast meantime nst b1s a. al
safy VIII such huge mouthtnl in Ms thr1tt Having
GOT the hnte Bean with h's untrammced btnl cut tue
bears Threat froin car to ear, kupg rim egone dead
"ht ~ ~ On hs oooy lie then drew tge bat OH
@A'u D. ~ MS had MS wounds Gresccd aud u
ecu:ortfo II was judges the bar ghei otlg four
hundred potnts. Quo o. hi pows which informap
NV weighed Two pound eleven ounces n TAX. m OK
fd hoy % % ccCd Ike that ma this young n,u may
vel - pr I'd u his performance The earl, Su8Hs Of
ne sot,sinart OF our country furnish lev con
eslute. ara heroic fights either with Incaus ar wild
iebst tban ibis. lac young had bcco married
lev weeks abd The ID, urht 81 BIS young VIE apurn
ug o6cottoo'oy as uniimlJ end. ~ doubs ucr.ed H.
ara ~ max q Aoble bgbt fog Der happiness 8lll
ioi Lis own life oxford taxes the palm for bears ara
~ tislToiiL boys who can put the knife into thco
"htn iheJ make too familiar with their persons a
subscription paper !, up for che putp Of making
donation u young Bean Who disabled Ia ni bear
right ard NUT to-e bis time during nlyiog and also
70 lrcscut u4 With bear k,fc Ea 49, irgas Jly 2j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28
photographic Re port ).

NEW OkAEass. July %, 1852.
tho sale3 CT cotton to dag barely 2Jo paes
bidding quotei nominaily at ~ 80. The stock
ths port il about 5000 tales and it is mostly on
sh ptoesd. Corn seus at 50 5jc Mess PORK il firm ~
$50 Bacon sizes ~ loo Whiskey. 17i4c. FreghLs
show improle Gotten is taken for Liverpool
ut three eighths Of penny, ana tobacco sos.
NEW ORLEANS, July "a. 1852
The transactions in cotton to-day amounted to 800
bsie at previous rates. The weeks receipts have only
been eco bsles. Whkey sells ut 1I15c Exchange on
New York sSty days l. ~ per discount; sight
al pari n London lo& per cent prem
NEW OaLEANs July &C. 1852
Cotton. = Nothing doing to-day. Wiiskcy, 1114
cents.
MOBILE, July %. 1872
Cotton is very dull in this market The sales VI The
past week have not exceeded GOO bales Mddling ranges
from a lOc Ihe stock on hand is oQ0 bales
CHaRL on, July 20. 1852
The sales Of cotton to day 800 bales, at ia
He The markets exhibit no change.
ALBANY, July Of, 1852
The receipts during the past twenty four hours we're
t!ouc 21to bsrrels wheat 0oe bushels corn 600 10
In dour there j. more doing, at steady prices Sales of
100 bushels pric,e Gencsee wheat were effected NJ
81 IL Oats are at 43lsc. for Western Corn is i'm
proving Sound Western is at Coo, and unsound S.
5Si4c. with saies Of roc bushels. Whiskey &c for
prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

sshr Chapel, Piumnse, Addison, 10 dAvs.
6eT Bolivar Robinse9. Rsckiant.
Brig Eos u. Cunning, eendeut fer Providence
Bra ve ssco, au. Portland for PhiiadsiyhiA.
Bns "a ssid. nswley. Calais. 10 days.
So er rr Rookport.
Sc d,oA DoAne Rockp ,rt.
SO = rtelonA. -. Naohias. 3 days.
Ser N.r'el. snow. Machiss days.
Snoi s,na Tester. Nachias.
Sshi vaAdalia, hsdsssn. Calais Via Eastpsrt 10 days.
Capt Hazard Of steantus Achilles iuforus Us that or.
oeItnG two lumber loaded briggs Fire Island
Ne vessels IN % mues from Sandy Hook to the sast-
ward 1t o'clock in the afternoon.
Sailed,
Steamship Crescent City, Porter, Havana; shps States
Watts. Bio leland; Beatrice Rosees. New Orleans;
bsrt John Bird. Ulner. Turks Islands; and otacrs
WHO at sunrise NV at meridian. NV; 1t sunset SW,
light. : -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

FoRT PrtudP (AustfsliR) SHIP sasno liza He1es a
Keller, GRAFT, n Il khsy. Il Var hall. Msnees Wm
Eihs. frotet Wa cham. Il " auet.m u Mepsser Is
Wood pr s.sels an family sshss1. C"oeer seq;
Lehms? Feguson, N il Frea.rss. q Hyos ssor,
sudan. street. : IuraeT Hunser " chseoai, and
Tar'ng psss, . Getsa. stssnc,t Bea,ee, Hell,
DorslaseD. nr Dsnees Ea-.bEosk E@Sonas sss
ton Goeswsy, : Bsoth, " Balirer u DoIsld ,on W
DaIaldson. Mr. Jones ard lady Leser and lazy Haoa.
u Lozer keefer w Sncwien T. Aunstro Edward
Mcbride Mr Brshces. W 1henoson G KpersbEw O i
TsabeY J III Palmer G Ruddsu smith y Cam pho l.,
p Adsseer Mr Rarcfng. W Midsictnwu, ] Gr8 u j
and Barley Bradshsw M Ferguson Chic Zanoni
y Glover Connolly. Ksrby. Goiotwsrtbv II Wersss
Nsady u g Smith wisoa, e Stspheos. Ms mont 4
Hutchisoa. w Chadwick. Ellison Doudrt, y hamb.
II JOY. l. Luke, G Gould Hore- Holmes ID Ptisohard
and Ebr Pritohard. SENEGAL. Richsrt Ca On, To
j Allen. Campbell Johnson. : SIN til Wilson. Rove,
Gibsou q Clayton. w Ns~nriGb. Whise. Nohes, !
Il Cailsetap. Tonney. lerry lady and fam,iy a 5
Bsrtels r. Bsrtes 5 Il Edgsr, 5m none " .oSgers =
" Roberts w P3raad Lock wood Jeakias. W Harris,
w Edwards. Mrs Edwards Hsrkr srd lady. Emmy nad
Isdy, Fisher. Wood. w Smitn A iisodhsil A .
Fher J Murray Bsynton Purcell w MURRAY Den.
ny, II Rudd ] Fulek, ] Roberts. VI Hem miagwRy I'D
family. w Cane, Itsrueckson Franklin n Iiobvep, ~
Pierce. Pierce. O Clark, Gilbert Todd. Cnrg,
Eottomley J Lees0n III cuoch, Cooper. u Ssxton. X
RAnscn and lady, AID Runssn, Lyn. q Bukley sod
lady Par nson, wife And family Dale Jones' And
Psmly ara lady, Cough, i'ymer, Morley, Kuson,
HKuson Jr. A Kussn. Msry kuson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

isIicG W wo ss5ri.ee lad tar
cons. foster, losi tnia. q hoe GoDea Le
Miss PA Mic IA Hsisey Mas Fosse au Mss
u Feeonf siss Gems held hise 8ruea aiss Sc
ehau, csbaN tsd j q Ierdoa
Miss 8aoa.ip Mirs Good vim. Eiiss II y Saar Mo
Yrsyer Ers II Pese Miss opSiar ava Servant. -
w Gordon, child Mis- Gordon Mics g "sr-
doc, w Hslett, DOL Hsiistt, Eia a More, }
Uics esn. iieyt. ii Lee A hortea N CrswtH "a
HHfs. white. Sullivan, LADY ana tso Chi dres aurr
felt, 2 W Hawers. q Ai.es. l. vEiaSnga P Pc .trs
ladv children and iva seryspts att ssd tady W
.ieers y Csrper.rr HoG h. Ii Chopper. j siisy
Ia pham. 4 Merry y IL Bette a .nders ~. = Gig
hilliat Lawtsn ! " Le~ton n Leasan. J % Graen.
J W THpsD. ~ sia Isr hsrs6 Izay AID
ctt,d, A 7. Lyon ParGhurst Tsft, Gasp, Kirk
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TeIegraphie Marine Reports.


Arriveo-Bark Howlsnd. Charleston, sohrs p sro~n.
WHmnston, NC; A HydS Philsdolpns; FrAnkiin.
kondout.
Ciesrsd-Brg Abby Joses Malaga; schr Julia Anna Phe
aeelpbis,
CHARLESTON. July 26
saied-Brg Tybse NYork
Nrw 0RLEAss, July II.
ArriTed-Shp Chas Thompson ssop
SIR IsuN Mr. Jaly %.
hrryed-Shp Prsriin Kns NYcrk briss Salisbury, do;
eath. Genet, DC. 26th, Caro-. r,a. Gad Fergus DO
tlesrea 2Sd-Ships arabian Loadon; 2lsh. An Usisn.
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Cleared
Stesmship Asia trrl Jadtins LIVERPOOL. cu,,-d
berts - ''~A' w" o4VAbsi " no
SIP otfFioi, Waller Liverpool sf,a I'd T,Iestop CO
IH.h N, ad ornette, Havre y Merriam,
i,irt JOIN Curtis, hoRan, korfojk Hcsmitb N Soma
nIb hA loinsnl oteee, London, Schmidt & Baichen
bnN brIttB. kosemsR, Grenada, j w Ftgcu& "a
hnIK Sttnlus hossett, ciutAd Bolivar usrbeok a. CO.
r n'ig eslooner aoams Turks isiEnde Lad a Chnrsh
bIis iufsmt tBrI Ryan st Johns NE, Roome d Din
Lrs sarah Brown, Clark Mobile. sturses CIesrmso a. Co.
aatE Isrnsan GuIal ih'lasepha, Tn 1mpson Huator.
Setx Luphemia B"con, LaguAyra, 4 W Lewis
POI lebny, Berry, n srncaibo H-itland Pholpq A.
sehr Levi Tcwnssno. Eleuthors. X j IL ) Goodman.
scbr Emerald tBrl krOeles, Halifax, MS
SetI q 10 kossett, Furmau, Wilmington, NC, Dolner
fchr New ycrt. Wyatt Richmond, @ n Pirs,n
Sctr Com kearney Lowell Rostor s W Lows.
nchr htsnto hickers n, S0lam W Ropes N ca.
rhhmei Vulcan Hand, Pftiadaphia JA N Brigga.
toop Eiesnof Vale Fro sidsuce.
tloop reierfsi Brown. Gar in,r Provide CO.
tloop .h.rite Fowler Providence.
tl1op " Bowen, Kenny Providence,
Arrived.
ship Chaos White Liverpool June With mdss and 40
lhenttrs u Bultey Iune 30 Let 43 lon 30 passed The
ot 81 M FDFh vessel 81 about POO tons; Dart
o. hcrftmr (hov'0o, Of , hBl; tbs Enqifsb coat n
s,s vac pa I'D on Ger stern Win tho words England
This dsy sEpeote every 60 do HE duty" The taot
prot ron TIE Chsriit ann, Of Georgae shtaa rLn 3
arrived yesterday morning but yes oa,tteS
sanf secretary Marcy IS mastedI Gutmer, Wasna ton
No. drya 9th naval Hotes
Ser lintg smh, stohor Ptc6orichsbufg dtys for
Rev ~ dford. ' n 1aS'''V
sctr Gen Jsstson, Rely, JoD,spOrt, 10 asu.
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ATTENfTEp RESCUE OF PRsoSKRs Al ALBANY -
coupe Il police officers Ut Albany arrttod two men
named John and William 0'Brien and were conducting
them 70 the station house when mob tnerf-red Is res
cue the prisoners The crowd increased 500 or 900
and before the OBfiens were locked up some eighteen
arrests were made. The police were ia the end on.
tiley YlcloiIuus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

LIQUOR LAW ~ NrwPoRT The Maine law 10
ewport ays The Providence Journal IL openly violated
sone Of tbo hotel ard si0ers have stopped the sale
hut otilrs 10 on Ia the say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28
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FOR LlVERPu0A,-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
IL chip ARCTIC, Capt. james G. Luee-This steamer
Will de art with tho Unit Cd ststos mail for Aurops posi-
Hver Saturday August at IL o'siock ". from her
paid for For freight having unegus'sd
ncda'ioas e, sicss7x rvs s2%for. aeplys'
Tte steamship PACIFIC will succeed The ARCTIC, and