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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13
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invaluable article in the medicine chest full clear
directions accompany the bottle each;
SIX for 3d. 50 Dozen cash very agreeablo
the stomach %msdiately and BRACES shs entire system
Grand and Broome and get your bottle.
NJ Office TO PALEFACE.-IF He SICK WITH CAN.
Ger ulcer any hind old sore !. he sos ssrs eye. come
sicR white You find Indian Doctor No 264 Bowery
where he ready 1t sill times relieve those who suffer with
thofc dangerous diseases. No stop here few weeks.
POTEE-0K-ONrEE. l. d. DIR.
YRlEND-UNEQUALLED FOE
oradieatins diseAee Blessed By all who try IL The
NEST prompt eradioster yet mild 10
fsnts All private diseases vanish under use 81 wiz
amedcA book. Who will give foes after THAR CitizenS
and strangers easily mibled. remember IT, Depot DV:
WARDS. Canal street. corner Of Broadway.
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TEE MARRIED. woMAN's PRIVATE NE DIcAL Con-
= paniOn By Dr. naurssau. Professor q diseases
Years Of suffering Sf physoaI and 81 u 70 May
an wife and pss1ni.sy % sh: hq
SsIS iasssSss %s.si:s shs::
ss:'s;ss Secrets
To those whose health does MOI permit Of u
Here, .iso ism.ieshs wife the me.hos-,hs eas
Sys;sr. vsSn nature
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to Fsss s.5 81 s.s in
DE- A. y. nA sa -. DAyros Nay isls
and and %ssS hs,
pe.ed this things neyitsto and resigned ny
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fom On on Tvs receipt and
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ITO THE DIsAPPoINTED.-DR. WARD CAN DE or
immediate SERVICE his at once -
miserable patient ON suffering and probable detection 70
safety and permanent security He gets daily many dculS
that deded coming 10 him Argk
are Fortunate for they an CURED before the
Once Canal street, corner of Broadway.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs-AN INFAL
iioe remedy for those deporabie asbes consequent
on eelfabuse incApacisatnE the society
ard matrmony, be hesrd Of gratis BY ADDRESSING post
paid box lO9 broadway post oce n Persons laborinG
those complaints especially those plating mar
rage before applying Doosor. pre-
tensions be- should fail 70 this nfor.
nation which will themselves much trouble, me ana
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DR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-GREAT sue
~ cess-hl foTmor experience exceeded nsrabo
CAGES progress Their several terri Die stages optic
Of the oIansry treatment but Dr. Ward, BY ms wonderful
preparscns arrests al tsnaously Slight aheo lions
wholly cured in day. Those disappointed by bumbuyJ
nhye conception Of the and celebrity wsa watch no
Of hIoadwaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

ENOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THES SPLENDID NEW YORK
clipper chip mo- r. Listle master. having just re-
turned from her first San Francisco, will
patched the first Of March, weather permitting This
beautiful vessel is now at her berth, No baving
handsome extension state ations
first Glass; and is particularly we'll adapted for
passengers having high betweendeoks we'll ventilated in
for the voyage The number of passengers will
% limited For freight passage apply Sifken Iron
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DOCTOR WARD M,KEn NnNKRnns CrREa nr

- delicate diseases, corner Csns street and Broadway
ksr better the unfortunate treat thtn
Of ignorant huubu Delay not 70
have TO come 1T last Then you will be grscd beyond s
anticipation 70 find yourself hotter in twentyfo1r
No fee ali cured Cancellations private. medical book
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

TINTORrUNATE'S HRIEND-UNEQUALLED FOE
oradicAting diseaee Blessed by all who try IL The
meet prompt srsaostsr yet 30 mild y may BE- given 10
medical book. Who will give foes after thar CtTeuS
and strangers easily mibled. remember H. Depot De:
WARDS. street. corner of BroadwAy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

dor CALIFORNIA-THE ONLY THROUGH TICKETS
The sIlendid steamship MONUMENTAL CITY. one
tho most popular and successful steamships Pacific
will leave Pan the 18th of March, Passengers by The
Brother 70 leave New York. Feb Goth
undersigned only. A. a. PRIDE CO., Broad street.
N B-1ckets for the Monumental City be had only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

THRog0H TO BAN FRANCISCO NEW FORK
UNITED sTAThs, 1900 tons burshsn. Charles O. Berry
Commander will take her departure for Chsgres Friday
new double engine Winfield Scott 400 bur
from Panama 10 Ban Frsnclsoo n lOth April ensuing
These vessels In speed comfort and safety NOT
psssed by this route and experienced surgson Il
sssAosed 20 each vessel Apply 70 DAVIS. BROOKS, 4
CO.. General Agents. ~ Beaver street. New York 70
JONES 4 JOHNSTON. % Wall sireet
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- tsrv C.rd RI ~ psn.m. i.nn.,, q 1870

- tsry Card.-Bay OF Pansma, January g. 1852 Al q
meeing held board of the Monumental City the
following revolutions we're us animously sdoptsd:-
The dersgped passengers board steamer
Monumental City "trip from San Francisco
psnams having reached the latter place in safety
the perfect enjoyment of health and being duly grateful for
esxtIeme kindness we received ana he pleasure have
enjoyed during cannot, with consistency
ourselves take departure from this noble ship without
extending TO her officers high estma-
ton Of their eItemanly conduct throughout the ene
ihersfore IL resolved that TO Captain walter K Greasy
our thanks due for his kindness
constant attention 20 the enjoyment comfort and pleasure
Of his passengers TO E. B. Grant, Eiq Purser for his
temaniy eonduc, ard social intercourse with thc ps
10 experienced Surgeon, Samuel H. Martin for his
sficb attention and constant the sick;
Lor First cer fer his vgisnt prompt attention
10 duty, and for his kind departments; 10 william H.
Chief for the ssilful manner IN which he
hes DISCHARGED his laborous duties ead with pleasure
Join in Recommending the Monumental City her kind
and genmanly oeors TO the patronage aad confidence OF
the travelling Community.
fhinsss ssnters, Andrew George. H. Miller J,eob
W. hug W @ Cooper, Csorso Leoyy, John Mitchell Thos
" clklke, j. L. Powers Ira Benson r. os.rAade COM
m
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nB. WAED, DEVOTED TO DELICATE rIsEAsEl
~ makes the spsedst eurss ever known All who have
contracted private disease make early application his
ssstront tho admiration OF physicians thensyes Tho
disappointed certain Of from him. however NJ uos
other doctors fsvo failed relief afforded ouros
fonetmts 10 ok hours fss required; medical book
uetis. cnec Can q atres coracr of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

EhssAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO. IN THE SPLEEN DID
l. clipper chip SEA NYMPH. aud California packet, "
sail in few days. Apply j. s. OAKFoRD. 10 Water
htreet, Vi all atrect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

STATE ROOM PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO. FOR
- Sl75, in the and magnificent clipper ship GOV.
MORTON lying ~ Pier II, East river Her great will
render her much more easy and comfortable in rough
weather at sea- than smaller vessels and her
decks viii saod room for the convenience snd
oise Il visit TO the Gov Morton will satisfy
thoEe intending TO take pasesgc that she sharp
and more elegant ship than any other taking
She will be IN fine Trim for speed And ID 10 confidently
syed she will make IS short passage has been
JAMES sMITiI 4 CON III wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

E0R AUSTRALIA.-THE SHIP AUSTRALIA FOR no.
hart Town. will take Ten Fifteen Passen
Age, ii application 10 made this day
J.HENRY WILLIAMS, 1lg Front street,
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NOTICE TO PALEFACE.-IF He SICK WITH CAN.
IN ulcer kind old IL he eyes ooms
TO me he GETS well most every time Ne cure Hrsst
where be ready At sill times relieve those who with
thofc dangerous diseases. Nc stop here few weeks.
POTEE-OK-ONrEE. l. D. DIR.
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Ssmm.nasr xi departure chssrs: rsidsy
:
shen Renney coullard Commander expected 10 depars
TSsss vessels: speed ssniss and safety
my 'a spS 's p s05s
co. Ss.;Si sssss s Is
IT MAIL srEAasaIP cHo2MrANY..EoR NEW OR.
Of :'rS fssg76 g.
Street a'
ssss q ssa Nsv sa as
az 5 sG s sys' ss
viii DO transferred 10 another steamship Of this lin ~.
IL corner 1e
TNDEPENDENT LINE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ss 70 .ns Ss ss
bur.hs9 with for 200 passengers and
and san Juan Thursday. February 26 at Pm from
- rates
| splendid and fast sisam ship BROTHER JoN4THaH.
essrssd viii cSasrs: diss on TSussssy TsS
ssSssss has Pro proved s herself
Of the fastest steamers the world and
eisss Apply nor csSr'uA
. Broad street, near Wal! street.
EoR PASSAGE oNLY-FoR SAN FRANCISCO. d.
Cd oorpsr cppsr b.ss KRssIIA Sssss
s is sl tsp: T
fast saer will make tho passage ninety days Her
Isshs sshs1 except small lots
'f'' sswess street. corner Of Albany ssrss.
CrEAMsHIP BROTHER JONATHAN, WHICH SAILS
- for Chagres and San Juan. on Thursday February %
p limited humber Tsssss ss Hpps
EoR CALIFoRNIA-NEw AND INDEPENDENT
The W
y s5 whsi Pier March o'clock
al Ss 's sss ss
l'Auu' For freight as y Iis'sss spR BROADWAY,
Or B. nAIGHT. No. Battery Place.
For GALIFoRNIA-TaE ONLY THROUGH TICKETS.
dI.,o The sIsndia ssssmship MONUMENTAL CITY
m On ss Ism Of
.isssts NE Eonnnepsa City sppiisasien shs
Sc i only
at our Office.
FoR SAN FRANcIsco.--TuE SPLENDID NEW YORK
b.
ss fs VI NJ March sn ss &
very h.ndsoms extension state room
passenger having high we'll vsnsssd IL
every way for the voyage The number Of Paa,enge win
side, Broadway. -f'' : : '''A
THRou,GG I TICKETS Ica FOR CALIFORNIA VIA The
CsR. = wisS1 which vili sai from New for the
Tas.f, n M ri:
voysge ade California Passengers by this steamer
Will avoid all the delay ticfnes and great Of
crossing the lshmus only limited number will be akcn
ply JOHN HALL Agent,
Crooks Hotel, lo5 Washington street, n. Y.
CTATE ROOM PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO, FOR
- SIZE, in the new and magnificent clipper ship GOV.
MORTON lying ~ Pier II, East river. Her great will
render her much more easy and comfortable in rough
we.her at sea- than smaller vessels and her
s9Ta I'll ne Gov Essn
thoEe INTENDING 10 take pasesgc ths. shs
and more elegant ship than any other taking
She will be fine Trim for speed 10 10 confidently
bsyed she Will make IS short been
A few vacancies yet remain. Applyto
JAMES SMITH l. CON ia Wall street.
EAssACE TO SAN FRANCISCO, IN THE SPLENDID
4, clipper chip SEA NfMPH and Califorpis packet "
street, lear " all street.
ESOR AUsTRALIA.-THE SHIP AUSTRALIA FOR no.
bart Town, will take Ten Fifteen Passen
age, II application 10 made this day TO
henry WILLIAMS, llg Front street.
CALEDONIA TICKET wANTED-A FIRST CABIN
- ticket for Ath February for which premium will lie
be paid Inquire At 80 John street.
EoR sALE-A THROUGH TICKET FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO Per steamer United States to sail on the l6h inst
INQUIRE the Bar, LOG Yesey street. New York. for two
days.
CTEAMSHIP MONUMENTAL CITY. - COMPLIMENT
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DR. CoNyERs' INvIGoRATIEd coRDIAL-Tus
~ celebrated remedy for the consequences Of self abug
incsp,ci.sting for busiress and atmony Avoid quaoI
who NIL the rarg with their silly pretoptons and nosrumr
bottles Of this cordial viii you msuy v,go,
s7s bottle; trte bottles for IS Imprtsns sdsos 10 lie
insye6 and fnSle. Dr. g. Office % Third Avenue wbers
ho consulted and the Cordial obtained gen o. f Brosd
way and l BowegJ. sent 70 VIC country DE- Us mel..
a prntig. -~N-
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW Or
y. leans, via Haysna.Chsngs Of sailing day:-Ths
Commander viii sail from the pic. - foo, Of wares
precisely Rates Of passage Havana and New Orleans
New arran gementLAd saloon berths, 870 after do
do, $70 forward do $780, sseersgs do, S25 Specie only
taken freight 70 Havana Passengers for N~ Orleans
will DO transferred 10 another steamship Of this line HA
For freight passage. apply TO n. O. ROBERTS
III Wost street. corner OF Warren street.
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nor sALE-A THROUGH TICKET FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO per steamer United States to sail on the 10Th
INQUIRE - the Bar. LOG Yesey street. New York. for
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EoR PASSAGE 0NLY..FoR SAN FRANCISCO. d.
cd and copper fastened clipper bsrk KREhLIN Bearss,
master. will sail Thursaay. February 2 This vessel
fast saer will make THO passage in shout ninety days Her
freight taken small lots For passage
only, apply 10 r. L. D. FOWLER Agents,
ar nf lhau vakp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

DR, COOPER, a DUANE sTaGEr, HAS, FOR TIE
~ last yesrs enjoyed the most extensive praosce In
private diseases sfany medical msn In New York lie can
cure the nest sEgrsvsted Of this disease ana MILD
cases removed Ia tgo dsys pr ooeter osn cure 's Teras
nrought en- by ncorst habit in dniRed in by young
This when too frequently lrdulsd In begss dyspepsia,
peakrees confusion OF the Intellect aver
ricr 10 society, euro guaranteed, NJ. B.-Ssrsnross,
don 4 be deceived, have not Ioft Ducno 81.
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YNJ o TIE TILL CuRHD.-DE. OoS1gIE, ~ pDksp
AZ siyoos ms b. seufzitj consaasslAy shs sessg
Iacrt cf delicate Diseases LWsntFens ysszg pa.&9e 6sE
bes Dr 70 peri, spcseg Aae oeggaEeDa 6Eres sae
cent csesf Removed IN Tow dAgr pg. g. hss attain
twlrsre9 IT. %is bys1oh OF 40 rxssoE .caonato "a
America Wore al VA seed Of medical fHysrgi -
tgply With ceytanav 81 hsE1 bcnufstiY raglt wh ~
n. IA msraieg Of thn Hsw Yerh U~tvarY,sv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

THRoUon TICKETS FOR CALIroRNIA VIA the
new double engine Steamship Reindeer tons 6urthen.
Capt d. L. Wilcox which will sail from New York for the
ship wa. built expressly for the California trade ceppered
voyage ade Gaornia Passengers by this steamer
Will avoid all the delay tcfness and great expense Of
crossing the lsthnus. only limited number will be
No berths secured till paid for. For freight tickets
Ply JOHN HALL Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

rY,o Strip BUILDERS AND owNKRs-wANrrD, A
HIss olsss clipper ship registering 60 70 1000 sons
ready for Give real Of and ship Address
boz l.CAl, Post 0faoe, ssahsg lowest tosna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

EOR CALIFORNIA.-NEW AND INDEPENDENT
Steamship Company-Opposition to The old monopoly.
The new and splcn did steamship CITY OF NEW YORK will
connecting with ndepen dent steamships q, Pansm.
being the only through lne viii take but miied
number OF passengers prevent detention upon the
lsshmus. For freight or passage apply 70
PALMER 81 CO., No. 80 Broadway,
Or B. HAIGHT. No. RaAkArY Plaza.
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CTEAMsHIP BROTHER JONATHAN WHICH SAILS
- for Chasrss and San Juan on Thursday February rs
"trip limited number Of thro Tickets sale. Apply
only TO E. MILLS, Agent 81 CortlAndt street.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25
WALK UP AND SETTLE.

Those indebted TO the late firm OF
STREET e. WARDEN, for job Work and
Subscription to the Des Moines Courier.
are requested to come forward and settle
the same. We know money to be scarce,
produce will do as well. Wood. wheat,
-four, pork, beef, tallow, butter, lard and
oats, will be received at the highest mar.
ket price. 81 Rect e. WARDEN.
Ot,umwa November lO,h 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25

PETERsoSs LADIES NATIONAL MAG
zINE--for Dece nber is on our table, fill.
ed with usefnl and interesting matter;
and we take pleasure in publishing the
following facts at the request of the pub
Usher:
This Magazine is to be greatly i'm.
proved in 1853. The number OF pages
will be increased; the literary contents
made better than ever. II should be re.
collected that this is now THE ONLY Mag
azine that gives original articles exclu
siyely. or publishes colored fashions
Its terms. too, are the lowest: viz: $2.O
a year for single copy, or 8 copies ie
club tor $1,000. With such induce
ments, the circulation, for 1853. will
probably reach 100000"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25
Our Troubles.

The sickness of the Foreman of oul
Office, the past week, has imposed upon
us double duty-in addition to our us.
ual labors, working at the case. We
have been compelled to compose our ed
itorials in two senses. We have labo.
ed night and day almost, to get ou
The paper this week, a, the usual time,
and with the c, stomary amount and va
riety of matter; but whether we shall
succeed or not, we cannot say at this
present writing. We shall do the bes
we can.
We may stand in need of some indnl
gence on account of typographical err
sors, and slight dimeIulion, perhaps
an the amount of our reading matter this
week; being pressed for time and some
of our composition being done by con-
paratively new hand al the case. We
hope Mr. kirkpatrick will soon be adj,
10 resume his duties; or that something
else favorable will turn up, 10 relieve u.
from these our embarrasmenls, and ena
BILE us to 60 along comfortably and reg
ularly once more; for we dislike this fire..
quens necessity of apologizing. Ia the
meaa time we bespeak the patience and
indulgence OF our readers.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25
The New Cabinet,

Among The Quilts of the day, is one
that Col. Benton will he invited To take
the Premiership, under Gen. Pierre, on
his accession to the Presidency. WheIh-
er his known aversion 10 office of This
KIND can be overcome, Is questionable,
but there are many people who will feel
more secure II he should be- placed IN The
STATE Department. than if Judge Doug.
las should be selected Tor that post
Col. Benton Is the representative of the
old fashioned political notions of Inc
couniry-no.ions which look to the IN
ternal repose. prosperity and grandeur Of
The cunnlry--aBd will not be running al.
ter such phanlasies as Intervention, the
annexation of Cuba, Canada, or the
Sandwich Islands. Aud in these respects,
he stands IN direct opposition to Judge
Douglas. Ii the policy of the latter is
10 prevail, we shall have war on our
hands IN twelve months after Pierce gets
into power-because The utmost latitude
will be given to fiibusterism, and Doug
las doctrine, il is notorious, i, is, 10 get
Cuba any how, and to 60 on, by conquest
10 purchase, until the whole continent is
ours. Benton can't go quite SO fast, II
he can be moved in this direction al all,
and heace the old Fogy ism Of the party
will hail his acceptance OF the place with
great satisfaction. Young America will
prevent such a result, if possible, and the
grand struggle will be male IN the
formation oil the Cabine,.-Mo. Rep.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25
FATAL CAsUAIITy.-A well-knovr

FATAL CAsUAIITy.-A well-knovn
auc,ioneer of this city, Mr.. John A.
,:iandeli, was killed night before last by
falling with his head violently against a
stove. II is said that about twelve o.
clock, while IN the stale OF intnxication,
he repaired 10 the printing room OF A.
F. Woods, corner OF Third aud Ptne.-
He engaged in CONVERSATION with the
hands then working, and as he paced the
floor. be tripped himself and fell as sta
ted, with his head agains, the sharp cor
ner OF the siove. Medical attendance
was Immediately secured. bul lac died In
few minutes after the fall. His skull
had been fractured. Coroner Brown
yesterday held an inquest over The body
Mandell, il IS said leaves behind him a
wife and several chiidren.-Mo. Repub
18th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL,


The Republic las long defence of
the Administration, relative to The Ores.
cent City difficulty, and denounces the
course Of law as filibustering device to
fan the flame Of public excitement, and.
if possible, involve the two countries in
she horro of war; and the reported send
ing of Smith to Havana as diabolca
attempt to bully The Captain General in.
20 surrender of the position righllully
held; and concludes by asserting that
while The Administrator is prepared To
uphold The rights of commerce. and win.
dictate all proper privileges of The ci,izens.
i, is neither prepared nor disposed to cali
in question. the prerogatise claimed by
Cuba with regard 10 The exclusion oi
Purser Smith. ... ...
The Administration Will maintain to
the fulles, extent, the right of American
vessels 10 trade with Havana, and will
guard undinchingly the personal rights OF
American citizens visiting Havana, who
do not compromise themselves BY an 10
fraction Of local laws; further than this,
III Will MOI enter into war To gratlfy the "a.
price of an individual or company and
snbserve the purposes of desperate ad-
vrnturers. or punish Spain for an ac, in
which she is sustained by the common
law of nations; 1t stands where it stood
Fifteen nj nlhs ago. unlnfuenced by clam
or a, home, unawed by threats from a.
broad; IL will adhere to the principles OF
honor and honesty, and will carry Them
out at sea or on land without reference 10
consequences.
The Republic. however, states tha, the
refusal of the Captain General to all" "
the landing Of the mails and passengers
was al act tina. admits of no Justification,
offensive to the Governmen, and 70 the
country, and calculated To excite retail
ialory temper Oh The part OF The Ameri.
can people.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-11-25
TELEGRAPKIC NEWS.
Disasters or the Lakes.
BUFFALO, Nov. Is.

BUFFALO, Nov. Is.
Private adrices from Dunkirk report
,ha, the propeller Powhaian foundered
on the Lake. and every soul perished.-
She had number of passengers. The
bonks and papers came ashore. Nothing
authentic has been received, but it is prob.
ably too true.
A large s,eame is ashore at Foirport.
and a sailing vessel bottom up--the crew
sup posed 10 be lost. At the mouth of
bet roi, river dozen vessels are ashore,
most of them will be got off with slight
damage.
Tue schooner Eagle is total wreck
at the mouth of Welland cana,--cargo
5000 bushels of wheat: one man drown.
ed, the remainder of the crew escaped.
The CauaGian schooners Sovereign
and Lady Bryant are ashore on Lake
Huron. The Sovereign is total wreck.
A report is in circulation thata stea m
er was on fire off Cleveland las, night