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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
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'crofula -yphIis, ercural Complaints, Cancer Can
RHeurI iiEn. aHd vast variety az other dlsa-
greeab.s dlsger'ns diseases perfectly cured
by the use OF ihi5 medicine
SLIME. Mich Oct. g, 1851
Mr. JoHx d. PAE&-Dear sirs Il is with unItteTa.te
'eeIinys EsaiLu O. that IN DIes through the DiVtue
Providence If t5od ard b. the wonder orking agency
Of that excellent iicae, IBy5Ots yellow DOCK aud
Sasaparila- jva you Jew symptoms of Lay almost
hopeless stse.
In the winter II $50. attacked with severe pain
which was grad Iaf sxtendug through the hole night
aud leg: The tme total prOstraiio OF m!
pfs saI v-feu also my eg had shrunk 10 about two
birds of It's cttlIus size procured the attendance
2 sEfu practitioner. who pronounced my disease one
~ tae worst tt5rJas ST Liver Complaint tie said my case
vas one easily landed ont prGscrh bed for me- re-
afned und Fl treatment until satisfied he co ID
not heIp me- ha prucurrd of your agent ct this pace
~ bots t,uv-ats Yellow Dock aud sarsapariIa,
rrsra which rec l. ga amount Of benefit After
having taken four t=es u.lr- adj 10 pursue my
nus 90 itaau inconvenience sad have been since
NAT time well while bat sh. Tt time since was con
ed L0 nay t.,i ths Cf the time and cannot
a-cribe the ret 70. heth to any other cause than
y the agency Of truly auuDle medicine, Guysut s
Yellow DOGS and >.-sapuTI5aA-
HAS~EB NAURlPER.
Price. e Fr-r d. ttte--is bottles for -.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S

4 pure aud genuine article, manufactured by him in
Il Schnicdam. HOLLAND expressly for medical nd
strongly recommended for and permanent for
fsTaVel and all distractions of the Urine, arising from
ha kidneys and Bladder. Sold ia Mineral Point by
3Itf Y. D. PULFORD. Agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
EsEEEE TREES ID >RsaE, EESsElkN T..
JOHN HAND,

Bara6am Nursery t4ardrH- LoUer lite East 4reNa,)
IOWA CoUNTV, wLsCONsIN,
gess z p E 10 inf,rm his frieuos and the go
49, 4 a public generally Ina he can supply w.
-. them with choice yarst es Of all kinds Of 49,
FRgEE AK gES,
Consisting in rart or IO6 ties OF Aprl-s, GO do
Pcurs, uns, 5 Jf cherries OF t2liuce5 3 large
English Gous5errjs aud I'D the varieties ui Curans-
red white and black Also, four OF the besf varieties Of
Rasp berries, with ApFcots, Peaches Necarnes, twelve
kinds Of Grapes, &c. together with every variety OF
Shrub5s~u Or4rH td Plants capable Of withstand
ing the Wisconsin climate
Ills collection OF Double EE - ~ES comprising 100 va
rises both dwarf climbing cannot easily be eN-
geed In variety Of color or genera heauty re has
aIru finest .areties Of Mammoth, Victoria and Giant
RhUBARB, or Pie plant, and 70 Tteen varieties Of
STRAWBERRIES, &c &c,
All Of which are grows under his rmm-di2te and
attention. Orders supplied April October. at very
reasonable pUces- carefully pacb ed distance
he is also grower of carefully assorted variety of
Vccctabc Foue aa3 AlrG4ltu. al SEEDS supplied in
Boxes commission Otherwise References of the
highest sanding can be gwen when required. II.
Dover. Iowa 40. W 3, Nov. p, ISL.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
MADISON MUTUAL INSURANCE
CHARTERED By ACT or Lva1sLATURE CT THE sTArE OF
WISCONSIN,.

CHARTERED BY ACT or LvGEsLATURE CT TIE sTAfE OF
WISCONSIN,.
VTAVlNG duly organ'Zed and adopted the most ap
/ r-,v-C svsr.ru OF Mutual Insurance. p-epar-
ed 10 receive applications and issue Policies OF ms af
ag e .fD,n dwelling hous. shops and other
buildings. against loss dauag- by hrtf tbs company
will inzlre property III critics eSp"sed part OF VI
lace. therefore cat never stis large loss from any
one fire. u hirh will enable tEem always 10 meet losses
TronlutIv and make IL safe and r liable company TO
those ms ured IN -reby.
DEssE c TO - s.
TPApvFIT vs.. wEICa WIN SEYMOUR
IDfN I, ATqlN DAVID ATWOOu, FL DEAN. u,
A. " ARD SIMEON MILLS, "M = Wis,
n. w. DEAN, \ B. FDDAs b. IioFN I.N77
r. .. TlBBITS
OFEE g = - =.
SIMEON Mills President n EDDY. Vice Prasi Int
F4RNrFF L. Treasurer. 3 f. a. lPKfNS, Secretary.
2-r s.xrrEt. c. .wFaEn Agent HirerHl Point
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And 70 her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind,
necessarily deyolyug upon hfa from sickness OF The wife
opportunity of acquiring that
peence which his entitled and The possession
Of which wouId the happiness OF himself wife ard
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
ana al persons t~nm buyirg or removing any lead or
other from the above described lands without the
written permission of the owner agent.
Ben q. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow S'uue. FEB. 9, Is ,. I6-H
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, Wisconsin.
BY NICHOLS & shift.
TETHE undersigned having become VroprietOrs s..
4 Of the above wen known house and having -
ited up Inc bes style you'd respectfully s=5=
say TO the citizens and the travelling public that -
they are prraf Ell 10 Accommodate IN the best manner
an wao may favor them with patronage. heir table
always be supplied nth tHe best the market affords
and they hope hy tries attention 10 the OF tray
eiars 10 merit and receive liberal iatrunG-c.
Stages This bous- dsiiy for the and west.
ry Comrnndisus Barns tud Stables attached, and
attentive 'tler ready to attend 10 the Of
the weary nag, day or uiz ht.
NICHOLS < SHIFF.
Mineral Point Dec. 10, lS5l- TT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

81 DEECE TO SITPERINTENDENTSOF SCHOOLS.
~ Notice hereby given, that the amount Of State
Fund, for the several towns in Iowa County, is In
the hands Of The uudesgned subject the orders OF
Town Superintendent.
JOHN McNAIR, Co. Treas.
Mineral Point April 4, 1852 n24u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

EHE - ~ = - EEG1 q. - All persons are hereby
notified not trespas=. mine dig upon any of
Sic following lands without written consent the
OW or or agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
FEcar a Patient.

2ECAF 2 EEEGfCUEs
DR. c. Aver, IiowelI.-Dear sir: Feeling under obi
cations o voI the restoration health nd you
report q sich YOU liberty publish
ben fit Of others last took bal cold
accom- panied by ugh. and made IT many
medicines Titaout obtaining relief l was obliged a.
give up bUsae frequently raised blood snt coud gel
PECroR Il, the use of bch Immediately commerce.
according directions have lust procured the fflh
bottle aud nearly recovered. sleep ell,
cough has gone and ali by the Of your valuable med.
cine +. :. STONE. NJ.
Principle nj. Hope Senin ~.
Hanover Ohio. March g. 1850
Dear Sir wish that could tell al Jbat suffer With
cough. what your gHssRY PECToRA Al has done for
does seem they M eht benefited bvte information
had long fever which ef' my lungs weak and infa
med r. very f., be ard unabl- gain strength a.
had appetite and dread Fms sayh fast wearing
began 80 take Tcur beautiful medicine, by
the advice OF clergyman. who lad the effects De
fore. T. eased my cough al first, ard at
night. In less than fortnight [ could WE'LL NV
cough had ceased % be Troublesome appete return
ed, and my food uouri shed which nv
strength Vow, after i've weeks. well and strong
with no other heip Than your Cherry Pectoral.
Yours with respect,
JULIA DEAN.
hereby ceTty that the above statementCf my wifeis
conformity with own views of Increase ard cure by
Ayers Cherry PeCioraI. JOSEPH DEAN.
The Shove named Joseph Dean and IHlta his wife,
personally known TO me. and implicit confidence may be
placed in their statement
SAMUEL CYAN DERWENT.
Pastor uf the Baptist Church
PT6BTrs8 81 J. C. AYER Chemist, LsU-lE Mas.
Sod # 3inersi Point by 1881 80 OFF Agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

Nv becoming in time possessed Of knowledge the
OF which caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
of such consequence vie or mother = eNcg
sable neglect avail herself Of that know ledge "a
respect 70 herself which wou spare her much suffering be
he means Of happiness prosperity her husband aud
confer upon Children thai 81 ssug above all rce-hesiy
bodies healthy minds. hat know ledge IS contained L
Is,fS rketFTr cd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

Is hereby given 70 all persons aavng unsettled accounts
Agith the subscrbert0 call Immediately and settle the
same, as have sold out my Stock in Trade, and Wish to
close my business al once.
CURTIS BEECH.
Mineral Point, June LIST, 1859. s31tL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

NOTICE. --ALL persons are hereby forbidden to
"a dig, mine, otherwise tlespass the north east
quarter of tie southeast quarter OF section one, town
fOur, range two east.
JOHN HOARE.
Dated May II 1852. n30-4mpd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

Other prepar tons have shown Themselves
sometimes effected notable curea but none has ever so
fully wen the confidence of every community where is
known After years of in every climate, the results
have indspuably shown il 30 possess mastery over
this dangerous class of diseases which would fail
attract the attention Of Physicians, Patients, and the
public at large.
See the statements. not of obscure individuals and
from far distant places, but Of who snow1 and
respected throughout the country.
THE WIDELY CELEBRATED SURGEON, DOCT.
EAEEsE TIME TEesHE'E, of New York CITY, SAYS:
" 10 gives pleasure certify the value and efficacy
of Ayers Cherry Pcctora, which consider pee jariy
adapted to cure di eases Of the throat and lungs"
Ear. Pc - =. the venerable President Of the
Vermont Medical College, one of the eTnentlr learned
physicians of this country, writes, the Cherry Pect0rd b.
unmistakabe evidence OF It's happy effects upon Fum
nary diseases
The Rev. NO. u. COCEER IN, distinguished
Clergyman Of the English Church writes to the propre
tor from Montreal, that be has been cared of severe
asthmatic affection by Cherry PICTORIAL His letter ut
full length, may be found in circular, be had
the Agent aud IS worth the attention Of ashmatic pa
TENTS
The following is from the vol known Druggist at Fis
dale, Michigan one o. the largest dealers 10 the state
and this C5se is from his own observation.
HILLsrALEs Mich. Dec 10, 1919
Dear Sir; Immediately receipt your Cherry Pee
tOTa carried bottle aCqu aiuIauce Of mine who
lie was then unable from his bed. and
feeble His friends believed he must soon die. unless
relief could be obtained for him, and induced thee"
vt,nr excellent medicine
three weeks, and YOU Judge M surprise
n turn hJm In the my way home from
the cars and lind he had entirely recovered Four weeks
IN the day ne commenced lskng your mrdicne, he
was At work At his arduou~ trade OF "A blacksmith.
There are other cases within my know ede here h
Cherry Pecora has been sluguy successful, but none
marked Is THIS. Very Euiy yours,
~. iNbEhAk tBID.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.


When too late be benefited BY knowledge Ne loo
back and mourn, and regret the fail consequences OF on
What would often possess, 20 early me- "a
no.yledge obtain sfter years And what days az
nights OF anguish might have been spared, II n
ksoy last timely possessed. IL Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

To behold the sickness aud suffering endured by many vie
for simple and contoia5e, easily
reraedied-oT better still not incurred, Il every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
PHILADELPHIA.
susauehanna Ice Bridge-Coal on Reading
Observation-Disclosures OF Lehman.
If he Tribune

CofTenODdence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
PurIApxLrnIA, Friday, Fcb 10 ls5a
The ice railroad bridge across the Sus-
cuebanpa River, at Havre de Grace, continues 10 be
nse by the road between this city and baltinJEe,
with perfect security. The ice shows no signs Oh
veakness, and the present cold weather wiil maze.
yiaIy strengthen il. Yesterdaytweny loaded sht
ears passed over ii. The Susquehanna above taaI
poipt will probably be tight for month yet
During the week ending yesterday, p 6O5 tuns OF
coal were transported on tue Reading Railroad;
The Poles Matthias and Blasse Skupinsk,, nave
been fully committed, TO ansTerthe charge OF muir
deYiIg the boy Lehman
Snow is falling fast this afternoon.
Tho Pscifcs adyices have percsp0'e elect upon nc
market Business continues quiet There ia good &c
fer CLovERsEED and further sales of 200 800 o.h
pnme quality have disposed Of at Sod - u 81 bs
Which is an advance The FLoUR market mas undergone
ne change The stock sale - small ana holders are
frm Of a so barrel but there 10 no inqul io snphs ",
m no sales been reported. There IL Iif INJURY
foy the supply Of the Tsasrs and BAKERS az ou ~
suetators Rye FLOUR If here. would command 81 d..
Corn MEAL continues very scarce sHah io' so'0 a.
in good demand but there is not much ne
in eaies Of bush good Pens sylyana Red at 9!9V
Of superior quality for shipment Small sales Of RYE AZ
gar Corn dull and lower Sales of 5000 bush Yellow
nj &c In OATS janssctions WHISKY il firm Sales
Of barrels Of 2iio., and bhts atsOlc. ,..,
SAILS OF SToCKS-FrSt Board-S4Ogn state 6s ~ 1885,
10000 O. &c. 80, Mech Bank. got 500 Wi y 6s,
u zuU Long Island X. H., q $40 Bank % Penn
RlR., az 100 Morris Canal, M; Ches. a1d Ds Csal
ie3 81 eco Susq Canal IS SOL $4,000 Can and Am r. r.
g. "a, 9s. $3.50 Lehigh Nav ss, 10; $1,000 Reading
Second Board-28 Penn RI. M; 20 Glrard Bank. -;
- coo City r. Co. 1o2 $1,000 Susq Canal u.s. 5s $1,000
Fab Nav Is 38i
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OREGON.
w. have advices from Oregon TO me


~n o. s~1ys--The Legslatve Assembly, a.
ILL., ILL., IN the 18th ult 70 meet al oaAen eea.A
- ne lei day Of January ...woraa II
On IL, nortjon of the members Who conveneu -
<,ss~n ruy viz Mesus. Lancaster. OF the Cooh-
~ md Wait Matlock, Kinney and Bfowahell. VI
~ House after adjourning from day TO oty VII
smt being able to fully organize and do ousin sss "a
ourned ssne die last week, and tne members
home Messys. Lancaster Maloex me moiial i,r-
Congress in behalf Of the Territory, a'ef LIZ.
ing. r-.u ue
Among the arrivals by the steamer sea IN iniian
notice tha, OF Col Redick Mckee, one OF .ne .9 "a
Agents for California, who has oeeh IN ~ Fraa.
ts2e oregon on his route IN returning 70 an oyta
cisco Coz McKee's district CON .seyssd on
vestern Part Of the State and ne mas 49, the
his recent expedition. the country y sss ssnona TO
aser,msnto range and the coast, fron oon Noi,soa
Ih'd, paw Ascending Russian Riverto MS Sou,ce,
20 ,hence following down the souin ioik VI 80
80. Erom Humboldt Bay the party crossed owe,
=, tse soris of the klamath and TRINITY anc
- feymev river 10 its junction with Scouts -Four
s-~.ties were concluded with Indian trloes-ohe
~ish those of CleaT Lake, one on Russia River,
thrd with the tribes al the fork OF the auo
the last with those of SCOTS and Shasta Valleys ano
the upper Klamath
The party carried no instruments with them by
mears OF which the boundary line between Greg ga
and California could be positively determineo pus
We learn that from the observations made II Is pc
heved that il crosses the klamath al or near the
mouth Of SCOTS River and will consequently thrO"
Shasta Butte City. and the diggngs around ], into
'AA'' '~,''' - fOrezOaian.
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Feb g "a Charleston Bar brig John GuttsnbaaE, from
New York IN Jacksonville
Jan 49, lat % ~. lon ~ 10, b. ship Emisrant from
New Z.siaad fr Plymouth, Eng 100 days out
for Liverpool.
Dec IS. of Cape Good Hope, was seen an An chip with
pa ntsd ports steering Sc
Dec 70 LAT s. ~, Ion a. ship Ella, (Brsm I'm. New
field from New York IA days, for Ma-aaham
FEB. la. % ~ lon 60 TO- schr. Eugene + senan fn
BostOa for JacmeL
Feb g. Nantucket South Shoal NV by W, 70 m schr
Abel story, Dyer. nom Bostos for 81 Domingo Cay
No date, lat g. Ion. - W bark Haza d. of Sa an 70
New-fork % dsys. for Hio de Jaasiro.
Dec ~. 20 miles norhwaId Of Is.apoa, rf ship Tampa
vanier from HAVE for Istappa, 1876 DAYS out
Sept. 10, lat - ~ loo 81 "a ship Hanoal K rgmaa
from Boston July 49, for San Francisco
Jan. 8, lat 32 NJ Ion. i32 ship KArahdin Morse rom
San FrAneise' fer Csicqtts. 20 days oat-
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5nsnranfe GcmpanIts
srUYvrsASr Insurance Csnrl

SrUYvIsANr INSURANCE CanrlSY.l
NETWORK, Feb. 10, tsol
A T an ELECTION for DIRECTORS,
IN held this Gay. ths following gentlemen were cAoss,
Dir ectors for the ensuing yea
Frederick n Lee. VIII am G. ckorob GeraId u,vessit
Samuel wilets, BID. Cl<Ikson Cfolas,
Bart et Smith, Herman Mass, Deatoa psarsal,
Jcseph r. Tsylor, A A. pepmsD, John x Parton.
Adam W Spies. Chxs y. o .boTn, Al0nzo Alvert.
Cons l. Everett Geo Wetb, Edward 8. Gsat
VIM \ Riiaback, Charles J. Dodge, Michael Bnrk,
Peni W Bradford Edwin Person, Henry J. Bowen
James Robertson, J aha A. Peveau.
The foowng gentlemen we're elected iasserisn Of tss
Rsat Annual Election
Rob. r. Wille,s, Wa, r. v, olc1ck, JededisA Miller
A. subs eaufnt meeting Of the sosrd, h.ld hn day,
FREDERICK LEE. ESQ. was nsss imoasy reelected
President and SAMUEL WiLLFrs, Vice presdett sf he
ensuing year BENJAMIN PENTZ. sseis.ary,
n B-This Company c0Esiane Their business Of Rfs
Insurance on favorable Terms Losses equsatly "A aast
and promptly paid. MH
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SHlP Constantine ASHORE The sarp Constantine Of
erselsIy c. and sas p.sssnss,s i. ashore GA give
Island Bar miles ofths st House She ashore
on the night OF ne lth INST clock Has s fest of
water IN he hodall her aSts cnt away Al Last
eouDts tlHhl was bo"sg gale from the west Assist
SIM JouN BlRrsG bull az stoningtoa Is years old has
befn sold for so coo
THE BRITISH BARK LARcH Laidley from Liverpool.
with sgsneral cago before TepoTted) IN ruaaag do1r -
ashore on Stono Breakers, when she commence
heavily aod hi g,d assu 70 o'clock the aisht. Pilot
go badly situated rem Ter l. Impossible to asss her
The pilot boat and the schr II Vincent arrived from the
and some rsgps sails Sc iron the bark rhe stsansf
Pilot arrived also with crates and other merchandise
continued moderate. aud expected part
Of the cargo in damaged state. The vessel be
The Larch about years old. and bait u, Bathurst
N B. The weather was nnfayorable all dsy Sanday &c
removing her cargo ~ bsw strong bfesze most Of the
time ron The north east
BRIG MARSHAL. Rehmnnd which sailed from San
FratcscO the 7sth Dec. fer Astoria. returned aud
anchored at Sa1co on the morning Of the 29th At An
bavrg been knocked on her be unerds IN attempting 20
cross Bar the night Of the 23th 10 An
she lay for time. when shs reh'ei havar bad hsr
water casks stove, sAhed ANS baasi Sc jas, before
beng thr1Wa down. small fore aai AZ schooner
,udds ay dissopsared and sunk No dou5, All on hoard
penal ed, Capt r. Of the vessel She vas
bound 70 sea arc app.aed % % om g 70 - aas o1rdsa
hal experienced severe weather the Dec. 26
lat So 10, lon IA a. experienced severe gale from
W " was knocked on her beam ends lost balxafts
and CABIN companion way and caused the vessel to leak
Ruggels, f Prussia, washed oEsIb ard
ard lust. the mate was a's1 seve civ iniurte
ARDKossAN Jan l6-rhe Ch'eftaIn Harvey. for Sa7la-
nah has put ho Lambesh eaky and must dschsgs.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 2j-fhe Havffusn. Smith. from Ne y
York for CHRIS lana has been surveyed asd commenced
dschaTgiI ca &C..
ScHR DTRrO, Cher. a. GsaTgstOwn s. G ,fron Boston
for Back sve had 81 os Jassase VI Vey heavy weather
The soos Rhode fsand from Providence fot View iosk
loaded sh dy gods vent ashore the rocks srfa,
ford Point, oa Nscresday about 10 -'cock-he
rocks breaking through her hull. asd she filed with
ter The All landed safely Her cargo valued az
about So f0cmcst If which viii be yayed IN damfged
state What has Cot already beea picked np, VII be
mediaitly tasen our ofthe We sels.
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Marriages in California /:

the Synsgosue in San Francisco. Tuesday Dec 30,
by the Rabbi R.df.h Mr. Emanuel Lin lAbecg OF sonpra,
10 Miss Pauline Meyer, of this city
On the evening Of the 25.h Dec al Quatzyle BY Hon
T Caswel. Cnas Beauelerk Esq, to Mrs ~ Crawf1Id'
beth of QuartzEIlle.
In San jose on Thursday evening. Dec BY Rev L. o.
Grenel, Mr. T. NJ p. Clough, Of Columbia, 70 Mss Lu-
cinda Lee, of Ssn lose
In Sacramento Oily on the 3lst Dec, by Rev. Mr. in-
goldsby Mr.. John Watson, of r. D. Watson al st.
Louis Mo- to Miss Isdora Ritter eldest daughter OF Dr.
Il b. Brown, OF this city.
January Lon the Stockton Ranch. by Rev. c. Mac.Ay
MIR L. A. Could 10 Miss A. X Watkins.
January4 at Mr. Hamilton's. four miles ives, o. Sla
Jose by Rev c. Maelay, Mr.. Shannon to Miss A BLACK
ford
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fNFeixu Porfs.

Al Cowss tzd Ill ship France Nichols from Antwerp
2vteks. - -s' w '~ii Az
Ne Amsresn vessel AZ Zanzibar Nov. Is. SD Nov %
BIG ha.~s Ford Nfron 50stoa. VA MozansqR. Sr
Bonot, 40, esfk Emily Wilder, Mcfarland Mx.csf
Al feuni, SPAN, Dec rs. ship Prs1tee Woosbary for
Sso TO tAkson board ne pardoasd Caban iavadsrs and
10 s4 from V. about Jan 10 for Nss-Ysrs ~
AT Perts Csoslo z1d alt brig Moussrratte job far
New York sdaya
Al S2yaniila 2ssh ult bark Patton II fan r.x,,..
ssna. 10 load for New-Vork
Ar az 81 1ehns, N.P isih sls brig Kzsalceh Burke
Al Carcenas 17th elf- barks Evslas HichboYn and
DUKE wellington, tBr tsT eosien, Ag; q Jzxo nssas
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Whalen.

spoksn-Dec lat 10 Is 8, loa Is ~ W bark Frazier
faoef; of and rom = % Bedford for North Paciic
Ne cate lst 81 Ion S. ship EA.erprIss Of New Bed
foid, with IS bbls sp- oil.
Al sydrey. Nsw. Aug a. Herald. Terry, s H. detained
for want of
Al Cape Vsrd Islands Oct 20, bark -. GneJrrsctly
repsr ed I'M Of Nsw-Lohdoa- all pel had spoken Oc
q, Isaac hicks. Of DO OIL mentioned
Al Fort PIays Cspe Vsrd Islants Dec n ssa Z, 7ie
Of and from Warren. X Ar l7rh, elsaa Msssearsr
Baker Baker Bsr lg A. do Hsrs, MeClsavs. and Nor nal.
ShAs3 Nan arr. Hh. d. Rambler porier do arr 3ta
do Hop. Clifford. 8. fH japan ar In DO Janus
SoInsH T., Aeiie oc.ss. do do Arr Nov IS. Esrool.
Wttk.,N H. iof Arctic Ocean and sid. u } I9sh Roi-
msn, Aiyn &c do, land aid i0h > a Uniss Wa,kins
rToyaee,o-n fsr west Isdis' and sid ssth Dec. I.
Wilmington, kdusrcs B.. for Arctic Oce.r IL bis
on laIe sid On > OH. 8 4. va,e,mzn Hal StSa or
Arets oesAa land aid 7th All bot the Geo was4iust
clean
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BOSTON. Fob l3-No arrivals to-day.
Below ship and bark,
Cid SHIPS Hare, x jesse. and Thomas Porkias. New
Orlt ans; barks Lennox. Havana Mara. 60 Rogers,
PHILADELPHIA; bries MaJ Pe,kios. Rchmnrd; schTs In
Their Child Phi adelphia; .. Victor, New YORK.
Ateecrsrhc de ch from Halifax statss hat the banks
Nathan sudge ard May Adela al Bermuda dis
trsss. M particulars gwen.
CHARLESTON Feb l2-sld ship Cstharne an I big
Tybee fo New Yor,, ba'ks Levant Liverpool aad Avo-
In. Boston.
llth-Arr sehr. Palestine, Nsssau 5th inst.
Sid schr. Lousine, NeH.Ysfk Golden Rule, Phiia-
In the ofiag, bark Nimroa. OF waldsbOro', Ne.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK. ----FEBRUAB

Cleared.
sieauthiEs-Penobscot, whiiecan, Philadelphia. ~.
Sanford & co.
-Brandywine. Me Tyman, New Orleans, Fr,ss
Church: Ashbutcn McWIlans Liverpool GyIs nell Mia
turn Co; De Witt Clinton, Funk Liverpool, Taylor
Rich: Fanny tBslg) SchOtEy, Antwerp +. d. Hur bu,
Co Westminster, shapter, New Orleans, Stanton a
Thorn Oson -
Alma Lusec) BranSi adt. M0n'evIdeo Aymu c., Id !,
tROman) Psnaoo, Moateyideo, Lslaad, Znnmermn =
Davidson. .,..n-
Brgs-Lady Of the Lake. (Br) Hill Bsnauda, Middle
ton & Co. Ana Eliza, BIZ Hilton, Ysra,Lh. Ms = H.
Rrsine: Rapid (pr Crowell BaIscOa 7. B. Gilmtrln
Schooners-VDlcan. BIZ Mason, Dsncran, j. wat
new Co.; COPELAND Co., 7eanett, Phlaseiphia Jas
Murray. -. uu;~.x