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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
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Extract of e letter from extensive merchant.
PLAIHTIBLD, Mich, april 3, 1882.
Mr.. y. PARK-Dear sir: DR.. Guysott's elbow Dock
and SarsapaIs performing astonishing cures in
tsis place Mr. b. Strickland has Just informed me
thar children has been entirely cured of very
scruf la by the of only bottle. lie
had every thing doctors prescribed,
but all avail, child utinued getting
The sores ali healed up and The child apparently
weU which is lastly crbed to the of the Yellow
Dock and Sarsapariua Yours truly,
r s REAB.
sid by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, O.,
Northeast carner of Fourth and Walnut
Walnut streef-tp whom all orders must be addressed
Also bs T ROD 4l.F. Mineral Point, armstrong; Pc
tpS: Raeeauf jUer, vile Cone & stewart Bee
town: D. T Parker. ancestor; \ H. Hemiup- Hazel
Green Raylsy Co. P!atteVile 7 r. Flanders
Benton: T Mason, Dubuque. - n2Uv5 ly
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

To- parsons hereby not fed not trespass mine,
rr 2 upo- tho following .rds he wri ten
consent pt-His- M % the wneT- East 4 Uf n " IA
see 5sfaaa-h hip 5. nge , East
ff~s.. ! Of Z a sec. Township {, Range 3
a-t- With ut he written consent OF the j HN
4t SIR We .7geH..
Ard IN her tic" hereby given, that forbid any
add sii - rsns from buyn- removing any cad 9th
FROM the above described lands without perms-
- above ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point October, 1872 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
Iackson Mich. Dec. Is. 1870.

Mr.. H 2Lrss-Dear Sir: was taken SICK ON she Il
Of August, 1913, with relax o. aysenteTy and did not
recover that could peri rm manual labor until Feb
rugry. 1919 employed the best physicians one after
another, but Of them could effect cure began
to think never should recover hen friend told me
that he had used DIR. =. p. TOwnsend's compound FIX
Sarsapa-iIIa with the best OF aud tdyi
try il: did and. contrary to my eNpecta
tions. began to recover Two bottles made well
in my life You at liberty N axe any
If this that VIII extend the Of Or :. P Town
sends Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla q remedy
for the disease with which was afflicted.
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MaFshaE'S sale.
MADISON Y. JOHNSON,

MADISON Y. JOdNSON.)
vs. In Chsncery.
FRANCIS DUNN, }
| pursuance and by virtue of decree, made % ID
9th day Of July A. ID. 1852, by the Judge OF the Un
"a STATES District Court for the District Of " iso hs
IN certain cause therein pending between Msdisoa
Jobn-on, complainant, and Francis Dunn, deendll
shall expose to sale and sell public suctOns 70 ~
highest bidder at the outer door of the Court HOUSE
the village Of Mineral Point, County OF Iowa. 10 l'
tate anu District OF Wisconsin, on Saturday The iYa
~ third day of April, A D. 1885, at one O'Clock y q
said day, the following morRaged premi IS. 70 vii ~
those certain tracts and parcels of land situate bnd "
ing IN The state OF Wisconsin, and Known desishsS
and described the United States survey ri paDa.
lands IN said state, TO wit The hslf Of the sol
east quarter of section number one, in Township hp
Der five. of Range mber two east the east hsf o @
north west quarter Of section number twelve IN low
ship number five and Range number two east TIE NtA
halt OF the orh east quarter Of section number '~s
IN township number five, and Rance number tTo -
he south west quarter of the sOuth west quarter
uun number twenty-fuu. IN Township number thf.s.
Range number four eass aud the hall oil "
south east quarter of sect number ten IN i0Tns.t
number four of Range number two east, all TIE IJ
going described lands yiug 1d being in the eoanN
Iowa, and state of Wisconsin
HENRY X ELI Ms u :. MsTshslt
by WILLIAM BUTLER, his Dep-3
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, Mafca 7lh. 1888 6''
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md further notice is hereby given that forbid any
AMI al persons from buyirg 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'O0n, Fen O. 1872
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j. LYNDON & FOLEY

=. LYNDON & FOLEY.
DeaIers IA Groceries, Liquors, Hardroare, Croeser,
&c, sc, &C.
EEAVE on hand General assortment Of Sugars. Ia,
Z a Coffee, Moasses, Whiskey, Brandy, and Vine A.
so a large assortment of
CROKERY- WARE, LOOKING GLASSES. & CLOCKS
Of the best kind, which they good the b
Being determines TO sell for cash. they offer lher
goods at very low prices
Among their assortment may be found Window Sbs,
tes, Table Covers sc. Call and sac US and esm orr
prices and no fear but hat you will purchssa
store next door 10 the Auction Room, and opposite he
County Buildings.
Mineral Point, May T. i552.
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MINERAL POINT EATING HOUSE,

GROCERY AND PROVISION STORr
FSVHE subscriber would respectfully All the sitspt
- OF The pubic to his well selected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS.
CONNECTIONS, &c,
AT his well known stand High Street, opposite Nj
ton store where he may be found at all times ready
accommodate those no may favor him with their n,
ronage. He has on hand good supply OF
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Saleratus, Spices, Fruu,.
Nms, SardlHes, Oysters, &C., DC,
All Of the best qualities, and offered on the most rs,
able terms
CANDLES Of ALI H1NDS,
Manufactured ana sold at wholesale and retail as rhs
as they can be had at any place in the west. In conn.,
ton with this establishment Is good
l8 a {ES u u Y,
Ry which means he is always supplied with fresh CSs,
PISS &C, and also prepared 10 furnish
so SD ZN&s8 AND PARTIES
With the most delicious varieties, Ornamented to ,v
the most particular TASTE
GT The highest market price paid for good Butte
and Eggs.
THOMAS MALOSEY.
mineral Polnt' July 20, 1854 3gf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
ERUsT TREES AND SEsIrU RBERY,

FExTsE TREES And SHIET RBERY.
JOHN HAND,
B0THkGH Nursery CaTdss4- D05eT. Gate Fest 7rras
IOWA COUNTY, wIsCOEsIF,
PR u E Gs to inform his friends and the q
~ k-B public generally that he can supply w
A them with choice gIriet;es of u kinds Of '-@-
FRE5T TREES,
Consisting in part Of LOG varieties Of ApEles 66 do Of
Pears, . Of Pums, Is of Cherries, Of Ounces 81 large
English GoOsbeTries- and all the varieties Currahs
red white and black Also, four Of the best vareies
kaspberries, with Aprcos, PEACHES, NectariBes twelve
Einds Of Grapes, sc, together with every ysriaT y
shrpbbery and OrHaHsatat Plants capable VI Withstand.
ing the Wisconsin climate.
His collection OF Double ROSES comprising l6gI
rieties, both dwarf EHc climbing cannot easily be
selled in variety Of color general beauty. He hn
also the finest varieties OF MAMMOTH Victoria and Gl
RHUBARB, or Pie plant, and 70 ,Tteeu varieties OF
STRAWBERRIES, &c . &c,
All (which are growR under his immediate sd
attention. Orders supplied in April October, a. y1
reasonable pnces carefully packed any distance
F." Is also grower of a carefully assorted variety Or
Fegetsbie, FioVe- and Agricultural SEEDS suppiedu
Boxes on commission OF Otherwise References 81 itt
highest Standing can be given when required. IL
Dover, Iowa Co Wis, Nov. 81, 1851.
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DESEN Y.

This istreszinq disease is 6 deran
ged condition of thu yisCeral organs
Whetherrssu ting from CuuJagtuu im
proper diet, change of climate, or from
my olher cause, ar. = p TOWNSEND =
Compound extract of Sar-apgrilla il
demonstrated tobethe most efticaciuus
anu potential remedy ever discover
.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM TUB


d - v \ . IS A.
Do not allow your children to grow up with seeds Of
Rheumatism in their constitutions. II Is easily cured If
attended to in time: but wheu neglected it becomes
chronic and troublesome. Nothing equals Dr. :. p.
TOwnsend's Compound Extract OF Sarsaparlla in
wing pains of Rheumatism the young well the
old
Fort WAYNE. March 9, 1850.
Or. : p. Townsend -D Dear Sir take the liberty ad
dressing you taho"gh perfect strauKar in regard
valuable medicine NJ daughter aged years
been afflicted for the three months vii thatterrible
disease Rheumatism. She attended constantly by
best physicians, but with little help Al
last induced purchase bO'tleOf your nesiima
BILE preparation OF Sarsaparila Of your AGENT f. r. Reed
this place. After taking the first bottle, she began
from her ameuess, TO be able to walk about
the house After taking the second hO5tle size
well ever. | would advise all those afflicted with
rheumatism to give il a trial
Yours aEectiouately,
E. l. CHITTENDEN.
pE7Es WON ssE y EeN>ET pEEeN
The accompany ing cerudcae received by the pro
prietors from Messrs- A Hurd s Co Of Eaton, Canada
East
Eaton, c. r. Nav 1919.
I, Jonathan TayI1r, of BURY, hereby certify my
wife. Lucy Taylor, had been sick for months.
threatened with cJnsumntion and could find relief
III procured from MessTs y A. RUrd & Co. some
Or. :. Town~ends Sarsaparia, which immediately af
ordvd relief and she is in fair way OF recovery
and have much confidence in his medicine, that I
ian cheerfuHv vecommeud il 10 others.
lSigued) JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
TO Ia BALES.

DR.. s. 2. Townsend Compound ex-
tract Of SarsapariIia has m re than Il
hOusaud times proved Itself The
-sr attest IL male strengg heuiDg mCdi
.jne ever Invented.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14

SALINE, Oct. IA, 1852.
Mr. ]. D. PARE-Dear sir: I send you the foregoing
cert hcate- and, fer acq lRnted It'll the case
IS all trae. procured it, thiakng gbt he benefit
to you and the afflicted. VoG have the privilege Of
using it as you think best You're, w a. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead O
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, -4gsnt
DodgevilIe, Iowa CO., Wis, Sep. 81, 1871. 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
The Ami cted CuredlI

BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
4 AVINti arrived at Mineral Point and taken no.
q al 7. K Bio4gett's Central House, tske !.
method Of announcing 10 the citizens Of this VI
aud it's vicinity that he is furnished with large 500
VBG!5 TABLE MBDIGIN5s,
Carefully selected, cured and compounded BY ~,
tie leels himself competent 10 prescribe fcraf dss
male or iemae) that are durable; and be hsIlsfs =
seii1 rom his long experience and unwesried e1tI
70 give satisfaction to enlightened public and ~. y
lariy to al who may favor him with call, BY WI
hopes TO merit and receive share Of public pAOIe
Mineral Point, Feb. 9Th, 1853.
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Brewery to Rent.
LABELS AND NUMBERS

NOR District School Libraries also, ttrfi.,5rI
Z sortment Of BLANKS, for sale 81 tsi- W
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HEyRETC NOTECE.-~AH persons are hereby
Il notified not TO trespess, Mine Dig, upon any OF
following lands, without the written consent permits
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14

SHOULDER BRACES, a superior article for
sale by R D PULFORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

stesnshp Prcuehc1s CAPT Churchill san Juan De- Noe NAY
the 18Th Msy eachansed signals with French bark TranzeArd
worts the SoF.hwaTd in syssssaa Passage Juae ed Of
Aton' An hrs Am ElzA1eh, o. Norfolk Al sch Henrietta
ship Mempl before reported Duyis tn. Havrs, May WA
Hcse and IS passenger 70 W Ncoh IN Has had b.s
ard desth On the Psste May Fred ph a.n native o.
Mes.s esI s] hssis Of THs6S and Tbo Py z e
Swtdep y from The SPEAKER boom crowued Nay 10 H.
a &C. lons 90 ezehsl se rss large slip Ea show
mE q srsl WITH the Letter I! black Ga white ground
Ship Cotton Pislt Psiier AatseP % ds viii ise aaa 30
lieueh tIs Adene hence for sye II Is 9Th spoke B
s I'm SAda ior NswioIk . d. cut 7h spoke Bremen zip
tbs uciurr Ntrtulket shoals TN the E'wood W.l,sr
B4k Olivia sPa HavIs May = VIA ballast AID passsasers to J.
Is Is f Liverpool June AZ n. sf IS long @ 1l Wan
LSs.soI 10y =. iISs5 ne Ooa oysree7rd saa 1T he
lat s. lns G s. spoke ship 81 Nsoas heaee M Hsvre. Sailed
Bark L0ugen tNcfW SeT & Is im. HavTe ballast an II
p1serseIs to simesk IlHGes.
ard AID panse Matttes Fz1esan For vessel II
ftouscu Hunter No date, Of Bahamas BankI spoke brig
BaIk Nse, o.. PoIFsId Port vend- raa,s So IA with vine
Bra 81 d cob Wet H.vaz. 2ds sugar tobacco AID CT
BAH Js.oE GFosse (Bs Kru BrsHsa 50 d. pipes &C. %
Bins Pa Peee, MsIsnh via Par. 2 d. ba. Indian rub
Waller Ct Broolsve from Portland Havana Is Jane
lat S. len u s. spoke bns zAian, Aoss 0E Boston for Charles
ton.
Brig s. cPa (Br) Morehouse Gusysna R. 3 d. olA-es
Bins kdwsd LIND, of Portland BHsk%sn ATseeba R. May
Nay % t s. lon II &C. pOke bas compeer from Havana
Brs Aedy sw Berry m M.caibo May m with coffee and p.
senesIs g. Maitland PhePs Sailed In company with Danish blrk
Brs Margaret lOdenbusl Rufer Bremen IN bs. add
&c psseIgsis 70 Hennins- Mailer GOsing
Brig Beeaa lBes Meats 20 a. I'm AnfwsTP with iron and 100
BIs o. FIsao tt Bs.q r.Plsy San Juan Rsmsao. May
uG May 8 at a q long % 90 spoke sehr Hsty Eliza Mack
sehr Pesfete Lae tef Biueh Falsrd 10 d I'm x,.a Gu
q viii mossssa and sugar to Dane Curtis Jam
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marhet.....oA.rryLLr kIt0.1rD 70. Tnl " Y T.lsg.s

THURSDAY, June 9.
ASHE-A soOd demand o both kinds and ce sseay
a so lbls Al A. IS fof Pots and g q for PearA
COTION Is dull heavy sales Of eo bales
her Orders have been BY TIE Canada
forsf orepcee OF the uoubles with Turkey.
-FOUR AND MEAThe market Tor the low grdes Of sud
Wcn Four peued rather better bat esd and hardly
fru The appg demand hunted hut there far hone md
Fep inquiry Of Western brErds disposed
se Ihs letter in far a steady prices Cana
er timer: sales Of LEO bills e. - SaSi ST. The ses
Wtsefn Canal 7eto bis. - 4fQS4 &! for Common
Ssht state e. 81 IS T Mixed Fancy Mhissn ndars
sccun Good Obo Southern F0ar hcld
rre ruG demand; sAss q co tb ;! SIT S.
m ConuCn brands and s. Q 81 for Fancy brands Rye
Feur inactive s. IS for tine. Com meal dull bur .1dy
90
GRAINOur Wheat market firm, the supply moderate na he
demand fair for export and for mddns the sale. are zee bushels
Prime White Ohio, 70 sive private; COZ b5ses far do
a. $50 tehs fair and ordinary Canadian at 81 "a and 30
rod red Western New orleans 81 10 bags incated
Bailey hTm nc demand fart Sales o. 20 bush al SIC tr
&c ir prime r0wed Barley MALI dull stQdjc.
Oats rather hner The demand Of jersey
Canadian {5u{le Ryes quiet and Il nominal sac
sctye, yellow rather better the The
for the Fart home trade sales Of al bushels
fle unsound &c for S0athern mixed;
Wesern white Southern and d67e Southern yeo
WHIsKY-Tbe demand better sales Of SIS
tbs sc r Ohio, and Slde for Prison. Drudge buoyan;
s,ies Of no hhds q s2c, tine and M
PROyIsIONs-A ste y market r Pork the demand fair for
,h fors trade Sales coo bb a. els SIS ga Mes and
;issss 3 CO.. Prime Beef PeaiJ And IN aasea sqaes Sales
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Passengers Sailed.

IN seanslp Europa from Bson For Lircrpcai Rev T. " Kirk
Capt Chlf Bake Mess Brown oAaTdon, Mesus L. ,'rse
+. J. kchhldou. W. Hchbon y. Brigham 81 Brigham W.
johnson, H. n Horton Geo. Hamilton G. H. Appleton, Copley
Greene. A. Hobart, j. s Blake and wife, Cree AID VIE
Brown, Damon ard T. Robinson Of Bosom; W W. Sv.er AID
j. Syvete Of Dnuyes 3. Bliss q srrf geld C. II Glnied
Of New Bed'ordi Daia Jas lc and F. A. Hopkins Of Port
A. Iar'i0rd
DlyLron Of RlOce Island; Tutt lady AID child H. Z. =,
ford J. L. Thomas Mis- Obey - Hint, Andrew smith, 5.
haIoher c, french, - Rosebers - Whiu,ker. j. Mia -
Jooos - Levy, New-iork > Lambert AID 8d7 Tfbufy
and edy. Martin, - M.riu, Thomas, Philadelphia
- Maxwell oy and child New OrcsnG Wright Ct. cinnat
RcvJ W Newton J. T. Cleycs lady and children and
A. Brde, q south CaoIa; r. Ayles W Webb Mr. Billings
kcle o. louisville; T. Barbour Osgeg0 y. i. j. Bal
BIooiyn 5. Ocos Aa; Lieut. Toll Swedish Navy Others
chiefly II MeIeO and Europe IN all If5.
fo' HqVll-- Feiief J. isIIi- q Bostoaj Bowker, Of
Salem Hugh iarriga1 NcWlok; Ms Mckay, Mrs Auiefs1n
Lawson AID Jo5u Finer Of Hal fax Row rauonte, Of
Cuba; - IinuCr Bu .hsl Eng. j. ". AlcC alum, chid
Quebec j. Luham, Scotland; Goyche Frluce-lG
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

shiJs-IHse Me.'on SesE New Orleans VIM Nelson Son MAJ
ga Eyas PRATT, Lo don Gnswod Morgan Wiley; Leopold IL,
GeIbdrF Antwerp, L. Hubut Charles, Knsek schOdiae
Jones Johuatn.
Barks-Cuhs CoDdaee Ms;anzas Nesiniih Adoa CBL
Me Quebec Ja Lee CoC nance, (Br) nhngwoEth s. Joha,
B. Barclay LiyiIF Wm U. Alden, Bates, Belize i0ud
A1tuderi Grey Hoand Gobauon, Port Waha Poster Nick
Bries-Gov Brown, PsTt City Pom. Val JW Five Coz VIM
r. PsIls, w FL Ter Philadelphia r. T. Buck FoEnax Frank
lefsor w l. bakeI Macon Watkins Savannah Deu Co.. Ma
Is White, Creepy Mndso n master; wnihrop Siam5ns Cur
thsgena Everett Blown; JoTsen Bonkhors lN0 ies0n
Utes schmidt Bachen Rowland Fae Jaa1 de Cubl j. w
Elwen 4 Co frlsIdshp, Wilson, Phiaielphia master
Schcone0ov And rfon, Farewell Key West l. Naiaard
Co Katharine SsdA Abeel Jamaica b. eager Co; Gez.
(Duch) Mud Rotterdam, Fauch Mencke: ByEluum Cole
men New Bedioid master; Lucy An (B) Lyons sactve B.
Cook Smyth; Ctslenge Smith Jscksonv Van Blu. Sagh':
Hanover Mhrplc, Richmond {. n Peson Muy Koapp W..
Care Ilsshen W Lewis H. W Brown Halse, wuangoa,
DolIeIk Potter; VIM. J. Conquest Wordeu- Newaven; Durham
A Damon Active, Or Perry, iarnouth, J. H. Br.ine
Soop-CsthaTin Maria Web ID -h;on. r. L. J. H. Ravens
Siesinel-ktunebee, Clalk Phiaie pha { b. Sanford.
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May r. at 10 49, long a s. ship ATLANTA Colby I'm NeYork
Apu - san frhrcrco.
Nay al g. long - Neherland Burg fn Amsterdam for New
York.
Nsys M 60 orr 90 w, ship Agues Leeds, Ksnnsy I'm Liver
rocl for NtW-lork.
May 10 Ia a 50 long Il p W ship Sheffield Lewis fin Liverpool
for New -OI.eans.
Nay = lat % long W, shpNewYors Hutchinson IN Liver
pool for NewYoTt.
May l. lat IS long g bsFk Iaabea (Br from Norfolk for Liy-
My 10 st. ter slip HOyoks, Perkins from Liverpool for
EosCu.
Newl OH.
May g. a 20 s. long 10 - baFk Powhasn, from HAVANA
Trieste.
Nay 70 p long 49, bark Keza from Belfast for New
Bar w, ~ miles bark Oak, I'm Boston for Phia
doThia. 800 ,..
Sen Fr1Icfco II ds out
NEVIS lat So IS ~ ong III = W. brig Ceciin I'm Saa Francisco
for tie Columbia River
% New Inlet ship bound North. showing blue
s'sua with white tclL
nv 80 of Mltsnzss Japonici, f rhAd phia Havana.
anchor tie Bahama Banks the lacs barN Sill
II He lfor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Its thus that the balance of trade adustsse England
sent iron rails which laid down the prares sent back
mense supplies of food TO restore the international bal
anoe with this diGerencethe iron but once the
foed goes annually.
II is easy to that if ave running in debt to Eng
andor IRON the pay goes forward promptly ana literally
The great Central Railroad has sold nearly 100000 Of
its bonds mostly in London, for money. These bonds sell
there at and per cent premium The road took iron At
price less than half its present market value When it
shan have been completed and 40 miles of rich farm
land pour its products those rails to market greater
IMPULSE will be given 10 the balance against England than
the purchase of the non made in her favor The Gens
road running less than sixth part Of the Central sent
forward last year value of $4,000 600 Of breldstus The
Central will send forward enough pay for its iron every
month in the year. The difficulty in these matters is that
from the growing similarity of products, England viii
be able to pay the food and materials she buys Of
the United States but trade will adjust the balance as
heretofore.
In relation to our imports which AZ this port for five
months tsOO64OOO against same time last year
the same correspondent remarks
The important fact is however overlooked that trade
regulates Itself and that large imports they
hut returns for larger experts We may compare the
quantities ard values Of certain articles exported fron the
If,,. Tod Sfafez
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,ra receipts Of the corresponding month May of last
90, were SlE534 IL from the Main Stem and sSSl40 %
Sem the Washington Branch making atoiA of sl7i9'i 81
,hus showing an aggregate increase Of s6S9i 80 of which
over $4,000 was for passengers and $4,000 tor freight on
fhe main STEM ,,,,,n-,.,
The eepts Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
s,hs st four days OF this month $1,000 This was
on 20 miles Of road
ha snandaigus and Niagara Falls Road is being pushed
so.rd with great energy by the contractors Messr''
VI, S,,nef & Co. and WILL understand be prompt
" cenr ted by the lst Of July This energetic rm OF
o,yac,ors have also a very strong force on the "Ams
- and Elmira Road and also building the CAw'ssa
Road. -, ,..-., po.a,
tie leading spirits Of the Ere and Cen'rS hoao'
end some of the Western Roads are now holding ooh
sss At Buffalo tndeavorng to agree upon some arrange
.n for the harmonious operating Of their v'roas roAo
We hear Mr. flsgg spoken of in the street connection
.-;,b The vacant Presidency Of the Erie Railroad
The annual report Of the Board Of Directors OF tae
u;. and Essex Railroad submitted to meeting oil the
sethodeys held at Dover the sth inst states the re-
800. sor The wear to have been s4s9l as OF which
we're from passengers sslse7 o. freights ssissa o.
LII "a az n. The expenses amounted to sness ~
Viewing surplus Of s79s5 &c. Gross receipts Tor inc
,ss, ending May 81 lss2 were si299' % and the eA
s7.s77 os increase in receipts over the previous
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Disasters. &c.

JOIN HOLLAND, from NewYork Saa Francisc put
Actruco m xico tie 10th MAY dtres leasing between
and siloks hour She having experienced vey
weather Of Cape HON Gt credit IL due ID Capt Baxter r
hi sT nd nevenee blozns hs ship into The por und tne
The beng ey out 70 cue plIpt Lie
Surveyors her 70 he discharged her u her alt hopes
finding hrr eak her copper Sac viii b. c1asi &C. sd
have dispatch fCr San trrLo The IA repJrs being
company American round stern clipper bark painted
bEcl af 52 - s. O. IL W, w Os " 0rto saau-1as 10
BOOM SC.
scHR PRESIDENT ashore Dutch Island rmaood il the sane
position. before stated NJ Tuesday. sEe went slore
about Saturday afternoon AID lies rock Just Ab
he fore chs
JOIN MURRAY Ct Dghou struck by su- 81 ilst
Mount HoTe sy pf sails, and received her mage
ScHR HAsxAH Glars from Philadelphia for Wells, Ne which
ashore Cape Hnopn Point h been or and towed - Della
WIZ RIraLVr III
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