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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27

OCz- A fellow in town has nose so long that
an iminent surgeon has recommended him 90
have Ringers made for il. So thar be can ahai hi
proboscis up like a jack knifa On going ie bea.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27
LAW CARD.
]. VI, CLARK,

]. VI, CLARK,
Attorney and C0W11SetLOrGt Ldgo
KaKO0 city, Miss.
zKTILL practice in the courts at Jackson,
W and the circuit courts Of Winston, Al
Ia la Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes.
All business entrusted to his care will re-
csive prompt attention.
Yazoo city, april 18th 185l-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27
Z. WILSON.

I, WILSON,
Steamboat Agent, COMMISSION and FOR
WARDINf MERCHANTS, No. II Caron-
deIet Nlreet, New Orleans.
~ Particular attention paid to lilling orders
REFERENCEs
rayle & HARRISON. Hill, M'Lean " Co.
tellowes & Co.-Robeson & Allen,-P.
A. Owen & Ward & Jonas
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27

W Il. MILES. 4. B. MAYEs
Miles & Mayes.
ATTOR RNEYS AT LAW,
ATILL give their attention to all business
w entrusted TO them In all the Courts held in
the counties of Yazoo and Holmes.
0-y- Office in Wilson's building by the Tel
egraph Office.
Yazoo City, Jan. 5, l853-ly.
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Extensive Forgery mt Newark.

FROM inc NtWarN hcNerlRert Dtc,
William Brown Euglishman, who has recently set
tied at Boomaeld as practical chemist WAS arrested
this nrg picon Of havb forged the names
Of several gentlemen various notes He offered at the
counter Of the Newark Banking and lngurance Company
this morning. purportng to be- drawn by D Brig
hsn fer $500 %, to VIZ. Brown and by Livingston W.
Dupcan. for s26I, 10 william Rrown Mr.. V,rMuye pro-
norpc.d the Signatures to be foreeie and ~ the same
ofctr sandcrd hsp,eaed t. be in pursuit OF MIN,
st tl,e ns'ance Of n gentleman who had previously
bought other rotes of brewn and had discovered them
10 he forged. onicer Sandrord therefore arres hin
md tool him before Justice Andruss The FOLLOWING Il
H.. o the notes which have disposed Of, or os ed
for discnpnt ~ hin for OF which hn bad received
c mcrey from the bank, (puncan's for s20o) And It
had hern protested lie had ALTO sold several others 10
an irdivi 'ual:--
l. a neto dsncd James Kiett, for eGs si claimed By
Brorn II bt genuine.
2 note signed W. l. Duncan, for $500, acknowledge 20
10 forgtTy -.
b AnGto sitred Livir gsen w Duncan for $751; acknOw-
note signed Il. Brigham for SOY 90 Acknowledged to
n,ts ,isned Henry NJ Harding, for $3.50 is acknow.
s. note fiur ed William Livingston puncsa for s2G o
wti,h va discounted at the bank and Protested Aoknow
ledsed 10 be forgery.
The total amount n ths various notes Ia a213S Oil,
Irovn vas comgtted BY Justice AAdTusa,
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Police Intelligence.

s-In your paper the I'd ins under tho head Of Police
Reports publish to tho world (anwittinply Of oourse
haze slsnder against hrm which hal donc and still
cal uated 70 and the numerous employed by
uE, rrcat dsnage. Wo Of the ditcutes
which tho eonauctorsof apabs Journal labor a,d the LA
eity thor heir pcaed upon tho statements
of who governed ~ iesbss of msco OF thi5
Go not complain. Ths fact that gave tho Ilaudee
most tlaee In ourn a. embracing large
.raecvould eem 70 imply the rgst we hsa to expect su
lar and position IN journa to osabuse tho public
mind after tie capo had dismissed by tho prcps tr
buBA aud the mplsinants held to bail In larss
(SQMQ damage malicious prosecution. behalf
rm please acceptct our thanks for the .tness
With viii the d'smiesal Of The complaint
and our pahy for the editors Of several pap Who
after having given publicity TO fs,sehood haze not the
kncs acknowledge by publishing ths other side OF
the hjeot on will pAos undtr removed y
publishing the above. Yours, STEARNS 4 STURGES
a nevchants Exchange, N. T.
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waiting f my train the engineer OF that train bad
pssred over ereeu tch and attempting to reach
gravel .i,ch about half mile further west; whsn the
collision took M the express train was exactly
time; aftsr II oco urred got out Of the wreck the
best way coule md commenced to get out the
woundsd and sent MN to find the conductor OF the
other sini met and ared our time and found 1t
to agree; was in the baggsss csr and the dscsasss
was the f'st and the baggage
SISTED In getting him out, and fouod him. With three
or four Others severely injured sent to Jersey City
ior an engine and cars to take the wounded we'll as
passengers
j. c. Nc 'omb, house surgeon to the New York Hos
pital dsposedThat at O'Clock yes 10, day morning
the deceased admitted very ch prosra tsd from
complste crushing Of the left ankle aud foo. s,m.
pound fracture Of the right leg fracture OF the ht
thigh and oher c0ntusiops; he died at five o'cor tina
same morning. his I'M uries being the cause o. dep th
The tet nony here closed and the case was given to
the jury WHO renSere the ftliswirg
VERDICT.
That the deceased, Thoras Feathertor. came to his
death from injuries received by the cision OF the ex
preBs train OF the Erie Railroad from, to Jersey
city, and the emierart train going West or the evening
Of December 1868 and from the Il smony scduced il
appears to have BE- caused BY gr0sa careless on
part Of the persons having cag- Of the trss
The authoties OF se@ Jersey will probably csuss tn
arrest OF the conductor charge of the train
The ascesee was native OF Ire and thirty years OF
age &c leaves wife and two children residng at Os
w.ro
LADY and two children sperers by the collision are
a. the New York Hospital The dy Il In crti a sta
ation Tie children's injuries are not dang erous.
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wrllin rnshurg city Intelligence.

EscAr1p PRISONER RfrANEN.--S!ephen Hyde, who was
committed o Bsckwel's Island some two monhs since
sentence II four months, for Drunkenness effected
his pc Thursday evening by swimming the East
river Landing Lol Island Shore he came to this
city and stopped in porter house where he called for
some brandy and offered his ehrt for twenty five cents
by ISLANDERS obicrvog that III dress of sone
What singular pattern, causcd his arrest He Was yes
terday handed to the prison aHthortes and recon
ducfa IN he itfapl
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Marine Disasters.

loss or THE SHIP RATLER AND BR. BARK ELIZA.
NORFOLK, Dec Q, 1858.
The clipper fhip Ratler from Calao in sixty Ave days.
with guano, for Baltimore, went ashore Currituek
beach at O'Clock st,rday. The ship and cargo
total loss.
The British bark Eliza went ashore at the place.
and would likewise. with her cargo, prove total loss
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nIprEefs.

NEW ORLEANS, Dso Q. 1853.
The sales OF cotton 70 dny oo0 bales AMI FOR the
week they foot up IS 600 b,lss mi6dng ID qroed at
9ic. The decrease in he receipts at all tbs southern
ports, compared with same date last year is 4B5.o coo
bales, Rio cofes has advanced lsc $500 bags prime
told ct II &c. PIG.
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Snpersor Court-Part Second.


nEc. e.--ln ths OF Charles Houston against the
Meyer, &c OF New York, for injuries done plaintiff
through their alleged negligence, reported Ia yestsr
days HER4tp, the Jury rendered sealed verdict for
plaiptia $3.50 damages.
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Startling Railroad Accident.

HERKMER, Dec. o. 1853.
As q man was crossing the track to-day, In double
wagon the freight train going west came up smashed
the wagon to pieces killed of the horses and carried
the about hundred rods the cow catcher,
without doing him any material pury.
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Steamer Wrecked on the Mississippi.

LOUISVILLE Dec. 0, 1858.
The steamer Australia struck rock Hat Island,
upper Mississippi to day and sank The boat and cargo
will probably prove total lose Insured for Si5, 900 in
Pitt ttahurp
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From New Orleans.

COTTON RECEIP rS-THE CHOLERA.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 7, 1858.
The receipts Of ton at all the Southern ports
9 900 bales short Of the receipts at the time
last year.
The papers are indignant at exaggerated state
merits as to the cholera here, furnished by
pondent OF certain New York papers.
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FrOln,BOst on

From, BOst ON.
DEATH or MR.. CHICKERING-LARGE FAILURE, ETC.
BosToN Dec. O. 1853.
Jonas ChickeriDg, the well known pianoftrts manulac
turer, tied fuedeI y last night OF plexy.
There failure yesterday afternoon for a large
anopn reported at $50 000 The firm has been
extensively in the Australia and California trade.
The conceI given to the public schools here by Madame
scntas to day q very fine affair. Over six thousand
children present.
Later from Texas.
TIE RAILROAD CONyENTIOE-AR1Y MOVEMENTS
THE YELLOW FEVER.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 0, 1853.
The New Orleans papers Of Saturday last received
They contain Galveston dates to the Goth ultimo.
The South western Texas RaIosd Convention had pro
vided for the xploration OF the FL Paso route.
On the ed utino Major BeRer, Quartermaster at San
Antonio started for Ell Paso with the government train
comprising section Of light artillery with their caissons
well 6lled with ammunition.
The yellow fever 4till prevailing to extent at
Galveston and other points.
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COroner's Inuucsts.


INQUEST UPON THE BODY OF MR.. JOHN r.. 3TUY-
vEsANT-DBATH CAUSED CHOLIRA.
Coroner o Donneh yesterday held inquest upon the
body Of Mr. John E. Suy whose very sucdsa and
hat myster death caused consia erabe excite.
meDt The evidence addced showed conciuaively that
death was caused by cholera and that the rumors Of his
having committed suicide unfou nded Tie following
is the substance of the evidence
Gerard Stuyvessnt being sworn, saysI aside ut No.
24 Second street. and brother of this deceased ho
vea at Schenectady but has been ths habit Of visiting
the city every month fortnight busness hs stayed
at my mothers No 49, Second avenue, while In town;
he bad been for some wseks past In state Of de-
spondency, but his mind seemed to be perfectly sound;
with 9r Seymour until ssw them Published 10 the pa
pers had versathn with him 10 reference to h0
assigning his ropery TO sad Seymour and had inter.
With him until sent or during his last illness;
weptto see him at IL O'Clock "Wednesday night; he
vas tt. in great pain, and said he had ihs cholera.
and believed that he wou6 die; Dr. Ellis WAS attending
him; he cied at oclr ok the following morning
Samuel Ellis, ~. d, residing at No l79 second ave-
"Wednesday night he visited the deceased aud found
him sun' iirg from symptoms which clearly showed
gone face and extremitiss very cold cramps in his
hands aud 9th unisakeablc evidences Of
on ,ny enr.nce he said to me, @ Doctor ! hsys ths
Johnson who arrived In about tweuty minutes, and
agreed With to the character OF the disease and
the stomach which coud produce the symptoms mani
tsted in this case; left the patient 1T all past
die and that my directions would be attended to. =
John N. Cotlin, Of No. Stuyvesant square. being
swore tayeI ave been acquainted With the
intimately for more than twenty years. he had very pecu
liar notions of remedies proper be taken In
he would consult persons practising animal
magnetism cairyoyance, and believe controlled BY
their advice am under the impression, from oonvsr-
sations with him that he has neither ul taken
rene dies from these cavoyants for the last ak months
Dr. Es recalled, atcd that Ia conversation with the
mother of deceased she toi him that he had dined
Tuesday Wednesday last corned beef cabbage
and had also eaten freely Of oranberrss she stated too
hat on the night be cAliei In the deceased had
drank two or three quarts of lemonade which cscv
lated 70 segravats he devanged condition Of his bowe
was present At tho pose porten ou, and r.
Y appearance Of the organs convinced that tn.
statement have already made is correct
Dr. Ubl made pos rnorlem examination Of the ,ody
,nd gave II IA his opinion that death was eau sd 81
asiate cholers and the jury rendered verdict thai
fleet. The S1eceased u native OF Nov 70 kk And
| nftv six Years of sQe
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NraNxEE NOTIONS i OR ls5t -ruIs POPULAR WoRK
has now circulation OF 30 900 cories just oubls what
IL had o tho close he first year ngo ~ 10 quite
cgna copying from tho French and Engh papers
comic pers do. IL ranges tie whole
Of wis ard humor and contains ta ekeehos and jokes
writers in the country Every page is full OF
choice enavings The third volume commences with the
January pumber and will bow farther improve ment Te
all In their ,ops before Fehruary H. 1863
the pu Usher will free valentine subscrig
Mon 2o annum, yayablo in advance. PubiGhcd by
". Str 0NG, s8 and 1CO Nassau street.
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Marine Affairs

THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC Capt. Comstoct, lea ess at noos
to dsy for Liverpool she has abe hu narsd psssen
gers engaged.
Tex STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRc n sailed yesterday morn
rp for Havana and Mobile vdh ninety passengers and
$3.50 coo IN specie.
Tux snp HorE OF aoou 500 TONS aad 10 years old,
sold yesterday for abov'. S31, 900.
TnE BARK MARY A. N JASx Of Eewburyport Mass, of
about Soo tcps va sold few days aince to Meeara A.
L. bhncharo q o., of this city, for $4,000.
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SYRACUSE, Dec. 0, 1858.
Last night was the codest we have yet experienced.
The canal frozen over and boats passed. 10 day
until p NJ 1t is clear thi evening with Indications
frostv ninht
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Naval Intelligence.
Inc " sloop Of war Dale, Commander Whittie arrive
sd " NJ ,era Nov. 8, from Boston.
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ASTROLOGy.
MADANE MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THg
i most wonderful sstroogt in the world that has
been known She IL the seventh daughter Of seventh
danrhter and born with sis by being learned ths
astracgc science To tell by signs future events and all
Of life in regard TO healh wealth love- eourship
MARRIAGE and will even tell tho thoughs and win alcs
male Eatrimony oasy and will show tho intended hus
hsnds abs,nt friends which has sstopiAhed thonsadf
during her travels through Europe rs Broome ba
swser Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen no. adnaittod
MRS. LADOMUs NO. 20s CANAL STREET, CONT
WI nues TO tell past present future evenss likewise
love, tshp. and marriage Sho will also make love
.pn between yati., where i does not now ex. She will
smsnt told for nothing English, French and German
yuagcs spoken.
MFs. PFEwsTEa, FROM MPHILaDELPHIA, TENDERS
WI her services to the ladies aud gentlemen of this city. in
astroogy love and law msters interpreting Dreams &c
bv books and science constantly relied by Napoon and
will tell the Of the lady gentleman they will
sso the Of the viters Residence so Great Jones
street Of BoweIy Ladies, 80 cents; gents 81.
THE MOST WONDERFUL GIFT AND SCIENCE OF
| the sye In Madame M0RROW'S showing She intendei
hntApd stsert friends. at 76 Rrnna rarrnr
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rEtAVRLT.ERs' sauIRx

1879 NEST SAFE, CHEAP, AND REhIABLs
Nav York Inland route Three daily trains; .cssSosn
:sG sss sS s5'ss
Wss Sss x S K,T @ sarssss ;, IS
eTa snd gudsoS and Bsrhshife rsEoaas Ct Chatham Tsy
TSts E sai ~he1
'hronsh tickets 30 procured sna baggage checked
$sSssss''an SsIss' hsssS;ss'' ssSsis
Twenty sS snd Fourth stations the ssc;:
city as station Of 2 sESlT s ss Sa
ARRANGEMENT FOR pEcEMBEa.-ALBANY AND
New York daily sspsass TT tI,q ;. 49, 49,
csasfs Line SsilTssd ';e EIs Ines norm for s.
at Chatham Four Corners for Lebanon Springs The above
sST srs ss
sSa S
10 sn e
siy f land and chaa a All
Centre street heretofore X HALL Superintendent
1lA.DEN AND .AMnoy RAILR0AD TO PHILADEI
10 A. X and :. n. Aecommodstion lino 4. X, Ss
% nsn r. 70 ps TO
Iress line NJ b. steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct to Camden by through in hours and
SSs Tsrs s. RosuFnins leave Phiadelphi. a AN
Express train, 4. M Through In four hours oonneohr
With trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At 10 o'clock
evening
Mail train, a. N.-Throush way trains ~ IL N. Ands
Pm
Express train p. NJ Emarant train N. For TsrrJ
1870 p. For Peekesi, $50 p. n. For Pouyb
keerse, 7i0A. N. and NJ Passengers taken at Cham
ber Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirtydss street.
Sunday trains from Canal srcot st $40 NJ for A1hanJ
snd Troy. stepping at all way stations
EDMUND FRENCH. Superintendent.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL. oGDENSBURG, BUR
~ r gton and ST. Johashury, via Belows Fails Rutland,
Windsor White River, Wells River Monp eer ST. Abana
and Point Ticknt oces-Now Usyon Railroad
Broadway and Csnal street, snd T@entyth strect
and Fourth Express trains, A. NJ and 2. II.
Bs CHECKED through There only two ohspgs Of
freight apply TO FRANCIS HYDE Agent ~ South street.
Argw YORK AND PuILApnLcHla DiRErT VA
~ New Icrfey Rat-o h8Upitcd States and EEpre lines
through IN fovr hours leave New York foe, OF ora~ti
g.reg ST ard H. aad4 ~ and 81 ". Is&yo rM
nG 50 r. H. from the foot of wsnut street. Fsre 81 II
5r tnccnd clasn In A. ffor Eer YogN sud $50 p H cr
philadelphia Through tiotes cold srd passengers .na
roueh haszrso carried fr Brtircre. gssh c7siL
And Charleston IN The srt a. ~, and m aHd 80 r.
rnin and coBnecor eevfsin, vs t;siat u behind
passargs.s ~sh hsrE.rs ornsa tha terry Sae rn.t'
Ns-,~s tt~ i~s-~~
CUNDAY MORNING BOA FOh PEEKsRiLi., LAND.
y ing st Yonkcrs bastnps Dobhs Ferry Piernont Tarry
town. Sing Sing Tnvsrsiraw, and Vcrpenks touching
Amoe street The steam CE0RGELAW will leave
pier Sun INV rs o. csht ooosk
Returning leave Peekshiit at O'Clock ;verpans
Haverstraw. 2k Ting Sing, Tarrytwn Az Pissraont
robbs' Ferry, 4; Hastiuss ~; Sonker', ~,
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Later from Havana
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW CAPTAIN 9ENERAL-INDIGNA.
TIoN AGAINST THE AUTHORITIES AMONG THE
CRESCENT CITYs PASSENGERS
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 9, 1853.
The steamship Crescent City has arrived here with Ha
dates to the 9th inst.
The new Captain General Of Cuba arrived out the 3D.
and was Immediately installed.
The passengers b, the Crescent City indignant be-
cause the steamer after receiving permission leave
the evening Of the 4 and going out Of the harbor
recalled, and obliged to wait till the next day.
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yT1pJ >CnLPEL; FOURTH EDl MON N.-ME3SRS. ADKl
L aNCr, SHERMAN co, No. Astor House, aave
used the fourth edition Of Nos 10 and III of this
pnr contaning the articles tho bar
reun,ss ALI city orders supplied above II
abroad must enclose % sna be sddrcsss
post aid scalpel box Post oace for waoa both
hern will be sent 70 any address
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and Bill Broker No. Hanover street
CUEscRIpTIoNs ONLY FIFiY CENTS VOLUME
oas ts sssuuEs
December containing the following ssyensytwo sn.rs
j. Fade Cotton Gin .. the Crystal rl.oe. New York.
l. iDsl'c biDct Of eata Ut ssiasSS Psroha "a '1.''
& Siss STssiSf e dass. aasalis F.sshs ess same
Z. Tank and Teasor for auta Percha.
S Tsstls TS G; a ,ss ss a.s Erss,sn ss John p...
IL psrrans Cup sarisoa s steam Boiler A''a
sss til. Crystal
S Saw At tn. cr,. Palace
y aaSssss aais south shsD Dawn " 'sPs; shssp.
u. Female South Down sheep.
Prs sR1sIss 5sp. and s,,n.
20. fcul.ry fa' House 0''''A' -'A'''
IS Diagram hull and engines Ct tho Savannah first ocean
- Bnrnet! !s Perme.ble mill stone:
81. Davis Patent Fire Escapo Ladder.
& ssassvsr sSasae ras'es # c,isasl Sssa harvester
z. View, Of Ice cutting Kockland Lake.
8. savior cutting ice.
s9. {.s Iss ,flis,sins bar.
q. Mslssr patent portable iron houses.
ss. norIrentai section of same.
yssF;' 41a2 Tn sculptor
4 Imprayod Uetagon Barn.
& S:S:s sss$ Sfssxs spI.:: S,:sn
s. isselIns and Flashing Frssnel Light At the Crystal
Ts Il Rs1PsE nPa At tho cryss. Palace
y. HoyJs,S,. esdlns StrAT berry. ,c,,.,
e. Syrseogst or self acting are alarm lS fer dwsilass
g. for Fr.tiDg AID Numbering Railroad and
g 1s; Tsass Siliasssss sstsssE ss. ia.
IS !. I.st sestis with stones.
S. S. spaes sss,t,1EE EEoaTa sns hr'' board
s has,iPg Easts ST IN : sPasS s.%I.,ss SlSsa'
a. Gordop's Improvement in Carriage Gear.
rsT sr ., Q" ss ss faIe faSa and hind axle, Of same
ss n ss s1a q g
@ .eas Sa
si
s sn ss sss 6:
M or Sori swS Volumes wsn n
;ss5 ssa s,S
been with such mas4i4ccnoe a.
vsmtsr contained gravnss and the
utsequ and the publishers promise to pseea
Der will appear on the LIST OF January rext Farmers
mechanics, inventors, manuacurers and people OF
will ind in the Peoples Journal itory OF
vsxe knowledge peculiarly suited to their respective
Ttras-To subscsi6srs 80 cents volume Subscriptions
by mail in post oflce stamps or bills nt
risk CT the publisher. The of tho Post Uhce,
coGp, State whore tho paper is desired TO be sent
should plainly written Address, post paid, Alfred e.
Beach Nc &c kassa, STREET. Two Volumes are uesht
ennusy. Back nuubers and vouIns always hand for
sin, copies 10 each bs had at nearly n tho
book periodical in tho city aud couaty Delivered
by in The citE Ordors may he lett at the ounce
3iherel dscOun+ to u o ira fe.
Peoples Paent ,eo Inventors and others desiring
obj c leo's paont for nvsatons are com
directly vita editor of tho Peoples Journal
by whom lhe nscea Documents are prepared with the
scr ton promptly att nded to- Persons wishing fog sior
relative to patents ioventons at all tim
undersigned without cha either personally
10 tlogd living at distance nc
would ihe reed nj steps
siraogci letter ut we'll as IL the party
get All cancellations and business sttti conf
dental Patents promptly seeurod in England France and
ir Unistd
su venti9n Ia a,ways ALFRED
DEAUf, Editor of The Peoples Jourf al, Pnte Agent
NJ &c Easeau STREE.
-yrAI sCnLPEL; FOURTH EDlrioN.-MGssRs. ADRl
NJ
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INSTRUCTION.


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n pources to the oitizena of New York. Brooklyn VII
ismsburg end Jersey City thu. his new and elegant room.
Ard boosheepns liberal deduction will be made to par
Of vE sssone three days The nssruoton s thorough
and circulars may be had At the 6 Broadway
Of Franklin street. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
E,NGLIsH UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL GENTLE
mey chaplain Of the English bile ho M is sbout
to form class Of pupils not ten in number who
References and of high character given Ad
drees Co. 80 East street. Union Square
No PRINCIPALS OF UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES
i and High Schools-A gentleman from Eurooe 10 de-
erons OF forming permanent engagement professor Of
L.tu and MODERN lsrgusgss French Italian &c In col
n sIy other He will eaeh English literature and thst
nens Of Europe has been most Highest refer
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-10

WRECK OF THE SHIP TRANEP.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Q, 1858.
The ship Trauer from New York recently WAS lost near
Turks leland, ard total wreck. Captain and
saved.