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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-13
HAMMOND'S IMMINENT.
HANIIHOND'S IMMINENT,
HAMM0ND'S LINIMENT.

DOSSEsSES the power Of healing many INJURIES and
diseases of the skin and bones, pronounced by mod
ical men as incurable. Oftentimes single bottle will
relieve the rheumatic pains that asten, with an iron
grasp, upon the human frame, and that have resisted
the influence of the most potent medicines known and
that too in the hands of skilful and scientific physi
clans. This Liniment has beun tried for years by
discriminating public and its value stands pre- eminent
in the estimation of many Of best physicians and
citizens, the circular that accompanies each bottle
will show. 1t is without parallel in the annals OF
medicine, for curing rheumatism, eout stin joints,
limbs and every kind Of bone and skin disease. For
sale In Worcester by Caldwell & Hill, General Agents,
hy g. 6. Knowlton; Leicester Horace Waite; Millhu.
~, g. Smith, G. a. Holbrook, and j. Thompson; Hol-
den Nichols Bryant and by all Druggsts and. n er-
chants through the country All orders addressed to
Caldwell ILi will be promptly attended TO- d6 DIFF
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

TINE subscribers will daily Express, for the
L Of Boxes, Bundles Merchandise, and every
other Xpgess Freight between the above named Places
and after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. M, aud Worcester al 4 O'clock P. Nj.
All orders entrusted U.S. left AT the Post Office,
at Horace Waite's Store, Leicester, (where States
may be found) viii be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at II. Newton't 2o7 Main
street JOEL SHELLEY & co.
Leicester, March 1, 1853. mar2 dawti
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RArLRoAns.
Norwlou and Worcester Railroad.

Norwlcn and Worcester Railroad.
80 ES
WINTER ARRANG EMENTs.-N /, 1855.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 6 80 A. NJ, IL NJ and [al OOP. NJ
:. Cent? Village, at Is A. NJ, 1850 and o. Pm
Pom nifsoa at o. AM A. % s and 10 r
Webster, at IS A. NJ, 2 90 and 90 p NJ
/" Oxford, at 8 so A. M, 2 is and IS
Arrive at Worcester, at Q 25 A. NJ, 2 SO and so P Nj
[Gl Freight train with passenger car attached.
.- DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Lesve Worcester at As aud 10 80 A. NJ and 80 p M
&c Oxford, at Is and ii 90 " 6 05 "
Webster, at 80 and II IS s %
i" Pomfret, 81 8 90 and II so f" &c 5 "a Z"
4" Daniesonyine, at rs A NJ, l2 10 and 6l7P. NJ
g Centr'I Village, at 8 ~ 6 u % and 50
Arrive at Norwich al $50 20and 20
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 80 P. NJ, Wor
ces.er At 90 P NJ, Daniesonvc at Os, and Norwich
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich, will connect with
coaches for Providence at Central Village and P0mret
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Danieson
VILE, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays; ut junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba.
ny, at 9 25 A NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta
tons, N9 80 N, and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. At Worcester Station, with Bostor
and Worcester and Worcester and ashua Trains.
The II train from Norwich will inersect al juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, ant
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at Norces
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The 5 OOP Nj Train from Norwich arrives In worces
ter in time for the 10 80 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western II Station.
Trains from Worcester at IS and 10 80 NJ arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New Louon Ston
ingon, WilliDantic, Hartford, New Haven and ~ York
The 10 80 A Train from Worcester connects al
DaDiesonvile with coaches for Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford, dolly, for Brooklyn with every &C
communication train
At Dayvile with Coach for Ashford Tuesdays Thurs
lys ond Saturdays; tor Providence, Mondays Weines
days and Fridays.
The 80 Nj Tram from Worcester connects atweb
ster with Coaches for Southbridge, daily tor North
and Wes Woodstock and Eastford dails.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
lions on the line OF this Road, win taks The 80 P NJ
Train from Worcester 800 l-.t
p NJ. ANDREWS Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-13

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully tender his services
as REAL ESTATE BROKER, TO any persons
having Property for sale Exchange either in the
city or adjoining towns and would solicit the attention
of puchasers TO the following schedule Of Property,
which he offers
FOR SALE:
A good assortment of House Lots, and near Union
Ili some of which among the first, if not the very
frst in the city, for desirable location commanding
view Of beautiful scenery, unsurpassed in any other
part Of the city.
Also, other Lots In various parts OF the city, I'D
several onses, all OF which will be offered for
reasonable prices, and terms OF payment easy.
Also, number of Farms in the County, having from
30 to go Acres each. LARBIN SMITH,
ne5 DIFF 226 Main street. Worcest
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Providence & Worcester Railroad

providence @ worcester Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
rzazrEza On and after MONDAY, Nov. z 1853
hfsSss=zzs go Passenger Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, follows:
Leave Worcester at and 1l,I5 NJ, and 3. As Pm
Leave Providence at $50 and Has, A. NJ, and AIS
P. M.
from Providence and Worcester, and with the Norfolk
County Road at Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide publ shed by George Snow Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport,
in connection with The HIS A. NJ, and IL As
NJ, Trains. ISAAC Ii. SOUTHWICK, Supt.
Providence Nov. .. 1889. MS dswtf
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Leonard's Express,

esssSsc, To and from Boston aud intermediate
t.ssass --5s.ss places, by every tram.
Bills coll'cied aud paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch dtf jeS
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Ca REAga Elta .

Ss-TS - \. ToLMAN & co. have 80 new
,.ssF2S=ssss5 49, CARRIAGES for sale. Coaches,
-55ssgHS$E-~tSsL Carryas, Phaetons, Top Buggies,
&Z---.AsS--- Chaises.
Also, secondhand Carriages, IL new Harnesses.
An assortment of Trimmings. m
Harness, Patent. and Top Leather.
Patent enamellrd Cloth, Axles, sc London Elastic.
and Common Vanish, without adueration
We have applied fa
"Everett's Patent Coupling" o
that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round in
half the space usually required and easy of access
to passengers, We believe this the best improvement
that has beon made for many years.
We Agents for the sale Of shop, and single rghs
No. 10 and ~ Exchange street daWt
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PREPARED BY
JAMES G.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist

ten years since these celebrated fllIs were
first iuced the public ami during hat time their
nnrvaed efficacy in all cases and disorders incident
fema spread their fame throughout every State
in the Cnon In the treatment of impressions and all
Obstinate of female regniarry, these Pills are
warranted remove all distractions; they have done
so in hundreds of where other spurious Pills pre-
tending from France have failed completely TO
produce the least benefit. Ano virtue OF the French
Lunar Pills, is their extreme fldn ss while they ALE
vate Il pain and suffering; Ley with safety, restor.
ing the body &c its natural oai'h, and the diseased
functions to their former health and vigor.
The FRENCH LUNAR PILLS are acknowledged
be the ia The world for removing distractions
and producing regularity IN all Of female irreeu
larity, suppreSsions, &C They remarkably mild,
and safe aud sure, and the most convincing proofs OF
their virtue nre the benefits which have been realized
by he afflicted, in their throughout the New Eng
land states.
ersons in any part OF the county, can be supplied
with these Pills. through the medium of the express
by mail by senfing letter (post paid with the
mo ey enclosed, aud am at ny office, willing be
consulted by letter otherwise, at any time, by those
vi ing the pill.
Price SO per box, with directions fer
B-The DR.. earnestly requests the ladies to bo.
ware of all Pits except the "French Lunar Pills."
which can be obtained only of DIR HILL,
nz6 1t No. l2l Main street.. Worcester, Mass
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EXPRESSES, 60.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with E.
qualDespatch, as by any OtherLINe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-13

Can be found at rs Front Street,
wARDEN'S BLOCK,
A GENERAL. assortment of STOVES, Tin, Copper,
N Britannia and Brass Ware, Tin Roofs put on in the
best manner, TIN and Copper Gutter and Conductors
Air Furnaces for stng public and private Buildings,
the best in the market r. r. fHELfS.
jel du
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

Tie Earl Of .fId5orough and Hoiloeay's Pills
An astounding cure by this miraculous medicine
after every other means had failed See extract
from his lordship-s letter dated Villa Messina,
Legborn, February 2i, ls45. To P. 2fessor Hol-
Ioway Sir beg TO acquaint you that your
Pills have effected cure of disorder ia my IIv-
er and stomach, which all the most eminent The
faculty al home and all over the Continent had
no; been able to effect nay, not even the waters
Of Carlsbad or Marienbad. (Signed) ALpBoR-
oucn" These wonderful Pills will cure any dis
order of the liver and stomach.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

were fouai, almost naked, scattered along the
beach some OF ihear dfea,IfuIly bruised and cut.
One man was fola,d about fifty yards from the
beach u2on lie sandhilIs with child in MS
arms: and from this condition il IS supposed that
lie alone OF all on b ard reached the shore alive.
ana craving out Of reach OF the waves in order
TO save bis Own life and thai OF lie infant in his
arms, fell down exhausted on he sand, and was
frozen 10 death during lie night. The child was
frnlv locked ia his arms quite dez3, AID appear
ed a. il il had died from exposure.
The whole Of this lay was spent IN searching
for The bodies Of ;-e unfortunate people En;
one man vas found among the number al the rest
beng women and chiidsen. They appeared to
haze been in excellent health. win rosy cheeks
and smiling faces. looking as if they were asleep
rather than dead Teey yeGe all laid SIDE by side
ifil boat could be got 10 carry them TO the
shore.
On Thursday tsventy tsvo bodies were removed
from lie beaca to rae village Of Mauahawk'n.
These consisted Of one MN AMI twenty one cn.I-
dren. all apparently, by their features. appearing
70 be Germans the zgonei. wno bad any clothes
being dressed ia materials. vi:ll .-e4sy
shoes. some Of fhrm Hcusira ones. All the dead
were conveyed 10 an ourhauee OF >qrire Peek
vrorfllS- where they remained ua-il cotfas could
BE- mode for them. THIS melancholy task of
making reeeP1aeles for the dead, occupied the at
tcnt.oa OF The men Iesding IN lie village. while
rhe women were buSily engaged IN washing the
bodies. aai laying fheas out. preparatory TO Their
being placed ~ 80 collins Too much praise
cannot be awarded 10 the Inhabitants Of Manhaw-
sin for their zeal aad industry in giving tecen,
burial 10 the dead
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Battle With The Indians.

Independence, April pa.
The Santa Fe mail arrived yesterday, bringing
intelligence Of fight on the 9Th of March, betwee
a detachment Of % men under command OF Lieut.
d. Bell, of the second dragons and party OF
Jacarila Apacha Indians, number unknown
The loss of the L. 5. troops, was killed and /
wounded The Indian loss nine killed and
wounded The celebrated Apacha CHIEF, Lobos,
among the killed
On the 3Oth March, another fight took place at
Loar, beJweena party OF sixty dragons. comman.
ded by Lieut. J. ". Davidson. Ist dragons. and
party Of nearly 800 JacarilIa Apacha and Utah
Indians. The soldiers suffered severely, losing p
killed and is wounded. The Indian loss is I'M
known, bat supposed to be very great A strong
force under command Of Col Cook, are in pursuit
of the Indians.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
NEWS BY THE Ar AB j.
FIGHr1vGoS TUE DANUBE.
The Turks Vic .orious,


The Arabia brings Iumor that the Russians
had four hours encounter with the Turks at
kaIaiat. and the former were defeated
All refractory Greeks ordered to leave Tur-
key in IS DAYS. The combined fleets were at
Narna.
1t was rumored that great slaughter OF the
Russians had taken place at Hirsnsa
Spain denounces the conduct OF the Capt. Genl
OF Cuba in she Back Warrior affair.
Senate has ratified the Gadsden treaty-the sum
10 be paid is sl0,00oO00. j secures The Pacific
Rail Road rou,e-abrosates the LTD article OF the
Gaudaoupe treaty-recognizes the Sloograat-
but makes no provision Tor American claims
New York, April &c.
Jennings Clothing Store in Broadway was burE
ell last evening-l0 men killed, and many injured
bv falling of tie walls.
New York, April 25,h.
The steamship Illinois from AspinwalI arrived
at her deck at O'Clock with 100000 The
specie by PScif- from san Juan amounted to ST.
O37 600.
J. R. Hardenburg mayor of Sacramento had
resigned. The duel between San Francisco Edit
oIs already reported arose out of an article the
senatorial question.
Mr. Washburn had nearly recovered from his
wounds
J. S Landon was killed in duel at Volcano
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xEzA<cEisX SALE.

Thomas Dav V comPI. Iowa cir emit Court.
Ma ida naoa, Den. on B II f 6sI ps,r.iop.
NTaTICr is hereuv gwen tbat b. virae Of a d,ceaT
y order made hv h. sad court Ibe March Tenn.
q. I-14. and 5.ed ~ id Court toe - O day #
March A - I-I- are above eH3Hed cause. in which
dCcEe.al order II ordered luat an and sin.
4Ular, lands, and real estate merr,ongd
aud d. SC ibPd IN The .sid pSiuzns b C mpant
- public auctca by uuder tEe dueCt40n of he
~GeF z OF Iowa CtUafy, villa "a Utjzv. ihe tHeh
dzT Of June 4. - s54 between pne o'clock in she m-r
rDx a=I he 81 b. said drv
e. House. AsEeEzl Pn5HI, 10 said county Of
iowa. Wisconsin Ter lar ale public gutir and sell
Ia nc bi2nest b-cter al and singular ne rea estate ia
SAID decre II order described - iuC|s 10 wiz Lot
rsb"r tu1' ed ara rrty So The he
out ioJ htcb = 5aUUu=I ~ follows; be-sguiEg
at south caraer cf said lot three
hundred aud Eve .Ib5 feeT, thence soUh sGFfuy
silnJ t7S dezreCs, west fbUe hGLCfed and tHrly-siI
1856 ieef, hence ninety nine is - 10 he paCe Of
be-tdD'H-- IN Inc pitEfieze 81 making cad LtspEs
ia pair Eead Inc tEc Of tie stUye
desc bed land gc-aSs said lot tHndred and fOrF-
>eSr" "a =Gd ltfe ahoot the middle OF Ot rrubar
Two HuHdrtd sud orfy-six 2z6 sud thCre b. AID
keep r'T51r mt dam and also sae privilege ug-
King a1d seepnG 10 repais 7uzd said mill dan
he p'5viie-e OF flowing with water what isrd may
be necessary 10 tOE Tor he bJneGl Of the nil-
lder of nul lot hundred aGG
2tG aud fot uumbt~ humid s-l and fnrty four
.hirlyiGbt rs ID h1udred and briy go
All of ,be above desc ied boss being lots
The deserrci IA deed ny said defendz.t
10 ono Benjamin Eupe-. nd also descsbed ia deed
from said Buiief - said compliment.
Terms OF ine sale one haG of the purchase money
cash in baad- ibe elmer half Twelve months ced,
The puroSaser giving bond and mortgage the Tyems-
6R9j
Coz" 49, to sso,fg y So, MT ~ s
Dltef Shc,Gs CG1-e- Mineral Point. pil 25th 1915
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IoyDEN q CO.'S MEDICINES.

Mineral Fol at. Wis. Aprl -, lSj4.
SEss2s. LoUDEN & Co.-fsSTLKMKN: ! take pleasure
acknrw lodging you and oudcing To the lie
the gre-t benefit which member ny family has de-
rived rom tue use o. your " CoNPoUAD ALTsRA1IvE"
ard =. SASATlvE Puts.
NV Eftte daughter, aged FIVE yeas, was, FOR lorg
tilne a1ct3d wiiG sonnet ing resembling The Scruis.
The disease made lis appearance by eruption al
over her bod, limbs ard head bead covered
with one soid scab The best Pny sic'ans in Ianort
tJEdiana} "led. but Temporary relief alone
could be oblaiued. This continued three years
The expiration OF which time J emicrated fom ibat
place Mineral Point. Wisconsin. soon after py ami
val procured from your agent =. Tnomas5 IN ihe last
naEn@d place bottle of your = An EAITvs- aud
box OF s,S.NATFyE PILLs." These tDni>tered
her. according to Directors and s8JE. great
ai0uish and sat sacupu. sac PERFECTLY Ured
to health. Five mos rs nave now elapsed, and she
continues be robust and hearty. am satisfied that
the cu-e is pcrnlan nt AMI that may attribute A.
under Providence. entirely To the 0f medicines
YoH liberty publish this for the benefit
uuhlic- Yours. respectfully, p.SJKL WA,Fs.
by L0uden & CHS Genuine FANNY tCiictne, Toy sale
IHs MAJ Agent At 1IE FO~T FFGCE
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From the Milwaukee SENTINEL
Great Gale at Chicago Vessels Wrecked -Four
Lives Lost.

CHIcAGo, April p.
The most violent gale ever experienced is at
present raging here. About II o'clock the
schooner Rocky Mountain, loaded with lumber,
was driven on shore near the American Car
Works, aud Immediately went to p5eces-ail
hands saved
The Olive Richmond was deiven on the break
water, her mas,s carried away. and is fast going
to pieces-crew saved.
The schooner Merchant came 70 anchor off the
Breakwarer and capszed Three of her crew
were taken off by Lie Boats. Four of them
were drowned
TIE schooner Maine lies short distance from
the breakwa-er. Her foremost is cut away
The schooner Arrow was driven on the break
water about dark The crew leaped off " hen
she struck
The Mary put out into the lake and Is now
standing off
The schooners Lizzie Throop and P Hayden
are within few rods of the b,eakwater and it
is fea,ed they will go ashore before morning,
The Posha;tan, from the lower aLes came in
safely about noon.
The balance of the Lake Erie fleet are sur
posed to be on his |, Ike and expected here be
fore morning. Serious disasters are apprehended
The gale is apparently increasing in violence
CHrcAco. April 2s.
In addition TO last evenings dispatch, we have
10 report the schooners p Hayden and Lizzie
Throop ashore. The Olive Richmond. Rocky
Mountain and Merchant total wrecks The Ar
row and Maine ashore. Dont know whether
total wrecks or not yet
The schooner Mary lay off and came in safe
this morning.
The schooner Whirlwind lost two men in get
ing off the shore at NIanistee
Accounts from Lower Lakes say the gale was
not so severe there. About % miles this side of
Erie the propeller Falcon came across the three,
masted schooner North Star, bound up, loaded
with coal she had her fore yard carried away.
-Four sailors who were in the rigging of the
brig Oleander, when the gale struck her. were
thrown into the river with the falling rigging
and were drowned No particulars nor names
giyca.
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Steamship Ericsson Sunk.

NEW loRK. April p.
The Caloric ship Ericsson, which returned to-
day from a trial trip. was struck by the squall
while the fremen were heaving cnders from
SIDE port, which was very large one, causing
her 10 heel so far to leeward that the water
rushed in, and before she could be righted she
filed and sank in lathoms of water, about 800
va f}s from SLo-a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Weather Calculations fo- May.

The month i likely 70 commence with some
what unsettled weather attended with showers
occasionally, which VIII prevail some days; set
lied for several days about the lIth; beautiful
spring weather near the l6;h; fine growing show
ess near the goth; windy from the Goth TO the
enJ Of the month and perhaps showers al times
On he @6Jh 'he sun and Saturn are in partile
or close conjunction in the 4th degree Of the con
ISOLATION Geniai. which al tais time VIII much
lower the temperature Of the air, if not give as
i spring frost.
DAYS Of storm on or about the ID Sth, ll,h.
@o;l, and 3oth.
IL Two thousand ladies. al least. attended
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Further Details by the Arabia.

Arabias mails arrived yesterday Dispatches
from kalafat s.a'e that the Turks had made a
sor 'e on the 30;h ult, with 10000 foot, 1900
horse and co guns, and beaten the Russians, after
a severe conflict OF four hours. Loss, 200 to the
Turks GOO 10 the Russians.
From Mach IS 10 April ?, several engage
ments took place. The Russians with 10000
men and heavy rocket aud gun batteries. were
preparing to attack Silistlia. The garrison is
10000 strong.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times, April llth, says it IS b=l;eved that the
Austrians have this day entered Servia.
Admiral Napier, wiih his squadron, left hioge
Bay for Go;hland, on the 18th last Field Mar
shall Faskewiiz has set out for the seat of war.
The expectation Of arms and ammunition from
Hamburg has been prohibited
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
E>TATE OF FRANKLIN ANDREWS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Iowa County, IS. Iowa County Court in Probate
Notice j. hereby given that Elizabeth Andrews has
this day fled in the Probate flee her petition, pray
administration upon The estais of Franklin Andrews,
Iafe said Conniy deceased. and that The haf
been for hearing, at the Probate Office N Mnera'
Point. in said County, the 9Th day of june 1854 when
ard where all persons may appear and resist said apph
cation. who may be disposed.
Given under my hand this 2d day of Nav a D. 'S54.
T.. NJ STRONG. 9ud Q
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

Wisconsin, Central Railroad THE surveyors Of
this road arrived in Jefferson last Tuesday night
They are now making their final survey before
now that the lettings viii be contracted for and
the work progressing between here and White
Co Jefiersoniau.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

The Steamship Falcon, which left New York
a few days since with four companies of the L
5. troops, bound for California put into this Por
yesterday, in disabled condition
Her passengers were all safely landed.
Many Of the troops had been aboard of the ill
fated steamer San Francisco.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
M.RrxE D1s.srtns PhHralInain. -

MARINE DIsasTEas -PhdrGelpdia, -31T7t %.
The steamer State Of Georg arrived at this
port, from Savannah reports that on FRIDAY she
passed the steamer Souiherner, from New York
for Charleston; same day passed vessel, appa-
rently of about $50 tons bottom udward. The
only letters to be discerned on her stern were
CA. being the commencement of her name.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
NEW FExlsy. &T EiaYuoIsru

IN / II i y { . \ \ hIl FR
THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened Z ferry g, IL.
L above pac q, six niles above EeieTa af.l r.
miles below Arena, whe-e he viii be ready at eli ~
To- attend TO the business Of lerTyiug pEsseHesr- ana
stock sc. the rosi favorable terms. The -
fefv il the state Road. lead ~ frgI1 Monroe n Ei
lard City, rs miles from he batter place
Travellers v Ill ird al The datUrs Or p
no el at his house with plenty OF sfahiuE zud cs-i
ostlerz t@fHL John BARN ~,
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Probate Court.

ATHTSsf l. h. -bE gwen hat : VIII bn II The
- office OF Hessrs- COBB K Mss in Mineral
Point ihe Fist TresdGg sf eech JosFh. wiira
time ard place III persons bavnZ business 10 tTshsar
In the Probate Court, att nd ne tesrd.
l.. II. STRONG, County Judge.
May ], ISE4. est
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

II The L. 5. Senate have passed bill appro-
priatIng 100000 10 the first discoverer Of pract-
cal Auaesthesia-or in plain English Chloroforrn
The question, as TO who Is the discoeerer. to be
settled By the Courts Free Democrat.