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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

ID III.
940o From Oskaloosa, by Warrenville, Gran
vile, and Lynvile, to Newton, "a
miles and back once a week.
Leave Oskaloosa Tuesday at ga m,
Arrive at Newton by 6 m,
Leave Newton Monday at a m,
Arrive at Oskaloosa BY 6 m.
Proposals to commence at Pella, and
perform semi weekly trips, will be
considered.
94O9 From OskaIoosa, by Scott, Bellefon-
tame, English Settlement, Knoxville
IndanoIa, Win.ersett, Whantahwah,
Cold Spring, and Macedonia, Council
Bluffs, 200 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Oskaloosa Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at pm,
Arrive at Council Bluff next Wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday by pm;
Leave Council Bluffs Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Oskaioosa next Wednesday,
Friday, and Monday by 6pm.
Proposals for six-iimes a-week service
are invited.
94I0 From Eddyv,le, by Des Moines CITY.
Grays Greek, and Halfway Prairie,
to Abba, is miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Eddyville Tuesday atsa m,
arrive at Aioid Oy IL I'D,
Leave A Ibia Tue sday at m,
Arrive at Eadyvil.e by 5 n.
94II From Eddyyillr, by Hamilton, Red Ce-
dar Mills and Attica, to Knoxville, 80
miles and back, once week
Leave Eddyviie Friday at Gam,
Arrive a, Knoxville by p m,
Leave Knoxville Thursday at NJ,
Arrive at Eddyville by p M,
g4l2 From Ashland by Batavia Competine,
and Abingdon, to Rchland, 30 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Ashland Monday at 8 a N,
Arrive at Rch!and by 6 m,
Leave Richland Tuesday at 6 a m,
Arrive at Ashland by pm,
94l3 From Bloomfield, by Drakesville, Mount
Calvary, and Sharon, 70 Ctn,erylle,
81 miles and back three times a week.
Leave Bloomfield Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at m,
Arrive At Centervlle by m,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
Farm 0f q Guarantee.

~rhe words "with due celebrity, certainty,
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

Leave Rock Greek Wednesday an.
Saturday at 8 IN:
Arrive at West Liberty by pm
93l3 From Davenport, BY Amiiy, Inland TIP
Ion, Woodbridge, Covers Ferry, New
port, and Newport Centre, to low,
City, 81 miles and back, twice u week
Leave Davenport Monday and Thursday
at am;
Arrive at Iowa City next DAYS by II
Leave Iowa City Tuesday and Friday a
lpm;
Arrive at Davenpor, next days by :
Ds:4 From Davenport, by Centre Grove,
Lactin, Pedee, Spring Dale, and Car
,hage, to Iowa City, 60 miles and
back, once week
Leave Davenport Monday at a IN;
Arrive at Iowa City next day by m;
Leave Iowa City Wednesday a; m;
Arrive at Davenport next day by 6 m;
Proposals for more frequent trips and a
higher rate os speed will be consider
93a5 From Davenport, by Linn Grove, Big
Rock, aud Cedar Rock Point, to Wall
nut Fork, So miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Davenport "Wednesday at M
Arrive at w alnut Fork next day by IL IN;
Leave Walnut Fork Thursday al IN;
Arrive at Davenport next day by IN;
9346 From Upton, by Red Oak, Pioneer, Lis
bon, Mount Vernon, ST Mays, and
ST. Julian, to Marion, 33 miles and
back, twice week
Leave Upton Tuesday and Friday at 8
IN;
Arrive at Marion by 6 p m;
Leave Marion Wednesday and Saturday
at6am;
Arrive at Upton by I'm;
9347 From Tiptnn. by Spring Rock, Dixon,
Buena Vista, Orange, Dewitt, Cherry
Wood, and Lyons, TO Fulton, ILL.,, 81
miles and back, once eek.
Leave Upton Wednesday at N;
Arrive at Fulton next day by IL IN;
Leave Fulton Thursday at 2 pm;
Arrive al Upton next day bySpm.
Proposals are invited for service twice a
week, and also for thee times a week.
9345 From Upton, by Walnut Fork, Highland
Grove, Anamosa, Grove Creek, Union
town, Castle Grove, Delhi, Liitlepor,
Orrn Glenn, Lodomilio, and Ead's
Grove, to Garnavillo, 80 miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Upton Tuesday al 2 m;
Arrive at Garnavilo Friday by IL IN;
Leave Garnavillo Friday at pm;
Arrive at Upton Tuesday by IL IN;
Proposals to end at Delhi are invited.
o349 From marion, by La Fayete and Centre
Point, to Quasqueton, 80 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Marion Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Quasqueton by 6 pm;
Leave Quasqueion Friday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Marion by pm.
$3.50 From Cedar Rapids, by Palo, Oak Grove,
Bculah Vinton, Eliza, and Waterloo,
10 Cedar Falls, 20 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Cedar Falls next day by 6 p m; |
Leave Cedar Falls Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Cedar Rapids next day by 6 p
IN.
Proposals for twicea week service TO
Vinton and back are invited.
1851 From Centrepoint, by Marysvie and
Enterprise, 10 Bradford, 95 miles and
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
Leave Dubuque Saturday ate I'm

Leave Dubuque Saturday ate Am
| Arrive at Maquoketa by 6 pm
Leave Maquoketa Friday al 6 An
| Arrive at Dubuque BY 6 pm.
Proposals for semi-weekiy and tri-week
| iy service will be considered.
1866 From Delhi, by Collins Grove, Quas-
que,on, and Pine, to independence, 81
I miles and back, three times week,
Leave Delhi Tuesday, Thursday, ant
Saturday al 6 m;
Arrive at independence by 4 IN:
Leave lndepender ce Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday at a m;
Arrive at Delhi by 4 Pm
1867 From Delhi, by Delaware Centre, VI aus
Hope, Forestv,lle, Strawberry point
Mill Grove, Westfeld, and Taylors-
vile, to West Union, SO miles ane
back, once a week..
Leave Delhi Monday at am
Arrive at West Union next day by 6 I
Leave Yves, Union Wednesday a, 4
Arrive a. Delhi next day by 6 p m;
1868 From Delhi, by Colesburg, to Gar
navilo, 36 miles, once week.
Leave Delhi Tuesday at n IN;
Arrive a, Garnavfo by pm;
Leave Garnavillo "Wednesday at Z m;
Arrive a, Delhi by pm.
Proposals to embrace Littlepoit, Crrin
Glenn, Lodomillo, aud Eads Grove,
are invited
1850 From Delhi, by Hartwck and Erin, to
Quasqueton, IS miles and back, orce q
week
Leave Delhi Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Quasketon by IN,
Lea : Quasqaelon "Wednesday ate IN.
Arrive at Delhi py IN.
Q210 Fran C,louv hv Pnulinev YanE ~
Settlement, and LodiIHillo, to Straw
berry Point, "a miles and back once c
week.
Leave Colony Saturday at 8 a m,
Arrive at Strawberry Point by 4 pm,
Leave Strawberry Point Friday at a m,
Arrive at Colony by pm,
1871 From Garnavillo, by Farmersburg and
cGregor's Landing, to Prairie du
Chen, Wis, 90 miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Garnavillo Tuesday and Friday
at 2pm,
Arrive a. Prairie du Chen mex, days by
Fam,
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday and
Thursday at 6p NJ,
Arrive at Garnavillo next days by II IN
1872 From Garnavillo, by Farmersburg and
Nionana, 10 Hardin, % miles and back
once week.
Leave Garnavilo Saturday at 6 a m,
Arrive at Harden by l2 IN,
Leave Harden Saturday at nj.
Arrive at Garnavillo by 7pm.
Proposals 10 extend by Docorah to Burr
Oak are invited, also for twice a week
and three times a week service to Har-
din
1878 From Nc Gregor's Landing, by Monona,
Hardin, Postville, Wnnesheik, Mon
eek, and Ossian, TO Old Mission, SO
miles and back once a week.
Leave McGregor's Landing Tuesday at
Gam,
Arrive at Old Mission next day by l2 m.
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SHOOTING HIS WIFE.

o. Monday evening q mGn named William Hap
~ residing n the Twelfth Ward near the Station
5sK, attempted 10 muroer hif wife by shooting her
M pistol The contents Of the weapon consisting
Z yswder and small shot, lodged in the womsus face
pw the righf eye causing q dangerous wound The
r caused by her crisf attracted Officer Elliot 20 the
uSL who, with the assistance OF Mr.. Edward East
ssI arrested BGnbruef and locked him up ID the
lsafth Ward StatiOD-BOuse. The unfortunate wo-
uwHs conveyed TO the Bellevue Hospital.
Yesterday Hanbrusr brought before Justice
Va, 10 whom he g:Gtse that his intention was 10
les man named Never, whOr he found 10 bed
vz hlf wife and that tint wife seeing him aim az
1sser, threw herself upon him. and thue wound
}. Meyer, he SAYS, had for several months visited
houee for the purpose Of seducDg ME wife, and
q time since he attempted 70 kick hlm out of the
se: for which he was complained of by Meyer
4 Oh trial, war sent 10 the PenIteutiGry. He TT
fy got out Of prison, and on finding that Meyer
aomtnued biz visits, he paid seventy five cents
LA brass pistol loaded H. and went TO his house IL
|sat him, but unfortunately shos his wife insteea
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LAW LVTELLLGE NC.E
ACTION FOR ALLEGED ISLANDER AT a Pc
LITICAL MEETING.


COURT Or COMMON PLEAs-Bsiose J0osE DAILY.
TbsM.s J. Bar az Esnry ErOsn.
TO the effort OF Mr.. Whiting Mr.. brady opposed
long aTgun,en;, which, oSiOg to the length and in
portsnce Of Judge Days eaaFge, We are unable to
give.
Jadge DaIy-The charge gentlemen Of the Jury,
for which th action n brougai sPpeses substantially
10 be this That Mr. Bar, t4e plaintiff, was Oae Vi
the u,o., corrupt member % the Common Council,
that ne sold political appointments while member
Of TIA, BODY and specific cdsrge thai e sod pae-
teasr appointment 10 al officer by the name u Snith
1b. cha ga mace specifically appear 10 D. these;
iirsiiy Bsrr the Democratic SebaIof. n Ole o. Tue
most corrupt members OF the Common IVaneh
secopdiy be has sod appointment a. an Pe'es7'
from SlgC a. sl2 thrifty, he Ia sOh tns ap-
continent OF A. n e smith iog SioV- these
ar tie three substantial charges relied dPoh ~
tbe sOmpsla, f0ssa.ts>n o tai. sst,I o- y sioS
a. aDe.ilas eeAs-s@d to- hs.se Of 81 bs.eh . 49,
IL cs1 Ss.rpEsnt o. all event. s..oe.sid 90 tas
s5eIsil-1 Of sfsTs Psrtssi1g q ~ eF % y y-s' Is
t-f d. Barisr o. IL S-ssols -sTe Pss'e9 sslss
~ M Ert.n n tie c0urse o. TeGsrks, Al
ss,sed ~ hlE fOrDsiy y th~ t5siIas o Ia el %
Iss ~ al sen. t5sTe .sssobed 40 refer ~ ~ Test
80 ~ D. s. esses bse.ase tsstisss par. ealsy %
SAs Ar EfsB really dn "a d osaISi ~ "a >.
,.k,vs sc for lsTaan Wsrd bs~ - sss aals
q. ss-y b. shBE Poce .gSoia..s7as' e poor ssn e
a. s.sr. Bar -s psa o. baadIsd soi.n AL
"a - d. Dof s.' IL sPFsaatm-s, Tais ~
,t.ieEeni .ay o. sas bre-a st-'ed q
a.. sussl D. hoo ~ Bsseh. ShOse bSsse q oceaH-f
..,.tb.r NJ KrSsr p6ke o. bsns Asstas received 4o9sg
y Ponce ,tyolbzDsnt taA b. lad sen eaeet La -s
80 sysa II osls sBgosieaf, tast y IA eiaef sern
NJ k,.rd NJ Tia b q Il TIE difference Se
49, A. Barter al otk-- witnesses q D. t1f
- h..e tse q Ia saS-taes o.
Wa .sE rkile d. baH-r agPesn = fis- u -
In L. ocaeF oil tae hfs s-ts0si D,
a h. alsses ifoal tae ul0etl o. " bfs-a ~
P..- ..d ErS-n ss taat snsr o. bsrts sIsYosss
Police sgpo'nIs0-ss s1d tas ~ asa ieesl' ca I've
H. hf feassl assed e1i b. essid pfS'o ~
.nd that Tey.ied tAs b. eo1sc fan ~itsess 49, -
sp.y b. b trse tBst A. tssgsrssisA 80
a. ssid h sD-w it ana e0aic ADotaef p V.
a. cilrtnety ast - $50
s.,-ps ., 20 one tsias ns NJ barr asa esen
80 L.st ~ r-,esvt.r taopsy police sepsacen,nLA NJ
49, C,s,, Wa - 49, prsssn ssa txss A tocesstssn
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-.,s and groans proceeding from the room IN
49, NJ. and Nh. Wyckhsm slept. A plan Of the
ssas here produced exp lsnatory Of the witness
s'sssuy.l There was a fierce dog about the house;
- king of this animal aided 20 the other
..srsdpg sounds on the night Of the MURDER II the
- fsin. vent to the door and opened IT, having
- srskeDed her companion; Mr.. Snd Mrs Wyck-
ssns Creams hrt alarmed her; thought she heard
- Jsoesse exclaim once, "Os Nicholasl on hear
- de nose urged Ca'barine to escape by the win
20 sd alarm the Deighbos; after Cataarine had
spst turned 10 20 down s'ars 70 the assistance Of
- Easter and mistress, but becoming alarmed, quit
"a tbs house in the manner A. her companion,
"A took refuge in the house Of Mr.. COnvin; some
.ssop~ returned with her to the scene OF the
5sretJ; the following morning observed a straw hat
Il he farpsce in toe sink room; Nicholas had in his
s.s,sssion q Ia; Of the same description; the sink
,,nex hsd been used the oay previous, and she had
a Gen seen any hat there; | mex, saw Bsehsa on
n day he Yves taken, at l O'Clock: ssw him n
vsssn on the read she then asked him IL be vas the
rrrtsfer. and be answered, Yes, and you were the
acssse OF IL
Cus-exsmined-I coat know exactly how old I
N; pever Ssked Beehan TO marry me; about three
ssrks after coming % Mr.. Wyckhsm's house I'll 3
1sss<er Proposed 10 marry me; i have accepted
retrfs from him: upon one occasion he brought noe
ore . ring from New York; be also gave me q book
AID the Key Of Heaven, 4 bresstpin, a fan q
,esck book and . pair Of shoes be made the l.st
rsgesiton Of marrying ne on Sunday, about three
rs1s before The murder, when ] was going 70 my
szns.
usexaminstion Of this witness was still going on
a k< tire the mail closed.
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lAtHrtAAntADo1Nl
TRyATisE On DISEASE Or II

A TRkATisE On DISEASE or ThE sexual
SisT,s n ~ eiehti edition b. Edward r DlGou ID
y YdHor Of Tie SoalOsi Phos e. Also
The ente o. The Scalps 0G January 1917 &c A1gas
1850 three lase so.unes Of 90 pase e@ce az %
TIL LouGor Lancet New NOr. aud Boston AodcA AUD
SurglcSl Journals rensfk:
Dr. Dxu hss psoeo tue profession uEder great oosAron
by ths exoei' ~ sIo practical digest . .
= H. won sho~s thorough acquaintance ~ta Modern
be has attention. T. ~ TIT Eoaas
srcurs Nsrcoce.e Il ydrooae Specific Diseases aud De
birfy aIe particularly vel treated o."
H. nervous AId ucd expOsoGs " the various 6scases
ano hs dnsT ingenuity uGoet toe uo tyns SO
circumstance stamp be productions VIA uo5e thAu ordinary
~ tefest"
ADsiAAcE SHEKsAk Co. No Neseyst, Astor hoase
An lite sr pOfsssion mus Dc EDDIE
Il a., Editor NJ OrCe hO0rs iroW " 70 aAly
sDo 70 evening". A. all Oher boar be al nis pusste
Hospital The oc-ptOu ui o. haP.afe siua
80 Heuofrhads tegters cm ths oountry seccosoc n
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gcH'DYISx IN THE FIFTH WARD.
4 MN SHOT

MAN SHOT.
Yesterday morning about u O'Clock, two rowdies
~ssnto the por.er-house 81 Jscob Mitchell 81 An
s.ss-st, and manifested q disposition 70 make 9
- Mitchell vel; out to find az officer on the post
~ se Policeman Maynard who went with him, bu;
Il = tbey iescbed the house the two men were
xsnC out One Of then as be came on; made some
I'D and put kis hand in lbs bosom. Maynard Do
sas fbe NOV emeni, and suspecting the fellows
Asrs sprsng toward bim- bat be succeeded in
sxnc his crap and ran down Anthony 81. toward
vs. Broadway. Maynard Mitchell and Ofhcer
|ear who ~ 81 tins, wen; II pursuit IN West
Bpssrsy, between Duane and Thomas Sta, the mGn
|erxere after turned suddenly around and fred 4
sssl the contents Of which struck Mitchell in the
ekhsto, breaking has skull and eHnsiDg q horrible
snpf.
0Eeer Grier stopped 70 look after Mitchell, who
snseittely fell, but Maynard continued n pursui.
o. rnscal who turned into DuaDe-st. and lodged
raf 81 the numerous Alleys along that street, and
Il elected his escape, either INTO Church or
| 1s1hs-sts-
Nm he'll was conveyed 70 the New York Hospital
ID paced uB6ar the care Of DR.. Derby. Hs iDju-
liu M Of severe o nHturs that but Little hope Ia
ststsiIeo OF hif recovery.
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DSED.

COSK-Oa TUESDAY OstskeT - May Lssan, dA-shtss %
d. Thsass 4as AN Assasts coek sseS yesE rs ss..
The ferss 81 he family iEytec % stteos tie sse9s
Wssresssy Octo6sE - NJ 81 hsE fataeTs
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sAE FbtsE u Es Eou iophAE OAKLEY ageS ~ yeAs =.
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GsrsTs soeety 81 Mechanics azf Tgl6ssaes AHs tie Ne
ehAEes lgssis as sssessd Z SLseEs "A faneE s@ his
lac ss6sIes, No " U5iyeEstJ pl@es, Wednesday a.
0elask. ~ittogf fGEtAeE notice.
HORDEN-Ol the i61h, a. Chicago, Charles A "0Fase,
" Assxdas VI zsen, formerly VI Fsbsl, n. !.
Possbkes ysis 40 Fiskkin pSpszs ple~ss copy. -
NILLIAhS-A De1roat, "a she 2otb, Gee yoA9 n W.
EAEs 10 I'D sh) sizsR u aoSsss, AssS a.
che Ss Mayor " Der0a And served TO- seny yeess
IN eAas e.pseity
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F1TRAOgDikARN BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAI

t4TEAOkDikAkt bAhOAiN> IN l<AiE UNI AiNsi
SfLIs btsiSOEs PAEIsATTAs, WOOL PLAiDs -Ano'aef
I.r. m u "a. atxs goods will a. tHOsAs
q ylsEs Cheag by Gooos Establishment No l4l sP es a.
ed NJ Is Canine The great excitement oanns tue pat
s Il cs.oGeUcs The Bargains thst have been see
great EuD0dun " cesY aoe rcb sooos a hoseo
t prpsors ueks eEotey purchase sneu eaey
iptspd 70 offer reduced Ladies, tue
Que fos harssius JsosAs JAWS No IA sPnas cor
DER sEe No. IS Csrnns corner OF seee<ef
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vii be exhibited THIS MORNING, 100 pieces
snpse sus D. vOlth Is ee1Vi ~ pieces nes striped
aIS Pae q, worth ~ osE. - pieces exa ne0
Do g cent orb ell Bs1s Siks fs PEI cent ie soAo
in yo Aso s. pieoss u LsfHs denES. a. - 90
cad s-nefsi Of hoassssepAs snG tfusnaoE
Goods p.ices eoSI.spy1eiff ~h tie s59se thsOsLt
f1ssss . Lar, Ne al bfo~1-sy Oetreeu O'~ne sae
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O. ciacUtT cUURT-ssfOEe Judge Bsrt,
Peter B,4sss st Il. Robinson and william d t' -
To recover damages fcr alleged lainIss ~
paies IasknE lA4.ss eSrosaessS sff.a ii az ses
s.lease The Jsfy f0sao vofsist isf S'>
thss e.lAs44hisg the pel~st =. a taxrn t.,slsg
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PRACTICAL PHREsOLOGf a new private class
10 bsEs foruss ~ Prot Fo-Lss, Sc Broadway. liza
itsS pugtss q bob Ill b. s<utSeS ApPlieatie@ Tor
u.Ishsf.ly sLozd bs u.ats soo1 EEsaails Los tsss
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fAfysnissmsnt
Gas FIXTtHFs Of new aud tasfefui patterns

~i h. f0su1 a. the ssfosds ~ MITCHELL batLsf g.
No - 81 iotr Long sIpsrsnes 70 ne p.'iHs-. al
sgr-Tiaf fscilss nsuaftrfg1Eg ENABLES . q t-fl
1aaf - ne t.s quarty trf tnit ~ ts Eefy Ia 20 g.
Tie usds s-pF.isd fsEert5s fsfEs
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The mOst lsughsble std attractive performances
In t1s Cry are b witnessed PEssAss BUELEsQVE
OSssI Hocsf No eos Broadway Tue Psnt0uine q sas-
FIfcHitso a ths srraEgse hsf have
us.sse slz full q c0uc EtTafi0Ss sEe iEeiee1ts
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Brass ROi ING AHL.-MahufAefdTe of sheet
rolled s1s plsfsrs brs- snd G~unsa silver
fsFIrr bsrMzE Vine BIS s-9 ,'tP''
Tgtf1s Erls- Esff 70, G-uHtE = FsT % ne tnsf -,
Als5 cssisTs ~ insoi Copper eass fn spfef No.
So Orr@r fros1 ertlsn sEd othss . if-1 = h 81 =" 49,
bary Con1 30 - q ~ jGons nsS ron
EtsEDIcI ECEAEss haEzfaSusTEs Con Psay
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The Best The ChfaPest, Tie LaFgest % Cetlt.
D,StsssroTYFs PosTsSiTs ehoss sssG A. Ne ~
BrssSsss with complete free u sStEs eEAss. -
Bnose .s, eot1sf Of HovsTe 81 CANAAN, Aus.
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C.sts, ossbFsisd drsns Of tEe 1zAsD SsFs ~lt6 4ss
Bsfhs~sy wn0s oospsCF vii ssc VI perosseo %
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at Concord, near the first toll gate on the Richmond
plank Iosd was burned down.
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DEsHLER's saus Arsenic, sans Mercury, sans
uiru. PtLs To- Fesef AOd AsGs DC procured ~A0.e
sSls DepJ Nc ~ Broadway, opposite toe
JaO-rusce
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popr Horm rs EIGHrEEsrH-srRErr. We no
Tie. that severa erro's we're made M yOur repOri 0i
tins case yesterday. No person was held 10 ban IL
the matter Aau Bruut q Natrous contend thai 40
nuisance exists az their establishment anu tue case
mus 90 10 the Court of Sessions TO try thai iac
Mr. Tunis Van Bruni II not one oi te parties com
planned OF. the firm OF Van brunt q Natrons con
sistine Of Messrs Theodore Van bruni and Chariss
Natrous.
slaghteriDg NJ 81 conducted 10 preciude tue posi-.
biIifv of nry nuisance THEoDOKF NAs BHUsr,
CHAs :. WATRoUs.
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cHlFss g eGSAi Ass S2SsgAi ssSyaSESE
William BaheE a seaman VI colo Nshre Witch,
usss. sist ssairst he Cspss ass M hste ehArgias
I'm sh rsgei treatment % co9Psi ki q AS a. %
slfirs 81 Fssssi iesFias Cai4s fEs exlzsisa
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fA1sefussus1f
TbeTr ~ . MAIDEN gtif-
hst q = q child
Esf fts sTafs ~LiTh ffssE@1 cSGfers
On ne I too Ess
A hundred such lkenesses can be- seen dsily az
RoeTs Galley No SIS BfOsS-sy " F.EsiEst Sc
r.oseops CnseE DssssHsOyFss I'D PhotosnPns Asse %
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FtgT ALARhs-OwiDg To .he frequency " fatse
fre aarms o. sta a. Jersey CIy NJ : A ksyDsd, Chst
Fpssee o. tie eparsnt has Published ibose sse'aos
o. Tie CIV OrdsABcs such 0rsasss and IA Is
eLs.s o. The fis Department " aid s;oPel< the ssi
~ n Dt.yenne psssOEs GoaissEs from ruEGae a Tue
e1giaes v fIsqgentias snslle .hOaso1-
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T. Sfu xElI

sHs -i Fsassiay soSs Tia ssiss -ssA be ~s
ists % tgs.EfS
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THANKSGIVING DAf.-Goy. Pnoe has sppoin..esu
tho I'd aay Of ssvsIaDsr assi - = a' o.
stsls Of hsS JssssJ
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EytI DowE AZ ARLA.-booert ConoiY, fostl,..'
80, Sr,,b .. ne.r tie Seventh A.. q III Seso:t ys.
- sas A. h., retarr home fell down tbe sse- olA az
80 - ~ rsfpsr Of Twenty sIihs- s1d hsa..en ~ "a
u H. hou4e b. TIE Police
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Mariana viii be given sAs evening at the D'0'a
way Theaier.
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Mr. Rsphael Felix the brother Of toe celebrated
Rachel. has arrived here, and s ct tue 81. Nieholss
Hotel. NJ Felix Gomez 20 make arrangements for
the public appearance Of his sister, VIE viii probs-
bly, be here IL the course Of & few weeks. Madame
Rachel vii bring with her complete company, aud
all her performances viii Dc ID the French Language
the classic plsys Of Racine and Corneile being her
favorIies.
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The Rev. Dr.. LORD vii lecture before the her-
camille Library Association on Wednesday evening
tskng that remarkable politician, Cardinal kiche-
lieu" a. biz theme. His lest lecture Wa attended
BY large eno attentive audience.