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A REAL PAIN KULERl
HARRELL'S INDIAN LINIMENT
THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN.
TERNAL OR EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS

THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED POR IN
| TERNAL OR EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS,
has 6eea found TO eject the sur rising esrf,
| LNOR ALL complaints where an external and msnx
where an Internal application is required the conn
Try is chalengd to pro1uce better artjce mr. ne b,
will effect astons ing cures as can he nrued hH
thousands OF tesiimon iais in the hands of Agents
| throue bout the country. o
Ii operat. upon the system in a powrrful and eYec
tuai manner, yet with the greatest safety From The
name OF ITS composition, II penetraies speedily relaxing
contracted Corus, restoring the of limbs long mar
ayZed, restoring the of muscles which have long
lost their action from various For Affections Of
complaints, Enlargement of the Spleen & great cures
have been effected by applying the INDIAN LlNiMfNT
internally For long standing Colds and Coughs Fnd
soreness accompanying such Affections it has no equal
era morbus, sc eectual and safe r nedy Price Is
cents, or bottles for 81.
FOR MAN.
1t cures nnamme nv ard Chronic Rbeums tis, so,s
Throat, Group SwelIed Limbs Pain. in the Breast Rack
or ede, SUN JOINTS Ague in the Face, Sprains,
BRUISES Chbiains, Toothache, Sting of Insects,
Burns Frosted Feet Sun Pains Issues Nervous Diseases
Weakness IN the ankles and Limbs generally, Erysipe
las, headache, Diseases of The Spine, &c.
FOX HORSES.
cannot be surpassed for sprains. Calls Chafe. and
scratches strains OF the Shoulder Cracked Heels
worms, sweeney, and is sure the Bolts
me most severe cases of Collie in Horses and Cattle
have been cured by the Indian Liniment '''''
II ~ wen known TACT that the Indians possessed
knowledge of the medical virtues PLANTS mn
known to the white man. knowledge OF these plants
secret Win The Indians had been ha
travelling among them have become ACQUAINTED Win
these remedies and their mode of preparation Twas
oy these means that the celebrated INDIAN IINIME~T
To the sick. o'0' iuPoi'Ahee
BARRELS INDIAN IMMINENT. with Dr. B1,xr,s
ANATifE LIfE PILLS, is eli medicine used by many
ianiiies and none who have their Virtues wouH
iof De without them. Agents art daily writing for
more, giving accounts of new and aston hing cures Der
formed oy IL, both external and internal.
Try 1t once, yOu aciH aaerer regret IT,
ana when you have ascertained it's virtues Won will
never be without it in the in case of a.
IL sale TO travel without in your trunk
IKE thousands of others, who know it WELL and feel safe
pare with it, before the people
me most astonishing have been performed by
Ihs Llhineni: IL has become the Family Physteian in
many houses. For nstance-
A. Madison, Indiana, April 81, 1852.
Mr. Carly, Please send twenty five dozen q;
Barrels Indian Liniment Some think their families
would not live without ii.
Yours, truly, JosEPH NoarHcRorT.
Prepared by III. G. o. CLARY, Cleveland Ohio and for
sale by X PulfoTd, Mineral Point; T. s. Ansley Lin
cen; =. H. Cox, Miffn, Howdel Il Hopper Mifiip: G.
ID. jerks, Wingvile; Hoskins & thomas, Dodgeviiie.
30v7y1.
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New Iron Depot.

fINH undersigned having made ARRANGEMENTS wi IN
some OF the iron Manufacturers of Pittsbursh and
Ia some attention to this branch
mas ntted up a building exclusively for sale of
- H& 40 ~
ana having purchased large stock, would invite the
attention OF n-Masersa Blacksmith to exam
MS STOCK, as he is determined to sell Gaena prices
Mineral Point May, 1854. .6tf
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II READ HIS OWN weRUS

To PRovKssoR HOLLOWAY,
SILT is not my wish To become notorious either i
his letter written for the sake writing but L.
say, .nat your ointment cured one Of the mos;
dreadful cutanecus diseases thai mesh is heir 10 go
which WAS considered by all who knew l. g tn he en-
tireiy beyond the reach of medicine For pinr yaars
was afflicted with of the most painful and trnnhIa
some sore legs that fell To the 10, of man and
trying every medicine had OF resigned, i,
despair All nope OF being cured but friend hrougbi
me coople of large pots of yaur Oiptnert ..biet
caused the sores on my legs heal and entirely re-
and 10 the astonshmsnt of my friends
tsisned) W. J. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF AB,D BREAST
WHEN NE ARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. r. DHraai, eao ORLEANS
.N9rem5sr 9tA. 1853.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
-, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets y y
Dear SILT with heartfelt gratitude have TO inform
you that by the use of Ointment and Pills the hfs
SI my wife has been saved For years she had
Dad trcast with ten running woaods mot of
naiure) was tod that nothing could save her: she
was then induced TO use your Ointment and Pills. wk,p
Sure, 10 ne establishment Of all who knew We
Obtained your Medicines from Messrs Wright 4 "a -,
Snarprs street New Orleans. send this from Hotel
aes II'"es, faris although, had written il ST New
orieans oef're finally eii, a. that time not
your ADDRESS al New York tSigned) r. DURANT
The Pills should be used com, unity win -. az
in most of the following cases = - ~ Ai'uieh'
Bad Legs Contracted and Fistnlas Soratbroa,s
Burns Fistulas, Reuma.isr, Scn- diseases
BunioHs Gout Sail Rhan,+ ~
Oh lbains Gandular ScaIds Tle eaus
Chspped hands Swelngs Sore Nipples wonn5s
Sold at the Establishments of Professor Holloway ~
BY all respectable Druggists and Deslers in Naie;
throughout the United states, Pots and Boxes a.
cents. N cents, and 81 30 each. - "a -
IL There is q considerable saving nv ,at;,c -
larger si.es- N9 mt
n. Dire -tions for the guidance Of PATIENTS
A's0'Ne' A's aHAsu W esen rot 37eosIy
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A CURE FOR ALL!!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,

Citizens Of the Unioa,-
You have done me the honor as with one voice. from
one end or the Union TO The other stamp the charac
Ter o. my Ointment with appreciation. Ii is scarce
TWO years since made il known among YOU, and
Heaus, mas Obtained more celebrity than any other
Medicine IN so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
sc, corner OF Ann and Nassau Streets, n. Y.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER MINI,
YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter f.oa Mr. l.apDFsv eff YBns.ri'ls
fa9nH county, NJ. e., U. ;, dated Nor. Ist, 1883
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Highly Important

To tie People Of the Mining Region :!
HAVING recei we'd nav SP RING stock of(sODDS,
II deem it advisable, for the benefit of the public
meke known few of the leading articles by way OF
speci they be realize the
AMOUNT stock keep, aud the great amount which
sell during the short space OF My stock
D of the folloWing:
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ana
HOUSE FOR SALE. s=2@

'lNHE subscriber offers far sale his Dwelling House
and Black smith Shop in the village of Dallas, Iowa
county, Wis. The said shop is constructed OF Brick in
which there are two FORCES, with room for four The
above property is surrounded by good coun-
try, and is very desirable location for business.
TKRMs--One calf down Balance, one, two or three
years time inquire at residence in Dallas or of
JAMES 8. GRAY, Mineral Point.
emo STRONG
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Caution.

FOR SALE.
HE south east quarter Section thirty-three town
eiSht, range four east. Also-severai unimproved
Lots and parts of Lots in the village of Dodgeville-
Aiso-the place torme ry known the Tom Jenkins
place IN Dodgeve being parts Lots one and four in
Block three. -
Any OF the above property will be sold cheap and
favorable terms. Apply
COBB & MESSMORE, Agents.
Mineral Point, orto
- AUG. F. DOW. the owner,
New York City, *.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS,

w. L. F. e G f a CO.
WareRoorn Nd. 81, Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
NANUFACTURERS of any description of Extra
WI Cast Steel Null Circular Pit, -Bafey Gro <s-eE
F5ttee, Hand and Panel Sans Mandreis, Cpsets and
Cold Chises, Trunk springs, KRtpes, Reaper Siektcs
Springs, &c
G5- Also Saws repaired and made as good as new at
small pepse.
The Undersigned have made such improvements and
arrived at such perfection the temperng and grinding
department their works take such pans to pro
the best quality of STEEL that they assert with
ont fear of contradiction, that their stock OF saws on
hand and being manufactured are and will De
only equal but superior TO an y
made "a or brOush Int tn this market.
Every sold under their guarantee viii be made
good to The purchaser if found To be trial
year. (iyiI) W. L.. +. GAGE & co.
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&. Clothing,

. Clothing.
'1NHE subscribers would inform the nublc.h .b.v
have IN their employ the most experienced ,xort
men, no are ready at alltmes make Clothing of
~ description and of as good materials as can he onnd
~ the place Their work is done the best style nd
warranted to fl Call at their Joor below T
Aaoney s, and see for yourselves -
DELLER & MICHELBACEER
Mineral Point SS2 ,e.
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HARDWARE g. IRON,

Il Good assortment Of Trunks.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such as Iron in every variety of size,
Cast Steel, iron Axies,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Naiis-wrought and cut,
Horse naiis, Gless,
Log and Trace Chains,
ShUyels and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
Shovels & Tongs, sad irons, -
Mill and q cut Saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door Scrapers, Marlin Kettles and Stew pans,
Glue Kettles, Rope of all sizes,
BedCords and Plough Lines,
Grind Stone Hanginss,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns.
nd full and complete assortment OF Shelf
AboIh for House Trimming and II House Furnishing.
CarpetiHg.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet
do icloth for floors,
Green and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
5hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
: do Sugar house Molasses,
10 do Vinegar,
81 Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
2U0 Boxes TEA--lmperial, G. s. and Y. III
5 half chests Black Tea, -
10 do do Imp. and C. P. Teas,
50 30 ID boxes Tobacco,
10 Roxes Tob~c Geo,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
2s 30 k da B BLASTING Powder w'
10000 feet Safety fuse,
saeratus, Pepper, Spice, &c, &C.,
200 los Cod Fish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe helves, Hatchet and Hammer Handles
Wooden Ladies' and spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals, tcedar and pine,l
And many other articles in the above line
Althe above goods we viii be happy to show to who
ever may be disposed TO call before making their fa
purchases.
JOHN MILTON
- Corner of High and 1,bs ~ ~, ~,
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st. louis Advertisements.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of
w. =. SWIMMER,

NO. Il, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Who is the AGENT for the best and most widely crcu-
lated Newspapers in the West, and is authorized To
take Advertising and subscriptions at the Publishers
lowest rates.
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DRY GOODS,

Bleached and un pie cached Cottons, lO-4 40 4,
and "a, all grades,
Prints, of all sty les
Red green, blue, yellow and white Fannels, in grea
variety,
Blue, white and brown Blankets,
Beaver, pilot and broad cloths of various colors,
Cassimeres, sattinetts- Iweeds linseys kerseys &c.
Diapers, crash, brown and White Linens.
Canvass padding and every variety of Tailor Trim
mings,
Marines of bIuo ,drak brown claret, scarlet, black
maroon, green, and other shades,
Alpaca, black, blas, stri ped and brown,
Silk and cotton Han kerchiefs,
Bay State, long and square Shawls,
Cash mere and black silk do
DENNIS. blue and brown Drills,
Tckings, Canton Elannels,
Hosiery of all kinds for ladies and children.
And variety of Or Goods called for this mark
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-21

H)t RLlt NeTICE.-Ali persons arc hereby
notified not to trespass, Mine or Dig, upon any OF
the following described lands, without the written CON
Sent or permission OF myself or my agent,to wit
Descrlp. Sec. In. ka Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra.
n seq IL BE W neg Is 7 e
ehnwq s. 9. sc ehswq 10 e
n e q 9 :" "e neq&ehn
W hneq&e wq I8 6 6 2
hnwq IA s' "e whswq II {. e
VIII sc &c a
section whseo lS 6 a
And further notice is hereby given that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing Lead or
other from the above described lands without
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, une 3, 1859. ma |
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40 cases men and boys coarse Boots,
- - calf do
10 - kip do
IL - boys coarse and fine do
10 - women aud Misses coarse and fine Bootees,
IL y chidT en's assorted Boots ard Shoes
IL would be useless to enumerate 5 every
knows keep the largest and bestselected stock
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direc
from she manufacturers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-21

hR. N w. HUBBARD,S Uursv.n.a
II Truss, is Warranted 10 grLIxvr ana - r,
oukE any reducibie hernea or rupture
ooetnA'e' for sale at Dr. WiIber's Drug Store
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-21

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
The subscriber would call attention to his stockof
PORK AND LARD
put up by himself and warranted to give
Having Shoulders and Sides, newly cured and ard -
'ars and barrels, weighing from 10 to 300 pounds
February %, 1884 AAAn'.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-21

"TOODEN WARE-Painted Tubs, % 1850
w cts, Covered Pals Il Sugar Boxes, Butter pios
Ladies', Brooms, Zinc Washboards Mop Sticks , -
Baskets, Brushes, and general variety Of
ceived, and for sale at GEO. W.Coo'"
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Clothing,

$50 assorted coiored and quality Coats,
2h0 pairs assorted cashmere and sattinet Pants,
rs assorted quality and colored Vests,
Red flannel and striped Shirts. &C, &c, SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
Brown, shipLey q Co.'S Circular.

Per dnG LIVERPOOL, Friday, Dec p 1856
In the early Of the week COTroS mpch depressed
prices gur occasional sales being made de-
chine Of fully ID q a. The report of the Manchester market
Tue.day being considered rather favorable
proved feeling has been apparent the last two days enabling
holders partially their previous position and the
closes quietly but with sesdisess the qros
OF last week for aT Bowels which reduced
ID. q N.
The sales for the week IL ee bseseS poers taking
S4ec aud spectators o; ocsy they called 900 bales,
with geo At the following Fair o.
leans sid; Mddins, ID Fair Noodles Sd Middlng "A
Fsu UelsDds l5td,i Middng l5led; Inferior aud ord
nary. Sidiid N
k1bs Of CorToS in this port Is estimated At 576o 90
bales which $4,000 American against p OV st this
period OF last yesT of which 81 OOC were Amen AN
The Msuchcs maIse has been quiet, with rather
demand fo goods and Yarns for Suh America and for the
home trade.
usual Christmas this has been quiet week in the
CoRK trade but prices fully msinsinod. viz PhAde
pha ard Baltimore FLOUR, ~ q Ohio, IS a 10 Cana
dian ~ $3.50, Sour, So ds q bal, white WHEAT IL 8
1885, red II dl2 10 n. INDIAN Com has ADV anced I'd
y quarter white and yellow, "a ass mixed, Is 6dH
Susrter
RKsis in moderate demand sass for common up to
slod7i " cwt for good quality Nothing done in rURrrN
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Disagterp sc.

Tue BARR EXCELSIOR New Haven I'm. Clracoa brought
hone the snd part u the Of hz David K AZ
OF Bosom iouIcefed p1sag- from Po, Spain
Trinidad Port Cabe 10 The arrived 3, Care in
Of the Of the brig died board the FACE dur
ina me p-s,age home.
BARK GaEENL.ND Snow a. Chsrle.,ou. from Liverpool
reports, On Friday morning last before daylight,
into bS vessel unsnosl which carried away b>sspt
foten sstto The deck ard tspssllaIt mast
SNIP ST PATRICK TIE sals snchors chains rigging 4, ,
from shp 50 Patrick ashore Bsruesr sod AZ
suction N Tbu'sdsy, for about - 50
BR SHIP isAHFLL. 4 cturs. from & Doning1 loaded
with fruit &c fouudsred A. 18th nit the IN sid
pc.ed up ~ the 50 steamer Tsyabs and taken 10 Man
taIilla
BARK REArEs fof Besst lumber ade n .b,ad9n4i And
the vesse Nov y la 81 IS loo p %
By bark Houston. Al this 1ort
MISSING NEsLL Apprt tensions 'st for 'ie 80, y Of
the ship loh1 MsT.hs Cspt. Jo Robertson. of New
YORK r. R-no'e. May -, tor Nslosrsso Shs b" been
nearly ish months aud has vet been hesrd from The
follow composed her when she left
H.try Narssu', John Osuan. p Ch.rles
RaiTe COZ Hm MORAN carpenter tu9en@ -auvs1, y;
ssuue Hoover samuel Vatln. Charles Fo-bea, Alexander
son jackson clark Hanson John Gar leg. and " n.
built GeTsetowU IN 1888. snd owned by NJ Beu
Poutuey OF this city There Il Insurance in Wall a. ~ fol-
lows. SiZ coo vessel on cargo, and $1,000
ireisit-abich shout covers the .o"
VESSELS lost RalAk.Ays in the s'er, Of lfh
Nov. poit.d American namely, the " Puyre.s
he persons board tho saved; and the
Nsuderrr" 81 or board the latter peT.hins
BRG AFCrURUs from Dsien reported for New York which
D.aV BTes.wst-r arrived al Phl.
Ihia ID net ioS Of steamug America Her
Tct'd the st BY NJ. W!ltbans 81 the lighthouse
BRIG M.zArLAN Thomas. witch sailed from stou 10Th
ut fr HI t;on Va blown OF the aud Lean
by telegraph put into Savannah sd inst hor Of
ard
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Snip Cssee White, chs~':oa = days cotton he 70 ta0>
ssi, samuel wilies sp.cer hysre. Conn IN o.l.<'. 70
ysh Ashley She tncpsea for The general ifeiz1os o1
..s. We lowed city o, he steam tas Aehi7s go.
ship Sssns of Fsnhavefl sFt, IrSst> N0F .oa 1i9-
r.lt.I Dee n xi.h req, FRUIT IL 70 ifihsr rEel 49,
ship szsBs, Barrett, New OTisaH IL days alase- - " "
sslHL Son
ship Lori.i.n. sslliy.u Ses Orleans. u days udse 70
st.tto ThooJsou Has eI2efi- Ece1 very heavy Tes's
g.r, Nu.T.l Wsrd Is.sus u days sal 70 OEisAi
b.rb Iva Berry Axseaibo Dec - coffee, a. 70 hH'
land Phelps Co If % American v-.'e , -.
Bah L. Pierre tbev. Of kossinstonJ simpson Gays
Ri, wbe.top ssrls. F.-poi; DAYS. l'ths % n's'er
Dutch rsl6ot brf Fn.e. He-ns Po-els~u, Anstefds -
dsv. ne.- 70 Fuleh N-itcse 1i1 ~ .. - -. ~,
Btf H.rry Ci.u (Brl Gard " ndsor, y . aays 80
ter 70 usstsr The c. Tss iao Ut y ~ sen >.
sJlrh the Es't River, .rt zoe % hsf l''''' '17
=, m Al her woe lntgss dane ged badly
Gslot Povc sDce lFrt Grs-. Cette 70 dsys y ns sll
brsudy to order txperslced hes.y Ese- req y ~ 70 y
sobI MsI Graf Won chseIia -. D,'A~ e'fas'4h
scbr Catherine 81 susNgrose hafGsdsFl "a Ff,flnos
tosn = csv isn ter - jed. r. Pat 40 Psvaee,oFa -
ses, o.. s,oot H,.. Ro,sapd days ne.
sehr kcssf.cn. 'of Hs'~ot Hsl Por a. Prnes 10
Ss. Iogwood. 10 Young Geufdy. H.. had 'sy hs..'
weather hove her hesm eDds and 's' pait o d,
loso Los~ood wa scare and 'eAat 81 rI"' h''-'
sehr s Z Parker tof E.rfois from New Haven.
sohr River Qu-en Fowler. Prcvf'nee ...
scbr May P,to,r CTossJ, Ea9 port. 10 s@y' lumber 10
Smuh p yutou.
BLOW lipper ship Hon.oon ard brs Henry B'oo"
fror9 Por. 40 Prince AIso ,hiF 2 bs1E' and 0fs'
sAILED-sie,u,bip GeoIs. Las for A'pioWai 'hig. =
Dennis hsvre; Palestine London heFopoh'sh san FfAn
WIED-Durins the day, p
Tie rhoor.r Anthony Kelly. recently ashore % Flooi
poet IN Hell Gaze has been Of and towed o. the CITY
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ebo,. hi, norDns md wen; on 'ae'e rsa' T,nnse W.
ps.l Dee IS Tn. White F,lcon, Ry.n. from Mobile is'
Lrroon ben supP't With - .neaor ,nd Pc e' o.
~ no s..bsr in P,usrih RO.ss i.ia ,-r lsdea 1a ie
- forhd b sr Rch.Ii Jsek.on, Glib q I nfon a1-
10 fHts,II.si balwui. The A..baF 10; dsn.1-i
Galrsy Dec. is-Ibe An>rc.n scaf Jenny 800. =,
Iogo witch ru IL here d.s,;s1 nesriy co sp@'ed "a
AID QUITS And u eonEsnee her CARO- ca
L.rses Dee The American bark Coeh;ssis. lrvn, Of
.pe ~ ,op Neue-se u eoo5 q the Ssfta sssis
toos Il. OUT g. u heavy .qu. a. "" near TIE peiat
s-n,l a. AZ .sne 81 sh- very luch .,rased
,bo Of h copp>r loose Aooui taH. e.r.o = .
-. ,,,,i he no-rrr n The lfth when tro4.ht -
AZ soeE .'s Is a,es.ros 70 re2-ir sa-
n Chsnb, bit W. obliged 20 bear - for %. aoi d
49,, i.-,Sire De i V The Anere,n ship
O..u ~ H. Wet Psu1s Of a-d from New fofs - LF-f
poo e,ns OF .aef- IN L.9.h.in. s'aSs 90 o. 80
-. IS AGED he saved TIE shp l-S-iI 70 '-eo Hs
-. e-s s.vec he lie boat tie f-1 e. ere
fri ud-c. The sho- q hen nave ree-'y-d ae ga .
FBsrEcub pee ls-Llo-d. .s.pt rrt-. have been
reon have sh0re from the wreck Of tn PRIDE Of -
"a i..ofrc that TIL ioeno-i -Ad nIenin''t li Dee a
~. s1a nom ihs, should fancy thas most q toe roo .
lursd Tie 'hp coz esey orosen 1g 'ai AN 80 "
to ro-e ~ tie csrro vi -0ue s11T@ A7n-r N ha-s y
eoot eh bad be- Pfey-g'y picked aP YOU o@'1iPPsi
.irsur Dee Il The Swedish biz Louise LoflTi.i. Of
arr from Stockholm fo Boston IT, With iron sailed NON
L.rce lifh irst a. 'r fet suing here
Calcutta Nov The b ib.iross. from 'ni \,
h. o.m.sd r-sry the whole Of her n EsEe CARO- re
.hp Bo1sy h-s beea e. f eKauinausn but - fJiad -
Rave Sustained dansse Tue Am scszo -. 5een n@
topp.f.d sbc pew false seel IN o,ck a. sglss Ia An
.hp Neuee 10 ck about 81 feet Of fore .hft Of zee Ass
been found defective vii require "a be 'hitei TIE An
ship POLE been nesy copperd IN tocs; copo- ~.
won tui The ship M.rcel- h. hst s-ve-s s1eets Of
her copper 81 ttom when .he grounded n coming
n. nver They sse been reg aeed ~tn nr~ re An.
bsk Nah t eea in the docs her copper rsieaed sna re
T.ce - grip tilted.
20, sho,e ui-s u of Nacao. having been a1sud9ned
n gsle While shore ,he sitset-d y pirates
ho plurdered her Of eyeryth and sct her on ire
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....JA'
Clelnd.

stesm.hiP-GeO Law Aeh ns,ry. tspHwsl Roberts
ShiIs- Brewster, Wsels. HAvsrs DoS, Load Co Luct
now PlrDeI. Calcutta. " Ssle Larrsbse, eur Ssvan
nab. Cook Smith; Cora Linn, AJAX, GLASGOW Durham 4
Dimes.
BaIss-Cstherius Watts Cenfuesos J. ". klwe Jossno
Elise (HaIn Js Cork. snd market , Asrehi o. J.
Ch.r.e Ntckcls Mcutevideo. K. Rack Go.
Bnxs-Lsdy Chapman tBr Bulford BsTmuds. W NJ
suits Triumph. (Br Atkinson Nsdeirs p@on phtlif'
Plymouth Roct Lacy. Boston D.yton a sprssuei Albert
Mason. Smith Chsesion Dolner Potter ns nmo'e sesat
Rsltiraorr John.on 4 Lo~den; Fneiae. xiosr Mobile,
Lane, wtr Co b. Harrison, Spencer, Nssainston, J. J.
Williams
slooE-Hsrsst Corwin. Providence. uiste,.
stssmei-caledoais Morley. Baltimore II & Cromwell
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CHARLEsroS, Jan. 5-The Corros market Ia firm, and
prices have advanced &c q 10 daring the The
sss f the weh add 10 $50 bales and the receipts for the
time have $40 bales. Upland MdouEs arc quoted
81 Tic The s,ock, exclusive OF shpbosd 81 600 h.es
koE has advanced fc 10 The sses OF the week amount
u ) 600 De, at price, ranging from 81 itc.
ktw-OsLrsss Jan 3-The receipt Of the Atlanties
here created duin.s in the COrroS market and caused
decline IN prices Of he q n Tho sales foot 500
bses We quote middling al sass ENCHAkGE London
sV cent premium. CorTON fsEicHrs Liverpool, Ia
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Arrived.

ship Shooting Star sRppeT Of Boston, Kingmsn Csnten,
Sepiemesf is With teas .ns ,ks 10 Wellington Abbott
Psssed Macao Sept ~ Jaw. Head Oct n. in Jasper Strait
ss~s large eIPP 81 e0apd soak STRAITS OF Sunds
chip Houqus hence for China, ot day. cat Dee "a. 50
d Ion. 50 w. saw bern bns shO~iss red .fnsl with
white ball IN the eentei staining soah Dec n af q Sc
loo % 80 W ship Msrengo. steering W la INST Ia;
81 % lon II 90 Bremen ship Albert steerius w The
has been three days the nouh~srd Of CAPE Ma with
hsht moth. ea.teily winds and tklek weather
Ship csihsp Dyef Hsvre - dsys. mSse and SO psssp
feIs 70 Qtder