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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
REFER RENCES,
LAND AGENCY,

f1yHE undersigned will be prepared, in few days, to
give the price and locality of some 10000 acres o
very superior land part Of which good supply Of
timber and water.
These lands situated in Scott Cedar, Johnson To-
Poweshiek and other countless all near good roads
and much Of it Immediately and near the Mississippi
Nssouri railroad He win also take the agency Of sell
ing An1 buying estate in and out of the City, leasing
houses, coecting and remitting money paying taxes
&C., -.
Can ~ found at any time in the ONCE Of Doctor White
up sta, near Cook, Sargent Douneys Banking House
I. y. EADS.
Dec. 6, ls6l.--tf.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
L. HUBBELL, M. d.
Homeopathbt and Hydropathist,

kTNR II. has had oyd twelve years experience In The
various diseases tf the west, more especially those
81 females and childrkn- Our remedies pleasant
etsse, and ~ pleasant in their effects Try, them
FChatges moderate pfKce at Anson Harts residence
IaCFner Of Lynn and College streets.
DssRsKcss, ,-Proftssors 8. Rosa, NJ. D., cleveland
j. Pulte, NJ. D., Ctciunati, Ohio. T.. u. Marcy, NJ
5DR n. Y. City. s4 bss
N B.-To induce 4any to prove what We call the best
mode ofrelief ne Charge will be made for medicine or
professional services up to December 1st, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

Jane B, O'Feryalll Appeal frnm DubuduS
~. county. Reversed. AZ

/ 80
ea Sano 2: .'i' ufer!s'V Appea. srnm DubuqSs
county. Reversed,
Iimotny RnvnJ .J
!. Dosees, =, ne record presents the following
as Iscts: ln& rme Re.it,cner was married 4
r1Anc.. = fe1sau tn the year ls54 that said
.nc's !H.c =. ca'ne tnto possession Of the rea
$50 ussc,'oea 10 pe,'tion. and occupied and
."psosea 81. we M same, 'nat ln !sSl. the husband
" nv 81 ssIpe.on on tne lois uescriped
- :, .aHng oss sne city
z icy ~ srsnts Sgete 5l's : ,:Ssa3
II ystss tss .huabt siI'ssted g q. Il Ss
I & ~ ne Psem.ses, warransihg anu de
Tnu.nG ,ne ttie aRa,nst a,t persons except me
ni: onI!eu S.a,es' snas n'ssei entered ln'c POS
session "nuer the sac; tnat ,he nu.nann relin
du'snea ny pFs empt'on 70 thc uni'ed states
ina. Dissel. 4. tnen purcnssed saiu iots from me
Untsu r ota.ess anu received Pa.ent tnereior:
tnas plsse,i conveyed 10 the dslendant: that the
Pet,iones mas never reiinqnished hrr dover 70
ssin premises; tnat ner nusoahd aied On me olh
OF Decemoer, 1901; ana mat bisseii ana MS
grantees nave held the premises up TO the time
o. ming me pettioE Heid
IS nac pisseli naving entered into the
premises unde. the deed from ~ Ferraii. IS
es'opPed from denying the title OF MS grantor,
whist ne or DIS grantee constnne that posses
sion s.t. y. 49,. tx III sss.l.g
ihat The peti:aoner is entltied 20 ~ estate
for ii,e ~ one third q ,ns premises
. Ihat dover should oe assigned under the
o,fsrtsE: so Gsssii.
50 That O'FerralI had the RIGHT 70 selI all
sthat me jav ,hsn II force did not reserve for
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

Tuesday Jan 2nd. 10 ocloch A M.
Mr. Yeomans presented the claim ef Samuel
ID. Huston for services rendered as School
Fund Commissioner, in regard TO saline lands
in Lucas Co.
Which vas on his motion referred to com.
mitfee on claims.
Mr Yeomanss presented petition OF 8. G.
Thompson and 60 other citizens of Decatur Co
for State Road from Oscsloosa via. certain
points to the Sate line il the direction Of St.
Joseph Mo- -
Referred 10 the committee on Roads and
Highways.
Also the petition OF w II Cheeyer ami 10
other citizehs of Decatur Go. for an act chatg
ing the name Of South independents to Leon.
Referred to the cofrmitIee ON incorpora-
tions.
Ms Bryan. presented the petition Of McPher-
son and l04 other citizens of Madison Co. for
the passage Of prohibi,ory. 'i4uor law. Laid
on ihs table.
Also the petition OF P r. Henderson and
l56 others Of Warren county oD the same sub
ject. Laid on the table.
Petitions were presented by Mr. Pr,chard,
for Sabbath law and q prohibito-y liquor
law,
BY M Connell, for an alteration Of 4 State
road. aud for prokibitory liquor law.
Also for the printing Of an extra number OF
The avs Of !hs present Legislature.
by Mr. Mcfarland. for an act incorporating
the to~n Of Salem IN Henry county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
1petWetWthe PAIN
| breach Of The cont
Rs4 Il. p,.l,

fact thatha Mas prepared to keep tavern, in the
first suit, or he conld-uot hare recovered, aud
that fact once ssiab lixhed lis presumed to con
tinue until the contrary Is shown. .sa
q That the plaintiff was entitled TO rec0v
er without proof Of spccial damages.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
81 q Graham. fur ! ssbka,A Aw, 81.
! ly MI TEfaSf, fos = NormSI eA6ol in bseh-

IS ~ q Grntam fur I SabkatA law. ss
Y In MI TufA2r, fOY Ncrm1l tth6ol Ia Bweh-
sinan county. 1910 hAsa3assee M xat
n NJ Tracy, for the scpe6tef the Usury
laws, also reInonstrancc against the sans i.
~ M BALDWIN. for Z prohtbitory Hoaoe
law.xr ,sss,ts = s4A s 90 N; .as i'll IS.
NJ Dewey Of Fremont pseafsDed the
lion ~ MraP C3ad Bryan and other lam
81 InJi2poia for 4 prohibife Quot lay. f
Read anl aid on thei tab 94}H$ tsS3
Mr. Young prcsentQl Tho Nm 4799 eiti.
xens or Toe and Scott coSS1 - Vu ~ same
subject III - 49, ss rs : a4 ,
sa as,Isnsl on ths AatAs.
/, RysNr Nesly.A "a msnaps} MT 163nt .teeoiu.
ton ie estAhlIsh garrisoA X 1419 the mouth
of Hsk sSiAd AZ ~ q sss. i
Ntt.I ~. 4tlsa chang.
inrt Chr lpafof comtllenc30j 49, aaofning aeet
AZ 81 The. nonse. ,Hps fsIsn lssm The. tabs
ttd adopted. The hour e1nf0f kpSsafter
NAt 4sse Neaock. !. =.
~ ~ sSel A3lS
\. VOW = 70 ss.a ~ ~ ss;
wnsn ~" Inc go .sc.na IA sh;ri ~ sSs.s ,n.I
passed ~ sitls agreed g. =, -
MT m! ariahd Ihtrcducsu . n0yse 80 ans ~
~ es.aonsning ~ DeM ana Du"v s..s ny .nS"aa ~"
ny ,ieasan' ,a is,oa vrsd n shs comm;,iss % ' Sn
Ts,s'I. AZ i.,s,n .ss}sas Z. y !.
| Mr Nca. 'n.,vu"veu - Ky ttuues ~ ,", 80
ior Pea ana LUMP Asylum 20 % i'Ss.ea Ss.s , ~
knoxyi!s, ~ MARION ,S ,;,,s I,ss sau
second .'uf, any se.s.Isa 70 'ns oo"n'''es :"
Chartatle lnst,talions -, "a '.
sesnn "usI s"a r.pssnr .sc
is ,s,a (, sas Gsd. s;ss Ss... A. n. r 4.
AR uranam ,n.Ionncea .ouse rns Sh;ns'..
! aud lumber-read a first time. t9g
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

DAGIIERREnTYpES!
HARTS0CK 4 GREY.
DROFESS0RS Of the Daguerrean Art respectn,,,v In.
form the Public that they prepared TO furnish
L1KEMEe6ES OF EVERY SIZE!
Single or In Groups In most faithful ana su,,; s,v,
Feeling confdent this opportunity Of securing portraits
and remembrances oftlose love and esteem should
no'ee ton is the thief OF time"
"Seeare the Shadec ere the Substance fade.''
They invite the Citizens Of Iowa City vicinity to give
them CALL they take all sizes IN cases gold pns and
sockets, and readily suit the state Of the pockets
Hooms at is Clinton st., over Frosts Store.
Iowa City, Oct. 2sth, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
9 o'clock r. N.

SOclOck r. NJ.
Senate called to ortlef,
Mr. Coo baugh presented petition Of 30 in
habitaats in Burlington, merchants and 9th
ers, for law in relation TO the observance ol
tho Christian Sabbath.
Read by Tho Secretary, and on motion re
ferrci to the committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Saunders presented a petition Of John
p. Robinson and l70 others asking for pro-
hibitory liquor law.
Reading dispensed with, and on motion ro
ferred TO select committee on that subject
Mr. Bryan presented the petition OF 4. Com
stock and 80 Others asking for the consolida
t;on Of Sac apI Calhoun c,uniies, reading dis
rensed with and referred to the committee OF
New Counties,
Mr. Schram presented the petition OF +, N
Swasy and others, in relation to supplies fur.
nishei the United States Marshal: reading dis
pensed with and referred to tho committee OF
Federal Relations.
Mr. Cleaver presented the petition of certain
citizens asking for aprohib,lory liquor law:rs
ferred to ibc select committee on TIA subject
Mr.llamltnn offered the following.
{aesolped. That the SecrctarY-.af StatH ~
tttd to farm III the Semi
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

KEw cosrra cols :. IN aew esut pieces will
De issueI from the Mint n The course Of few
days. They are considerably smaller than the
old cent pieces. a'rl form really beautiful ami
attractive copper coin On one side is the head
Of Liberty, and the thirteen stars being omit
ted, the surface is plain and polished The re
verse is the same in design as the old cent
but brighter and much more finished There is
certain amount OF alloy mixed with the cop.
per, and the perfection Of the die gives to the
coin finish and elegance that has never here.
tofore been attained in our copper coinage
The new coin win be universally welcomed az
needed and creditable eimpsoyement.-Penn
sylUaaiQn, Dec l6
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
JsaasrEwAa

sa9s - H. y. TAYLOR,
NOTAHY PU BLfC. .MONTEZUMA,a aPOWE.
SHlEK COUNTY, IOWA,
IIIILL attend to the payment OF taxes transfer and
w 6onveyancing of real estate. ONCE upstairs in
the Court House. 81 @ss tpf stf aatd @SttlRa
August 16. 1854. spf9@ ku sal s.sF-sas B
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

FRAME DWELLING FOR BALE
a handsomely situated two story dwelliD1ale on very
This house is two sfosid for rocd rooms and
4''c1sp' new Stable and rhis.ghiouse. Apply
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10


1tcs ~rdeons. vIolins, Vic,
P,,rlt tn amend tho ,,w ~ r.e,ras. 4
,ysr;e. '''' -" - '''''e"co 70 ora"o
T,r;J, ~,
,bs Ara. iuJiciaI d;srn, 'of "o'"g courts 10
To amend ,bs iaw !, <a,.,;, =, H.,
/ mos IN civil actions " '''"''o' " P'eaa
10 praven, ,,,;,,,, - .5,;,o.,
l ! To,pp,onS p M, ,"l.'y ~ !" ...o.'"is'
/ NJ Ua,n;,o, =. 90 ,o,;as Ia, !" "I,eo..ors.
mr. ,c, reI,,;n, ~ ~. Sal - ~ U.a a.ie.
s;oncrs. als,. 81 Iii, ~ ,n,and ahan,.u ~" :,
the Code. ssf v
tn. pr..;.iont ,.;a ,.e...s,,.a
m,r;c.t;er frnm ,ha &c, ma.,,aa, =. oo'n
s,,ances sTthn pa.oiu,;. p"y aIne,a.' ,s ~ par'
ask;uo lar nj. ,i,to, n,,;,,i,,, =. ,n' ,shn,,e
tbc ;ncorno,o,;an ~ ~ 49, - p': "e.nsi
tbronrh r. ot;oa,. ' !" nai '.s.on,
2732 of,be cr,m;n, Cnde ~ rawa y, ;sa,;,a' .H"n
notes or q, ber.av licences ~ IN, ,s;"I ,ss.ns
;o, was I;J - - 49, 80 II "'''''' ' W ny
Tho p,e-;dsn, l";,,hafara,h ~, ss. p,.seus ,,
nor, or Thn,n.. n nan..n I. S',a.. ,"e ise-
If p,bl;c Ins,rnc,ion aupe''"se"Ienl
,;snensed w,,h Is;d nm IL ,.t,'' .eau'ne
,bousand con;ss o,darad >, he ,r;..,, raG, a'u '"o
Ryvan oays not;cs or " In, ~ ~ p'".e. iaee,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
LAND AGENCY

LAND AGENCY.
HE nndersignsd having purchased the interest Of l..
0flswoid ESQ, in the late firm Of Hampton
ness placed " their ands he will continue the busness
-easonable sfms. 49, - - = 7.
Iowa eity, May sth 1854. GEoRGE HAMPTON
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Jan. 2nd, 8 o'clock a N.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
A quorum not beng present. or motion Of
Mr. Hamilton Senate adjourned until 2o'clock
r. M. a sl.4g
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

sHEEcH OF KossUrI or TIE WAa-Cn the &c. h
uliimo. a meeting was held ia London in com
memoration of he Polish revolution of 1880,
and at which Kossuth delivered an eloquent
address. The course of the allied Governments
in conducting the war, is criticised without
mercy, while the gsllantry of their armies il
oweit upon with spontaneous admirati On and
applause. According to Kosebth, the only
means Of securing the West Of Earape against
the encroachment of Russia. Il ~ feconstruc
tion OF Poland. followed By tn rs6aeeation Of
the other lately subjugacd an44pppxeosed ma.
tionalities of the Continent. &5ss 2 Hss
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
4. sTERN11RGK, 4. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
o0''s On cstssss s., l.p aasrs) oss daor Sosfs 4

1oVA CITY, IOWA.
naetsFs fnlsc that from his ample opportunities
ana dsaesns perseverance in acquiring his profess
sion tceethet Vim the many facilities he has enoyed
both in private - Hospital practice that he can con
esosy e.1 e pss emictsd Inducements surpassed BY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
fURE AND uENER At iINTELLIGENCE
|JANUARY 10. 1855.

Me plaiatif
k9t the defen
snally keeping
Islitute = tavern
lieved there WAS
kontsact wAs. that
1rn keeping when
keep tavefn. to
> was prepared ko
recover damages
Heping.'i Hsl1s J
could not ell@et,ain
public, for tl suete
Nsatiou wi: hoHi III
7ssm ycecss
~ - esSop.t :
- lsl1ssia iRs!ls
mia RXcAnyDtHC
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
Accident : Two MsA Drowned Marrow Escape
J s4se ssfsHG2A ostwo others H

On Wednesday ofthis week. Drs. 3 p. Ran
kin and H. @. McMurphy,in company with
two other gentsnen.-one named Wagner.
the other stranger whose maine We did not
earn--.undertook scssssss the mississippi.
from AppaDoose III r. - r,wcs. in 4 skiff -
When near mid way ofyha river. a large body
ofthe ice near them gaze way, and came ia
contact with the skif with such force "a to
demolsh IT ins'anter, precipitating the in.
mates into the liver, Aith the exception OF
DR.. Rankin, who spraag from the boat far
out on the ice, which Immediately broke
through with him-but sustaining himself
with his arms upon the larger fragments of Is.
drew off his overcoat and threw ore end OF il
to McMurphy, who caug,st il. and was drawn
IN this manner among tse cakes of running
ice, where they were blcd to keep them
selves above waier unfit p could reach them
from the shore.
Mr. Wagner and Ia ,ranger. after few
Intellectual s'ruggiessto ~ themselves. sank
beneath the turbid water] \ rise no more.
Drs. Rankin and Men thy, when rescued
were chilled, and SO oxert 1je with exertion as
to be most insensiblc, d had aid come to
them butlittle later, they DO, doubtless would
have found watery gray
DR. Rankin. it will be ememberc,, Is Sec
re'ary of the State Sena ind had been q
visit, during the presen adjournment, 10 his
relatives In Pontehsuc. indea er Dec 30
Spirit q 4 lion.
In the Albany RNg the following
! = !;
"Con'ab" as happiI ihs postum
Q! the various can Rpor Of New
York
O'Clock. W AlIQw-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

George D. Prentice. Of the ~ 11Ils Jour.
nal on his la'e visit to Littls ~. AZ !. e.
ceiyed letter from NJ B. Hewska. demsnd.
ing saisfaction for some renarhs ma6e in
newspaper. Nj. Prentice disave1ed anv In.
tention to offend Mr. Hewson. and added:
II would not cali man to the fvtd up,css
be had done me such deadly wrong that
desired to kill him, and would nj obey his
saIl "a to The; The field unless Lat aees 20 NOR
.ai an injury as to entity ~ opinion.
to demand an opportq VI NV life,
: nave not the least 6dc yon or to
harm hsir on your ne E,Ovnl not con.
scious Of having done ~ title you
70 III ME. do not 49, pd upon
my hands, and | do mott ~ Nm upon
nybody's."
Dlsaac Funk. Of Blood cLean
county. Illinois, recently soldS{Ny Hough
OF Chicago, fourteen hundred ~ cattle
that would average seven hundfed ds, for
4 he of al ~ . IA III n Il.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10
EAGLE HOIISE

TIPTON CEDAR CO. IOWA. J. G. BELTS PROPRI
etor This hbse has been newly fitted up and Is now
kept by ne proprietor. He is determined keep in
such ma91. and on terms that will receive contin-
nance OF ps6ls patronage
Upton, October 27th, 1862 7gi a4.6H
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

HOUSE, os REPRESENTATIVE. 49,.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. ard o'clock 4. n.
House met pursuant 70 adjourn ssent. T -.f
f.ayer ~ the Chaplain. Jearnal No. n
{ Petitions and rsms1sts stsssess. = G,poA. y Ts.s
(Csstisss1 ~ tAe Jesytk fceeJ
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10

Il voted the 49,
umbia Ticket myE'sl
man and the Goddcs
ticket. Hail Column
And tho four worthikf
satisfied with what he
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~ themseiyes. sank
rise no more.
lily, when rescued
e with exertion as
had aid come to
20, doubtless would
kmemberod, is Sec
nd had been on a
adjournment, TO his
kindea er Dec 20
f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

ANOTHER OCEANIC EsnJsrRIsE-We are happy To re
cord another reduction Of time and distance between
sseisn ports. An enterprise is now completed by the
hoa.e u s. De Agreda, Jove Co., OF South street,
which opens direct communication with the Vene-
xuelan republic steamer called the Tennessee, of
12CO burden, has been purchased and Is to sail
early in January pioneer upon this line Its ter
minus Porto Cabeo, touching at 81. Thomas, Porto
Rico and Laguayra and viii leave this port monthly.
" is needless to add that the mercantile community viii
gsdy ecome this enterprise and bid 1t speed nor do
We xtabt that 1t viii prove emnenty successful The
steamer viii accommodate hundred passengers in the
usnal tye of steamers and will be ndace
aent TO those who weary Of visit to "the Cont
.ent' 10 change scene and climate.
We learn that Purser Canning, wen known to the ira
yelling community formerly OF the Baltic, goes out in
the T., in HE former capacity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

On Thursday Dec 20 10 This city, az the reslenoe OF
VIM. Payne, Esq, 200 West Eighteenth street, by toe
Rev An toine yerren WILLIAM WEIGH 20 GEerupg eldest
daughter OF john Marsh, al farry town, NJ Z.
on Saturday Dec a. in this city, by the Rev. Frede-
rick q. Black, FRANK q. AVERY ~ LOUISE V. DEnsG,
youngest daughter Of Samuel e. Dcming Es all Of this
city.
In Brooklyn, Monday, Dec. a. by the Rev. Mr.,
Wood, Mr.. CnAs II. SIEyEss Of Orange county, Mics
SARAH l.. VAN slcKLKa, Of Brooklyn
in Mott Haven on Monday Dec ~, BY the Rev. r.
ward, Of Harlem, Mr. Jous HOPKINS, Of New York, 70
SARAH ExsA only daughter Of james Parker ESQ., OF the
former place.
In washlng-on City, d. c., on tuesday Doc b. BY the
Rev. Mr. Curumns, Mr.. BAEBRlDeE :. CLARK, OF Nav
York, to ARsEpn daughter Of Matthias Snyder, Of the
former place.
On Monday, De-. "A, by the Rev Or. Mitchell, al ths
residence OF the brides father, Mss GEoReAsA PRIME
az Bushwick l. T.. youngest daughter Of B.Djamin Pc
rine Esq, 10 Mr.. Ii. 3. GassEsr of San Francisco.
On Monday, Dec ~, IN -. Pauls Charch, Boston by
Rev. DR. vnten IEkSD FARnA,Ks Jr., u this city q
RfIFccA J., daugh OF the late Charles Valentine,
Cambridge Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

6cyernore Heb,rt Of Louisiana, Manning OF S1ath Ca
Yalpl, and McSae Of Mississippi were 10 New Orleans on
the 18th inst.
ARRIVED.
Al The Metropolitan Bot-l-Gly. David r. Porter, Fennsyi
Washington Cisy Hon. J.. VI.
Porter, Esson Pa; Hon. John A. Collier, Bin CANTON Sam
uol W. Gumber Phil nr Bryan, Jarsei Cnristy ST. Louis;
Henry A. Miles, Boston; Wrrn sogarps, Vaparatso MAJOR
John Fritz California; w. r. Getty, Richmond, N Cole, 81
L0ue
Tron sydney Nsw. n scls Pride u the sea-w HaSch
Bails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

IN THE MATTER or THE CENTRAL PARK.
i. Dc. "A The motion for the c0ni nation Of the Com
nssieIcls report in tis further postponed IN
III Wednesday, al IL o'clock. -f ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

The Dusss ld0rf Gallery at 4O5 Broadway.
honda,s Of the city. His tu he
ever put upon exhibition. Go and them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

CEG1 As~tto t.Q ISrokTRD HAVANA, DJsssrfc
tJsrd German u .gsYy 80 "A - rt y.
80 tsf unartts sasss- py%r~s y srsan sps-sAs ~ -
ycs tarrans ~sgAfs cal o. q. ehEtg.. tr< uAy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
To All who Use Liquor

woLrEs scHrEDAn scnsArPs.
This celebrated nsuicinal ~ manufactured NJ the
lHetery Undersigned sohiedam Holland He n the
sole importer well the exclusive Manufacturer OF The
article and preparation bearing the name Of schnapps
procured either from his establishment In New
BILE -,
made from barley Of the finest quality, selected with
great the products tho celebrated grain
growing districts; Favored with the Of the Aromar
juniper berry iay and rechcd by peculiar process
which expes from the spiri every acrid particle.
As Of preventing and correcting ne dsasreeapie
often dang effects produced upon the somaeh A.
bowels by change Of visitation 10 which jewellers
settlers, and all unacclnaed persons In he West The
South Souhe peculiarly able-hs Scbiedam Aro
mac Schnapps viii be found absolutely ntaole while. In
opsy gravel obstruction Of the Kidneys diseases OF
The BLADDER dyspepsia and genera debility u recommended
nee smphacay by the most distinguished members OF the
medical profession. Reconsideration,
The undersigned the bottle and corf an
sc sme his signature the label For sale by all respect
~oD ''"ss's anu e''''' UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Nos. 10, 70 and % Beaver street, New York
CAUTION TO TUE PUBLIC.
Introduction OF schiefam hchnaaps into the Uni
40 staies Of liquor mixers In New Yors Boston and
Phadelr hia commenced putting mixed and p,sun
gin and calling schnapps; that name belongs expressly
article al others couneFies and mpostons on Tie
pubic j - - -
CAUTION TO PRISONS AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints made Of persons who keep bars
% steam and in hotels, who fill empty bottles WIN
common gin, ard fe 10 the unsuspecng for my sch
The schnapps such places mark TIE q e
bsue and the outside wrapper label should be deaced,
uDoLPHo WOLFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Shell Dress Conlbs.- "A ttentlOn Is Invited To
- .ubscribers assortment among which win be found every
variety Of shell ws Also the new ivory pattern 20 nucn
apsired, at A. 4 j, sAUNDERS', 3o1 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Meade Broehers' Gallery, Open Christmas
and Hev Ye1's Day Phoogrsphs sm,roypes And dAsuer
French FHhtIlon Galleries es 253 Broadway four doors
a House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Ds~uerreotypes Bscon's Gallery. = This
VIII be in full operation % day. and gill furnish
uras be surpassed by those similar
SSCDoern N ue word, ct from 90 cents 70 Us.
~ Bowsry, opposite Rfyngon street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Wet Carpets, Wet Rugs, Wet Mating. &c.,
l03 Bowery, the sale be continued through
this week. }. HENRY ANDERSON h co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
An I'm mensc Assortment a

An I'm mense AssOrtuent OIL Plain nnd Fancy
ties stocks scarfr gloves hosiery &C. Of tho latest
styles will be offered every this week IS below
the usual prices MLAUGHLlN5 cheap shirt and furnish
Ing store. 292 Greenwich street, corner Chambers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Chrsstmas Cloaks Ladies' Cto~ks!-A Large
scrtmen very cheap in the Bee five s Grand street
Also selu OF at great sacrifice The large stock Of millinery
- g. D. HAWKIss PROPRIETOR