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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29
IMEDTCAL. NJ
DOCTOR J. @. YOUNG.
Office, corner OF Montgomery aud Califsr.,
sTREETS--SECOND STORY

n,
(ovEr WELLS, FARGO cos ExPREss oFyreR.)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIa.
DEAD AND REFLECT
II l. there an hereafter,
And that there is conscience unniluenced,
And suffered to speak out, tells every man,
Then it is an awful thing to die A..
More horrid vet to die by ones own hand. 4,
acknowledgements 1t notl
Shall Nature, swerving from her earliest dictate,
SclEpreservation, fall by its own act!
Forbid it. Heaven
The indulgence in secret practices is the most eers
though not always the most immediate and direct avspn,
10 destruction PHYSICIANS of all ages have been mot
unanimously opinion that the loss Of ounce Of IN.
seminal secretions BY unnatural aid emissions weaken
the system more than the abstraction of forty ounces
blood One Of the first writers medical iurisprudenss
state that ourhs Of the insane their malady Il
such abuse r
I. How mportanant then ii sor every one, having IN,
least cause suspect any trouble in that to attend
il Immediately single occurrence should be sum
eent to cause doubt and much If the person had
ever nduced in the soulkilling habit The treatment
used by the Justly celebrated DR. j. c. YOUNG in cases of
seminal weakness impotency stcrilty debility
and paralyss 1.-THE last is the most dangerous and when
once occurs ncurabe is not surpassed BY any physician
in the country 1t is the as that followed by him
for years under the guidance of the wordenowned Record
of Paris and Acton of London. DR. Youngs Office tths
corner Of Montgomery and California streets where be
be consulted that and all other private dfeases with
the utmost confidence and secrecy. Dr. Young will
rant perfect and permanent cure. or make no charges
n B-etters enclosing SO will receive prompt attsn
ton The Doctors time being much taken up that he
cannot attend to letters unless paid for it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29
NJ. MICEIES-
To DR.. L. ]. czapkoy, San Francisco.

Sonora, May 2S 1865.
DR. l.. J. Czapkay-Dear Sir-I very much regret that
had not called upon sooner for had been suffering
many months during which time passed miserable
istence. When called upon you few weeks since had
but little hope of being speedily recovered cannot de
pict the suffering of mind endured Whilst my bodily in
rnitics made burthen to my friends The confusion
in my brain miy the nervousness when got the least
excited alarmed the love Of solitude want Of appetite
and weakness generally, but particularly Of my limbs
have all disappeared have the nocturnal emissions and
the remains Of old disease that my folly brought upon
For all this feel truly thankful, for to your med
cines and advice indebted for the restoration of my
health. If you think any would be benefited by put
ting this letter in the papers you at liberty to do
Believe me ever gratefully yours
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29
ABRAHAM I.ORING.
Sacramento, May Is, 1855.

Sacramento, May Is, 1855.
Dear SrSuch " the thankulness feel for the preser-
walton of my health of both body and mind, and believe
of my life that hope will not be considered intrusive in
rendering my thankful acknowledgements for restoring
to health and making my life boon worth preserving
when It had become burthen too great for to bear
Victim to vice that had undermined my consti-
tuition and developed train Of symptoms such
as nervous debility headache distressing timdity self
distrust dizziness love of solitude loss of memory and
want Of resolution besides loss of strength and energy
which made my waking moments wretched and my sleep
unrereshng and fast bringing to the gave but thanks
to your skill am restored to health vgor and energy and
hoping to guide others where they may find relief you
have my permission to publish this
Gratefully yours
LEONARD WAITE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29
To Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco.
Shasta ConntY. Cal. Oct. l4.

Shasta County Cal Oct. II. 1856.
Mr.. Editor,-Sr: II Is duty that feel that to
the public well to Dr. L. J. Czapkay Of the city OF
San Francisco that induces to before the public
in like this Having for some years been troub.
led with the painful effects of physical and mental Geb
was induced by seeing the advertisement Of the Justly
celebrated Doctor TO call and him weeks
He gave medicine which have been taking since
and happy to say that although not entirely recovered
am much better, and believe that by continuing their
short time, my health will be entirely restored
How many thousands there in California and elsewhere
who If they would make the facts of their case known To
physician, might he restored. But to be in
doubt 1t Is at to be resovedand alas they suffer
still. Respectfully &C..
WILLIAM MIIINOR
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29

Corner of Montgomery ami California st. over well,
Fargo 4 Co.'S. Express department f p f5t
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29

pr t the most extraordinary Intermittent and other
Disorders
1lorsr asocm astonishing success
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-29

7. II. Rolrr, C1crt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

A N ELEGANT TONED OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
n forte for sale. deliberately finished every way
round corners grand French action two months old perfect
and In good order richly carved beautiful touch and
fully tested; with stool In velvet 10 match Cash
cosfS70 Rich curved legs and all Improvement cash
IA great object those In Of full toned piano
VIII do well 70 call and examine ~ has makers uneiprcd
varrantee for two Apply nj 6T8 Sixth avenue
the Crystal Palace for three da from A. N. TIL PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

THE C0PARTEHRsHTP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between and Mr.. George L. Todd having expired hs
vhdraws from 1rm which win be continued a. herss
fore by The remaining for the OF cosnyn
sion and banking business b. a. wAINwRfoHr CO.
y U. WnswRieHS,l IL raubourg Montmartre
FnAsn H. HOVE PARs France. August l. 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

A LnERT H. hlcCIAY, AUCrfoagEa, WILL SELL.
~ ths DAY sept 49, i2t e'ciock nj the Mercant,' Ex
cahnrt' e: sceo.Et "a whom II may conc-rn-
st'u New Albany ana salem kE ~ ure er co nj bonds.
Leu CHICAGO and Mississippi RH IL mortgage bonds
~ OH new Jesey ten'r. RR lat mtre per cent bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, n YEARS or AGF
~ well educated snd with ar business prn-rnc's wis +.
n correspond with lady, not older han fseG with vi
n marimony wealth not objection bat ne o1iec
he advertiser All commune atoms strictly confident
lease address Trovslore Herald ofce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAfLRoAD-rARg RE
IN duced only 81 80 from New YORK h. Alhanv Ths 4.
land connecting with and northern trsns -
Gao NJ, express train for albany without change "A
connecting with ms A. NJ Central and northern
sic A. NJ mail train, stopping at Williams Bridge and All
sNP NJ, express connecting with the Central Railroad a,
JPN.
Returning, leaves Albany
1901. ~. express without change N cars
els a. NJ, malt train.
s2OP. NJ, express for New York
we invite al passengers business pleasure 70 take NJ
HMem hosn which for comfort promptness satisfy y
unsurpassed Ihe Albany trains fitted VITA
Crtamer approved brakes which place The tras under s
control 81 ne engineer rendering Tho safest road IN NJ
Union Tickets 70 be obtained and baggage checked ~ Once
Western Railroad, Albany, at White and Centre brown
and Twenty Sixth streets, New York
VA J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15


WArCHHs-FTNR GOLD AND SILVER wArCHRs-
w The iareesi ad mos SPLENDID Watches
he g. ~ found he sunseriber haaJbeeu in hu
srf@ Nt stree tor Vie last u years and selling All
scfptons - gold ard silver watches lew lrv and silver ware
III much less than The usual prices
Pfauuful gold ppnp watches. four hole leyelInd
Fine gold detached levers, lgl Brwelel -
Pine gold hunting epne four holes ieueied ....... h.
Gold hunting English patent levers. 5e
Inc gold hunting detached levers fui tewelleh . ID
Gold and enamel WATCHES iof 80 % 100
SPLENDID gold pocket chron0meters .4.,.... lM a n0
Gold Independent second watches for tuning
.t,t......,. % 70 go
oic hunting watches which eight days .+. Us 10 40
fsrent Watches .......,. ieo 10 300
Gold knRi oh patent levers fun Jeweled Is % 100
Silver Fnr ~ peen lever l6 " ~
silver dstsefed levers fun iewtled ......4.... rs %
f}ne fOd hunting railway mekeepers. 100 70 rs
silver efinra four holes lied. 10 u
To- e. Uarrison, X q. Beeseey, T. y. Cooper, and
an ofher celebrated maFers for ssle low.
AL wacht4 warranted 10 keep correct time. Watches and
irwtry exchanged. Watches ard ewery repaired in tho
test manner much less than the usual Goods
sent 10 ~ parts q The United states and Canada free OF
rNnrrp
GEORGE e ALLEN importer o. watches and jewelry,
broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

Il NLI ~ VIlFI AleeVo buE0rs
/ GED. ~. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and ewery wholesale and retail no
4 IL Vel y SECOND aoof Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

DrAMoSDs-THE TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ formed that continually manufactured and have
hand large stock o diamond Jewelry Of the syes
large ~ diamonds hand. sctlng done or
the trade. Diamonds bought for cash
J. HERMAN A CO, AIS Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

NIArRrwoTIAL-r WILL UPON THE RRcFIpT or
M l-eniy Owe cents sens 70 any person fa Del nss,n
~ iber charsctey By heir hand writing taddr-rs suDen
Attress With return postage Nile Emile ylete, Broadway
Fosl once, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-FRoN MAY TO- 1854
the trains viii leave Chambers station follows
bxpress "A. NJ and s r. n; mail q A. n; through war
Isin - n; smigTant = n for poughkeePse, A. n ana
leaves every Friday evening at III r. for Hudson an
r M for Pcekskl. and $50 r. NJ. The Poughk erpsie
sting Sing and Peekskn way staions Pas
ssngers iken at Chambers Cans. Christopher and Thirty
sreetA Trains Cor New York leave Troy al si5 and
1910 n, and 30 r. NJ and East Albany al s. $50 anI
ll15A. NJ, and SP. W. A. r. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

NEW YORK AND ERIE RA1LROAD-ON AND Az
~ ter Thursday, August 1855 and until further notice
passenger trains viii leave pier foot Of DuaLe street. fol
Buffalo Express, al 8 A. NJ, for Rufrao.
Dunkirk Express, nj 6 A. N , for Dunkrk
Mail at s15 a. NJ. for Dunkirk and Buffalo and nle~me
date stations Passengers by this will niri
at Owego and proceed the next morning
Chicago Express, at T.. NJ for Dunklrk.
Rockans Passenger ~ H., from foot of Chamber
sree) via Perrnon for Suerns and Intermediate sa,ns
wsy Passenger st4P NJ, for Newburg and Mindlcto 70
Night Fspress nj p. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Hmgrant at r. M for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and niermc
diate stations.
The above trains run daily Sundays excepted.
These express Elmra with rlmr. o.
daigua and Niagara Fails railroad for Niagara Falls a
Blnehamon with the syracuse and Bnehamon rairoai ~,
Syracuse. nj Corning with Buffalo Corning and Nao W
railroad for Rochester; Great Bend with Drlawsre
wana and Western railroad, for Scranton nj Run,a ana
Dunkrk with the Lake Shore abroad for Cleveland Cncr
natl, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

W. LADD CO. PIANOS--A FINE ASSORTMENT
A. on hand. Parties who have been heretofore
pointed be supplied Pianos OF
ether makers soe agents for Carhart Needhams mels
teena stools, &C. Pianos and
JUDsON a MUNGER, SIG broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

nANCING.-CLAssEs ARE NOW FORMING AT PROF.
IL BONDS Academies co Broadway and Grand street
All the fashionable dances introduced In bis academies
addition Of waltz, La Zrgora composed and
ranged by Prof H. Tuesdays and Fridays COO Broad
Mondays and Thursdays, at M Grand street The third hop
takes place at COO broadway Wednesday evening Sept H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

ELUTE Observation-Disclosures BEN rs nov
prepared 10 pupils for the BoehIn
flutes lie has the best Imported and domestic cylrca
Boehm flutes for sale; also splendid keyed flute be
has played on hmsef For particulars apply 10 r. j. EBRN
liz Thompson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13
American Affair. In Europe

The PARIS correspondent Of the Lonaou Tuna writing
on November 20, ssyss-rne no niosuoo OF NJ. Bocaa
President of ,he United states hes ccnsc
able sensation 10 MADRID, he looked upon rightly
wrot CIV the patron Of the touster. and deer
mineo " have Cuba BY hook or by eroos. Inere = q
question winch, think, deserves more attention tnA1
has been gwen "a, A1o may nave greater and
sI-~oer Uorseqaepoes than imagined Niinde TO he
relative position Of he spansh porpcn Of II Domingo
cong tvery hing 70 please osioe the D,n,nicans,
prowiins them c0mpscfe byosecuon Against tas
Haytsts. N they VII only slov the lntroaucuoa Of 4
ory. which IN issef VII serve - Wall assanss Hayu
On the Other hand, ain tnrousu the ntsly
her CJan nj Sesor sseovia IL doAns everything ns
oggust omn,cans, 10 reduos ina resosrcss.
tie ter hAnds, and ioicfoe then INTO the arms Of she
Amer1csss
IRE Iopoon correspondent OF the Manchester 0sardSn
writing the 10Th airmo, ssys; Az regards America
have alsays wed the CHAMPION affair much
~ould suoside in,o no,ehill as sooa the
gus V sm0ubt 81 political capital bal been erusctse
from Il. SUCH have lnae DOUBT viii turn v1s 10 be the
iact aud l. therefore snteip&ie the speedy renewal -
our tsusl dipfomsfS rca'ions the tuted stsses.
N. rnmster Mr. Dslae le fhis cyunsvy, and
nas for csased " be ,bs friend
" rtarors with Foreign secretary, and the
meet feperhly. hr Ia asps himself believe, N scot
tub sxraciiDD, desc Bds5 fso, adxn OF nama
~noee grandson Umgts:es 10 America before the
war a ifdtpencslce. Mr. nanss bas a reputation for
TIE OLD pilgrim fathers. and II consd sra5o
reluaton befnfe he eIte4td hC dpio nac A.
though he s have hesrd rsuGal ttiend Of the ne
t4esosnt Mr. Bocnsnsn, be mas certainty no sau Eng.
lGb feeling, and H. actnatc6. believe, ~ the most
sincere 10 promote tue mos, perfect and oords
understanding bstseen the tso natioUs
A correspondent, Of the Manchester Cssrdi1a, writing
FROM Naples on 20fh ut sass-Ine Journal " ps Too
S,es ior the Iosh publishes ibe treaty has nov
been ratified and exchanged betseen this country add
the Tinted states 10 the middle OF toe day II af red
70 the walls Of the city, snf great numbers of pso pie
clustered around, hoping that some good tnins awaited
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13
RELIGIOUS LIBEL VALUED AT FIVE THOUSAND


RELIGIOUS LIBEL VALUED AT FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
DEc. l2-ychn Heokey %. John III. Hpkss Tho
psist this proprietor Of paper known ~ the
Cpchman and published 10 that shoe; article reflect
ing on the rector Of the psr.hof All Saints. The mat
vr ~ merely before the Court in . preliminary FORM
ara = 10 strike part Of tho answer Judge
Brsdy decides part Of the alleged libel oonsvts Of
charge that the plsnun's paper 10 untappy getting
prolific Aitee against The clergy
aud acKei with such reckless and scAndAons
extsvasance one Of the bsst and most laborious
among &c And the answer, after alleging tbs; on
the sh October 1885, the plaintiff then being such put
Inner proprietor Aforesaid, caussd 70
81 and coacernipg The Rev. Dr, William
h fReLbroat The tollo ~ine fasc, mali 'ious ana
gross lcroua lttes, y fsn out reytptn wnat pur-
yoris 10 be IN article published n tue panuds paper
runisnipg the personalities referred ~ The paIntin
70 strike he sruto improper becAuss IL was
stricken Of snswer previyusy interposed and be
cause evfds Of the isst tsat yeronates In.
odge6 IN ana rot the TACT seh which can be ss
trstbcaiy 10 Tcferenoe W the rst o5jscllon,
sufficient say bat aot reciteo Ia the answer
previously 70 toe relation or co7oeciion, aai
benz pre,eu.d rGsreppy, rsqaires &c be c)ati,ere1
upun dit priucp 10 regard 10 the nd ocsc
rGI ~. answer taIt, though the defendant has no
rsnt forth the the ruth OF matter
srd circumstance. Cation o. damages ach tend
prove tie tvDth d The cnase complain u o. ~tetao- ".
truth Re alleged or asLied In Toe (tiIss AT
pressey kesrst go. 80. To the facts and c,roam.
ftsrcss deter ianu demur or reoy, but may
tns'r uush and sdn ssabily the trial fNer
man sal ouo san. ,eo) Ia ,nis spect the matter
srktd 10 be strck must BE- retained sad The nosson
denied without coss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

Eirro's 1asprs The voudcrful Rsveh bring their
remarkably prolonged engagement 70 close 70 night.
me perscr The occasion embrace "ksmerada
~ ht rope feais and .'Rsoui"
announced for 70 night with Mr. davenport ~ the "
rsrt and Mrs. Dsveoport ~ Lady xSzascsh. "Psser
Wbte' follows.
BrrroS's This evenings bl comprises the new play
of The slave Actress" IN winch Mise J. Ooombes has
FAMED much applause the bcro,ne, aud The fsrce
called the "Righs and Wrongs Of womAn."
w,riscK's Mr. James Anderson ps 70 take his bcnea,
mepts ccustt Of his own play Of 'nosd and snnshue'
snd The "Elder Brother"
Iarp. Kxvxx's The exciting drama entitled "sccoud
Love and the sparkling comedy Of young New YORK
n which hus kecre, Mr. Jordan and other favor,ies
ps, are The bills for this evening.
cnaxrKpa srRssr THpsru-The tragedy OF "pzsrrou
The popular Of "0rion, the Geld Bese, sod me
iaynr,ts meo. drama Of the Golden farmer with
hse,r.. Eody aud Johnston ~ ,he heroes The Tea
trrts 70 light.
AsrmcAs Mrsrun The 'Iady OF yons', y N be per
orrned by hne cast this afternoon In tho evening
sin, Rsar Never Won Fair Lady" and Major jones
Courtship" viii be performed.
BROADWAY vArrEurs The pretty ,prctaculsr drama
Of the Pbsntorn SHIP IA 70 DC Withdrawn after ha
evening vhep n will be followed b. Tue mlrth proyok a
psy Of "Ihe Tocdlcs."
gyopcr CpRIyry AND woops MSsrpss are still dray wing
large pumpers Of people 10 witness their laugnsbe YER
sior OF the ss0id Cook Here she Goes There soc
Goes.v
BrcsrrY's snxsAprRs offer number Of their rnost
close with their amusing and meioaious ourlesqae OF
ssCnserellan
rorprTr's MoSKrys Does &c, are 70 perform In the AZ
scynoop ana evening 81 Chinese Hall a. both entertAia.
mess will doubtless be crosded usual VIII 5e ne
cesssry 70 20 early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

PHILADELPHIA. DeC. III, lbbo y
Referring 70 tho article witch appeared In your paper,
respecting new aruhce IN ALLOWING gold which assay
detect ycu will please state that no sush
pertinent has been made upos he Mint represented
and "a believed tbss metallic compound resist
the tests used Ia minang establishments. But II
may give satissctyr to the pubiowbo are not generally
aware Of the character srd po~tr Of assay ,ess-I would
willingly expert ment 10 be upon the metal
furnished With SIMPLE This presume could be done
without the Investor parting with his alleged secret
~ the Nos York TibIfns asserts, 81 10 not posi-
BILE 20 On limit 10 the progress Of discovery h just
possible thai lead other metal may be trans
muted into scio. But we may safely place sucn chi
merical notions sloueside the visions Of tho scbe
mats.
observe IN connection with this subject the pubIica-
ion Of the fact thst 100 In gold coin had PRODUCED
bar worth VI oSo. This has often been done whore ths
tors operated upop struck prior 70 1894 The set
Of Congress OF June Is 1874 30 TAR changed the standard
of the gold coinage TO make 81 600 OF the previous
coinage worth, bullion 1861 60 which IA little be
you'd the result " tho modern chemist attained, ana
which IL thought 10 some quarters, 10 be so remark
able. JAMES ROSS SNOwDEN, Director Of the Mint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

- -u.-.x A.. 49, 49, 49,.
Usr nnefoa pounes sscvnh!, anoeso ~ 800 49, =
uom ny usnA ,oon " ma noso', =. r 80.
M Live. h ~. wsah .' ~ yy.,,a.. s~.-aa.s. 800
- sspu.y ~ .n ~ ~ - 49,. i,",..
aeo maj be sccompsn,eo Ine p.Am 70 ne Asr house,
Mueis ney soss ~ ~ 49, - soo ~ ss .. -.
soous ~ osoA ~ IVY slss u W WIG $3.50 ~
Ssn' s sown ~ ~ ,0 ,rs,u l h,, AZ ~ 49,
oooI nss ~, .ssa' sve. :. usA, ~
wafus tney lvuna ING nunA " suc pns o,
ADo iour nunorea sOvsreens - tne plAinn ssses
thereiiom Evidence oo sen ~ o. .ns aaeoce wsss -
IA ~ ~. alan.,G esiins aurnt,on n ina iant thst
ssfe vss pro ytded in the office where all vsuHbes or
monty shOuld be deposited, and this precaution
neglected The reprietors woAld mot be responsible f0s
any l0es sustained. waiter, named McGurn, teNihec
80 r-cv,dsd IN ths od,ca In vhirh All anahas shoud
r...s - 49, 10000. ~c,,a 80 ~ ,a.rcr..nl@
NC ocpcu sno psop ...aS ~ 49, ~ a. -.
Mr.. wannew, 'or we pslnun tosuuoo tnAs NO co ~
which WIN be taken up for decision or the general term
EYyst the evidence OF he plantiH himself sucjons
N prSyva nos.ess,on ana los Of the Dropertv III
1870 .o.o.S AZ. a.
be instructed - matter Of law, or 70
DO left ~ question OF laos Ior mem 70 ma wnosnef
In the Of printed notice according the sta
tute the paiuu was guilty of negsencs In not attend
NY .ssns. - sn.s ,s ...s". - .s~,
psfnu.s coonseI ooucuous srss snr 4uo.so VI uosn
kence " one OF law hDd not oil TACT Toe ioloW1og queS
submitted TO the Jury under direction Of Lhe
Court
Fiyst Was tho money! IN the trunk nj the tina the
emu -. h,oken ooeny
Hms - y,vAou "Psn -. - - =.
second, WeS tuo Wiusou nostce lhJ Po5seo up IN tue
bedroom 81 the time the pIaiDtn TOOK poeseeaion VI
Third Was notice given 10 the plaintiff OF the exsten,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

IcE IN THE WESTERN RtvERs-ST LOUIS, DEc
To- The Mississippi opposite this city, ~ welt
che upper rivers 10 slrg. rney are also covered With
heavy f,ssns ice Many up~srd and downward bcsts
laid up along the shores, and are putting theIr
s,es into store tor the winter. Many upward bound
boats have returned having been unable proceed
their voyage. Others aground and In dsorer OF
being Knocked 70 pieces by tbe at,Dg ice May boss
IN sbe port ~hsch ready 70 start for the upper
only losdips, All others are making preparations to
ley up Tor the winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

TIE SHrroFTHELINE PESTsYLvANIA.-The
petoid line of battle ship pennsy lvspis nov IyinR 1T
ssrsols and used ~ q receiving vessel won ser Of
laval chnecture when she launched at our Navv
ysrd M 1887. Our many trumphs In the building OF
sesm vessels since that period caused US 10 ose
sight Of atpacscus craf, then the pride OF marns
TIE Pennsylvania had opportunity OF dspa yiux
her qusites in sailing In delivering broadsde into
an enemy The superiority OF steam vessels will not al
NIT doubt; but there no sufficient for ALLOW
pr ,urh monarch Of the VI Norfolk when
might he fitted up 70 add greatly to the strength Of navy
never vey powerful considering the extent Of our coss
aud our commercial marine. We are glad 70 learn thai
,here n probability tbst the Navy Department viii
soon take proper action In the matter II Il prop ,sed 70
cut N the upper deck Of The chip ensthen her and con
vert her MO propeller Tho capacity Of the Penn>vI
wanna 81 resent may be judged from the statement that
he can carry months provisions and water for
vessel in ,he service -PAaod,lphia Journal Dec II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

AroTHFR RAILROAD PRoJEcT.-Notice il given
in Toronto Gots Of the 10th sh that appcasos-
v be made II the ensNpg sessson OF Parliament for
charter authorizing company 10 construct . railroad
from the shores Of lake Superior into the valley Of the
Assinibone and with view OF ultimately extending the
70 the shores of the Pacific. similar ~ oject Wa
urged upon the ,tice the Canadian public 10 1851 By
the same pery-Alkn Mcdonnell Esq.