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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

A STORY OF WArERLoo.-The world has been
listening for years to stories of Waterloo. the
scene of the last grand action of Napoleon. but
1t would seem like certain other commodity
long since familiar to our readers, " but there is
few more of the same sort left
An individual who owned a small tavern near
the eventful field, was frequently questioned as
to whether he did not possess some relics of the
battle, and as invariably as honestly answered
IN the negative But he was very poor and one
day while lamenting to neighbor not only his
poverty, bur the annoyance to which travellers
subjected him, his friend cut him short with:
Well, make one help the other. Make some
relics"
But what can 1 do ?" inquired the poor
man.
Tell them that Napoleon or Wellington en-
tered your shop during the battle, and sat down
on that chair"
Not long after an English tourist entered, and
inquiTing for relics, told the chair story
The chair was bought at an incredible price -
The next conner was told that Wellington had
taken drink and the Wellington tumbler "
was accordingly sold. The third arrival ga
zed with breathless wonder at the nail on which
Bonaparte had hung up his bat" The fourth
purchased the door posts between which he en-
tered; and the fifth became the happy purcba-
ser q the floor which he had trodden At
the last advices, the fortunate tavern keeper had
not roof to cover his head, and was sitting on
bag Of gold in the centre Of deep pit formed
by selling the dirt on which the house had pre-
yiously stood.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

hEART-EENn->G SHtVw ULCE-3I5 FEFsoNs Pr
'sHED,-Cn tie Seth Of January at II A. NJ. the
Gillian war steamer Cazador left ToIcahuano for
Valparaiso, having on hoard rs persons. These
consisted Of s5 soldiers of tie second battalion
Of tie line, 4 ofiicers Of The same, las women.
20 children, II passengers and tie steamers
crew. \ little before =. NJ, of tie same dav.
with or 9 miles speed, ard smooth sea the
steamer run on a rock south af NauIe, about Is
miles.
i Immediately became apparent that the ship
Was sinking. Al order was at once given to
lower tie boats. Of these were only four. One
Of these was upset Ofthc other tLrec one reach
cd The shore about Eve hundred Yards distant.
and the other entered the Larlor Of Naulc. Tie
first Of these two contained Capt Cabieses, tie
Purser, one Passenger AID u scamen. Tie
whole number saved was 43 out ol all Oh board
so that 80 persons persisted.
among the victims are members Of many
families now in the deepest affection. only
enc female e5oaTed.-Ta Ta1para-so Echo ret. is.
RsTHER HARD 1H1NG TO CAsT-s. Do You
cast things here 2" euquircd Yankee the other
day, as lie sauntercd into an iron foundry and
addressed the proprietor.
'.We do"
You cast al kinds Of things in iron, eh
was the next query.
CertaInly-don't YOU see that is our busi-
ness 2"
Al, well coa d,o3o,, VII You ?"
He was cast out and referred TO brass f9un-
dry.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

>-Ab44E TAILOR. would tender his thanks ID
n ..-Eens ot Mineral Point and vicinity for past IA
lat he Is still at the old TRIBrNE office,
s---, noas store, HiEh-st.. Mineral Point. Cen
-.--ers cleaned and pressed on short notice. Q-l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

- Chiidaood is like mirror. catching and
rejecting images around IT, Remember that an
imPious or Proiane thought uttered by parent
may operate on the young heart like a careless
spray Of water thrown upon polished steel stain
ing 1t with rust that no after securing can
eflace.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

-E1RNET AND cot NSELLCR AT LAW, Mineral
.1.al NiS viii practice in tie Supreme and Circuit
L q. t-l- state ana il the L. s District Court OF
a'e- Nlton's store. g
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

FAr.L AcuDENT-The Chicago Tri5s,ase of the
3ist ut. says: On Saturday morning the dead
body Ct man was found on the Michigan South
ern Railroad rack, about mile south Of the
city limits. There was found near it also man
badly injured and in an iusensible coIdition.-
Both men appeared as though tley had fallen
from the train Ind been dragged for some dis
tance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

~ The New Orleans Sun tells Of machine
which has been invented "out South" which
enables man TO tell when he is getting toe
drunk. Il IS called t,add'eoD1ofer, and gives
timely warning by hitting a fellow under the
short ribs when he has got enough.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

- Greeley, il one Of his Washington let
ters. in speaking Of the trade Of that city. SAYS
q think Madison, Wisconsin, or even Rockford.
Illinois. sells more fabrics TO the country sur
rounding It than does this Metropolis Of the
Model Republic"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
JOHNS X EVANS,

- . AM IAILoRS. Highest. Mineral Point, WIS.,
- z snare of public patronage. Their work will
--as So - most fashionable style, and on reasonable
ing done 20 order, snd warranted 70 ST if
81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

sE Integrity Is the first moral virfue, bene~-
olence the second, and prudence tie third
without the first, the two latter cannot exist,
and without the two former would te often use
less
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

sE~ a nursery of five thousand peach trees
cultivated by Mr. Burnet Of Yincenes. Indiana,
has all been destroyed. with the exception C
ffty, By the long-continued frost.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

sH The halibut fishery in Massachusetts, has
been very successful this season, many Of tie
vessels clearing 81 600 trip.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

!. - \ COMMISSION MERCHANT, viii attend
4Ptly 10 saies Of Goods Merchandise. &c. &C. at
.s5l'' on hlSh Street. Mineral Point. Wisconsin
4.so receive Goods, Merchandise, and Produce
-s-a- or TO sell Commission 10tf
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CHARLES WILSON,

i-"HNEE < COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Surveyor.
: ,1t ana Insurance Agent, Dover, on the line be
--- .@s NHE DAME counties, Wisconsin. viii give
As.s1''aa 10 all business entrusted &c his care
F.SE STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

~ TIE \. Y. Courier d Enquirer announces
the deeease Of the Rev. Nathaniel s. Prime. D.
D., In the fist year Of his age. DR.. Prime was,
until within few hours Of his death, in the en-
joyment Of vigorous health.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
HENRY PRICE.

y - DEALER IN Family Groceries and Proyis-
i i Ni-ss Glass. Wooden ware, &c, opposite the
q house, HiSh-st, Mineral Point. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
J0~E.U SMITH.

| pooA>ELlEE AND STATIONER, and Deal
- eT IN salrE Goods, Tobacco and Cigars, 3rd .
a.'e { Post "0ice, High Street, Mineral
.-'.s, A-al County. Wisconsin
81
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STATE ADMINISTRATION.

Governor q Wisconsin COLES BAsHEoRD, OF Oshkosh
eltea4nt Governor ARTHUR MARTHUR, Milwaukee
secretary OF State DAVID " JONES, Belmont
safe Treasurer CHARLES hUEHN, Two Rivers
Attorney General VILLAIN Z SMITH Mineral Point
S.7.. Public Iusta A CoNsTANTINE BAERY Racine
Bank Comptroller WILLIAM 81 DENNIS, Watertown
;4sr Prison C0mm'r EDWARD MGARKY, Milwaukee
ta Jus, Of Sup Court EDWARD WMroS of Janesyille
Associate Justice
ABgIz SMITH, of Milwaukee ORsANUS COLE Of Pofosi
Circuit Judges
J AS R DooLITTLE, Racine W kNowLToS, P du Chen
: -sEi tirHBELi, Milwaukee : GEo " CATS Stevens PI.
7 LAEHABEE, uLaukee 5 : ) FULLER, Hudson
; y Z tIUgsLiNE Shcbovy'n ALEX l. COLLINS Madison
CuTHHES AinI Pt. 10 : CorToS Green Bay
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GEORGE w. COBB.

: Il r tL DEALERS in Merchandise of all kinds eo-
--5 q Hiza aud Chestnut streets, Mineral Point
81
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INSURANCE AGENCY
JOHN MILTON * CO

= insurance COMPANY, % Hartford. Conn.
.'al, $500, 900. Office over Nilton's store Min
= 81 \. B. BoYDEN, Agent.
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l.. VI. STRONG.

l9RNET AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, EichIanG
Centre, AicAland County. Wis AIl busInes vntrus-
Z. -'- care promptly attended TO. 9-l
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sE Lafayette said OF Marie Antoinette, that
a purer being never lived, nor a more heroic
one ever died y
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sANIUEL CRAWFORD,

-TaENETs AND C0CNsELLORS At LAW, and So
....ar- n ChanceFy, Mineral Point. Oldoe in Mil
+ 1-ses- 81
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Coon REroET--A gentleman, presenting
young lady 70 his mother, said
Madam, this is Miss f., and she IS not so
great a fool as size looks to be-
There madam said the young lady, lies
the difererce between your son and myself"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

sE Self-love Is the safest Of all loves-for
most people can indulge in 1t without the fear
of rival.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
y. Il. BOYDEN,

| -ToREET AND COUNSELLOR HI LAW. Mineral
! .a.at Collections promptly attended TO. Office
Z au-.-g & Trazael'z store. 9-l
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- The largest iron safe ever made was
placed in the Park Bank, New York, on mon
day. Ii weighs ten tons, and cost $4,000.
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MRS. LAURA OTIS.


III T>ER. md Dealer in Millinery Goods, Ladies
II D-rs- Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c, next door 10
'-a Central House, Highest, Mineral Point 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15

sT A pleasant wife is a rainbow in tha sky.
when her husbands mind ls tossed with storms
and tempests.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
CHARLES L. LEG

\ Iowa County Wis. Collections made, and all bust
d entrusted TO his care promptly attended to. 81
CHARLES T. LEGATE,
raNsRAL LAND AGENT, opposite the Z. s. Hotel,
: highest, Mineral Point. 81
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aatiunaI, State 4 Gountn 0t06ers.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
pei 3ert Of the L ) FRANkLIS Pc RcE, of y II
se--s,.rv Of State WILLIAM l. MARCY, of y
ssr-.tary of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE, Of hy
Sr-.tarS q the Interior ROBERT MCLELLASD of Mich
secretary Of the NAVY JAMES c. DoBBIN, of
S.r-a-ary of War JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss
~ Master General JAMES CAMPBELL, Of Penn
i,.-aey General CALEB CUSHING, Of Mass
Cf Justice ofsuprenls Court ROGER 3. TASEY, of Nd
Associate Justices
J3Ev WLEAN, of Ohio SANUEL NELSON, of Y I
TtyEs II. WAYNE of Geo ROBERT c GRIER. of Pa
I5lS CATRoy, Of Tenn BENJAMIN CURTIs, of Mass
PAI5E DANIEL Of Va JOHN CAMPBELL, Of Ala
United States Land Ofice at Mineral Point
yaez c. SgCGRES, Register HENRY PLowMAN Receiver
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professional ana Business Gar9s.
j. B. A.OFFETT. u. D..
GEO. ID. !yILBER. VI. D..

oTD respectfully tender his professional service
" 70 the citizens Of Mineral Point, and vicinity.
aEse opposite the United States Hotel 81
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ID. Il. PRIEST

.IeRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitor IN Cahnce-
| r. and General Land Agent Dodgeyilie, Iowa Co IN
- ssrrusIn.
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COBB a. ME<SMOl
FARLEY EATON,

[ TroRNEY'S II LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. Otfc
y ever AU-.ry < IT8meIs store 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
RICHAED L. REAL


-la..EEI At Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
rsl. Point OHlce in Thomas new block. 81
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

Ira County Judge LUNAN n STRONG. of Highland
sleElH +: :: LEVI STERLING. OF Mineral Point
tefz Circuit Court : JAMES HUTCHISON,
u a0 ID supervisors iENJEL " joiner Of Wyoming
te-z . ARruCR BRGTTAN Mineral Point
Z s,'eT Of Deeds JOSEPH LEAN, Of DoGgeyille
I-easlrer JOIN CEEN, Of Mineral Point
',seutias Attorney Louis d CRANE, OF uodceyille
s-FeEor- JOHN B HITELAw. Mineral Point
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GEORGE l.. FROST,

tIoREEV AND COUNSELLOR At Law. Mineral
Point viii attend 20 land negotiations, and trans
u-lles- connected with his profession. Collections
.s attended 10. Once in County Building. 81
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j. III. CIARY

TT0GNET AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, Mineral
Point u15le in &iI,on's Stone Block. 81
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}TENBER Of the College If Physicians and Surgeons
VI University Of the State # y y tenders his seryi-
The citizens Of nodgeville and vicinity Physician,
-Eseoa aad AccoucheF- g
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lo-. G:ooDr.D. ". n.

IIINERhL POINT, Wisconsin Office At his residence
VI al IEs- Estes old place. the Galena road g
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WHITNEY SMITH.

sSooz zxvTa a>y sxooa 1ooHos
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Dc w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

reader TO judge fairly OF their merits Tina uoes are
usually full, and exhibit great erudioa patience Of
research.
VOYAGE DAMS L'AMERIQUE pU N0RD EN- 1868 RT
1854, AvEC N0TEs SUR LES ExPOsITIONs UNIvER-
sELLEs Do DUBLIN TT NEW YORK. by Guilleaume
Lambert, lngeniuer des Mines. BRUSSELS, 1855.
This is, strictly speaking, scientific tour, and is
fined to descriptions Of the miues and machinery which
the writer met with In his visit to this country The work
is an exceedingly able one and is illustrated by volume
Of beautifully engraved diagrams which will prove use
full to mining companies, manufacturers and others
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NTATRIMoNIAI.-RosA MIGN1oN WILL, UPON RS.
M cert OF twenty eve cents s equivalent In stunps
return any lucid picture e their past pres ut and
picture future wife husband Iawsnis
Journeys lucky numbers, &C. Address Rosa xgnoa Post
Snlce. New York,
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE The democrats OF III
Tsenty second Congressional district OF this State have
nominated Hon. william y. Allen Of Oswego Mr.. Allen
now one OF the Justices Of the Sapreme Court OF the
Fifth district This Is the district represented by Gerrt
Smith.
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VIEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER


Eok LIyraPoor.-UNITsD STATES MAIL srRAM
snip " ERICSSON IDwber, commAnfer will depart with
ne usei states ras for Europe positively Saturday
gcs 20 ~ ~ O'Clock. M from her berth at the foot Of
osns street For freight passage. having unequ6led
s9WygIa'a Tor elegance and comfort apply % EDWARD
On board q u O'Clock Am All letters must pass through
"a ros once any others will be returned The steamship
Aafiac Cspt Wes. will succeed the Ericsson and SAD
sstutday NOV EBJhe rate Of freight from Liverpool
rev YORK reduced 70 four pounds ton meAsuresa
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TnE BRITISH AND NoArH ANEnlcAN ROYAL MAIL

Berhs not secured uDt paid FOR.
An experienced surgeon on board,
ae owners CT these snps viii not he accountable foe gold
silver bullion specie jewely precious metals
ss bills o; adns signed therefor AMI tde value thereof
therein expressed
For freight o. passage apply to
r. CuNARD. NJ. 4 Bowling Grsen.
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FINANCIAL.


SS1 BRoADwAY-MoSEY ADVANCED, 70 Any
good. and description Of valuable properly
tated Watches and jewelry for sale.
+. THAiER rooms Nos AMI second s,ory.
Att BRoADwAy-REAL ESTATE AND LOAN OF.
Of ii is.crpiions q bought Seurst
- MoYT co. room /
&6O nOn TO LOAN, on WATCHES DIAMONDS.
soys es sna o cash. sde
mortgages socLs &C. negotiated io2 Nassau street
THOMPSON Co. brokers ins and commission merchants.
QRooKLYN CITY RAILROAD coMPASY.-yoTIcE.-
ID The final nsameni Of dollars each share Of scrip
saes oS he
e he os m made Ss % w s II 5
dsssso c B GsSsr Of the fosra q pre ss
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, ADVANCED on HOUSE.
M bold farn,u1s watches: diamonds tswelrL ho.ss:
wagon barnes s.s % sas re-
S1 sos s ca. az Apply w1LTSR
MANUFACTURERS BANK AT BEITvTLLE-AFTNAL
dividend Of ssyen per cent has essn ordered By toe
!. able al my oss Broad street in the city Of Newark
OSCAR WHITEHEAD Receiver
GAN FRAYCTsoo CITY BON Bs--THE UNDERSIGNED,
y Commissioners Of The Funded Debt Of the city q san
sse HSss upon
Gs, por,Ion q he city debt sno.n Is Frsasoo CITY
SHss ; M Si% %
q;
SAC FRANCISCO. AuR. iss6
no CAPITALISTS SOUTHERN BANK CHARTER,
4 M e e. eas
ANTHOLOGY.
RRIyAL-MADAMR HARRIS BEGs TO INFORM
s s % Ss
h slDEss GxRRs SON Broadway
A sTRoLOaY-MRs FLEURy, FROM PARIS. Is THE
"A most person Of The present in telling past
events rue and certain She answers
business marriage &c, BY magnetism once. a65 Broome
street
ATAsTRoLooTsT THAT BEATS TIE WORLD, AND
s ony one who can give @ % ss sso sss
the lucky number she any person ss mas evs
persons who are afflicted with consumption liver complains,
crouls rheumatism, lingering disease would do Wei
sna q f.i on
you want ycpr worth nai and see s
streets.
fyLATRvOYkNCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR NO 40 SPRING
W street few doors west OF Broadway the most celebrated
medical and business cavoysnt in America All dise .ses
absent friends KNOWN unerrng business, &c
ard no charge unless satisfied
MADAME IIyxn HAs RnxovEDro lslSsvssTs I
She continues ten past present and future events Likewise
sss:s is sI'RS "a :Ss ana
ni writing medium, win npen Me recep, q twenty fye
sns .P person
pp Il ss A. fssps ss s % % post
ses Brosdvsy Po,, csce New YORK Non residents e@'
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TADNANs COMPOUND MAGSEssA LozENaEs WILL
heartburn scdity Of stomach, headache hstulency Sc
bev posscss ali virtucsof the celebrated m.gnea and
nsredi ns render them = mid somschic A. well q.
TADMsN CO., spo,hecaries, 81 Beecker foag DOCS
ives, Of Broadway
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lDyERTISEMENTS RRNEWRD EVERY DAY.

THU TURF.
ITNIoN COURSE LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTING.-oN
u Monday October ~ al O'Clock, match for $500, mile
heats In g. T. He sgland Jack Potter 70 400
pounds wagon and driver. Jas Whelpey Haw-
ley TO wagon. SHAW WHITE, Propreors.
TrNIoN COURSE LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTING.-0N
u Thursday. October q at O'Clock match for 81 900,
two miles and repeat in harness. n Pnfer blk
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
information very important and interesting subject.
which will he valued than thousand times s cost
ever married couple whatever their condition w ne BE-
inp ~ raid enclosing stamp hr return Prof T. Subes
pos ONCE NY ~ B.-Ths h no humbue but y warranted
caa3l
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AN ITALIAN LADY, PoesEssrNo

- ars ana powerfn soprano voice of
an enearrmenl in church prsfe Of singing AT nNa
erte II fsrale Institute. gentleman POW erFd b4s.
singer desires an engagement ~ church Hlgs,si a.cs.
ences given Address A, W box 3is New iork tcs scc.
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L,oR CALIFORNIA.-NEw YORK AND SAN FRAN.
IN cisco Steamship Line,
Via Nicaragua.
Shortest route by 200 miles
Great reduction OF prices.
Tne and splendid steamship
TEXAS, 800 tons,
Will sail from the pier nj foot OF Beach street. North river
Juan de Nicaragua Friday, October "a al three
o'clock r. NJ. 10 connect with the steamer
SIERRA NEVADA,
From San Jsan del Sur The Pacific for San Francisco
will find this the heahies and cheApesi route
Fifty pounds baggage allowed each passenger. 10 cents
per pound ON excess
RArrs PASSAGE IRON yoRs.
70 SAN rpArCfsco TO SAN JUAN DEL woRrr.
Including t5
First second 20
Second do....,........ i1 teersse.".,..,..... Is
Steerare. ..s............ 10
ElAs MORGAN Asovs
No, Bowling Green, NJ <.
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1fE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL GkITED STATES
mai Steamers The ships comprising .hls une
The AilAN1lG, Capt Oliver Eidritge.
he BALflC Cap. Joseph Coms.ock
he ADRIhTIC CAPT james Wcs.
lheee ships hayog been built contract for the
government every has been taken the
ssEucton as also IN their engines to strength aud
speed and their Accommodations for passengers
quniled for elegance comfort
Price OF passage from New York Noyfv~poo In s cabin
$50, ~ seceri 10 S7a Exclusive state
rooms f?5 From liverpool 20 New DIRK 80 ana ~ guineas
can be secured ur pad fo NE SLIPS 0f this line have
proved alter tight buk-ats, and k.hvoc danger
Will notcross The Banks north Of ~ srees ua. ser The Let
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TrANos AND MErsODEOns.-THE HORACE WAIkks
modern mpros panos and melcdeons are % ee foun
only s Brosdway. Pianos TO rent and rsn' . sa ~
purchas payments seeona nsnn pis7o~
kam 40 10 st melodeons from $40 si8 fsnos ied
and repaired polished boxed and moved me uoracr
Wees pisncs saws New Evangelist are KIN lwn
among the very We are enabled 70 peak ci .Nes,
ipstruuents with Of conhie from persuaf
Know edge ~ their excellent and durable qualify
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