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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

DESTRUCTIVE FrRz AT LIKING roE-HYP FAC.
rosY NH BuHSED "A &c tsraphc des sch from lex
ngtou, kHtour, wai ecsived s the :, Louis DeND1di
thoe July 10, conveying Intelligence OF Ore Ia mt
place, vbcb oestroyed the extensive hemp factory OF
hoGrov Bro AID Touring mill s5joiung I, rDed
enc operated b. h. rAme 0run. second despatch 30
John Usher corner % Vine and Seco0d ttrects In
Co. red him that ~srehouse ~ which he 10 owner aud
nst f1rmei part % The block, Are and could
no, he saved frcm ttc flames. the bOsk consumed va
Of BRICK three stories high, ,se rDsfei Ana one Of the
mo suosannh structures 70 LexngtJu ke-sn. NcGrew
besides owning TIE factory and MILL used thu 5psr pr
ton n tho vsrthorte for storing hemp the owor uoty
beipg Appropriated W another tenant doing busnessn
stores sud her hpgs Of ha' desc Non they OF Sc
Incur heavy losses o. the dRsler but are fortunately
" covered b. Insurance the gresef portion OF phch
VI civ Ieatnsn Robintcn & Co 10 whom &c are z
Bro have hsret1e contigned the proruct Il their
tory, u'nih with tee following particular, regarding
their s~faboe policies - American Insurance Company
q boo, Lumbernens and Mechanics % 500; Nov nd Cty
(fsclory and n), $4,000; Lsfay iiunt C4mnaur
soooO Ahoraur (Ptalsc elpba), ss,0Oototal $50 900
What thtiF loss Ia, shh the exception o, This .maant
osruot be determined The factory ooc Of s-ge
capacity End yielded when IN full operation. nvo buo
drcC oos Of per week. ali OF which came forvs,d 70
his make, Tue mill IL loss Of Les, consequences
tue community % Lexington end vicinity Auotber ~
louis Office toe ~ Louis, mad rick FOR IS 600 the
rto"k fOred 10 TIE warohouse On the building Itself
,ber bad insurance 10 the amount Of 1900 IN Eastern
Ihlces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

SEiPoH ron rHR PEoFKLLsR J. ". HARRrs.--Ths
stesmiug George W Geer, Capt X w. saunders, OF New
DHdop on Tuesday visited the spot whore the collision
between The Metropolis and the j. Harris occurred 70
encCsvor. n ponble 10 Rad the precise locality. Cap
tain smith vas on bOayd, and they cruised about for
bourr, but were unable W end the slightest trace
Of The place where tho III feted vessel sunk 1he object
vas ~ The bsdes OF the unfortunate dead Ia tho
cabin OF bc harris Captain Consto,k, OF New London,
rue up On the morning train from New YORK,
having procured be services 81 NJ Haul, the
submarine diver, who will arrive this evening
To-Day they sent IN New London 70 procure some tubs
Of rope they propose 10 sweep the Sound 10 morrow
By sinking rope win weighs attached, while either end
s carried BY vessels They hope thus 70 be enabled TO
End tbe wreck Captain Smith informs us that the water
covered Tor acres In extent with floating articles on
the ing OF the duarter, but that the wind probably
Drove them whore on Lens Island Quantities Of the
CGgo have been found near H0-tous Point ard along
the ,tore towards Grecpport-Neg Hauen Polladiua,
lpeBgB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

We have Galveston papers 70 the 18Th inst
AID extra from the office OF the Galveston Cda. dated
lsh grce or the full vote for GoverDor and Land
Oco commissioner in forty eight counes and partial
iufnf from twenty two othere-eeveny In al-whch by
rough calculation give Runnes for Governor about 200
major ity and hte for Land Ufos Commissioner about
2cCo. Foil returns from the twenty two coupte. only
partially heard from, the Cirlian says, will place Run
Ieh sbnu, 5000, ano W h,to abopt z, eco shead.
far from. the state Of parties Is ~ follows:Se
pats 81 temocr ats opposition; House b demoers
opposi ion, independent.
The Galveston Nesss Of The llh, referring 10 the election
retprps ssye:-n That has already been received Run
bes leads Houston about 900 votes asd he balance OF
the State viii doubtless increase his majority 70 nine or
len thousand At least
Frank Lubbock, Lieutenant Governor, runs ahead OF
hts ticket pretty generally throughout the state.
Whi!e for Commise Toner Of Land Office In running bel
tor in the eastern ard northern oounes than was ex
pected. BE some oC0 yet ahead Of Cfoaby, and stands
y fcoc chance Of eiocsion.
Both branches Of the Legislature will be more strongly
democratic than before rncrc VIII not be more than
fifteen twenty HcuatnB In that body and Of coirse
the OF S0rthensm In Texas Will not be retu med
10 the unved States senate.
Both Of the democratic candidates for Congress are
elected by very large maj rifles
Among the Senators elected We With grea. pleasure
rc,ice cur niend Captain Forbes Britton, from the
district composed OF the counties CT Nuoces, webb, Re
fpgio No
fns bark ualIcrna, from New York, arrived OF Calves
ten bar tho 12th.
The Herald Gays that Galveston continues 10 enjoy unln
errup.ed health II adds-We blessed with occs
pors shower Of RAIN but not OF eusena du alton 10 be
OF much benefit 10 The herds or cattle the
island, numbers Of which are daily dying r want OF
water. We were nfoymed by . lady friend few days
ago that che had already lost from weuy TO thirty head
Ths Herald Of tho ll;h yys:-lAp,aiu l.. C. Hardy has
assumed command Of The revenue cutter a. 4 Dodge,
now lyiDg IN this port the captain IA gallant man and
en- Old Texan. He was attached 70 the Texas navy, and
commanded the Brutus daring the revoiuuou 10 VAS
Aso # The stofmDg Of the Ala mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

ARREsrED pos PAssISo CoUsTEsEEIr MONEY
Cfcs o. the n. stRron last evening arrested rcn
n,msd Eark Phipr and Cha lee Andersos for pa-sluy
nve dollar ccuuierfeit bill on e leo P,nk, lee Mas.
Mr. George Dooley, OF No 2ss Nor b s.-.ct Oas hi
vss found the pertou OF Phillips, end atcr they wo,s
10 custody eleven Of tie Ewes discovered on ths
nro,. The counerie dangerous ones AM large
rutsr, Ct people engaged In circulating them. view
NOk state that The city Is flooded 9TH tho worth
less stuff that evening lcss than thirty roo
pie enssssd IN pauipg siem OF In exchange for
geo neney by the purchase Of tfhing articles Tnc On.
craving cd, but the paper is Aot OF .uperior quality
berg Of red hue In the centre Of the bill large star
With rim sroupd q; the points Of the star sse toe
words eve and and bctesh the the words
give Do'ars" 10 luge letters. Ga The right are two
horses with The figure n standing taar heads
short distance IN the back ground the Iocts Of
capt with ngurc OF nsn. On the let end OF the bin
R partial view OF canal boat, house, canal sns IN
the distance forost OF mssis and shipping Ono Of tho
bills passed nst evening III Court street. other
reopc, ruppotcd bsvo been deceived IN toe Police
Couit this forenoon ne prisoners were arag,cd, but
wsited cyemraton, and Aadersoa was hold 10 500
fos uuerrg coonicrfes money and 500 for having IN
hir rotfevion. Phillips held In 5000, aud both vii
be ued bef<e Tire Muui al Covft Jusi before the
adjourned hg after Judge Cushing appeared 10 thnk
that the above bonds too low they were raised 10
81 coo each - Iostrr Hcrdid, Nag "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

attempt 70 Bsrlcide are SD he was usA 70 90
BY The DEVIL but was GID ne cid uot scccme.s - fos
thsp he should have besa murderer indeed ana eoIe
he'll BE The a concluded BY nying-
ne Kin win soon b haschs into ssFuny, ana Hs s'
portion Scripture Wa then read BY d. JSahin, ssd
'oe hymn Beginning with
Prepare me. rrac3o.s Col
Who star d before thy fAce,
was sung, In which the pisoner jnned. prayer vas
then made by Dr. Junhn, Ai'er which me clergy ss
rope was 70 adjusted BY the Sheriff. and the Gap placed
over his face.
In few words he again reiterated hts Of TIE
crime for which hc 70 suffer- ending Nth, Il ssh yoa
IS ing man Am innocent TIL lhe sheriG ana ,ow
ready"
Attwen'y minutes 10 ore clock the Sheriff drew the
rope attached TO tho prop OF tho pp, and the body fell
few upheavpgs Of the chest and Ill Asr hang
ing tsepy minutes the ply soisns HIN dad
spd be lowered into bis coffin His neck MOI do
located-he ptrafeled to death His nejk wss iue
oacolTed hut his tongue did NOT protude. His face ~
nvid, but looked natural
Thero were some three thousand persons in towu and
might have expected party has jusl plssei my
house, SINGING In chorus:-
To see McKin the crowd came In.
some drw wbsksy and some drank GIN
90 that Captain wh.key has evidently been about
The Sheriff le: me that be bad thousand ave hun
bred applications for admission 10 the jail yart by
anxious to witpefs the outu, snd was Nth great
difficulty the crowd could be kept from sbe jail door
1be corrsc was taken thrrugh file OF military to q
hearss IN waiting ard from thence to the A'mshouso
burying ground Notwithstanding the idea held ous 10
the pri that he would be taken 70 Chester for inter
nent And ends the tragedy. The law has been viudi
Gated juEtice hos 'riur phed and the people are saas
FED.
j ID due to the witpesees slate that person pro.
fest believed single word Of MeKim's statement In
gard TO them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

. fsefa ,hip hnnosA lle ions va Yesterday ,seu on
snip y y c.,y.r, Of ais Ors Las been sod By "a,
FlurI,, Aus i,-srr ssrR us lhs. cw-s Syoa. y,
t.h, .sns, ksonsy 40 2 Iss, ~ .,,...s'p Dsns no
sosto,t Jay m,s e., s,,g ~. o.sSl,s s's..
h.sa ass co 's ss .seS. rp~.s..a, s.s.os sssns,
Dc DO Eh,tshsr Johusrn irna sewsrd trr ,@Bs Soaai
evsase AUG lS-sHs rur 'ag 'his : r.r-oa. risrc.
RicillSrsro An, AR srir, sm-ry. r-rs'.. we
~ ions Sd ,sgli-ay .alg s.,.. res.,., AZ ne-,
Ault Savannah; l.t, Rsnso. kitE Dmh. Ga iTh
Lybf sss tno Mas, isss sh sa-lh sassas ss- u.
poo; evs 'umyr. hnmThf@y. cnhs sh, sap fsrns
aoms rsorts
vBCsros, Ing In 80 D.s-,sr shs-. ,.s,,si
hsl. ryhta Jo,e. Bsuaorr. .shrs ssisss e. .Ia
VI s,.eod stvos.. Ayes chs.s, wrnan |. Gss@s
Csit; @ fetla Cisrs Nm a.mi'l .ner. snd rru'
60 .1s ssss a.. S' ,s s ny rar. T.,,sss
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a., s ns ~ ps.s, ~ .ssra
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.EAsI gRErswicH, AuE ~ -,r'esr si-a-., Hs,-
-FRksS soEr, .us .r,.s i.snar,AaL Kas
Turs. l-iaues brh Ocs.n nrr.y. Subs va ss.s
W. 49, - 80 /, H ao,s,s 49,. I. y. es 49,
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90. nor. xy,,s ~ '- ,
nol spIssR "a AR -csr- o.ssr.- R,r--. .
ravss israas'rh. '' "'f' $3.50 80 - :
m. .TsOef, a. a. - -. ~. So. ~. a
Arr, Toos,r to,t g., y 49, ..st....Is 49,, :
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schy N,s,,r vsiis, CON !. So, - -. 49," >
syors' ,rsr s.,r.-.t cs,,s-, ''h "" So 80.
ns.s WINE $500. $500. ,...-. -. 80
sch, "a m x,,.s.i 80, - "sA@s 49, .
Nsw TRITENs A.. 49,, .,.....a,,. Fan.s.i. !
o.. 80 = - 80 - ~ - @seft- A.1--t
Prssrs ~ 1913 " ~ so"-s' s1s
10. "a ~ 80. - ~. N 4, 4, a. - 80.
SKw bnDrokp' sar n IA 90, x -~iA nnas !.
s,Nrrcrx1 A. o.. - - 49,. An
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rtw tospes L., So, 50 Reui rusVaA a. .
ipsr, = . ~ - -. 49, 5000
~ So,h sl.,. nrs., - 80. a.,ri satl~y. ~ Al :.
nyoys >
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

mFAprD
ss,earseip suv,rs, woodruff. sayannss-s = Mrchill
Co ' Nf
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, NORTON. Ac-Lndlam
ZIP Rec, F'ench ror,s and r,e.-w Pss-rius
.hip hlAs Urterrnan, webbfr, New Orlesns-W Frost
Psrk vindsor, McEven, Pert an Prirce-R Gcd vim,
sft Harriet htsphsnfor. Post Mobtie-Poss erann 70
Bstt Jtsper. bennett Charersn-Uunham nhnor . =.
Bct um,cher
Brig Tyrant Mccormick, n J.eo-Pessn, Brus
brig speed (br) willett. 81 John, MD n DsWohe'
Brig Gov Brown, Arvorthv hpsschcols-sf o~. So
Brig Mcras. Crocter, wllpnson-Ihcnpsou& ~ unisr
Brig Dyer, Turner Phisdelphis- " brookw@ n 70
Brig rorcro.s Fclsrn Banror-Me,cslf a Duncan.
Rrig Hampton, Emery. Bsnyor-Rreuy son 100
Brig sQluntn, MITCHELL Boe'on-srniih Bovnior.
Schr PNrs Bride, Clsrs, Porto Cabel % U Hst'h
nchr sesmsn trr), Ayr~s, Jovgins-J whitney \ 10
schr Old Dominion. smln, new oreasn-Rober va.
snz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

wnrcxs rrus rrs BANANA B1Sss-ws have received q a
euneni prepared ~ Up;au rsl ,vins list OF vesss
vr-sed upoo NE Bsssms E~nks And Ao~e srrsrtnE II d
pcr q sa~aa up In dsresS eurss Inc year pa
q lstf. TIE At includes a shiss bAyks 90 brsa and
schsers nasss oisi Of 81 v-sssl of we're ins
TIE rrcpery lot ssou"- ~ ne u sla2 ~
TIE has of snh en- amouni Of prop-yy
ihs sshsss B~uss &c pcrsd u oniy eighteen mos ~
sutJec a. srsAs ssr.-, Ne cc-amuniy Of
VOID end ssp~eisy ~ tAa ~ he Un~s ssls~ boz
log s~ps plsn~ ssIhoa-e- ana be
az fas canyernns paris 10 sxaks pot
shrs wr-es< sns n ~, ne enseresSs
0round. and propsry Ne ass Ant u IN
plsr~. son. eaorts ssou n have "a
nKhthoases crested The BsAasA B.pss especially 90
At.cc nay expecs ss lox a. property OIL sesg Pc
vnh he incr~Aslns coumucs
She following aese xv~s . sanaAry az - vsaaee b o
kArtox ~ sew Vera. hcnnn h2uucrs fnav~-ssaa asss
nah Mobile end Nee orleans froa e.
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
Fall af n Building.
Fail of n Building.
Z. g. TOBACCO INSPECTION BoCss IN RUrSs-Dy
srEucrIoN OF 900 BARRELS or WHISKY.

sfRuCrIcN OF 900 BARRELS OF WHISKY.
From the Cincinnati 6az. tic, August 81
List evening about half past seven o'clock, the ex
Charles aodmAn situated tho sou,n s;de OF Front
street., between Walnut and yine fell In With . ire
mcndous crash undor the prea 70 OF nearly sixteen
hundred barrels or vbskey, Owned and stored 10 the
secNud. third and urth stories OF Ia. baidng by Calvin
Fletcher, Eq
The building was new and had been completed only
about Fix weeks II 50 feet iront, and 60 feet In
d pth ard four stories high The building was erected
by Cssper Gest On the west side eix FOO. alley
and the east three feet passage extending Inc Whcis
Ter 9Th Of the bptldiDg. GsrmAn named Meyer, em-
poy ed In the building that nearly sixteen hundred
barrels Of whkey nsd been raised up and piled tso tier
deco the third aud fourth Stories the weigh. Of
bch has crushed out h> eide walls aud precpiaed The
four sto les to confused Of ruins the cellar.
The ars foor Of the building occupied ny it,
hr. Bodman v no had severAi toBs OF tooscco IN t.
The wan fell ssainst two story brick house owned
by j. SkiH, and occupied By William JOHNSON Nearly
the entire side OF this boose fofcAd In rendering
epabie The west wall fell against three story house
owned by william Rescr and occupied BY Barney Br!nker
The wall Of tnis house 10 ssn injured stable
containing four horses In the es this dwelling
ssea, and Two horses badly injured Of tosn
viii probably die. The hoy, e. are owned by Herman
Beckhuer Tho iron, wall ie into the street, and tns
VAL against the north end OF T. w. DIVERS rectiiy
irg estsbshm buryira the engine and boiler of th
house The engineer had left the erg ne only momep
before The entire FOES by this accident VIII probably
reach $40 900.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-24
Lost IL Or.

Some Norwegian Emigrant, through mis-
- take have forwarded to the care of "a
Larson. McGregor, Iowa." a Box of Goods
which have opened in the presence of witness
es and find it to contain the following articles
find the name of Fl. McCollor on shirt col.
lar in the box. The box was delivered by the
r. X. Company, in Prairie du Chen to Nor
wegian name on or about the Bird July, 1857. -
1t is evidently the property of some person not
Norwegian. The owner will please prove
property. Fay charges and remove it.
The following are its contents: One me inc
Shawl, 3 Ladies Collars, 6 Towels, 3 night ca, s,
Ladies shirts, ! silk shawl, piece diaper,
silk skirt. silk dress. silk waist, pair under
sleeves, skirt, shirt, calico dresses, feather
Pillows, pair Hose, S Pillow slips, sheets,
3pairs Knives and Forks, 3 spoons
A LARSON.
Mccrcgor, Iowa, July Is, 81.
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E.4V.E T,KOUGNK.V'G,
.NcOfic4 2!

A LII persons indebted to us on Book are re-
N spectfully, but urgently requested to call
and settle up, as I'VE are determined to pay our
Debts, and to do this, we must have what is due
us. ~
We would also notify all, that we shall COM
mence trade Feb. LIST, 1857, on the Cash and Pay
down system. We shall continue, however, to
take all kinds of Produce and every thing ma +
ketable, in exchange for Goods. In this way of
doing business we shall be able to, and will sell
goods cheaper than we otherwise could
EVANS g. EGBERT.
Monona, Jan. 16, 1857. NIL IT,
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GARNAVILLO HOTEL
FOR SALE OR RENT.

fOG SALE Ok KENT.
This well known Stand is situated on the
main Stage Road from Dubuque to st. Paul,
via Eccorah. IS miles from DEBORAH, making it
the stopping place for the Stages and Travellers
over nj hit. The said stand is considered one
OF the best Winter Stands in Northern Iowa.
Tie p"em's es consist of good Well and Cis-
tern, Smoke House, Bake Oven and other con-
veniences Necessary to carry On Hotel bust
ness. Posse ssiun can be given 1T any time
Any information respecting the price or rent
can he had by enquiring at the Hotel. or of the
Proprietor at Forbes King d Co.'S Mill at Nc
Cresor. Good terms will be given.
b. F. FORBES,
McGregor, June 3Oth 1851. n35
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.NOticR!!

A LII persons indebted to us either by note
or account are requested to call imme-
diately and settle up, and by SO doing they will
save COST.
Owing to the pressure of the times We shall
be under the necessity of doing an exclusively
Cash or readypay business, on and after the
first day of Feb. 1857. All kinds of produce will
be taken on accounts and in exchange for goods,
for which the ighcst market price will he paid.
We hope all of our friends will read the above
notice and act accordingly.
DEAN, WELLS eco.
Monona, Jan. &c, 1857 nit If.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
a. PHILADELPHIA.
important announcement
"O all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas-
es, such as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal weak
ness Impotence, Gon0rrh9a, elect, Syphilis, the
Vice of Onanism, or Self-Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful
destruction ofhuman lie, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptions practiced upon the un.
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
Charitable Act worthy of their name, to give
medical adviceGRATIs, to all persons thus afflic-
ted, who apply by letter, with description of
their ondition Gage, occupation, habits of life,
&c.,) and in cases of extreme poverty and suffer-
ing, to Furnish medcinesfree of charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the reliefo the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now
surplus of means, which the Directors have vo-
ted to expend in advertising the above notice.
1t is need less to add that the Association com
mands thehighest medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on SpermatorhGa, or Seminal weakness, the
vice of Onanism, Masturbaton or Self-Abuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Con-
sultilo Surgeon, which will be sent by mail Gin
scaled ei:velope,) Free of Charge, on the re-
ceipt of two star,ns for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. 2. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9, South
Ninth st., Plila Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA d HEARTWELL, Pres't
GEO. FaIRCHLD, Sec'v.
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Mobiles, Veto!

A SURE and safe cure for Fever and Aguc,
IA Dumb Ague, Chill Fever and all Inter
mitlents. Contllnsno Arsenic. no Strychninc.
no Quinine, no Mercury, no poison Of any Kind.
The best and safest remedy in the world.
Price one dollar per box. Can be had at
wholesale or retail, Of
r. W. WOOD & Co, Druggists.
June lG n3Gew. NcGreg,r Iowa
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MGR COR.
SCOTT g. BROTHER,
Wholesale end Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS.

GROCERIES, HARD WARE,
QUEENSWARE, GLASS WARE,
&C., de-,
Opposite Upper House. NcG~gor. Io,ca.
4 RE now in receipt of large stock of
n Goods, and shall be constantly recciv-
ing, SO as to be enabled to present an unbroken
stock of such goods as will give entire satisfac-
tion to customers. Our motto is. "quick sales
and small profits" and thorough examination
of both goods and prices is respectfully asked
of our friends and merchants generally visiting
the market, before buying elsewhere. The fol.
lowing articles comprise potion of our stock
New Orleans, Belchers
A. B. Crushed and powdered
Sugars; Plantation Molasses, N. o.
Sugar House, Belchers Sugar House,
Syrup in bbls. hf. bbls. and 10 gal.
Kegs; Rio and Java Coffees,
Ground Rio and Java
Teas in hf. chests, I, 2, 6, IS,
90 ID. cadies; Salaratus in bulk
and ID. papers, Baking Powders in pa
pers and / lb. cans, w. R. and Lay
Raisi MS, Figs, Prunes, Citron,
Currants, Dried Apples,
Fresh Fruits, Pr'vd Fruits, as
sorted Spices, Brooms and Brushes,
Rice in Tierces and bbls., Moline buck
cts and hoped, Tubs, Churns,
Oils, Mess Pork, Hams, Shout
ders, Palm, Brown. Ext.
Family, Chemical, Erasivc,
CASTLE, Variegated, Toilst, Yankee
Transparent Soaps, Star, Summer press
ed, Steam and Hydraulic Candles,
Glass, various sizes. Nails from IS to
A.. Fancy Nails, Chewing Tobac-
co of all qualities. Smoking in boxes
and barrels, patent Grease for Carriages
and Wagons, Mackcrel, Herring White Fish
and Goldfish, Nuts of all kinds, Butter. So
da and Sugar Crackers, Cider Vine-
gar, Pickles. Oysters, Sardincs,
Cigars, Fi.e Crackers and other Fire
Works, Fancy and assorted Candies, Dali
ry and bbl Salt. Starch, &C., dc.
June l6. 81. n36tf
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STR.l ID.

kNROM the subsc her on the morning Of tn.
9th OF July, One Light Iron GRAY Marc.
byra;s old. one white hind foot and n small
white spot about the size of shilling on the
point OF the right shoulder blade.
One Sorrell Mare with small strip in the
rehead and one white hind foot or 8 ears
old, both abo middle sized.
Any .rs'n giving information about them
will be literally rewarded.
EBENEZER ADAMS.
Wawkon, Alamakcc Co., lava. n393s.
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1857. 1857.
NORTH WESTERLY
Minnesota Packet Co. {,
OPPOSED TO THE
Galena 4. Minnesota Packet Line.
THIS Line runs in connection with the Mil.
waukee Mississippi, and Chicago Fon du
Lac Railroad, which will
SAVE l75 MILES
by taking this route to ST. Paul saving So, so for
passage. One of the new and splendid Packets
Of this Line will leave
Pr. NM Chen fOs. st. Paul
and st. Anthony, upon the arrival. Of the Express
Train, daily at o'clock, r. M touching at all in
termediate Landings. For any information in
regard to this route, enquire Of Mr.. Jervis, Su-
perintcndent Of the Milwaukee g. Mississippi
Railroad, at Milwaukce, or of Mr.. johnson, SUI
perintcndent of the Chicago, Fond du Lac g.
ST. Paul Railroad, at Chicago.
%" For Freight or Passage apply on board or
to w. M. Clark Genl. Passenger Agent at the
Mondel House, or to ] Holton e. Co., Freight
Agents, foot of milwaukee Avenue, or to ]. L
French, at Frcnch's Hotel, or to Dickinson d
Co., Freight Agents, Prairie du Chen.
n29 If.