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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
lanes G. BirneY.

James G.. Birney who died al Eagles
wood, Perth Amboy, yesterday morning.
at the age of 90 vars, has been suf-
fering during the past twelve years from
attacks OF paralysis, which has recently
been complicated with the heart disease,
and aggravated by the inGrmities of old
age.
Mr.. Birney was born at DanviIle, Ky,
in 1893. He graduated at Nassau Hall,
New Jersey, and studied law with Mr..
Dallas in Philadelphia. At the age of
twenty-five he became a planter in Ala
bama and the owner of thIrty-live slaves,
but soon afterwards entetered upon the
practice Of his profession again at Hunts
vile, Ky. Early in life Mr.. Birney be-
came interested in the Anti Slavery
movements. and not only freed his own
slaves, but induced his father to make
disposition such of his estate as 70 leave
him his twenty one slaves, when he At
once set them free. In 1884 he attemp-
ted to start an Anti-S!avery newspaper IN
Ky, bat finding it impossible to procure
printers there, commenced its publication
IN Ohio, where 1t excited the most violent
hostility. In lS3l-wheu living in Mich
igan, he became the" Liberty Party can
dIdute for the Presidency, and has been
thought by the friends Of Mr.. Clay to
have largely contributed TO his defeat
Since that time the public have rarely
heard of him, but he has continued to be-
the center OF circle OF ardent friends
That his younger son might enjoy the adj
vantages Of Mr.. Theodore Yields school
and that he might be nearer the friends
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and vine, anI ire; the meadow, the field
the pasture, ths grove, each after IS
ainI. arraved IL myrIad.tinted garments
instinct with circulating life; seven mill
ions OF counted leaves on single tree,
eacp of which IS a system whose eXquIS-
tie complication puts y shame the shrcTi-
est cunning Of the human mind; every
planted seed and grain, which had been
loaned 10 the earth compromising IS Pio3e
usury thirty, sixty, 4 hundred Io-+--aLl
harmon lousy adapted to ,he sH5,aaance O.
living nature-the bread OF hungry
world here t:iled c9rAhtii, whose Vel
low blades are holding with the food o.
man; there an Implanted wilderness -
the GREAT Fathers tdrm-Whaae he ''~no
hears the ravens cry has cultivated with
his own hand, his narcitul crop OF Der
ries. and nuts, and aeora5, and seeds, tor
the humber families Of auimIted nature
the solemn elepeant, the browsing deer
and the wild pigeon whose Tutoring car
avan derkens the sky; the merry SPUR
rel who bounds from branch 10 branch, IA
The loY of his lille life; has he seen all
this-does he see it every year and month
apl day-loes he live and move and
breath, and think, in this atmosphere OF
wonder-limself the greatest wonder OF
all, whose smallest fore a faintist pulsa-
ton is as mnch a mystery as the b.azIng
giories Of Orioa's belt-and does he still
maintain that miracle IS contrary to eX
perience? If he has, and if he does thei
lei him 20, in the name of II ayen, an,
say that II IS contrary 10 experience tia
the August power which turn the c!odS O.
the earth into the daily bread o. thou
sand million souls could feed five thousand
IN The n-lllarnaSS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
The Career of a Destroying Angel.

As early as 1850 we hear Of q Mrs.
Cole, in the law records, appearing as the
accusatrix Of certain parties for the crime
OF Iarceuy-they having according 10 her
affidavit, robbed the office Of the District
Attorney. \ second affidavit appears 10
be made shortly after, entirely revoding
the accusation, anu thus implying the use
Of hush money, Or some similar means Of
quoting aceusers.
Shortly after this Mrs. Cole turns up"
IN Char, SION, South Carolina, where she
appears IN the character Of mistress Of
a gentleman in the restaurant business.
She stayed with him several months, lIv-
I'M in a style of great magnlIceuce and
grandeur, unit! h, poor man, being rum
ed, was forced to sell out. Report says
that she saw between s., 600 aad s., OJ0
OF his money during her soiourn with him
and It IS d melancholy comment upon her
affection for HIM, that it ceased when his
money gave out. She left the uufortun-
ate RS auraieur, and sought a more am5I-
tious h-lI for her powers.
An old gentleman of great Respectable
it, was her next lover. His name was
L ,glestoa, and he held a good cIerIsAip
IN the State Bank Of Charleston. Il did
n t take long for Mrs. G. to iasa.ua.e the
l.bcrllne, nor to make him gay round
~ for SAID atdrat10n. His >aary was
BY no means cIaal TO her ambitious no
tons IT things as they should be. and he
was ....,lceI 10 commit forgery to keep
up the extravaganza into whIcI his pet"
lutA.-ssly plunged both herself and him.
For three years Their connection conciuu-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

SHOCKING lErELLIGESCE FROM SLEEP-
ING observation-disclosures was brought to
the city yesterday by lumber vessel from
Manisiee, that the bodies Of the sailors
lately wrecked and frozen at Sleeping
Bear, were being devoured by wolves at
that point The news was brought down
to Manlstee by an Indian, and though not
entirely authetic is no. at all improbable
+ Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

A GoRGE ~ THE MIssISsIPI-P
Gus PosIrIoy OF BoATs.-On Thursday las
the river AT ST. Louis co nmenced TO swell
rapidly for several hours, which led to
the supPositon that the river wa g0rged
below, which proued to be correct. The
gorge took place at Widow Waters and
closed on Wednesday night.
The Moses Greenwood, bound down,
was about mile above Widow Waters
at the moment the ice gorged, and before
her officers could fairly realize the dang
er Of her situation, she was locked fast
in the middle Of the channel with the ice
pressing on all sides.
For five hours the most determined eff
forts were made by the Greenwood to
escape, fyom her disagreeabIe position
but without avail She would not bulge.
The Martha Jewett, bound to Carlo, IS
about half a mile further down than the
Greenwood in a a situation precisely sim
liar to hers. She Is locked fast in the
middle of the channel, and cannot De
made to move forward or backward nor
TO one side or the other.
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Spr,ial 0utitE5.
1 hurCh DIrccfTy-
REGrLAR SERVICE EACH sADDAru.


TRINITY CHURCH-Rey. Josiah Phelps, Rector. Al II
o'clock 4. VI. and o'clock j. VI.
FIRST PKsHYrERIAN CHUEcH-Rev. {. Boynton, Pas
tor. At II Ia a. NJ and P NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CuUKCB-Rey. h. Wood, Pastor.
At 1914 \. NJ. and 9 P. NJ
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH-Eev- Z. Phil
liIs Pastor. At II a. VI. and Gla ?. "
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHUEcu-Rev. }. sharpe. Pas
tor. At 1Ois A. VI. and 6 p VI.
CATHOLIC cHURcH-Eev. Father BouweII. Alto A. NJ
and } p Il.
.g should any change Of time occur those interest
cd win please give notice
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The Elaction-Its e esults.


after TO make the Tribune political pa
per, we may, we think with proPriety, I
present our readers at this time with a +
few remarks upon the resul: of the recent +
State election, which can only be regard /
ed with feeling of deep humiliation, by
the friends OF the Republican cause
There is in this State, when the entire
strength of the parties is brought out,
Republican majority, of at least ten thou
sand and yet, with one of the strongest
and best State Tickets ever presented TO
the people of Wisconsin, that party has
elected but three, and perhaps but two of
It's candidates. Nj. RANDALL, the cam
didate for Governor, al able, firm and
fearless Republican, who has rendered
important service to his party, and who
will, 10 doubt, do honor to the state IN
the Executive chair, leads Mr.. CRoss, the
Democratic Candidate, Only about 200
yotes;-and for this meagre majority, IS
mainly indebted 10 the Hubschmans and
Pump Carpenter, wko, while they sup
ported hla discented from the principles
and repudiated the policy of the Repub-
lican party. Mr.. HASTINGS, one Of the
best men III the State for the Off ce of
Treasurer. gentleman Of strict integrity
and superior ability, if elected, as we
trust he is, owes his success to the IN
( II
many of his own party scratched from
/ the Democratic ticket; while McGRAW,
capable, Lut comparatively an I'M
! Down man, owes his election to Demo-
cratic reputation of McGARRY, There
are facts which Republicans may as well
look fully in the face, if they would not
be blind 10 the fatal confidence in their
own strength, unaccompaned by proper
acton, which has just resulted so disas-
trous TO the party in this State.
Many good men and true" no doubt
deemed the success Of the Republican
ticket so safe that it was unnecessary for
them to 60 to the polls--While others
claiming TO be Republicans, ani who are
ever ready ana ana ANXIOUS 70 receive TUE
lohoFS OF 'l9 parry deemed II ''iC OH '','i-
''' WIN '.lgil ~ my - i '~, lo' nc
s"''090 u '''e ''O"V ''.' 'o'''9--'S ~ y
Il ON 'le per loI 'i''iio7 VI ''i''' GUY 0o0''
men aS p''I'I'I''lS' u7's''7 10 Dc Re M
5''''e'eu anu i,9I9,','g'' "L'e'i '.ey sen
nominations Snoola De placed lor a fe a
9o"'ole IehSlN Oh ''ih1' upon p'oOo!'oh'-
-'i7n WHO can $40" S'-''S anu "o "''"S IN
the service Of me parry deserve prefer,
ment, By their fruits ye shall
know Them apPAeS IN ponies as we'll as
IN oIher Il 'ticTS'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

A DANGEROUS CoUSrERFEIr.-Ne
patches of altered notes upon the State
Bank of Ohio, of the denomination of
twenty dollars, are now being circulated
here. and elsewhere. The note is raised
by a new and ingenious process, from
the genuine two. Officer Hogae deceiv-
I'd several bankers with one, getting mon
ey IN smaller bills without exciting their
suspicion il the least Others were able
to detect the fraud The alteration is
we'll executed, but can readily be detect
ed by the vignette in the lower right end,
representing canal boat scene, which Is
not on the genuine twenties, and also the
likeness OF Webster on the upper left
corner. Those uhacquanted with the
face Of the genuine Dos should be careful
IN taking them.-[ Pittsburgh Union Nov.
%.
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Pubic Supper.

Dr. FISCHER would respectfully announca to tie citi
Of Mineral Point that Saturday evening, Dec
26th he will up Supper the Court House in thi-
city. Feeling confident that he will be able please
all who may desire TO be present. he soIicies general
attendance.
TICKETS may be obtained at the Post Office. Tribune
Office, Geo. AppeIs Lenehan < Bros Fred. NocIers,
\. Bergs and at the Washington House.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

81 Judge Robertson, Of Kentucky is
publishing a series Of letters in the Ma
uonal lnteliIgencer, IN which he argues
and proves the conslitutionality of the
Missouri Compromise, and the right of
Congress 10 legisIate on slavery in the
territories. 1t will not be long before
strong party in the south viii advocate
that right.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
ri ARR TED

In Orange, New Jersey, Nov. 25jh, by the
Rev. F. A. Adams D. D., DR.. J. B. MoFFErT, of
this city, to Miss HARRIET \. LARNED, of Wa
fertown, \. y.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
LIST OF MEMBERS.

The following is complete list of the mem
beers of the present Congress. which met yester-
day. Democrats in roman, Opposition in itdl-
ics The Democrats, it will be seen, have ma
iority of twelve in tie Senate, and twenty-five
IN the House
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

NEw YoRz Cry rIoy.-The city
Election IN New York last week, result
ed in the choice Of Mr.. Tiemann, anu
defeat o. Fernando Wool, the present
Mayor o. Tint city, by 2,35l majority
3Ir. Wood Ind rendered himself unpop-
u.ar VITA the business men, aud sober
portion o. the citizens of New York, and
his defeat is hailed with qualification by
many Of both parties.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

5e5 We understand that James c..
Birney Is lying at the point Of death at
ms residence at EagIeswooI, Perth. Am
boy Albany Evening Journal, Noyen-
Der u.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

E@5-The President of Mexico. af1frms
that not dollar of tie last ins,alment Of
three millions under the Gadsden treaty.
appears on the Mexican Treasury books.
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MASONIC

Iowa Chapter \. ., Meets d.. ALL.
days Of each month, r; the gTaso-.-. ...t'.
''"ef"i Pint Lodge Ne. l. 2r.....-
Tuesdays Of each month. at the ~. ~. az.
- -ra1sicnt Brethren ara invited.
.zs--@~~-~-s~z=.z-s- A'Inr.
alfM 3Anor-i-.,,.-.z- -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

Congress assembled at Washington yes
terclay. Tie Presidents Message IS looked for
with much interest. We shall probably be able
to lay il before our readers next week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

- Hon. Ho,atio Seymour, formerly Z. S.
Senator from Vermont. died at Middlebury in
that Stale. on the Ssh ut
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

THANKS.-We are indebted to Hon CHARLES
DuEEE@ for bound voIumns ofthe Congression-
al Globe, for which he viii please accept our
thanks. We regard them as valuable Documents
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

PEoRIA.-The Republicans have cleo
I'd the Mayor anl majority Of the city
officers in Peoria I'll.
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DELEGATES FRnnI ale rEPR1rnp1rc

MINNTsoTA-W W kingsburv
OREGoN-Jos"ph Lane.
N"W AENICo-N A Otcro.
lFsH-Jaun BrrnhiStI.
W AsHiNGTON-I I Stevens
kANsAS-HarcHs j Parrot
NkbRAskA-F Ferguson, tcontcsted1
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B "A ~ * Z N g
EICU1GGE OFFICE' or
L y TEER H WHIT LES8Y

Drafts drawn direct tine principal cities the C. s.
Bills Of ENeaauSe the chief towns Of
Great Britain, France. Holland, Germany and
switzerland
Particular attention pail to collections anl proceeds.
promptly rrnit'r at current exchange, wirlaut
further Charge.
VIA purchase Note<, Drafts Certificates Of .o~is an
buy and sell Go,d and silver Coin.
: 3 Sight exchange on New York at one per cent
Coin.
tg~ Office hours from to T. and from . to F. n.
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81 sale by sAMUEL JENKII 4 co
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CoLLEGE BuRNED.-Jubilee College,
near Peoria, ILL.,, vas destroyed by fire
4 few days since
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- Wheat has gone down to % 80
III Chicago.
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Fassenscrs going South viii mako close conncc ton
with Trains on Illinois Central Rail Road for the west
AID Upper Mississippi at i T. NJ, and for points East
and South, at l3 2. N.
Passengers taking the morning Train at Chicago. will
arrive at Ainera! Point same evening connecting with
Stages and Hacks for points Milwaukee and Missisi-
pi r. r. for Madison, Prairie du Chen, Lacrosse, St
Paul, &c.
Passengers from the West by taking the evening train
OF Cars on H. G. r. r. at Duneith or Galena, viii ar
rive at Mineral Point same evening.
IL Through IicAets for all principal points East,
South, and the Canadas, for sale at this Office.
GEO. ". COBB, General Ae't
JAS. WILKINS, Ticket Agent. 27Jf
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CoREEsPoSDENrs rs. Flora is again
welcome to our columns. We hope to
hear from her often.
Sketches from life by Jennie" will
appear next week. Her pictures are Of
a gloomy nature, though quite too true.
rerae-oS--rcters' ms Ladies' National Mag
az.ue for january Is already received Peter
son grows better and better every year and cy-
cry number. Its truly . National Magazine
besides it is the cheapest in the country, only
s. year. We viii furnish the Tribune and
Peterson one year for -. Nov IS the time TO
Subscribe Ladies send in your orders
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Mineral Point Rail Road
Change OF Zine.

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yXvINpow CLASS, from hyl0 10 - .!
w IAN'S.
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Mineral Point, Oct, 2gth, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

r AURA KEENE's NEW THEATRE,
IL GA BROADWAY, NEAR HCUsrOr SrRHKr.
Doors at 6 o'clock the performance viii commence
with the Overture 1t I O'Clock.
TRIUMPHANT RESULTS.
CROWDED HOUSES.
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL EFFFCTS.
THIRD APPEARANCE UF MISS LAURA KEENE
SiRCE HER ACCIDENT
OK MONDAY JAN IL 1857,
FIRST NIGHT
Of drama, from Charles Keede's CLOUDS and Sun
RACHAEL, The REAPER,
CLOUDS AND sUNfHINE.
SCENERY MUSIC.
Supported fy Messrp. Burned q. Whsategh Ltcham, j.
Smith r. II Johnston Hayes Alleyne Mrs III. =. Grat
tan, Mies Ada Chiffon and Miss Laura keene.
This play realization Of the rural pictures described by
he auhor 'Cesds and Sunshine that has been
received by the literary world with the highest encomims
MUSICAL SELECTIONS AsB LA TRAvIArA WALTZ nv THE
ORCHESTRA.
To conclude for the seventh tune, with extravaganza
burksque called - -
YOUNG BAOC1US;
Or, SPIRITS WATER.
Prodused with
New Scenery
Appointments &c, &c
Young pscchns with Miss aould
gnppcr,ed lbe whole aud numerous Corps de
Ballet
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nOusEs, ROoMs, So, NAsIEn.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WASIbb.
WANTED TO prRCuAsE-THE LEAsh OF AsxtJb
w two on three house with small grouui rent N
- lover tho ectabie ncihbcrhooi. Ad
drtssN r.. box $50 Berali Office.
TX ASTEn-A DEsrH ABLE DWELLING HOUSE T0R
W small hn'ly not ablve Sixfeenth street rent SO ~
u 9o posses ION wanted ey Tho is Of fehrusrv satisfactory
yeferece, rert IN advan-e Csc having house WI
sd good c-sr' ~ addressing Gerse stuart Go, $40
Prosfvay.
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yFTHPPIN0.

AIRw YOnK AHD LIVERPOOL UNTEs grATBs
IN mall steamshtp ERICssON Can't Lswber, WI depart
with the United Ststea for Europe positively 5@lar
day january a IL o'cccG hon her berth q the eos
Csual street Tho ATLANTIC wI suceed the Ericsson,
Japusry The OF this line have ed
water tight bulihesds For freight passage having ~
ccmmodasns ubequaes for eegan0e and comfort apply 70
EDWARD X CUl.L1kS, 81 Wall Sweet
Passengers reqsessd 70 be board at O'Clock A. n
All letters must pass through The Post once. others wiz
be
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NALiFoRNl DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRILL ANCT
Osnd sr1earance 70 be resi0ents' pins tc So; ies
pns ~ 70 80. earrings - " SEQ rsst s. 10 crosses
oS3 Sent by mail ~ -ny part Of the United e's<s
L. A. JACOBs, MANUFACTURING jeveliers g Brosdvay.
DIAsorDs-rHE TRADE n REsYrCryULLy m
~ brred ihat We are ceutir safy asctund aud
hard isrre soek 81 diamond swsry Of shs hns~ syN
large ,meut ~ diamonds hsnA ssasirs done ~
he trade. TrAnontk bought cash
I. HbBNAr co. Gs Rrcsus stresl
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DEKTIsFRY.

DENTIsIRy DIR r. O. DyNKIy CANAL vrsS
~ Nsrich sreet-oh nvmber l7s new Ao-n,hss sttPu-
Won 70 he long AnA successfu experience DAILY
srs he and harmless bsnunong agent pfevel al
San. frcss Il -GerAte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

w sr-rEe IN GOLD AND SILVER or EVERY
w style warranted rccd and perec, ,neheepers y,
20 ~ Cav and zee our stock before purchasing
Ia vhere an 4 YOU VIII save money. L. A. JACOBS, i'm.
uoy,cys OF vstc es, vi Broadway,
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IKppCAJ.

- -
Sl.OUO .sTs.'1pi: aTsfss caro-. wen e; 80. :.
sses.s. 10. division s9e.,. he ONLY plse. sewsn
ed w'ise ut a-, OF hpdrsbcs Dom san,s shsn AZ
,eenrss he patent .eeoodary snd Is 10 c,iz
,n,Sy e. s.s soi ,., ~ r so + sn
deesp uon The man ths, ocunerfsis good ae''ins
CehosIg Asc CosslIroTIoSsI. p. sAs~s ms.
u sf.er closs suLdsys -xceptsJ Invites ne asen
goo a. 's s,.,s e.. ,.s .a. rs oe s.e
Ton sd sssrdsi m N. com an. be ca osrsI
medicines rroubie.ons rs~r oons The symps
sss 81 d rs q 80 s ssss Ss Ts
meas suersJ sna lnsYtan5e ior easns-s 90 pesss sen
ssr,etnfs "a hisden ssss Icus before >css rs
s'.sas. s.eh symptom ,soaa s~a ee qnesssn, ~S.,
& ge ss ss5 ss Ell. .,r, M. ., &c s';s -"ss
Cor 500 Pest ence .trspFers vsed a tssr boes
sn, soroiOla old o'oers srupeous- sc se.
nk ceRBErr, 70 DUANE srRyEr NAY ~ TO-
- sufss prvsiels on Diseases The victims - en.ek
see DR.. C.s diponA from ne New Yofs Uaiversaiy "a
mcc.
I'VE. WARDS VSFoRruNArEs rRIEsD - rls 90
Pima srs 2. eesa ms .sss.s, %. ~, -
wra . ,s Creates senst.elof y ssY Dr wAra hsr
Ss@orsir,aon csn cure sqpslIy
seru .psrse ana erf.et sno-,.ss q evcrv sage q
ai.essr nilcvta'ss often gfh~e
doubt he IA cure them ~itbrr charxe Rensnrer, 81
VIC hsv. teen lingering =. ..s., .sa months s,'2..s
owine poisonous pulls that unierue ,hc rrstuion ha
~ ealing Ir WARD you usy m tes ssgs erpe-rr
hat Richard himself GAIN" Cnscstanttes tr-od, " c.
a. OGee 80 Cana street. thrce doors east q BROADWAY
ns. LANNON'S PARIS AND LosDos syDtr.s
~ Adviser aad Msrisrs suide-1nh tdtlon -tp page.
100 niurusns: ech. 81 4 -. sdve- led rensde
and shows Superiority ofth- suhor. fsra and Lboon
81 sexual diesSes - Merser greet opposite =
Nfctoas from 10 A. Nc recommend W. Larmgni " 'bs
afflicted les Ftats CDts D~y Book sssts Leh
&c.
nR COOPER, IA DUANE TRKEr NAY Bs
IL snrsd prvaey diseases The victims - mfsyt
confidence call him with the cerafnty y oehs fsf
cured. Changes moderate. ~. B.-Fo zee 81 cured.
NggpIcAr.-RfCoRD's pRkCrIcE-Ds. z. n. HAs-
M NOND, SIC Brost~sy, lupu o. ". an cnAa N
rror IN Ac. Of the ser-N srsen may be cophi
nally eons,fed Tor the 81 ts iniportsnt class q
plslnts I'M All it, branches. bon m>4tcJy and surgeR
fhose who have been sbus- ~ srectfcs snhd0tss ~
bo6ts mo mercury" sDd lie sfsoos of the numerous
dcs char ls,ans Of he day may rely On having her
reer Cnsritsicrs Ina sh or French ofce hcurs
30 o'clock and ron 70 . O'Clock IN she evesing
DRIv.rs CONTINUATION. pa WATSON HAs poa
20, air cnss ws~h haa Dor s~s tw~sy
Sou.snd without instance Of fliEe rhs rennsf,ss
mild snd uere u no intsrrup In 70 custDess hsn@a
Get Or. wsnon IA consAnt sticniaoss non h{ns
unul nine Al nie. ct hts corsslipg sBs Ss
derc. 1 wsser street fee ssc-s wss q Rrvsdw- re
porrpsriv snrxe~s N he Ieos Hc~pnsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

JyHB NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i mail steamers Tho ships composing this line are 40
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt Ndridge; BALTIC Capt Comsock;
ADRIATIC, Ga sam James West
These ships have been built contract expressly for
has been In their
ton also their engines 70 ensure strength and speed and
their passengers useuaned for ee
gance sonior Prices of passage from New York %
Liverpool IN first csss cabin $3.50 In second cabin s75
From Liverpool 70 New York, 81 and ~ guineas An exps
rienced surgeon attached 70 each ship No berth secured
until paid for The ships OF this line have improved Sater
tight bukheads avoid danger from ice viii not
tbe Banks north Of ~ degrees until AFTER the ls Of AugE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

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