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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15
Anecdote of Daniel Webster.

The Boston Journal tells the following char
acteristic Incident in the life of Daniel Web
ster.
We well remember an anecdote of Daniel
Webster, related to US by lady who passed
away in the bloom OF life, which disproves a
very common suppoSition that the manner Of
Mr.. Webster was cold and repusive When
a child of ii years of age, she was travelling
in stage to Concord n H This was be-
fore the railroad extended to that place, aud
when it was tedious DAYS journey from Bos.
ton. Among the passengers was Daniel
Webster, who was on his way to Concord to
deliver an Grafton on the Bunker Hill Mon
ument, which had then reached its meridian
height. There vas nothing about him TO in
spire awe. and she was on the best terms with
the great statesman. He chatted with her.
told her stories, joked with her, got out at the
waysde taverns to procure water for her, and
when sue was tired, nestled her to sleep in bis
arms Occasionally he would seem distracted
His lips moved and he was probably coming
over his Grafton for the MORROW But a word
from his young companion, who was to him
but waif on the sea of travel, would again
light up bis cOuntenance with u smile Thus
they journeyed on the best of terms until they
reached Concord. when the guns spoke q vel
come, and the stage was quickly surrounded
by crowd eager TO catch glimpse OF the op-
pOneut of Hayne, ard the statesman whose
praise was upon every tongue. The young
girl shrunk back afrighted, and tmdly In
qulred of 5fr. Webster what the noise was
about. 1t is to welcome you to Concord. 3"
replied Mr.. Webster, -a.y, a5 be lifted her
from the stage and bore her through the crowd
to the steps Of the hotel He then turned to
respond to the cheers and congratulations OF
his friends.
The young girl never saw Mr Webster
again. But she cherished the memory Of his
features with pleasure She remembered his
dark cavernous eyes, his massive brow, and
his dark features, but they were remembered
as possessing a geuiality aud brightness that
wero never reproduced in any picture or bust
which she afterwards saw It it perhaps
noticeable, as a coincidence, that, while bells
were toling in Boston for the funeral cere-
monies of Webster, and the procession OF sor-
rowing thousands were passing through the
streets, the spirit Of this young girl, then
wife aud mother, took is departure, 70 re-
new, perhaps, 10 brighter world, the acqnaint
ance Of day which lad been to her so pleas
ant
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

4 MTsER-Michael Baird, for Bear. as he
was sometimes called who lived near Little
York, Pennsylvania, was a miserable miser.
His father left valuable farm of five hun
dred acres in the vicinity of York, with some
farming and household articles He kept a
tavern for number Of years-marriei and
raised four children. He accumulated an i'm.
mense estate which he reserved 30 teuaciousiv
that he never offered = dollar for the educa-
ton Of his children. He was never known 10
lay out Que dollar in cash, for any article be
might be in want Of: be would either do
without it, or find some person who wo1ld
barter with him for something be could not
conveniently sell for the money lie farnsd
largely, and kept a large disiilIery, which be
supplied entirely with his own grain. He kept
a team for conveyance Of his whi>kev aud -four
TO Baltimore, where, when he could not sell
for money at price to suit him be bartere5
for necessaries for his family and tavern IN
this way he amasSed an estate worth four
hundred thousand dollars. Such was his at
tachment to money that be was never known
to credit a single dollar 10 any man. Upon
the best mortgage or other security that could
be given he would not lend a cent He never
vested one dollar in public funds, neither
would he keep the notes of any bank longer
than he could get them changed. He depos-
ited his specie in a large iron chest. until it
would hold no more. He then provided
strong iron-hooped barrel, which be also filed.
After bis death bis strong boxes Welded two
hundred aud thirty thousand dollars in gold
aud silver
The cause Of bis death was as remarkable
as the course Of his life. A gentleman from
Virginia offered him twelve dollars buslrl
for one hundred and ten bushels Of clover SEED:
but he would not sell il for less than thirteen
dollars, aud they did not agree. The seed
was afterwards sent 10 Philadelphia, where it
was sod for seven dollars per bushel. and
brought IN the whole FIVE hundred and fftv
dollars less than the YirCpjan had offered for
it. On receiving au account Of his sale. IL
walked through bis farm, wen. to his dis-i,ie-y.
aud gave directions 10 his people. H than
went TO his wagon house and hung himself
Be'z5at Rs2E5ii,aa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

LIQUOR DRINKING.-If men will drink alco-
hol IN some shape, the least injurious time ror
II Is durlnE regular meal, or within few
minutes after, for then the strength of the
stimulus is expended on the digestive organs.
and enables them to perform their work more
thoroughly; hence an amount Of brandy which
would make one tipSy, on an empty stomach,
would have no effect if taken during dinner.
But the amount, TO be any way beneficial,
must be in proportion to the fat or oils, used
at the same meals then il aids the system TO
appropriate tine fat 10 itself in other words.
brandy taken with fatty food, tends to fatten
quickly, bot it does not give strength fat
people are not strong. 0a the o;ker hand. it
Is a coDcededt fact in physiology. that alcohol
IN every shape impedes the digestion of the
albuminous portion Of our food. rha: is. brandy
makes no flesh. make no muscles, gives no
strength.
The prize fighter does not want fat one
main object in this training is to get rid of it
and replace it with substantial muscle-Eith
heSh hence when ia training he never touch
es liquor. The advocates of brandy trium-
phantly Poiat at ruddy faced drinker with
his apparently veil developed muscle and well
filed skin, bat fat Is disease, is puff he
has DO agility OF limb, or courage in his heart,
for he knows, sud We do too, that lean strip
lug or pow boy Of twenty, who was never
drunk in bis lie. could whip them all TO
pieces iu FIVE minutes"
Away then with all the nonsense about
brandy Strengthening anybody it weakeBs the
head. it covers the heart, sad wastes away
the whole man.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

LAND LEECHEs-The island Of Ceylon is c.
lah-a,ed for is tropical luxuriance OF amin
aai vegetable life HuSe elephants roam
lis forests in large drov5s, and the richest
sptceS impaft fragrance 70 every breeza Yet
with all its abundance II does NOT seem TO be
a very inviting country for q residence. There
appears 10 be bitter for every sweet poison
ols serpents s11 0oxious insects are verv M
merous, but TIE greatest pest Of the whole
c71ntry IS the land Ieech These p.ayues are
most detested ~ travellers In s;ze they are
about al inch in length and as foe as knit.
tiag-ueedie. bul they are capable Of swelling
or AID 3istauainE until the are aboat two
inches long aid as thick ss wi ing Quill
They are - flexible that thev can insfnaate
themselves ihroGgh tie neshas OF the saest
stocking, aud ascend CD The back 10 fasten
upon the most tender paris OF the body
They are never found IN ponds and moist
places. b1t lie among TIE grass aRi fallen
leaves, and such is ;h=jr. TiEi!auce and in
s'iact that they bears maH or horse ar q con,
siderable d.stsocs, ~hea they prepare for st
tack wiki great slacFiiy. T0e7 advance by
some circular strides aod lay bold OF DO tray
e!er's foot, rise themselves from the g7oand, and
ascend lis dress ID search OF al aperture To
cater for feast. Msseaitoss spiders. and
osIIipedss are very tso0blesone pests, hat the,
are al "Gea;lensa " Il comparison v.,h tbs
is-l issc1rs OF cev'oc
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15
ns An aDecdote, relative to ,h. late Pro

kT- An abecdote, relative 10 the late Pro
ftssor Wilson, is now circulating When the
sutOr for the hand Of Profes or Wilson :
daughter had gained the lsdy's appreciation
he was Of course, referred TO papa Having
stated bis probably, not unexpected case. the
younger gentleman was directed TO desire the
lady to come to her father, and doubtless her
obedience vas prompt. Professor Wilson had
before him. for review, some work, on the dy
leaf OF which was dnly inscribed, With the
authors conplinentS' He tore this out,
pinned it 70 bis daughters dress, soleunly led
Der to the young lover, and vent back TO bis
work
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15
rOW BRADFORD COUNTY P BY UME GOO

ed, also, that stretches northward into Russian
Poland. Some years ago the Bank of Warsaw
expended large sums in boring for salt near
the Austrian frontier There was much excite
ment and speculation for time bat although
the mineral was found, the cost of quarrying
it was too great, and the enterprise was drop
ned
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

A man there came, whence none could tell,
Bearing q touchstone in his hand,
And tested all things in the land
By its unerring spell.
A thousand transformations rose
From iSir to foul, from ioul TO fair /;
The golden crown he did not spare
Nor sCorn the beggar's clothes.
Of heirloom jewels priEed so much,
Were many changed to chips and clOds,
And even statues of the gods
Crumbled beneath its touch.
Then sngrily the people cried.
e The loss outEeighs the profit far.
Our goods suffice Us As they are,
We will not have them tried
But since they could not so avail
To check his uurelenting quest,
They seized him. saying Let him test
How real 5 our jail
But though they slew him with the sword.
And in the are the touchstone burned,
Its doings could not be o'eTturned,
Its undoings restored.
And when 20 stop all future harm,
They strewed its ashes to the breeze,
They little guessed each grain Of these
Conveyed the perfect charm.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

Sr A schooluas,er was about 70 sog
pupil for having said he was fool. when The
lad cried oat: oh, doar Eoat call yoa
80 any more I'll never say What ,h.ck
agsia il a. the days o. ~ lie -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

n@ Captain. what's the fare to ST. Louis. -
(" What part of the boat do you wish to go
on, cabin or deck ~ Hang your cabin, =
said the gentleman from Indiana, i live 10 a
cabin st home give me the best yoa'Ve got >
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

Sa- There, John, that's twice you've
come bone and frrgo,tsn that lard" "Lo,
mother, il was 50 greasy tSss |. slipped nv
mind
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
DtEU.

soUuyIn nj, cty, Mcossy, Jan 70 o' .,-I
Van sp,.o .ls.st Of Roosrt ana <'iie AID s
~ y.ar- 2 months t.d " osyA .,.-,S.,x ;,vi,.s
'. ~ ,,s .. r.l from u. ,ESes Of ss W "a
5,irs .xsI In. ID y sdls.asy, Jsn " "f
ppApYOo Tv..asy Jan H. asJ Brsdy ago " 5esf' VIE
Of psn. br-', n .b. family respectfully isyei
he L -. s,,s,.i from r-.id-nee o. b'r so1nas
T,~e,ts n Aba No 745 Warrington street. on "eHhs"
c,y TIE i2tb rs., ~ p p N
BRtIF-at Bu5son City. j. on hoeoss jan ~ ns"0'''
Dnss[F 4 B,ies sr-e 80 ye,rs and ulcDtAa -,
"a Minds invited ~ steOd her y ERA .; ne
N csureh Of ths p.se. o. TGsTsday at ~. o'eio;s
1n sunday Jan g. Of o. ton, phahe Russell,
or5 o.s,i t-T Peter ana Msry Brown Of Brooklyn.
rrrIFs-ID Brooklyn, Sunday, Jaa. ster short na-'s
c..bsrir. Butler, aged IS years.
0oRpos-Of ufosr Charles Of Geo L. and hngare'
q I'd L. aged II mouths std cay
N. rs;ises eno< Of family are We'd 70 lne
ThgTdsy Of ii O'Clock ifo %
GBAY-lt Cambridge Mas. sonisJ nor, nf jan ~ y
so-i of scarlet feyer EDWARD H., son ef John D. OfAJ'
NJ. D., of New-iort. -
GIFFoRDltN s5 North MORE street on Moreay Jan 10,
sr. Mary ford re Of syVanc' G'H'Fc n ne ''H 'eAi
B,Rr-in Brooklyn, Z. D, mondsy moni1s jan 10 .,
srl,, Thora, L.ear oply tOd beloved iDfant son oi
Frar tlin n. snd Anre Augusta h.Ii tseo year. n''
KiJoLf R2A. morris,owr J., Saturday. Jso o. p.T
v.. ii.up Kusr formerly Of Ne~fers, stH1 % ySH.
LODEa-In " thsDsburEb II. I.ano on SAnfas1
oDe.tiOn Of tire br.r @ ION Lod-r j on oi 'He ~
Grber, Lod.r AZ 9 months and u osts - :,
n bri.f ulrsss, Iueslty 'AL
WJgsu FdE,rs youDsss. son Of William H. Posi- Aseo Il
ye.r. u month, ana ii dsy' ~ .o,-.... ..,s..
b,ao.lvn On ,dI..s.y " o'eoci m The iIe -Ss o.
M. IAN .Jy ,Ie re.pec,fuly inN;, q 10 sitend r,,
spjPRF-st Or,ge, j. or Saturday, jan Ihos en'ei'
Ia th. str year Of bic sse ,,,..
- 20 AG.s Lopfd.n sJn of ChsTles K. sai HscrsttS
Wilmer aged wear. u mouths and sdsyH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
,UAR RlED

prsH-HowARp-on sunday, Jan. g By he Rev Mr.
ontsoyery. Mr. BlSA Of sweeet, 70 MISS l. r. ho" ard
of u.Ycrt.
GiBBs-PoRTER-In w usinsharsh, on Friday, Jsa y y
a. Nv u w sbes DR. ssssc q. Gbss Of Sewfer&. to
Ni.s Hannah II. Potter of b. e1tJn.
OUISLAS-oDONNELL-on WEDNESDAY, Jso- . By the
Rev DIR QrDu. an St Peters SsurSs Jeeaisn olinSn 20
Iu<s cas,ht.g Of ErFh ODo mel az Of ths ety.
Ptlsssphs BOsea end wsships ?Sper' pss's copy
Woop-sAN RiPfa-At Washing, en Oy' or Iss'asy Jan
A a, 4. Re, vm. r. Brown. WIZ. sn II "ooa OF Ne"
vi sni asler a Van RiI<F Of Wa. NnSfon-
s. s,s r1sn s,.s ossioS; s h
h-,r on ThusSaSy, Jan &, ey tes heot NrN: w. n.
uhn,.nss.m d. Bishop Of Maryland ~si.a - es hsh'
Rsy q, w posus d. d.. IL. ID bishop ., NV ysi.'y;
Esv.rd r. Wli.tufhsr. ~ D. ana Asrths w. es"tA'. u
lsesl ID Coneit ESQ.,, OF hilourn. -
yoUNO-BuNcE-Ip Bfooiyn, D. ca NJ Sy J'I; SV ~
=, - ki.rss Ceurch b, the Rev Allied u. PsNVete VIZ
~, youps 20 Na,tla Lori.e daughter 81 tS"'fs H.
buLee s,i, ~ q. his9llyp, T. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
nv TeleQPaph.
BOSTON, Jan. !

BOSTON Jan. 1.-The shs North Atlantic and bark Asor,
whi,h lett FosiDoetowI Sunday night 10 tow Of r.
Fobs, for Boston have both bss 70 Prsve-
safety the psted from tb-m ia Z. gale
With oG 81. L~cgs, st Mooday. The stssnsx
si,ed this city Last night and leaves the vsf'r
cssrs up ios ProyiEcst1wl-
The IepoIt of tie sap North Atlantic Incorrect shs ID
hesld nom, aud 10 probably Tns sss snp
eo,sd to be her TO be the bark sel from Baltimore f
Boston.
LarsR The shp North Atlantic discovere4 thb sfes
anchor l safety nes N Of Ainots Ledge sss VII
b. fo~es Up IL The mOrLits.
Tie trs sisn In leaving the kNbor Of Nantucket In t1w
Of the steamer IsId home grounded 5le dischus.d tsns
OF cgSo proceeded cstaace, when sne ssSn
sroynsso and r.Inains sse viii Pre- baby be got 3D.
HkWPOkf, JaD lo-AJrfysd .cafs Ellen Y-rtinfs, sdso
Norfolk for New Haven sr.mott, French, PrOserDce ff
ke~YoTt Paragon, Hnddy EtIas.tppr scisoee. sds,ns
Eewyo't fol BTi.p: William Ma .hon Is cnfnova)
EepoIe, Davis EnsAs-thpon fer Fd. KvsE Nothing
tIhsd.
NEWPORT, Jan. II Arrived schr Haze. Hsvs. from Ne.
Asa Vie Asds ior NevfoIk 10 distress ss r.sHs ana
hul damaged three Of fro>bitt-n Aso shf
esy.n Sisters, Crowley FROM Jsctsoasl- for fove-ns
tQAN. N. j. suniovn "A large snp Ia re oa soaaf 10.
SAVANNAH, Jsa u.-Auisei, steamship AsssstA, from
E.w.fort
CHARLEsTOE Jan II Tho steamship Jsris, Adssr, froa
Hew.ioTk ur.s,d here Monday n'sss q u o'cIocL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
Albany Cattle Market.

wpSr ALsNy Monday, Jan ~ lee
The srivslst tbs week foot up he.s wa 20 ~ ~ mss
the su,;y better naa las weeh anf
ak auts Ad~arcei the Cattle were disr It'd st
~. discreet ysrcs fssws; A, Motes 100 O. hapssss.
rs; a. Gsur's, SO
n ~, pIoe tas.s Ice hesS. sd cortis SAnden - fs
Br,htor VII, h is al that so.. Eas THE ~~es
g., uor..ty ,od sis,- sv So N sach q, SIC A L.
RonrS, ,oli to Monroe sse q; so hesS .e sh, seogs
SOS N e.,h; O. sh.rwooi aid - Csn.da a. 50 vhess,
~.i.h .N.ut 600 Is p X. Carer .oli 81 Mch'zsa ta
.set .,y So. a. 70 Johu Morn. .d = haos ~-ea,ns
as n each s5 O. G,o-becs sld :! stAe a.-rx aS
IiY ,srh sac J. G. Jchusos s5id 81 Mchfao q W v
leS O., sle n selrs estimate. Mcintyre sod tNety
ere kentoky tor sif0 esrh ~hich IL i1u Ssn,s
Nray rad II heed eats Indians, for which be refused
each: they 40 70 Sev-NNs- $500, g.. ,...
sp,TP-Ths mshet vel snppies, and pnces o. .,.s.s
r .iur ksh~r rs than prey'on. weeh ts
,.I ps .. from s. IS bead Ot the S"o s ns ese
Roger McGrs~ bought nefc than one h'h sef"' =" NJ" p
-. h.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

IN n..i, rcv.s. IN 49, ''chsy ra,', 'l-, of 80 Au
p-r Msri.rs - 81 - q hoIh cssh.
sPICr s-u. rear Il cash. I'D lfS Sss..,
,ttgSs~. 5000 CsssA o - al ~ snd 50 Asxs
Firr.r.. s.sc bid q; 6.e.
So R,TS-ws pottess usoysDsut Ia BrandJ "~s Of ~
rks.. q. fln f,ro.r rfs,.s
TOBAC o kstiucsy QUIT. spsnh Lafs more s-si,s
sissr ss.s 81 Is brd. Nsn,ucs ~ lie 10
fcaes Sr; tis o.ses SEED LeS 81 fe.2c ~ 60
F1arieaa 't4e eoc Ard ~ prtvs.s t-rns.
TalLOW n uatrg IL qoie' tne Hrtsoe fair; Shs Il
go n fue w.,tern 3, lc.c. TIE Butchers Asss,sasss
s.b irie..
wHlsKf-Tls market baoy,rt .se demand fair s.ss II
80 tbls - sS..
upklEsoNE hss h.eu IN irProved r~7asst. Q, sw ss
t.tsrs: 90 Sol'h SEA Noft1ses. Ccs. saA
Oehotst, IL equal quantity, on privs.e tsrnA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
Ps.seugSrp Arrived

Ia steamship NO.s Tay,',, h,o~ A,pHTail-hm As',n'
Can't stanT II. n P.prs sni child 81 Jobn ths nav NJ
Co. p.r MIS- a. " Himrod the Rev. =. Bernond: L Ms.n
sud wif- a. Rsdiau.t, N. Mayer NJ Constance j. oann
ka-, NJ B.sh.lOr L. r,leD.y. H. Celis, VT aid %o.ssr
Mrs L. Ribari, b. brsgoo, Shuti1e sod we
t. d. Green w. Aspipwsl II. T. jones, N. Anderson, T. N
tots R. c. M,lnsr c; " N AIen., 2 aat. n, Kennedy
vie and clnlc II r. Ruggrs Il Hud'on X. Pftot, e. w.
Harvey w nuf-y. NJ. Hs.ssD. Jane. Still ssrreto J.
Krsuie T. II. Eastman. q. NJ biocseit a Cooke, Capt.
Rodg.rs slsir q. Davis Capt w A. Lord, w Tia ssias
" 6ouid Al Bartlett J. rhonpsoD, NJ, nasunp, Wm. cooh,
BucAb.e Of the Pacific Railroad Company AMI S In
s,esfaEs. =.
In seamship City f bdneh"tey Jro~ Leeypool-Ar J..
Barlow sbo two cnaT,n, Ms siob~sr, Mrs Bechett, Mr..
Moor hr Godfrey Mrs Arnold sd cbid Nrs Cham berlsn
AID sors, Mr. ComptoI mr Grith: Miss Bu.b-Is Mf
Messing Mr. bTeslansr Mr.. Sherman, Mr.. II. McMnlleu
Mr. Blsr Mr.. A. Bs.tesas h, O. Runsm.o Hobiason w
J. Hnre Mr. Brookins, Mr. MoDoasld, Mr. Nlco, J. Wood,
Mr wood j. war,, Jas Elliott Master klott NJ EdsA' anA
u In stseIase.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
Arrived,

Steamship Mose. Tsylor Gray, A,pinwsl jan g. specie,
mails and Isss. 70 ~ o. Roberta
stsemsbp City hznehes (BL screw Kennedy, Liver
pool Dee H dss and pss 10 John %. Dale. ESperieSed
heavy westerly gall. "a. eotre ps''sse
s,-sushp Jsm,s Aes. for Chad The Coansa
stessl ~ For@a, Cnowe, Savannah, cotton, Ac to g. L.
htcs.u l. ron.
steamship Pasp.co Lsyf,ld Baltimore ~ hoars n,dse.
Bsrh Leon of E,,,p,r Psuitt Msr.eias Now a. passed
Gib altar Dee dse TO BOYD Hnchea Sailed In e1apsoy
arc saes entire passage Been within ies Of saasy
hot fr the ,s esys Jan took plot "a bard ths ,.ns
No. 90 a. 70 Almost able; nearly s1hsassd
sehI Laura Ger ode Eiwsed Charleston days. cotton. tc.
sohr b. CowpeTthwa.t- g ss.ed Of Forted Riysr ~
Roger Wilmington NJ c. Dec s cotton and nsyL stores %
pAssge s nsins sp sails. and bs bseo days ~ Of Hat
The c,ps and all his fostbitt1n Csns In
Doei oss snI- ioseto Vito lee Jan l. lat Sc TO- lon u @
spoke big Emelne Ru6de from Baltimore for Bhis, bous
sChr Ceres, Meredith Odessa Del, day. u.p B. ~ For.
fetr Hickman DcAeIson, Lewi,rowp, Del, hours gram
schI. .. ". Ronscr Dormsn Milton. Del 2d.ys grain 3.
~ Fox
sclr Fmns Bent snyrns, Del 2d.y, grain to Q. N Fox
Sehr Snip npsLte Fountain, smyfss Del days grain 10
sclr hsssret Flssr. Cro'sop, Wilmington Del, days.
schr N. BSrnss, Games, virsin'a4 days, oystsn.
tchr Ann NJ sun Hudson ViIssi. d,ys, oysters.
s.eanrr Pe,fsI Baiss Provaeno- nase 70 is..s isn
bELOW-Tvo hrTn. bnss, about ~ miles B. Of the Hsh-
sIds boarded By Pilot b. Seison No "a Aso, sae
sAILED-Buis Golden Age and Nar.mbesa bsth for Osl-
WIND-Dunns the dsy, from tosW
The schr b. N Hs~sins GiaD, from ssvsnnsh, that
tore GoysTnor isad, wS got OF this mosrins atsr
The brig Ann st.sd for Busas Ayres hAs anchored Il
Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
Il6vtrbssmsot ]

Motorpatby is the outgrowth of careful noting
ef facts Suns ~elvs einz posece AM more tsn
afe., of Hosp.ta psc, Itits ra9Ds and ~ now wen
SsSwn b. srisos system oi .Ispeudc, BY II the so
r., ms sf p other onotiOnal afd ofxsoic
are cs1stc supports or spp@s o.s p'
The Day The s,pedy aod sre beos srnos 'to"I ins
psoify Of failure. Toe ITEM bss been th0fonshy ssis
Y bonce titu,ion than i've thoussun psTsoas
La<ss who ssnc trouble, have been oonhoed Tor 'e
ppder tIestBept nnediaey Put upon tbe
feet II have the raDsib, epsod 20 wax E?a 40 Up
q siss wihou. dsrosest IL Obvtses spinf Se't
p~ss A irrt.,lon in many dieus. onfnst
aud ta,es custive mold % most chronic d-s,s
sbo emf. eblri ard dsca,s into hestns sno vs
o,oos men spd Cold vs,sr favorable for more
spe~t, peoyeTJ Institution oP-n Wi,ter sod summer Cf
Address H. HALsTED d., Bound Hill Water Care, North-
HoTt-Dr HlLsTEp viii BE- in NevYolk, at ST. Ncbos ss
Hotel on Tuesday WooDesdsy eah wseb d9rog "ioier
tueh caooot to tho Institution Cak fcVeo
isn 10 30 3, AID hom 70 y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEw-YoRK.....,
CI~ss red.

stesmsbp-POtomsc, Watson, Baltimore, III b. Cromwell
CO.
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Bris-H Means, TT worry, Ponce. e. 4 Z. j. Pets,.
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wsros; Il. BeIe smith Chsrlestou. C Murray; Ells
BaInss ST. Mstn's Post Small; Brewer Csrst J,cnsl
Brett, son c.. Joon Rove. bsImold Wilmington. D. e.
Munsy Pearl WsseIvelt New bern. Davis; " Bedel,
Ryder Cts,,or NJ B,del Kate Field, Robbins, Savannah
b. &. M1usy
sloop-W II Brown, Bslloct. shstol. master.
steaIner-pelswsIe, IoIss PhilsdtlPnia, r. PsIkina
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