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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS.

The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
Druggists throughout the L. States and in
foreign countries.
PriceS-25 cts, so cts, ank 81 per EQhte.
JIM. HARRIS d. co.
Proprietors for the Western and Southern
States.
Cincinnati o.
Sold Wholesale and Retail Y
B. WILCOX. River Falls, Wis.
KNAPP Stout d Co., Mememonee,
VIM J. WHEPPLE. Prescott
RICHARD Courts, st. Paul, Min
|. S. KELLOGG, Red Wing,
DAY Il jerks, st. Paul.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
J. C. Button.

ATTORNEY AT Law VIII attend to all legal
business entrusted to his care. in the North
part of Wisconsin, and all collections prornt-
is attendedto. Oi1ice in rgesco,t, Wis.
October l6, 1861. n25vl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

H Show me a place where there
ant any Meetin Houses and where
TEACHERS is never seen, and III show you
'space where old hats is stuffed into bro
Ael wiuders, where the children air dirty
ald ragged, where gates hav no hinges,
Where tie wimin air slip shod and where
aaIs Q! the devils wild land air paint
eupon mems shirt bosums with tobacco
r'o'e : That's what III show YOU
1eI US consider whet the preachers do for
. before we aboose 'em.'-A. Ward.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
Everybody's Friend.
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE
= AIN XII. T. E. e
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE 4

TT.AKEN ITERNALLY. TT CURES 81 pr
4 den Colds, Coughs. etc, Weak StofHaNa
General Debility. ursiug sore mouth. Canl,
er, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Ind yes
ton. Cramp and Pain IN Stomach, Bow
Compliant, Painters Cole, Asiatic Cholera
Diarrhea and Dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
Felons. Rois and Sores, Severe Burns and
Scalds Cuts. Bruises and Sprains. Swelling
If the Joints, Ringworm and letter, Broken
Breasts. Frosted Feet and Chilblans. Tooth
ache. Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and hheu
matism. It is sure remedy for Ague and
Chills and Fever.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Cato, what do You suppose that the
,Du goes towards the south in the win
"I "Well, dunno, massa, unless he
=. 10 stand a, dc 'clemency OBJ de norf, and so
su' ohgcd to 60 to &c souf, where he
, ,{Pgf'ences warmer longitude" was the
gD+0sOphic reply.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
OSTOf'FICE DEPART.NN2'

Any person can rely upon receiving
promt answer to letters of inquiry con-
corning the country. investments, chances
for business or location. We have been in
most of the respectable corners around
here, and ought to be posted for correspon-
dents. So drop line, enclosing stamp,
TO
GEO. MAY POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
REV. W. B. JACOBS j.


Messrs Perry Davis Is Son Gd1tleme', -
Allow me, unsolicited, TO send you Il word Of
commentator for Your Pain Killer. have
used it in my family these several years. aud
fonnd it all it claims to be. For rheumatism,
Coughs Colds. Bures, Cholera tendencies and
difficulties as well az diseases generally that
prevail in families regard the Pain Killer as
beyond al price. and as etficaclous beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We
keep it as our chief family medicine. and find
its use in ordinary cases worth more than any
doctor. The testimony Of others among my
acquaintance and friends is equally favora-
able. Many clergymen have spoken Of il in
The highest terms as family medicine. Mis-
sionaries in repeated instances have said 10 me
in person and in their letters, that the Pain
Killer was by far The best medicine used in
heather lands, and they use it for themselves
and families, and administer it 10 others
around them Thus mnch am inolined TO
say as an act of Justice to yourselves; and as n
benefit to others. You are at liberty TO use
this testimonial, if Of any ser ice.
Rev, w. j. JACOBS.
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
PAIN KILLER,

taken internally, should be Accelerated with
milk or water, or made into syrup with mo-
Iasses. For a Cough, a few drops on sugar
eaten will be more effective than anything else
See Printed Directions ~hiad accompany tach
E0!!c.
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent al
lowed to have won for itself reputation tn
surpassed in the history of medi al prepara-
tons It's instantaneous effect in the entire
eradication and extinction of Pain, in all It's
various forms incipental to the human family.
and the unsolicited written and verbal testi-
mony Of the masses in its favor, have becn and
are its own best advertisement.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

'VIE THE UNION TICKET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

BARK CAxrAsERo Dube from Rio Janeiro for NeV York
from Hampton Roads LIST inst bu. back
day on account Of heavy NE gale and
The attentive and obigns OF steamship Hunts
ve from Savannah has our thanks for Southern papers
srnR TnroN ashore at Nattinck some tne since,pur
ait at East Marion. Ii e'A''''' '''' w. -
letter from Chincha Islands dated Dec IL account.
for the cug detention Of ships at that place by the house Of
Elias not paying the and the 81 the latter nS e
from this ships have to lay their time out and often often
here At days with scarcely enough guano on board
the following card thanking the auhores Of the port d
Port a. Prince for their % attention and S Kindness . 70
cleared from the city q st Domingo bound FOR New York
ns yellow S
for duty that found for the safety Of hs
vessel and bear the harbor which
was that Of ror, al Prince thera len asn
now wish e make : public acknowledgement especially
an Of the and also the Of the place To- each of
som Ss c Indebted Ss hos Ss il @
exception they shortly in condition to return to
Se
thanks as for the past three years no case Of yellow sever has
orally have been provoked q the srrya q vessel Win
SSy valuable Journal SeS Sif
A CARD-Ian4 4. Is6l-Steamship Cahawba, of the High
andsA meeting Of the passengers held on board the
Resolved, That tender our sincere thanks to Capt
Smith, the officers their unrng exerions
adding comfort safety during perous
that have just completed having broken sarboard
shaft pacing the ship in imm.lc peril when within
80 miles OF Havana and being obge 10 continue the
to New York with only wheel Since leaving there have
with succession Of heavy gales head win and oggy
bad weather. not having been able e. get observation for
five successive days:Chas Van Iandt President VIM
Allen Secretary; VIM Church Chas Poster, II Chapman
Johnson s1 Joseph silva asea
Rittenhouse, Emma Bauvelt, Tryon, dc Luna aud
wife, Francisco dc Veasco Jas Crawford Giovanni Martn
James Dodd, VIM u Allen
The following table gives summary of the vessels in tho
harbors of New York, Boston, Baltimore Wilmington NC
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans and Galveston at
latest accounts from each OF those pOrts.-
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Lecture by Bishop Timon, or Buffalo.

The Right Rev. Bishop Timon, of Buffalo, ectured last
evening at Irving Hall, the subject''Ihe State Of
Separated Souls in the Next World" The new and
spacious ball densely crowded by an audience num-
boring neary 1000 people, great portion of whom had
gathered at very early hour in the evening while the
platform was occupied by number OF distinguished
Catholic clorgymen Of this city.
At a few minutes before eight O'Clock Bishop Timon
made his appearance amid much applause and proceed
ed to the delivery Of his lecture. He divided its
consideration into three PARASITIC state of eternal
bliss, the state Of eternal punishment, and the
purgatoria state. His subject one said that had
already given rise To great deal Of discussion the
the eternal dwelling place of God and His friends Were
there nothing beyond this world the soul would scken at
the idea OF monotony nothing created could satisfy
Ia its immortality. When they spoke of God it was in
philosophc manner-by negatives. He W rs nfine-that
Ii, He was BOT finite. The other extreme state of fuur
" was the abode OF darkness. The eternal punishment
OF hell was not merely the t0rtures of het the
losing of God. All other pains and penalties were to
thus but as drop OF water In the ocean
The third, or purgatorial state, ext considered
Many had contended against it's existence because the
word purgatOry not in the Bible. In the way
the word Incarnation not TO be found in the Bble
and II was owing to the prmtiveness OF peoples ideas
and want Of technical and humorous that such
word could DO found in the Scriptures though the idea
existed and was expressed in later days by the word
given to it, There disposition OF late 10 reject the
idea OF eternal hell but he oontended that God
eternal and everlasting in his punshmens he in
his rewards. The lecture listened to with deep
tenton during its entire delivery and interrupted at
frequent intervals BY loud applause.
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phia; ship Newton, Merrill Horeaos bris Dc
llama juch) Detroot Rotterdam via Wilmington, NCl
Olive ~ Bernier sAmeca via ss,vn. schrs James Martin
Kelley, N0rleans; Chris Loser Laws Philadelphia via WI
CHAR (by tel ship Seargo, Caicutts bark Hous4
Galveston; schr Moonlight, do. =
BALTIMORE, Jan Arr steamship CHI ssspeake Crowua
Csllao; Hercules Jack London CID steamship Ben DeVor1
Haott Boston Norfolk schr Sea Nymph, Dsou Provf
dence (and SID Sid ship John Knox Ncyes Havana;
Charles Browneu (Br Berwick, Liverpool Bay state Msys
BUcKsPoRT, Jan sid brig Elmir Tapley Point Petre
Quad.
CHARLESTON, Jan Arr steamship Columbus, Berry,
NYork Sid Gears Flying Scud Carmine Havana Miller
DO. jackson and Time lIr, Sims, Nassau, Mp
2d-Cld schr w Ellis, Nichols Wilmington, Nc.
HAMPTON READS, Jan 5-Arr ship Herald Of the Mora
Ing, Giseheii Gaao for orders
nam to load for Boston -
MOBILE, Dec 2o-Arr sp brig Nuevo Pepio sensndc Fa
ysna; schr Maggie vandusen ireland PHILADELPHIA Cad brig
Tanner, Hodgkfnson Glasgow
NORFOLK Jan Sid ,rk Ospray Nash, Matanzas
NEwBUKYPoRT Jan Arr schr IL Perkins, GreenleAf.
PHILlbELPHIA. Jan So s-Arr ship saranak Rowland
Liverpool banks Reindeer Coutts Rio Jsnero; Loange
Evans Cardenas via with foretopmast lore
yard sprupg brgs iber as Lecocq Cenfuegos Mystery
lBr Green 81 John, nh; schrs Eben Sawyer Tracey
ware Cannon. NYork cid steamer Phneas sprague Mat
thews, BOson schs Lone Star, McSab Kingston Ja Night
ingale, Bangs and Diriso, Cook Havana; Phillips
PROVIDENCE, Jan Arr steamer Penguin williams.
EYork. Sid ships South Carolina, Kempon NOreans
rietla Trecartin New York Br bark Geo Bradford Robbn3
Philadelphia to Load for Glasgow; schr Metcslf Burton
SAVANNAH, Jan 2-Arr steamships Alabama, schenck
and Mount Vernon, Layled, NYork Thcs Swami Ramsey
Baltimore bark Wright Gibbs Boston; hrg + o Bries
Damon New York Cid schr Alice Banded. Alchorn. iia
WINTERPORT, Dec 99-Arr schr Sea Mark Bolan NYork.
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Ter Hcughon Hs. been IA days q Hat sas With heay5
NhE weather. Sailed In company with brig Il Kennedy,
Wnslow for Portland The Br schr Ocean Queen, Wisol
sailed Dec II for Boston.
schr stephen Hochkiss Sof New Haven Doane Havans
l6 days In ballast TO Tral Russell Hts bsen days
OF Hateras with heavy NNE wevther. =
Schr John Boston Lingo, Galveston, ~ days win COTTON
Ac to I'D Fish Has been days Of Hateras with heavy
NE gales. l. .
sc6r susan Moore of ohsrryheld, s:rou Jacksonville
days Had heavy weather the entire passage has been
3 days Of iateras with heavy NE gales
Schr Muskngum, Higgins Jacksonville - days Has been
6days Of Hatteras with heavy and Ms gales and some
schr Eva Belle, Lee Wilmington, NC l6 days Had
weather. been Of Hatteras with NE gales
broke foreboom and lost part OF deck load
Schr Ocean Wave, Price, Virginia, days
Schr NJ Bartlett Saunders, Little Egg Harbor. days
Schr III ii Day, Bishop New Brunswick
Schr Orrin Cowl Smith, Elzabethpor for Boston.
Schr Doty, Smith, Bridgeport days
Sloop sprague Gibbs Manhattaryille for Providence
Steamer Penguin Williams. Providence.
Steamer Ospray. kenny. Providence
Schr Sarah Bruen, arrived yesterday, repors-4h inst
Cape May bearing NV ~ miles schr stephen Taber
from Apalschicoa for Portland The put into Hattera
Inlet Dec "a during heavy NE gale and while there dragge1
the South Bar lost anchor broke hukes on
the small compelled throw Of deck
load 30 bb osin false kee, Wight
without other damage and does not leak
BELOW.
Ship Industry, Waters. from Manila, Aug a.
Wind at sunset S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

The stock market shows marked advance,
which is predicated upon some hope of settling
the present political difficulty. Each day has
seen some rumor spread through the street to the
ehect that this or that plan Of settlement was
about TO be adopted at Washington; but the tele-
graph at night seldom confirms the rumors Of the
morning. However, in the event Of anything being
DONE stocks would move upward so rapidly that
many persons are willing to take some interest on
the chance. People are tired Of panic, and
nothing but actual civil war is now likely TO exer.
else generally depressing effect on the market.
The progress Of events at the South, and the inn.
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VILLA msburg City News.

SUrrosSp LEGENDARY FRE.-Yesterday morning, about
half past O'Clock, fire discovered in the fancy
goods store, No 2l1 Grand street, occupied by Lewis
Shanield Brothers. The engines promptly the
spot and, by the exertions If the remen, the flames
extngished WITH loss to the stock from fire and
water, of about 5000 Insured for 81 800 The
building which is owned by James Fitzsimmons
IL injured to the extent Of $3.50 ana is fully
the Williamsburg City company From certain indca
tons IT supposed that the fire thu work of in
ceLdarism, and Lewis shsnhed, the principal Frank
Abrahams and Solomon Newman, clerks were ar
rested on suspicion OF having set fire to the ptemses
before closing for the night.
DISASTERS WESTERN WATERs.-The Louisville
Courier gives compiled statement Of the disasters upon
the Western rivers for the past The recapituaton
is as follows
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Huntsville Post sayannsh with mdse and pas.
Steamship jamestown skinner, Richmond &C with mdse
Ship Midway tB5, Kennedy, bombay Aug 81 st Helena,
qrspf s. W s
schroeder Co Had favorable weather 70 Algoa Bay but
succession q heavy gales from SE to
ss and sc essSa as a
banses AND SIs BEARDED S BY pilot boat Blunt No
oa eSs gssed 70 sa smoke y ss head ssa
bound 70 trinidad, 27ih lat 10 Ion 81 so ship Na6s and
n7os IS 81 bark Moness%s Atkins and from ron fs
I'm lat 81 g Ion 4 Il brig falmouth from Havana
stream between Capes Ha,teras and Lookout Dec 70
S Sfssy srf aps ssy al si x Hs dy
wind few around Wv in very severe gale; same night
Ss
mash ss sssS nc hip w, . sliss S NJ
thanks to ss Of % ssn s smRs5 for
Ship Johanna Prus Domke, Newport 20 days, with iron
shp VIM Nelson chseysT sayre Dec ls with mdse and
Bark Royal sovereign (Br OF sunderland, Dale sunder
so hp Pierce Boos FROM New orleans for
Grund wesiervet Dec - lat2 lon Il, sIgnai1ed schr
RsIk cari;:a grem,, Hanson; Rio sanerc. Sev 10 with
Br ship Louisa, IS days from Cardiff for bombay
BARK Venus Atkinson Curacao Dec H. with goaskns &c
to S pGcnen Crave. 60 IIss been days SOf a'teras
Bsrk Fame az Nchnupd. Va Kennedy, New Orleans ~
days with sugar &C 20 Person Co Has been Is days
OF HatterA with heavy gales had OF the undt
for duty FOR the u days rc ~ lat 30 10 Ion ~ spoke
brig lucy Darling, hence for Nassau.
Bark Medora Boston, Webster New Orleans 70 days
with sugar TO Brigham weasel 70 Post smnit HAS
% xssesam spoke brig s.nsaeid understood .
Brig caroline White Sof BOSTON,, white, Malaga, Nov 5
with fruit Giro Franca Had heavy NV and NJ gales
the Dec - od Hacras spoke schr Susan
Baker frum Atakapas for New York. : .
Brig beatrice Harrington Drisko Kingston ia, Dec ~,
with mdsc, Brett Dec %. lat ~ IA len rs ~,
spoke brig John Balch, bound :.
sunny south (of San Francisco rrower 81 Martins,
IA with salt The brig Henry Matthews sailed
days previously for New York.
schr Msriouita Barrett Rio Congo wCA Nov "a with
Lima viana "a inst lat 10 ~ Ion ~ 80 spoke
bark Adene 50 Bremen for philadelphia 5h lat
~ IS lon y ~ spoke brig Id Raynes - days from New Or
leans New York.
surges 90 Had very heavy weather of iIaeras whence
attempted " get into tape Henry but
Of light draft fell 20 leeward and obliged TO ,u OH
boarded by hich stern boat and red
chain lockers No date " 20 lon 10 spoke schr Raj
ond from Wilmington for Boston-had lost boat ant
part Of deck load stove galley split sails and carried away
schr l. bowman, Wood Bonsirr, Dec a. with salt to Mi
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come. Then the eagles OF Rome swept down upon il as
upon dead body. No. God has work for this nation
and cannot die, and, believing this let stand like
Paul remembering that il all fail ''we have kingdom
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens
Inc very interesting services then concluded with the
singing of the psalm
o Thou, whose own vast temple stands
Built over land and sea,
Accept these walls which human hands
Have raised To worship Thee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANZAS, NEW ORLEANS.
zuLuFrom New York for Kingston, Ja the 10th day Of
each month.
BIKNvILLs-From ls arriving Havana 9Th ano
New Orleans 9TH From New Orleans 18TH Havana 5th
irving at New York I'D
srxR wssr-From New 9th, arriving Havana
th From New Orleans 2d Havana 26th arriving at New
York Uth.
CAaAwsA-From New York Ill., arriving Havana Ists
and New Orleans 10Th From Nen Orleans 18TH Havana 2sh
arriving ut New York Sd.
PHLApKLPHA-From New York 10Th, arriving Havana
9th From New Orleans 3d. Havana 9th arriving at Ne~
FORK 18th.
DEsoT0-rrom New York 2st, arriving Havana
New Orleans 9th From New Orleans 9th, Havana Sth
irving at New York 18th.
Exp,Rr Crr-From New 2sth. arriving sa
from New Orleans l3h Havana 10th, arriving at New York
list.
QuAKrR CnY-rrom New York and Havana every twenty
lays.
MArAm.-rrom New York for Matanras the
each month. at2 Pm.
KARrAx-From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp on
the arrival Of alternate Cunard York
NB-When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers
will sail Monday, except from New Orleans When
dates fall Monday, the steamers VIII sail from New
leans onthe day previous.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IA eaessgs and LISTERS t"as"dsd 70, IL NEw Yosx HraAis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

NNfTNNlNt Jan ~ It. W
AseEs The ma'ket steady. while sales were light
sale Of 100 bbls newly inspected pots made IS
while pearls quiet and nominal.
BpRADs1tFfS -Four-rhe market for common grades
Of state and Western was heavy and lower white extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

or the 5000, 900 held for trust companies 500 0Ot
is for the United States Trust Company, Of this
city. The deposit on account Of incorporated
banks Is TO redeem the outstanding notes Of those
closing their business. The Superintendent re
marks
The Superintendent has no hesitation in saving that the
currency OF the free banks and bankers Of this
better than the present time in the
KINDS Of securities held BY the department II NAV not
be amis at this point to state that while the opinion OF
the superintendent in relation to the reception Of bonds
and mortgages remains the same their availability
for the redemption Of bank notes would appear IN At
the experience OF 1857 has taught, In a measure the
lesson 10 the bankers which the reports OF the SUI
perintendent have heretofore failed to inculcac The
amount OF bonds and mortgages held BY the INK he
partment the LIST OF October 1851 81 1856 So
while the amount the LIST OF October, 1850 was
s. 851 463 10 showing decrease in that security
OF 81 COZ T6T So This decrease has not been sudden and
unexpected but every quarterly balance from the former
date has shown decrease in those securities over and
above those received in this Office.
From the concluding paragraphs Of the report
we copy the following
The evils Of the crescent cond Ion Of the monetary
affairs In State only be overcome by indl, dual
exert'on and courage II IL of the strange phases
~ the present money panic that II has produced NO
change m the usual transactions Of the bank Department
Al the time Of closing this report December 10 (as
CURED By tie provisions II chapter Asst The laws OF
1850, sign OF the actual existence of any change in
our monetary affairs, from their usual condition is
shown by the bos Of this department This fact alone
IL one OF great encouragement 1t nj least adds
hopes Of the Superintendent that shall resume
our woned activity and prosperity. He has
full confidence in the present Sstem OF banking as pur
sued IN this state. Neither does he believe particularly
under the present condition Of the business OF the coun
try that either the people Of the State the banks
que any change Ia our present laws In relation to hunk
ing and In the angna OF his report Of last year The
Superintendent most respectfully submits this report to
the Legislature without my suggestion for alteration
or amendment 10 our present bank ing laws"
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mATRImONfAI,.

A wl1VWER WITHOUT Any ENcUMBRANCv
~ considered god looking and naturally srcctionse,
sessng property sancent ~ live comfortably but being
lonely having few female acquainances DESTROYS Of meet
ing WIN respectable widow maiden Lads TO
WIN ~ regard 70 ira'rmony, suitable for accmpanicn fo
nv Agr 20 be about ~ 20 years ANY lady answering
tis IN sincerity may address II " OF Lnekv GOD
Chatham square Post Office giving description and aal
where an interview can be bad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

Incorporated banks 274
Banking associations. $40
Individual bankers Observation-Disclosures. 30
Closing and nsolyent banks Observation-Disclosures. 81
Total. 3l3
The circulating notes issued and outstanding
amount to s3S, O34 800, as follows
Banking associations and individual bankers Sal 46
Incorporated banks 9l93,394
Total. .$3S O34 800
The s2S,Sil .4l6 circulation of the free banks Is
protected by the deposit of the following securi-
ties -
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

AT sEvEETn AyrsUs DrsrrLLERY YoU GIT tn
n beet Liquors u be bad Ia the city for the least MON
10 any quantities. ~ Liquors Cor sale in bond
WM HUGHES A SON $40 and 32l Seventh ~
U,TsTERST5 STREET DrsrfLLraY, EsrAsLrsHR
Il ls2-Thc cheapest place 70 buy hne Brand.es Wine
Rums Whiskeys, ccIdsis. &C, TO- vholes,.e and fsm
trade a. re West Fifteenth street No aaor soId by H.
vies@ CHARLES WRITE. Prooretor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

n0G sTRAYEC.-A RED SETTER; ANSWERS TO THR
IL Of Port liberal reward viii be given by
ing the said dog 70 lbs wett street at the Castle Garden
j. d BURNS.
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LOST AND EuuND.

noG LOST-LOST ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER "a
~ large Elack and Tan Terrier Dog, having brass
collar NAKED Jack riatt, ~ rark place, ~ Il" Who
alb rded
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOUTH ArrKRA
MINISTRY or MARrSr,
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BOSTON Jan g. AM-Arr steamer VIM jenkins, Hsllett,
Baltimore via Norfolk brig Monte Crso Northrup East
Iarhor I'll schr Helen Mayo Ward Philadelphia. Tele
bark Anna from Cronstsdt n tow OF scantrg
Forbr. signal bark Cid steamers spaulding
owcs Battnore Norfolk Kensingtoa, Baker fhladei