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r. arm for ale,

TEvIlE subscriber proposes 10 sell his FARM 10
Il Gated one and half miles west OF ST. Johns
bury Plain on the stage Ioad leading to Danville,
containing about so acres Of good land, property
divided for uilage, pasiurage, &c. with good wood
lot, and sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon said
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, and a
school house within short distance; first rate SCI
OF farming tools and sugar uensis,are also offered
for Gale Said farm w i'll be sold bargain if appli
ed for soon. Terms--tor the most part of the pur-
chase money, reasonable credit, if required.
The fences upon the farm are good, and there is
good water at the house and barns
JOHN Il. SINCLAIR.
p. 5. For particulars inquire of Moses Kit
tredge, St. Johnsbury, or of The subscriber, at
Bath, N. ii.
March, 81. 1912. 2i2r
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

KK7E, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Wv lion. the Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners to examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against The os'
tate of DANIEL lDE, late of Orleans, deceased,
represented insovent and also all claims and dc
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the Cd day of April inst, being allowed by the
said Court for that purpose, therefore give no
tce that we will attend to The duties Of our said
appointment at the dwelling house OF Samuel Ide,
the second day OF October next, from twelve o.
clock ill six O clock on each oil said days
LUTHER MORRILL,
THOMAS WELLS, Commissioners.
JAMES SOUTlARD.>
Orleans ADrll 6. 1912 2l5w3
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Real Estate for Sale.

m NOW offer for sale, my Tavern Stand, Store,
H. Shops, &c situated in Stevens Village, Also,
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES or LAND,
good proportion of which is lnterva'e, Tillage,
OrchardDg and Pasture, with sufficient quanuty
oftimbor and wood land. 4
Tho buildings situated on said Real Estate have
rented for the five past years for more than four
hundred dollars per annum. The same VIII be soid
together in separate parcels, as WIZ pesi sun
purchasers.
A credit will be given for most of the purchase
money from one TO ten years Call and see:
r." HENRY STEVENS,
Barnet, Feb. ", 1912. 23SH .
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A N A PRIL d A Y.
ny II. W. LoNoFELLow,

by II. w. LOEGFELLoW
When the warm sun, that brings
Seed-time and harvest, has returned again,
"Tis sweet 10 visit the still wood, where springs
The first flower of the plain.
love the season we'll,
When forest gIades are teeming with bright forms
Nor dark and many folded clouds ioretell
The comng-on of storms
From the carth's loosened mould.
The aspling draws its sustenance, and lhriyesi
Tho stricken to tho heart with winter COLO,
The dropping tree reviVes.
The softly. warbled song,
Comes from the pleasant woods, and colorod wings
Glance quick in the bright sun, that moves along
The forest openings.
When the bright sunset Ellis
The silver woods with light, the green slope throws
Its shadows in the holows OF the hills,
And wide the upland CLOVIS.
And, W hen the eye Is born,
In the blue lake the sky, DER reaching far,
Ia followed out, and the dips her horn,
And wrinkles many star.
Inverted in the tide.
Stand the gray rocks and trembling shadows throw
And the fair trees look over, side by side,
And see themselves below.
Sweet April many thought
Is welded unto thee, as hearts are wed;
Nor shall they fail, till, to It's autumn brought,
Life's golden fruit is shed.
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Thc Lion of the bay.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGE

ST. Johnsbury. March, ls41, lt

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGEA
BILE PILLS.
TITO the citizens of the United States and i'
Il Canadas is respectfully submitted tbs DIff'
tory to the means Tor regainng thdtwGGm
been partially, and in some instances, foaN @"
What blessing should be priced above Mld
health and who knows better how to pize IL" s
sing, than those who have been deprived olE ~
il is an old adage, (and one that contains a "s'
junction. Sin time OF peace, prepare lOf "1
We should in time of Health prepare Tor 'IG !.
lacks of that stealthy foe, Disease. 1t w0aG Ss
wisdom to observe his movements, 10 scan Ns"~
form in which he approaches, and men w.
him with those means which are calculated
feet their overthrow Those means are nuS
fore this enlightened and intelligent cOmmGue
They are accessible TO the poor as well as l ,naos
| trust that those who regard the CoI'" m:.,
of man as one of the finest specimens OF p" .'sm
| work manship, and the laws by when ulo S' oI
IS governed and directed, as originating I'd Nv h,
er Than in the councils Of heaven VIII :" '@ hal
the inJunctions ofthe latter as to Pro'lu0 'D'
safeguard for the former. ,,ioOs sub
1t is with the most fattering recomcn~ea''Jme
scribed by the most eminent Medcai u'"', ,b,,
not only in this country but also in Europe Dom
offer this valuable Medicine to this America"
| pie. land mpa
Time and full opportunity for alf anu M" % n
| tial trial have placed the Lion OF inc ne "a. nr
yond the brand of imposition, HunDus eO'
&c. 0,rsal
This pill is composed of extracts oil n, Saa Of
the vegetable kingdom, (being entlrel. .n"Gnf
drug of deleterious nature,) and adaP'eJa and b
| IN to cleansing Of the Stomach, Dloou' BIhal
various secreti0ns OF the Human SYSTEM t,are 81
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and Asue - uOo
let Rosh Dyspepsia, Heartburn Cos,s ,s5 BY N|
ma. and liver Complaint have beeu cuIeo .,,ccups
ing these Pills according to the dirs'"''
nying each box. ,.ioe is culs'
Ii Is not intended that this medem nSsem is lh'
for all Diseases TO which the human
BILE. :, ~ compound
MANY efforts have been made !" .s v but haa
Medicine which would cure all Dlse sa above, Of
FAILED. Those Diseases enumeIaH" sure cue
within the mower of these Pills ana
relief is warranted. ,rp JEWETT, 7,
For Sale by DR.. LUTHER Jt sroREsHfr \
I JouSsBURY, AYB AT THE PRINciPAh
III. STATES 81 CANADA. 4
Price 81 l-2 cents. Suol,ou, lan'ss
AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine SICK; AiksG
Vile; A. 81 NJ. r. Cheever, Ear rA CIbo; J. w
Vincent, Walden; Warner {" 20 70, 1 Humpby!f
ling, Cabot; L. Eaton, Danvllie' - Corner; n'%
| Johnsbury; l.. r Brown, Lyna1%T r. FsiIb'J
81 Rankin, St. Johnsbury East o, K.
Waterford; John NJ. Parks, ba poacham CD$
skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, teI r. DentalaS /
Iar and Brown, Peacham; J. q a; NJ n HcytW1
Ton; Charles G. Newell, Burke . Guy
Lyndon. .al
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w MACHINERY.
NSbert, Gleason & NaNis

~ doJr extensive Machine Shop, in North
Mass. will build TO order, ali Ejn11 Ao,
IF m. Ia,esOOLEN MACHINERY, ""'u' OF
most reasonabf most approved plans and ON Il,
densors Side Brms, such as Pckels, Cards rue su9
self Dra(ts Worneyings, Jacks, with Or wi'S HOn
sat,inet and Broad sresssrs, rwsters, Casm 'us
row Gigs, Brushes, NS oo ons broad and Nar
CUSTOM CARDS o 8SVas d mO., busters 0
and a; the lowest prices. " "os' approved phD
No exertions will be sparea,o .,
faction, TO all orders that we n& Eve peilect salts
North Andover, Mass. Feb. iSS 'l ssS0fed with
Rail Road Depot. NS4S, near Tho
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Es OF NG CT % N IA y
AND
Epmr.E. WEElB g d IN q y.

I'D F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con-
Do tinues 10 import direct from the manniaclur
ers, all kinds Of d,ch Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experiences &c ~ -
the manufacture oflhis article he IS onapeu 70 'u
Than can he obtained elsewhere, and at lower prices,
Also, BURR MILL STONES, OF all sizes, made
IN order July 6. IS4I. 207ews6mewosom
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gygGgsRI gsss AIGsg sEs@W@sg
IN DANVILLE.

FVVHE subscriber has this day shut up his Bar,
H. and banished from his house AL that intoxi~
Gates, and intends henceforth to keep good Tenn
perance House, on strict temperance principles
do this not from motives of gain, as all my
friends and neghbors will bear mo witness, but
from principle, convinced as am, that the traffic
in ardent spirits is runous to the best interests, and
disgrace TO a civilized community.
invite my former customers, and the friends OF
temperance generally sustain me in this attempt,
and trust thai they will find me ever ready to fur
nish and provide every thing that really contributes
to The comfort Of the traveller, and all that the
way iaring man can need.
Danville, Feb. 6, 1912 23Stf
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WILLL4.M WRIGHI"S
N nm al IA H uPgativ Pills.

Entirely Vegefd6te.
Manufactured under the immediate supeilnten-
dance of William Wright, Vice President OF
the
North American College Of Health.
THOR the treatment and cure of diseases in the
NJ form OF bilious and nervous fevers, measles,
small pox. pains in the stomach, back and side,
consumption, dropsy, scroiula, cancer, splitting oil
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, diarIhGa, dys'
EMERY, cholcs, dyspepsia, palpitaton ofhe heart,
ulcers and sores Of every kind, &c. &c.
For Sale Jy
LUTHER JEWETT, st. Johnsbury,
F'S 81 MECHANICS STORE, St. J. Centre,
MORRILL,. 81 RANKIN, st. j. East,
l.. p. PARKS, ~ co. Passumpsic,
CHANDLER ~ BROWN, Peacham,
J. G. DARLIN G, Concord,3
G. w GATES Lunenburgh,
.GOOi.D IL NELSON, Guildhall,
FULLER iDE, ~ CO. Lyndon,
j. NJ. HOYT, ~ CO. Lyndon Centre,
j. JEWETT, 81 co. Barnet 2l3-ly
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@Iea y tSSAeSsF S MWMs@

T E N 4 L e S e n " Il Il Y.
VE1illS institution will be opened for the recep
y ton of Young Ladies on the first Wednesday
in May next, under the care of Miss MARY GIL
MAN who has for some time past been employed
as n teacher in the Female Seminary in Andover,
Ms and as such, her reputation stood very high
instruction in music by Miss CHARLOTTE
PADDOCK.
ST LnhnshnrY. 2Sth Mnrch. 1912. 243w4
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Con way WI c qHiciEn s..

NM L. KlDDER gives notice that he has sue
Wv ceeded the late L. Kidder IN the prepaTa-
ton of tho well known Conway Medicines, and
will hereafter give particular attention to the pre-
para,ion of tho following articles the long estab
lished celebrity of which, preclndes the necessity
of republication of the numerous certificates III
the hand Of the proprietor.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Numbness,
Chilblains, Stiffness in the joints, &c, will afford
the most unexpected and immediate relief in the
most obstinate cases of Rheumatism, lin few hours;
this article is openly recommended by Physicians.
The Liniment is done up in enlarged bottles
Price 81 I.2 cents.
DU.MFRIES ITCH OINTMENT.
Tho extensive sale and established reputation of
Du1nfries Itch Ointment encourages the proprietor
to recommend it to the public with renewed con-
fidence, as the most innocent and powerful remedy
for this annoying disease; it contains no mercury,
| or any other dangerous Ingredient and can be
| applied at all times with perfect safety Price 20
w REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
| The coucurrng testimony Of relieved gpatients,
from all quarters eslying TO the cures effected by
the medicine after all others had failed together
with the increasing demand for the article from all
parts of the country prove it to be one OF the most
valuable specifics known for this troublesome com>
plant. BJ7A Clergyman aOrites 49,
| have made trial of Dumfries' Pile Electuary
and found il produced salutary influence a!mos,
Immediately, and confidently believe it an efiec
tual remedy for that uncomfortable ana deotatins
! com plant Humanity has induced me TO recon-
mend it TO persons thus afflicted. and so shall
continue to do Yours respectfully, S.
! The remedy consists Of an Ointment and Electu.
ary Price for both rs cents, or 81 9 cents when
but one is wanted accompanied with plain q ann
Pile directions with description Of the complaint
DUMFRIES EYE-W.AI,ER.
| For sore ihfamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable rcliefand in some
encced;ngly bad cases tho most unexpected and de
sirabe relief has been found IN the use of this Eye
water, after other remedies had failed. Persons
| who have used it, pronounce it without hesitation
the best preparation for sore, aoeaG. or 'ntamed
cues they have ever met with Price 25 elsa bottle
CURE FOR CORN.S.
ALBION CORN PLASTER. The most safe
and speedy cure for Corns yet discoveredthe relic
is immediate. II dissolves and removes the corr
from the foot with and expedition and aoithou
the least pain Price 25 cents Box
Full and ample directions accompany each o
the articles
N. b. None of the above articles will be gent
Inc, unless signed w. j.. Ktdder on the outside
wrapper. For sale at his Counting Room, 81
State Street, up Stairs corner of Merchants Row
Boston. Also by l. JEWETT, st.Johnsbury,Vt
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
II hereby give notice that shall not, after this
~ date, pay any debts contracted by my son.
JOHN COLBY, and forbid all persons haiborng
trusting him on my account.
JESSE COLBY.
Sutton, April 5. lS42. 2i5w3"
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THOMAS CHADBOURNy ~

~ Doct. w. G. NELSON, Barne, v,
made arrangements with the subscriber Gr W. N'
slant supply Of the most approved Abdom0SaSSo con-
porters, an instrument now extensiyeIv "aS%
both sexes in all cases Of general debility n D'%A
weakness and relaxation of the abdominal m VIVA
is a prominent symptom. Also, a general 'o a'ms
ment Of Trusses calculated for persons who lesson an
visit an Infirmary for the radical cure nj ,b Sau
ease THOMAS CHADBOURNE M NJ ms
Concord, N. Ii. osias
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HmairmaFy for the TreA.-
of Hernia or Rupture 'H'
CONCORD AZ IL
CONCORD, ". Fl

TIME perfect retention of the bowe, i,h.. \
n anteed in all cases, and radical c"," "ele g@
expected except in cases of long standn1 may b
aged people. ing IN Very
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-28

could get the necessary information TO act
against her, yet if he succeeds in check
mating or condempng the QUE under sei-
zure, (the Montezuma,) the coast Of Te1na
is probably safe, and The Texan Navy
may be competent to contend with one OF
the Two frisales. although not both, ably
commanded and manned by British tars.
Gn, Il. has had TO employ g.ea, exertions
and 10 use several osents TO collect the ne
cessary proofs. It's said tha, he has been
zcalonsly assisted BY gentleman Of high
rank. distinguished in foreign service. who
has had no small experience in enterprises
Of a similar character.
Ii the Mon.czumo is inpouuded it will
be great boonlo Texas.
The Hon. Ashbel Smith was at Paris
when Gen. Hamilton effected the seizure.
lie has since assisted. and doubtless will
Cooperate zcu'ously. both privately as wcll
az officially, 10 making it good.-N. y.
H,rGM.
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From The Nc,o Orleans Pieayunc Sept. lS.
LATEST FROM YUCATAN.

Highly Important intelligence by the
arrival AT this por, yesterday Of The Arnerl-
can hris Toba-quinc, ono Of the transports
taking troops from Vera Cruz for the iuva-
sion Of Yucalan, we have The following in
reIigeuce contained in letter to iner.
chant Of this city which was politely shown
TO us yesterday.
The letter was dated Lasuna, 9,h Sep
tembcr. (instanl,) At which time the town
was in possession Of 1900 Of Santa Anna's
troops. The remainder Of the iucaian
Navy, living at the time in the porl ot La
guna and consisting oil brig and two
schooners. had capi,ulated with tho town,
wilhou, resistance.
The troops who wcrc made prisoners al
s.asuna-con,isting Of about TWO hundred
were taken by the Tobasquiuc 10 Cam
pcchy.
Tie Mexican force at Lsguna was com.
prsad oi one steamer, one brig. one schr.
aud four transports, which were joined a
few days after the capiulatiou by the iron
steamer Guadalupe, recently bull, IN
England.
We sincerely hope that the Mexican Ma.
w. may remain q few days where they
now arc, until until Com. Moore can SeI
into "the crowd"
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uORRlD MURDERS.
TALLAHASSEE, Sen

The following letter will be read with
painful interest. When, when, shall these
sacrifices of human life cease! The sus-
ses,ion Of our esteemed correspondent are
worthy of allenlial We learn thai Col.
Vose coulenplnics AL expedition West
for The purpose ofremoving The small bands
TINT huve annoyed our (cllow-ci,izeus in
that quarter:
MARlAsSA, Sept. Sd, 1912.
DEAR SIR: a family by the uame Of
Perkins was murdered by the Indian. on
the 29lh or 3Oth ul,. at Hickory Hill, about
twenty miles wes: Of this place.
MIR. r. his wife and TWO children were
billed, another of The children was 30 bad
iy wounded that no hope Of sis recovery IS
entertained, a sou, about eleven years old,
made his escape although closely pursued
by the savuses.
The attack was made about day break.
The boy who escaped says there were
about ten Indians in the company. They
used arrows instead Of guns. The house
was pIundcred aud burnt. They sol a rifle
and some powder and lead.
An accoun, of the affair reached here
on the day it trauspired, aud small party
started Immediately 10 the hope 10 hnd
their trail returning to the Apalach'coIa'
The company discovered Indian tracks
going towards Hickory Hill, but no sign OF
their having returned. The scout has not
yet returned.
The people a, IIicory Hill are Of course
much alarmed. They have !ried IN vair
10 find the trail Of the Indians leaving the
place OF murder. No trace Of il had been
found al our last accounts.
The people of Washington pTop"se TO
start on an expedition against The Indians
on Thursday next. Our county, hope
will Join them. The lndlau-, however
will have had too long start to authorize
much hope Of success.
So, sir. you perceive that we OF the
Wcs, have cause 10 complain OF the man
ncr in which the Florida war has been
closed, as well us our brethren OF the Mid
die aud East. There is one wny to close
the war, so far as the fugitive Creeks are
concerned. Let the U. S. Government
assure Capt. Sutton that ii will delfay The
expenses Of fifty men, to serve two mouths,
and authorize him to raise such force. II
This be done. the war will soon DC at an
end. He will close il not az Col. worth
hes done. 10 open again with double vio-
leuce, but by leaving no Indians TO wage
hos,ili,ies. If this plan is not adopted
troops should be stationed along the South
ern border of Jackson aud Washington
counties. Yours respectfully, VI.
P. S.-Sincc writing the above The scout
| that starred from here has returned. They
report tha, Tho Indians were discovered e.
| on the st Of this month Gu Holiness Val.
10y. A party Of three persons discovered
| them. The Indians pro(iered them tish
and boasted of having killed family ant
| could whip them. Que Of The whites h'ed
upon aud killed an Indian. mr. Jane:
;E...r,es.se eof tlalBe,s Valley is the gen.
wesc twelve in number.
] give you tho tale as i, was told me, but
have no doub, Of its iru,h.-SentiHeI.
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eEi8rPelQaseO7ES.
E,or, ~. CbnrIrslon .lfercury.

From the Charleston Mercury.
VILLAGE os BLurFroS. s. c., Sept. l6.
la the early part of the summer, the CT
,izens Of this pretty li,IIe village and lis
vicinity, invited their distinguished couu.
,ryman, John &. Calhoun, TO come among
and allow them an opportunity Of greeting
cordially by the haud the man they have
90 long delighted TO honor, and for whose
meri, they have an Increased regard. II
the attempt vas unsuccessful to Obtain his
personal appearance, it was The means oi
cliciting warm and hearty response,
which will be read with interest hy all
lovers Of u good thing, from great and
good man.
Letter TO John {. Calhoun.
BLurrroS, July l3, 1912.
Sir-Your iriluw citizens OF tic lower
part of,he Parisl, ST 81. Luhcs, through us.
tender you an invitation 10 parake Of Il
public dinner at the Village of Blutliou.
oil such time as may be most convenient
10 yourself. You must look upon this as
no ordinary invitation FOR mere compliment
tary purposes. The ciiiZcns who now iu
vite you 10 meet them. are living III that
norton Of the Stale most remote from
your home. ou, Of the track Of your usual
rouie from Washington. and srea, ma
joriy Of them have never had The "ppor-
lunily Of seeing and minglins sentiments.
personally. with you. a new generation
has sprung up since you visited this por-
,ion Of country in 1919, whist Secretary
Of War. and although We have been so
long Jepri, ell Of The pleasure .oi seeing you
in persuu, vet politically We have ever
been at your side. In all The even'tul pc
rioIs Of political controversy from that Time
up TO the present moment, we have never
doubted your devotion TO country, or qucs-
toned your integrity oi purposr. The peo-
ple OF ST. Lukcs have mt been idle or in
differen, spectators Uf the great struggle
that has been going On in The country for
the last few years. neither are they uninind-
ful of The conspicuous aud ardent position
YOU have personally horne in defence OF
the Constitution Of your country. They
therefore hope that you will give them The
opportunity they seek Of expressing per
sonally 10 you. the estimation and enhu.
siasiic admiration rhey entertain both Of
YOUR distinguished national services and
your uns2o',ed private reputation.
GEO. \. ELLIOTT,
Is. SCOTT,
JEREMIAH FICKLlNG.
PEARSON HARDEE.
GEORGE NJ. STONEY,
n. p .zCRnWELL.
JAMES POPE. Seu,
JNO. ". KIRK,
w. r. PRiCHARD,
GEORGE ALLEN.
Committee.
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NEW YORK, Sept IL

I'VE" Rohh, ScPi -.
Bwnos Ayres.-We have files OF paper,
frorn .his place to :he 9th Of July. They
contain no particular intelligence in reia-
ton to tho war beiween the Republic aud
aud their Oriental ncishbors. On the whole
however. Rossas seems to maintain his po.
silon, aud subscl iptons Of money are lib-
orally making in support Of his govern
meut. On tho olhes hand a, Monlevldee,
great exertions appear necessary 10 their
defence. anI among other measures taken
there, is one prohibiting any native leav-
ing The conntTy. unless he gives security
for the monthly payment Of one or more
soldiers Of The Eqropean bnttalons which
ibe Government is forming.
The Buenos Ayrcan Squadron under
Admiral Browt. had sailed in pursuit OF
three armed MouleviJcau vessels who had
passed the Island OF Martin Garcia and
entered the River Uruguay. A slight Ell.
sasemeu, took place between them aud
the Fort on The Island, without any serious
results.
The Oriental barque Lcpoldina Rosa.
from Bayonuc. bound 10 Mon'cvideo. with
27U Basque cmigrau;s. f,rndered on the
9Th inst. in a gale Of wind from The S. Z.
at the Cas,ilos, on tho East coast Of the
zs-sss-s-c,ssEass-i--skf ----a--s-s .Ai- -tos,
900 Of the emipraats were drowned, rs al.
SO the captain of tho vessel and part Of the
crew.
The United States schooner Enterprise,
Lieut.. Wilson, Commander, wa, lying al
a, Buenos Ayrcs at tie latest date.