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no the Public.

FEIIE GREAT bENLING SAbNE The
a wonderful! feet ui CounoIs Pain ESTalor
IN removing all pain from buns aIn,st instantly
upon It's application, Is truly astonishing, aud
did the public generally know OF the sanaIl,e
properties, We are convinced that no person, c.
pecialiy heads Of families would allow ;hcu-
selves To he a single day with, il. lthas long
been dtsideTaium win medical men To hnd a
safe and established remedy ofh0us, ouew which
would remove Inflammation without causing AZ.
dtionni pain and speedily extract the fire.
This grca, magical pain extractor combines all
these properties aud many more. Il preventsor
extracts modification relieves all pain caused by
bruises. bls,efed surfaces, sc, The ignorDnl a.
,ertions often made that ANY thing said 10 have
universal merit must be good Tor nothing. Is best
replied TO hy informing the scientific, that all
the properties Of anOdyuc nstriB gent autlsepllc,
nergine, hctpatic and biIsauic, together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically COLI
ccntraied in the must powerful degree, which
union composing drawing aud healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with sucu tase as 10
/ give often the appearance Of miracle.
/ The above article with cure the iullo"iog COM
plains. or 40 pay taken Tor Il, VIZ buns,
sca'ds. sptains, e'Gptions, chitains, old sores,
bruises, scrofula, sore eyes, sore nipples, eTysF-
elias. pimples on the face, white sw, Kings, piles,
rirh,r blind or bleeding.
| Read the following ~ child. nephew o' 4
/ freud of mine, stepped in vessel OF bollng va.
ter and scnjcd It's leg up 10 It's knee, when Cen
Incrs pain extractor, from 81 Courlandt stree,
was applied, which almost Instantly gave relief
to the I,te sufferer, ani soon entirely cured it,
| Also a child VI my own burned It's hand severe
| ". aud used the salvc, which gave instant re-
/ lief and seen cured 1t entirely: and iIr one,
could mt be induced to be without 1t, think
every family should always keep 1t On hand to
,sc IN case Of such accidents. n ADAMS,
Pastor Of Trinity church, Saueetiics' Ny.
rTCorners Pain Extractor is sold wholesale
and retail By COMSIOtk DNo ihS'
90 Second ~, 81. InC.S,
90 I'm md G L THOMPSON. OtlaUt.
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AaalSYlT9AAIaa

Philosophy Of Caurning.-The
cream. OF which butter is made, con-
sists Of minute globules, about l.
10000 part Of an inch in diameter,
each surrounded BY very thin trans
parent pellicle or film, that prevents
them from adhcring to one another.
During agitation by churning, these
little pellicles break, and the fatty
portions of the globulcs unite into a
m,ss e,rmine bntter, whilst the but
terInilk is left behind, which consists
principally of caseum the basis OF
1beesc. } milk-sugar, and watery
anid. called serum.- -.2n. .2,rlc4!-
turis!.
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Claycoal-- Pounded charcoal, or the
refuse of the heap, should be Tricky
strewod over every place where
filth is allowed to accumulate. 1t alb
serbs the bad smell, and makes an
excellent manure of what otherwise
would not only be useless but often
sive. 1t also prevents the larve OF
insects from becoming flies or moths.
Pigs like to eat charcoal, and are
thought to fattcn on it; and in the
course of the summer months, | fire.
quently have bushel or so at a time
thrown over the pen. 1t makes the
manure SO much more valuable that
| find it worth while TO buy it for the
purpose; and in SO doing the pens
are never offensive.
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DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,

IfhC HFtt'D 'NiCHgO,
1>,lS remedy ia prepared entirely from vepe-
l. table substances aud contains no mercury.
arsnic or anythiug that can prove curious to III.
system. Its effects thosa Of "A duobsirueni mad
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy actiun
Of the liver and stomach whose functions ore &,
generally impaired Ia This class Of diseases.
Lluinine and other tones serve ouly 10 many
cases to brake the chills, Dot do net remove tho
disease al The liver aud other organs implicated
On which the chill ami fever depends hen 20 the
usriuIuess OF the Fluid Extract OF Bark" (par-
uculrIy where physicians cannot readily b. con-
sutcn.) which contains al the qualities suited I,
tn" indication of these mnadirs
The 'Fluil Extract of Bark is prepared by
DR.. Sawyer after several wears experience in al
mInisctiug to ,ho.c otil cited, both in the eastern
and western part of the United States, and he
can confidently commend it to the public as pos
se'sina virtues well adapted to the permanent
cure IT the often long protraccj intcrmi.nIs
AMI remlttents Of unhealthy Districts.
/ llundro Is of testimonials IN regaru to the eff.
cscy OF the medicine from persons of respectable
Z nv have been given to the ProprtluT-but he
does not make use &C them AZ hs profers To In, q
/ the medicine Introduce iisct solely hy lis merit.
I Sold by KING ~ WHITE, cOmcfof ho sails
] and Eanai streets who have constantly n hand
a large supply .. D,us,. Medicines, Oils, by
,tuii-. Sc.
/ July 30 1877
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Far Cleaqsm5 BrGss.-One ounce
oxalic acid to quart Of alcohol
Rub with a woollcn rag till dry.

.7Rat PJwier,-A correspondent
ofthc Albany Cultivator recommends
the following for rats, OF when he
relates this story;
81 once, however did see tame
rat, Tin Elingburgh, at the back OF
the Castle, in the year 1881 which,
having been previously smcared with
a certain composition--that which
am about to describc--was let loose
in a vault, and in less than half an
hour returned followed by some hall
dozen Others, which seemed SO ena-
INQUIRED of the dccoy, or of the scent
thathu about him, that they suffer
ed themselves'to be taken alive in the
rat.catcher's hands, without even
Offering to bite. The preparation |
purchased from an eminent pracu-
toner in rat catching. 1t is as iol-
lows:
Powdered assafntiia, ! grain,
Essential oil of Rhodium, 3 drachms,
Essential oil of Lavender, | scruple,
Oil ofAnnisced, | drachm.'
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

DETURN thanks to the public for the liberal
ENpatronage extended TO them, and would state
tina, they have removed to the north side If the
City Hotel, to The building adjoining the house
s,cy occupied by John McCany. They have
procured The latest
Spring and Summer Fdsliaas.
dircc, from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments ia the most ,ashonabI,
style. Work will be done in the best manner
and all garments made 10 ct.
Ottawa A mil l. 1877
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reg,ia5lc Criosi'ies.aThe Ed
;tor Of the Advertiser, Rochester,
savs:-We were yesterday shown a
I;3b oran apple tree which had upon
It within the space ofserenfeen inch
% no less than siriy:fce GPPfeS =
They were placed upon the stuck
like kernels upon a corn cob. yes
terday We saw a cucumber when
cheat. all.o The length is hreG. feet
eieren inches and a fraction. Also
branch of a peach tree about two
fee. long which bore sixty peaches
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his old and on Columbus Street, near the Union
House. Beef, mutton, veal ,--cvery thing in sea-
son aud in his line always on hand. As he pays
cash far all ho buys, no is Obliged to csac, Il on
all his safes. Heads up, RICH, face, forward,
mareh--,o the Butcher, and draw your raiione,
Of steak. roast, &c. &c.
Ottawa, July %, 1917. liz
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DAYTON
w DOL L EN- F ACT E 7,

"E would most respectfully inform ouI
w friends and patrons, that the above estsb-
lish nent Is still in operation, and il continue
10 tie, 81 long as we continue to receive such q
liberal share ofpublic patronage. and would here
renew our promise that no pains sha he spared
on ourpau, with skilful workmen. Ia render &c.
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing III,
following kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
ilSSinrrc. Saiinett. Tweed, Jeans. LinWy
tIanlrls Of different kinds. and Blankets.
Which we offer for sale Wholesaler retail, yer,
heap, for Cash, Wsedi,o or Wool, or will max,
'ihrrsi exchanges. say vd. fulledcloih for from
= TO his of wool, yd jeans for 2 lbs. yd
flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blankets fo
rs much more wool as il takas,r make them
Sc' all LOT the same quality. Drw will manu-.
fnctgrc fulcd cloth on commission, =, from 81
10 62t cents per yd Wool calculated Cor ex
changing or manufacturing should he well wash
ed On the sheep ard rolled up in separate ileeces
CAR0IHa AND SPiNaIaG,
VII he done a, frnm 5to IS cents per pound
FNRDiNG will b" done hi, season al ) cents,
'rcrpt rerN foe o! cents per pound. Come on
Win your iine wool, as we have just received
'So uev single machines Of the latest and mos,
improved style, which will he Pot in romplrt
'ri"r, with tine cards, NO. 81 and 3S) hv the
20 b inH. and are calculatcd expressly for Gu .
.in'n work, Our old machine " i'll be put in .od
rider, and will De Justice to the coarsei qualities.
Persons coming from = distance can havcthrir
work done with the least possible delay. and n
l manner which We will warrsntto give salts.
faction.
L 9TH DRESS
-, II Tho lam, a . IA. II
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Hon. much PORK VW a busheI Of
Corn make ?-The committe to adj
judge premiums on swine for the Es-
sex County (Mass.) Agricultural
Society, at the exhibition in 1916, in
concluding their report make some
observations on the cost of making
pork. They say:
"It is believed by your committee
that pork can be raised for six cts. a
pound, when corn is sixty cents per
bushel, at seven cts. pound when it
isseventy cents per bushei, and so on,
either way, one cent pound on the
pork, and ten cents a bushel on the
corn. And this conclusion is drawn
from the fact that good thifty hog,
that will eat four quarts of corn a
day, will gain pound and half a
: day.
The oommitle speaks in regard to
the utility Of cooked food, especially
apples, for swine, as follows:
sour own testimony would &c
strongly in favor Of cooked food, and
some OF us are of opinion that il it be
fermented tits oil the better. In
decd, apples, sour or sweet, if boiled
and mixed with meal, are not only
eagerly eaten BY swine, but arc near.
ly as promotiye Of their growth a.
potatoes managed in the same way
We have no question that this 10 the
best use to which cider apples car
be appropriated"
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BLACK smiling.

o. - TIL Z subscriber takes this meth.
80 - Cd Of returning thanks for the rub.
TT y lac patronage heretofore extended
q * To him. and wishes to infnrm hi.
..s} e.A friends and public generally, thai
-SZ/ he has turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing II wagons and bucaies. il
all its branches; he has secured himself the bes
of workmcn, both in wood and iron, and his STOCK
of lumber aud iron canno, be surpassed by an,
in this vicinity.
Wagons uaie 10 Order snj warranted chcape,
than any other establishment west Of Chicago
Please call and examine before purchasing. :
lumber wagons really finished on hand; aud car
finish any kind TO order in few DAYS notice
Cash paid fnr seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916. BARNARD.
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Ia Bpeou County Sec 80 l7,nili eas,
OF the 4'h principal meridian.
IN Grlmdy Couniy.-se qr Q, 81, o; Q hf s~
" IL. 30 g.
hWiH Couniy.--E hfsS 49, 81, 9; sw r. q
8, 49,,
The above Lands will be cold cheap. On
moo, of which, by paying ouc.tour,h down, time
vii, bc given ON The balance.
40 GEO H. NORRIS.
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Money skillfully expended in dry
inp land by draining or otherwise,
will be returned with interest.
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For sale.

ns THE lot aud building now 'ccu-
,..,,g iSpirj by King and White, Druggists.
- ~ ~ end the nOt'h thirty feet at lot 3, IN
block 10 in Ottawa. King and White have a.
lease Of said building til the lst of May next.
Enquire of DICKEY and LELAND.
n,.w, scpt Q lslI 3n
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Marble aud stone Yard.

N LYONS would inform the inhabitants o
DsOrawa and surrounding country ,ha, h
has established himself in tho above business /,
Ottawa, on Columbus st. directly opposite Geo
Wcsts livery stable. where he will he able TO fur
nish 10 ordnr tomb stones. monuments, tables o
any other article in his line OF business.
0uiwn, Sept, II, is47.
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peru Wharf EOat.

Teru WHIT EG"t'
THE subscribers have cited ura
SSZsY5xG large aud splendid wharf boat at
nsas Peru, for the accommodation OF
travellers uho are frequently obliged 10 wai, Tor
transports. and Tor the receiving and Jlrcha'a.
irr Of freight. The observation-disclosures OF the boat
ore remarkably pleasant aud commodious, AMI
unsurpassed by any public house, and those who
are detained nj Peru will ii,d Il much their
Advantage aud conv cnienee 10 make this Their
place Of sloppaee. ~. X: Mnhm,,
sep, Y, 1918. ROBT. BURROWS
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A, 3, SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ouawo
on the north side Of the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all'calls in his line Of hu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop swarautcd. Cutting don,
10 order. may % lsi7- 46.,f
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orricE OF Tar Soiieroa or rus TarAsuRr,(
August IL, lSi7
CEALEO PROPOSALS will be received this Office
25 IL o'clock
uned Sues and in
hereinafter the and conditions mentioned below
to Wit
LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
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.,.d. Cor snle nj Public Auction.

Lands for sale at Public Auction.
VNTll.L be sold public nucilor NJ the court
w house in Ottawa on Monday ,he lhlrd'
day Of January next, at O'Clock Pm, 'o'ho
hi ,hestbiddsr for cash, =
The whole o section %, I. 81, N 3 east 81
81 p. NJ. q,
Also, the whole of the n i ! sec. n, T'9'
n X 3 E3l j. NJ.
The above Lands are prairie Of TIC hes: qan',
lila uooues,iopaLle. GEO. H. NORRIS,
Agent for The O'cner'
Ou,wn Sent, n ISl1.
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lOnl, lOai.i

yEyHE Subscriber is no y procured to furnish
superior article OF coal, to all those wish
Ing To Law IN their winter supply, OF to transfers
tor the Chicaco market. He has nrnber OF
men a, work in hi. PTS, and can finnish any
amour, required, ut tie lowest cab prieo,
FRANCIS BRADY.
c., II 1917
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Taxes for lSi7.

Taxes Tor I0ib
vuyIJE tax liz, for 1917 is now in my handsio,
collection. shDll be in the county OF ",'
days Of each week except Saturday on wo'ch
dny can be found at my office, prepared 10 'e-
eeiye ,ax,s rom those who may wish to pay "a
,own Cos,, will be added to oil tracts OF lands
.nJ ,,,n l,,s Tint remain unpaid after the first
~ i,nr,,y. ,sa7, ~ n list of delinquent lands
ID ,a,vr ,,,s will have to he handed To the prn-
Tor Tor publication. H. hoHknu
Ottawa. Sep, "a. 1917. Collector.
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DritsnMiu Lam ps, for burning lard or
ID iallow, for sale by J. MANLEY 4 GO.
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CLOTH DRESS
Willie done atthe usual priees.or smalldis
count for ready pay. Us d. GREEN
Dayton. Nav |, 1917, J&DG.
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b. Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA April 20. 4 PM.
Arr ship Capitol, (new( Simpson, Newb9rypot psrks fons
Shankn, New York; Tacoma. Howes Boston; CHANCELLOR
Hail. New York; brss Samuel Abbott, (Br) Guard LINER
ick, reland Union tBn Aouel Belfast lreisnd Irime
DO Everett Southampton, Eng; benjamin. Cobb NORWICH
ter Home Crowe Mary H. Baker Boston; Frank Bates
Matuzas; schrs General Warren Davis, Portsmouth,, H.
Rough aud Ready hcCean Hartford; Triumph Wade New
York; Wyoming, Willard Halifax Mary Seotchburn, Ellis
Gloucester; Samuel Mcdowell, Vail, New Bedford; Ann
Park Brghtman Fall River; Clara, McFarand; Foster Ba-
kerr Hopewel Spear; VIgmlan, Nlckerson hsvoiunon'
Esbee Boston; w Henry AcCobb Providence; Exchange
augustus Klboum NYork; brgs ShaInnt Thomas Palermo;
Yctorne, Smalley Providence Two Sisters Chamberlain
NNok; schrs Susan Sears May Fowler lugraham York;
John Hartman, Eyre, Wilmington Z; Jabez l. White Cor
Boston; New Zealand, Poland, Jane HENDERSON, Rob
bins, Providence; barges Middlesex Wilcox; Whale, Bald
gCd, bark. Milton cpE,y Rio Grande De Sui; Falmouth.
Ssgo; brig Cashnoc Diekmas sligo Ireland scSTs willis
Spear, Boston Clara, Mcfarland Boston OreEon; Still,
Saco, Name; Jane Henderson, Stebbins Fall River
New ZEALAND. Poland Boston; White, Cosin Provi-
dence; Williamsburg, Mlles Newport X ]; Emily, Peck,
Stanford Conn., w Borden, Potts. NYork; barges Cur
cy, McFarl md do; A Douglass Peterson, do; w Cox,
Bloomsbury do Planet. Green do Shark Stevenson do
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA April 23-Arr schr Perfect, fin Boston,
BALTIMORE, April 2G-Ar Dutch ship Johann Jacob Gil
kirk FIN ROTTERDAM steamer Herald, saws off New Point ship,
make OUT and off the Rappaannock light ship both at
anchor CID schr Ovoca Bush NYor SIS ship John Barring,
Rowland for Lyerpool; sch Clio; Wilson, for Portsmouth,
N II.
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Foreign I,nI,ortafions.

LosDosshp swi asTIaadtI case Chamte5s *, wine
$ %:$, Ta5, PSa&s $s;
os. refRig ell H fS hail At
f Das c 6a
M sSahsa'f D;f;
II 1Ssssls,nsr SS, ksisGh Co.
Sosdhas cgs case. B,lawiaT vy.e sea-sN
ii bundles iron P1s. 100 basket. mdse order
cask. 50 tons coal man Brothsri S' easi. Edwin
Hga!0 case. Hi1ISkl0S sIsis. and casks w%E
L.app eHI2o do e bales John Ghon- cask Tout
DId M Ne~ Ss bale. Asfr dSoss
SS%s H.n%G5;isy3 east. Msetie Wilbur sss-s
ssf chass % Ss.ai sf: nse S.e.
72casks Clarke McGowan-lCO tons coal HoIden-l3l
LrcHoRS-ship Aquetnent-l2 bales paper P Harmony.&
s1ti oods Dss- syns;
10 Denney-2o cases alabasar works q Pandelhneo3
s Df. nsf:: T sss Daa Rssyh
sonI pkg ssy%GpI Co.'S case. BuIsdIa3 do marble
marble q s. s' s Sa; .ddAa tss sds
i do DsK6am Moore do jonesils BIS 1000 marble
s; e ' %Sl Si BIZ:
4
BoRDEAuIBrg Frances Lord-20 ks red wine Echare-
3brs do do Aguue & Galwsyi mdse Rozat colt cks
brandy Clement dc hlak8 h pipes do BIZ Meriaa Bernard
Is bXs lib Stevens Sons-l3 do boxes Mimic hf 20 ar
pipes 6 bxs Bsrsalon co-l3hd qrcks o Wiman-,6
casks Boevng X Witte-l3 White She1ield-2 CT WIN
Dubourdien0 bis Schragc Koop coeO bottles so
q do II Bonnn co-203 cs IL bottles w Scmidt Voge
3j3 cs u do Dan ST. Arnond bis @ Castillon-5 hf pps
30qr do brandy Barsalou COLO m do 0bhds do Segnete
co-Si c red wine IL hhds do Stouyeneljo h pipes
brandy John Durand co9 cks mdsc ID @ & ID Iavland30
cs prunes Seignete co36 hhds eks 100 John Tar
dy20 hfhhd rs hhd hf6 ar cs so bk 60 Danl st Ar
mand-l0 cks Joel Woe-3 pkgs VIM Johnston-2 Jno Dn-
rand COLO hhds wine 80 hf pipes bxs do do 10
ek brandy bs do ~ indigo 10 hf6 ar pipes bran
DIV 10 10 order
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PuIIAprIpHtA Anril Of Isa7

PHILADELPHIA, April IS41.
Our rowdy hremen had several harcups yesterday in
the western part ofthe city house recently built
by tho Western Hose Company assaulted with bricks
by the partzans Of another company and good deal Of
glass broken Several arrests made by the police
and held to bail by the Mayor for their appearance
answer the charge.
The U. s. steamer Princeton was hauled up to the
navy yard pier this morning, preparatory to removing
her wornout boilers.
and two schooners built here
of Capt r. f. Lopez, government agent were launched
schooners upon the stocks ut different ship yards
which will be launched in few weeks, all destined for
service In the Gulf II peace should be proclaimed our
posa Of these vessels by government, to the highest
bidder.
On Sunday morning the wooden factory Of Messrs
Christy and Shaw, Spring Garden. entered by rob-
bers who being disappointed in their search for plum
discovered in time to prevent any material damage.
number Of rogues are in town. and instances OF
pocket picking and attempts to swinde Of daily
Tho splendid steamer John Stevens commenced run
ming on tho regular line to New York this morning
ness the term this morning Bambsr one Of the Jack
Shepherd gang OF burglars was convicted on two bills Of
indictment
Our wharves never before so crowded with YES
sells of every description ut present The number
counted yesterday 81 ships 80 barks 81 briggs and
AZ schooners which may added about 10 that have
arrived this morning which yet moored in the stream
not being able to find berths along the docks
The southern telegraph has been out of order for Sc
vor hours which may prevent the southern from
reaching you this evening
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
AAh y F q so Baah cash L
STATE 81 e. Do 9sS Cana? , 30 DO
q 81 5000 Tea: y'S x" o1en''' D0"''
After $4,000 Girrd Trust 2 1920 Lshigh 6's cash
S So Shss BUnd. e e SS
Canal a. 100 g. X 81 aS
s5i Sae IS s 1000 Canal
20 Union Canal ~.
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p4ck, 0enius Dc Wolf sagus 0rsnds NJ Taylor; Dido
Sosdos Si 81 j ESassrN sArf s b.
Wxs na bbs fs
and ap M & Knight M1rsh s from London
WIN Tyson March s H. lon 20 sS spoke french Ss
ssa as iH S1 's
toy as Ssaa 81 ~ Ii. asa @
u.s. ,h LAT q ~ lop a. bark Kitby Garter FROM
Williams from Liverpool Tor New York I 70" 49, sup
Ship Palestine. MumfOrd March 26 from Liverpool,
Ship Chaemaxns Packard days from New Orleans with
Ship 4assias1 o.Se OF G Ba..%f Ro So day. from Leg
AO s @ Sc ,. %af 70 s ;s
a a ras d s hS and @
r.; % e 1ss
sSs I'd s ass S.%
a yns and anSrr se a H. s of
and Saa supplied her with and c
;sets lay csislas from MN Ne. S.wIy
S2 s9 s. pIaf sy ss Ap Kssi
s Lon 50 s. and s s.
Bs5 3 Rochelle Curtis !oi Boston, 9 days from Palermo
Br bark Wave, Kidd 81 days from Dundee with COAL to
Gtrsa With % Ho%ss Godfrey Co. 'D' II"
Br bark Queen Jeoty 80 days from LIMERICK in ballast
~ Kngord 22d inst LAT &c. lon 70 o. spoke ship Exchange
Brig Francis Lor Riley from Bordeaux witt brandy to
Se spSse f sy So b. 5 s
spur from Trinidad for Glsgow 18th lat 80 TO- lon 49, bark
ed in lat 80 Ion CO w Amer herm brig painted black
with white streak and plume. coored house deck
Br brig Conqueror, Flanagan days from Limerick, in bal
lai., TO trocher 90 ~ ssteer1ge passengers
Br brig Diadem ad 10 days I'm Windsor, Ms. with plaster
Brig Globe. Young, IS days from Narsees, with wne
Brig Wetumpka Fowler FIN Mobile April 4, with cotton
brig symmetry Toui 10 days I'm st Johns, F, in bal
Br brig Douglass Douglass days from Maitland with plas
Brig tIarbinger Winchester, from Havana. with
Brig sayian. days from Savannah with cotton to
se5r May Flower Churchill, IS days from Point Pstre:
bags coffee, do tamarnds to Dulerceaw.
Schr Pheaton, Hinckley, days from Bath with lah, to
With potatoes to w lker Taford '"' ans ''''
Schr IScon Bearse, Boston, with mdse to Atkins
sshr Richard K%h crowsi Salem, with md.e.
schr Brave, Crowel Boston, with n,dse to Herrck.
Schr Excel, Lowell, Boston, with mdse.
Schr Chapel Nash Machias with lumber Brett &Vose
Schr Ccylon, Fuliord, days from Thomaston with limo
Below.
Sw bark, James Boorman, FIN Stockholm; brig II Chap
man; Br brig Rainbow; also, briggs
Sailed.
Packet ships LIVERPOOL and Sir Robert Peel Liverpool;
Gladiator London; Sarah Arsillia, Havre and others