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4 rirnltural.
Prepare for Winter.

As the cod weather approaches il behooyes ev-
cry farmer TO STE that everything upon his plant
alton il pun IA ORDER Go meet it; AMI first look u
the house Sse that it is made tight and con4iur-
table There is a great neglect on the part of ma
NY in this respect; and TO the open condition Of
dwellings, the irregular supply Of fuel and the
consequent exposure Of fam.lies, are to be charg-
cd about ihrue-fourths Of the farmers doctors bill,
10 say nothing ola large amount of Inconvenience
and discomfort II there Is cllpbolrl of Tire
house have it replaced if it is not "undcrpinnei'
have it done at once, or put bank OF earth a.
round il so thtt he cold Wind may not blow in ;
and iii BE- log house and the "chinking' is out,
leaving hole in the wall Of the size of q mans
arm, the bes, thing that be done is to fill it up
aud there is no better time than during one ui
these fine days
Next, take care TO have years supply Of wood
brought to the door, cut, piled up AMI covered
from the rain. Don't say you haven't time. II
will not take half The time to lott at once that L
will to have a servant called off forty times du-
ring the fine DAYS next summer to hand wood C.
nough TO cook dinner.
And then Just think Of the trouble it will save,
and the ffet;ing and hard words that viii he spar.
cd all hands from the kitchen to the heads Of de
partnents.
A cellar i q great convenience aud n the IA.
III III NUN a., nv lti4lltg HbllI 10 WIN
out one" Yet there are but few who have thi,
convenience unl the result j. that in this country,
where iiui. AMI vegetables grow almost withou,
culture many tuhe, are, during the winter. al
most wholly deprived Of these Injuries. The APP
ples-w which were bariel in the ground, are per,
hips rozeu OF have an unpleasant, earthly taste
the cabbage were improperly put up and are
spoiled, AMI the potatoes-ii the pigs Incredibly
spare them, are frequently locked up by Jack
Frost As TO defy the cycrtiuns of the cook to get
ut them, iustat the time they are the most wanted
This wont d. There must be good cellar aud
the best way to get one Is to set the boys To dig
ging it the first rainy day, when they can't work
on the plantation.
The next thing that claims the farmers attcu
ton is the ANIMALS. They don't ike to lay ON q
bed of snow with the sloet falling on them auI
without food--thcy will not thrive that way. and
we have known them, in this very ncghborhool
uulcr such treatment, to become so regardless d
their own lives ana their owners interest that
they would absolutely die by the dozen Now
this is very cruel on the part Of the farmer There
IL seldom winter in this climate that cattle do
not need heller and food regularly dealt out du.
ring portion of the time lie; them have il or
IN mercy Nil them in the fall and spare them all
thi- misery Glngog Btnsr
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ACuEAr SUBSTITUTE FOR 4 VAPoR BATH-Take
piece Of lime about half the size of your closed
hand, ami wrap around it n wet cloth sufficiently
wrung 10 prevent water running from IT, 4 dry
cloth is to be several times wrapped around this
place one Of the packets on each side, and by both
thighs "a few inches from them) of the patient
an abundant humid heat Is soon developed by the
action of the water on the lime, which quickly in
du1os copiou7 pcrspration the effect lasting two
hours AT least When sweating Is fully establish
cd, the lime may be Withdrawn, which is now 70.
duced to q powder. In this way, neither copious
drinks nor loading the bel with covering is rcquir
ed.-Ga-cHa Nsd'cRG
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TrrtlNG THE TRuru is not so often n proof Of
virtue as lack of talent To be "A good liar re.
qulios talents as imaginative as the bard for wha,
Is poetry Va fact, but lies set TO music. For this
reason. Homer not the Devil, should be consider.
cd the father of tbbers. With the exception of
twhg) Editors we know Of no men who have ut.
tered more un,ruths than Shakespeare and Byron.
Aswe SAID before, any blockhead can become GOOD.
act the villain well, however, man must pos.
sess the memory ofan almanac--thc activity of n
weasel and perseverance Of n woman bent on nd.
ultery' There is no character so difficult to sus.
tam as that OF a roglc.-Tle talent that Monroe
Edwards displayed in forgery, would make him n
millionaire, had he turncdhs attention to the prosy
pursuits honesty. Since virtue /, so much easier
as well as so much more profitable than vice n
man OF ordinary talent is an ass if he don't die nm
honest man-dBdny. Dutchman.
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MTcHNG CmcEESs.-An American named
Williams, near Champi-ny, France. has an estab.
lshmeut fur the artificial incubation of c,rs He
has been very successful following "a near as pos.
sol c, the means adopted by the mother hen A.
IN her case, he applies the heat from above and
following her instinct as his guide he frequently
removes the heat, leaving the eggs free to imbbe
Unnecessary amount OF oxygen. So far hi4 sue.
eos h., been complete, He finds ready sale for
uli his broods, Which are rent to market, when
twenty days old. His furnaces are kept constan.
ty at work to furnish poaiets for the Paris mmk.
Iit
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EFFECT or SALr oN WurNr-Some Of our read
ors may rccullcst that last flll we mentioned m
experiment made BY Mr. John Parkc, Of Gates.
sowing barrel Of salt 10 the acre upon summer
fdlow. The ground was plowei once the preco-
ding fall, again in may and salt .owci thereon is
above, aniafcrward plowed twice before seeding.
On the lst and 2nd Of september, wheat was
sown, two bushels to the acre. The crop has Just
been harvested and Slr F. Is confident it viii Weld
forty bushels to thcacrc-Ro.Ist,r Auericaa
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CtElNn BEEF.-l3y most Of the modes now in
use the beef cecome, loo much imprcgnatcI with
,nl', end "a, a consequence not 50 fine Cor eating
- The following process, this difficulty is proven
ted and the beef will keep til the following sum
uer To eight gallons OF water add two pounds
Of brown sugar, one quart Of mollssc. four ounce,
of ntrc and fine salt til II will lloat an egg. TLi,
Is enough for two common quarters Of beef Il
has been repeatedly tried and found very fine a
famous beef cater says it is the only good way
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The sale OF Rrandrcth's Pills

II ~ Increased uogr than tru-lu.d iu four years
/ / What better evidence cauhr had %, t-r.r value
a- a family med cine; 90 Of their usefulness In rHr
presentation AMI cure ot diseases For further eyi-
dcuce however read the following
Ir1W american Newspapers
The Noo Tor, Ersu.Hg STIR says Gyaulrcth'-
IU.-7re medicine wUnu tHcr own lVt,'i-r worth
". always secure .ur 'A.mg large and ready sale
They have G.nwray high upIin,on and a~ q
family and aW.-u.l.u- remedy. 90 would be- difficult
TO e4u7 la"m among al. the patent medicines OF The
The Van York Commercial saye: They remove
all morbid Huwur- and purity 'ha blood.
I'll. Nrr York SIM says BDndrth- Pil- have
been used among many OF oUriueuI- and 10 our own
family W. hare used them nearly taur years when
we required medicine, 20 that period no Doctor save
DR. B1uIleih has crossed our Threshold, and no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used
'AictlCI, men o.. ihe highest professional repu'a-
ton, have strongly recommended, lon n cases ui h.l-
IUu- affections constipation OF th~ bowels aud urr-
NUus and SICK headache arising from the overlooking
Of the digestive organs, the use OF BrundIctl- PI..
o. 20" best N,tru" rA'aut, tor relieving tIo-" who
age .ahuuuE under the oilrctF Of these complaints
They area most safe and .liicacuus remedy and GER
tain 200 their effects '-igc
"Iu TIE NUn.r FAMILY or NAN-We both
pleasure and satisfaction m recommending 10 all our
readers, Buudtc'h- Vegetable Pills. a. the most GER
tain, most -.'", land invaluable medicine CNiHut ~
onn-hHpu- AVOID aprugur Pills, We are perfectly con-
wheel they stand i'r above oil others NJ n certain
cure N al, cases % worms, scuyy, -corburc humoF,
uy-IIuI- anil al affections Nd the skin, drop-y, u-'h-
ma -'paa, wl,g,, piles, md .um5aEp, they wl.l be-
iUnUd invaluable Times.
Beware ol cuuU,rHelt mud rmrmlc. TINT Drug
Cr- are mo-, allowed 20 sci, the genuine Ask 10 see
iHn certificate ut agency. i. n 4 {. BVr'sg, nrr
i.e genera, agent. Tor northern Illinois, and nj th.lr
Store, ~ Luke Street, Chicago, they may be had
Wholesale laJ retail Now, ISIS. Is
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a Distinguished Yidtor--Tho celebrated q or.
man chemist Loibig, Z said to be positively com.
Ing to this country. The political disturbances in
Europe interfere with his pursuits, and so he has
Determined 10 visit America. Tho hope Of bcnc
fitting his health Il an additional indusomcnt
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Hendrix Hudson, Baltic, Empire
Oregon. q Saratoga.

Hcndrk Hudson, Baltic, Empire.
Oregon. q Saratoga.
Between Detroit aud SauluSky, daily
STEAMER arrow.
Between Detroit, Monroe, Il Toledo. daIy--st'rs
JOHN OWEN & JOHN HOLLlSTER.
Between Detroit and Port Huron daly-stcamcrs
FRlNKLiN MOORE 4 TELEGRAPH.
AGENTS.!
Il. J. VAN DEwATEr, New York
RCnARD b. VAN DEwATER, Albany.
u. NJ klNNE Mich. Cent X. K Dock, Buffalo
DuAs. y. iuRD, X. K. Freight House, Detroit.
X, II. murray, New Buffalo
JAMES PECK, & Co, Chicago.
W. MuNsER, Little Fort
&. J. llrIcHYloN & Co.. Southport
KNAPP, MuRFEv, & DorroN, Racine.
b. HUMPHREY, Milwaukee.
Gs-Packnges arriving a, Buffalo by rail road or
canal ior,hIs route should be marked" via NJ c r.
r. and consigned to care OF II VI Kline
apr Is toldcc ] w BROOKS,
Sup't Mich {. X K Co
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NEw WATER Lily" The most extraordinary
plant have SEEN" writes Mr.. W. Bidwell from,
Wide Bay, New Holland "is water lv INvn.
phTa growing IN alagoon called Boppoo. mi,
plant has leaves eighteen inches or NOR, in diae
Ter, and the flowers are eleven inches in diameter
in their natural expansion. doubt il Victoria
Regina Is finer plant
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nlc0ieincs.
DIR. TOW NSEND's
COMPOUND ENTRACT OF
) 4 II s 4 ARILLi.
tilc0ieines

"a
n, IL u -
""a'r ma blessing q The lge-,Tle most el.-
THIS Erty ''g' i.' .p'rl',Hr "a ne N~ia,
tim,y rbg,,,,,r 'L o." wa" i.'''''' ~ IS Nir
riar 10 grUy,L y Jg'""''I w ".i'n"!t" S"fc-
guis. yicie,,,,, 90. ~, 'i't'J' 'i,'ti"s 'PHf-
yI,IIr,.-...t '' ,''''''''- 'i' "'''"'.
VII -,,oS nypdiy and superiority otih Sar>opa-
rnltrs , "1"lh' medicines, Is, that while % e.
one otlb, yrr, I. u rN'soi"'rs the body. ltis
ciHCsryrrkn9wn. ma, nr "r xxx HH"W'' .H'"I-
tenn and ,rr.nrrlrp. fb, ,S Pu'il,7 u' "h"e VS.
Ftyr and rrl La,y. N ,nyr .'.. o. 'itl-.' hfG'
rrmrl,.nr And torIs. I..y " "l ." Gun
wonderful success, H L,.r.-... '' ,',' "' 'is
uyrygag- more rhrn lUpU9u ,rrr w. '''' va. ''St
disease. 90 .ur-f 1000 Kan. r,.,' -, 'S'SuI
hm- saved .,r,ulmsTr diam 5ua1 vi ''"1,''
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Grand De,our pious,is.

-,,,'. w ''''' EV'I9HN'
NNNO Horse steel land side,
Two horse non d.
Breaking d.
Corn db
new supply Of these very dcservcdly popular
Iio"- on hant. NoNrmrr who holsa p.ow han
die or runs turrow ought TO be- without one They
have driven ont every other make whore they have
been introduced. No one runs any rk N luvinr
them; liza p,ow does not prn-e purchaser AFTER n
trinI they will be taken back aud the money return
cd. For sale onN by q NarrlyeEr
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Notice to Tax PAYERS,

NJ OTlCEishcrrhyg given that Iwill,b myself
q oragenI attend ut the place ofhoilur cleo
/ tons, or at the places mentioned opposite
ih" names Of rnch precinct in this notice, on the iol-
loving days, for the purpose Of receiving the taxes
nrA y 1919: Atwhat or
Precinct whose house Day wccN D1tr.
grafton, Precinct house "Wednesday Nov I,
TreHi0a, Pub house V VcmeuThursdny 3,
Dayi9n Precinct house Friday g.
=. OHard, do bo Saturday 10.
Mission, is Armstrong Mon \ Tue" &c u,
L0raia, Benlamin's store Wed & Thu - 90,
JisBcrsoR, ID Bake Saturday Dec l.,
BroDkfeid, y + Gage Monday 3.
Eagle, George Bazore Tuesday 4,
Franklin + Galloway wednesday ;,
Formation, Asa lloldridgc Thursday 6,
Sandy, EsQr Dllman, Friday :,
,sdor, \ n Let's, Saturday 3,
Western, Brewster Beehe's
office Mon I'u& Wed" oli,l2,
Lasaile, Union House Thu & Frid l3,li,
Lnrd, VIM Simmons Saturday -,
Madison, DR. llcnncsy Monday Il.
Tfog Mr. Mclaughlin Tues &, Wed" Is 10.
Monroe, Esqr Bryant Friday 81,
Washing t0HPrecnct house Mons Tues" 81 %,
Indian, AG Goohspeeds stoieWednesdny &c,
" fermiilon Esqr Dmck frd Il Sat "9s 30,
And at the court house In Ottawa during the month
OF January, A. y. 1850. HENRY HURLBUT
Ottawa, Oct Lillian Collector.
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rIRsr CLAsN RIyER srEAMnONTs

to st. Louis, and by the Lower River Steamers to
towns on the Mississippi and New Orleans.
This Railroad, with the steamers Ia H. ronucr-
ton from Chicago to Buffalo. Tor regularity, -atty,
speed, general ecu pmcut INSTRUMENTATION, forms
IN every IcsIe,ta
SUPERIOR FIRST CLASS ROUTE.
and altogether The cheapest from she Nis.s.fpp val.
ley and The towns on Lake Nicn1an,o the east
f0r iTesAtag purposes, the difference OF iu-ur-
lhCe 10 favor Of this route over that through the
Lakes, shows an average utunr-ha.tot OH, p.rcrrf
lheiplowmG -lu,cmcltui this upon q trw arr,.
c.cs wi. seTc'o show is bearing upon lie whole.
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON ClpSIGrMFETS.

Referring 10 Our card above, We 'akc thu, occasion
to solicit con-Ig1mrHts Of merchandise either fol
,ale here, or forwarding 20 other points
We ~ta,. coullur ourselves 20 a commission and
forwarding business, and feel confident IN a~.iIr.r5
you that our experience in business and acguau,-
ance generally 10 the country viii enable Us To owe
any business w.h which sc may be favored, the
most satisfactory attention
Any person -anE 10 have groceries ofany kind
or any other nrnc.e pu0chaScd 10 II Louis or Few
OrcaHsuud shipped 10 them. can have il done hy
sending their orders 10 H. for >! per cent on the
money invested Pcr-onsdung a retail husnc-sanv
wecr' west o Detroit, or in any other direction can
depend upon having their order, filed az Ms low rarr-
they snnd 20 NJ, aujperhaps lower, than they could
by coming themselves Every attention ,hai be- ri-
ven 10 having goods put In good order and shipped
At low rates, however small The amount my be that
Is sent 10 us toh. invested It-hp.!ba done pramp,
ly and TO order M!rrrscy & PEf,r'y
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x500 County Orders and 20 Ian Warrants, for
poVV sale on reasonable terms il applied for soon
sept25 Kdha X Mandiebaum
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his ne j. fully prepared to DO the western irpigh-
ting bu-lnr-, from Buffalo TO Lake Michigan ugon
terms highly favorable to the public, and in conncc.
lion with the Michigan Rail TOAD Line. on the
Ere Canal "a contract for the same from the cities
OF New YORK or Albany toporls upon Lake NIchi-
gan, and to do a liberal share OF the trrIrhtne OF
produce eastward from Lake Michigan to Buffalo.
Albany, or New York
The following steamboats, will run in connection
with the Michigan Contra, RAJ. Rond
Between Chicago and New Buhao--Stcamcrs
Detroit, Pacific, aud sam Ward
the Pacific and SnmI Ward mnumeto Milwaukee,
ria lAu,eiorr, Southport, and Racine.
Between Milwaukee, Pur, Washington. and She.
boygan, STEAMER CHAMPION,
Between Detroit and Buffalo. DAILY. leaving
both places IN the morning, through without landing
steamers Mayiiowcr aud Atlantic.
Between Dctoian Buffalo, ria CLEVELAND, alily.
lcnylng both n.acCs In The cycnlnr-.trnmrrs
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First Arrival !

W NJ. II. W. CUSHNAN
y now receiving direct from Boston md New
lYork, his spring supply ofsaple andf ancy DR.,
Goods, comprising the largest and best selected stock
ever Offered in this market
We invite every body to come aud examine ou
new Goods. April ~, 1919
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To Thre>hcrS and Mnchinists.
n fSi'ra,e nrucle OF Oh for sale at one dollar per
gallon dec WALLER & llicKLlNG.
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For the sick,

Vt INT ~IFN.
Tho subscriber would respectfully say to the iuhablt-
ants ct NEWARK and vicinity thar hr has iu.i
received fl.l supply choice liquors, winch he i1-
tends for medical purpose only Therefore, uwu.
be torthe interest 0frha sick 10 send drr' 10 the
NEITARK DRUG STORE.
hr jhrir liquors H,a--1r.mcn, consists in par, ut
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Building Materials,

ING Bros. are now prepared to furnish
IA their customers with splendid article ofbcye
circular sawed siding, much lower than can be
Mill, in Ottawa. mny25
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ClETLON

Owing TO the grea, success and immense sale of
DR. Townscnds S0rsnparlla number OF men who
were formerly our agents have commenced making
sarsaparn cxlrncts clxirs, btcs, extracts of yell
low dock, &c They generally put itup in the same
shaped bottles and some OF them have stole and cop
led our advertisements they are only worthless iml-
ta,ions, mud should be avoided
Pnaciple office l2G FULroN street, Sun Building,
N. Y; Redding g. Co, < State street Boston;
ryou 4 Sons, 3! north second street, Philadelphia;
). $, llance. Druggist Baltimore 7. NJ Cohen,
Charleston; Wright & Co., Charities street, n o.;
l05 south Pearl street, Albuny and by all the prn-
cple druggists and merchants generally throughout
the United States, IVES; lndas and the Canndas.
q. l.. THOMPSON, Agent,
July l3io.-ly Ottawa, III.
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NASH paid for Wheat and Corn, by
~ Ottaxa, may IA, lSil l.. HILLS
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THE VENY LATEST
TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
The Latest Continen tai News.

LIVERPOOL, February "a, 1919.
Our teIegraphc express, in anticipation of the
mail, has just arrived, from which we are In pos
selllgence:-
Disturbances have again broken out at Lyons,
where very unsatisfactory state OF feeling is said
TO exist among the working classes.
Late accounts from Algiers had reached the
French capital, stating that the Arabs had attacked
the French troops 10 Alsiers, and that two hundred
OF the latter had been killed.
Sardinia.
Accounts from Turn mention that an attempt
had been made to proclaim republican form OF
government there. This news is not regarded IN
London as entirely correct, and requires con-
frmation.
IT il confidently stated that the King Of Sardinia
has resolved to take up the cause OF the Grand
Duke of uscapy, and is about to march, with an
Amy OF 1000 men, tor the purpose.
Hanover.
The news comes from PARIS that the Han0venau
rniDIstIy have resigned IN body.
Bavaria.
Letters from Munich sIate that great excitement
prevailed In that city, consequent upon the matters
at Variance betWet n the second chamber and the
sninisuy, and 1t was feared that If they maintained
their places there would b- serious Disturbances.
Naples ard Sicily.
is stated upon good authority that the SlcilIan
question bias been settled with the King OF Naples
upon the basis that Sicily will be under the control
ra separate Parliament, and be presided over by
VIceroy, who shall be chosen from the house Of
bourbon, 'r said that this arrangement will be
The Latest from Ireland.
by SPECIAL EMPRESS TO LIVERPOOL.
DUBLIN, Friday Night, Feb q.
The great topic OF discussion here is the trial of
Mr.. Gsvsn Duffy, on whose case the Jury, "pack-
ed" by the crown to Try the rts, have not been
able to agree. SO lar, Mr. Duffy has trlum,hed
With regard to the divisions Of opnlon among the
jury, We are enabled state that there never was
case IN which opinion more fuctuaied in a jury
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Naval Intelligence.

The United Slater sleep of war Germa atown C ON.
modore LowDdes was ~ st. Thomas on the 18th Feb.
She bad visited st Crox, sc. Johns Msyasuez r. r.,
st. Domingo, Jacmol, and Aux Cages, Asyti. The
c. left the United states soop Of war Albany at one
Of the above por,s her efacers and crew we're oil we'll
(Tbrough negligence OF some sre unable to
state where the A wss) Anoexed IL list Of her ON
GERS : Cbsiles Levndes, Esq. Commander; James r
MeKinsley First Lieutenant RichSe5 Forrest Second
DO; ChsrIes Thomas, Third do; Ssmtel j. Shipley,
Stortr, Purser; Jobn Matthews, Jr Acting MISTER;
Thonas II. LOCKER. Midshipman; William r OlssseII
do.t John X. Lsgow, 90 william n. Toou do !.
Arthur Dorsey, Clerk; Edward Harrison, Mastsr's
Mate; William G. Thompson, Guoner George Thomas
Sai'msssr; Henry De Coursey, Pursers Ste gard
81 The U s. storeship Supply, Lieut. Conmsnding, A.
Sinclair. was tewed down TO Hampton Roads ye-tsr.
day after noon BY the steamer Epg nssr. The Supply
10 bound to the MedterI aneap ana coast of Brazil
with stores for the sqsdrons tho.e stations.
The U ffigate Rsritau, Captain Page, will sell
with the first favorable ~ind probably to day We
the ooast for short time to touch 1t New York
the tuccetsor TO Comm dore wilkinson In the con
maid OF the homo equadrcn, will join the ship Shs
viii then proceed to her d-sttDation 10 tue CUR Tho
Psee; IL, L'eutsnsnt, Bepjamiu J, Tottsn; I'd do
VIM. T Muse; 30 do, VIM A. Parker; 4th do rhos
B. Hueer; 9th do, James 8. Riagely; CnsoIsia John
Blake; Fleet Surgeon, David Edwards; Purser John
A Bares; LIST Lieutensnt Marines Josiah Watson; I'd
do. Jamee Jsnes; Master. Frsuoi. Asxa sdsr. AZ
81 tsst Surgeons, Alexander Rc- and Asntoo Miles,
PARED Mioshtpmsn, Washington n. Davidson Ocean,
lei Culsy j. n p. De Kraft. Francts Gregory Iona
than Young; bf'dsh'pmen Joseph ID. Blake, Char,,
w FIusser John W kiddetl. WIN. 2 uc,,anp Jam.s
etph Lesis; Gunner. Andrew 4 Randall; Csroen,.r
within Lee; SALTWATER, Jacob Stephens; Cspts,o,s
CIeSk John Forn~y; Pureers Clerk, John p Crss
son.-NovfoM Beseom. Msrch8