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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

DOUBLING THE CARE. a jolly good
na,ured dog Of a voyagrr to El Dorado,
gives the following account of lis en-
perience in doubling Cape Horn -
Those who are contemplating a voyage
TO the god diggings would do well to
give it perusal.
is impossible to describe the scene
ry in the vicinity Of Cape Horn. 1t IS
all it is " cracked up to be-" he ele-
ments were in such an incessant tnr-
mnil, that we had TO lash every thing
on deck and below, but sometimes we
would be struck by n" sockdolager,"
which would knock our calculations
into fits. Chairs, chests, trunks and
boxes, would fetch away" pell nell
10 the leeward, aud when the vessel
righted, they would tumble back again
in the most admirable confusion. We
used 10 lie in our hunks and cal oil
cotillions for them to dance first
four forward, balance, turn partners
all hands rourd-great grand right and
leh-promenade TO yo'r sea,s.-No
one could walk on deck without cling
ing 10 some,hing-and sometimes we
would be struck unaware by heavy
sea, and suddenly find ourselves crawl
ing out of the lee scuppers, rubbing
our shins! Thus we were drndlcd
about by the perpetual turmoil of the
elements, until we arrived at Talcah-
uana. OF the un,lrlng, unac ;onntable
aud unspeakably "savagerous' '"n-
l pnses ever kicked up in human nature,
Cane Horn takes the banner. ! have
sailed boats on the Delaware and Mer-
rlmac, raft on the raging Canawl," f"
have been fishing aud wrecked on
Long Pond, among the icrocious horn
pouts. and did think ! wa. some "pun'
kins," but Cape Horn can take my
hat"
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Worcester, March 7, 1850.

PusL,c MeeTEc ~ GGoRelA.-A pubic
meeting, irrespective Of parry, was con-
,ened at Cassvil'e, Georgia, on the 9Th in-
s,an,, a, which The following resolutions,
among Others, were adopted
Resolsed, Tha, Co, arcss oueh; 10 ad-
m, California as State (wish proper lim't')
into the Union and in doing SO Congress
has no power to say whether slavery sha !
or shall not exists within her limits, nor can
j, impose upon her any condit' a. 10 her
form Of governmt ut, except that It snail DC
republican.
Resoirsd, That we are opposed to The
Southern Convention proposed to be held
a, Nashville, cherishing as we do a strong
s,,achrnen, TO the Union and We p'edsc
ourselves to suppor; the Prc:dcn, in uacins
all Constitutional means in his power to pro-
tee, il from violence for any cause new
known to us
=. Re,olvcd, That we condemn the ac'i on
Of the late Lcgis a,urc of this State, IN re-
curing the Governor 10 call Convention
Of the people Of ,hs State in The event mat
California is admitted into the uoion as
State and hope he will not, for such
cause, Gull the people from their homes
and thus burden them with unnecessary ex'
oense, and increase the cx '!,emcn' ct 'he
public mind"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

AoaRrssios IN VIRGINIA. Foyd
Of Virginia has just sent a message To the
Legislature of that State on occ,sinn oi The
refusal Of the Governor Of Ohio /" surren.
der free negro charged " i,h criminal Of.
fen'e--'hak ol'cnse being, as we b lievr,
tn inci,einenl Of slaves To obtain fr, ednin
il th" natural way. Gov. F. goes r re-
prlsals on the States " hich offended in III
way lie siys:
A" am OF the opinion that a system of
taxation under the License Law can be So
arranged as To to transfer cnirpl, the iiade
ho,n those sta'es go" bpye ,amplrd
under fuui The Cons '. ted
States, To ihose which are .liI Ming 10
abide by i,s c"wpromises aud reropn z,
oar rights under II. This would be IA
peaceful and efficient remedy, doubly re-.
commended 10 Us brcausc il Is under our
own exclusive control, an 1 the work of our
own auihorllies.
We now tax tin pedrr ten dollar.
year, while a clock pedar has iu paw Gliy.
lie vend-rs of all articles manufactured m
The recusant States could be laAed one hun
dred per cent. ant The ,ender be required
lo sh'w " eie the art.r'es were hade.-
PaIbs aud penalties could he easily attach.
ensure tie due enforcement of l.. The
details cou'd be made Ia mbrace live stock
anJ The produce of ihe soil"
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MORE CURES
EFFECTED BY DIR. COREETT'S SHAKER
SYRUP OLE SARSAPAKILIA

NOE VT oih'sNl hNiLS'H
The fowimg is from Jacob r. Eastman, of
Concord, y. H., extensively known rs eliiciert
II iilroad Contractor and builder, throug:lou the
New England States.
Bosros, March s., 1910.
Mcssrs. T.. BRIsLr, s. Co.
Ge"t!em"n :---Harpy am to inform you Of the
wan iertu effects of Cobctt's Srsaparilla upon
lttla daughter Of ouls, who WIS poisoned, when
AZ the az, Of about three years, by pdccInation.-.
Eruptions OF the skin covered htr whole body Tor
more thtn twelve months, dIschlrsiny the most
offensive matter. We We Z compelled Tor months
O. obg, our little sufferer to wear mt:cns while
in bel, AMI to a',ust her night-drcss by rlo' ing
the opcnirgs at the hans and feet so ~ prevent
her from tearing her flesh. But even with these
prerautions sh would, at times, release her hands
by unirg her miteis about the finger ends and
"a scratch All Ia crate h,rself severely until the
blood would low.
Sh, is npw nearly restore to alth, having
nae NJ other m,iicne for e last two ,ea,s than
"Cnbctt's Slrsspar:ll,." Tn, effect oi this
powerful Alternative is most glal, seeming to
cl.insn III, wh H. system AM icate all disease.
Tn ski, of our little girl is fair that of in
fancy, arl hsr system rapi lily changing from i'm.
purity aHi disease to perfect health, and tins
know 10 be tn. result OF the use of bctts SAT-
,aparilLl only. j. =. EASTMAN.
NJ, lc al put up by III. Society OF Shake's.--
None g,,ui," without tn" signature OF DR.. Co'be''.
T.. BRI\LEY & Co, Sole Agents, Boston
For sale by X. X. HAZARD, Agent for New
port. Malt
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Mlrl9 d w3rn
ELL & co.,
RE MO " A l. ,
BOSTON

X l. VI " n
WE wo Id respectfully inform our Crstomcrs
w and the Public, that we have removed no.
onr old stand, to No. 2i9 WAsHISGroN SrREEr,
Ip,tween e Marlboro Hotel and Winter ST.
Having now ono of the Largest Stores in the
CITY, we sh III bc enabled tu show a more eNtcn-
sivc stock Of RICH SILKS, LONG & SQUARE
SUAWLS, ami DRESS GOODS, than We have
ever before offered We have now received a
hrg, pat of our Spring and Summr Goods, but
shall continue to receive New Goods upon the
arrival Of every French and English Steamer,
tn oughout the season.
W. sh Ill continue 10 keep every article wanted
IN fmlics ,--.Lincns, Quilts, Blankets, Cottons,
Fhnnels ,--- IloUsEKrEPING ARTICLIs,--- and
Mourning Goods,
A. VIC Inport par, of our Stock, and are always
ready 10 take advantage of the New York huc.
t,ons, whn Goods are sacrificed, We feel sure that
~, can always offer uur Goods at as Low flirer
as can I've obtained elsewhere uNpER ANt CIR
CUNSTANCTs,
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM will still be
strictly adhered To, as many wears experience sat
l,fcs Us that it is tie iaircsi aud therefore the
m 81 saisf ,c,oiy to purchasers,
We hope, by constant personal attention TO eur
business, tl merit the patronage We have 80 long
received at our Old Stand.
DANIEL & CO,
Importers, Jobbcrs and Retailers,
No. 90 WAsHiSGroS SrRrET, Bosror.
Mao 3n
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MARRIED.

I, this town, on Sunday evening, l7th inst,
bv tn Rev. Mr.. Othaman, Nj. Thomas b
Alny, Of Mildletown to Miss Frances ;. Bar
kcr, daughter of Rrsbon Barker, of Portsmouth
l. this town, on Monday evening, by Rev. Mr.
Jackson, NJ. JJhr II. L,dher, of Providence, to
Miss Mary II. Spooner, Of this place.
IN this town, on M,rday evening, y Rev Mr.
Watson, NJ. Jacob Weaver, to Miss Jane Lowe,
bath Of thi, place.
It. T,vrrt N, 81 inst, hy the Rev. Mr.. Mcken-
nie, NJ. William +. Hall, OF Portsmouth. Z" Miss
Ehl,beth A., daughter Of Mr.. George W. Fish,
Of Tive ton.
l, Providence, n inst, by Rev. Mr. Allen,
II,nr, B. Tufncr, Of Pawtuc ct, to Miss MAJ, }.
MAth,ws,n, of Providence
|, GL.be Village, (riverton,) on the % nit,
by Rev. NJ Ashley, Mr. Henry Hope, 10 Miss
Sus,, B. Davis. 18th of Tiv.Iton.
IN ST J,m's Ch,rch, Providence, 18th inst ,
by thu x v. d.. Crochcr, NJ. Gco. l. Andrews
an | Mis-. Alice B. Potter, both Of =.
/, Wo .nsockct. lhh i ST., Daniel X. Arnoll
AMI Mis- En- IN, Till,tspn, both II that town.
I, Boston, lth inst, by Rev. Mr. Coolidgc,
VI. iward Brown, To Mss Mary X. Brown,
both of that city.
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II Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
DIR. WlSTAR'S
HAISAM OE WILD CHERRY.

This celebrated and n;,lliblc u medy for the
c &c of omsumrtion, Asthma, and Liver Com-
plant, was discovered nne ten Yeas ago. Sine
that tine 1t has, by its own meats, been "a 'ldly,
surei, and safely working It's way TIN ough the
opposition Of qu,cks and cou teiieiteIs, until by
its tue value, and intrinsic excellenoe, il has gam
ed tJr itself most enviable popual,t, and -r.O-
lishej itself in the confidence al an intelligent and
enlightened public, from end Of the continent
To tae other. The testimony If thousands who
have been relieved and ewcd by this valuable al
uclc, will show that it stands uni niivalied-at the
h.ai VI all other IN dicines for the Oi discas $
fpr hicn il is Iecommn mnded. The genuine ID, =.
WstH = B;tssan e Whit Cherry is now Tor sale
by duly appointed Agents, and all respectable deal.
car in medicine, in all ai se citio3 and all mro,i-
an, towns th,ou. .hout the United States, Can"das
and British Provinces.
None genuine unless signed /. ECT'TS, OH the
wrapper.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR, Agent for New
poit Malt
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DIED.

Il this town, 18th inst, Nj. Samuel Wi'bor,
az ID about % years.
III this town, Oh the 10th inst, Mr.. George Tay-
lr. ag'I 40 yeas. =, .,,
~, -, Law m ,rninr. l7th inst, Mrs. Adelaide
Josy,. wife Of Joseph Joslyn, IN th1 5Sth year oi
her ag'. 49,.
|, Bristol, sth inst, Jacob Babbtt, Esq, IN the
sl.t year o his age.
hCaLf,rni,, At I'll. China Mines, 21st Decom-
Ia. Inns d. Sim n,ns son of tn Hon. James
y. S,nn,ns, i, the 26th year ot his ag".
Il S,cran,n ,nto city, CalifJrna, MI Freeman
Batl,tt. of New he 'tnd.
1, Providence, iith inst, Mrs. Mary Newm'n'
az | 50 yems.
II Fail River, on the 2 irst., Mr. Joseph L.
D,wlcy. senior, IN the 9Th year ol hl, age =,
I, SI,tcrsyillc, lith ir.t., Mts. Ruina Mara
Erlevill, wife of Vi. William a. MowiN,age u
years aud monih. :, -, -.
/, Warren, l7th inst, Henry Augustus, only
child OF Jamrs ". and Mary Ann Dean age"
year and 3 months.
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TO PURCHASERS or CLOTHING

TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING
AT WHOLESALE.
WHITING & KEHOE, Nos 40 and ~ Avn
w street, Boston, have newly manufactured for
the Sp ing sales Of 1850, the largest and most TX.
tensve stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered Tor sale in Bos,on. Having rcin.
crushed the retail branr' Of our business or at
tenton i. devoted exclusively to the wants of FRA
dcrs, aud Merchints iray du2cnd npo- finding with
US a better supply of well manufactured Goods,
n ~ AZ other Houses. Our Stock includes articles
adapted to the wants Of the New England South
crn and Western trade
The sxtcnt Of our business enables IA 10 offer all
Goods AT the lowest mtket value and TO extend
I'll, usual terms of credit We have in Store
1000 Cloth Frock and Dress Coats.
500 Tweed " d"
1900 Pairs Fancy Buckskin Pants.
1000 " " Linen "
1900 Linen Sacks.
EoYs' CLorHISG, in great variety. Tailors'
Trimmings, and Piece Goods, aud full assoit-
meat Of English, French and German fancy silk
lkcrchiei., fancy silk Cravats and Scaris, biz
Italian l!lkts., Snspen lers, Gloves, and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Agents for Bennm's" Troy Shirt M.nufac-
tory.
A full and complete Catalogue Of our Stock may
be hal by addressing us by mail.
J. J. WHITING,
VI. kERoE, Jr,
Mail9 d >w3m &. w. GALLoUFE.
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ADMISSION ur CALiToRHii. The io"o"'
ing ;s a sta enen, Of the cunposlilon OF He
members Who formed The Convention which
lately adopted tho Constitution OF Cul1ior-
mia
Georgia 2l; South Carolina IL; Alabama IL;
N. Jersey !; Spain ! Penis! l,ania 3; i.nnss-
see l2; n. Carolina l3; Ireland I; Maryland x
Kentucky 3; Mississippi 3; New Yo,k 81 Eng
land 4; Sweden 3; France 2; Delaware ln-
known /; Virginia 9; Florida J; Naples ] Lt"is-
lana /; Mexico /; Prussia i---Total, ilo'
Il appears, therefore, lha,a large major
i,y were emigran,s from Slave S'ales, there
being serenity one of ,ha, description aud
only Jorty-eigM from all The resi- OF the
world. The exclusion Of slavery having
been BY an unanimous vote. is pretty GOWN
eng evidence that eyen hose rom slave
holding States consider the country entire
" unsuitable for The ins'ilu,ion.-N o..
Bulletin.
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SourHERs CoLoNY IN CALIFORNIA. -

SOUTHERN CoLoNY IN CALIroRNiA.--
The fol owing appears in The advertising
columns ol the "Missssippian," and We
copy it as a matter nf general in eIes,
California. The Southern Sidce Colo
M --Ciiizens cf the Slave States desnous
of emigralng 10 California with their slave
property, are requested 10 send their names,
number Of slaves, and period Of con,empa-
ell departure. to the address Of "Sou'h.rn
Slave Colony" Jackson, Mississippi"
All letters, to meet with attention, must
b. pos, paid.
!, is tie desire of he friends Of this
enterprise to settle IN the richest mining aud
agricultural portions Of Caiioin'a, aud to
secure the uninterrupted enjuymen, Of slave
property. !, is estimated ,ha, by the first
d May next The members Of the Slave Co.
ony will amount to about five thousand anr
the s,yes To about ten thousai d. The
mode Of effrcling organization. &c. will be
privately tan m,,ed % actual memheIs.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

IMPORTANT MAIL DscIsios. The Post.
master General la, just decided iha, lie
different departments of tho government
are prohibited from sending lr,es ald
newspapers io oiIiars and seanen in the
Navy, aud L. >. officers in foreen coun.
Tries, eNcep. those on official busin rs from
the dc. arl'nen,. Many private letters Lave
heretofore been thus iorw ardeJ.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, March II.
At Market f2j Beef Cattle, Is rai,s Working
Oxen, 27 Cows and Calves, 2000 shecrs, and
2000 Swine.
p,icrs.--l,ccf Cattla---Exua g; lSt quality
S5,75; 81 50; S4,7j
Working Oxcu---; G2, &c, 10, so, s5.
Cows and Calves: 10, .3, 25, 81, 36.
.Sh ,cp-.-t2 2,25. 3. One ot sold At IS each.
Swine--.i LA ) g retail 5.6c,
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THE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

CONCORD, " H.
THIS Company was chartered IN juno, Isle,
L and went into operation IN Octohcr following
since which, il has issued 36i5 Policies, covering
by lsuranrl' N Irc than two and hhl millions oi
property. The whole amour, Of property now at
iisk is 2,i57,000
The az 20 ,te Capital Of tho Company amounts
On s2JO.OOO.
II accordance with the PROVISIONS oi their 'har-
ter, III. Directions have divided the riol c'y at
,isk into the f,llowug Four tLAssES-cach be-
inc Liable Tor IL. own losses.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which insmes for
six wears, il composed entirely OF Farmcir' IIop-
c,ty. IN which III y have now insu,cd : 1is6.O0O,
VILLAGE CLASS, innrcs safe property ~
Town. and Villag :, such a. Dwelling Houses,
their contents out hull hugs, &c., iIr slN Ncais.-
T,r am mit n,w At risk IN this class Is 5Oj,OO'.
MERCANTILE CLASS, insmcs t'r thre
yeats and is constituted Oi stores, Nrlchandhe,
Public Houses, Churches, Printing Offices, ~.
Tn, AN unt Of property now at ilsh IN tins class
is $500
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Glass
is composed uf mos; kinds Of hahaI dous rr'IcIh,
with the cxcct tion rf steam rlsLs-in which the
amount insured is Stl),ooO.
The Comrany have, thus G,r, been very turtu-
nat,.; the whole agg. cgatc oi ho'scs IN the thce
first classes combined, d"cs not amount To a,OVo
SINCE the Company w,nt into operation. The,
are now. AMI lavc been fn several months pact, ,
;.suinr Al the rate of 500 Policies ~ snnun.-
Thrir capital is consequently ,aIi ly increasing,
and the Directors with confidence commend the
Compar, to the public as a medium # Insurance
Cmndrd upon the most equitable principles aud
promising tie most favorable Icsul's,
The alIuvc report was ma the fret oi January,
since which timc, "a large uunb,r Of Policies have
been issued
DIRECTORS j. g. Potter, Ma Fowler,
| y. :. Chandler. 4. I. T,cadwcll, \. Baker, JOHN
! Class, y. u. Baker, Zrnas Ccmrnt, \. bean, u.
/ W. Sanborn. Guorg, Potter, Cyrus Baton, Asa
\ McFnhnJ, u. Y. Page.
/ J. 4. POTTER, President.
II ]. r.. IANG, Secretary,
II JOIN ADAMS, Ag'ut Otfro at the CnRea
II S,,,,, M. Nevp,t, an % Westminster street
II Providence. =
II Nh. Mr Adams will he ut his Office ~ New
n port, Tsssdoy md H,dnesday ef each week
\ Mario dhw3m
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TIE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SIIAWLS AND SILK GOODS
JEW EFT & PRESC COTT,
No. 9 MIX Street,

l. " q N u > = "
No. 2 MIX Styeet,
HAVE received for the Sr,ng trade n 1850, p
IL truly magnificent assortment Of SHAwLs,
SILK GooDs, Sc, which is submitted to the pub
lie for approval.
CAsHNtRE LoSo and SQUARE SHAwLs-
PLAis EMEROIDt and DAMAsK FICURTD
GRAPE SUAwLs - BAY STATE LoH0 and
SQUARE SHAwLs---BiACK SILK SHAwLs, ,..-
or, TO up the catalogue, erery kind of Shauls,
---Rich and Elegant, ,---Common aud Substantial,
Law Priced and Expensive.
Black aud Fancy CoIOrrd Silks ior Dretrcs, in
the same unlImied variety Of Style. and Qualities
CdmclcOn Satin de ChiLcs and French Satin..
Canton and India Silks and Shawls.
Grape and Cashmere Mautes and Scarf.
French Sacks, VI-ites and MantIllas, in true
Pa, is styles, and Rich Silks in suitable widths for
all these articles.
Mourning Shawls an Silk Goods Of all kinds.
Also, fine Bombayines and Alpaccas. wv ide
| Silk Nelycts Tor Nlstes and Shawls.
! Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpool or
! Iiavre add. something new 10 our assortment,
Keeping IL ever fresh and attractive. All Purcha-
sers, (incluiing the Ladies sn masss.) are assured
OF our intention 10 present at all times the Best
Goods--'te Largest Variety --and a, uniform Low
| Prices.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. 2 Milk SrRIET,
A few steps from Washington ST.. BOSTON.
M,ro is3n
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~ was overcome, and the apparatus made
10 govern itself, by the breaking Of ils cir
cults when surchsrse |: passing.


10 govern itself, by the breaking Of i,s cir
cults when a surcbsrse |: passing.
Il has required the lator Of months 10 &C.
eomplish this la.s mentioned part "f the N
ven,ion, and although al the period OF wri-
ting this, the danger "f an exi loslon isen
,irely removed, yet the loud reports made
BY the breaking of the circuits are deemsd
adverse to the successful in,ruduriiun If
the Invention 10 The public. bu, il il cot fl
IDENTIFY exI ected That even this difficulty
will beoyercome in the course Of n few
days. Mcanlime the apparatus and its ac-
,ion is the daily subjec, of Inspection a. my
rooms in the Exchange -nolhine being
screen ed bu, The interior Of the beces and
electrodes. The whole process OF the de-
composition can be seen, and il necessary,
Eel, Of The result ol all eyl.ii nens up
20 this date are no folluws The descen,
Of weight 07 lbs. a lis,ance of o feet. vi
generate sUO cubic feet Of the gases, al no
other expense than the interes, OF the cost
OF the apparatus, say $500. You may use
the gases fr light, power. or purposes OF
caloric. q have a. yet cxperlmen!ed only
with tie former,) and make yoar own de-
ductions.
[ receive many letters ION your readers,
asking What claim as my in'enlon per-
mi. me here to reply, tha, ! cl1in 10 have
discovered new principle in electricity,
viz ponderabli,y, ma'er:alily. and obed-
cnee ,o TIE laws Of gravi,s,ion. claim TO
BE- the first to accumulate and compress
the electric Auij and claim TO have in
vented n machine or apparatus which en-
ables me 10 US. the electric fluid for use!u!
purposes in the arts and Sciences at no
other cost than the in,eres, Of It's price.
HrSRY Nj. PANE.
Worcester, March 7, 1850.
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RIoT o. THE CAsAL. The Buffalo Cou-
rier Vf saturday says that about one hug
Dire and fifty l,borers mho were at work on
The canal 90 Friday ~. rnn., Were driven
oil by q still larger number On a strike, and
that several fights occurred bc,we.n the
rar,hs.-The Mayor and Police Of Buffalo
were p.",nI lly n The .lo,. and SOON sut-
ceeded IN r,sluring order
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LANCASTER GINGUAMs.

\VING male arrangements with tho Manu-
cturcrs of Lancaster Ginghams, to We sup
pLcd with all their Nev Nylc'. as soon as they
40 made, We shall have constantly On hand a
r,tI assortment. We have just orcncd several
sc4 an would c.ll the attention oi the pu' lio to
ih,m. When u is considered that the, are made
far prRArtItry, thr col"rs wARRN>TrD rtR.
rrrrtyrAsr, AMI sold al ~ Ion price, VIC be-
lcvc /, vii hc found that M Article of DKE -
GOODS is 80 cheap 10 the purchaser
DANIEL & CO,
NJ. 80 Washington Street, Bosro,.
Mua3n
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PHILADELPHIA, March lS.-Ship Shake
speare from New York ior Calf, a, Mas
al -. Thomas an the Isi inst, in Il stress,
leaking badly, aving thrown over + part
81 her carpr. The ". >. fgale Rarllan
aud slu"p-oi-war @ 'rnanlown, sailed from
81. IhUnas On The Isr. on cruise.
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CiscissATI, NJ irch IL. Tho steamboat
New England, bound tr Pn,shurg. struck
snag eighteen miles above Portsmouth.
about day-break on Sunday morning. and
sunk ina few minutes. II i, feared ,hs,
sumo of her passengers were drowned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

PLENTY ~ lcE The Bangor Wing
aays: There Is ice enough in Maine 10
~. ply all creation, Ind lew weeks devo-
ted 10 the business oi col ec'ing II by those
near na,i able waters will give a hand
sUliie re- urn TOR tie out az