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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09

FLYING MAcHnE--Mr. John Taggart, OF
Charleston, Mass. who made successful as
cent, at Lowell, Mass, some time since, with a
| flying machine of his own invention, is now in
New York, where he intends TO make an as
cent in the course of Two or three weeks. The
New York Evening Post says that he has al
ready invited some of the most eminent machi-
nists and men of science in New York to ex-
by the Post as consisting of car, to the front
of which is attached pair of wings somewhat
like the screws used by propellers, and a float
| or balloon fastened to the car in the ordinary
way at an elevation Of six or eight feet. The
wings, which may be moved in any direction
so as to assist in the ascent or descent of the
machine, are put in motion by turning small
axle running through the centre Of the car.
The machine may be guided in any direction
by means Of rudder, the slightest variation in
which it obeys with wonderful precision. The
float or balon, which is pea shaped, is thirty
three feet nine inches in height, having diame-
ter Of some twelve feet, and the whole weight
of the machine, when ready for ascension, is
three hundred and fifty pounds, in addition to
which it will carry with ease over one thou
sand pounds. Mr.. Taggart furnishes the Post
with the following description of his ascent at
Lowell: ....-
sOwing to some fault in fating the balloon,
q quantity of steam was allowed to intermix
with the gas, thus greatly diminishing its
buoyancy, so that when the ropes which held
it to the ground were cut, the machine ascend
ed only to the height OF few feel, when it fell
down, 10 the imminent peril Of The occupant.
+'sAfter two or three Intellectual attempts,
Mr.. Taggart e'evated the wings considerably
above the line of the car, which had the desired
effect, and away went the machine, far above
the heads Of the spectators, until il had dwn-
died in their gazette the size Of swallow.
After attaininga considerable elevation, Mr.. T.
proceeded in the direction of Lawrence, where
he passed to Andover and Bradford, over
which place he struck current Of air which
carried him at a rapid rate 10 Redding. From
this again he passed to Salem, having crossed
a portion of the sea in his passage from Red
ding, and alighted at distance of nine miles
from Lowell, accomplishing the wide voyage
in an hour and twenty minutes.
"Mr. Taggart says that at one time he had
obtained an elevation where the air became so
rarified that it was with the greatest difficulty
he could retain his powers Of animation; bis
hands and other parts of his body sweiled, and
blood spirited from his mouth and nose"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09
ARRIVAL OF ANTIQUITIES FROM NIsEyEH

ARRIVAL OF ANTIQUITIES FROM NIsEvEH-
The brgantine Apprentice has arrived in Lon
don from Bussoriah, on the river Erphrates,
having on boa,da great quantity of Assyrian
antiquities and matbles, consigned 10 the trus-
ices Of The British Museum. Among them are
The great bull from Nin veb. with mana head
and dragons wigs, weighing twelve tons end
a lion, scrlpiured in the same manner. weigh
ing nine tons. There are also several collins,
containing many curious elics of the manners
and usages of eastern countries ,eg1rdicg the
ceremonies observed in burying lhe;r dead.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09
VIEW GOODs--mammoth store.

THE undersigned is now receiving direct
u from New York, Boston, and Pbladel-
phia large and complete assortment of Goods
of all kinds, which he will sell cheap for Cash,
or good paper-the usual credit given to Plan
tiers. For variety, he knows there is no stock
in the South that-will compare with his. Gus
toners are invited to call and examine the
Goods and Prices before buying elsewhere.
THEODORE JOHNSTON,
Plaaueuline, October 5, 1850.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09
10 aFirst class in geography, stand up-

10 aFrst class in geography, stand up
where's Europe g
Europe, sir, is southwest Of London, and
is connected with the hyppotamas by the equi-
noxical line which is made fast 10 the Tower.
1t was discovered by the straits Of Magdalin,
what Moses found in~the wilderness eating
quails, and which was bounded by north lon
gitude more nor half way a,ound."
"That will do. Now 60 home and put your
hat in soak, for if your information ever comes
to head your clothes won't ft you." @@
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09

PRENT1cE's LAsT.-The news from almost
every pa Of Mississippi is good. Gov. Quit
mans reasonable proclamation finds no SYM
pathetic response in the hearts Of the masses.
Mississippi, it is irue repudiated the bonds Of
the Union Bank, but she will not repudiate
tie bonds Of the Union aseg.--Louisrile jour.
7,0h
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09
YH1HlS CONSIGNMENT DRY GOODS
HOUSE. Is coas.al,lY receiving from t!lt

VH1HtS CONSIGNMENT DRY GOODS
Il HOUSE Is cooS.as,iy receiving from the
northern cites heavy shipments of Goods, which
are o;ien ordeed to be sold forthwith without re-
ga,. to original cost aud will therefore be offered
chea.,r bv from 25 to 80 per ceot t;lan the same
description be sold al any other establishment
Cou.lal,Iy Oh hand Iaege supply Of Paniai'on
GooG,-Baoke,s ke;sevs, Linseys, Osnabpi.s.
snee'ngs, shi,uss, TowelIings, Table Dam'sk>.
D;ape.s. Linens &c. Diess Goods of evety s.yie
Silks, satius. Cashmeres, Mer,noes, De Laocs,
Aplccas. PIa'ds, Bareges, Na.ln<, Gins,an, and
Prn>. Vi~iies. Manas aud shawls, Parasols
and Umbrella, Hosiery, Handkerchief L7ces,
Capes. Collars, Bonnes. aud every description Of
D.y Goods both Of Foreign and Domestic Mace
factdre.
l., connection with this establishment are ex.ep>
>ive wholesale roo lis. which should be v,scd by
eve:y Merchant and Trnder before makihg bis
Purchases An additional advantage 10 The buyer
IT, tIa, the lowest price invariably asked al fi>..
aud no deviation m.de.
KINGS WHITE PALACE.
- Gravier street. New Orleai',. jc5 ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09
A. Talbot & E. w Robertson,
ATTORNIES AT Law.

Will attend to all business connected with
their profession in the Parish Of Iberville, and
the adjoining parishes. Office on Main street,
in the house formerly occupied as the sDemo-
crat" office. myl ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09
G.. ID. EUNCE,
PREMIUM HIT STORE,
8 Canal ST., Ne

8 Canal ST., New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, &c. of every
variety--Panama Hats.
lIaThe latest fashions always on hand
Particular Hnts made to order. Ocl0 II
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09

0Keep constantly on hand large and SUPERB
Of stock of Seaso1able Clothing and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising al ,;le neatesi styles
imported, and embracing all articles peraining to
Gen,lenlans wardrobe. jan1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-09

wort and
q Colds,
ling here
cures Of
| stated by
is n,edi-
IS of the
ma, Pain
Cough.
Y terIni-
d to the
| |temcnt.'' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

sehs Soend partially blinded BIN. and Es.i being
s.anstS BY TIE esOs given BY J,aasos, wss rem
80 80 Vt N ,ment inseDsioie witch e1tb'ei TIE
seHo' % get 81, bas t0e other % ers c5m az ~ AZ
zoe ooiens arrested o ono o. them
S1uIs"s uuf ;, which as floai AZ bis board.
he house, sts oroaeht - the Pst.a.olH., ~.
morning, ard OF openinx IL wa, f,,.s :, ,.,,,,i,
the reviewers stolen from NJ C.,-.,,l... 49,.
knives tsken 20 Pruyn X NosAa-eb'. .,a ,o-.s
portnoa roies ard jewelry from vaa scasI,k's
The name OF the other persoa ~ao ga -nr.yes
with Johrscn Is pretty well k1osn ab,ae III. ,l,v
but as Re hss rot Ssen arrcstsi We prefer n, an
ing u IhiS person was co1v.cfe3 0f gHgsy mo.
berry soms time since. bls sons exceptions we're
taken a. tho trial whch have. o. oGshl oay ago 70
have been settled We % not kBoN wAo 10 -
blame in tire mstssr Sgi when person has been
convicted q sach sn oIenss - ln.s 10 sAOad not
be permitted 70 90 q !arge AID eadanse' the ives
Of our citizens
Johnson wss ,ovmlly hack diver, bat 6r soma
months psat hss been playing gentleman, with
plenty 81 money 70 cary /, cut
To James Wilson and r6omas Mead sre our cit.
izens indebted for the successful Arrest o. oae OF
this notable band Of Burglars Being convinced ia
their OWL Minds that the secre. 4cnrsdssiAns wera
committed by band Of deaoeraaoes xan vera 10
he habit OF congrega,i2g 1ishty At certain
orinAlns sho gamoins hcule, they applied 70 Nay.
or Townsend tor warrants "A snectkl % i,sr,.n AMI
il wss ID oush their inssFumea.asy ina, Tho Do,se
was out less night.
ARKEsT OF FINSE6AS-Sincs the above Vas
written. thcers C5wel, Braineri AMI Pa,.ios, ar
rested John Finnsgsn. alias Sheriff F,aneSea the
perna alluded to above. Re va found s-cretsd In
he'd, with bis cl1ihes and bo)'s on. IN shaasy in
Weste rost, and We are roy a. liberty - state,
that tina 70 the person Who shlt ollser Wdsbn.
Dr. SSineburn examined aud dressed Wlsoa's
wounds. large hnchshot was taken Ous q hs
rose, aud sno'har out OF the cornerof his eye. His
aee IA badly msrred, snd the c,er 10 OF the ooin.
ION thai he viii lose one bis eyes
thor "a investigation ilio "a, Whole affair
will ee bad. Rnd toe examination wtl be cimmene.
ed this sf.erpcon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
JIG, Turned to s0rrsw-TAIrlssn Lives Lost.
The Boston Trarsiier Of Friday has the iolo y
iDg details Of ga &C dent which be have already
briefly announced BY telegraph;

The Boston TrarsLer Of Friday has the iolo v
iDg detsls Of lA:c den. which be have akeaIy
briefly announced BY telegraph
LYSSfnLD, Yh11tay, AuGuHl5
NTssRs EDITORS: very paInilI caslAIty o'
cured this Afternoon In the 5uDEzns Lake Ia this
town party Of a hntdred, or hundred aod
6lty persOfs irOm Lynn and SanguJ, cane here %
an excursion Of pleasure. Alter having taken
their dinner IN pic nc ~ le, 10 the beautiful grove
Which skirs the Lake, they o0tsined a Ptll
hostSrd amused themselves BY cruising ar'anl
TIE shores and the ISLAND 10 the pond Several
different companies Of the party nad made eX
cur,icns in IL Wl'h safety, hut The last company
rel with A most terrible catasuoghs. THen-
~ i've persons were on board the boa. wen
- IA the shore. AS they approached the 81 lud,
the paddle threw some Eater % one stie tns
deck. the company then passed % The other SIDE
IN. caused that SIDE 20 % vet they tnen crossed
back again. Tlis EGs done several times. by
thlssucoen change o. posi.on, they SO the oIat
rocking eome Of the party becoming irightenef,
COX W o. he sesu; this made t1s ols, DIP mJrs.
Ibe, noa became panic stdcken, and az oae SIZE
went down Ito Lns water - ne OF The passengers
s.rurgupCu The Eh-e-hogse winch vas m t1e
cspier " The boat, when. u1fJr.ugatcly the boat
Va. comp etey capsized bottom ~. NJ. JJaa.
than Tsrb0x succeeded 10 getting % the oJ.,lm oi
TIE bosL and though he could rotsE IN. b sa--
cseSed 10 saving = puulosr u lives maa Gnd
y who could sEID. stripped Themselves snd
sgsn - the shore Although ire boat VA near
re shore, in 4 quiet coge " the hlana thirtsea
bveswore lcstii
TIE boAt y a. corst-uotsd by covering two logs
With a deck, and placing paddle worked By
har dcrsrk between them
The pers u rho engaged the boat vas tod that
il sas safe 'or f8urteen perso1i nave be- n sld
hat thirty perSo have made excarions aPoo e
wiki safety. and this party woalf have met with
10 accident II they bad kepgstiIl IL vas me N
pseessary rocking which led 70 ths calAmloas re.
suit.
The names e those Who we're droEned are a.
froEs K berf Ss,r1sf anf 'is vic s'zs's'1
sauf',H TIE, tsc bsen married nat sss1rs 9 ae-
Csfterire L A1aus. Ma Nay Ho Ftrt, As'y
Augusta Hosad. two chufrsu Of NJ z 1nrai a
Btosn, Mrs. kehitable Alley, wife OF Mr.. JACOB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
Arrest of Burglars at AIoany-A Desperate
BnaLlo-POIiccman shot,

A I've. Journal l1.1
Early tbis morning lt was nOised a0oas - va
that a burglar as caught last night and tnat one
Of the Ulcers ia making the arrest vas SHOT pi-'
irg the uorliug the news vas spread over tho CRY,
y hen all were more or les eAcled and anxious .
lean tie truth Of the ramon The Ponce y Z 20
wss crowded, and on the corners OF tho streets
groups could be seen discussing sns ahtr As az
eAr.y tour We heard INA; Mayor Townsend Wa
out Nth posse II officers wnen the arrest was
made, sp1 being anxious - get the true stoy, 70
WaIteo b arrival A. the oitle and rom hn ,b.ala-
ed verbal statement Of the affair.
Mayor Towns I'd, Il appears, vas determined %
arrest the gaUg Of n.idBigbt thieves ~hO had mus
Tar escaped detection and n order 20 make u Idfe
be picA ed from he BODY Of tho Ngnt Police slshs
II 10 WHO = ere armed, aod prepared f0r any emer-
geucy. They wore such clothes a. noe % be suI.
pec,ed As being officers, with lndiaruooer shoes
~ wrich Trey we're enabled 20 mlye about
tera'otd. lngs equipped they started Ous last
Lisht ith directions from the Mayor - keep E.nin
a &c tam district and Eithin hearing distance, AL
q Concentrate atthe firing Of ps,Ol
About clock this mofniog tns Mayor and ono
Of the oth els passed down BrOadEay ~ tne sEstm
boat laLding, went up Ly dias o. aDo bad 90. o2 20
site Dex'ers stable on the corner Of Ll7eey sal
q aiou SIS 4. hen they nsard the iriag u pi'.H-
The entire 'Ofce inale q atsiy cams o. tfe f@seie'
when two Of ne of ,ers. z0.li1an AID y l-nafd a.
rested person Uamed Hugh Johnson Ffn 2ls-oi
Ia hls hand, AM conveyed nin U Lho NA-l- "'lAf'
II sypears that James Wilion and F1on"
Mead. two Vi the differs we're pssiins tnr0 ig9
B-,sdvsy. when their a, ent0a vas a'yrac,si -
. oe,ton sho Vas sitri'g ia 'hs thresa3ii Of "m
Afcnelrs stHe. They cautiously moved on and
settips Id secluded SPOT 81 ned - movements.
Inv ,O1n became convinced thar a. mas n0s flsaL
arc resolvec q take ria d surprise Insy sac
ceed.d u getting within q fe~ PAGES bai)'e he
ci,eoverfd them he vas lnserrogAtsd, when be
frisnsd 10 be infoz'ca.ed
Mead recognizing bin, and having iong suIpsctsd
biu, ., beng oue Of the persons Uoo had bssn e.
g.fed 10 lbs midnight work, lsf. Wilson . amass
bn ghie be TOOK vieg u the premises. 10
hooking Up the alley he Uncovered tFo or three
persuIs attempting 70 Pry Cd a snauer 10 sne rear
81 brtchsis store he gave the sgaJ asd stated
o. arrest the N. ~hsn hs fired upon. gsas.
RAJ hsbt ensaed. hssd was knocked down and
WIl.On shoL the bail passing through his no4e
ara iodgiDg behind bis eye The oIrsls., IN max
ing running retrsst, sred aoon the oshSens Eoo
. ere pursuing them The Mayor says ihai slsaE
or tn stors we're Sired By them. } nno1 = IS
csus h IN Hudson near Gre-0-ss 1itn 70 f0issfla
one haud srd a sharp KNIFE N th9 0soer fo- 20"
.scsped One was ideaude0, bot has sOs yet bsen
arrested. ~,
The fight was Of O desperate character. WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
LABOR MOVEMENTS.


MEETINGS To.NlGHr-The Clothing Cutte-I At
John Hoopers, Broadway House, corner Of Geand.
It. and Broadway; the United Society Of journey
n en- Cord v ainers, luen's brsach.l and the Gi''s
Cutters, at VIM. \. Keeas Fourteenth Ward
Hotel, corner of Grand aud Elijah tn sts. the
House.Psinters PrsCtich Benefit Protective 50
ci,ty, al T10n,ys, Fourteenth Wari "Dsmo
cratic Headquarters, Grand 81. he Beneit 81
ciety Of Ta.lois, and the English Branch OF the
TSiors Protective Union. al Gaulck's, SIztlW ard
Bo,el, corner of Center and Duane SITS tho Ger
msn Taiors at Hollands, 40 sud.lk st. and a.
Hulepbsnds, 10 Hes;ers the German aud
Ebgl.sh Branches Of the Ladies Cord Fane'''
Mechanics Hotel, corner OF Catherine and Maison
ats. the German Bo0tmakers, at the 5hakIpere;
corner Of Duane aud william sts.; the CooPers
Protective Union, No. 1, At the Henry Clay House,
cor1er Of Avenue A Gnd First st.
Is PHLADELPHIA meetings will be held thus
evening Of the Hat FiniIhers Association; Clothing
Cutters at the Star Hotel United Boo; aud Shoe
makers at Dinins Hotel; and the Joarneynen
Tailors at the County Court Room. corner OF sixth
and Chester SITS for tie purpose Of forming rfids
Protective Society Tas Philadelphia Prlater'
Union Ell on Saturday evening at Fransiin HI,
Sixth st. below Arch. II C. Brown, President, AID
g. Pepper, Secretary, are The pro tenn officers
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE Tho alarm on Saturday evening pro
ceeded from small building Nofta Fast corner Of
Grand and NTH sts. The flames we're almost in
medatsy s1tngui,hed, beias so even before the
striking o. The bell Tee alarm al evening o. SEo
before a. CARED by slight fire Al the building
sdioiana Peek Slip 'ery, occupied as an ice house
But trihing damage done.
DEDICATION The Crusaders Lodge OF Odd
Fel!oEa /. vo engaged the upper story Of Nc. Pol
ley's sohoolho1se building, corner of Moth and
North FirststI ss lodge room. Il viii be Debt
cated tbs evening Rev. SIR, Reynolds, rector Of
Christ church, will deliver address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
NEW-YORK MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1850.

WhpDI'G AT Tx PoiNrS-The I1ccsss Of lhe
Ah'ion a! the Points IA most decided. Tee Rsssni
stce s; the meetings add Sunday Schools yss.er.
day vas yery coed; in the evening the exercise.
became exceedingly interesting. Several al.
dresses were made with good effect By the Pastor
ard others; several signed the pledge a. the close
OF TIE meeting which wound up with 4 wedding
between Two CT the residents. Tns Interesting
ceremony Sn performed b. Rev. Nj PeAse, in
The presence Of several invited guests
IHRLE LIyEs sAyLD.-Th'ee yoaug men OF
Brooklyn we're in small boat At Quarantine yes.
seTeay' When by some accident they were upset
snd ali preciPi'ased into the water. Their names
were Charles Cofley, George Corley and Frank
Edwards The oaicers AID crew Of toe spanish
war steamer Pizarro, lying at the Qaarsnsiue.
Immediately manned boat put OF and rescued
the three unoituns,es, rightei their boat, took
them sbosfd tie Pizsrro, dried their clothes. add
supplied them with vine. coffee and other refresh.
ments. The rescued persons desire u - rstarn
their Tarmest tbsnks to the officers and men OF the
warsteaner
SHOCKING ACCIDENT On Friday Afternoon, a
ycurg nan named Andrew Hsggie, Engineer in
Mr SWiits stesm sugar fedoery, ia LaighsiL vas
caught in the BY wheel while the machinery wa
in motion ard drawn n among the works, and BE-
fore the engine could be stopped, he ~as carried
around !0r haf tgrn. Wnen ext icated, b
body ~as horribly msngled, aad both hi thi rs
fractured. His fellow workmen o01yeysi him 20
the Hospital, where his wounds were it.enied
TO- ard upon examination it Wa focnd that ne
had sustained serious internal injuries. IL was
the opinion Of the Physicians that he could nJs
survive
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT An ia.
que,t Was yesterday held at 2s6 Tnirtssntnst
upon the bocy OF Philip Frey, a native o. Gsrml.
ny, 45 yesp Of sge, who wac almost instantly Kill
Cd on saturday last by being ru1 over by 4 hOrse
and cart driven by man named John Srrip9le
hsmp. The decesIed vas friend Of lhs car man
and was attempting 70 get upon the cart while It
Was in motion, when unfortunately his foot slipped
and he fell forward Of the wheel which passed
over bis body. He was porter in the mploy Of
the Bremen Steamship Co. and has left eleven or
phaD children.
sUDDES DEATH-A gentleman, who's, nano 10
Unknown, While walking - the steamb rat Ray
State on Saturday lat was taken suddenly M TO
toe street end died 10 a few minutes Hs wm
taken sway By his friends The Coroner has not
ssyet been notified OF the occurrence.
EYE SIGRr-Prof BRoSsos will not make his
5Iualvsi tu week hut viii week aud snsr ,hat oay
even ether week r few mcalhI while DO Is gealng oul
biz large woTk o. The Eyes &c
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Alley Mrs NJ. A. Johnson. Miss Yong. daughter
Of Mr. Washington Alley, Nara Cbesvef, Two chit
tren Of Mr.. Jcshaa Garland. Their bod es Vsrs 81
found. B.
Another correspondent ~ri.sstha the party coa.
sisted OF sboot ninety o. HUNDRED ps-soas, sli
that in tire course Of the day pa-,ies hal ssve-sl
times ssed uPos the pond sod return FL safely l.
seems, however. thar upon the last and fasal trip
the host wss crOSded TO mach, ard the Womsa
Src Children n a moment q fright rsa 70 one side
Of the boat Mrs Howard snd her daughter when
taken from the water were found - BE- clsspei %
ge,her
hr. and Mrs. Shif,leH belonged to Franklin,
ktss Miss Adams 10 Boston. and the rsst . tas
Chri'tiu Church and Society Of Lynn. The bodies
have al been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

THE ALcoT FANiLT.-lt vas not the Count de
Alooy, Captain General Of Cuba, our tie Countess
de Alcoy, his wife, with her children aad suite,
vho arrived In The spanish MAR steamer Pizauo
TIE CounssIE who viii re,arn to Cobs in ioar or
FIVE days At the fur'heIt left snis City yesterday
afternoon for Boston, where she will remain for a
day or two. This visis Is nsee, II Appears, with
view to improve the hsAlIh Of One Of her children,
uho hss been subject 70 Hoes. Or some tins.
TIE steamer = len "a OF Eos ish carslrgotoo, i 209
'ees hus ziib engines Of 25o horse po~er she /.
provided sith four - and too IS poaadsrs ani
has crew Of lst men, including Oilers
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE NEWBORN DAILY TKlBUNE 10 PUBLisaHD
EYEET sOESIsG. lsUSDAYs ExcEPTgDJ
AZ Tine Trltune 8uIcinss, oors-F Of sorrcS
esd Nassau sOs~ss, sprasits Tss Cav H'a'i.
mi dsiVsfod - Cin slrscdheis ~ iss esDs ts Fs.
sr. when Ger sgefe .rl5 80 yag tor~1es - % -,
soy III mrI-s ~ q year - fae fink'f - II
Two Ceuis Ael 11tscr0fu give poiAt - - - -.
advEtc &C 5uosc1paoas izkeL Tor - r0r4Es to' W =
Eoouhs 81 40 Yhrsa Ooi1isi1 Ssvsnce fsqoe- -.tess
sbanses vim gJur.ry N8EtDasefs- or,i' oao "a -
NJ Gee a1oss ogns A. 1isl0- la Nl''0 ~ 49,
FrhJaro 80 ssi slovsd AZ diesrs0ee
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VERY LARGE PAPER FOR PHE COUNTRY "a pub
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