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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-03
Extensive Supply Of
Gso0ERffs9

WE have just received
% Hhds, Sugar, $50 Bags Coffee,
100 Bbls Molnsses, 10 Hf. Oh. Tea.
20 Boxes Tobacco, Tierces Rice,
SO Boxes Candles, 100 Reams wrap. paper
20 Boxes Soap 10 Bales Batting,
l0Kegs6T'fobacco Boxes CASTLE Soap
10000 Hf Span. Cigars, 10 do ground Pepper
l0Boxes gr Cinnamon 10 do do Pimento.
10 bbls Saleratus, Cask Nader,
20bbls Hy'c Cement, 2 Ceroons Indigo,
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, (assorted,)
10 Catties I'm. and Y. H. Tea,
10 bbls Louisville Lime, ETC., etc.
all of which they offer for sale on the lowest
terms. 4a
Country Merchants and Others will do well
10 call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are well assured
our goods and prices will well compare with
those Of any other house in the place
DAVIS, SMITH g. Co.
Market Street
Portsmouth,, October 20, l849.---29wtE
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News Iterns,

4. y -
THH BAPTIsr VERsIok. large meet.
ing Of Bal tisi clergy ard others opposed 70
sihe new version Of The Scriptures,as pro.
P'sed, was held in Buffalo on the 18th in
Rtanl.
THs lMMGRANrs.--Forty one vessels
from foreign ports arrived ut New York on
Friday last. The number Of immigrant
passengers who arrived on the same day
was about fve thousand.
BAnEn.--Pierre C. Tellman, who
wns arrested ia New York for embezzling
from his employers 81, 900, has been libe-
rated on bail in $4,000.
MajOr Theodore O'Hara, Of Frankfort, is
Said to have command Of the Kentuckians
who have joined the expedition against
Cuba.
The General Taylor Hose house, in Phil
udelphin, was set 6reto on Sunday, and
burned to the ground.
The Charleston Courier notices great
frcshet in the Pedce.
A line of steamers is talked Of at New
York, 10 run 10 tho west coast Of Ire.
land.
Deaths in Philadelphia las. week l52---by
consumption i6, scarlet fcver IA.
There will be railroad celebration n
Burlington, VT, on the Goth June next
in commemoration Of the opening Of the
two lines between Burlington and Bos-
ton.
A bridge, about eighaeen miles from
Philadelphia, was accidentally left open.
ns the train was coming from Baltimore,
on Tuesday. The locomotive and tender
were prcciptaied into schooner under.
neath. The damage sustained, however,
was but slight.
The Methodist Protestant General Con-
ference which was in session at Baltimore,
has adjourned sine die.
Gen. Rosas has been reelected Gov.
ernor Of Buenos Ayres, with full powers
for another FIVE years, and will accept.
Congress has appropriated $l4O, 600 for
public local improvements in Washington
City.
Benjamin Franklin organized the first
ire company in this country. II WINS in
Philadelphia in l72s.
An extensive combination Of planters is
forming in Louisiana and Mississippi, for
the purpore of. .forminga slave colony in
California.
Yunkeo Sullivan is giving sparring ex-
hibitions al San Francisco.
Vaccination was first applied on the 18th
ofMny, 1885,,
$4,000 have been subscribed in Wheel.
ing, Va, towards the erection ofgas works
in that city.
The new Constitution of Kentucky was
adopted by majority Of about $4,000.
VIM. G. Preston has resigned tho Presi.
dency Of the College of South Carolina in
consequence ofill health.
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New Books,

IT IFE Of Mahomet, by Washington Irving /;
IL Life Of Christopher Columbus, by.Wash-
ington Irving Life Of Oliver Goldsmith, by
". Irving Life Of VIM. Vert, by J p.
kenneday; Geological Recreations, BY w ]
Brodtip; Taylor's Manual Of History Lives
Of the Commodores of the United States Navy;
Boswolls Lives Of Johnson Napers Peninsular
War Dantss Inferno, by Carlyle, ,,, History
Of Spanish Literature, by Tlcknor; Oregon and
Californin Trail Divine Revelations ii Clair
yoyance, by Davis Living Authors in Amer
lea; Hume's History Of England. For sale at
the New Bookstore, corner Of Front and Mar
ket streets, opposite Ferry Landing BY
J 7. STEPHENSON &co.
Porfamcuih. Nav A. 3hfl s
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A DIsPArcH YEssEL.--'ihe schooner
Heroine left last evening, ostensibly for
Sisal, for which port she cleared, but it is
understood her destination Is Huvana,
with special messenger and dispatches.
She smiled in ball nst, in six hours after
she was chartered. lfthis is,the first in
formation sent 10 the Captain General,
ofthe expedition against tho Island, we
think the Dous have awakened up rather
late in the day,and the expedition viii pro-
baby be there before this special messen-
eer.-N New Orleans Bulletin, la. !.
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CHARLESTON S. c., May l7.--An ex-
tensive and very destructive fire occurred
here this morning. 1t broke out about
two O'Clock in large warehouse on Ad-
gers wharf, The flames soon spread and
communicated to adjoining buildings, con-
sdming three large cotton storehouses, with
most Of their contents. The fire still con-
tinued TO rage, and a number Of stores
contiguous also fell prey to the devouring
element.
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Portsmouth INSURANCE Co.
CapltaI stock $15O,OOO. Paid and
secured to be maid. exc rkO

Capltai stock 81 $4,000. Paid and
secured to be paid, $5S,75O.
VIE public are respectfully informed that
,d.. u me ro0r1'smouti o,1 Insurance Company, incor
Poialeo .oih March, A. D. 1897, heretofore car.
rylng on the business of Fire and Marine In.
sIrance IN this town, is now organized, the
ABOVE amount Of its capital stock paid IN cssb
hhd secured to be paid by mortgages upon Real
estate, and Is fully prepared to resume the faks
ing every, deception of Fire Marine R;sk.
on the most liberal terms.
Officers.
PETER KINNEY, President
JAMES LoDWIcK, Sccrstaru
Directors.
yAMEs LoDWIcK, JOSHUA v. RoB1NsoS.
lanes w. DAVIS, JAMES L. McVEy.
WILLIAM HALL, M. KEHoE,
~, PETER KINNEY.
The Board ofDrectors hone bv prro,;,s,,.
attention TO business, the liberal terms ,'nos,
winch the business of the company bas bers,o" "
lore been conducted, and their well tno''',,
pVpsness aI ana liberality in the adjustment of
a. aii losses' and which will be continued in time
70 ~ come, TO merit and receive liberal sbare Of
the public patronage. -
iioPosilons Tor Insurance and also for loans
oI 'He company funds, TO be left at the Office of
ge toecreIary on Front Street, at the store
Of .. LoDWlCK & Son,lNo. g., and will re-
celVe the prompt and immediate attsn,ion of
.ne Board. Office open every day, SUNDAYS ar.
cepIed' from so'clock A. M, 10 6 o,clocL y
by order. JAMES LODWICK. Ssc,v
'oflsmouth, Ohio, June 90, I848.
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Foreign Items.

A recent shipment Of Goals, BY Liver
pool merchant, to Rio Janeiro, ended in
balance being struck against him Of one hun
dred and eighty dollars.
Mutton in barrels, called Mutton hams,
not being smoked or prepared as hams
usually are, is carried to England duty
free,
India rubber is now applied 10 book
binding as covers, in place Of leather or pa
per.
The amount on deposit in the English
savings banks at the present time, is twen-
ty-eight millions of pounds sterling.
Lady Fnnklin has purchased the ketch
Prince Albert, 80 tons burthep, to send to
prince Regents inlet in search Of her hus-
band.
The French monetary system is about to
be adopted in Switzerland.
There are 100 loan societies in England.
There were 69,642 applicants for loans the
last year, and 56,7l0 succeeded in their ap-
plications.
II is proposed in England thata law shall
be passed compelling every person tobe vac
cinated.
Madam Auber, mother Of the celebrated
composer, recently died at the age of93.
The Ecclesiastical Courts in Piedmont,
abolished during the late difieultiesin Rome
have not been restored.
Specimens Of cotton from Dahomey, in
Africs, have reached Manchester Eng
land.
Galvanism is successfully applied 20 nneu-
rism. M. Perrequin charges small batter
rvof forty elements with a solution Of Sal
ammoniac and puts four small needles in
thsl tumor. In twenty minutes it is solidi-
fed.
An insurrection is spreading rapidly in
Russia and Turkish Croatia, under the lead
of Ali Kedic. Servia and Albania appear
read, for revolt, and who knows but Hun
sary again be in arms.
Gasparin has expressed his opinion, at a
late meeting Of the French Institute, that
Liebig's theory Of nitrogen, as the essentia!
element Of nutrition, is correct Hearrived
at this conclusion BY making personal obser-
vations on the diet Of Belgian and French
workmen. He adds that coffee, though not
nutritious in Itself, prevents waste Of the
tissus, and also the necessity Of rich food to
restore them. Persons taking coffee largely
do not pass urea, uric acid, or phosporic
acid to the extent that non-takers Of coffee
do.
ISL >~~l>-~~~~~~-~-~~N~.
Ths Texas emigration is represented as
very numerous the present year Of an ex-
celient class Of people, including many agri-
culturists. Railroads, plank roads, and
STEAMBOATS,, attracting much attention
there.
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Great Bargains. i'm, Real
Estate,

TNHE subscriber offers for sale all that AzA
j. property situated on Front Street in lTiEl
Portsmouth, formerly known as the "American
Hotel" and now as the "Frankn." Also,
the whole of ln-lot No. l76, lying Immediately
in the rear and adjoining said Hotel property.
and fronting on second Street. The buildings
and other improvements situated on said prem
ises, are designed and adapted for Hotel purposes
but by division, the same can be used for three
or more business houses,and private residences.
The property will be sold ip a body, or in par
cells to suit purchasers. The title is good, and
the TERMS of sale will be reasonable and easy 4.
Apply to the subcriber, or o. F, MOORE, at
Portsmouth. CORNELIUS M'COY.
March 25, le50-5ltf.
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New and Valuable works.

4 fNCW slthN VaIuHDAe ttUIkS.
ROoTH'S Encyclopedias Of Chemistry,
ID Lake Superior, by Agassiz; w.
Deck and Port; & ~
Soyers Modern Housewife;
Leslie's Receipt Book, new edition;
Lords Modern History;
The Genius of Scotland; 4
The Annual Of Scientific Discovery;
The Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne,
Memoirs &C., of Barnard Barton;
Memoirs &c., Of Dl. Chalmers;
Scenes in a Clergyman's Life;
The Convict Ship;
Cuba and the Cubans;
The Women Of the Bible;
Irving's Mahomet;
Morton Montague;
Red Rover, by Cooper new edition,
4 Wilson's Miscellanies;
White Jacket;
Humboldts Cosmos;
Woman's Friendship, &c.. &c.
April 81, $50 Forsale at WELLS.
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Murdered.

Mr.. Townsend, Of Green township, Clin-
ton county, Ohio, was murdered on Satur-
day night lust. He got up during the
night and went out, but not returning,
his family became alarmed, and in com.
pany with some neighbors Instituted a
search. He was found short distance
fromhis residence shot through the head
Chi, Aduertser.
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TtRNBR' \ nOTIL.

ON SECOND STREET, BFTwEEN MARKET iANDcouRr
One square from theSteamboat Landing,
81 Portsmouth, o.
The subscriber respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that she will continue
in the above named, well known
House of Entertainment
heretofore kept by her late husband, Thomas
Coney, where she will be happy toswat upon all
who may favor her with their patronage, The
house was not long since enlarged and furnish
ed in a style to make every guest comfortable.
The table will at all times be well supplied with
the best that the markets afford; and the bedding
will be clean and neat
A commodous Stable, Carriage honse and
Wagon yard adjoins the house, in charge Of
careful Hostler, where single horses or teams
will be well attended and supplied with an a.
bundance of the best Hay and Grain. In short,
the subscriber intends that her house shall be- a
comfortable home for her guests. The charges
as heretofore will be reasonable. -
The Coaches for the North and East pass the
house daily, morning and evening.
ANN CONEY.
Portsmouth. October 90, I849.-29yl.
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A Treaty between M Bois de Compile,
The French Minister and Mr.. Clayton;:accor-
ding to a telegraphic dispatch in the Tribune
has been, concluded, substantially like the
treaty made with Mr.. Bulwer in relation 10
the Nicaragua question,
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PEsNsYLvANIA RAILROAD Three hun.
dred individuals in Philadelphia have been
appointed toprocure the residue of SUBJ
scriptions needed for the Pennsylvania
Railroad But 10000 shares are needed,
which will doubtless be subscribed before win
ter. The whole line from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh will be put under contract within
a1year, in all probability.
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-A GEA- M& EDo
MILLER & ELSAS,
SGa{peG8 %0UI GIGJ@W&o
No. /, Cornerof Front and Jefferson Streets.

IgW6I4pglGIS @lUWO GSIUgWWBo
No. /, Cornerof Front and Jefferson Streets.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~-o~
Grateful for past favors, would suggest TO
their old and numerous customers, that their
stock Of Cloths is as usual, complete. They
have, in addition, all kinds of Cassimeres, Vest
ings, ,Cravats, black, stripped and changeable
Pocket kerchiefs, Shirts, Gloves, Suspenders,& &c.
Gentlemen in want of fine suit of clothes
may rely upon having them 'done up brown"
as we fatter ourselves we cannot be beat in cut
ting or making up coats pants and vests. Suf-
fee il to say, gentlemen, give us call and we
will satisfy you that what we say is no humbug.
We have also lots Of Winter clothing which
we are determined to close out at reduced
rates. CONE ONE, COME ALL.
N. B.2To those who are in arrears we would
suggest the speedy adjustment of their bills, as
our term of partnership expires shortly, which
makes it Indispensable that our accounts be set
tied up. MILLER g. ELSAS
Portsmouth, January I, l85O.-4Otf.
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THE INQUIRER
Is published every Tuesday morninr.
CLEIELAkD g MILLER.
ron rietoyo

TERMS :--Single copy, $50. ~, .nna.,
in advance or within -four months 70 m ~
four months and within the year ;sanS % S1 so
after the expiration of the year. Ten copies or
more to one direction will be furnished al $i 90
per copy in advance. No paper discontinued
except ut the option of The publisher, until al
arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISING,
Gle square $500 m's) insertion u. 80
:, 40 do 8 do .........I.0r
Each subsequent insertion. ,.... o5
One square months 50O
do do IL do. -. ! 80O
Larger advertisements at reduced rates.
0T Me chants and others desiring 10 occupv
an Indefinite space, and make occasional chan,
ges, will bePermitted to do so upon fair terms
~, JOB WORK
Ofall descriptions executed with neatness and
espatch, and upon the most reasona : '''N
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q WELLS is now receiving full supplyo
-. PAPER and BLANK BOOKS of al
kinds for sale at his Book and Music Store a
unusually low prices.
Portsmouth, December II, ls49-37tf
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Fancy Articles.
SWANS TREATISE.

TINE New Edition OF Swans Treatise isjust
IL published. II is much larger than the
old one, and changed to suit all the recent laws
up the close of the last session Of the Legisa-
ture, for sale by the dozen or single at publishers
prices, by WHITING & HUNTINGDON, "
Nav 3)o ne
Portsmouth. Dec. A 1S49-35tf.
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lpWWIDER.
Kentucky Rifle Powder

NCHHGUCMy 1tHHO UWWVT
Made at Eufeld, Connecticut, and put up in
whole, half OIL quarter Kegs, for sale at lowest
rates. Also, Blasting and Cannon Powder, al
ways on hand Orders filled in ten minutes time
by calling ON S. r. ROSS,
Agent. Hazard Company.
Portsmouth, Nov. IA, l946-3l
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Portable Galvanic Batteries

VI the Latest improvements with Direc.
tions.
NaLoE machines are so constructed. that
- me operator may at pleasure produce an
Intense current, and instantaneous change Il
~ perfectly soft current, pervading The whole
Sys'eH OF 'he part affected only, at the pleas
ure OF the patient. They are the most ener.
se'lc ana smplein their structure, and in point
0i convenience excel any others. f'''''
For sale by
APrl ~ 1913 NJ ]. L. M'VEY g. Co.
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Furs; I! Furs q!

NNHE undersigned will pay the highest
Il Cash price for FURS of every descrip-
ion. D. WOLFARD,
December 10, .IS49-tf.
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A FINElct Of Cop aud Letter Paper, just
"A received and for sale at WELLS.
DAC0N.--l0 bhdsbacon, sides, shoulders
II and hams, just from smoke, for sale By
- 5. R.R0SS. !
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Ths Texas emigration is represented as
very numerous the present year Of an ex-
ceIlent class Of people, including many agri-
culturists. Railroads, plank roads, and
steamboats,, attracting much attention
there.
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HILDRETHs History of the U. States
IL complete in octave volumes;
Lyells IrayeIs IN the United States in Q vols
GlimPses, OF Spain, by s. 7. Wallis;
Evenings at Wood Lawn
Earth and Man, by Guyott;
Proverbs for the People BY Rev e L Maroou,
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine,
Redburn by Melville;
French Revolution by Lamartine;
Adirondack or life in the Woods by Headlv,
&c. &C., for sale by
WHITING & HUNTINGTON.
Portsmouth, Dec. IL, lS49-37f
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M TAC KEREL. 80 bbls No. i, 2 and 8 /
Ix.l for sale at the market rates, by
may 6, 80. s.. r. ROSS.
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SSUGAR AND MOL ASsESs--50 hhds N. o.
- sugar $50 bbls Molasscs Of choice qu-lIp
iy, for salo by
april. ~. s. R. ROSS.
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IL YANIZED CORDAGE, all sizes, 20 called
IN because il is .imPcryioua rot, and war
ranted stronger than MAnlilla, sold at manuhe
turers prices by s.. Il. ROSS,
December "a, lS49. "a.
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ENxTRA FINE TOBACCO, few boxesoi
~ Sutherlin'sChoice Extra Fine Tolacco,ex.
pressly for Retailers, just received and for sale
BY S.R, ROSS.
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Drs. Shackleford & Mcdowell,
wv ILLPractice Medicine, Surgery, &C.. in
w Partnership. Office at the Drug Store
of Shackeford & Cfichton.
January ID, lS50-4llf
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CONGRESS IS.


WEDN EsDAY, Sept IL.
SENATE. Mr.. Fremont introduced bills to ex-
tend the Judiciary laws, and create the office of sur
veyor general and restrct Indian claims to the gold
regions in California.
The bill Tor the relief of the colonization society
was passed, after which the Senate resumed the
Slave trade bill A very inhammatory discussion
took place, in the course of which Mr.. Winthrop was
assailed with considerable severity by Mr. jefferson
Davis and Mr. Butler also replied.
House,. The House Immediately took up Mr..
Robinscns proposition TO admit the California rep
resentatives forthwith, which was adopted by 109
to SO, and they were sworn in and seated.
The Pennsylvania contested election then came
up. Mr. Strong spoke in favor of Robbins claim
Mr. Vandyke replied in support of the minority re-
port, and in favot of the contestant The majority
report was adopted, and the seat was given to the
sitting member Mr.. Robbins
The Ewing case further discussed, but with
out coming to any conclusion the house adjourned
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ANrI-CoNsuMPTIvE BAROMETER. Amona N
the ingenious mechanical inventions to assist and
'e curative processes of nature and SCIENCE we think
the AM. oomsuptive Barometer Of Dr. Root must take
,ne lead. For by means Of ithe slightest defect in the
lungs can be readily distinguished, and its extent def
n'tey ascerained and in such uncertain cases "a wl
sometimes arise, where the practitioner IS in somo
doubt as to the location Of disease the barometer
as an unerring guide This splendid and costly n;ooo
OF mechanism can be at DIR. Roots rooms al the
Worcester House, where he will remain until saturd.
Tor the purpose of treating such patients as NAV desire
to avail themselves OF his skill in pulmonary complaints
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AFFECTING INCIDENT. A pleasing circum-
stance occurred at the Railway delegation meeting
in Portland General Dearborn, Mayor ofRoxburv
Ia the course Of his very able aud eloquent remarks
observed that twenty years ago be had heard of a
Briiish-fnan-of-lFsr having been engaged in a sur
ysying expedition % the coast Of Madagascar; and
ihai 20 fatal was te climate to Europeans, that ey
cry sog o. board he vessel persisted with the fever
except Inc saYt2i1- Tie captain nothing daunted
shipped nem crew: sad remarkable 10 saw eyeru
one q these died zAso. tie captain again being the
oaly survivor. % eatesasg aae rom that morning
SAD 5en- Dearborn he had heea informed thai
faa's aas ~ A9aaes4 0Seas ,wsses,; and he was
~ e&css a1sss m81a aae egsySct50u that this was
sas Esrr espeSas Owens n3sosa he had heard such
g9@asg soe9Sa q taaea4y years before and he said
any Haa more tssan another deserved the thanks a
HAsskaaa, Il Nss The Admiral then before him.
ahne CHEZ naval heroes and warriors had been
saying iheR isio" men by means Of the sword Ad-
hl1ai owens bad tolled ieaTlessy upon a sicky
coasl' Trying 70 save life by discovering the rocks
shoals and qaicksands that strew the path ofthe
lner and making charts for his guidance He. Cen.
eral Dearborn, esteemed and reverenced the ADM
raj then present. as being Of the greatest beneac
lois OF mankind; and ne was reOlced to find him
among ms countfymen, again coming up to the no.
PIE work which they were then considering for unit
ing together IN the bonds Of anity and fiendsbin
and promoting the welfare and happiness oCtyo preai
Commercial nations
Oar informant says, that this episode in the Gem
era REMARKS, filed every eye with tears-nor was
lne AdmTal himself the least affected amongst the
company 1t Is an old and often true saying, thai
yoa so'net'ae go INTO the country and learn impor
tant news about the city. We think that most ~
our delegates received this news Of the Admra's er.
Pios Tor the hrst time in Portland ST John NJ r.
.Tsaos. 'O'''' ~ .