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NE daily hear OF the most astonishing cures be.
u ing effected by that great and popalarmedi2
cine g srIs44s =.
H. G. FARRELL,s I.


The greatest remedy ever discovered for almDst
all complaints requiring IN exterDala application,
leitber ips ma or beast. In The short ienstk ok
iiime it has been introduced to the peonle A the
United States, it has gainedS reputation uneoual.
led by any other medicine In the known World
Why 10 n1 The answer H. plain: beesuse NO
medicine ofthe kind hssever been put before the
public 80 deserving Of the rich laufsls Il hss se.
Iquired; and 1t wnl continue to gain friends as lone
as It performs the most extraordinary cureaof n.
lrious descriptions, after the doctors and sii otEsr
remedies had failed. We do not oniv SAY thst
THE genuine g Fsrrelps Arabisn LinineptcsN
and DOES perform cures which no other medicine
can do, but you have here certificates Of what IL
has done. ~
Thadeus Smith, Of Mudd Creek, TazswsrI ca.
Ills, says: 81 had lest the use Of my ann 1ss
more than Q year, BY Palzy or paralysis; The fesh
skin, muscle and bone. ] tried all the best doe.
tors and al the ! could hear Of, but they
did no good. then commenced the use Of II @
FarrelPs Arabian Linimen4, aud Q few bottles en-
Itirely cured me, and my arm is now - slsopR
and feshy Is the other. Il Is also 6rst rais for
burns, sprsins and bruizes. daa =
The celebrated D0CT0RJAYNE, whose Yeps
I~utation a. Q benefaetoF TO mankind extends over
the whole world, reports that . lady Of one Of The
first families in Phila6elphia had been eonfnedto
her bed fourteen years with Rheumatism. and
was cured by H q Farrell's Arabian Linimenf.-
He also says: 'Your Liniment 10 going rapidly;
send me . supply Immediately BY Leeehss fast
lime"
My daughter, when s months old, wasStaken
With . swelling in the ~toBsils, whichgrew lsfxtf
and larger, till when 6 years old she bad great
difficulty in swallowing her food. Every aight,
watch was kept, fearing she would sufoeate-
The best doctors attended her, but could give no
relief. Itook her to the most emineus doctors d
the East; they seid there was no help for her bnt
to outgrow il. With asad heart Isefurned honA
with heEsEhsn he-heeaRs-S - aee6 4arpe tbat
the doctors hadto be called In again; hey decided
the tonsils must be cut on, 10 the Gully means Of
giving relief My wife would not consent to Ibis,
and she determined to try your lisimesf, which
gave relief the very FIRST applications and By
use she entirely reeavesed. She 10 BOW
10 years old, and feshy and healthy q could 10
desired. Your liniment Is also the best In use H6f
sPrains, bruiIes, cuts, burns, headache &C.; and
will remove the most severe pain in q ger min
utes. II also cured eaked uddes in my cow in
few days. GEORGE FORD,
Peoria, March Goth 2e49. 1i''
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IhERIGlN HOTEL,

On Tne street, 6etpsss JMeis& Seo~S, 81. LOUIS
- The above Hotel, rebuilt, thoroughly fen'
fE5E ovated, re6tted, and furnished with entire
1.24new furniture, with large and convenient
additions, vas opened by the subscriber for the
Of transient and psrmanentboard'
The location 10 desirable, being situated in the
ceRtfe of the most extensive mercantile portion ol
the city, and equally convenient to the Levee.-
The house, uith its new additions, contains large
and airy rooms, sufficient for the accommodation oil
two hundred guests, VITA dining room of sufficient
size to seat comfortably the above number.
1t is the determination ofthe proprietor, to make
iteQual. in every respect to any house in the city,
and hopes by the ~strictest attention to the best In.
terests of his guests, to merit aliberal share Of pat
ronage.
MIG 1y. GEORGE WOOD.
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DIR E C N s

Battle the parts well with the Liniment two OF
three times a day, ~stsaming it with a hot iror
when practicable, or heat it before the fire.
Keep dry and warm, avoiding getting wet. oil
taking cold as much as possible. For some dis.
eases, a particular attention is required, and III.
use Of a salve prepared by himself. called Ma.
gees salve No. /.
E. DRAPER & BROS, general Agent,
Louisiana, Mo-, to whom all applications mus
be made for Medicine or Agencies.
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LOOK OUT FOR CoUNrERFEIrs,

As they are in circulation. The true nd, only
II G Farrell's Arabian Linimeni alwsys
reads with The H G., his initials, before FarreIfs,
thus. 81 Farrclps Arabian Liniment;' and his
10 also on the label Of the bottle, and
these words are blown in the glass bottle, al @
FarrelPs Arabion Linimenf, Peoria" Do not
touch any other, & look well before you purchase,
or yom will get imposed upon. .
Manufactured only by H G Farrell, sole invi ut.
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, No. ~
Main street. Peoria, III; to whom all communities.
ions must be addressed; and for sale BY
WILLIAMS Co, Louisiana.
II BLAKESLY & Co..
Wholesale agents, St. Louis.
Also by regular agents throughout the U. s..
ECalland geta Farrier hook, free Of Charge
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ktnN.o
KENNEDY SEQ,
A RE now in receipt of the largest, finest
n most fashionable and best STOCK Of Clocks
Watches, Jewelry, Perfumeries. SC. &C.. sve'
offered in Louisians. Alsn, Confeetionaries
doe Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, and . variety
Of other doings, too numerous TO notice, which
they will sell veRY CHEAP for cash, or in ex'
chang for old gold and silver. or even California
dust. KENNEDY & co.
L~n,isiana, Dec. 9th, 1850.
N. B. They have also a lot Of Cheap Jewelry,
such 90 10 sometimes kept in Dry Goods Stores.
which they will give away, il they don't sell
cheaper than any others. 3m
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C E

WHITE SWELLING.
Dr.John Mages, Sir: This is to certify thar
my son was taken with the white swelling, ant
your Liniment has. cured him in a short time.
The disea5e was Of q years standing.
JOHN C. BOWLES.
Pike Go. NO., Feb. 23d, ls4s.
%. This was a remarkable case, and excitet
mitch wonderin the neighborhood.
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GEORGE WOOD.
MIG v.

WOULD announce to the good people of Pike.
% that he keeps constantly on hand q general
assortment of all kinds of articles in the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC-
TURING LINE,
consisting OF the following articles inpsrt, to.wit'
Ladies' and Gentlemea's Saddles Of various quail
titles and prices, from the plainest Pidgeonto
the Loftiest Mexicana, brides for ladies
and gentlemen, from the p~lainestr ring
bit, to a splendid Jenny Lind bit
and hraddooa, together with
various qualities Of Mar
tingals, attached
or detached.
Fancy Silver and brass plated Buggy Harness.
Short Tug or two horse do do
~Japaned or black mounted do do
Leather Trace carriage, do
Wagon common, do
Horse collars, all sizes, qualities and prices, back
bands, belly bands, breech bands, blind brides
Check and Single lines, Whips Of various kinds
buggy, wagoners, DraSman's and Drovers de.
Itsched Whip Lashes, interlinked breast Chains
Trunks, large travelling, and Velices, Carpet
bags, Saddle bags, Chapaltepec Overshues, be.
sides various articles too tedious 10 mention, all oil
which will be sold very low for Cash, or ex.
changed for most Of the predictions of the eeun.
try. c
Inaddition to the above, be keeps constantly
on hand and for sale by the hundred, or less guam
Itity, Q choice ar;icleof Spanish aud Oak Tanned
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Pink Skins, and
Sheep Skins.
a.. Cash paid for Dry and Green Hides, OF
exchanges made 20 suit customers.
GEORGIA ST, OPPOSITE BAIRD'S HOTEL.
Louisiana, December 18th, 1880. I'm
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Land Claims.

y : to all claims en.rustsdto his care, b. those
entitled TO bounty land undsr the act OF Congress
approved Sept. 28.h, 1850, granting heunty land
70 the soldiers (ortheiP widowser minor ehiIdrenl
|of 1873, and the Indien wars since 1870.
= l'hh J.B. HENDERSON.
November 18th 1850. dHsl
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The TORNADO!

AA
? NHE subscriber takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens Of Louisiana, and Pix,
county generally, that he has located himself d
the store house formerly occupied by DR.. Wise
one door north so. G. Tinkef's which he be,
|reftS6d, and filed with Q choice selection Of good,
of al qualities and descriptions, such as
Priats. .AIpaeas, Mosslia DeLaias, MdrSnos,
Ginghsn's, Ribbeas and Fo1rers,
Hsts, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
&C., &c. &C.,
and ! would say to DenocFsts, Whigs and Fret
Sellers, that the time has come again, when tn,
winds Of the north and the psttiless storms o.
winter will sweep in ali their fury over tn,
land, when the human body win require protec
ton from the chilling embraces of old Boreas;-
you will therefore find it to your advantage L
call at my store, where you will find the mos
splendid and fashionable assortment Of Ciothins
ever offered in this city,
-coNsIsrIBo Or
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS
PANTS by the hundred, VESTS by the
load, POCKET HANDKERCHIEfS
COLLARS. CRAVATS, WOOL.
LEN SHIRTS, SUSPEND
s ERS, &c., &c.
The subscriber, thankful to this community fol
their past liberal patronage, hopes by strict at
~|tentien and fair prices, q continuance Of their "a
vors. J. RICHARDSON,
Main street, Louisiana No
December 4tb, 1850. 1y--
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The above glass is Of the most approved
brands sud viii BE- sold low at the CITY
Drug Store Of j. WILLIAMS & Co.
June 4th 1861.
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Wanted +.
10000 bushels Corn;
5000 bushels Oats,
$4,000 lbs. Bacon,
5000 lbs. Lard;
loo Barrels White Beans;
1000 los. Feathers;
1000 lbs. BeesWsx; be-
1000 Dry. Hides;
900 Bushels Flaxseed,.
500 Dozen Eggs, at
LUCE& MuRRAI'S.-
xarch 24th, 1861.
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he is prepared TO carry on the BLACKSMITH
ING RUSINESSin allits branches.
lie will also furnish and fix pumps of all pat.
|enisin wells or ~cisterns, at the'shortest notice.
Machine work and Mill repairing attended to
at shortest notice, and work warranted to please.
All persons desiring work in his line are re-
specially invited to give him q call. His prices
shall be moderate, and his work his chief recon.
|mendation.
- s. C.. TALBOT.
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PLoUGHSl PLOUGHsn PLOUGHsI
TEWETT'S Steel Cary, and MorrOw's Tully
ID Ploughs, on hand and for sale by :
March oath, 1861.
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|BLACKsMITHING s WAGON MAKING.

FTNHE undersigned begsleaveto return his thanks
l. to bis friends and customers, for the liberal
patronage extended to him, and tax es this method
of reminding them that he is still at his old stand,
on Georgia street, Louisiana, prepared to execute
all Kinds of work appertainine to
CARRIAGE OR WAGON MAKING,
including 10th the WOOD and IRON WORK. Espe-
cial attention will be paid to all jobs of black
smithing for farmers. Though he never worked
in St. Louis himself, he has a hand WHO DID, and
another that passed through that city. Farmers,
give me a call. J.J. STONE.
Louisiana, Aug. 2sth. ] S5O.-6m.
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NOTICE,

- NUTTCE, e -, ;
/. A IL those indebted to Tbonas Ca,h,jr, 4
IA Co., are respectfully invited to eslIapaI
close their, accounts, either with The caah Of ~
note, as i is extremely unpleasant 10 hsysso
stand two or ,(hTes years, -,
THOS. CASH, j.. 3 CO.
Louisiana. March 10Th, 1851! LA"
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New ESTABLISHMENT.

THE undersigned having
removed from ST. Louis TO
this city, is now prepared 10
announce to the citizens OF
Louisiana and the surroun-
ding country, that he has
erected a new and commo-
di"us shop on Main, below
South Garolina ST whore
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9plnung Bleed

d. O. I. TowEsRsD-I verify believe youf s~a1apedlla hes bss1
the nsenG thrsagh ~PFovids1cs q aving ny ufet . have Ga
ssvsrl ye.u Asda bid Ccsgh nbeesAs !os.s and woue. Al
Last I ei1sd larEa quanAiksG Of blood, haa night sWeets and W.
ErSaty debilRatsd and rsd1csd and IA not expect 10 i've.
laws oaiy used your ~sarsaparlla . sAort tine. and there hes
vondsrl6l ehaz9e b6sn Wrcaght N ne. { an row shls b van
al over he city. ! raise 70 blood, and my eozgh ka LEA NJ
Yoa en- well imagine tha4 ] 81 tasakfnl 6f tkssa resRlhL
.SfFL 10 HnlP oh0diank narnuA H-
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Yea shsve n:eeoas!s1aaA tul eye. HtaeAs % Dc 80.
rough hin a. Gseklea N ere @eut a spiriht" ~ Q bctas oe
tx0,d DE- q !. fsWnsofs e~snasrIlA II wH elsa.s pear
blood remove ts hSeklss al elaeAAh eaA give lss snins6se
Of immeuse value 30 unmarried kadisG fhoasnds end Thousands
at fraaaIes Wbo weTe vested By dlseass, md dsrk Seo1t he eye.
geRedy.
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On sain,d hsI ,Ss on u John Rs and Mary .n.oa
snd. IF The family are respee fully invited to al
,.nd n. funeral c The Re, Is:s s her No. 100
a. Ther.day the 23d Oct; LILA AUGUSTA, eldest
saOehier x the late VIM P,q denburgh.
TeT remains were taser 20 snI;h0wn, l. for inter
A. Wnisfnsburgh On Saturday evening the 25,h o.
zNsr short III, severe Illness SARAH J. stODD|n'
wife of Israel " Scudder ,
The 70 aIves an the friends Of the fanny are ~,
fully invited end the funeral On m"ndSs sue e,
at p from her late residence, No. III o"u'" ''''
without further invitation. NJ c.urrrT
On Saturday the 2j,h Oct At orange n - Dan
n CLEVELAND 10 he 5lsi year OF hs age. 49, rx.,
The friends Of the family are nVteo 10 ~''sA1 ~ 'i-
te-day. a; o'clock. - A. ,,,h NJ, Cen
.pRIUAn VAIL IN the oath year Of ms age
A, hn,,e,uisb Nova Scotia, ih OF, heF VILLA vi
r1.IER ID D. Roman Catholic Bishop, aged II years
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Foreign Ports,

At Belize Hon 4th INST. brig Alfonso Frisbee from
Boston, dIsg Bryant, Shepherd. for NewYork days
X HaskIns. Snow from Bangor for New YorA 10 DAYS
schr. Tho. Pearson Benson, I'm. York. Sid brig
Gong no The River Of Pae, August 30ih, an Am bark
showing signal with WHITE and blue perpendcuar
stripes. (probaby the Edward Koppsch, Upton, I'm Salem
July z
Arr at Trinidad 80 inst bark J. Hal White Savannah
Curacao let inst. bark Franklin Gibbs Boston, r,ui
dad.
Al Fortune Island ID inst brie Malvern, Jarman, for
Phllade phla, ready.
18Th Ranger, Frost. Por,a ID Sailed ilth. BARI I1hn
Ayles Chase Portland; 18Th, brig John Dow, Oliver,
Isle OF Pines.
Sid I'm Marel 10th inst, brig Acenus, Mitchell, JOS
ton.
Nuevitas Oct 10 barks PIss Rogers Tor New-York,
l6e Coela, lRgrahm, do do Sid brig St George Hyler,
New York.
be the only Am sci.
ST Jago. Oct TO- sid brig w4itstill, Morris New York
At Havana 18th inst steamship Facon, Rogers from
Chagres of The port eycn-- of l7h and came next
sal 22d on her ret1rn shps Fe late OF
Boston condemned and sold: -. Peter Dillingham; for
Boston soon baTks Isla de Ina, Omsteid. FOR New
York soon, Chlde Harold, Rich do do Joha Benson,
West from do l4th, for DO; 27th Nathan'@ BllNe,
DAVIS. dischg American AIDE, and Martha Anna Messer
do Parana, G.odlDg, unc bu,s Lima W 1de Tor Me-
York, lds part cargo of ship feraN, Cardh MeNiL tr
to sail ON her home Adela. MLary. from do.
l7ih, Meamora Metyger dscng Henrietta. York fright
or charter, L Soue. Smith, for New Orleans 9th, Way
Elizabeth, Mcconnell from do, ar i7th' schr. Lopis'
Sears, Wright. unc
CID d.. 8th brig ADELAIDE Washbnrn. Easerbrook
Bahia Honda 9th Schr II Barring Marshal, CaDInaN
10 h. br "a NJ Charlton. l. gh.heurl siansl
SD hOm DO, 9Th, bak Pros psCs Dow. B,na N'nGa 20
load { New-YoIk hrtgs NauCs Pratt. kHoslcs New
burport; Ii,h Patriot Ald,sch. fom Caaass arr l0.t
New YORK, 18Th Z. Soue, smith, NeH ORLEANS
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cleared.
S.ornsh.u-Southorner Dickinson, Charleston s. ~
TIss,on & Co: IlI0ols. Haftseen, HtyaHe IL o. IL ID
srs: Florida LYON Savannah, : l.. Mitchell h'ai"Ae ;
parrish Richmond. Dom & ThnTnt Il. - -, e.
Shrs-Wro Paren, The0fald, Ofieans Nesl-i'h :
Son adv franklin Yeaion. Liverpool, ) IhomoS2h :
kentew IIberiy Curtis, New Orleans, j. W Phul y :
,.,s smith Rio Janero SIN lrJnsdes, sarah, tbrl
Tins GLASGOW A woodruff; Kalamazoo, Iay or, New
Ori.sos ia rnas Richardson Mary Ward, Moodey New
Oresps Foster Nickersen Lady Hobert, br) exam
der Charleston d PHkington; +. Busley, br7Fn,
ChSrleston George Bulkley Fairfield Loyeiand Cafrles-
tor. George Bulkiey - ~ - r., s.
Bark-Garlald, Martin, Wilmington NC, Funch *
MeIncke ,. c...r, T. r. .
VOLTA Nouon. Daniel Norfolk, ". EHweH Eliza Jane,
Baurette. Havana. 1rulello * Ba-eras a Field PM
brook Cardenas K W Trundy Holander BakeT, 30 ton
master; Angola. Hcwes Savannah, J. '" ti"eh feieh
Mar ard Windsor J. s. whitney Co trocns' NoitoA'
Mobile J. " Eiwen. NJ, .
Sk,lark Saunders Sabine Pass stanton thompson :
Tamah. TrImble. ST.. Stephens, A. g. Benson Nlct ~
Chase Boston, ] Aiken $ Co Renown, ChHrchiI bps-
ION 6 " LEWIS Ellen Peterson Boston. Foster x Nck-
crson Pac fc Farrow Washington, Ba emau. kndderp~
& Co Sarah Ann Rose. GIllet Baltimore Mailer X
Iord: Charles ID Els. Smith, Wilmington. G. W. l..
NcCready: Abbott Lawrence, Allen, Boston, Dayton
Srragne BIN CITY. Frisbee. w-Haven, master, Mary
hankn Wyatt. Baltimore. ID. I.aiouTeite -
SloOps-R, ger Williams, Rhodes, PROVIDENCE, fashDh'
Blvhenterg. Providence. - 49, 49,
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PpII ADTIpHIA. Oct. Str. steamSi Osp-a-,
pm, ChArieean: n4rks Aa-cn Harvey. C-e. Crl-ies-
70, aconia How IS P0sfnn. Sishla. Clio,d o. hri-s
Liian Erapcss Bartlett New-f0rE C.UUl. Scftngi j,
ly,rc.ton lam May H CroNell. Boston. O.rr Bni-
fo,d Trlndao Ge Cuba: sclrs. Timothy Ph4sI. Lewis,
New-Yors John " Candy Io~oSes Proyd:ace g. a.,
IA Deary Norwich VIM s Can1, Fra-t. Hartford NJ
ue-va Wr.hr Rogers r edmond; John o Irel, Cro"-
I'll Clorcesfer 4ntoinet-e Brown. NewYOrk Charotfe.
pi,,oy do Ann Cnrtjs WIlans do Ustaloga Perrs. d.
MERIDIAN Das re'ds Ral'lm William James. lanS.
New-Yors samuel l. Crocser Burt Taunton H eta,
Kespe New Bedford Asa Edrdge Lpwien. New YORK
Ottoman Seoey Boston Oregon. Godfrey NeW-B iiod
Isabella Williams. Pawtucket steamers Pennsy vinil
ScbelInger Delaware CIV 81 Nicholas, Wnlaker l. ves
Clc0rcd-Seanships CITY Iof Plttsogrg Stoesbdry u
ernool Beuiamn Franklin Sears. Boston; Kenuene0,
Sevmcrr New York oak Pace wilkins, Laguayrl brig
pelevare Drevoor Ca,denas FAIRY, Sheed Blr1ad1es
hndoyer Hardy Boston Emma, Francis. Bariei - IS
ton schrs Jos II Planters NanglldeI Bttoadoes' Is
bella williams. Pawtucset; A. p q Whsa'on Eldc ~
Hohoteu. Bagcuet wills. Suffolk, Va; Harriet Garrl-
sor scott Alexan1ia Catharne Martha Emerson, Bal
fIore: Geo Harms Snmers. Charleston. Emily Weaver
PJock do Fannie, Vance savannah kenslhg.on *
tor Charleston DlckersOn. COrs)n, Bristol Greg N
Godfrey New York: Anoneite Brown, Boston } W
Candy Townsend. Providence Ann C. Baker, Snith
Providence. Henry Lea Erickson Providence; Aida,
d. lanv Norwich barge Albany. Jones. New YORK 3
steamers Black Diamond Stevenson, New->orNi onon
Cayrool Ba tmore. ,
hany: f. Rodman. Osgood New Bedf, I'd to New YORK :;
Siar Nicl erson. Beverly. do fremont Pollock, Llhec
do Melville BoSs. Searsport do. HOpeton. Lutte Sppi-
can for DsIen Ga W. b. Williams, Rogers Dshtnn tlr
philadeuhIa: Scoops Ann HolRes laws TO New YORK ,
NmJod. Austin, Dighton 10 Pnladolpha; Ellis, Weeks,
New Bedford FIR Nev-YoTk Report, Wells, do for do
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Disasters &c.

Bark Lucene Yates I'm Boston. before reported ashore
at Cape ffenepen arrived up Philadelphia 23d nst n
damage reported
BrIe Ormus Reed. from PHILADELPHIA. Of and for New
Beef I'd laden with coal dragged her anchors night Of %
INST and go, aground the bar ~ the Cove, near LeNes
Del She Law bad situation bat required n assistance
as Capt Reed thought he could get aoat M ddy or two
should the weather continue favorable
Br ship GraSmere. Vale. at Charleston from Calcutta
experenced heavy weather from Calcutta % the Cape
Good Hope and succession Of gales of the Cape
ScHR TFIoS A telegraph dispatch reached Boston on
Friday that thus vessel winch raised by schrs Beth an
and Albion OF Hull and tkento Bird Island bar has been
toVed by them to Hull
Scbr MIRANDA before reported ashore Fosters Island
was valued AT SC 500 and insured at Rockland ioI
Sc 0C0 The agent If he Office trying 70 get her mp "a
Machasport To be repaired II uncertain whether tins
can be .c ctedIf not she will be sold where she lies
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BY TsIeafaoL.

,~,,,- 70, -. -, -.,as Mote. MY .-s. Ben
,s,r - 6rsaas. nar6 Nel,ctY. Charlie ton nr-'
M .ftbe Ia.s d. Acl s-son. VI ,la-t Nyr'le y Az
aguez sctrs Alyrna o. Hsn0vTr Nof'h acme ''p'
I'm oil Fr,-fd Phl.ielos,a; Albany %
Aiso barEs selsh ~ Iade pa.a s's Z! a1 Gu
:, u - a. - I.ansrs HsI;ioTa J. {. CsHoin.
Aclu III N e. 49,,
80, %e.-t1f 81 t'r n1t GO II r. ned ac.r let.r.
TIC { v has hl-h uaf~. cs and I'm semen lne u.n
b.d fd 93d mi s,u,s shoals 81 Ike plot bat Wih,p--
Ton No 4. 81 Sew-Xors who lat oa board FIVE aa
ASSESSED ter INTO pn-t 80
pbi.rI@L, A,7-s Ava I0ri nd ara Ellen. { llide a.
PROVIDENCE. OF AR slooP Pointer. Fos-ef
S.lfiHscA-s ! A H..ar-. Cove, Baltif ,-e. "
Darlug C:hts ID DelaWare. Hsrin- de-. 'io'nS Iae'
= Han ard Sea witch, New lofA.
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L s Mail steamship Pacific. Nye. from LIVERPOOL Oct
IS with mdse aud passengers 10 E COllus Co. Der
p, al NJ passed steamship bound West, supposed
her 10 he the City II Manchester from Liverpool fo
Philadelphia.
b. bag iude pendent Clements 70 DAYS from Remedies
sander. from Bes'on d.scg bne Halcyon, for NewYork
loading
sctr An'hacophora Weldon Troy bound 20 DIehton
Mass, with bloom non.
Steamer kennehec. Seymour, from Philadelphia, with
mdse 10 sanford Co
Prone lor Martin Hoffman Towpsend. Norfolk, 40 hours
ndSe to j NJ Woodward, passengers. Thirty I'VE mues
South ct Sandy Hoax three steamers bound South
BEIOW-Ship Marthas' VINEYARD. GraAum. from Glas-
gow, Sept 10, with mdse TO Durham Dimol.
wlND-At sunrise, W; at meridian N; at sunset DO
and hazy.
~ ON Sunday morning. at 10 so A VI Capt Townsend
o propeller Martin Hoffman reports the steamship Allan
TIC az anchor al s ". Spit.
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