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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

. FREEzING MAcHINE,-The Scientific
American gives an interesting account of the
new method Of producing ice and snow by
machinery. Steam is sactpaIly converted in.
TO snow by the aid ofsteam, and solid blocks
Of ice are produced in q few moments.
1t is said that the process was exhibited
in one Of The relreshmenl rooms Of the
Worlds Fair, where crowds were refreshed
with ices nude by steam. One hundred
quarts Of desert ices were produced in fifteen
or sixteen minutes, and Sky different kinds
made by one machine. This is much better
than the tedious process by which our ices
are prepared for'the table,; and what's Of
great importance for nsito know, gthe ma.
chine can be made to suit the convenience
of small families. Rooms are said to be de-
lightfully cooled by converting steam in,e
snow. Mr.. Masters ofihe Royal Polytech.
nc Institution, England, IS The Patentee,-,
We may be sure thai our ingenious country
men will soon introduce this new invention
into this country. In our sutry climate il
will be a most valuable acquisition. ID. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

ASTONISHING FEcUNDlTY,-The Aoxon-
dria Gazette says:
In schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, there
died last year a man named Michael Dress,
aged forty, who was The father of iwenly-
one children by his wife Kme Dress, aged
thirty nine, The first child was born in
1929, and tho lastin February, 1850. She
had twins five imcs, and in February, 1913,
had four children al brth--niuking lwen.
tyrone children in twehty-one years, and
sir children athe space Of eighteen months,
The four chldrenal birth were apparently
healthy and we'll formed, Ono died in aboul
four weeks, another in eleven months, The
third a liule over year, and The fourth, q
fine boy is still living. There arc lwelye
OF The whole number Iiving-aeyen boys
and five girls.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

< or What is tho difference between the
trunk of Tree and the mupk ofan elephant.
One leaUeS in the spring and tho oIher
leaves whenever the menagoric does.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11
IOT.5- Or. Franklin, when in England, used

p OF Dr.. franklin, when in England, used
pleasantly to repeat an observation Of his
negro servant, when tho doctor was making
the tour Of Derbyshlte, Lancashire, &c. =
"Eberyiing, massa, work in dis country
water work, wind work, smoke work, dog
work, bullock work, horse work, ass work
eberyling work here but de hog ; he cot, he
drink, he sleep, no do nothing all day-hc
walk about like a gentleman. aayi a'~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

W The coutiship Of the earl of Pomfre,
and The helress he afterwards married, was
conducted aner .he following fashion,;
"Do you like bultered toast -
"Yes.'
"Buuered on both sides :"
Eyes" ea
so do |; don't you think we had better
DO married ~
"Yes."
Tho lady's fourth "yes was pronounced
'beiorelho altar
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

AN OLD MAID.--Mss Maria Linch, oil
Claremonl New Hampshire, has just ennerg-
ed from tho one hundred and fifth year Of
her nge, with her faculties unimpuired,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

.EThe New York Express, in an article on
ihe respected aFti1dl7of Kossuth relates the
following incident, Illustrative Of the devo.
ton of his wife 10 her husband after being
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11

So per Annunn. Y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11
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80 NE ycHoU N TR X
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

Dreadful Accident ana Less of IAfe. on
the Hwdsoa Maver RaAirsad.
About six O'Clock rhursdsy evening, The four
O'Clock train, from ths city to Poughkeepie, run
ints while the drst short curve above Croton ass
yerplanks Point by locomotive and eeatsr, which
following ths four o'clock trsin having stopped on
the curve to put OF Some pAssssrs II b said, who rs-
fused to psy their tars and before they started the
locomotive rapidly up supposns the track to<e
clear ints the smashing It up to the lest
two seats and completely cutting it, There were but
few in this car and these vses more
Injured
The hve O'Clock express train, from New YORK, while
stopping TO take the passengers from the four O'Clock
train by the bali past Ave train for Pseks
kill also from New YORK In the express train one nan
had bis arm 80 dresdfuIy shattered that it v ampu'
tstsd al Psekskill the evening. woman was
also, dangerously hurt
in the running OF the trains that the four O'Clock train
should proceed ahead and stops and be due at
p. NJ at Peekskiu which Is several miles beyond the
place where the accident occurred. The Ave o'clock
train was duo there at half past siE o'clock.
the same messenger VINO went back 20 sv zen on ,as
order The Peeksx Kill train which left New York at half
past vs to take ths sams course with shs additional
Injunction, to slow He forgot this atter part OF
the mssssys and when the conductor Of che Peekskn
train passed tue svtch ne increased bis Speed IN order
tha. ne might reach peeks before the passage Of tho
haI past three O'Clock train from Albany It would ap
pear tia. the pseksk conductor was acc aware that
the Albany had stopped alongside the poughkeepss
train and when bs IN sight Of them he was under
full headway and notwishstanding his utmost Efforts,
was unable to sacxsn speed consequently the collision
dreadful Two of the Albany cars we're smashed
into spnters About six persons were dangerously in
jured and twelve slightly. Mr.. Porter Of Che Man
sion House Hotel Troy dresdtully injured, having
sustained fracture OF the skull and deep cut
in the He lies (uot expected to ve) at the
City Hotel Pseksb under the Of Doctors S,owdon
and Stewart lady With child in her arms, who was
Mr. Porter relate both
without the slightest injury Miss Montrose elderly
sdy ured in Of her Legs but not iangerou
The man whose arm has bee1 amputated, Ia from Troy
lie has not otherwise hurt The engineers and Are
men sust aimed some slight bruises,
We have ascsrtsned -aetasr any mocs passengers
have been seriously injured
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

betweea Sunderland soa Hamburg Mr. Smith for the
dus preservation OF his resolved up0n ab~uaonios
her, and shout nine OK - O'clock on SUNDAY
night they took 90 their iheboat Ihs condition OF
tho poor fellows during the night OF the
nsst trying character About three O'Clock in
the morning they we're percsvsd By the Norfolk steamer
sbich wss on voyage ffom Rotterdam for Hull. and
her master, Mr. Leetham took the most prompt means
70 pick up the unfortunate fellows fhL WA happily
accomplished and the Rorfoik. proceeding on 70 tas
Humber, landed the shipvrscked crew
Along the line Of Norfolk coat the wind and TAI OF
snow were heavy sod ssvprs Numerous disasters nsys
been recorded ana By the fragments Of wreck which
have been cast up IL Is feared that Dutch vessel
perished, with ali hands Wells.
On Monday morning upwards Of six huAdred wind
bound vessels we're moored In Brdlington. Higher up
the further then the Tyne the snow
fell heavily and in the vicinity OF Rrassburg the Ed
ward OF Lynn supposed be from Lerwick for glasgow
was totally wrecked and every srssture board II
believed, persisted
Mar-sies letters report collision between two river
stss mes one OF which sank eli on boa-d psrsh;ns
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
TP,r srx.nsuy HprnoIDrl.

l.
BoRnEAux. sev n-Bid Ovsndo. Cousias. sYorI
Cows. Nov b-Au Hermann fsl Wilson HEorf. ana
DriI Nov is-Arr or cornsliu, orinnsl ris.ohs. New
cIsseow, Nov B-In port idg. Astoria, y.nhIa,. tsr
Sssrs.'9n cssmer. seeisy ph.s.iphn, z.SSyr GTssss
GnsrEocs. Nov ls-In port lsy Co,snsnssr Hood. snd
conr.d kelso fos Mobile; Melissa ssas'sr Nor'ssas
cfsr.,sesj i,b s'oian Corning. Bossoni Corr
-'o dnatnsssB Nov is-sid su~s-rc, Do,.sn Ne. Y.ri
Cslcutts; European, N0rleAns i3lh. Lueinia Bossoa
BsvRI Nov i9-Afr Bsy.ris, Anshoay NT'rt. SD l5sh
.. Nieoss Brssdon DO; i9th Rhine Dosas ao S'7T'a-
n.; . L.ns,s.s' =. ,s.t Nois:n;n .,,.. Lender,
In pert sh nsrv.ss tof Bai,inorsl Fuller ie..assi,a
unLssvn. s,a.esmsn tot Wsrse Anasrsoa 40 pueh,sss
ors.es nssn ts nI,5s s,'s sss'is g, pS.isn es s
YSfS stS; EiIisset Hamilton f.sss tor soJ,l, So,A
,ssSS ,s.,s Sta.; srpss sss,. isSs ss ss
Noeus Crocier ce,risssSni HEn.tss' Lsnbss. New Or
lag Aesaisn, osinsr: Cromwell sSakisa sai Psrlls.
fOr Bcst0n. Dunbrct7 h1iefsoutpr aNes
,so: HOPE BrsdforI P.nts rSnsnol L.iy hos,ss Th.-
PSepsNovTY Nov ls-Ars sos1sansi;isni Loci from
%ss.Sps. sspss-sii waI,s siv,u. L,ai,a.
srss.sonr, oct s-Ts. Aas,,as sr:y.d - .aanes,
-bo we're beaten ~ Alter ssysr> hso bsen killed.
IRE barn Metropolis Chlns tor Hahfsr I.ruok % she
~ p9n. e Bntnr aad vss sess i2nsa % en .ns ~
BoeshY 500 ovsi IN her 70 isT ~,ssro<rsd and hS Sssn
sold By auosion; srSv saved
sYp-r7 Nsw Avg o-The -aAng bsra harz. ,! Befnu
nssys The cutter Luoy Aas Of bhs port has been ts
roysi a. nsrs7 issnii nursorei br she aasi7ss
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

Cleared.
Steamship AtlAas.,. West Liverpool, Costss Co.
ssiS siS Pssss Sasssi sast~s 2aEsa
sAis Is:..s. !sss HAS NOBLE enisssea- III,
s:si FSss Fsis' wis@s, nsS ss'sinor @ sssnisS
sss E S:ss,fs ps s:s ssn Go
Brig suv.a,ss Pssry 81 hasaivia 2e7 W''s Coo And'r
wes ss.s2 s.s.'9s rr1s1ss s.. e: a.,
Sch, c'ss .. knfsri s.1 pd,s.aS 'na''
sioop @ Report. wells, Prs,idsa:s
sioop Oregon. ssursss. Provitenos
.ss ss,%.sS cssa.. Sass m q
gss S:s "a Ss nsa's i'
wards isiasd rsnas: ain soppa,s gone hang
being snssas raaaiaS 100 hLsh 70 A.
ssls I Hisasson Collin. Rio J.a.iro 50 day, ish
fee. ,s Ss s H. Sss Ss'
enced severe hurriesns sprung tSrsnsss carried a.,y
.,ss 4 ;sis Isn Z, fs' : snip T';i
.s vss Sa, Sas. ss saa i sss. visa II.
bern. f.i:si q A;i; s:ss i:
ni'ss .s 1o Ss Sss.' ..aas A Srpsa
sdswsy binnssle conp,non v,y ana sy ,wsRs
ssssrj and ths wheel WIN oissie q Eas,.al
,S:.t .sS: s1s who S''sss s1s
a'ss tSsrs being 0sS sSsss 2. dsis & ss .h Lumbar,
anpsos, .N,Jkess Co; ,, -. =, -, :,
Brig OBren Havens, hAebias, J. ia)s VIA Aphost 20
simpson, MAyhews & Go.
Brig Tarrssins. -.
sehr Heroine Williams Norwich. asy' S'uai 20 Par'
mont
selr Hudson, Church. Norwich. days sOuni 70 P,as'
sesr Monte Cti,ss. Talsls N.S Haven pr yksia!a
sohr nm 0ardiner, -----, New Haven Tor Virginia
sehr Hume. Godfrey. Brsnford for psnAaaiphss.
sehr Amason, Packard, Sandwich, days.
eehr Koseuth, Crowel, Fewturypor.
eehr Antilles, -, Rockland.
echr Sarah, Duncan. Rochlsnd.
schr Amanda, Hall. MAehiAs. 10 days
schr Beriamin, Dennison, hAehias. 10 isys
schr Ambaasador Robins, heohiAs. 10 taSs
sehr Augusta, Bodsdon. Cutler. ID days.
Below.
One ship. hsms unknown
sailed.
ship Princeton, Rsssell. Liverpool
The ship Alice wI.on, reported below lnss from Dab
lin net In sight from she Highlands rpm, JB'eriaJ
Dc s-wind during the day. N.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

~hen got down to Christians, Kline positively
that thsss, and 10 sAid
judge 0risr-what do you say novt
Witness-I say was not.
Mr.. q. L. Ashmaed-Did you not tell me, three days
ago, that you we're therei
Wftnsss-YeA
Mr. Ashnesd d-HAs any talked With you since
that
Witness-No.
Dxrict AttornC Ashmesd here rose and sid that he
had oc duty 10 perform in tho premises and that
his trial for perjury.
Mr. Read remonstrated ~ith tho DISTRICT Attorney
against such Droceeding prompted - hs sid merely
BY the sentiment Of common humanity - IL was evf
dent that the simple minded negro had been entHppea
Mr. Read added that the sanity and competency OF the
witness had been doubted fer long time In ths neigh
borhood where he lived
Judge 6rSer He is poor devil. and 1t i not worth
the while of the United States to sondeseendso notice
aim
-ae count adjourned to 10 O'Clock morrow morning
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
S~0~NN~>.00~~----N-~----0~-'-N
ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
~N>yNN'-N0--N'->N--">N----~
EXCITING STATE OF AFFAIRS.
->O~>~--~os~-NN~-~.O~~>>-~
THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED In CRCiSSIi.
~~>>~yN~~--~--~-.NN~>-N~
Terrible Shipxvrecks and Great
Loss OF Life.
|No~NNNlO~~-~->-----o--Ns--
Two American Vessels Among the Number.
~o-NN.NO.>.~N~-----~--N~N-.~~
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
SC. Sc. Sc,
THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED In CRCiSsIi.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
SC. Sc. Sc.

The Cunard steamer America Cspsaia shAnnon. ar
rived ct this port evening having s Liverpool on
the 22d uitime
The intelligence by this arrival Is two day later than
that received by the Humboldt yesterday morning
With the exception Of the news from France. We and
bu. little or political information Of importance
rhs accounts OF maritime disasters vii be
read vth deep interest especially those relating TO the
wrsS6s Of the American ships Msmnon sad George
Brown
American securities we're quoted, the Ist ut,
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

BRITISH cUBAk PRISONERS PaaoosED, srC.
The G6e confirms the report that the Queen of spoa
has pardoned twenty three British subjects taken in
Cuba They chiefly young Lads inveigsd By the plot
Of the expedition to Join 1t under false reprssat
tons.
Our accounts from Madrid arc Of the 18th uit
The Senate had voted BY large majority tas project
of law fbf tke oanslisation Of the kSro
The Chamber Of Deputies still occupied in discuss
Ing electoral questions
At the sitting Of the 1lth the Marquis DO Mirsaores
said that he regretted not to be able explain to the
House the important negotiations pending with the
United States, relative to Cuba, and in which other
powen took part But the govsrnmept conscious of the
justice Of Its and strong in its dut! would support
with energy the rights Of Spain
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

Arriysi-Bnfs Usios BnIsinor fsbo. a., aosss.
Fhiisdei p6ts brig Frs. DO
Bsiov-Bsrk Ells. from ValpAfaisl. - -
Clsarsf-Stlp iobs, CslcnttA Aai DOpbsT bsfB Nn
OpAaE zsros, Dso 8. -
ArrlvsI-B.,s, Lusz Eisabeth EYorh Velocity brig 3
rerri DOston sohrs CopelAnt, Robmoni eshd Balsi-
more; 4 0cl1sb0rou1h, UavsaA
Cisared-B-ig knil7. eTort. --.. -.
II. pfa6sli s,9ss s,ili f,- HVSet Monday
Nrw BnDro7ps Dec T.
Asrivsi-soas Assssss NTssf.
ctsssoi-EouisA R,s,a Ctsafuse,A
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Dalmar1a.
TERRIBLE xARrHQrAKE-rorAL DISTRACTION OF

TOWNS.
The Da,matian papers teeming with accounts OF
earthquskes along the Albanian and Dsmstiau cossts
violent shock occurred at Stsgno Piecoo, the 10Th
ut, acoo N panied with subteranean detonAtions
other detonation ensued time after the same
day and these phenomena repeated on the 10Th,
with still greater intensity Fortunately no disaster
Of serious nature has TO b. amented there Further
particulars Of the terrific earthquake ct VkouA have
reached the Osserraors Dainato II was prec@ied oy
violent detonston to which succeeded series OF inter
uttent shocks which lasted In the aggregate about
quarter Of hour The waters Of the river yoiussa six
miles from ysllopa, feet above rhs ordinary
level and many houses fell in the TO itself The tow
Of Berstt about thirty miles rom ysilonA heap Of
ruins its castle has also been destroyed SoU tudsss
ha-e literally disappeared learing rege Of their
fr,sr eristenee The shocks though weaker, continued
to be felt up TO the latest date being the 95th alt.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

The Liverpool cotton ket drm o. previous rstss3
We saoex the list Of
PASSENGERS by THE AMERICA.
Ms Brook. Hollinger ODonneuy
lsaz' -caJd. and Fielding Mr. Sheridan
s.svzss AE White Gran lady and
s1s sps1 xes child Zviehe ubsrt r three children
lad aof.e G Brown Miss A Flood
Nss Brown Bright WEngisnd
Ms w 90 and adyH N Mason, lady N earrings
Be O-uan and two childrenP Boyst
y insx1s-t Stocks Mr Philips
: paaa;arxrn Bishop 6aitland Mr. Traoman
J N,-a Rev T Sheridan White
Ts Prrser that the ss Of newspapers Tor the
a,sos.ss press in the mail bag sni could only be
ob. sio.i through the post office.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Rome..Cardipai Hughes,

The correspondent Of the London Da,ly Nvs writing
from Rome the 10th inst says The United States
Of America about to be placed upon equal eocis
sAstca foo ing with Great Britain by having osrdi
nal resident at New York. Archbishop Hughes VA
created member of the sacred college about the en
last month and you receive this letter he viii pro
badly have got intelligence Of the dignity which Pho
Mono has conferred upon him. understand that this
r;caa government.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

The Gibraltar Chronicle OF the 10th inst gives .hs sub
Joined information relative to q revolution which has
broken out in Morocco
Fer the last two three days has been ted in
the garrison that revolution had broken out IN Moroc
CO, ct place Tailst, needed by nephew OF the
present Emperor vho has called the people Of the
Umpire to assist him in dethroning AbdsrrshmAn whom
hs denounces ss usurper Of the throne which, the
son Of the late Emperor he claims belonging him
By right His party scsording to the report has ga
hered such strength that having laid siege to Tadlst it
has succseded in carrying CT the treasure of the Empe
ror Abdsrrshman VIII ich deposited there.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

The line OF the railroad st. Pstersburgh to War
has been by command Of the Emperor already mark
ed ut and the esrthworks have been conmenc ed -
General GsTstfsdt who the assistant OF General
Kennohel In the works of the line from St Pstersburgh
to Moscow superntends the construction As the
templated line Is nearly double the length Of the Mos
and St PetersSuygh, it Is expected that it will
be completed in lees than ten years The works Of the
last named line occupied in all eight years.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
MNts roE TkITEp = sTaT,s rn P.cIrIS s9yyAD.os

MAILS ron UNITED sTArEsPACIFIc SQUADRON
I'l kessrs BkRFORD 4 co ssni q nal b. the CbAgre~
esner5 pu We SD 81 sysry m0nth 10 Be forwarded from
rsnsma BY ErElish mall ste,ners ths fd Of every
ball ca ounce newspaper, prepaid cent? ssob Ia
sFbcscal letters for o q the Unsd states
ra:ihc fIua5ron With 10 enclosed OF United states
Eer.s. stamps 70 tas an0ant q 20 oents Ne cen, 70
Cosfot3 J. ces Astor Hcus, New 1ora. Through the
gn.i ststs Pest Once postage prepaid 70 arrvo In New
fork before G2 0h o. each msnh We have sxens In eaa
ger. boston Phlhde.phis Bsltnore, aad osher ciass
isess rem shs Uned sssi slgasron should be snclesea
20 Beffori y 60. care Of 1sehrisson Nielsen, n Cs,
Pensna With All charges % Pasams prepaid said letter.
will Be forwarded 70 us Naw York whence shey viii be
.inA.on In ne goi:ei sss,es collected ssv.rT P,r
tere oi United states vessiI viii please cot agon
ard will be ssppsd with postage stamps and
lopes. upon sppcAaen tg letter otherwise By the
use f our rostags Htsrps the postass from Panans
Destination 40 ths Unitd states can so prcpAd Psoa
Wal
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
M MEDICAL.

~ 49,. - - - sIasssz 49,
NoTICE-JUsTA ARRIVED FRok DUBLIN. A FIRST
IN rate Ladea Doctoress having her diploma fro the
vsry beat school In Dublin and N adyertser going
side In New York che would 10 found ussu person.
Tor krs HURLEY shall be promptly attended, by Iiae
reesi 70 II Thirteenth street between Avenues aad C.
No BUEBUC-THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or
the tg,-Defrss Secrets of Mstrmony BY n. Defrs.
.. Second edition. The ertraordpsry demand for thb
tee ,saas too large or too small family Sss sroush oSs
eecord edition and those nss exaety suited skeye-
will DO veil 70 OPP Of this useful ssld.
I)rh Postage psli all copies Sent all parts Of the
Unitai States. All oommunostons strictly sonhdentAl
nH COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, HAS YoR yHl
last nlnsteen years ssyoted his prsotloe to tho rest
mont OF meroursl snd other diseases He tho
.sgravA,ed disesee and mild removed days
vsit street. bsas Chatham strsst have pos LEN Dusss
street,. Bee diploma In ecc with Me hrst n
medteine snd surgery tme oounsty has ever prsduoed
perfect osre or ne charge
DR. wARxss, NO MOTT STREET, rs CssyIpHss
spsbies HIN 70 without rooest oases sursA
from three to ave day. n. B-Dont b. deceived BY
presensiors on Q,sot Ir Roosevelt street. With
ssoeosos shs only 1ussst sursscn In ehs ot-
nR JOHNSON, NO. ~ DUANE sTRERr 80 vHLk
tore reputation for sh In those tt oursd khst ksv
etset for yeare pre- eminent Cepsht1tonsl weakne~<
brought on By sesreA hsbis eGeotnslf ourod Resena
NO rEE TILL CUEED.-Ds ooRBRTr. ~ DUAns
o d7csbe dfesees 1venty " srs pss:ts snsbee w
70 perform sptesY ana perrapcnt enfoa vboss orurrr
a. a rsens e1se, r. rsnSvsd N tsw s.y ~ o. a ss ~ .a
in America, where All IN need Of medcs rr suTgosi n n
apple with certainty cf bsins hos er~l teals r D
W ncm5os9E 1s oaiTertiiS o. ne ctss % Wv fss
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
H.rsls msrsns corresponssncs.

PpnADrIP-uA. Nov 6-t Pm
Aeuysd-sssas sinaesot,. vsscoel. Rio J.nsso Dsls-
rae Lewis Boston; beig ehamrooki willard, Port snd
scbrs Fava, Ds7 Portsmosth MARI Miller, Lewis Bowen
Lsfbls, Chusbucl, Hareham kdw Erankin Cauronsh ao
parv Elsa App.ssate Fcvburg Tels{raph. tou,bvorth,
Edaissovu ebarp. Sharp Boston Louisa Gray sbsrp
Boston Anthraoits, hsr Novsis7 btgss FoA-
Gao, Bsrd spd Psnobscot YOrh.
hlso brig Wm Price Ouis, Rl) ! tnefn
:, Bri ficIesson Psro,mbuso sohrs Benz kne sh Tay
i3- PgrtsD4 Il p Abe Dickinson, Rev uA7Jn Harriet
rn'b smish NBeatord Louisa Gray sht.r Cb.rlsstoni
h.s.,ic Rs.S Ihps r.nass nossfson sos
Crsso NH0sb. Aathraoite borleg, 40
mssceEase sogss
ssgoy aso1ns u the loes of ahps b1na3n All George
d. vne see an Am3rtone news
WaAtsspfp. C6oRs Of Nov 8edfotl iri Asoshbss of
FoAsssn -eo.ytad lost i8aBfed New Bedfsrd FOR
sSg fonovs ship Globe bltS15 ~ Bedford Comn.r
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