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New Goods! New Goods!

VE<HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared TO an
nounce 10 their friends and the public al
large, that they are Just in receipt oil a handsome
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing the most desirable patterns and styles
Of Fancy Goods, as well as the staple articles OF
merchandise, TO which they invite the attention
Of purchasers. We make no vain boasts 10 de-
ceive The people, but promise them Good. as low
as they can be bought for cash ia the county.
We are paying CASH for ALL KINDS Of
Merchantable Produce, and shipping on the most
avorable terms. LUCE & MURRAY.
Louisiana, March Oath. 1851.
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lHRRIGIN NATEh

On PINE street. bst8sea Man SseOndsf&. Loais.
The sbove Hotel, rebuilt, t~hosonghly rem.
fesE ovssed, reftted, agd furnished with entire
Hsfz new furniture, viii large and convenient
additiSas, vas opened BY the SUBSCRIBE for The
nao alton oftransient and permanentbS BOARD
ers, on Wednesday, the 16Sfof September.
The location is desirable, being situated in the
c~entresof the most extensive mercantile pSrtion Of
the city, aud equally convenientto the Levee -
The house, with lis new additions, contains large
and airy,reums, sufficient for the accumulation Of
bundled guests, wfth dining room Sf sufficient
to seat comfortably the above number.
II SHE deterGination ofthe proprietor, to make
it equAa in everytespec to any house in. the city,
and Hopes kystlie ~strictest attention to The best in.
terests Of his sassts, to merit a liberal share of pat
r'nass u
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line greatest remedy ever discovered fer ~
All complaints requiring an external apeicatI
ehher IN man or least. In the short ieng,k
ilne 1t has been introduced to The people h.
Onl'ed States, 1t has gaineda reputation uheu
ed by any other medicine in the known 49,
Why is it'll The answer is plain: beeariE {
medicine ofthe kind has ever been put befopS
public so deserving Of The rich laufeis II 49,
qulred; and It will Continue to gain friends asiss.
as 1t performs the most extraordinary cures az y,.
rious descriptions, after the doctors and ali che,
remedies had failed. We do. not only saw shsi
we genuine II q FsrrelPs Arabian Linimenf 49,
and DOES perform cures which ma other med;r;,-
ca" do, but you have here certificates Of what 4
has done.
Thadeus Smith, of Mudd Creek, Tassw.u
lils., says: Il had lost the use of INV arm, *.
more han q year, by palzy or paralysis; thsdaesB
had entirely withrred away, leaving uothisa bnt
skin, muscle and bone. ] tried all the BED doc.
tors and all theremedies ! could hear Of, bts nav
did no good. Ithen commenced The use II II 81
f~arrellS Arabian Linineni, and a few Estisfen.
Iurely cured me, and my arm il now g strors
and feshy as the other. Il is also frs Erats n,
burns, sprains and bruizes. =.
The celebrated DOCTOR JAYNE, W lsss non.
.|uta'ion as a benefactor TO mankind. exteils oysf
the whole world, reports thai q lady IF on 81 n.
first families in Philadelphia k&a been con6hedfs
her bed fourteen years with Rheumafisn. ard
was cured by Fl G Farrell's Arabian Liniaent-
lie alsO 'YOur Eminent is going .rspIdly:
send Inc a supply Immediately by LesehSs fast
line"
My daughter, when 6 months old, was taken.
with a swelling in the tonSils, which grsN larger
and larger, till when 6 years old she had rrrat
difficulty in swallowing her food. Ever sdeh;l
watch was kept, fearing she would sufSeate.G
The best doctors attended her, but could give no
rei,i, itook her to tIie most eminepE aoeturs in
.he has'; they Said there was no heIH her L.t.
TO outefOw it. With a sad heart ! TefFsnea h.n,e
r'rh her, "hen she became 50 murk worse liar
he doctors had TO be called isaRain; they decided
lnftonsils must be cut Of sg:HSe only h,sss Of
giving relief. My wife would not consent 10 tI;s..
and she Determined TO Try your liniusnf. which
gave relief the very FIRST ,spphcatioA. and ~ a
continued usesbe eniireI, 1ecovefCd. She is now
% years old. aud heshy aud healthy Mcould 10
iesired. Your linirnent is also The besrSA use fer
,pfalns, %bruizes, cuts, burnSs hsadachsr&e.; and
I VIII remove the most severe pain in a feas min
ties. ltalso cured cakrd udder in nv cav In a
e~ days. GEORGE FOpn
Peoria, Msrchs0h asi9:
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Cabinet Making.

NHE MISUNDERSTANDING commenced the cab
met making business In this city. are pre-.
pared TO accommodate thosc wishing any article
in cur line, from the plainest to the finest fiirni.
ture. From an experience of mere than fifteen
years in this business, and having permanent.
in Louisiana. we are determined 10 make
honest work, and as cheap as the cheapes,'mar,.
afactured in the county.
Our shop is three doors north Of ]. N. Bryson
& Co.. on Main street, the same formerly occu-
pied by J. Il. Stevens.
ROBERT S. STROTHER,
ROBERT SMELL.
SeDtetnlcY d. 1870.
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GEoRGE#oorW

MOULD announce to tie good people Of Pike,
"a shat he keepscOnStantly on hand q general
ASSOC, theu afall kirsis of articles in The :
SADDLEAND HARNESS MANUFAC-
TURING LINE,
consistingo fthe following articles in part, to-wit:
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles ofyarious quail.
ities and prices, from the plsinest Pidgeonto
the L0tiest Mexicana, brides for ladies
and gentlemen, from the plainest ring
bit, ton splendid Jenny Lind bit
and braddoon, together with
various qualities of Mar .A =
tingafs, attached
Or detached.
Fancy Silver and brass plated Buggy Harness.
Short Tug or twoshorse do do
Japaned or black mounted dc do
Leather Trace carriage, do
Wagon common, do
Horse cellars, aifsizes, qualities and prices back.
bands, belly bands, ibreech bands, blind brides
Check and Single lines, Whips Of various kinds
buggy. wsgoners, Drayman's and Drovers de.
tashed Whip Lashes, interlinked breast Chains
Trunks, large travelling, and Valices, Carpet
bags, Saddle bags, Chapultepec Overshoes, be.
sides various articles too tedious to mention, all o.
will be sold very low for Cash, or ex.
for. most Of the productions o fihe coun.
try.
In addition to the, above, he keeps constantly
on hand and for sale by the hundred, or less guam.
tity, a choice article Of Spanish and Oak Tanned
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Pink Skins, aud
Sheep Skips.
II Cash paid for Dry and Green Hides, Of
made to suit customers.
GEORGIA ST, OPPOSITE BAlRD'S HOTEL.
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LlNIMENT OF LIFE.
DI r T. C I'll N s

Battle the parts well with the Linimsnt two OIL
three times a day, Steamirg il with a hct iroi
when practicable, or heat it before the fire.
Keep dry and warm, avoiding getting wet. oil
cold as much as possible. For some dis.
cases., a particular attention is required, and th.
use Of a salve prepared by himself, called Ma.
gees salve No. /.
E. DRAPER & BROS, general Agents
Louisiana, NO., to whom all applications mus
be made for Medicine or Agencies.
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TO THE FARMERS OF PIKE, RAILS
LINCOLN, MONTGOMERY, AND
AUDRAIN COUNTIES


Nv beg leave TO Announce to the farine rs, and
allother persons, ofthe above NAMED eoun-
ties, that we have leased the large and commodi.
Gus Brick Warehouse in the city of Louisiana,
owned, and formerly occupied, by Block and Nc
Cune; which, together with fine WHARF BOAT.
Will afford us unasualfacilitie and advantse eS for
receiving, storing, and shipping ;,roduce. We are
prepared to pay FAIR PRICES, IN CASH, for
all merchantable produce, or make liberal advan.
.ces on any and all produce that may be consigned
to US for shipment.
We trusttaat by close application TO our bust.
ness, and untiringindustry and perseverance,, With
a determination to work to the interest Of the
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation.
that we will entitle ourselves TO, and shall rneris
and receive, a reasonable share oftheirpationage.
We are also prepared to bale hemp In the very
best shipping order; to prize tobacco, and to furn.
ISL the casks and pack bacon; andto do any and
every thing wgich may conduce to the interest Of
the farmer and shipper Of produce.
THOMAS CASH, JR. & CG.
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c E R

WHITE SWELLING.
Dr.John Magee, Sir: This is to certify that
my son was taken with the white swelling, and
your Liniment has cured him in a shor, time
The disease was off year, standing.
JOHN c. BOWLES.
Pike Co, No., Feb. 23d, 1S4s.
II This was a remarkable case, and excited
much Eonderainths nsighborhood. /
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IBLACKsMITHING s WAGON MAKING.

THE undersigned begs lesveto return his thanks
x to his friends and customers, for the liberal
patronage extended to him, sind tab s this method
of reminding them that he IS SILL at his old stand.
on Georgia street, Louisiana, prepared to execute
all kinds of work appertaiDiHe to ,
CARRIAGE OR Wagon MAKING,
including both 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 thatfassed Through that city. Farmers,
give me a call. u. ]. STONE.
7 Louisiana. Aug. esth, is5O.-6m.
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TEErn! @A TEETH!!

ER. SlLVERS, for the past ten years a success
u iui practitioner OF Dentistry in ST. Louis, hav-,
ing determined to locate permanently In Louis:
|iana, would respectfully solicit custom ffom Ike
citizens OF Pike county. DR.. S. will be in Bow
ling Green during Court, ready 10 perform all epg-
~raiions that may be required. His instruments
are OF the latest and best manufacture. Teeth
plugged, cleaned, filed and inserted, from one TO
an entire set. All operations warranted, aud the
|purest materials used. ,
DR.. S. refers, respectfully, to the fellow ing gen.
.tlemen:-Dr. Mcdowell, DR.. Pope, and The facul-
ty generally in 81. Louis; Mr.. Minor, MIR. Jacksor,
Mr. Barnett, PrairieVille, aud numerous other
persons Of Pike county. la. n..l t.11 -s,
March 81 st, 1851,
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LOOK OUT FoRCouNTERrsrTs

As they are in circulation. The true ana cnIv
genuine IL G FaIrflt's Arabia, Linineuf always
reads with the HI his Initials, before EasreIPs,
thus. I'll G FarrelPs Arabian Lintnenf;' md his
is also on he label Of The bo,th and
these words are blown;in the glass bottle TEH
FarreHs Arabion Linimenf, Peoria" IA NOT
touch any other, s look well before you purchase,
for YOU will get imposed upot,.t e.
Manufactured only bxH G Farrell, sole invrft.
or and proprietor, and wholesale drngsist, No. IN
Main street, Peoria, III; to whom all commun;ta,
Iionsmusl be addressed, and for sale by
J.WILLlAMS & Co., Louisiana.
BLAKESLY & Co.,
Wholesale agents, st. Louis.
Also by regular agents throughout the q. :.
T=Call and geta Farrier hook, free Of charge.
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THE TORNADO!
WONDERS HAVE ALL CEASED!

uEIto HhE IL ALL CEASEU!
' ShE. subscriber takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens of Louisiana, and Pike
county generally, that he has located himself al
the store house formerly occupied by DR.. Wise,
door north of o. G. Tinker's which he has
reftted. and filled with a choice selection Of goods
Of all qualities and descriptions, such as
; Prinsf. .aIpacas, .Mouslin Delnins, Marines,
Gingham's, Ribbons and Horsrs,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
&c, sc. &C.,
and l would say to Democrats, Wings and Free
Soilers, that The time has come again, when the
winds Of the north and the p%ittiless storms Of
winter will sweep in all their fury over the
Iand, when the human body will require protec-
ton from the chilling embraces Of old Boreas;-
you will therefore find it to your advantage TO
callsat my store, where you will find The most
splendid and fashionable, assortment of Clothing
ever offered in this city,
CONSISTING OF
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS
PANTS by the hundred. VESTS by tho
load, POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS
COLLARS. CRAVATS, WOOL
LEN SHIRTS, SUSPEND
Frs, &C., &c.
The subscriber, thankful to this community for
their East liberal patronage. hopes by strict at.
tentien and fair prices, a continuance Of their IA
yors. J. RICHARDSON,
Main street, Louisiana Mo
December 9TH, 1850. Iy--
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. n
4 LLthose indebted to Thomas Cash, II. &
IA Co., ere respectfully invited. 10 csll and
close their accounts, either with the cash or by
note, as it is extremely unpleasant 10 have aC
counts stand two or three years. at1
THOS. Cash, Jas GO. apI
louisiana, March loth, 1851 90
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Land Claims.

- to all claims entrusted 10 his care, bv. those
entitled to bounty land under the act OF Congress,
approved Sept. 29,h, 1850, granting bounty laid
to the soldiers ortheir widows OF minsr children1
OF 1872, and the Indian wars since 1880.
J. B. HENDERSON
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aBRss RsT6uktaD-i verify believe your Earsspshna hs been
the nsans. through P~rOvidegre. afJaungtny Life. - have a
Sereral yekEs had 4 bad Cough tSecamS worse and vgsss e
greatly debIitsfsd and reduced, Snd df not expect 70 live. I
Fave osly used your s~srssParilla a SHIFT time, and there has .
IN over 'ths city mise 20 blood. "a my cough has lei me.
You can we'll inaeae thss ] an thankal for thsss nsulh
Tour obedientSerant
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Aoany. April j. is7.
pGG !. ToxnsendS PnucIpai once has beer removed from las
ygton 2 e Rs.sau street. IN he bsl1sng hfnedy occupied BY
- eo0d HaFist Church
kCe. No slAs1trset, an Mrs v Kiddsf
No ~ SsNrtstreef Boston Samuel KiditraJE. Lowell Hsny
NJ esisn !tPes , oSSa zgerosatssS Allison ( Gsult
has6 ge9ealy l~troaghout - 4 I'd = Wss Indies
scanatA 10
Isrs.l. ~ ]. N. BRYsoE s Co
Louisianas BIO.
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GIRLS, READ THIS.

You who have paIe compilations, dull eyes, 6lo.ehes on the fsee
rou9h kin or heckleS snd are "out Of spirts" use q bottle oil
two of Dr. S. I. 1c~nsends Sarssparilla- II viii cleanse YOU
blood, renlve The neckleS ard blCtches, and giSe you animation
Susrkling eysS fire spiritx beautiful conElexion-all Of which ar.
or irsuahSe value to unmarried ladies' Thousands and thousand
Of females Who y ss wasted BIS disease. and DARK about the eyes
remedy. rF, ..r t
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90 Wednesday morning, NAV 81 FLORENCE LOUISA infant
daughter el WAm and Margaret Psekneh, ssed
months and days.
Tbs relatives and frsu5s family respectfully
attend funeral Thursday afternoon al N O'clock IRON
her tssdsuce, 100 Allen u 80
On wssa..ssy May 81 LOUISE infant daughter Of Jonathan II
and Elssbsih Huston, sgsds years
sads OF ts family respectfully invited 70 attend Der
fsnsa Friday. Nay 81 O'Clock from the resdsnce 4
fathsf 80 South fTst ct, W nhamsburgh, myss
On Wednesday morning Nay 81, SusAHNAH, vile Of Hugh
maftp, aged ~ years. go.
e nds Of family requested 70 aiiel5 tie funeral the
1891 ocOCk from Hudson Of Chsmbss
sahoat further aviation Her Will be taken 10 Railway,
n for intsImeBt - . - ......
aged ~ ysArp formerly OF Itaca,N1
The relatives and uds Of the sui also her Marcus D.
Butr se respectfully invited stsnd her funeral tins day. Thurs
tay May 81 aSh O'Clock Pm from lie residence OF her son l.
n Batter, QuaTaniius, Staten l,aid
NAV steamship hex her passage from Chagyss
~ New O'sshr Of chrome darhes, Nj SAMUEL A. HENDER
sos o. Marion Co hiss.
90 Wednesday morning, May a. Mss MARY, eldest daughter Of
Thomas Hckg
Her nSs and those Of the amy invited her ons
nj ths (rhuuda al ock NJ from Of
htAsF Seventy nth ST. Third YoTGvus Her
mans y M b tsksn 90 Greenwood for istsrmsnt
Aths residence IN Wlhsmsbursh May So PETER sHAPrER
IN the Goth year Of his age
Ma relatives ends and the sn5s Of his Sam Psts
william sad Allied and Of his Law, James Wsr rsspec
5 requested attend h funeral Al 81 Msrks Church, Fourth
Nhhapsbsrh Friday May 80 10 O'CLOCK An, without
farther invitation fsuy residence 10 South Third 1t
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TaraIEH Ports.

At sn Juar NV = hrg4 g 'obe sud Apdschicoz
March shp ssrsrs srcs for Nev Yok, hg
to 's ut aPn = , & %h.s'y r9P B. "a 81, s3
Hu6oo Miller from sngapoFs l4b for New f2 Lazy Ara
A.I -. r.. ~. * " 49,, R6s,5., M, a.,
"a, - - 49,, 81 L., IA 60 G,,,v n, Az
would tsIt d'y vih steam b9-s L1cts, D.iao fon c.
lorrs London unc; Hero Bu-tn'm sntap1rs
lsh for Londor do Ellen Nlyes, Sears from csora' ar
Au5si ssdras Mrcb 20 ship B'w4;st, Pts B,on, Nov S.
and rsul1 ssd pal ~ for Cacut's
No IN vessel. An5rs IS uh al OF Arc,) Harchla sd
9th hS,k Cstl srne sio5tsr for Csbuon
Ar'st Aars Span Apn %, b'-t san5oul Kasnln, from
A. Tss1,6s Msl 3D. sh 70 Burlington Cook from yaosrslo
ioI San Fn1c-co dg Hsu luke Bowen from ss1 Ffalcc
Fso - uncj Hargsrsu H,woai PsaaaS 4ieays amsd Lsl
OF keWOnypo Leach o dys rem San FAne'co arc Fe5
con5ennsd samuel I'd Smith rom Fr,csr1 s,y.
G,ircs eposdbrg r New Bsd ori tchr Rye o. iron and
for ssu franc Bah A-s Robin arr Jaa It from Gasv
Al Zee 10, az Austrian sara for Boston abou, 3oh sa
A. Gbr,ts Sib nv rt rraseth Means. Hl.rt from P,'.r
o sew fS Jane fem ca'h'goa for DO b,ia wind 5ouni
ArUstJo6n NIB 18th .u.t bsds A,'aa,. Rob,rtoa View
fof 18Th, Otesa acCot Do 10Th shp Miltsar Lssi', do
Rscttg.s smiley Casts, 6r . William Key Now York. Chars
aoIsp9ein Cam b,ioa ',is Vutars whsphsyv atsHl'
d E',eor 18Th .ss corasi. Rssrs sHT Y5s 5sls D5as
lass n ugass Pa,ad,lpta ca lsh sch W n Wallace Hhos
Yor6; l7b brig Brsn; esnvood Bo,tlu Hume
Charlotte smith Pore RICO, ss,ius Boois sIsadra
Aua Mu. lash l6th BARI seua, Rus lara New York
CdAtshsdsc, b net b Tnm'st', 5r NV York.
Arr a, Havana Msy IS Elzabeh Remington Pha: Harr.sH
Martha Leslie Ns~ 10 l-assa Pebs Falcon is Hart.
stein. Nes Orleans 18Th John PARK, Dow. Mobile.
sasd from do. NAY 49, fofma Els NYork: Wer, COIN
CTderss kosuth. Asn Msts Midas Hgs33rn Cari8ua7;
FAIRY williams N0reans 9Th Ellen HAYDEN sm ID, Sierra NJ
Hbetta Wet do; Wsrvch Hopkins. NFork sigiai
Adele hcLAitv Cirieuss lsh. Jubilee PAX Potsud M
ret Hss, bson, Car~e Cttha Watts, New Yor John
Cuba Msthah kYoki Gsu Boyd Gpstrck Baltimore va Car
dor Fllrsres, Woodward seEua % Grande
Arat Panama Ap a, Duch ba Tnefes Smith - days ron
ySlFso B bfrk Entsprss Lyons IS g. ia san Fran
lls Tssssngsui 2d Peru ch Anifs, Acura l. d. ia Paaa
Asus 2th whale boat n'ms nnsnovn 80 ~ n Cslao 55tn
b. BARI Huds Benns 100 ds m Nswctste C az Jesus
Quineo. Dsvd ch San coas, Eheverra, r Calico
$40 BIZ tteonhp New Grsua joy, FOR dos 2h, Ansnan brig
Belfast Geo Brock for Napsso; So ship Al 05ouega smith,
FOR Gaay sauIli ship Ascutna Wen. l0r CAIao.
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PAssENCERs PER STEAMSHIP ONO.

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Fyom Nesg Oyledns-FTGncis CampOel ard ady. j al
di.op Mr. Mitchell James Bay COSurn, Jas Tort
horne Y Mathews, w II Taylor Wm Brock way, WIN
ri Cor II Primrose, Thomas HiiRsey Mons Odart' Jas
Murphy. N p Pugette, 2 Buke. Cort. Master Lsonef
N D1ebamp DureaDa. n Hsdden. BsITsti, Daniel
(lnslIs M Holt John BsB, Bisa Denis Lienta'd Coz
Crane u A; G Tilber lady and SOD, Mr BiGnchafd,
Bprit and children Cheney, children and servant
Rev Mr. Goodrich and sdy, John Alexander Mls Burke
children and servant Mrs. Forbes children sod servant
Mrs David child aud servant Miss Benson. Mia BoWes
Ms Nelson Norris and lady, Mrs Willing Miss Saw
ase miss Jt nnie Bchenek Madame Odsr, Mae COburo,
Ms Or Wood Mrs Bache MI Taylor, Mrs McMesers
child and servant Mrs Pfenliss children aud seT
wants Mrs Soulhmsd and children, Miss Wallace, w
Fngen and lady Mr. Mushsw LADY. sister children and
nurse Mrs Slacl house Col John Nolan GOd servant
Hardy. lsdy and servant II Williams, Pardee, Jas
Scott N 6utAfd, A Burritt- 90 In steersge.
From Hdpand-Mrs Chapman. son and servants CAelnl
Lsmissen and sop; Maria Teresa; Mira Burhe, two chill
6ren and serYi l. l. Pepler, Mr. Turro, Pedro Alonso
J Currie, lady, and servi ar B4strend lady four
children and nurse; ChAs Studwick, Mr. Shen, Samuel
J Wanon, Antonio Lane, w Williams, FrSncisco De
Aylv. Jno Barrie, Miss Booker and seiyt
FSom Chdgves Thomas Horton, u Munroe, CaptN1
Hitchcock. NJ Brisbane, Mr. HambiD, Geo Brooks, &
Brensn, AVernon and boys QueIsdo and boJs,
AroumRDp, AFCnnann, Joaquin Moro Sslysdo Manuel,
RlanCo Ricardo. N Prss Bennuda. Desz, WIN
Stokes. Pieres, Csppo Junkurn, X Morrison, J1o
Henson, rhos MLsne. Jas Wleu, HE. N Reel x
Latham, J Crane, ID MssOn. N Cullison Rsna-
land, HFellhAn, M Burns Dennis GoHe, Mrs WEIGH.
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Whalers.
paa.sd .t Ion. HazlId. Of 8a1lsrl.

Paused J.r7 lat lou, Eusva Hazard Of NeTBasfort
sssenrg wv.
Cleared Sgedord lath shp John Edward cshea Pacific
Ocszu. BAH wood. Psass Atlantic su1 in1iau Oceans
@t.rfro Capt Cudwoh la's n hp hs1can or NBejford
dated sydney reports hs ,vs there 8" o OF sise
o The n bal Chartered vs-ss and wona
a Tbs cay n the consisting Of 80 pos
and Which Lad bssu lef reel "a charEs Of ths
n the about 100 bb sperm c were sio7s
ard sudrg Tn p-ovson sails rggng aso rosi O tie
the h lad bssn saved Ins huH would b
atotz loss
So ksn Nay H. oa So ~ gPrsnkl, o. Provnos'osn
~ With 3s tbs VI snd ~ ~ o. are 3 bs nicfsrsi
WISHED - ~ rsportsd
ov o. vessels beer so A. Sag Har6or rssntg
TtsLsA Back Esg Go a1s Tessr ha. o@-a p1
fhasd her ouIdsfs, BY Thomas BoFa
Whsrg business ata - ro' NAE Puohe CAPT Jersnah
her Th- unhrishsd bars i bulldog ny
Wills Co. hss teen pufchsssd ty b.i CO per Tor $3.50.
% b. Gnshs5. Tor The rhanE bususs Cap
snnh are nsud other ship so a1,t6a
Tiffany. 'ts arrven rom ga, without her
err ard uisnf r q cash Hunting Cooper
purchaser TIE levsut repaired AM Lftsd Tor the Pc
commanded hecator CO0rsr oref Or ls
bari F,sukha wrecked o. Bai Msy last When
~ bound home
Bars s5 od zts 81 Kingston. Mas has
be.u ruchssdAy d. I've n New Bedford Tor the
ale fshtfy - commanded By Capt Hiram Fancs
lac ~ New Bedford.
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Passengers sailed.

lsaHsav E~vppa, for L,Vsrpooi-Mr T AacIism, Ars
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