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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-02

T The Centre Turnpike Company
have reestablished the gate, on their road,
near this place. Some Of the farmers
speak of it as great annoyance, though
the toll is but triaing. The road has been
free to farmers and others, coming to mar
ke., for many years, though we believe at
one time, toll was charged, no matter how
short the distance. The toll on the mill
wagons, to Haas and Weitzels mills, from
town, is one and halt cents for going and
coming. There is certainly much dissalls-
faction.
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70 The thermometer on Wednesday
last, at 2 o'clock, stood at SO in the shade.
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70 LARGE CAsTINGs.-The lock, at
the terminus Of the Philadelphia and Sun.
bury rail- road, now building at this place,
which connects the basin with the river, is
to be constructed of cast iron, on a new
plan, by Kimber Cleaver, Esq, Chief En-
gineer. The large castings are now being
made in the foundry and machine shop of
E. Y. Bright. Esq, of this place. Mr..
Bright has put up crane and is now pre-.
pared to make castings of almost any size
up to five tons. The uprights intended for
the lock will be about two feet apart, and
are twenty feet high, and weigh between
two and three thousand pounds. The lock
will be 80 feet long, and 80 feet wide, and
will require about 100 tons OF iron. There
are no less than twenty seven hundred
screw bolts required, from two TO four feet
in length, many of them weighing from %
to 80 pounds each. The foundation of the
lock is nearly dug out and the workmen
will commence putting up the new struc-
ture in the course of a week or ten days.
Hands are very scarce, but the contractors,
Messrs. E. Y. Bright aud Ira T. Clement,
are pushing the work as vigorously as pos
sble.
On "Wednesday evening, and since the
above was written, we Witnessed the cast
ing of the first of those heavy uprights, Of
which we understand there are one hun.
dred and ten TO be made, weighing from
2,4O0 TO 5000 pounds each. The cupalO
performed admirably, melting thousand
pounds Of iron every fifteen minutes. Mr.
Bright intends putting up an additional
cupalo and is otherwise enlarging his works
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From a5 to $40 per Day osA be Made.
} Tie public ARE psspred that this is
no Hunbug! r.,er.-I o

| FENHE advertiser win send on tho receip,
| IL of 81, printed instruc,ons in upward:
OF 100 dlfierentkinds of business or method,
OF making money, each of which have been
sold at from ST. To 25-each. The whole
have been compiled a;,a great expense, by
the advertiser, and are now offered ior onl y
| 81. These instructions embrace 50 many
different ways for making money, ihs, no
one can fail to be suited. A part Of the
instructions alone. will be worth ten times
the price asked to every family; and no
person out of or IN any common employment.
will reg!et sending for them. Unlike those
who sliroud in, mystery the means BY which
they have urrSved al Independence. We have
! in these Instructions, (Which originally cost
tho sands of dollars) thrown open the ac.
Icnmuatad stores OF our infofmamon, for the
sole benefit, of the cnterprising portion Of
the community And of the different IN :
ihots mayoe started with capt. i of from
= ? - FLO Persons with capital of from
Sl0Q te yS5003ca make from $50 10 500 per
day.atWe could give reference to great
many who hav, ayailcd them selves of, our
Information. and are now engaged in busi-
ness; but tsuffice to say, if any are disgatis-
fed. their money will be refunded. NJ asTr
Owing TO the rapid and constnnuyincrsas-
ing sale OF the Instructions. no letters wili
he erattendeds IN unless accompanied with the
cash Address post. paid. tlea bat suig
- ls "A. p. B0XWELL. Proprietor.
643,siEsb yd 4ie1 Eoa Gleveland, Ohio.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE BY OR
,4ERDER OF f'OIlRT

,ONthe Sd day of November next nj one o'clock.
~ PM..-at the door of the Court itouse in Kalidu
an Putnam county, Ohio will he no d to the highest
idd'r the 70 iowine Real Estate. Situate In said
''ouniy, the property Of Joshua f. Cox derensed.
20 wit: inut number AZ in said town vi Kali,la
81 iect totne dover Of Mara a. OK, Rprraise VI
|Si7S Alsontbr e;'st ehnlf ofitlie g. r. quarter of
sHction one, township north OF range east con.
ihiniqe 80 ncres jertto dover, appraised at $3.50
per acre Aso the north quarter of section one
townships north Of range east su jert to DOVER
he south wrst quarter of section srvnn townsfip
two north of range seven sust, rontairng 40 arres
9r9 the west half Of the souh west qr rter Of
ION Elk township two north Of range seven east, con,
Terms ,e ,Sals--ODctlird cnt h in ha.d and the
'Hlance ione and wo years with intersat secured by
mortgage Of the land
| .gsO. 4 JOSEPH A,NKENY. .,Adm'rof tsis
JosHuA F. Cox. deceased,
e51 'oEHU trx CuRR & RoBIKIoN. Airys.J
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.GOFILEiB ELLENG GERS 'Es FATE
FSR0TlCEisho given that the under
IN signed has tais davg been appointed
nhu, qu.litied as ADMINISTRATOR Of the Estate
of Gdttletb E'enger, rnrrS,f Putnam county.
Ohio, deceased lo WILLIAM kRAUSSa "a
September 27sh. 1883 egsa rs s.i ga 65l
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Safety to the public lunds requires that
should take in payment Of itaxes nothing bu,
coin 0, current Ohio hank paper. coo
lem,it s. SUTTON, Treasurer. g
1lREAsuRER's OFFicF, PUTKAn Co., o. S.
va. September lsth, 1853 f5g 64S
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ed THH.s rTg REkERRNCEs. I #H r.ur.
BRowELEE & PLNDLEToN, Toledo, Ohio.
McCvaE 4 Wo"LsoN,( n.,rbo, :.
EscH &, WSocKLrGE, D''p''''
LAwrcS, BARNETT & Co., Pqus,
5. j.. iILSsLEY, Troy, r
j. ]gr,g' En.l...os l,o1a Cincinnati,
JOHN TuTTLE, Defiance, -.
{ G. W, OvEEMEYER, Spencer,
Bliss 81 KELSEY, 81. Miys. " 1
HARRINGTON 4 RUrpLr, .
CnAMsERs 4 HAERis, Dayton,
CoHrARnEr &c tlnBssL. Fl. Wayne, Ia.
II. HANNA, tWabasttown, g
ROGERS & REYNOLDS, Lafayette,
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.0A0jDR. cHRlsTiE's0 0iAJ0.
GALVANIC BRACELETS

O1AAS " 1A@N1S fDAtI4OG8h11 - 4
Are found Of vast service in of Convusons or
Fits Spasmodlc Complaints, and general, Nervous
Affections oi The Head and upper extremities Alsc
IN Palsy and Paralyss and all diseases caused by q
deficiency 0f'poweI or Nervous Energy In the limbs
or-othsr organs Of The body dlN giEaii 20 Hoi'
= aqii Prices: eel'o is ''le
The 'Galvanic Belt, = Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace Two Dollars. 'g'
The Galyanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, 4 One Dollar.saifi
DO The articles are acconpsnied by fGll and plaip
had of the authprized Agent litdgffW iT5SOSi
PARTICULAR cAUTioN.ast
e0- Bfgars ef csrrsrfeits aud Worthless Isn,oaon.
pta d. o. MOREHEAD. M. ID.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNIIEt t ST AT,In
L3% BroadwAY, New York
For salslby Nj LEss Il Sos, kai,da, o
- --S-+
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~ DR.. CHRlsTiE's ,q &. e
GALVANIC NECKLACE,

ls used for all complaints affecting the Throat OF
Head such as Bronchitis, inflammation of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache Dizziness of the Head,
Neuraiga in the Face, BuLzng. or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness winch is generally Nervous and that
distressing complaint called Tic boloreux.
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.ADMlNiSrRATlON NOllGE

GEORGE w, MYERS ESTATE. ss
NOTICE is hereby given that, the subj
{ IN .scriber has been, appointed and quail.
fed as Administrator ofthe Estate Of George
W.iMyers, lateGcf Putnsml connsy. Ohio, (,
deceased, li-xiressss JAMES BOWER, gu
September Cd, 1853. e4s
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which concluSively proves that
a" Truth is stranger than Fiction"

VI NeWs Jetsey' % distinguished attaiumehta ana ex
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July 49, lsls.
DR. A. II. CHMsrE-Desr Sir: You wish to know
OF me what has been the result in mp own case of
the application Of THE GALvANiC' BELT AND
NECRLACE. My reply is ss follows:
For about twenty years ! had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
Of medical treatment whatever About fourteen wears
since, in consequence of frequent exposure to the
weather. in the discharge of my astoral duties
lshecame subject to a severe Chronic Rheumaiis.n
anguish Farther IN the winter OF as and rs ia con.
sequence Of preaching great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region was attackei
BY the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
to require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
IspoTs, MY nsIrohs system tUds nOW thoroughly gros
hGfed, and as my Bronchitis became worse, so also
did my Dyspepna ana Rheumatic9 afectOn-thus
svncing that these disorders were connected With
each other throughsthe medium of the Nervous Sys.
tenn 10 the whole pharmacopea there seemed to be
no remedial agent which could reach and rec pera,e
my Nervous system every thing that had tried for
this purpose had completely failed At last was led
by my friends to examine your Inventions and (hough
with no very sanguine hopes Of their efiicieucy,l
detefininej to ty the effect Of the application OF the
GABVANiC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was III June, 1915 10 1
NY sREAT AsToNIsHnENr, IN 'Two DAYS MY DyaPEPsA
MAD GONE IN EiGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME 4
nv PABroREL LABoRs, NOR HAVE siNcE omiTTgp
am nv RHEUMkTIc AFFECTION Has ~ rikgIY crAsgD
TKouBLE ME. such is the wonderful and happy no.
suits Of the experiment ai7.s.ts % far8sy.g f'1lt1
. have recommended the BELT and FLUID To q
many whoshave been likewise suffering from Neu
raigic affections They have tried them wiz HAPPY
REsULTsSl HGiIEvES EVERY cAsE 81. ssg- W q .l7aus'
Ian, dear SIR very RESPECTFULLY yonrs, s7f5ait @
R0BERTrW. lands. f
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THE ROAD TO HEAL TN! {.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER.
AND BAD DIGESTION. 'ns

Copy of "a letter from Mr.. r, w. Kitkus.
Cheplsii, sii,7sPresto Street, Liverpool, dated
6ih juno, 1851. =.
70 Professor Holloway, "2''s 4"att '
SIR,-Your Pills and Ointment have
stood the highesl OH our sale list OF Pro.
'fp;etarY Medicines Cor some. sears. o A.
customer, TO whom / can leIer for any
enquiries, desires me to let you know lha
.p1t,iculars Of her case. She had been
'ronblcd Tor years with disordered liver.
and bad digestion. o. the las, occa.
sion, however, the virulence Of The si,ack 2
vas so alarming, aud tho Inflammation
set in 50 severely, thai doubts we're en-.
eriained Of her no, being able 10 bear
up under Il; fortunately she was induced
TO lry your Pills, aud she informsme that
after the first, and ench succeeding dose.
she had great relief. She confused 10
nike them, aud although she usrd only
three Boxes, she is now in the opioym, n,
ofperfect health. could have sent YOU
rnnhy more cases, but the above, from the
serrriy Of the attack, and Tho spsedv
cure, lhiuk, speaks much in favor Of
our astonishing Pills. (Signrd)
! ssH si.a EF' Il ~ X IpRJi5
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SYTHES and Sy,be ,Snaaths, Rakes
- Forks, Hoes, &c, &c, for sale
-, 'nil@ AT TAfLoRss sroRss !,
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GENTLEMEN's HATs.-~Threo dozon,
NT ofthe latest styles of fashionable Hsts
impartcd from New York. for sal g byG,5,g "a
azFl3Ts4oWs gAIA ). TiytoR, 81
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$1,000 OohPlersons

including all ages, classes and conditions among
which we're large number Of ladies, who are pecu
Early subject to Nervous Complaints, have been b. 81
ANT1RELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain n ~ - 'a :.
70 illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the Of person afflicted with that bane
OF civilization, DYSPEPSIA any other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases. stmulants
taken. which, by their the nerves and mus.
oles of the stomach affrd temporary relief but which
leave the patient in lower state and with injured
faculties, after the action thas excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the
application of the GALVANlC BELT. Take Dys.
Peptc sufferer, even in the worst symptoms Of an
attack and simply tie the Belt around the Body using
the Magnetic Fluid as directed In short period the
nsehsible psrspiration will the positive element
Of the Belt thereby causing Galtanc circulation
which will pass to the negative and thence back
again 20 the positive, thus keeping up continuous
Gslvanc circulation throng hout the system THIS
the most severe cases of DYSrEPSIA are PERMA
EENTLY CURED A FEW DAYS Is AAiPLY
SUFFICIENT ro ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS 20"
CERTIFICATES. AND TESTIMONIALS q,
Or the most Unloubted Character,
From all parts of the country could be given sufi
cient to ell every column in this paper = ~ y ist
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN
2 DlEMEN'S LAND. .4-. NJ
Copy Of Letter inserted in the EIo' art Town
Courier. Of the ls, March, 1851, by Major
J. Walch.
Margaret M'Connigan, nineteen years
Of ago, residing AT New Town, had been
spHenng from viuleni rheumatic fever
for upwards Of two months, which had
enllrrly deprived her os the use of her
I'mbs; during this period she was under
the care of llla most eminent medical
mnn in llobcn Town, and by them her
case was considered hopeless. A friend
prevailed np"u her to try Holloway'a
Gel l:bra'sd Pills, which she consented TO
doyand in un incredible short space Of
time they effected s perfect cure. ' as,'
CURE OF A PAIN AND TIGHT
NESS IN THE CHEST AND
STOMACH OF A PERSON "a
YEARS OF AGE. a ,,..-I ,r.. .,.,
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From Mcssrs, Thew & Son, Proprirtors Of
the Lynn Advertiser, who cun vouch for
tue following stutemen..-August2d I'd, 1851. /.
10 Professor IioLL WAY,
SIR,--l desire to bearies,imony 10 the
good effects Of ITollnway's Pills. For
some years | suffered severely from q
pain and Iigbtness in The stomach which
was also accompanied by a shoriness Of
breath, 'ha' prevented me from walking
about. am 81 yoais Of age, and moi.
w'ihs'andlng my advanced state of life.
7hese Pills have SO relieved me, .hs, /
am dts'rous that others should be made
acquainted With iheit virtues. ! am now
rendered, by their means, comparatively
active, and can take exercise Without
Inconvenience or pain, which could mol
do before. (SipneG)
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Sod atthe Establishment of Professor
Il LLowAY, .244, Strand, (near Temple
B'r, London,) and by all lcsprclablp
Druggists and Dealers in. Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and of
those pfEthr Upiled States, in Pots nj
37sc., aud 81 Soc. each. Wholesale by
'h- principal Dug houses in the Union.
and by .Messrs. A. D. & d. SANDS, Nuw
York. 2 ,&tlIIAT ! A
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H,rsss-....o"rrurrr RrronrrD 'os Tn. ny r,,sy,


4sHfsTae m.rtst s.sdy 30 dsHsal fair sales ~
biz :. q IS q fots asd 8 ~ for ar+ -, s,s..bl.
,ssss, set e. '"' '-''' -
FLOUR AND MATT f., les arua-. IN tn. low Ir.a o.
sfs,s ard Weste ou ard pTes sre ,s % s.ve resttsd
for ezpst he aher gn'svaTsoe % oJ ne 80 5jsr
HE srss az m AID there rev - o. Ten al 81 ~
hnoe ffufe osn.1sn s'esoy sa IL 81, q 81
ca. ne Of Wesn Cans. are 3, ss q 81 81 IS fs
- ~ ~ 80 ono I'd ouIn0n a. s'l'e ,tfa ,
tssY s' g "a 5is. .o ne & ss Alex
tLd GsorEeogt- src - "a nj s- s1s.ras Cora
~. ag' s 81 ~ q - 3 80 = ior Js.y
ns,Isi fsn quaes are dal a. "a '1' &
s5,b ,rs hs Messss &c Rye hel4 gh more Urn
- Bsrsy very ea a. = a.e IT. M y-sv t3,a
isvc- fr- I'D u i.ir rso pIne - ~. nfI- n. W,-i
:, en- 6idec Tor vre Southern e5a6i.e q Wes--fn
Miped &C. toT Prime Souhern Yellow = ns . f.. ~
l.r sls. % oho md iehssn = % 4|He ff'.a =
scsree Dudre IS led Z, 7lic tgr snd irteTes ., H.,
PRoysIoNsogf PoIs aassst Vsr' da j. sa. 10y ~ -
ryas sle laIss s9.s o. =. sn a. -, . .ooIv a.,
81 ~ 81 . s sI a. pee N.' sad s ss75 p, e.
ye,es Cseo 40 CRY Mes era s5as6 5 for c1ay aat =
Pnne. Bef Hsms are y,ry 'e.ay e 20 5 .g1 CO.,
8 C. fof Siouerr Bacor quiet About % y 90 % 70
80 a. b,e Lars . dull ard heavy ulser the - -
Of bbs ard lots . Ice sna kegs % r. bsf
HKMPA 1o9ers,e bsass doing in 81, sIts; ses haye Zen
u,dof "a bales AneHcau Rougn a. SlH ''aS' ala ~ D-e
soGP<4 Sool dssds q, steady prices Sales 20 bI Castle A.
HIcE- Remains Unbalanced ard the dem.ndi fair s'e' 100 a''
fiRT cRAckERsA good dsH,as e. s b ;!'' Sales have
WHALEBONE-CoatiHues hgm. and We report sales Of 1o 70
Polsr fefe sf Sc cs'h. .- -. ,
TOBACCO Cofsdeshle animation IN ken'1cky oe's 20 Al
ee rsre f the uetf crop 90 nlds chantet nls 81
6nc 20 bales Cuie 4 aes Havana sto c - cases
a. 7diOc; 10 crses { quuectlcut ~ loc
sPlRiTsWe sale II 70 hsi pipes Ora brAi1 i"' az
Ell go, T. g. ...
s. rira deusnd Bernud-s ee selling - s4e =,
Cbs'or s3a g SCI Long Island eds H. Old are a1t 81 sale
tisidsi - 80, NJ s., , =,
fcr Catn ,o, A.. - s....h d.. .. ~
ss - mouths. Eoflsl Bar is firm At 50
FFIIs enc dull 80 boxes bunch Rsnns a. - s- 81
20 tuueie suGnss 81 75d g =. 20 bJ Currans AZ llt
BRCK-The sh de easier oFi.g q the n-seA4 r.
eeitts Hard North RIVER are selling Il - l2as55l; -
NAVAL sTORES-The aTkes nearly bare Tor oprs Ilfoen
tine no dsmAud fir and holders hnn a. So Csad quiet ~
e7 Pitch 10 quiet a. 81 q. Tar steady 81 . s-Hetl5
CCFFEF-ur market this article IL firm bu' quiet We no
s u bas. no SADIE 100 haoaso s'0e % bags L.
sStGARs-we note decline Of IN Es- osans and Cuba nas
eey.. AID arket dull. few small sales have been made 81
our previous qrota-ioIs .,---....,--
-, me- ur pes.ant weather restricts transact Us
FISH ON Atet for Dry Good, Mackerel and othr d " D.
The msrFe DEPRESSED and the arrivals large
n AVHER-A steady but guet market
English Lnseed Ntes Jp gallons -
elr t PARCELS; &c small psrce Whale = held hnef
y, ttetdy quiet Sales IS baskets a. - J. Tor puts and - W
quarts 81. s... ,.
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DamesIic Parfs.

.LExAYnRrl jane sa-aIs sshl. VA Ru,.n Rosy, View
cen r..pd Ban Sd seE Goeea Rule Nco Ne .YOIt;
ssS M a, ASs, or SD % P.Ene. F,es
B1ers E.Tbur7por. sals Brunette McGat1 Msaal'.i b
eTy ar Lessc Pc,oa 4Id proceeded We nouti Freai-
hp aa Pm Id Fh, 'eh s5I,a Ba-e1 h:-, CIV, =.
Nd trss china ha h. b. P,'..grS q cS en- ~
Nev-Y.r. Jane = blTi, Garner ESQ tot ~ loIA =,
ssIh. big. L,,a'5 bi ~, CO v,r 81. Be-so. C3rj
Ss sI &C. VIM sos G sh.fon Nei.on AMI w.eve
NcB.ison Richmond w. SswsI Loud Geor-esown d q s.r
= K a,d M, Ly.Es sa.'3sgsiss . Iss.''Ps'd
M.'.1 s a., Of zip M.aiaa Robert P.
sest1s. ans SILVER Cloud hou. saloisi 20 ~ LH'
Marvel; $. LawrIee M'ana Wat.r W5ea M', mo a'
BtiTIMoRF june 2s-Arr steamship westeraPor Hal, New
Ylki May stanton Atkins seton 60 Al e. l2 IA
B1NGOh Juse TAR. bns. v's E.u Wa. more NssYors
Ns~.Yo-t ca q. W Pickering, PARK and o W sao"'
Jsle 5-Ar scbr wdyine GIL James Rive Below,
selr May Jsr- Aud Rapp. AhnoeS Ar 3,l bti. JMie
B'.,.n Isdy fsr GoTen. Chester. y :.
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nae Pm is Havana: sp po Coroi Miler b,F,eonai scar
"ciTY P0iST jane 2i-Ar- rsa5e wOsorl SesY2rs
DAsyEBs June D shrs Adrian Hslest, aud jana wood
sTf0ki Jun. 2-1rr ships L., g.okh, rom s. stephen,
fr Liverpool is Enms, Carpenter b0'on Sd is 'hP oA-
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YORK MI
HARTFORD Jane 2Arr steam .hs Borsn AID Ready Gfum'
l.v "a sfeura: Ssclru, Ihtsler, New fork
NJ N-OkLEANS. June BAR n Noint seA y g IN ~ =
TO- 10 J. Ba,s-ist dist tns PcptA tspau Mas sal schr
Alitsi tas1iotu.i Bssss, Csrrsacly.
NGEFOLK Jele AR .clr Dusky sally. Lo~ry, Dshrn
oRFGOS AM 6-Ar ro and, r. Jacks'a, Sal Firm
ei,rr .5rh. s-hf Matthew Nass.r, 90
PORTSMOUTH JllsTiCeed, schr Taonas T. huoI, smith,
PLYMOUTH June 2i-sd. CDR. Henry simmons Philadelphia
June "a kagle, Baker lrnd,d DE-
Gaia Canton. Croxei Boston chfs joan Fnce "siner
C.-leua: Harct Great II H,T1J-.
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D. tu ~ .lsmorr, LyEa; ". = Phillips, As0n Boston Ia
sehr J. T. aolesu Baker. Stony Poilt Rio CoHn Boston
SAIL MAT June "a trs A. sufetta (Bt care CD ienfs
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name, Sd bark Arthur Pickering bs Snanrocs smith Port and.
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