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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-21
StrGUClI

ENROM the subscriber, living on the 9th section
4 of the Sieubenve and Indiana Railroad, OH
the 3rd Of May, 1854, mare colt alb )ut two years
old Said colt il dark brown, white lett hind foot,
with a small star in its forehead. Amy person CIV
ing information where said colt can be obtained,
shall be literally rewarded by the undersigned.
NAV 81, ~, 1t ABRAHAM BUSDY, ,Sr
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NOLlC6 3e
Is hereby given, that the subscriber has been sp-
/ pointed Administrator OF the estate OF George
Ross Moore late OF Harrison county deceased. All
those knowing themselves indebted 70 sati estate
are reoueste to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them, duty anthsit
ticlted tor settlement within one year from thii
da e. ~
- THOMAS NICHOLSON, Administrator.
June !, 1884.
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A. JUL. SCHREIBEh.


MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUN'EY o..
DEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Gfoccreo
-. &c, which he sells cheap for Cush, or gsod
due .L.-- IN !. June 9. 1852
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten Ti1u.ani Pieces now on hand, ard
all new pieces Of Music received soon a. puhli-h-
cd. Glce Book, and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Ma. RUST will sell all articles low ss those OF
the same quality can he obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and tho'e who huv
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention {" his hu-
siness hopes To in his New and Commodirus
store, All of his ON, and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1893. wSwu
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~nn REG "TNCIE" NALL Also
- y ~ AAc.. Int. L,au. .Nd,r.anu snl,ty luss
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u The following incident was told by
a nelghbor in relation to her little girl of four
summers, which think is worthy place among
the sayings of the little ones" IN your Table
Emma had been iretiul and somewhat unruly
during the day, and as punishment had been
sent to bed earlier than usual, with an injnnc-
ton 10 say her prayers as is her usual custom
before retiring at night. Soon after she enter
ed her room, her friends heard her at her devo
tons, in which she asked for sundry blessings
on her parents, and closed as follows:-
40 Lord make me good little girl, and do
try and not lie, me be spunky, If youW try,
III try. Knickerbocker.
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tIurd,> Golden Gloss

ENoR THE HAIR.-Amongt the many PREPARATIONS
. foi the growth Of the Hair this GclrEN Glo.S
AXE, the lead. Three reasons will b, g~,u why u
50 universally used and preferred L. all 9th, =
1T, Rccau-r it ha, proved the most H,ctual ia
BnlGno-- "a. rccau-c 1t imIaits beautiful 1rIk
gl,,s a.d d,lisltful prrilmo tn. Tia, lal.. 3D. O.
rausr the Iadir,, with fine di-cl limitation. which
tlcy an po,,cs., have al, pied it. amy ether
rca srus could be- given Why it l. great liv,rity. lLt
those Nhu want more have only u Nv, it uial
Picc 9j cts ia large titles. Tor sale by nwrgi i
and ,tOrckcepeIs eNeryv here.
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alton. &c. With all their accompanying evils 'n-
Ger cNcyptcdj matter how severe % OF no" long
standing. ?.
The c1tholicrn far ,il5i.,-scs other r'n"a'"-' ~
being certain lc,. expensive, an" l'a''"s wv.
,y.tum in a better condition. Lcl Vii INTEREST,"" '',i
and obtain pamphlet Greco containing anp'" PROOF
FROM the most respectable SOURCES. ct ~" ''u '.
result. of it, u-p together with letters from hl!nN
experienced Phv.ic,,u.. who hay" r-td 1t ~ 'ArH
practice and speak from their own observations.
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G,ultn pcrchn Pen.

NNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LOT OF
w the Gutta Pcrcha Pen, an article that ink
rH not corrods F,4 sale by the Gross single box
ii. v HORTON a co.
October s. d&wtf
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+ X a 4 ID !

4 LII WHO WANT AXES OF THE REAL COL
~ LINS 4 co. make should be particular To notice
the stamps there various countcrtcits and inn
itations stamped Collins and labelled much like our,
which iraudcutly sold in some part. of the
United States as our manufacture. They are made
in different parts of the country by various axe
makers, and generally of very inferior quality.
The genuine Collins axes, which have acguiI ed ,U.
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
" COLLINS 4 CO.. HARTFORD" and each
ha, printed label with my signature. Itis
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since commenced
the business with the stamp of " Collins Co. Hart
ford" and de- not know OF any other aNc-makor by
the name of Collin, in the United States.
SAM. ". COLLINS.
August "a, 1893. w9w lycnr
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Manufactured and for sale by
W. h. u. SIMMONS a co.,
". (hnL.. .LL..L [ l.Lu.LlN ON Cun.lrlA AtrL,t.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, " !.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Monday, May 80, l"5@,
" trans viii run as ioiuws.-
Leave o. lrn.burgh ats An 100 a NJ, a.c2 30
=. NJ.
Arriving At Rouse stontnt l0.i5AN II l'A,M,
lnd : Is T ".
Leave Runse's Point at9A NJ 80 r M.,aud t. 80
?. NJ.
Arriving at q Ii, nsbursh at 80 P. n = 81, and
IL P. NJ
Passengers leaving Oldrus1wEh by the morning
trains viii be able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
BY tn afternoon Tram they wi! rclch Montpelier
aud Rutland the simr evening aud Boston ANA Ne"
York early the usXr dtv. They wI also reach tht
steamboats, IN season Tor their "NtuluG run s"G'h
through Lake Cham0lhiu
Passengers leaving Boston aud New York IN the
early trans from those cities and .lOHhcdt al D
O'Clock +. VI wi,l reach the boats from G4I'ns-
burgh Tor ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the same evening.
The IraIa leaving OGdcnsburgh at 80 A. con
meets with the Express steamers from the West,
outing passengers by those steamers INTO Boston
and New Y ork the same evening. " IEle iraln
does not stop at Nay stations
GEORGE PARKER,
dSwrf Superintendent.
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ssl 80 - - ! 49,
e ! & T. nAINE-. 49, 81 Ayeuro, New ork.
Y .Dcll,rs supplied on literal t,rr-. ~
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Later from The EIshtrjcs,

A FEW TIERCES SALMON, 40 !. MACkEREL
. v and Cudfsh-and few Boxes Candies, which
A. ;. DEWEY
oct TO- dGwtf
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If-ITTN FW- II 7 y N : ~
rgNTIS NAClilNr tsrot justly the most appr"e'A,
and mo- controversy c,i-'. between IL and any
other PATENT Or,ro.. go, Erndwat, New York
IIavmarkct square, Eo-tou and - south i'h 81,
Philadelphia !!
.,,u'rIrl..l l~iI.
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SII.NrI, SPOONS,

| Good assortment OF Silver Spoons cI
. 4 northumberland finish and warranted
pure as com, at II. i HDhIGNN
March l6 dNwtt
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ru,no In Nv lVn,,r =, Ill.,
Turkish omarreI smaI,s in tho nnstrils If En-
Iono," writes an INDIGNANT and oIfactorv
;onr nalist No wonder While one nartv q
an Otto man, and the other Musky wight.
Even pity has its limits Punch
INT that the March ,b of Tutsilsnt t ''A00''
VIII surely lead to-Aprii Fools
Quaker SAID TO gunner, Friend,
.ou n;. .l Nv E..T" out ~ 20 Wy uesisu
tbina engine three inches Iower
t. O. 49, .Lo. C,.
go ooIa,a, pooa saaI S,pI H. WV NOV
" l'' "oi u'P' !"
"'' p''Vn
lo1i can he'!n'r eht, nor drink, nor S'ahd
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Northern Rail K0ai, y. y.
STEAM iNO RAILROAD

EXP Il T. : y Il L / l..
INREIGITS To ALL CANADA AND ANERI-
y cas- Ports on Lake Ontario, Lake Erie and Lake
Michigan. r. J. CUNNING, Agent
Office, lOI Broadway, New-lork
WI dSwtf
Sheet Ltnd aud Lead niD,,
WILL be sold q, cheap a. 'hc ''earr'' h,
w Al SKk'tNI,
May2t u&~u
Rogers X Sens rrIPhrltCi Plated W'rr
NNE KEEP AT ALI TIMES A LARGE A.
w surtmcut OF these we'll known Manufacturers
Goods, listing of Tea set complete, Table, I,s-
scrt, Tea, Muetaid, Salt aud Cream Spoon. HutrrI
Fish, Ice cream uud Pie knives Table Fmks
Napkin kiuEs, soup Ladies, sugar Shovel, &c Sc.
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AXES ! AXES !!

80 DoZ. HUNTS ANEs,
50 Z" Brook,
= % TAFT
For sale at Manufacturer, price. by
DASEY Il ALLEN.
burlington, Nov. II. 1888. W.T.
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Pamphlets bad slati- at the store of Mr.. ll't'-
nOEE A. PECK. Druggist, wholesale aud retail
Agent, burlington, VI.
Also sold by NELSON FAIRCIILD, Milton. and
by most of the leading Druggists in the state.
81 L,''.r addr,,,ed IN c1r, of VI. Cwf,s H.,,b,
Ay.ut Ut Ror1uo, DINO.
To pr. MAHCHIsI. Il have been ten wears troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES utcIi, all the
attending difficulties at times rendering my hio
most miserable. have had the attendance ct some
Of the best Physicians, with but little the
most they could do to rclcNe--a was out Of
the Quo.ti For five months before commencing
with your medicine, had not been able 10 perform
any labor, could walk but few step. NJ time. and
scarcely went out of doors-in short,
pletcly Frustrated both in body and mind, and oN
pccted to drag out the rest Of my days in suffering
and misery. But reading your advertisements |
induced TO try your invaluable medicine called
Uterine Cathocon A. the last resort. | had not
used it a week before | felt like another woman.--
v tina use of three bottles was enabled to perform
all the labor for six in the family with ease, and
could walk anywhere in the neighborhood without
injury. Nothing but sense Of my duty to you and
To the afflicted has induced me to state my case 10
the public. can safely recommend the preparation
toail those suffering like myself.
(Signed,) MR.. StR,H A. BISBor.
FREEpoM, Portage Co., Ohio, Dee. -, 1852.
~. b. ANARCHIST & CO., Py0pu,f1r,,
Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, n Y.
Jan. |, loj4. mos
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FHEFhHTD NJ
j A NJ Els G.. A \ + r,
sT2CGsGss t,1Ca ANALYTICAL Chemist,

LOWELL. MASS.
FriSs Is 0sA.s r,E Rex. Five Boxes for ST.
GOLD Fly
T. A. PECK, \. c. SPEAR, q. p. SANBORN 4
co., Burlington sIMoNDS d NEEDHAM, shel.
burnet ". HALL, llin".hurgh +. ALEXANDER,
Charlotte; :. II. SIMONDS Il CO., Williston Ii.
II. HODGES, Richmond JONATHAN MERRILL,
WiuuosN.
February 10, 1Nji w3mus
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GRATIS!

Just PubbShcd--i Ncr DiScorryH MedicinG
A FEW WORDS ON TIL L RATION
treatment. without Medicine, of Spcrmatorrhca,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits,
Las~tudc, Weakness of the Limbs and the Back,
lndispo-tion and lncdpncity for study and Labor.
pulncss of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, Aver
sion to- society, Loyo of Solitude, Tmidity, Self
Dstrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection Of the Eyes,
Pmplcs on the Face, Sexual aud other Infrmities in
man,
From the French Of DIR. B. DE LANEY;
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means Of which
every one is enabled 10 himself perfectly, and N
The least possible cost, avoiding, thereby, all the ad
vertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent, to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (pos paid two post
age stamps to DR., B. De LASEY, 81 Lispenard
street, New York.
Dec, 10. 1853. d6wly
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y |. W e. q q ID :
ssssss's'seN'S.

' city, With a large assortment OF New floods
and We can now show our friends one of the best
stocks IN our line offered in this market Our
assortment Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of
the best quality, l. large and varied Onr JEWELRY
comprises every variety of style and price, and of
the latest patterns aud in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in cstab-
tom Of business, which, far, has been successful,
tnd has met with the unqualified appreciation of our
friends and cu-toWors-yR The CASH, ONE PACE,
SMALL Hu"rr NY,rru. Every article of goods n
our establishment IL marked in plair CURES, and wn
We sell AZ "ul marl guaranteeing all to be Juss
WuAT UE'uNWiNp ~ Iu ~.
We glattiu appreciate IN" eucuu,l gement that
has thus a' b''u ',ru as, and t'ust o. continued
clnrt- +" merit il, viii u',t with the favor Of dis
eliminating public II. Y. HORTON a co.
Mol Baak Block.
RuIiurtou, Sept. -. ddwtt
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FOR EDUCATION s. EMPLOYMENT

I OIt VNVf " Y y II N " T VI 41-V
Superior advantages offered at
COMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
1879 Washington street, Boston. The names and
residences Of upwards Of 200 students, for whom
good situations Clerks Book-kecpers, &c, were
obtained the past year, furnished in the annual
catalogue which, with the card of terms, is sent by
mail, gratis. The arrangements for teaching Prac-
teal Navigation are most complete.
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OSF OF OUR eIirdll nciqhhors says
She "u'y reason 'hy ms dwell IN WAS not blown
av' On Saturday, was because there was
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Wholesale pErGGisrS.
~ I,,vV STRAIT. u,ar Tr,r,,r,b street., Wv lotf.
AElrll}' rcrsonally ur 10y letter equally regarded
" in prices. 1usiit',s, dispatch, &c ~
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Removal! Esc
* cn.Gvai ! !

Manufactured by PuINrE 4 Co, Buffalo, and C,rphI
Neciham, New York. Of all sizes and pattern
and every IN trumout tr1rr1ufs}.
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! ! !
E.aEld yyD.'gana~.

OLD ILLINOIS PATENTS
EyOUGllT at the highest cash price by iloRNrIo
I'D WooDWAN, 20 RlboaJ Exchange, who procure,
Pensions and Bounty Land.
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8. M. PETTENGlLI, & CO.'S
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
NJ RICH 1854.

The First Spring Card List, collected by S. NJ.
PErrrsGIIL Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 10 State Street, Boston, who are authorized by
the publishers of the best and most tr6ciy c,rru-
lated Newspapers throughout, the United 'at.s. to
rates.
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5.Dt.I nrraIsts.

''N8iI loI Foo in.d Nnrral is: ais
= N7'ru. ahHnrH lo, tr'mntt .bN
NE.TeN = SOY rs.
- pH.r.u r.ct' Rlo,L o,cl th, }ork Store
i.Y a. IA WI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Foreigs Ports.

tHons Kong July l. bark Brothers Crowe or Batavia;
ships Cape Cod Sears for Calcutta heesoni Man~sfng
Rop,s; Baldwin Smith for San FrHneiseo T. W. Sears
Anderson, for Batavia
At Whampoa July ships Amity Hayes for London Arch
feet Potter do Fyins Cloud Greasy for New YORK; Hndoo
miller from Calcutta; Liehtfoot Pierce Lopdon bark Mer'
maid sp ih San Francisco; Valparaiso, Penne iO New
York Nisilant, In dock.
Sld June 28 Niobe, Evans, New-YOrk.
The hts Samuel Rasse had sailed Tor Foo ohowfoo Queen
Of the West and David Brown, tor Shanghai
Al Tahiti June ship Sine, Of Boston, from Valparaiso 10
Melboupe with four brig Judson leaking badly would have
Al Huabne July brig Swiss Boy LOG for San francisco
Arr at Honolulu July 9, bark Wavelet, smith, san Fran
cisco; 10Th brig B. Brown Msehae Puget soand Wis s.d
FrspcscO and Lshsnai nth ch Flying Dart freeman San
FrancscO; 22d bark Fanny Major Green 9Th ship
Iison, Townsend, San Francisco.
Go. July a. ship Nile Rose Olympia, w II l7th briS
Brown Mnybsw do; 22d, bark Wavelet Smith, san Fran.
cisco; nth barb Fanny Major Green San Francisco; 23th
schr Lady Jane Gsryey Ssn FIanesco 18th ship Morrison
A. Rio Jsneire 5h ait ships Rebe sea WOLF wig freight
Amelia Bunt err for New Orleans ds Cora Burnhan Grey
Cofbn wtg Conrad smsck, do PhenE Mason do Linda
Stewart, Sterling, disg White Cloud dg
At buenos AyIes about July l. esrks Pslmetc Lewis far
Rcht Wing, kiekeIson, from New-fot just and others
eefore. a
Going in. schr N. L. DAVIS, Davis, from Ne~-York.
Al about July "a bark Rcstss Crowe from and
Cor days. ssran 70 nan from Boston Bar.
Az Gonsives about nth ait brig Frances for n Y soon
Portsn,rnnee .oout 18th u, schr. Buena Vista, ROc~
well from IRON g "i-,nson NC for London dlss r..
fon sin Trinidad, sh ut, brig Loango, Robers from
a, sssSa S about alh ut ship Luminary Barton New
|york 26thi brig Suwanee, Barrett for do 4th inst
AZ zasa ut, bark Msriel Was from and for New-Y
ca AZ Quebec Ist last bark Anah. CTeech, SLIGO.
A., Al 40 4th steamer Sarah Sands Liverpool CID I'd ship
Hsary Pratt Emery Bristol, Y.
An at Halifax 4th inst, bns BoOmer, Thorbur Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Domestic Ports.

pALTIMoRE-Au Sept T. ship Susan L. Fitzgerald, Pes.
spd AIca Peru, bark Eoward Everett Kent boston; bg
Frsnees Jane tBr) Kirch Arecbo r. schis Daul Brown
d Richard Borden BAKER Fall River, Henry Jones Aldch
Keptupet Bride Van Buren,; Benz Strong, Hawkins aud
Wss W ind Burnett New.YOTk; Trade Wind Virgins Green
mort, Spring Him. Freeman Boston, Sarah Jane, Ale, ren-
san Ga ba,k Virginia, (Brem) Kump. Cape Town C @.
New Yorh; Iram smith. Crowe Fan River Splendid, Hill,
Derby Ct
BoSTON-Arr Sept. 7, ship Cha;sworth Gorhsn, Ports.
.nonth H. barks Cherries William Haws Savannah; Elm
syor Philadelphia Comet Crowen, Bath; bhgs Leader.
fRy Crosby reenock; Mary Lowell (of Maohias Peterson
Ehnira Hall Cardenas LanEaroe, tof Pospect Hehborn
Phssdelphia b. strout, of Mllbdse) Sawyer do Bald
Mass do George Jones Look, do Thomas Potter Clark
do; Mary Patterson, Dole, do fnnk. DOheIty, DO H.
Counce Hooper do; ]. Csdwalader Corson, do A = Wis
wall Mehen, Port Even b. Brown, West, Albany; Souher
ner BUR- New-Yerk; Laguna Hart, Rondouti Hurt Wood
Rockand for New York put in for hArbor TelegrAphed-
bark William NJ. Harris from Galveston Cid bngs Arcsdan
Wilson, Chsestoni Dunbar, Harding Baltimore; Pfenss
Hohbs Carver; schr Emma " Munson. Wilmington. n C.
Yankee Doodle. Brown, Alexandra; Leo, Freeman Rich
u,ond, Va Abby whitman, Chnor9 Baltimore.
CHARlEsTON-An. Sept 5, steamship Nashville Berry
Ntw-Yok; bark ST. Lawrence, Mskay Liverpool Al Quar-
antne bie George L. Abbott Code New Oreans Cleared
sehr Charleston Stelo West Indies Went 20 sea bark Co
me Kean New Orleans hr.es Comet, Godfrey Northsrn
Port; MARY Ann johnson, AuakApss, tLs.)
Even, James Ward do; 9Th schrs Volta Racket Port
Even; Adsenturer ChSppe NewYoTk; 7th bris Alceuus
Jefferson Philadelphia SID 6sh sehr J. w. Lindsey Clsrt
Baltimore. Passed up 7th sehS S L. Cocker Phillips from
Philadelphia for Tsunton.
KORROLK-Arr Sept 6, hsIk A. B. stursess Lansthorn
Etw.York schr Jamestown Cuhee, Martinique In Hampton
Roads, ship PAIsna, Lsdssion, Caso Tor orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
DIsaSttrs. &c.

euy Ions Francis Humphrey from Quebec 18th ait for
Lyerpoo was abandoned the <5h water logged in
hat IS 4 lon 81 So The crew were taken on the WICK 'y
fbe bsrk Repeater and carried 70 Quebec.
Sur SUSAN l. FITZGERALD, while on the pesssge rom
Area Baltimore experienced fari0as gales om At . 10
ths Pacific IN lat Atlantic with hiEh running,
s4vey Of which boarded the ship but did material damage
Since passing lat 80 s. had continuance OF zh WINDS sna
vsops 70 arriving 49,, O, a, ,ou..
w of Monauk She was heading 10 the westward heeisd on
and would probably go 70 pieces. e.,
scHR AIp Paul from New York for Bath, with -four and
corn 4, asd 10 tseuspbic dispatch 20 ElSood water,
Fsq TO have sunk two miles z Of Cape Pose -
YAcHT MAKY WILDER. Fuller OF and from Provneeto"n
,pebed near Garnet Lighthouse and the party went ahof
f lodgings and the next morning they ound
the ve,se ,puk with usstheads Of She was tsken
CO shore and hole found through her bottom caused 0y
grinding her anchor. - - ,,,-, -. !.
way boom the 9Th and went ashore On o. eno o V'
slApd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Spoken, &c.

Aug lat 41 12 lon 81 81 ship Tennessee NOrthuP from
Eew-Orlesns for Liverpool
from Boston for West Indies -
Avg H. lat 49, lon. 34 ship Albion, Williams, hence for
Liverpool. $50
Aug i5 lat 45AN Ion 2s w. ship Hibera Foulke fTon
EyerIo ool for Philadelphia. .
from Liverpool for New York -
july as 80 s. lon 81 20 W. ship Europe, Of Phaoel
mia from Caso bound Hampton hOads for orders the
wind blowing bard gale at the time from W" and the
" had spit some Of her sails but wanted assistance
Rept lat So I5E lon ~ So w bark A A. DTebert Of
B.ltinore 4s dsys from Rio for Philadelphia
No date lat ST. lon n Is, brig Chinchia, from New FORK
fnfl lnalsfhicola
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Builoina alaterials.

ENCAUSTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches
~ and Public Buildings. and for Nestibules hss Con-
sefvaotiea Oniug Rooms and Hearhs n DWELLING Thee
Tiles infinite variety Of patterns -d very
hard strong and 10 the best houses In s parts Of the
country -.... -.
Of architecture and nded Ia Downines wors
T. house, and by srchiteets generally. For sale by
MILLER COATES NOULE No M Pearlst
GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS &c.-The undersigned prepared to furnish
sod wrought iron rolled Beams cut 70 specified enshs
price heh enables ERE proof buildings TO be erected At
advance the of wooden The public
invited 20 examine the building Of Messns Harper
Brothers In Cst where they have been used For further
information apply 20 - . - .
vTO ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS.-WlRE
4 ROPE for Sashes Dumb Waters 6c, far more dusbl,
tlan hsmp. CHAS w COPELAND. No 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
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"a "a k2G Ella A. Clsrk, KoVpeTholdt, Phlsdtphai
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sid fom snuderls md 23d. Top~y, Bowes, New Haven
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Hsrse W.nks philadelphia zist Heinrich hAeh'Lsn % " a.
49, Nina Wessels Gsyeson In the hoscs 81, - -
Em Percy; Col Cuts, and Ann Jonn'oH
hat y arch-
Nod stern and oounter Of vesse marked 80 I.
bv the Bordeaux al Liverpool y paIl o. e.. -, S,h
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JOIN ". SosERrSbYKr Aaetioussr
4 SSIGNEE's SALE of AGRICULTURAL and
n HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. On sATU RDAY
Sept o. AZ 10 oclock No S3 Co1r.landts- comprising
ard ple1 % he Goods Flows
Of al the approved psten's s-ovs CafiT4os seed ow.
Planters Horse Rskss FsnnrE NILS Corn shes Vesetahs
Cuers srrsw Cutters Hsri anc Power C.in Mill Reapnz
Machines Horse Powers Thencneter Churus Corn Crset.
Meats Furnaces, Wheebarrovs Road Ser.Ders Sugar NILS
Platform ScAes Aso al the eferrni Of Goods found
N similar estAlishsero, Seeds FERTILIZER &. &c
Il y. FAlRBANk, Assgree.