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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

HOlYE AFFLICTED, READ AND BE MADE
- NHoLE.-DRS. HALL a. MITE, having
formed a eo-partnership, continue 20 be consulted
at their Once, ia Walnut street. Cincinnati Ohio,
on all diseases OF private or delicate nature, and
take 10 treat.
Ryalong course OF study and practical exper.-
ence OF unlimited extent, Drs. II. d W. have the
qualification OF presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never failed 10 cure the most
aiarniag essss of GoNokkHEA aud sfPH-
Under their treatment. all Of the horrors Of
Nenereal Diseases, 1mpureBl0od. Ulcers, lmpoten-
ey. Pains In The Back and Organs Of Generatlon,
inflammation OF the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydro
eele, Assesses, Diseases Of The Liver aud Lungs,
Dropsy, Scr0fula, fumors, kpileptlc Fits. Diseases
Of the Nervous >! stem generally, Diarrhaen, Dss-
entery. Plies, fistnla, Rupinres, dc. are perma-
nent, cured.
Periodical complaints Of females, however COM
plcaied or appalling; also, all other diseases incl
stored otis natural tone and vig0r
Ague and Fever cured In twenty-four hours,
warranted.
srslsAL wKAKsKss.-Dr. ~. & W. devote great
part OF their time 10 the treatment OF those cnses
caused by secret and solitary habit, which ruins
The bod, n1d mind, uniting the unfortunate In
disidunl for ,ither business or society. some OF
the sad aud melancholy elects produced By early
habits VI outh are weakness of ihe back aud lnbs,
dizziness of the head, dimness OF sight, pittlon
of the heart. dyspepsia. nervousness dersngensent
81 the digestive functions. >, mptons Of consuntt-
ion. DC. I he fearful enec1s OF the mind are much
10 be dreaded loss Of memory. confusion OF ideas,
depression &c spirits. evil iorebodihgs, aversion Of
society. selfdstrusi, timidlts ,ee.. are among the
evils produced. snch persons should before con-
suu,inaung marriage, consult n physician Of exps-
rlehce ard skin. and be nj restored 10 health
and happiness.
IL Letters addressed 10 Dr. n. ID. whit. box
1881 D. o., post laid, containing tee promptly
attended 10, and Medicine forwarded 10 an, PARA
OF the United SlRtes. secure from observation.
kirietcst secrcss observed.
Nov. al 's33, f5-t,r.
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end. "License men Of good moral
character to sell exclusively intoxica-
ting drinks to be used temperately.
Sd "Restran the sale of all alco-
holic Liquors to Medicinal and Me-
chanical purposes, under no less PEN
atty than TO have the same seized, con-
fiscated, and destroyed, if found guilty
after due trial of being held subject TO
sale as u beverage"
The first two remedies he informed
us had signally failed, after being
most vigilently applied--drunkenness
continued unmitigated.
Hence but one remedy remains. il
it fails all is lost-hopeless despond-
ency must seize the mind Of every pro-
hibitionist in our fhnd. But it Mr..
Tenney gave us correct information,
the Maine Livuor Law is a specific for
the abuse of ardent spirits. He sta
ted that he was almost daily in cor
respondence with friends residing in
Maine, who assured him that intem-
perance and its numerous heart-rend-
ing evils were rapidly disappearing
from the state. jails and poor-houses
were already in many places depop-
ulated-indeed the Law was succeed
ing beyond the sanguine expectation
of its most ardent friends Notwith-
standing Mr.. rs fine eulogy on the
Maine Liquor Law, there were a few
in his audience who were decidedly
skeptical on th intrinsic value Of the
physical means, proposed to enforce
the virtue of temperance into the OBJ
durate hearts Of the old topers of
Maine or any other state in the Union.
1t; does not require much time for
such characters to get sick enough to
use Alcoholic liquors as incidence
In fact moderate drinkers prefer to
use ardent spirits as a medicine in
communities where it is deemed disre
spectful to use them as beverage.
Experience will soon decide whether
municipal laws can enforce Moral
Virtue into the unregenerated heart'
and can be made to act more efficiently
in giving virtuous character to the
masses--though the preaching OF the
Gospel and every other form OF Moral
Suasion known to the most enlightened
mind.
Adieu for the present,
A MORAL ST. ASIONIST.
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CorrsspOn0ent&.
LAUREL May Ist- 1854


Mr.. EDrroR: Pursuant to an APP
pointment duly announced, Rev.
Daniel Tenney Of Oxford Ohio, de-
livered n temperance lecture, to a
very respectable audience. on Tuesday
evening last, in the Presbyterian church
of this place.
He enumerated the evils of intem.
perance in very clear and forceible
language. In describing the halluci-
nations, in delirium tremens. he be-
came quite dramatical: but his pan
tominic powers would have produced
q more thrilling effect upon his audi
ence. had he "got scared" at the
phantasmagoria of demons. with whom
his patient was being tormented. HID
poor trembling victim of delerium
tremens, entered the church. pursued,
in his imagination. by venemous ser.
penis. hideous demons. and painful
illusions OF almost every form. with the
countenance and every. movement of
the features, fully expressive of the
overwhelming terror, such horrible
phantoms excite in the mind of the
doomed sufferer of this terrible dis
ease, more adequate idea would
have been formed Of the dreadful eff
fects of the incorporate use of al
coholic Liquors upon the soul OF
man.
His remarks were well calculated TO
confirm his audience in the opinion
that an efficient remedy for the cry
ing sin Of intempersnce was imperi-
lively demanded. Is there remedy
for this desolating scourge of the hui
man family? Must it continue its APP
palling ravages undated. in a land
where Education. morality, and re-
liyion, are sowing broad cast the seed
Of knowledge and Of virtue? For the
removal of Drunkenness and all its
consequent evils, Mr.. Tenney pro-
posed three remedies, to-wit:
lst. "Make the vender of alcoholic
liquors responsible in damages for the
injury intemperance inaicts, upon fam
Hiss. and society"
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O D. Clements Cash Store.

HAVING Just received general assortment OF
III new goods--whcli, added 10 my present stock
makes nay assortment com 9lete--all ofwhlrh viii
DO sold low iOrcash or produee-in, stock consists,
Ia parl. OF variety OF Cloths. Cas-ameros, Sati-
nets, lwecds, Juan0S a. summer ware. Also, uy-
er, variei, OF frnts, Lawns, oinghams. Delains,
bomoaL ncs, plain and fancy silka, Lace Miils,
Kid Gloves, we. Dec.
ALSO, a dino lot of Qaeensware, Cutlery. croco-
ricr, Nc, together with the finest assortment OF
Boots q shnos ever brought 10 this place. Any
lady That cannot sut la pair OF shoes must stuff
DO under the lnnurnce Of Tho dark ages.
y. II. In changing my business 10 Cash * Pro.
duce do no more than what am compelled 10 de-,
aud hope lhis Will DO received rs sufficient
apology.
WANTED, 10000 bushels wheat.
10000 do corn, fer which will
pay cash. Ca. CLEMENTS.
Laurel, Aug. 10Th, les3.-3e-tf.
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BACON's
Mercantile College.
Corner sixth ana wal.
nut streets. Cfuciuu.ss nit


nut Streets Cincinnati. Ohfe.
THE undersigned has removed his mercantile
College TO his new building. NORTH west corner
OF walnut and OH us. where he has ftfed I'M .
stlenaio suitoi Rooms, expressly for his business
having spared. neither pains or expense In ma
king them IN erery respect the most cont enient
and pleasant School Rooms In the Unlted siafes,
The plan adopted in teaching eombiaes practice
WIN theor; Instead OF using books. the pnpiI. are
exercised In making original entries ofevery dav
business transactions. Jouruuliziug. posting bal
ancing accounts. opening aud closing OF erca, "a.
eiy .! itorent sets OF books. both for ership
anu individual business, where the business has
boon prosperous and adverse: and thus qualifying
the student for entering into the practical duties
OF tho accountant Ia any kind OF business.
The course oflnstruetion will consist Of a., abio
entry book Keeping. embracing every department
OF trade and Mercantile Aeeounts,vIzs Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, Exchanges. Bankino,
Manufacturing. Shipping. Individual
Partnership. SteambOating, and Compound
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures on
Commercial Lao. also Lectures on the
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchants
etc.
In addition to the regular eourse CT study. the
undersigned has made arrangements VITA Henry
u
Wright. aud other eminent Lecturers. 20 deliver A
course OF Lectures on III subierss OF Commercial
Law. History Of Commerce. Political Economy, az
connected with Commerce. and other subjects Of
great importance Into commercial point Of view,
aud never before introduced TO any Mercantile
College In the Quilted States.
Pupils are instructed individually, anu not IN
classes, so that students may enter at any time
and proceed IN the ratio ofthelr capacity and ASST
duty.
Public examinations are had, Though pupils are
examined privately II they desire I'D when The
student undergoes rigid and thorough lntsrrsga-
lions by the principal. kassssted by a Committee
cfpraetical Accountants aRd business nen,l and
Diplomas awarded 10 those who are deemed wor
course can be completed In from six TO ton
weeks.
The principal will take pleasure In doing every
thing In his power 10 advance his students. and
nihkethcm thorough ana accomplished acronn.
tants ans his extensive acquaintance with the bu-
siness community will generally enable him Il
procure situations for those DESTROYS OF Obtaining
them.
Terms:-For full course OF lessons In Book
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations, { ON
nerciai Law, ETC.. 90
Nov, III. 1883, E-iyr Principal
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF
j. Is L O. UUlDSs
1854.
w TIA L. cor nIrRN

WHOLESALE dealers IN Dry Goods. No. on
w Pearl ST., Cine nats, have nov Il
store uieir usual large assortment OF Foreign
Domestic Dry Goois, adapted To the spring Trad
and % which additions Will be made alip0st dali,
consisting In part OF Cloths, Case imeres plain ar
fancy; Ncstlngs. Blcached aud BrOwh Sheetnga
Jeans, Drills, Tivkings. Spool Cuttons, fosiery
Denims, White Goods, Gloves. Linen handk or.
ehiets, Lawn aud silk DO. Lace goods. Embroid-
cries, Grapes, larotons, Bonnets, Rib0ons,
Embroidered muslins. Plain aud fancy Dres
silks, Dress Goods, Bareges, Summer Ties
Lawns, Ginghams, summer d'Lnlnes, Prints Of
every stSls, Tissues, Printed Jaeohets, Farmer
Drills, Cravals, suspendors. rweeds, Lac.
Mitis. aud Gloves, English and French Cottonad.
Pantaloon Stuff. together with largo aud vnric,
assortment of SMALL WARES, which We ono 4
Tor sale on the most LIBERAL terms. and 10 when We
invite the attention of the trade.
WATTS & coLBURN.
Mar % u 3mo
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REGULAR MENsrauArIox, de-, with all their ac-
companying evils, Cancer excepted,l no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The Catholicon FAR surpassos other remedies. In
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system In better condition. Let all Interest,"
ed call and obtain pamphlet tfreel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
ofthe beneficial results Of Its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin their practice, and speak from their
RRFRRRYcEs.
p. ID. PRcKuAM, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
l. d. FLEsrse, NJ. n: Canandaigua, NY.
NJ. n. HILLs, NJ. D., Rochester, n. Y.
ID. Y. FooTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, Ny.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd.
&c. oRRick, NJ. D., baltimore, Md.
W. w. REESE. NJ. b. New-York City.
W. PnFscoTT, M. ID. Concord, NH.
J. p. NnwLArp, NJ. D., Utica, Y:
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF OXFORD &
ALDEN, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold by
Il. Z. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DANIEL BEARER, Liberty.
PAwLs * MogRlsos, connersville.
s. STEWART. Greensburg.
JOHN fIusrLR, Versniiles.
Letter Addressed 20 care Of Mr.. CHrffs Match,
igrHf AZ Rapenna Ohio.
To Dr.. M.RcHla:--I have been ten years trou
bled with Female neutrality-suspicious. uteri.
and all the attending difficulties; nj times render
ing my life most miserable. have had the aiten-
dance OF some OF thu best physicians with but lit
lie success; the most they could do was TO relieve
-aeure WIS out ofthe question. For Ave months
before commencing with your medicine. had not
been able to perform any labor, could walk but n
few steps NJ time, and scarcely went out OF
doors--in short, wascompietely prostraied, boil.
In body and mind, aud expected 10 drag out the
rest ofmy days In suffering and misery. Rut read
ing YOUR advertisements. was induced TO try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Caiholicon. as
the last resort. had not used Il a week before !
felt like another woman. BY the use ofthree bot
ties was enabled to perform all the labor for six
in the family with ease. aud could walk any where
In the neighborhood without injury. Netting but
sense Of my duty 20 you AMI 10 tho afflicted. has
Induced me to state my to the public. ! can
safely recommend the preparation to all those
suffering like myself.
(signed.) Mis-. SARAH A. BisnoP.
FREgpoM. poRTaaE Co.. Ohio. Dee. 81. 1859.
J.B. ANARCHISTS Co.. Proprietors.
CENTRAL DEPOT. 504 BROADWAY, MY.
Feb. 9th, ie54-6mos.
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The Greai american Tenn
p, rance Tale.
Alrs. 8m Darby;
The Veal and Woe ofSocial Life,
oSE VOLUME l2Mo, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST READY.


"a deeply interesting and powerful work. II
wildly porlrays some OF the terrific exploits of
strong drink In both high aud low life, Nor are
such scenes ~ u depicts either imaginary or few.
Let this book circulate. II has benincent aim,
and Is the vehicle OF admirably told and most sal
utary lessons. ''-Prcsbytorinn.
Although written with direct moral purpose,
which y usually afettor on the imagination, this
position. The plot Is one OF absorbing otarost.
and vigorous character drawing.-New York
Tribune.
Her descriptions are exceedingly natural and
yiyld.-Puptan Recorder.
Written With remarkable power. PROV. Jour
ain
One OF It's chief merits Is the excelicnec ofits
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z.
Has 80 many thrilling passages and we'll drawn
Characters, that you read II with absorbed
Christian Herald.
tits certainly the most powerful temperance
tale that we have ever peruscd.-Journal & Mes
senger.
Beautifully written. A work ofgroat strength
and power.-Gospel Herald.
The incidents dramatic, and the interest inicnse
10 the end. ohio st tesnan.
book which should be read by all--fathers,
mothers, sons and daughlers-and especially
those who Imagine they can drink temporarily,
without danger. Itisexcccdingy interesting.--
" MOORE, ANDERSON * Co.
Publishers.
% WEST FOURTH ST..
CINCINNATI.
January 9th ie5f-3-fo mo.
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WATCH AND CLOCKs-wm. DAwsos
W tenders his services TO the citixcns Of Brook
vile aud vicinity, la the capacity Of Watch aud
Clock Makerand rcpairer-maklng and mendInR
Jowelry, DC. Long experience aud strict punetu.
nllty are his recommendations. shop three doors
North of the post oflee. ~ %. 1850 3I-tf
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NEW SADDLERY
Hardware House.
HUNTER, CoBURN. BDMEsTON & BARR,
importers and Manufacturers Of
sADDLERy, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIM
MIT6s, sADDLE-TREEs,
Leather, Springs, Axles, &c.
NO, : CHURCH BUILDING,
Walnut street. bet. Ord 4th streets, cincinnatio
The undersigned would respectfully give notice
to Merchants. Carriage Manufacturers and Sad.
ders In the West and South v est. that they have
associated themselves for transacting extensively,
the above named business In NIL It's variety. They
are now op"ning large stock Of
Neso and elegant Goods.
selected with great care the senior partner having
been several months In the market.) both as 70.
CARDS style and pnce, and purchased largely with
Cash from the best Enhlsh. German. and Amer
lean manufacturers. As they will import their
Foreign Goods aud buy their American direct from
manufacturers, they viii. at all times, be enabled
TO hold out Gathering Inducements 10 purchasers
They will adopt IN the management Of their bus
Ia the principles of" Progress" chief OF which
'sbort profits" aud Large sales for Cash. or
upon short time, and coupled with almost dali,
receipts OF New aud Fashionable articles.
In short their aim will be to make the Cincinnati
market In their line. equal 70 either philadelphia
or New York. The personaI attention Of each
member ofthe drm will be given 10 the detail as
well as the management Of the business. This
will enable their friends 20 order, with the fullest
confidence Of getting promptly whatever they de-
sifeof the newest stsles, and CT uniform low
prices.
ND: HUNTER. late ofN.Y.,
w. EDMEsToN, late with Tyler Davidson
& Co.
HUGH BARR late of Fleminfsburg, Ky,
Jan. bed 6m.
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Adieu for the present,
A MORAL SU ASIONIST.


THE PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY continues To Insure against loss
or damage by dre aud this perils OF navigation, on
as favorable terms as any responsible Company.
All losses paid at The oniee where Policy Issued IN
sixty days amer proof.
Available Capital 1000, 900.
The undersign I'd, agent ofthis old aud rssponsi-
eies, &c. 81.
Onlce two doors north OF Burlon's store, Brook
ville, Ind. ALFRED WARD, agent.
May 90, 1853. 22-ly
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DR.. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
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Bank Note ngravers & rinters

South Eaacsr. Of aha Main sfs, fncsnnaf,. 0his
A LSo,-Engraved ~ u style corresponding In os.
II cellsnce Ia that Of Bank Notes, Railroad. State
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Drafts Certificates 81 Stock aud Deposlte. Promis.
sorry Notes. HlRnd Letter Heads. Diplomas. Visit.
lug and Professions Cards. Notnrial. County aud
Hand seals. &e.
constantl. on hand. Rank Note Paper Of varion.
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The above Office is under the supervision Of Goo
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IrENRY ErGBEE, WHOLESALE GROCER
II x tOMNlSStON MERCHANT, NO az Wal.
nut street, between Front and Columbia, cineln-
natl, Ohlo. mar "a SHY
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yIyM, GLENN AND SONS, WHOLESALE
w GRoCEKs. COMMISSION n PRODUCE
MRRcnAsrs, Northeast eornsr Of Walnut aud Col
umbia streets, ckeiSHAri, oHia.
mar ~ v<iy
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e llJSGENB, CAMFnENE, DORNiSG'Pit
III and Spirit Gas.
ALs0--LAMPs, Wholesale and retail, for burn.
ing Ihs seovs. Nos College Building, CINCINNATI
oase' mar " Wly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
LAW INTkLLIGEN

q. $ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Before Comm sTfLwrLL
CHARGE or OPENING 4 LETTER AID PURL0ISivG MONEY.
Charles KuLnOd examined yesterday forenoon on
charge OF having received from The PostOhce carrier
better ADDRESSED go Philip Kracb, care Of T. W Jecde
- ,igaI manufacturer No. lJs Az. A. near Eieyenh-s
"NewYork," aid letter having contained az the time
$50 bill SO bills and - bill, but the litter, II IS
charged was broken open by the laid KulhOld and the
money sbstrfctcd aud when dei cred 70 the party
whom il directed did not eoEtGin any mOuey.
Christian Klach testified TO having mailed, ~ VIII
miDgton Del letter directed a. abDYe and containing
the 6il mentioned.
Patrick Lynch letter carrier AZ the P0stOicc, test
fed to having carried said letter 10 Mr. Jecke place OF
business No l42 Hester-si., fhe having removed rom
Avenue and delivered raid letter TO Gefen liant, who
in Mr. Jeckels shop at work, and received from him
two Gents.
John Hoi testified TO having received the letter from
Kulrold nt Nh Jeckes and handing IT, he received H.
10 MIs KIach who delivered her husband and the
latter stated, when he received IT, there was no money
M IT,
witness testified 10 having seen KuhnOd receive the
letter ard take il from biz drawer neG. day and deliver
10 Hof.
ar. jeckd li.ed at Avenue 4, in the same house we
believe with Mr.. and Mr. Krach, but removed 10 Hes
teT-si and The removal asccItaned by another r.
ri,r who cd in that district an who returned tho let
ter 10 The POst-Ofice, and gave IL to MIR. Lynch, VINO
served IN Hester st. and it identified as beng the
sane shown aud proved to have been mailed at Wilmng
ten ~ the time it mailed IL sealed with waicf
but the latter when tho letter received BY hr hfach
had been removed and the letter fastened with paeand
defendant said in the habit OF using PGe IA
pnttng up cgos. The Commissioner thought S9hcicnt
Ir ma face bad been made out ana the defendant
ni;tcd The charge, to await TIE acuoh o me
Grand jury.
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Foreign Ports.

~ Smyrna l2,h uL. bsks Fster Dawes for Bottom l5hi L.
ueLo sews from Coustan.inope or Se~YoEs. SD 9Th bark
formoss Rider. Bogton
MalsEa llth bark Turk Small suppose i Bosom
AZ Alden Juse % bark. Iosco Putin Is Thar Salem
few d0i Lewis HuciiLs0n TO- do ELLsberh dan. Bsrnn.
srr lh om ssem Feb a I.aAaF, whsre she May p,
tLd sasd ooh 0r aysoAt Lucia Maria Cloumsn ~ from
Sal MaIci - via Zanzibar where she jane sud sailed
4thl TIE the Lucia Maria Salem
IsLX5ar. il The shOtest msde.
Al 1ie.ie 18th ult bark BrLa Smart for Tmpau load for
Uritcl SAFES.
Ar a. Gle't l;th nit bark Weather Gase Carr p Jays
NtW-NCIs BoEi,auz
Ar a. GtterbuTg ith ut ship Horton. S9ue New Dl-s1-
AZ Gthe lih r! ship Nathaniel Ih,m!sou McC uoch for Sew
i0lk, ready.
GLASGOW 18th ult steamer Clyde Henderson, for New York
da; Lss Iaen Clark for do about H. Rival erD
uT Sen fIuccO Br bdgs Theus KaBsyh; Beous
hLow,oni Psl;as not bLsDd and Leader Crosby Tor BIS
dg
Al bahia JuDe7 bg ChsiianoszA Parker I'm. Richmond dis.
~ Cayenne Ih ut brk H. a Stephenson. smith i'm New
No.k, Ciss. lOI Cursccs about l2'hi only An
sh IN Barbsd9es July - ship Topic and barb Cordeis TURKS
Isand 20 load for FLidelpha
~ Ls,a Cube, about 18th lt baTk r. r Gamble Dowel FIN
DiBkBsCr. Falmouth
ArS a. li.faT sl ~. 'br Msry Anu @! wan Boston
cT - Pttes Mq; GsaNy Cunningham Phislep.ia; Ages
Ro'I wood Richmond CID 2sh big Mary Eleanor Aar,den
PORT H. : ala.
Oh at Quebec ID last, ship John Neu. H. Ftn.r London
I'd fn sydtey C. b. July q, big Consdt Howlsnd G.sga
.oupe