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Norris Astringent Mixture,

Or, CHOLERA REMEDY.
DURING the prevalsncy Of cholera, no medicine
u ever gave such satisfaction as the above mixture.
and since which has been used very successtuyin ali
cases of diarrhga cholera morbus summer complaint
cholic gripping pains in the stomach bowels and ali
bowel affections. Prepared only and for sale by
n2g T. Fl NORRIS, Druggist and Chemist.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE EAIR.

~ LILO, the best preparation out, for dressing hehar
" Prepared Castor Oil for dressing the hair, Hal
Tonic, I'd restorea healthy new crop. Genuine Bear:
Oil, for dressing the the hair. Twggs Hair DYE, fol-
restoring the hair to its original color
DepiIlatory Powder, for destroying the Hair.
Ali the above preparations are manufactured and
sold only by En221 TIL MORRIS.
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Note Lost.

I OSF promissory note past due, for ninety odd
~ dollars and ~ cents. drawn by Messrs Hall g.
Fain, payable to NJ. & l.. Blumenthal. All persons
cautioned not trade or negotiate for said note
dec 6 NJ. & L. BIUMENTHAI
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ENsUR ANCE.

@@assEs TilE undersigned is prepared to
< receive applications for lnsuf-
N Xxx ~ aaee against Fire aud River
~ Nc "a s..AHH risks, and on the Lives Of " nlIe
IasAeaglxm Persons and Slaves, in the best
ss.aaas@S and most popular companies %
H. I1;tod e,tas at the lowest current rates of prenl-
UNI. Apply to faL 11 80 ~
Shrerennrt. June 81, 1894. y
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Dissolution.

DlSS0lHLl0Me
rHNHE copnrtnership heretofore existing between the
IL undersigned under the style Of S. IT, Goodwin
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. c. G.
Warous having purchased the interest of Jacob Boyd
as also the entire former interest of E. NJ. Matthews &
Co., in said concern, the business will hereafter be
conducted by S. I. Goodwin and G. g. Watrous, I'M
der the name of Goodwin Il Watreus, who assume all
the liabilities and alone authorised to collect all
debts due the old firm. S. II. GOODWIN.
JACOB BOYD.
starrvic, Texas, Dec. 6, 1851. de-
E. & B. JACOBS,
TTAVE received large stock of fresh fall and win
u a. ter Dry Goods, Clothing, Flannels, Blankets,
etcetc., which they selling AT COST prices for
cash. Those in want Of seasonable goods invited
to give rs call, we are offering great bargains nj
NEW GOODS.
'HE citizens Of Shreveport its vicinity, and parish,
i with all others DESTROYS of examining pretty, fash
ionabe and good GOODS, are invited to call at the
subscribers. To enumerae stock SO large and gen
eral, would BE failure. Please call, see and buy
myl0 ELISHA H. JORDAN
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So, 80, sszssz:F - L
ss s 49, e. q b -,
efT;ec of the Y. S. & 4. r. r. Go.

WOnTOe, IH JuIIe 70, 7 -. ,
T meeting of the board Of directors OF the Ylcks
n burg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad Company
held at their Office this day, the following resolution
adopted:
Resolved That call Of ten per cent. on the private
stock subscriptions made, and to be made, 10 the
VIII sbnra Shreveport and Texas Railroad company,
he made in addition 10 what has been made--one TO
fall due On the 1st March, 1855 one the LIST Deem
ber 1855 one on the lst March, 1856, one on the lst
December, 1885, one on the 1st March, 1887, one on
the LIST December 1857 one on the lst March, 1895,
one on the lst December, 1883, and call OF nVe per
cont 10 fall due on the lst March, 1859, which calls
II tbe entire amount Of the stock subscriptions.
deco7-tlm o. D. STILIMAN, Sec'y.
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New Goods at the Cheap Cash Store,

ME undersigned beg leave to call attention of the
Il LADIES to their NEW ARRIVAL of DREss and FURN-
IsHSG GooDs, received per steamer R. NJ. Jones' Our
assortment shall at all times be complete and our terms
cash. thereby enabling to sell at very small profits
Please call and examine stock ladies; it is no trou-
Bile at a 70 US to tare goods down and show 'em
10 yeu [iy21l TRABUE & KLINE.
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Useful Notions,

GSetUI NOtE0HsS.
A LAKELAND elegant stock Of Combs and Brushes
II Of every description;
Port Monnaies, Purses, Card Cases;
French and American Perfumery;
Writing and Note Papers, Envelopes and GEN
eral assortment of Books and STATIONERY.
Musical instruments; fine Razors and Knives; and
thousand other articles, tedious to mention--re-
Gently received and for sale BY
NIL VIM r. MILLER
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aentlemen's Clothing s Furnishing Goods.

sea IiNOS & WOOD have just received from> "a
I'LL New York, a large supply Of cloths, cassi RI
sI neres and yestings of every variety and III
pattern and also keep constantly hand large and
well selected assortment Of ready -made Clothing,
Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps Inaddition to the fore
going hey III receipt Of gentlenen's furnishing
goods TO suit all tastes; such scarts evening vests,
crayats undershrts suspenders, shirts gloves, draw
ers, hosiery, They prepared to execute supe
rior work III the manufacture Of coats pantaloons and
vests, in the most substantial manner and after the
latest style and fashion.
The stock was selected by Mr.. Wood in person and
old|customers and the public i'll general may rest
assuredthat supply all their with prompt
ness, and despatch.
Wehave determined to adontthe cash system, and
every article viii be placed at the lowest price nj
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HstIE subscribers for the stock Of the raroad are
/ required to make payment of the amount due on
their subscriptions viz: per cent due at the time OF
subscriptions and 0 per cent due and ordered to pc
handed to G. G.. Young, at Greenwood, or to =.
Grain or b. NJ Johnson, shreveport directors OF said
company. =. Y. IOonI' Directors
L. P. GRAIN, -
E M SuhT
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Morris, UnriyaIled Yeast Powders

SUPERlOR to any other now III use, put up i'll box
~ es of and l fb each. Warranted to make light,
and nutritious bread when good flour is used and
equally adopted to loaves, biscuits rolls, buckwheat
and other grdd!e cakes bread sweet cakes
Manufactured by T. H. MORRIS, chemist, and for
sale 1T his Drug and Chemical Warehouse, and by
grocers merchants, ETC. generally.
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Fresh Medicines

DOWAND's Tonic Mixture-Indiana Tonic Mix.
LII ture; Osgood's India Calagogue;
Green's Fever and Ague Mixture;
@ Whteman's Tonic Pills;
Champions Ague Pills;
Sappington's Pills; Jayne's Tonic Pills;
Dr. Martieu's Tonic Pills;
All highly recommended in the treatment of fever
chiEs and fever, etc. For sale by
n29 T.. FL. MORRIS, Texas street
DU1E. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Beeberine, ssala-
IL cine, pperine, prec: bark, chinodine, tanin,
iodine, hydrodate poassa nitrate silver, chloroorn
besides aIarge supply oother chemical and pharmacu-
tic preparations Just received and for sale low whole
sale and retail VIM. B. MILLER,
MI Druggist and Apothecary.
For the Ladies.
SuPER figured and plain Silks, Cashmeres and Al
~ paceas
Super merinos and de lanes; Bareges and grapes;
Bonnet and neck ribbons; Gloves, of various de.
scriptions. GREEN & DOUGLASS.
Fancy Articles.
DIAPER Maehe Centre and Work Tables rose
y wood and papier mache Work Boxes and Ores
sing Cases. shell dressing cases. and Fancy Articles.
suitable for HOLIDAY presents in great variety for sale
by [d2l TRABUE & KLINE.
JeWelry & Gold Watches.
A LARGE and select stock of fine jeweIry gold
e y watches, etc.. just received by
iy5 p. g B. JACOBS.
nVER-COATs, Leggings, 0vershoes. Pants, Hors
~ Covers. etc, just received and for sale BY
TRABUE & KLINE
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'HFtVepoFt, JahHaTy y, 1871.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals

shreveport january Is,eIsa4
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals
aPAINTS, OILS, WIND o W
80 GLASS, DYE-STUFFS,
MMMg Varnishes, Brushes, Select Powders
IFssas Extracts, Perfumery &c.
sgNNMA Physicians Shop Furniture, Medicine
Chests medical bags, dental and surgical instruments,
gold and silver foil and leaf and every article usually
kept BY druggists, for sale by
- H. MORRIS, Chemist, Shreveport, Ia.
Walters & Redus.
TT AVE Just received by the S. w. Downs in addi-
IL ton TO their former extensive stock of groceries,
40 bbls sugar house nolasses;
90 hfbbls do do
20 hhds prime sugar;
ii do choice do
6 do fair do
10 bbls crushed do
SO do superflne -four;
AZ do extra ST. Louis flour;
40 do fine Xxx do do
SO do Dexter whiskey;
80 do divers do
SO do Roses do
81 do Mler's (eatra) whlskey;
800 sacks salt;
100 do fine SALT
Al sacks Rio coffee;
80 boxes str. candles;
They are also in receipt Of new and fashionable hats
boots, shoes, and clothing; hardware, Lowels domes
ties. and indeed EVERY THING usually kept i'm dry
goods and grocery establishment, which they offer We
ry low fer cash.
Cash paid for cotton. my3
Clothing.
GUPERFINE black and blue dress coats SUI
NJ perhne black blue and brow n frock coats;
Superhne black, blue and brown sac coats;
do cloth, beaver and blanket oyercoats;
do Petershanl, pilot and blanket sacs;
do reversible mohair overcoats;
Kentucky Jeans, satinet and cashmere pants;
Plain and fig'd silk satin and cloth vests;
Embroid'd, plain, linen bosom and hickory shirts;
Silk, merino and cotton undershirta;
Silk vests and pants for ladies',
Superior medicated saxony wool undershirts.
GREEN 81 DOUGLASS
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TUsT arrived a fresh stock of new and fashionable
- summer coats, pants and vests.
ms GREEN s. DOUGLASS. 4
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An eYqulsltelY dressed young yeIieiet ndii' a.
ter buving another seal to dangle about his
delicate person, said to the jeweler that Sshe
would ali like to have all something engraved
on il ali to denote what he was Certainly,
certainly, | will put a cypher on it" said the
tFadesman.
Frenchmen are always dramatic. Before
a gentleman of Paris sewers his jugular, he
sd arranges his boots, table, and coal-scutue,
that he may form ga picture the moment the
police dash his bedroom door open
If you would keep spring in your heart,
learn to sing. There is more merit IN melody
than most people have any idea OF a cob
bier who slnoothes his wax-ends with song,
will do as much work in a day as cordwain-
eli, given to ssill-natur and cussing would CT
feet in week. Songs are sunshine, they run
to cheerfulness, and 50 fiji the bosom with
buoyancy, that, for the time being, you ieel
+ like yard Of June, or a meadow full OF bobo-
links.
"a most extraordinary custom prevails among
the Wires, powerful tribe, occupying an ex-
tensiye district in Cabul, among the mountains,
between Persia and India It is, in fact fe-
male prerogative that hasno parallel among any
OTHER people upon the earth, and reverses what
We are in the habit Of considering the natural
order of things-the women choose their nus
bands, and not the husbands their wives. Il
a woman be pleased with man, she sends the
drummer of the camp to pin handkerchief to
hisicap with pin which She used to fasten her
haf. The drummer watches his opportunity.
and does this in public, naming the woman,
and the man is obliged to marry her if he can
pay the price to her father.
There are times nquestionably, when pills
are good things; but generally pillows are bet
ter. We are Of opinion that the former have
often got nota little credit, which fairly belong
ed to the latter When man is i'll, the doc
tor tells him to 60 to bed, and be contented;
probably he gives him a taste of physie; but
quiet recumbent posture, and temporary alb
slincnce are, in very many cases, the successful
remedial agents after all. Giving pills is The
way the doctor has Of turning the key upon
his patient keeping him at home, establishing
healthful bodily functions, and opening his
mind to good advice.
The philosophy Of dyspepsia is thus stated
BY a.recent medical writer: LAS soon as food
reaches the stomach Of a hungry, healthy man,
it pcurs out fluid substance, called gastric
Juice, as instantly as the eye yields water if it
be touched with any thing hard; this gastric
dissolyes the food from without inWards as
Jumps Of ice in a glass Of water are melted
from without inwards. # from any cause the
food is not thus melted, or dissolved, that is in
digestion Or dyspepsia. Vinegar, in its action
On food, is more nearly the gastric juice than
any other fluid known. Thus it is that a pic
kle Or little vinegar will settle the stomach
when. discomfort is experienced after eating =
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nVER-COATs, Leggings, Overshoes. Pants, Hors
~ Covers. etc, just received and for sale BY
TRABUE & KLINE
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Fancy Articles,
.JeWelry & Gold Watches.

4 LARGE and select stock Of fine iewelry, gold
"a watches, ETC., just received by
jy5 2. g. B. JACOBS
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IMPORTER, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy
AND STAPLE GOODS,
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LIME undersigned retires from business; having dis
7 solved his connection with thai Of Green Doug
lass. in which he became interested after the death OF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07
Cranl n otitfs.

STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remembered
District of Addison, IS, that at a Probate
Court held at Mid1lcbury, ~ and for the
District of Addison, Oh the I'd day Of No.
v,mbcr, A. d. 1867
Lucinda Boardnau and John J. Kelsey,
administra tors ofthc estate of
NORMAN B0ARDMAN,
late of Salisbury, in said district deceased,
make application to this court TO Lave tho
time allowed them for the payment Of tho
debts Of said deceased extended one year
from the expiration Of the time heretofore
limited by this court 1t is thcreupon order
ed that said application be considered by
this court, at the session thereof to be held
at the office Of the Register Of this Court, in
said Middlcbury, on Thursday, the ed day
of November OS55) at ten o'clock in tho
forenoon. and That notice thereof be given
TO all persons interested, that they may ap-
pear aud make their objections, if any they
may have, TO said time being extended, hy
publishing certified copy Of this order in
the Mldlcbury Register-a newspaper prin,
ted at said Middcbury-thrce weeks sue.
ccssiypy previous to the time of said Court.
lgD s, BusnkELL. Register
true copy Of record. 20 3w
Attest jEp. y. BUSHNELL, Rcgistcr.
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\ Elm W u ~ , Elf,
Booh- heepiHg,
Navigation,
Surveying,
Engineering &c.
4 LII the English Branches, Mathematics,
~ Modern Languages and Drawing are
thoroughly and Practically taught by able,
professors, at
Comer's Commercial College,
Granite Building corner Of Washington and
School streets, Boston.
{ q There being no oiaSs system, students
may commence at any time The Annual
Catalogue containing the names aud resi-
dcnces Of the students, and those foi whom
the Principal obtained good ,mplol nj, mt as
Clerks, Bo'l -keepers, &c, the past year
togather with the branches taught lime
required, terms, (Which are very moderately
and other information, will be delivered at
Institute, or sent by mail free to any one re-.
qnaSting it Separate department. for fe.
males. Day and Evening SESSIONS
GEORGE y. CONFER Coasclting ACCOUNTANT,
Principal
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CONouMPlION, AS lIiMA, BRON-
- CIllTlS, CATARRH, aud other af-
iccinns of the LUNGS and CHEST cure
by INHALATION, local aud general treat
mcnt lnhalatun alone will fail to cure most
OF these diseases bat in connection with prop
er general remedies, under DIR lleath's diIcc-
ion, 1t is highly curaiivcin these, heretofore
incurali1 affections. DIR. Heath is frequently
applied to iy persons who have neither. been
relieved byInh ,lAtion nor benefited by shout
dcrDraces, nor inhaling tubes The fact is
that inhalation is only an auxiliary, and that
those Traps are absolutely injurious.
As . proof Of the success attending DR.,
l!eathS combined treatment, we refer to the
suijdined~-a few only Of large number Of
letters
422 Broadway. New York, Sept. s. ISIS.
DIAN DoCroR Though not indebted 20
you pccnniailly, am under Obligations Of
gratitude which do not expect 10 BE- able to
pay for your skill in curing me ola Bronchial
affection, some three years ago which had
troubled me for a number OF We IRIS and which
would not Weld to causiic applications, ar
lies or washes. NUtwithsta my profess
sion requires the almost constant use Of my
vocal organs, the cure is permanent.
II yoa think this will be OF any scrvice to
yourself or the public, YOU will please use it
in any manner u attain it. You will no
doubt. remember two or three OF my friends
were cured By yoa MARCUS COLBURN.
Nervous, Chronic, Scrofulou>, and ailv ctions
OF the Generativc system, tax the conSiitu-
ton to such an extent rs to reuler it liable to
take on rub,rculou, and other Chronic forms
of disease in both sexes Tb,se afflicted with
INV of theso disenscs can nn,lv Win , Ger.
,,jp,r ,cl;cf IN Dr Iy,o,h ", s5o Erondvav
T',. vnrl' Cro,n A NJ o,p n SnnIay,
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i,.''J H' " '''.''',s .'',
''e"'cH u' ""''seu ~ 'c''ci' Q" s'"''"e '"'"
cases '"iE,
VA" IS ~ licath For the Information
and Hatisiachoh ui those who pcrchencc 40
not know, we refer them TO an interesting cdi-
toria which appeared in the New York Day
Book twu weeks since Ord which has been
~,..;,.I, cori.I ,, ,h lI;,. ,,t,,rs ot
-! ''N ,,S"""7 f"f.,...
tlat ca V, ~" pict'H N rally III inc country
papers cWill let others answer THIS queS-
lion les, orr readers who hove nor read the A.
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oOte u"'"0" ~ y"''uc" ~ O" 'i:'
ana men VI NcW ioIk-thc McHul"'N OF
North America should COMPLAIN of our ucG-
lect 10 nuhli,h IL also
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j. PIllIBRlCK'S
BOOK g. STATIONERY STORE,
Land Warrants

40, 80, TO or 100 Acres,)
Bought at the highest cash price, Ivy
} O II N Z. NJ. G | i /. + \ :,
Is Congress Street corner Of Post Olirc
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LESTER GREEN. ". NY,
SMITH. ID NY
rLrGANT PARLoa IANrAL.-ruA

ELEGANT PiRLOR MANTAL.-lust r.
II reged pet straneT Pacific a large invoice Of neN
a ii rir.aut Wok cnttt'ed TUt QUEENS or EU-
ROrE; ilr, iHE REAutfEs or ThE EuanPEAN GuURrs;
splendid puhcat on containing steel date likeness
q, ni all INC living Female Severe gus Europe aud
the INST beautiful aud prominent Ladies of their
Courts. the book is large q"a'tN aud contains us
engraved porra, zach SIX il eight iurhes IN al
nearly 100 pages Of descriptive rrA5itg mstirf aud
!, the mast gorgeous PsHor mu1l e,crnfrrrd la the
Am"ri,au pushe Prr--hnsnd IN p'cin mu'iiH 81,
poet fee ~ gil and emh's'ed mnslin win g edges
81 so an ssi eoco. eirganty giid-d und embossed an
gilt edges, -.
Agents.--P rsaS., ~i-sin- To become Agents, hy
rruhiuns IS VIII he .rat ~ 30 wonh Vt tho bouk,,
post tee a ROBEklSON Co.,
n, 210 D. iadvav, New Ywk AGENT frr lhr london
publishers
TIE Now fo.k Da'ly News NJ this book
Zone Of the most ecrant Holiday Gifts Sa have ever
,e n j. niverti.cd tday' in our ruumus bv +. A.
ROBERTSON Co, o.Yll Broa iNN." 23 ly.
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s. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
BOSTON Dir ECTOR Y.
BOOTS AND SHOES.


Wholesale Dealers in Boots, 5 hoes &Leather,
A. & a. Pearl Street.
Have on hand stock Of the best manufac-
turc, which they will sell at lowest prices
in the, market, for cash.
= = - = = = = = =
w arner's Patent CHrvelinear Saving
w Machine. The MACHINE vas design
ed to accomplish for saving what Blan-
chard's invention has done for turning.
Two saws, hung upon sNjyrls, aud guided
by pattern, with scifieedipg movement,
enable the workman to cnt any irregular
shape with perfect case and acculancy.
There is 10 branch nf woodwork but may
be aided by this novel yet simple machine.
1t a,ll cut u u pillars. Gothic and Roman
window-l DIS, .llair stuff piano ard melod-
con legs, twisted stair rails, either circular
or elliptic, plo-y- beams, fellows, &c. A large
machine can deess slip timber to any re-
CURED patcrn, with p0iicGt RpGpraay.
Mechanics and others who gre Interested
in this invention may lcaau full particulars
by appl,iu to WARHER < SMITH. All
Washington street, Boston, wloare Prepared
to ppild and sell machines or TO dispose Of
rights for counties or states.
Dne of these machines will be ia operation
at the Inventors exhibition in Baston, 0cto-
bGr %.
!. -
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For Sale.

In whole or in part, the Home Farm Of the
fate Samuel s. Phelps, being The lands q, GU,
pied br him nearest to Middlehnry village,
containing about ninety.1,e acres. Enquire
of Nathan Wood or James S Phelps
Sept IS, | s55. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
SIX PERSONS DROWNED.
CHICAGO. Thurday, Sept. 20,

CHICAGO, Thurdhy, sept 70, I'0''
By the Milwaukee papers, received this morning
we learn that six persons were drowned at the wreck
Of the steamer Scbastopol, a. follows: The pilot,
Francis Forbes in endeavorng TO reach the shore in
a boat; the second mate, Morris Berry; the second
engineer, name unknown, but belonging to Avon
Ohio two passengers and q cOIored waiter, names
unknown.
All of the other persons on board the steamer, mum
herring a. were saved. Twelve OF the horses on
board were also saved The coptaio of the steamer
was deceived in not seeing the usual light at the
mouth OF the river and ran aground, at o'clock ia
the morning.
The storm was the heaviest ever known in that
region.
The Sebastopol owned in Cleveland and H.
sured in Buffalo. Her cargo was valued at 100000.
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OFT OF WORK.

Some three hundred persons have advertised
through TEE TRIBJN NJ during the last week for
chances 10 earn al honest livelihood by downright
useful labor while not city in sll have advertised
during this term that they wish 70 hire In an!
cspscity Among the three hundred are Gardeners,
Goyernesses, Servants. LSbOrers. and others
many Of them. doubtless, OF decided ability and
energy Suyposing those who advertise through
or other City journals 20 average hall 20 many to
each al least Twenty-Five Hundred persOns have
sdyer;iied 4 our City within : week past that
ties want chAce % WORK for bresd, without
'aL.1z 10 accoCtt tie buDdreds Who ars trying
70 e1s, b. e0py nq. isleting muir or sorns Other
q t. isrt..6.s c.pr.cl01s pgrsgp Nbiet Firto-
as rue stsfstllo1 = taose Win rely ~ ne n
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