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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

Remember Friends of Freedom in
Washington County. remember that every
candidate on the Republican ticket stands
on The REPUBIcAS PLATFORM. The CRY
that they are X. Ns is he as to half them,
and delusion as to all the rest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

From every part OF the state VIC hear Of
ra lying by the people, of all parties, against
the secret order Patriot
Yes, just such ralying as we have in
Washington County, where the Patriot
clique are "rallying" their forces against The
Republican candidates tcho are NOT mem
bers Of the order. By the way-why don't
the Patriot denounce the secret order" OF
Pierce Hndoos ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Berlin.

The friend. of Freedom, without regard
TO other party distinctions, are invited to
meet at the School House at Berlin Corner,
at 3 o'clock 2 NJ, on SATURDAY MEX +,
for the purpose Of preparing for the election
on Tuesday next.
BY order of the Town Committee.
Aug. %, 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Middlesex

The friends Of freedom without regard tc
other party distinctions ore invited to meet
at Cbapin's Hall on SATURDAY NEXT
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of pre-
pairing for the election on Tuesday next
BY order Of the Town Committee.
Aug. % 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

Too much boot. II strikes US that 60,
once reo' W. Collamer has not been shrewd
ihree Wings is bad exchange for five 10.
COS but when The sacrifice Of hs ,oAois Re-
Paoi'ea" ticket is conceded to the Pauiot
cirque as boot, II strikes US that i, is one Of
o'e worst Political bargains on record. East
msn may we'd crow over il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Z" Snaix.v

The State is full Of ,hem-you will find
them every where, doing their sly, Shiny
work in al! corners Pat.
Exactly; Zee Redield, Colby, Diling-
ham Dckey, and the Eastmans "Sly and
Shiny" says the Patriot. Anybody can pick
ont the men by this description.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

That Gran Jury which the rummies have
been telling Us was 10 indlct Mayor Dow Of
Portland, ior murder, in putting down the
mob OF rioters m that city, has sadly disap-
pointed Mr. DIS enemies. Not only have
they positively refused to indct Mayor Dow,
but they turn UPON the other party end lndicl
half dozen Of the rioters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

Freemen vote for anti-Know Nothings
on every ucket.-Patriot
Let the Patriot practice upon It's own prea-
ching before 1t lectures honest freemen.-
Why is the Patriot opposing GREEN, Hollis
TER, MERRILL and CoRsE, who are aoi
Know Noihlngs;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

The Wing Party of vermon, has been
abaEdoned--thefe . no Wing State Ticket
IN the field !-U Patriot
The Democratic Party in Washington Co.
has been Observation-Disclosures is no Democrat
&c ticket In the field i fr'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
The Oath of the Pierce Hin
docs.

We refresh the memories of our readers
by re-publ,shing the cath of the locofoco
iiindoos, secretly organized and counienan-
ced by the Administration, for ichom he
Patriot and its allies are acfing:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

If you are opposed TO lllndooisn show !,
by your vote.-U Patriot
We are opposed 10 llindoosm of all SORTS.
and most particularly opposed to the Loo
foeo Hadooism, when has been inan gurated
by President Pierce and his pap-fed puppets
10 the support of Savocrals and Dough,
iaees' and We shall show this f" by our vote"
we shall show II by yo,ingI for the Repubi
can county candidates for sshlng,on Co.
-FOUR OF whom are opposed to all Hindoolso,'
and the remaining four are opposed TO Loco
Joe0 H'nd0oi'm. We shall show i, by voting
ogaina the Patrio, office county ticket. fr,
u 'ohom are supporters 81 LocoIoco HIN.
dootsm, and The remaining three are AMI. ad,
ministatlon men who suffer themselves IA
be the tools Of the Patriot office TO bres
Gown Jour Of their o.rn party pho are no,
I" hndoos."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

The Fayetteville IN. c. Obssrrsr, in an ar
ticle on the case OF Mr. Wheeler and his
slaves, says: mo man who carries his ne
groes into Free Stale Is deserving of any
sympathy IN his loss. lie invites 1t, with
an assurance that his invitation will be ac
cebted."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Strayed or Stolen.

The Democratic Party of Washington
County. Any inioflnstlon thankfully recew
ed at the County Clerk's Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
FRAUDULENT TICKET M.

County.
FRAUDULENT TICKET No. I.
This s the locofoco State and County
Ticket, with the name of STEPHEN RorcE
for Governor, and is designed to catch Re-
publican votes for Colby and Page and the
Dough faced county ticket.
FRAUDULENT TICKET Mop
Consists of the Republican County ticket,
with Mn. wars name omitted and MR
DlCKEl'S put in. This fraud is for the
baneft of Diekey.
Freemen of Orange look out for the split
tickets. This is but one batch. It is quite
probable that there will be n dozen different
patches, and among the res, a sham Hing
ticket huilmg from the innocents OF Bradford,
procured from an organ Of New iIaupshlre
Democracy. and distributed by Democratic
Postmasters Throughout, Orange County.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

~, increase Of The Population Of ". J. Ciiy.
The Census Marshtls of New York have
concluded their labon. The entire popula-
u ,"I Is os''i79i the increase. since io5o,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

Here you see Redfeid's name is foisted in
again in place of Green; French in place OF
Merrill, and Ellis in place OF Corse-all for
the purpose Of defeating Green, Merrill and
CoIse, while the names of Coiiamer, Lyman
and Camp, who are on the Patriot office
ticket, are also carefully excluded This
ticket is based upon the old party division
between Wings and Locoiocos; hence there
is not man on it who ever was Wig,
while the names OF three X. Ms are retain.
ed. THIS ticket was got out by the same
man who got up No. Ia Democrat, a
friend of I I'M Redfeld, and an attendant in
the Patriot office Convention.
Look out for these and other like frauds,
and posi- the rascals wherever you catch
them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Votes.

o'aef early and enough of them, and
place then IN good hands. i'.t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

baltimore, .9pg. 81" Mutual .7da,iro.
hon."-Presldent Pierce has had public
reception at the White Sulphur Springs.
where he was welcomed BY Ex-President
Tyler, in brief speech, to which the Pres.
ldent replied, compllmenling Mr.. Tyler on
the purity of his Administration, which he
characterized as one of high purposes, BRAY
ely and wisely carried out. lie denounced
The Know Nothngs. and tho modern 'isms"
OF the day, and urged his hearers to avoid
all heresles which are in direct aniagonism
wIlh the basis, doctrine, and principles OF
the Constitution.
John Tyler, the traitor to the Wing party
and to Freedom, remember Texas J extend
ing the right hand of fellowship to Frank
Fierce the toady of slsvocrats. Frank
Pierce commencing the bravery and Wis
dom and purity z! Of John Tyler. Love
y PAR IN life they are united. and in thar
political death we trust they will No, lo,o ho
DIVIDED. John found all ignomlnious grave
to which Frank is fast hastepinc -
Will be observed, INDUCED in nnhlo
ois'roe sgs'ns, Know Nolhlng ism, bu, No,
one word was uttered to the PREJUDICE of ,,s
counterpart, Sag NIehtism This pa,,,,l;,v
he.cs no explanation, of course. beyond ,ha
patent fact that Sag Nnchtsm and Shan
Democracy bnod IN one nest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Split Tickets In Washington
County,.

County.
Friends Of Freedom, look sharp TO your
tickets examine ereyy name; and if you
find any man attempting to perpetrate fraud
upon the freemen, expose him at once, and
proclaim the fact to the people. Two split
tickets have been issued already-cs follows:
rRlupuLtsr ricKsr No. |.
COUNTY TICKET.
Senator's.
HORACE HOLL1STER
TIMOTHY ?. REDFIELD.
County Judges,
LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN,
HIRAM JONES.
sheriff
OBADIAH WOOD.
States .7forney,
F. +. MERRILL.
Judge Of Probate.
NELSON A. CHASE.
High Baihf
f. w. CORSE."
This, it will be seen, is the Republican
ticket with the name Of JAMES GREEN strick-
en- out and the name Of TiNoTHr p. RED-
FLED inserted. Remember this ticket wa:
printed by order Of n friend Of Redfeid, anC
the evident design is TO steal rotes By frauc
from one Of the boldest and irmest friend,
of Freedom in the County, JAMES GRErr
Wings you who have known James Greer
from the canvass of 1910 to this day --lool
sharp, lest one Of these tickets be palme'
upon you. Remember. too, that this frnut
is undertaken by a sham Democrat, frien,
Of Redfeld, and man who attended The
Patriot Office Convention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Split Tickets in Orange Co.

We are reliably informed that two split
tickets hive been printed IN this town for
the benefit OF the slavocrats in Orange
Comfy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
REV. JOHN WHEELER, AND THE
"OUT AND OUT WuIGSn

In a private letter to the Rutland Herald
in reference to member of the University
Corporation, Mr.. " heller ssys;-
mo notice has been given me about the
action of the Convention.
The whole utialr seems TO me of so little
Importance, that II is not worth an allusion.
should regret the election of any other
than the present excellent Chief Magls-
traten
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
A Questionable Honor Declin-

DR.. Wheeler declines the nomination for
Governor, rendered to him by the less than
half dozen Wing fzzlers at White River
junction. Designed, as that nomination
was, to withdraw support from Gov. Royce
and indirectly aid the Democratic Dough-
faces, Mr. " heeler very wisely refuses hls
assent to the trick
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
Fraudulent Ticket No. 2.
" EREE DEMO- n. aTIC COIrN'TI
TICKET.

Senators,
HORACE HOLl.ISTER.
TIMOTHY 2. REDFlELD.
County Judges,
LEWIS { HAN berlin,
JOHN MELLLN.
Sheriff,
OBADiAD WOOD.
States Attorney,
L. T. Fix ENCH.
Judge IF Probate,
Nelson A. CHA IL.
High Baii!G
HIRAM tLIISn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

Washington. Aug. 2o.--Ihe Cuba CUES
ton. Although the policy Of the Govefll-
nent respecting the acquisition Of Cuba 10
said to be unchanged, II Is believed here that
Minister Dodge's recently reported move,
ment. which called forth the declaration oil
the spanish Official Gazette IN opposition
thereto, was not IN a specific iurm Inc
American Administration well knowing tha'
Spain Is now bosiIle 10 cessicn m 'he
island
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
The County Ticket.

In order that freemen Of the county may
correctly understand the position Of the gen
tlemen IN the Republican ticket, aud appre-
ciate the fact that the X. Ms have ,cted en-.
tirely without regard to the distinctive prin-
ciples Of their organization, we hers present,
Tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31

iinRAt<o OF VI MIN.
Psssrnore Williamson, Esq, Moyanenslng
Prison, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
O1araffrH SO.

A LITTER FROM C.rr. CLEMENT. of ship Misntonon OF
he biz al d os Oct Rsss rseio
but on n. Sd sovsms. be e ,..a.o 70 pot ss
The 18Th viii entering th- h.bot the who'd yearly died away
so N ss m.s o$ Rs o. but wso1t ss
went ashore upon The osd she had on BOARD 10
sether with the effect, saved from the wreck
Bo KoIs and ,od The captain and taken to
bey,nsS TIE Sisstooou w.' in.arei 10 III. fsloSlns
aces New Bedford the sums appended Mutual Marine
InsusIce Co 800 100 Union Mutual $500; Bedford Com
Tar wRroK OF BRIG rNny Dops., of Lutee disnsstsi
and wst.r,sed va, bosioee 18Th mt lat IS So loo, 81 %,
from whale ship hatcher which arrived at NewBedo'd 18th
SHIP cErAycK. Hampton Road. Goth inst from Chinchs
h.n,' Fee lat IS lon :, p ". experienced very
cross .ess which lated three days From April u day
fore sry. experienced strong westerly sies struck Calf sad
senR KncFrsnrR, at n.rse.bo for New York vas .tracs
~ he ee can ee appsS With .sos hs
tanned there length Of ne she will be condemned BY be-
Dvicts ho Nassau P TO April "a stat. that the ships
lot : s GSi ey Berry : o. YSsa f.;
ct O'clock The go has all been saved and BY far the
s'ss Of
valued p sso :s S.d vii .G TO c III.
p. have finished With TIE St Bern. a..
which considered very low The salvage b" been s't,let
@ per cent on sy and Per cent 90 the ss. soa Tue
~ Up been settled per cent The chip Adha IA
~ be sooa In o,dra Is 20 days 10y letter to Ewo'd
WHALE sHiP WARREN Smith from Ochotsk ses, L.hsin,
Nov With sc bills $50 80 VIII OIL OF and for ,mess
Hole 9Th sst during thick fos about one mile
10 the Of Iree,s Hole, Vineyard sound AID re-
siped At at STE ia charge OF pilot at the
tint A rrmber Of vessels have been dispatched from
/ olmt,s Eoie tn s.sist 10 getting her OF.
Tar sHp SourEPoKr IRON NewYofk fr Sav,nnsh before
Tod ashore the north poio Of rsbee Beseh,
accounts ,2Sdl had bseo and TIE tide eboiog ADD
fovius brcu,h her, and il feared she will total los
II IL believed her cargo will be saved though 10 danAs I'd
ecnoition
BK ERIGAsrNE FANNY. lof Liverpool, wm; Jones.
ms"er from wilGiD,ton With e.Iso Of naval stores.
into by the brig FoIre.t lof Warren. and sunk
aboard the Forrest. ard brought ino
Han pton Roads Br ship Prices Royal fos City Point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
Riehartison Brother, 4 Coz CIR, uia..


Psg Lfriea LIvHRPooL, lsh Month. 18Th isS5.
IoiIos fbs ssss Of Zoe 5es be sssn l.rEs
~nb seoc sts sdJ boaesv ss-ks hofs en@t
free 5pesu' took n ~ imsrcan al f5S
furst Exporters ~ about 90 OF sbich we're nencsa
a the trade. ~ SO. In purts lo2 ts) hiie~
QuEHcIrzos bAas IS IL moderate eiasst 81
Se ard 76 = e~t Tor Baltimore .,,.
LARD l. fair oJDsnmptive demand 4 70 70 'of ooo
10 pcod, and s7i y ewt for ne qasiiJ Ans1s Goa
pLus heavy syecu.to:s DC not opes1e - p'eept fsis.
ALLOW haA tTadssly hesoCIe oesrer By II - 10 -
bold but Tie trade cny teAe iAe
ksaS ~, quote ssost AZ y ewt Sales 0eo bss
BtEHTts usbstcto1s have been 10 lar extent 1n "a
Don ptk' $40 " be ~ ~ e. tet hln 20 ta1 too.a
"soL at 1901 feLizr 81 les GiO5i l3T quality IA
Brecs hes been very qois. dudos the week. hoard u
gry ,sje q 10 bo1es Long Modes At ~ GU s~
TsRK-k parcel Of MeAls srs sod y Sms other lots
od1S 4 barrel; fine parcels held above 10 she rats
The pact seven days consH OF 1In qasr.Ts
whe.t 10 qaeers Inoisn Com 2lsi SACKS sed 59 s.r
res flour. kS.orts 'cr same % ROD o quarters l'
qusi Corn 6i2 sets ana ssfrel. q four
We quote The value Of smsIesD ah's y ,l'
B.tu,ofe and Phs1e PHI. FLOUR Sol di2 Western snt
S4Ia4'i; Ohio IafH y bbl Ys.lo~ lsDiE Coss 4@isd
40 Ei1ee a. d42i6; sLd White A. D3L A. 40 ID.
he w. her .i mans cold unssnis for tbs
The trade 10 vOie o seisity e al s branches, WHO me-
moderate eopsumpd'e etDsSd from osy 70 dsy ~nen noid
Inclined to meet al The c9ent fsos Ci oar sT 1ls
III. n 10 ming market pret5 srse fI
Tho the weebf however ttes o. WHEAT ana fLoUk
sosly tb. OF TSssssy; holders Generally
we've ret willing submit 10 oeeae even to promote
The late imports Of IspiaS Corn u,d1sly being Dis
die tbOic, OF samples now not bJ sny meas
me yellow eouo Lot be porsos.ed de fer - and
mixed Of ~ht benz In greater supply than either oil
the soove . shade easier 10 purchase
OATS sod slowly pre- Nious rate but OATMEAL was n,ner
more lq,d for however 10 improyem mt 10 pee can be
rtisn BEANS si very dill sts further d-;ne Of n 70
81 y quarter; S5i y 40 n hsyios been accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
ID s. HoUGH, Auetoaeer
IMPORTANT SALE TO-MOhROW Saturday

MoarIso OF splendid rose~Ooi sornitsrs r'.e.oSt -
sno ore valuable OIL Painting. co-y .hina 40 SILVER
Nne heavy Velvet and sfusl cspetioe &c lVt 0soss
preey the -nre sperdc conients Of tn private c~eioy
home No ~ oppo-ite the hgesoe River ds
pspo partly coEnsins Of ioys saiSh Velvet Floor
ard Stair Capstns Ingram 80 EpsAsn O.clDths, silver
plated st.iyrrS, &c p or Suites eessaty up
bo.sres ana covered 10 crimson and ffsach
sn dsrnsss; so antique aedshon set heavily carved
soIs erin It.io ststnary nsrbeop fables Of al
the usus ud IN cell furnished M heavily.
e.y,d 7ocave ase scon Psno Forte made By BuoYo
this city, wSsrter tbs nsuasbt for faen.ss o.
sDd qusy Of ons 10 unsurosssed Ao foe
Etssere 6Lhsd hrs usbcut Ia plate and Italian ne.
French "o'k I.le'. taney h.cspion cnsrs E.crt
srse END spierdd 'ereheiate Pier Classes 10 costly
rich heavy Lace and Broc-.e Curtains; orsissl Oh Psnt
n BY mitsst Teee'n Stistsi Gctne nlsd old s.sa
msrnle ClochG cosuy ees cha-S Vases Of
seyre, Porce sp PaTsn ksroe e.ssc
taro osh frSnson' Table with carving rssls
linen, frsseh China, slyer Tea Ser rcSs Cake 8sses
fafs', sroons: Ivory CutlIy heavy Cut Glassware, Wines
Sbsn hsdtirs Liquor csses Decsnten ~ood
arc mshssny Betstes Of the antique and modern tyles;
rse.sod marble top DR.. sing Bu,esas wsshssds Corner
Nd Tcwe etands Pssees fns cusd hair Mattresses
squsss bltfssns Mirrors &C. Sale positive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

, p,,..,, .,,,... of ysrtsek., oil rot s,,-d -
Jan II, Sssn.o. D.voil y oil md bon. ,,l''s y
1880 ~ ,sss i Is Pfad.u. sss '.s;a
a. ess co. sss .hp c.i.c Bauer n do s1eee; Oh
ss non g. % j.n TO- .sp Scrh star Drew s..trsao.
srs.s. al rh.s Pssr. rsy'on s,orinston erui'-
Al "xo's-" Cor Saaia ia FEB. Bale, Borden win 30
letter from second esi:.r Of ship M.rshs "a ss.S Of
F.h.y,s rgsor: her ;s Ss se eos 70 hone
IN November spoke Dec u ship ssns.r. sro@ssa |;
month: 90, ele.9-a:d e.s % "a mate VINO 's
letter ,or .bip Charles ~ Yors,n Of Ne. sSs,d re-
sS her Dee ~ .h Sn 10 sS.; the
Arr. At .wB.dford I.t. ship olynois ss s A
win Sc boz, sp $50 60 VII oil and GO Ia Soss . sM
asns On tn L.'ss T., ss' % Nj. 10 90 III Sm .Sp s.p
Ne. BEDFORD; go DO from brk L,s,ete. DO lrc do 90
and 80 DO. uk from .bio PocshoOtss holne.. Hes-
a..' Oliver. Ne. Bssf.rs' $50 80
April 49, Fire bland light bs.inr " distant :, nles
bark North Auerc. Bartlett, Ct and for Ns~L ndo1 i'O
aH,Iss Tier. ar. fear: enter Ct -.
the Cehot,t g.. on tie sd q oeoes 't ov me
eOas,ny with the Charles the Cops sIpsrescIse he.s;
Th- Cops ade her ins sad Sien s 70 - od
s,ms lice h.s ROT AISed Iii. feared oh. ia the
sale referred to. aih~sh nothing prve Ano~R AID he
Ar .rew B.ssri sd ult, .si, sOu,h America. W.hr
Del ori Sea Hcno uiu Dec II pern.nbu;s Mach - WIN
vcy.,, u so. sp $40 DO wh oil AID 7oecsles bone Has
.isbt sif .,s oil and isis do WI on f@ snip
Philip pelsroye FsiIh.v-n 77S gals VII oil and l21b os
bone f barb Mar Gardner LET Pern,u bd ship lns
burt for Ne BEDFORD nob'ns ,nee eaviuf ne
Ipds No date lat NJ lon 40 w. exchanged signals WITH
stip Drsper Cofsn Il and FOR do
An Il Hes eroford 92d. ship ssr,h (of Ms,sapoiea)
Swift North P.cif: O,e,n. Horouu Dee g. Ror,toags N
18th % bbs sp Ice 90 wo. oil and 1880 lbs whteoone
on board. Sent the voyage go bbs vi OIL: and
l Ia bote H.. frsshs f4 bis oil, ana % OOc los
bore.
L.o AR b.rl yrsiria seabury Arctic Ocean, )no ulu
Do, ~ With 6 bbs Gil and 10 coo lbs whsiebons
board sert boue the voysse "a bos sni a1 do oh
oil Pa, On fresht IS bbs. sp. and 100 d. WI oil -
SID I'm ProviEcs,own 2t brig Lewis srpee Ryder. North
Al - Tbom.s sh hris Ocean OF Sandwich, With l91
bbl. Gil shipping Is for Nesfork .
Arr AZ Hsns * ~ Jan 30 ships B swiA o. Warren
fu cruise (.e ed .ssin Feb iD Bowdi'eh. W.dr'n DR.
sretnFeh is lat 4. Sc lon II 80 ship wsy.rley. OF
ARC ip New.B.Sfofo for Pacific Ocean
No d.s Of FsslsLd leland, hsisa,et Scott El.rdss, Of
ud for n w-B,dfoTd ,
Seen -Feb H. Of Staten Lard. Jsha cOsse'h,l n B..
bound home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

AsssAsi Ia Bsses, - dsys oct y.e ss 49, 90
!. :.:::.. :S:,. ~ r ss..sa c....
"a t.pS 90 Lsstses 81 a.: ::' S 's''
Tr..s lon 81 4 ", vn spsrsn BY ehppT .ap
49, NAM lsrs Sc. Qseen, N.rb.ii, frun Iea
snsna kr Sess,dOe 50 dsys oat-aA WE'LL TAI eAiso 81
Fan 0l..BsrJ xei.en Isssss oh met 70 D.'i'oa
bss W.,b1..e Carter. Aonrevidso March D. hides =; 20
Br@ Rsbn lsf Cssnyaeld wallace. Att.t.P.' sas, t'
n ussT kp:.. az Holmes Windsor d.. pos.,e..
Dc Wolf. SD with orig Wasssrer, ssd scar ssatF
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