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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-15
EyACTs WORTH KNOWING.

JOHNSON'S ANODYNE IMMINENT
Is superior any other Eminent or Pain Killer in the
wor H. equally efcacious, whether taken internally
applied externally
IL will cure Cough or Hoarseness
II will cure whoopng Cough.
u will cure lueuza.
l. viii cure Bronchitis.
II is the best article thai be taken for Bleeding al
the Lungs or Splitting Of Blood.
IL will In most cases cure Group.
II will cure Chronic Darrh@a
II will cure Dysenteiy of long standng
II is sure cure for hloody Dyseniery.
IL will cure Llme S'oma III.
Il will cuIe Pain in the Stomacho or Bowels
II is he best outward application known for flesh
wounds, sprans, bruises swollen or still joints
II stands upon It's own merits aud Is warranted TO be
the best family medicine ever discovered.
l. 3. JOHNsON, Bangor, Me-, Proprietor.
Agent for Wyrcett.r GEO. Il. sPURR, Druggist, 201
Main st. n12 DIFF
G.HOE BUSINESS FOR SALE, AND
- ROOMS 10 RENT.
The subscriber having other important bufiness which
requires bis undivided attention. is DESTROYS Of disposng
Of his Shoe Business Stock and Fixtures the
sonabe terms The store aud Manufacturing Rooms are
centrally located In Clarks New Block 257 Main street
and have been hed up expressly for the manufacture
and sale Of Ladies' Custom aaiter Boots and Shoes.
This opportunity offers peculiar ADVANTAGES 10 any per.
son d. srous of embracing IN the above named busneas
or WHO may desira q better location.
N the business Is not disposed of or before the first
Of Novembr next the will rented for any other
featuring business Those who delay may not again have
IN opportunity of securing 40 desirable location
FOR further particulars, enquire " the Proprietor on the
premises. FIR. ROBINSON.
Worcester, oct. 10, 1855. dtf
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Grfokerp, ST.

w & FIR T H.
Successors to Brown Col
NO. 2 FLAGGS BLOCK.
And 40 Main Street
The subscribers would respect uy cali the attention of
the publ" To their extensive stock Of
CROCKERY, GLASS. & CHINA WAREy
Comprising splendid assortment OF Edwards Best
White Iron Stone Ware, Hayiland's Best White Gold
Band, and Decorated French China ia Breakfast Dining
Tea and Toilet Sett by the piece, our customers
may wish
American and Foreign Cut and Common
@ L A S S w A r f
From Boston and New York auctions All Of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the market a the lowest
prices Also, complete assortment Of
britannia aud silver Plated Ware
Tea Tags Table Cutlery Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures, &C. Any person in want Of Housekeeping Goods
and especihy those who about commencing house,
Keeping, are respectfully Invited to give us a call We
warrant our goods, guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money.
p A p Err HANGINGS
All those who want to buy French or American PAPER
Hangngs. Paper Curtains Borders and Painted Window
hades, cheap will find It for their interest To rive ms
call BROWN s. FIRTH,
Successors to Brown Coz No. Flagg'I Block.
OF daw6wls
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SIN GING! SIN GING!

MR. GoLLEsrER'S Singing School opened on Saturday
evening, AMI was fully offended
D. The hrst regular Lesson of the Term will be given
MKT SATURDAY EVENING. commencing at 4 10
O'Clock nl3 axes
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NsELoDEO MANUFACT DRY
PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS ~
245 MAIN STREET.
Worcester, nearLy opposite The Woreester Houas.

"oceSteF, nearly opposite the worcester House.
The subscribers beg leave to invite the attertion of Mu
sic Teachers and the public generally an examination
ofther Meodeons which are manufactured in many va
riees OF Style in elegant Rosewood Cases from new de-
signs for p ror use Alo, Harmonious and Organ Me-
lodeons for chu -ches
The undersigned are happy to announce that long ex
perence in the construction, vorng tuning of Reed
instruments enables them to offer to the public
superior A1ticie in every respect.
The senior partner, Mr. Taylor, has been engaged for
the past ten years in the construction of reed instruments
IN Boston, and has devoted large share of his time to
the application of the EJan eed attachments to Piano
foites.
Mr. Farley long known in the Melodeon business has
charge of the Vocing and Tuning, acquired onIy
6y fong practice aud upon which the power and quail
ty If the tone OF the Meodeon mainly depends
Their PIANO t0RrhS, including those with the Gel.
ebraed Eoiian Attachment, are selected with great
care from Glib TT CTS Mandatory the oldest Man
uactur rs in New England.
Did styles seraphnes altered to the new styles at fair
rates
Piano Fotes Repaired by an experienced hand.
Orders for Tuning and Repairing promptly attended to-
Worcester. Oct 20, 1855. DIST
THE WORCESTER city
ANTI. SLAVERY SOCIETY
Have the pleasure Of announcing their
FO U RI H ANNUAL COURSE OF
l. e G Il u r e S
To commence Friday Evening. Nov. 9th.
and to be delivered successive Friday evenings till
completed, at
III IL q 4 III A L L
Commencing at u o'clock.
November 9, JOHN 2. HALE
16, JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS.
%, HORACE MANN
80, HENRY WILSON.
December Z, MARY WERR
win read Drama written BY II. B. Stowe.
December Ia, BDMUND QUINCY.
q, JANE ELIZABETH JONES'
IS, E. D CULVER.
January 4, THEODORE PARKER
IL, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
is, CHARLES LSNoX REMOND
20 RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Single Tickets 10 cs; Packages of 10 Tic cts cts
good al any Lecture, for sale the Bookstores and at
the Door.
Il The arrangements for these Lectures are all OF
positive character and expected that there will be no
disappointment, other than may from unforeseen cir
cumstances.
The Committee are in correspondence With others not
here announced with some of whom they rect to effect
an arrangement to l9c in February If successful
due announcement will be made
For the Committee SARAH H. EARLE
oZ4 dh President
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Books, Stationary, Mf.

NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SING ER'S GUIDE!
new objection of
Social, Moral, and ReIiaiOUs Songs,
Designed for the Schools Summaries Academies
and Juvenile Singing Schools
ORIGINAL AND SELEC1HD,
BY o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher aud Director Of Music and having been for
raj years employed as teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions and Teachers Institutes also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, aud the Normal Institute Lancaster, Mass by
which circumstances an various other opportunities, he
mas Ooen enah to ascertain the wants Of the people in
regard to this department Of educaou feels conhden
that II will not only meet the apir baton OF the many
Teachers and Superinendents hools and friends Of
education who lave earnestly solicited its compilations
but the public generally.
Published and Or sale by w. j. Reynolds, Boston; A.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examin ton for
Ward to any address receipt Of eleven Liter Postage
Stamps. rI3 III sR3r
NJ EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS -!
BAKER. TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.
Amy Lee, or Without and Within
Tevsrin George Sand.
Richard the fearless. by the author Of H art5ease
beecherolt, by the author OF HeaItsease.
Juno Clifford
Marriage Lottery, Mrs. Gray.
Leaves of Grass.
The Escaped Nun.
Scenes in the practice of a New York su geon.
The Match Girl.
Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton.
Hidden Path Marion HarIaud
Genwocd or the Parish Boy.
The Old Tome lead, Mrs. Stephens.
Btyard TaylOr's Works
Reade's Novels
Souvestre'S Novels.
Ethel, or the Double Error, Marian James.
The Rag Picker.
The Ccquttle.
The War.
is and Outs of Paris.
IsOra's Child.
Frank Forrester's Field Sports
tolored Toy Books.
Harper's Story Books.
AbGolt's or, Books
Mrs, How It's Tales
Harpers Classical Library.
Neutrality-suspicious.! JOHN KEITH
, 4 CO.'S Bulletin of New Books No 289 Main street
The Land OF Gold, W. Il Helper.
NV hther's House, Mcdonald
stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, DeVere
Richard Iurdis Simms.
India. emma and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Gill.
Isora's Child
Cora aud the Doctor
a Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage.
Our FRS Fam es.
Ine Ehd, Cumming
The Annals San Francisco
Henry VIII. aud his six Wives Herbert
Oakfeld, w d Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History OF the Council Of Trent
Land, Labor, and Gold, 2 vols Hewitt
The Greed of Christendom, Gregg
Ole, or tie West Room.
The Dec meson of Bocaccio.
Habits Of Men, Doran.
b IS Of Blair ey, Mckenzie
Mary Lyndon, an Autolingraphy
lap incot IS Gazzttteer
Memoir Of Rev. Sidney Smith, 2 vols.
Guy Rircos, Smms.
Ne5comes, ThacEeray.
Panama in 1855.
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HBHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
AT EXCHANGE HfTEI

PROF. A. CLAPP who has made human nature and
Phrenoogy his constant study and practice for many
has taken at the Exchange Hotel (formerIy
Waits for short time where all who wish to avail item
selves the opportunity may OBJ ain description of their
character, nclung adv to the choice of occupation
selection Of help and all kinds of clerks apprentices &c.
Also education and government of Children matrimonial
alliances, health sc.
Verbal description and chart, so cents; written ont in
full $500 Persons wishing written descriptions are re-
quested to call soon.
Worcester, Nov. 49, 1855. d6s&wIt
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Clothing, 81.

GAVE YOUR MONEY, AND BUY HUNTS
- PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS They keen
clean longer than any Others They do not break down
and are sold at third the price Of he old style
1900 dozen this day received The trade supplied at
manufacturers rates. VALENTINE & STUDLEY
sl d&wtf Cor. Msiu and Elm Sta
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NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Tb

EOPARTNERSHI NOTICE.-The uu-
" dersgned take much pleasure in Announcing to their
numerous friends patrons, and the public that they have
this day entered into copartnershp for the purpose Of in
creasng in every department Of their Watch Clock Jew
cry Silver Ware, and Fancy Goods business and would
solicit the continuance Of the patronage generously be-
slowed heretofore. CHAS. o COLEMAN
f. H PUTNAM.
Worcester, Oct /, 1855. %
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DUILDING MOVING.-The .nh.criher. hnr.

building MOVING.-The subscriber. hav.
~ ing had several years. experience in Boston and vi
ciny, in the moving and raising of both Wood and Bck
Buildings, either with or without chmne,s standing
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that on and after November 1st he will attend
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient
ner.
References -. u. Kinnicutt, Jonathan circuit, j. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
D25 d3ms No. Myrtle At
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Nem advertisements.
LADIES: VISIT THE CITY STORE.

LADIES; VISIT THE CITY STORE.
j, H, CLARKE q; co.
have rked down tneir entire stock of Dry Goods to
prices ,ompe iion We give below few prices of
the many BARGAINS to b. fund in Store,
30. 15s MIN STREET.
New and best styles Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific
NJ. DeLanes form pr c. 25,. for 12tc
c, ton and Wool Twilled Faunes for 124c.
Heavy Lyonese Cloth, good article ior 20c
Heavy Double Twl-d Thibets for 55e.
All Wool Pllids for IS and &c.
All Wool Plain DrLaines Tor 25c.
Heavy Debsges for 123c
Raw SILK Plads for SOC.
Ladies Cloths or size
Heavy Embroidere scarfs, worth 81 90 for 1925
Double width Cashmeres, former prici 5Sc. for 33c.
50 pairs s. GO Blankets, fr,m auction. for So 90.
cases ninepenny English Prints for l0c.
Cloak for IS 90.
For the next sixty days our whole Stock will be offered
at VERY CHEAP PRICES at the City Store, No 1872
Main st. j. II. CLARKE Il co.
MS dawtf
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III AG UER X EOTYPES FROM rs CTS.
y To $40 m

kAUU Elk EA tU z Els t'kUM . CISa
. EV TO $1,000.
w A. BIGEL0W & co woull respectfully inform the
public that thy taking Daguerreotvpes by the
quick camera, winch enab them take Pictures of chill
dr-n in the most perfect ttree ur seconds
whereas they woall have to sit on thirty to forty
ends by the old process This the only instrument Of
the kin in the city. Rooms 227 Main st. opposite the
Worcester House. up flight of sthis is another
advantage other the city. Copying done in
the nesst Pictures OF sick or deceased persons
taken at their residences
Remember 227 Main ST., Worcester.
nl2 d6t6w1t
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NAyORCESTER COUNTY FLOUR AND
Wv GRAIN LEAGUE The subscribers for Stock in
the League are requested call h Score ay at 2O6
Main street. or the Treasurer, at No. w rcester
House Block, and receive their Certificates OF Stock i'm
me1atey and all persons not subscribers are requested
10 call and subscribe. L. L. MASON, Treasnrsr
Worcester Sept. IS, 1855. az
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NOTICE The subscriber has taken the reom or.
~ merry occupied by Danlorth Brown No. Plarvis
Building, up stairs where he viii attend 10 the letting N
tenemens, furnishing help, both American aud Foreign
to those in want, and find employment for the same
Also has the agency for selling building Lots In varlous
parts OF the city, ON as easy terms can be obtained In
THIS city, and money furnished to build one hundred And
hy houses, also Farms for sale In various 70 or ~
country and state Also, Houses for sale in various pars
Of the city. ARkAM FIAaa
s2s dly No. Fagg's building, up stairs.
2n DOLLARS REWARD where's. AN
w Flat SILVER Bu0i n, belonging T. The North
rookneld Brass Band, stolen from a room IN ne
Town House, In North brookhed, occupied by said Hand
ptween Monday evening, Oct. ~ and Tuesday mnFnlnr
Vct zs the subscribers onr The above reward or he as
lection Of the thief thieves aud the recovery III e M
periy, or one halt the amount Tor either
The Bell Of the Ins ument has an ornamental WREATH
TIA0 P. CLARK,l
JOHN HOWE, selectman of N rl..at aaAa
@. 0uiLIVER.S N "a
North BROOK ncid, Nov. a 1868 az
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NtHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!!
The subscriber Is prepared to furnish mixed Peat Of
good quality $500 for vi ole, $3.50 for half cords
Those who wish The price Of fuel to tnue at reasonable
rates viii do ~ H. Peat in their stow either with
or WIN uf "ood experiments having been made fully
IN ITS economy The demand Tor Il hitherto has
mueh greater than expected. About 800 crds have
NC dtr bu ed, and only about 400 Of this crop
mum II can be more easily dolv, red IN November than
III tue wieter months. Orders are solicited as en- as
coeyenIen' at the Office OF tn, Spy, or at the store Of
-, ns r. y. DIXIE,
NO uu 80 Main Vt.
ElCEsGER ACADEMY.-Tb The Winter
h<r RIM viii commence ON THURSDAY Dec n and
continue fourteen weeks. For nlormotlen IN rcgs,d ~
hoard &C., address ". H. READ Acing prlncinn1 The
facilities were never better than present for tbe ca
ton ofboth young ladies and young gentlemen
BY order OF the Trustees.
JOHN NELSON, President.
Leicester Nov b, 1893. dawaw
4 YCEUM LtBKAKY.-Al persons Iaylog
any books belonging 10 the Library Of the Worcester
Lyceum are requisite 10 return the the Librarian
previous TO the ats ~ November
PEI order OF Library Committee.
JOHN GRAY, Librarian.
Worcester, Oct 20, 1885, dtf
DOARD.--l gentleman aud lady, or single persons
Nd accommodated with board and plea, ant riors at So
lcnSant st., up stairs ~ du
VpOoMS TO LEIs-lEQuirO a. No. h1PE
~ wroet.
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COMPREHENSIVE MOTTO E.-The sub
~ scribers having formed oopartnershiP under the
title Of A. PEASLEE co would respectfully solicit
continuance Of that patronage which has heetofore been
literally bestowed on the senior partner. They will
contuue b keep hand Meats, Vegetables No. the
hest the market affords, which they will dispose Of cheap
for CASH A. PEASLEE,
Worcester, Nov. 2. 1855. al
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1 MAAEs NO DIFFERENCE

L 0 @ K e &c @ o.
Are happy be able to inform the public that potwb
standing they compelled to suspend the Gift Enter
prise till they can have the question of their right to
give away Goods settled in higher Court they are new
ertheess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24
LANES FANCY DRESS GoopN


1nc STATE 90 IExAs,
County Of ii7rrsoa
NOTICE il hereby given That G. VI Al.
~ Anis, Executor d the last will and iesia.
men, Of t. X. lies9snson. itceasea. has IL
h.s accounts with The SID estate, AID that said
secount. will be opened al tae nest tsrn "a
The county court 20 be held In au1 far a.
sosaty Of Harrison, Tetas. on the last Sion.
day In March, inst, 1870 il being ,ae aftt
day thereof, fer consideration and allowance
when and wheie all persons Interested mq
attend and comes, them Z they -sa prefer
BY order Of said court
o HkNDRiCk, Clerk.
By " = BkEaeT. Deputy
March 3, 1865. 30 !.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

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a. 90. yss esAs h>s gst@igsf
ist.,ss ss-h ssHs,f..i,s fres>ss b@iss gpt -
u.., ~ .sty fs Lss s.ss ~ ~ Ns.J rlib Y~oss'
~ q. s.L.ssss ,,iss ~ ssr ~fg'lpa ~rS @s l"egss>s
~ ts, eye. .Isiss A4,ss Es's hs,s tsHn W safs en-
A. s..d k,ssshsat The Usbs ~ 60 ~ P%~s 'td rvs t9
mills s,sess ~ F"ys he'a .s nah
,.ass.a .sd n. ssssssd ~, fggsdsry lfgs Siaslaias
-. p.asai fsrnsTss ssiy ids sss sssSbihs ,-ss tA
s,.,s ss sass u stTs'igb A. rsi~
nsL.ns fsH lime .nd tho asgshd f ksissJ cs.,nk.
at be- with The sriss bt Rails 5vsn abr 81
and hons We s, se.ssnsbly expect bssithJ n"ss' IL
An sfk AZ fif hf souns limo eone. ,
Trspseors IN ria Metal Ia his cy haTs bern sss tbtn
the aysrsFe ff the h0ssh than ~as lngnvi
pess have adysnesd Gales Of Two os No. eaeh ~ tsn
were mad. Al s.g ordinary brands telling en- No 'H
ez3 TO EN- and forge - 20 t2t 90 per brand ssscssis
sales. $3.50 American Bars arc arm and lev 'faaI
advance. quotaon go TO 90 a. PER
qua ssssSe salss $40 tuns American ha4s have
savareed and ss5 eash. Other deaedp iroa
ara lat repoItsd
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

QUolrs.-The return match, Hudson City " New
Jersey City, came off on he ground belonging to the
Atlantic Hotel ON Saturday. The match was made
between Mr. Rae Of Atlantic Hotel and Mr.. Beatty Of
the Hudson County Hotel, Bergen, for sa5 SIDE
The fret match was played on Saturday, Aug. a.
when Beatty won. On the return match Beatty again
won. Rae was wrong in not playing the same two
men. The pitching was not good, excepting some
play of Newkirk's. Each man found his own quoits
Rae's men-Wm Dryden, suoits weighing q ID and
81 in. dismeter Nathaniel Turner, quoits p ID, u
in. Beatty's men-G. Dunning, quoits "a ID, 6 in;
and Hank Nesmitb, quoits q ib, S in. Judges-Mr.
Marshall, New-York; Mr.. Kern, jersey City. Ref
eree-John VANDERBILT Score-First game, Rae 10,
Beatty 81; second game, Rae II, Beatty 81. There
was quite crowd of visitors from Ncw-York and
Wiliamsburgb.
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ror.L OLD AND NV BEEr-Cty Mes. 2s-i.~ month, rs
lssf wear tt5 City Prime, oelas month N6ia year 81
Repsoked Mess S-lss month. ++t-lazt year, 90 Re
nslisd Chcsso Mess t9e-at month 462o-ls.t year iSo
Railroad Beef s-lss, month. &Ast year a. Refuse Moss
iss-.s, unonth 5ie-last year Saa Refuse Prime elsst
month 4-Ast yesr iC7 Other Refuse 6-lAst month 2t-
iss wear 500 Terees Mos o-Ast month o-ast year IL
rerees Prime Mes. sSolsst month, T7-ast yeI, Ca
Country Mesa 7s6 last month, 2 7ol lat year sS
Coaniry Prime, 2l-lss, month, lal-.'s year. 20 ua,a
Isst month IS li9-ast rear. II Ca 80
PLAsTE R-The usrhet h frm, with fair supply Of Wind
sor SEQ Blue IS 23 the demand good ior
White Al $3i&},
RlcEThe armand trivial, pee; "s steady ':esBt.
wtei the eco bb al vi Gee snd 800 cs al Il Ucle
mostly TO 60 ont Of this mArhct. 49,
sPtEs-ws hear Of sales Of 100 bags fePpsf at ie and 10
osses Nuimsrs 81 szi a8Sc.
suoARs-A 5000 domsnd prevails Coz ieanas AMI sso ron
,hs usd, y fun p,ses the sale. 10 DAY asls's soo Ah'
Cubs bmeovsda stefI7leI 70 hhds Nsw.o'leaas 81 "a.
q Porto hse IN Asd rfss a 20 10 ra'sa The
sses tho wvsk exclusive ef 10 asys embrace 500 hill.
Cob. Ma:se,.ae :, s,sfs M LAa. rese nles :. stss
40 bess.wh's at o. ssi shhis rss.. .ad 70 Nsi.is
fs etc terms
IOBAcCO= We Lsss VI saiss sf 40 Lhis kssssssr so
iis 40 rs.nsr,saa rules ~ a S Ai ~ bass u,
al n TIE ssksl f all kia. Il n>ss .si tsysss
We si,s ssis..s. she .ssh % A.s.ss - ~
.ssssaiss tho t-sPsss. w.aLs.o ~ ~sit al. Ne
-r-.aivs .s.h a.. .-i sts ~.si 81 70 r.'
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To Mariners.

Csptaja A. somerby ofEewburypor In eommsnis,a0n 70
The wburypor Herald after aiudDg tho rock sen ~
Captain Hale saip Ocean Queen, IN lat b., loo IL
that hen the North Pacific. May n las abo1t
noon he discovered directly ahead lie altered bio
little and finding bottom with ~ faihoms line, ns
about II miles sounded sod found bottom The rock
appearance Of en- old aspda,ed ekeh eepe has-
could udse shout 40 feet high and 70 foe bose Not
yssss be upon tho bse up very
high leaving possible VI being saved on The roc
should ship strike particularly in the night The DAY w.
very fine and clear and observation By ohronomeef un %
placed the rock In lat % y lD 10 ION ne nah
found the rock laid down In any chart or oooa i''
a. which time he reported II TO LlOyds agent.
The Lshtbost Wolf Trap Chesapeake ives taken ." Aef'
sndris the 9Th nit for repairs. =,
AssEcoM BELL BoAr.-On the 1t 81 Seftsmoef "a hou
Bell Boat vii be anchored outside Of the Shoals Oh Ae~o
Inlet The bell will be ruDs BY the seton ofths sea
FKSwIcKs ISLAND SHoALAn Iron Bail Boat VIII 10 psoed
of the ~ T. pert Of this sboa about the 10Th
More detailed notices Will be published OF these oos vhoo
they are placed. By order Of he Lighthouse Board.
Philadelphia, Aug 81, 1855 }. 8. BIDDLE, l. II. inspL
The danserous ledge OF rocks the Londoner
about mile Distant from Tstchefs Island Csps Ann, h re-
seved substantial mark tho sriner Of s oesoa
large shsft has been erected H. IL made Of wroafr
iron Is feet Ia length . inches In diameter the sod
inches at the apex weighing Is uns.
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