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VENBE PLANT AND BORDER PLOw,
AND GENkR A .rI .rrnI rcl.s

FENBE PLANT AND BORDER Pillow,
AND GENERAL GARDEN CULTGVATOR.- This
little implement is designed as substitute for the hoe
consequent to the modern principles of tilage
The fact, that the roots OF all garden plants corn not
excepted as usually soSn orpIantd fill the entire ground
not oostrueted has-resulted in the practice of cuyat-
ing on level surface, instead of shilling up"
The OBJECT OF this as general cuitvator is keep
the SOIL light and well Mixed just in Advance of the
tension of the roots.
Drectons.For all tap roots as soon as they appear
reach across the bed and draw it lightly near and on
both sides of the This IN disntegrate the Jumps
and root out young weeds. When the plants begin to
eha'ge, draw 1t between rows still deeper;
peated, and the burrows from one row to the other will
meet and this is all the cultivation necessary for the
plants and destruction Of the weeds except what may be
zone with narrow rake. The process answers for
vines corn beans, &c. with the difference of adapting
us use 70 the manner of planting and nature Of the
This Harden Tool is also well adapted to mary other
usesTo ercate the roots of the tough grasses in neg
ected strawberry beds and flower borders loosen the
soil around young rees to stir between The two inch
rows Of hot beds; marker for drills for small seeds,
as it will follow line and refill leaving the soil light and
well mixed
1t is well calculated for those who delight to work in
their gardens, as much may be accomplished with mod
crate labor.
Many intelligent cultivstors have informed that this
garden tool comes up fully the claims forth in the
above description and that other garden implement
can be put probably to so many use.
Assorted pacaages of dozen half dozen, will be
put up SUBJECT order Of dealers in farming tools in the
neighhoring towns, at a low rate
~ The ownership and manufacture Of the Plant and
Border Pillow, has been transf rred Nourse Mason
Co. For sale at the hardware stores generally Price 81
cents. at retail d4w ap23
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Cautious.
~ SEE FIRST PAGE.
BY u. IN. YAIIL
BY Z. ". VAIL.
fS4s3s II Z e CH A nee.
fai GkNTEEL COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT

u IL =
Eii GENTEEL COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
Ss'.A- Al Auction.
Green ST., cor PIymouth ST.
sAlohDAY, April %, at 10 O'clock will be sold with
on the premises, the beautiful residence now
~ r auu occupied by WEN. II. JOURDAN ESQ sunit
AtSusPort"uon Providence Railroad lis yytbont cres
~; ie most perfect and convenient Cottage for sale in
s oyl containing eleven rooms finished in rost to-
manner, without regard to expenses il handsosi
paPieu ana pained is in perfect repair has n;avzs
s anu rear well OF never falling good water. aiaroa
Drick csern, laid in cement for rain water. a GOOD F
nacei Bathing Room, with all the fixtures. e srrer5or
Oeari hne Basement, with sundry conven;s-css A.
joining the house is new and Convenient RARN at
accommodations for two horses. Adjoining the sas r.
Poultry Yard VIZ SSniS Is d
THE LOT contains about $500 square feet os land
being about 70 feet Green Street and l23 on pIvon,h
Street Upon the same so large splendid Fyrit
Trees of choice varieties Of Pear Peach Plum and Ch
ry, nearly all in bearing conditions several dne Cranes
Vines with arbor currant bushes, &c. &C. It aIso
elegantly ornamented with xborders Arbor yitp
hedges, and ornamental trees. Six beautiful Naples in
front en- Green street.
This property is located in close proximity to the Rail-
road depots manufactures, in desirable neigborhood
&c. The place needs only to be be appreciated
aud would advise all persons wishing to purchase to
examine the premises previous to the day of sale.
Terms liberal For further particulars admission 10
the premises, inquire Of VIM. II. Jourdan, ESQ at P
Depot, or of The Auctoneer, Office 100 Main Street.
opposite the Post Office
Worcester, April %, 1856 dts
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yEVo BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES. RUIZ.

EENO BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES. RIrB.
BEERS, &c.-The "MechGnics' PROTECTIVE Union
Boot and Shoe Store Company" 143 Main Street d
recty opposite the Five Gents Servings Bank would cali
your attention to their stock of Boots, Shoes Rubbers
NC, at PrtceS that are HndpprOdchdbGe.
since thd above store opened it has received large
and increasing share of public patronage and hundreds
OF customers have expressed their surprise at the low
price that the goods were marked. Every article il
marked in plain figures and child buy as lou as
adult ~
Within the present week they have received from diff
ferent manufacturers large stock OF Mems Fancy Com
gress Boots Mems Patent Leather low Shoes suitable for
spring and summer wear, which offered at such low
prices that the aboring afford to dress as well
as his more fortunate neghbor They have also made
large additions to their stock of misses and chdren,s
daiters, Slippers and Ankle Tes,-in fact ANYTHING Won
can call for in any Shoe Store you can generally find in
this their sole object being to furnish the best of Goods
at lower prices than they have been sold for in this
city. w IVA " inns
The experiment has far succeeded admiralty and
the citizens who have patronzed have the Com1anv;
sincere thanks for their patronage willingness to ss
tam the one price system Every article marked in plain
hgnres from which there be deviation thus giving
equal rights and privileges to ALL and persons who nav
cas 10 not have to pay fol the losses by those who do
Please remember the following items: Terms Cash
and only one price, every article marked in pain AZ
ures, the number l43 Main street. prices lo,Uer than
any other Store Forester
j. I. GRAHAM, Agent for the Company
Worcester, pr %, 1856
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New advertisements.
BRISTOL FERRY HOUSE.

BRISTOL FERRY HOI SE.-
xuTSffrs. The subscriber would inio1m his numerous
k3S8 friends and the public that he-as taken lease
t.Id,H Of the above hotel, and will open it for the
EEzaE ception of company the 1st of May. The
Hotel is m2dern one and for situation is unsurpassed
The spot which it stands is of the most delightful
in Rhode Island, commanding fine view of the Bay the
River and Mount Hope Bay and is easy Of access ron
all parts of the country.
Persons from New York should take passage for Fall
River, whr breakfast be had board the boat ne
morning. lea wing the latter place at o'clock and IN mar
hour landing at the wharf directly in front OF the
Bristol Ferry House The communication is direct WIN
Newport, Providence, and Boston several times eay;
and excellent horses and carriages can be had az i
times Tor the mmodaton of visitors, VINO WIN isO
find at this point great facilities for fishing ana oains
CHARLES DEvENs, Jr. Proprietor,
Late of the Touro Houie, Newport.
NIB The Bristol Ferry House viii pc kept open
out the year. apZ4 Cow
csuERTEFyS sAIE,-WoOLBN MACHINERY
- AND STOCK, Finished and wphnshed at b1a
1856, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
win be sold at Public Auction, the premises, the
following property belonging to the Wooden Mill lately
occupied BY George S. Coffin, at said Ludlow, viz
Five full sets of Machinery for manufacturing Flannels
BOefkns mostly new and in excellent condition, to-
gether with all the furniture thereunto belonging.
Also all the Furniture, Beds aud Bedding belonging to
the Boarding House connected with said Mill.
Also, IA bales of Blue Mixed Flannels 10 bales Gen.
anela Blue Fannels 80 bales Of Scarlet and bales OF
Green Fannels, of Fancy Doeskins, 10 pieces
of Satinets, y pieces of Cassmeres, together Nth
quantity Of same kind of goods which will be finished
Wool, Yarn, and Stock on hand at the time ofsae
sILAS WARREN, D. Sheriff.
Ludlow, Vt, April 10, 1856. dat ana
K ALLISTON-For Identifying the complexion,
AA- is for sale at GEO. R. SPURR'S, POI Main st.
yEVILDEN's FLUID EXTR A CTS-Are for
n sale by GEO. II. SPUR, 201 Main st.
EVLUID MAGNESlA-As speedy cure for Heart
burn, Acdity of the Stomach, Indigestion, &c For
sale by GEO. R. SPURR, 201 Main st.
GNORKS-0f all Sizes from the smallest vial to the
" largest demjohn, for salr, Wholesale ard retail by
GEO. X. SPURR, 20l Main st.
NNILSON'S DANDELION COFFEE
Wv A article, prepared from fresh dsndelion
roots making excellent remedy for Dyspepsia General
Debility and Irritable Condition of the Stomach
Bowels so generally followed by Sick Headache. For
sale at GEO. r. SPURR'S, 301 Main ST.
6 e L l. A S III w L /!
$50 new STELLA SHARLS, received at Bryant's
from auction at 20 per less price than be pur-
CHASED in Worcester Call and see them, Ladies.
ap24 d12t&w3t GEO. P. BRYANT.
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11a11ts.
" SEE FIRST PAGE.

FOB PRINTER WANTED, at this office
~ Apply Immediately.
NNANTED.-Two smart, active Young Men. as
out door Clerks, and Travellers. Persons of good
business abilities and habits who wish permanent em
poyment, may obtain desirable situations by applying
lin person. to j. G. AVER CO. Lowell, Mass
apps diff
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For sReaz Estate" "Wants," "7o Lett"
see First Page"
| ICE: ICE! ICE!-Those wishing to be sup
piled with Ice will be accommodated by applying at
the Office, No. 14I Main Street, over the Qun.
seamond Bank or leaving orders with the drivers Also
at the following places
Lyman Drury's, Nos. 81 and SO Front Street.
Beleher & Stowells, City Hall.
Eli & Flaggs, Park Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1856 are-for 5000 lbs
and under % cents per 100 pounds 5000 to 10000 lbs
shilling per 100 pounds.
The above prices for CASH In order to prevent de-
tenon it will be expected that the retrigerators and
% Refrigerators for sale at the Office Office hours
from to IL A. ~. and from to o'clock NJ.
apo du WALKER & SWEETSER.
VEN0 THE LADIEs.-MIss NJ A. CoGGswELI.
4 would say 10 the ladies of Worcester and vicinity
that she has removed from store No. I04 to Nc 1924
Main Street. opposite Union Block where she intends to
Keep as good an assortment of MILLINERY EN-
found in this city.
She would also express her thanks for the very liberal
patronage she has received the last three years and in
Ns them all t. call at her New Store where every effort
shap be made TO please them APPS daw1m
TEEHE UNDERSIGNED have this day enteIed into part
d nership under the name and style of CHAPMAN 4
LUCAS and viii continue the Stove, Thu Sheet Iron, and
Coppersmh business at tine stand formerly occupied by
John Hlton No. Warren Block, Pearl street. good
assortment Of Copper Pumps, and all articles usually
kept in such business Stoves of different patterns for
s1Vey IN use Copper Boilers retinne Tn Roofing and
Lined Gutter done short notice. All work that is made
by us warranted, and made by experienced workmen.
GEORGE CHAPMAN,
April II, 1856. WIN. LUCAS.
Having sold out my stock and business to Messrs.
Chapman Lucas, and relinquished all claim thereto
would eheerully recommend my former patrons and the
public generally to them from their long experience in
mechanical business feeling confident they will satisfy all
patrons. JOHN HILTON.
ap19 dawtf
MESSENGER'S NOTICE.
Worcester, IS. April IS, 1856.
"A LEXANDER H. BULLOCK, Esquire Commissioner
"A of Insolvency, in and for the County of Wor
ceser has this day issued against the Estate Of
WILLIAM P. LARSON, of North Brook6eld in said
County yeoman, Insoyen Debtor and the payment of
any debts or the delivery of any property belonging to
the said lnsovent Debtor, to him. for his us the
transfer OF any property by him, forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors of the said solvent
debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency at the Office
OF the said Commissioner in Worcester in said County
on the Fifth day of May next O'Clock in the fore,
noon for the proof debts and the choice of an assignee
assignees S. D. COOKE Deputy Sheriff
apZZ d3t%Wlt Messenger.
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WIIIDuryl AprH ., IoOU,
SHERlEF,S SALE.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. April 4, 1856.
WpY virtue Of an execution which issued on Judgment
- in favor OF Amasa Balou Of Worcester the coun-
~ OF Worcester, gentleman, against Edwin Stone, Of
Worcester said county gentleman at the March Term
OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the county Of Worces
ter A. D. 1885, have taken all the right in equity that
the said Edwin Stone had the fourth day OF septem
ber A. d. 1885, the day when the was attached on
mesne process has 10 redeem the following d.
crbd tracts or parcels Of morgaged real estate situate
In said Worcester, 10 wits
LIST. certain lot Of land, with a Dwelling House
thereon situated In said Worcester the uuutherv aide
Of Elm street, and the same that Is described An mort
gage deed from the said Edwin Stone 10 leonard Har
rington, v. II. Dewey and samuel p Harrington recore
n the Registry Of Deeds for Worcester county Book SSi
Pages Is, 10, and II. -
I'd. certain lot Of land with Dwelling House there.
on, situated In said Worcester on the southery sde of
Elm street, and the same that Is described IN mortgage
deed om the said Edwin Stone 10 Leonard HarrnFtoa
and samuel r. Harrington recorded In the Registry OF
Deeds for Worcester county, Book 6t2, Page $50
And on SATURDAY, the thirty-nfst day Of NAV next.
o. Two O'Clock In the afternoon, my Office IN said Worces.
TER No. Worcester Bank Block shall offer for sale BY
public auction, 10 the Highest bidder said right in equity
o. redemption, 10 the several and separate tracts Of land
aforesaid. j. Day Denutv sheriff
api0 d3sTh
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% Get.

Z VERY STABLE TO RENT-situated
81 on Front street, recently occupied by Witt & Pratt
with the vacant lot adjoining The lot will make a de-
srable stand for Wood Yard, Lumber Yard or any out
location.
Apply to WITT PRATT, at their Livery Stable, Eos.
ter street. an22 dtS
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TH5HE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Moos.

FbNHE FRENCH LA GUAGE.-Mons.a and
Nine. E0REL., de R0SSIMIERE respectfully give
notice that they continue to give instruction in the French
(her native) Language.
They propose to form classes, upon the fifteenth of
April inst One for Ladies and Gentlemen meet Tues.
days and Fridays, at O'Clock p NJ at their rooms No.
" Exchange street. The other for Children, meet on
tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays at O'Clock P. NJ
kEFERENcEs-Jules F. Malgnon, Boston; Rev. Messrs.
Hale Bent Morrison, and James, MIR. Eli Thayer Drs.
Joseph and Henry Sargent, Worcester.
Worcester, April 1st, 1856. DIFF
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EbfCTU r. ES.-Just received, the most splendid
assortment exhibited in this city, and for sale uery
foto with or without frames, at LL0YD'S Picture Gal
lery, 1l9 Main street.
March %. DIFF
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ri OTtCE is hereby given that 1 have this day given
~ my son, Herman Dwight searns, minor, his time
He is at liberty to trade for himself shall pay no debts
Of his contracting claim any of his wages after this
date EpHRATN STEARNS
Winchendon, January o, 1856 ap2 d3sTb
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Urn Goo0s.
GREAT sENsA ITO n !:
UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT!
Another Gun from the NEW York Branch.
AWFUL FAILURE.
TERRIBLE BANKRUPTCY
Look Our for the Locomotive

COME AND SECURE THE BARGAINS
TAKE THEM AWAY
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NOIES"E.--An persons indebted to the subscribers
are hereby notified that their accounts will be left
with an attorney for collection settled previous
the 9Oth instant j. NJ. HUNTINGTON h co.
ap12 dtap30
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~ OTICE.-1he subscriber would hereby give notice
that he has disposed of his rterea in the firm of j.
EDDY " 60. of Athol. to MICHAEL CO0GAN and
would cordially recommend him to his former friends and
patrons The and style of the frm will be the same
as heretofore. ANDRUS MARCH.
Mlbury, April 81, 1856
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AT an enormous discount from the original cost which,
with our present stock, which we have marked down.
makes one Of the largest and cheapest stocks ever offered
IN this vicinity they will offer this stock for the next thir.
y days at less prices than before heard of in
New England 1t being impossible to give you list of
the prices of all our Goods select the following as
fair sample Of the whole READ AND JUDGE FOR Your
SELVES.
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Notlfes.

For "Rea5 Estate" "Wants,' "7o Lett"
see First Page"
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Drp GOODS.
NOV rs THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR EAR
GAINS IN DRY GOODS.
VIM. LOCKE &c co.
g o o II 8 /!

Would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of Worcester
and vicinity that they have just purchased
ln-aa- .Aan u
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CHOICE MESsINA FRUIT.-50 boxe,
~ Oranges, 100 do Lemons just received In prime or.
der and Of superior qualify, for aale by
WIN. O. SWEET h CO., lse Main 81.
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Arrived.

Steamship osaker city shufvdt Mobile Oct. - ard H,-
s Pts1eb BAKE yefpaol % days mde and pas.
.erg,r. 10 Houiand 4 frothbsnsm ,,,,
md'e G,,Ds Mntqrn Co. Or y
IT, 20 Ion o. p /. .Ap As.S . ssnTe '' Liverpool Tho
ship Jane. l. Boar Cows, Liverpool sept % md.e and
gale w. .hpp heavy which washed leeo.t
em The ds;ii' stow 1ey .rea ana AS S'. s
Of Gales jacob Harrington. the cook Of Boston
d,d Oct IS, LAT - o. lon ~ observed partial eclipse Of
cappeT.h we.,~.rd H. of Boston,. Hu..ey, Ae,.ndr.
day.. and Hampton Road. lsh, in ballast to moster
Bark Weklp, Curiis', Cardiff IS days iron 10 r. Book
B,ik suliote of Belfast. Hesran, R,sssd Island Bahama,
.s' 10 Bacon Sargent Coz vessel 10 II Broohmsn
ian DIED Died - Croir Sept rhomss A'he Of Green
ys GO waPg MI ss. y g. ss.: t: %' IT,
Of B.@cr- 81 e day. from Boa1de.uI P bo%a,e.
lat 81 3 lon 81 81 spoke French b.rt AIua from 81, D.T.
on 10 so spoke 'chr N,Issnset Of and from Se"forsfor
Bhs Rollins w.ye lOfF.n River, Cole whaPPo. VI. Hon.
Kong Feb l. mating eA.sa kc. 10 master Passed Anfer
"A J.. Hss5 poi. bas ppnrT Of boston, from Singapore
for Bosou Oct 10 lat 10 So lon % 2s pa.rd barb MaryH
y lat 2 lon 81 Is .Poss b. .hF Tn q 3 i5S S s
Brsr dysinr tom Bueno, Ayre. for New: York.
Bra Rob.rt b La"'n tOf Newport csmrn' Havana Oct
BHs Faune Butler lof Bangor, Atwen. Alicante Sept o.
sria s.r.s Peer. cof El.wos Lord Kos.son Jam sy
81, sugar. Sc. to c. !. t. Peer,
scbT foktown, Wogafn, City Gaps, nour
schr Mary Jane Ba.s, Norfolk days, mdse to sturse'
Chairman & Co.
scbr D W B.siey, Haley, Aux Cages Oct loswooa to
sch sarah Brupn, Dou,la.. Georgetown 5. C. days
val stores . Doner 4 Potter.
sctr Maria Lindsey A.ranhsn Oct hles. Se.. 70 Corn
bs Beach Co De-. a. ls 81 50.lOn. u D. -poss bark
ocesn TELEGRAPH, for Boston.
scLr Locy Robinson, Hiriige Bslsmore days coal TO o.
VI. Smith.
schr. J.re Ro.. roper. yirsini. day. potatoes.
schr Stsn (of HHwk Allen Turk. Island II days, log
wood. kc., 10 Chase 4 Small
sthr. Cee.iia. CoOmbs, Portland Conn.
Scir James T. Berthe lnmSD, Alexandra days coal :"
Cumberland Coal Go.
sclr l. Brown Bro~I, Aex,ndfi4 days coal 3, Cum
SER john Anmach Pierce Balrirnore days. oosl.
Eole L.uIox ST. Peters IL dsJs, hsh 40 ne-."is'
schr J. w sturEes Hickman. Virginia, potatoes.
SrhT. J. d. noIesn, III dsaI, Virginia, wood
S.ur. Ii. H.yeus FinAy. NiTsiuia potatoes.
schr. star Chance. NHsIia, pOiato.s.
Scr. J.. Van Ssst LeWi., Virginia, p1istoes
Ser. j. Mclean, Bncklin Richmond DAYS
Eel " s.hnEton, Hunt, Virginia days. Potatoes.
schr Heurco scraLton Richmond days. h5gr AMI .,bsc,7
{. h. r. arson.
s,nr. Richmond. Harri. Richmond 5 days.
scLl asdoIs, Ireland Aewb,ru " & days naval -:oes
90 Diltls Co.
Prcpelsr Beverley Pierce. Phiadelphis.
Pr I.isr Osprey. X my, Providence.
keioh Dundee FEl LEoe ST. Peters V r., Il days h't
10 WL.elw ri.h,
sAILED-siearshipse ouiherr.r flr Char,sto1; Fo.lL
Savannah; Ro1noks Norfoli Richmond Per.ia 3D. j. T.
Liverpool; brig Edinburgh tor Bangor.
WISD-W. n. ".
eo't his r1oinius biAs detained b. aea'y gale o. ne
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Markets. Rererted5n Tslegrani.

RIFF.Lc Oct. IS FLOUR stctdy; sales .ia Shls.
IS 5 for TO choice iagis aud Wisco sst
a e. choice Ohio Michigan and 's-x
WHE.r lover; ssl's 5000 bush 68sl II for Chicago
srrps. 2. Nlwsnkee Club. md g. fr whit,
CsrsdiSu Uucbsrsei; ssrs u ~ husA a. No.
oars lower; 'srs lS" bpsh At S.c B.sIEY DOL 90 II 20
Ca,.L FREGHrs lower; Corn elsie Wheat 15ie.,
N,z York RECEIPTS fer he - hours c1dius today
= rs bbls Flour I as bush. MhcS stSi bash Cot- aud
4. nCo bush. Os's C.NAL ESPosr.--7ola bush Wheat,
Is oSI hush. Corn. snd ,?ls bush Os;s.
OsvFsn Oct. IS 2. n.The demand for WHssr % con-
n.6 - ~. city and mills ss~s II l6fs bash
81 - ~ prime red Indiana. CoRs .,'sdy 'Aes % 100
iu.b re- C.N. FssfcErs hrm Flour &c, w neat lSe,
,rd Corn i6c. Newyork LsEg lNPosrs to-tay-ts1 %
ip.b hss, go hu.h. Corn. CANAL ExPonrs-2S bic.
Flcur ~ 800 hrsh Whss'. p 200 bush. Corn. -
NEW OsLr.Ns Oct. IS. lSS.-COrros-Sses t".dAy 7 y"
tse. a. an advance IT, the m.rket closing htu w" qnoe
N5a,rg a, IIGii}r declined - = bh sA.~.a' 80
s7l Whi,, wHEAr, 7ec- L,sD dull. FRxeErs-Cott"n -
Liverpool, l5S.d.
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Disasters, &c.

her beam sues supposed 70 belong % 'ssHor;
seasp,ri, f.en in with o. .cAr Msrenso u " d.
81 Aicee B4nk which took her IN tow s eDiAgJEcI - et
Der into Po,ucetown, but forced landon her Ice
letters sport" could only b. made "a, ~ the .:e1 nc
about 10 fUns her qIaer deck painted e1 ioiH
AID teE topHas;s sr'"n The above y,s' nay b" ~ '
q s.srori neIiioDed having teen oSed Into Pf'n'
towL
scrs. HARY ADAMS Il Boo'hbsy from Bsnsr FOR ~,
sprurs leak morning Il lith, Of Cspe Lbh lght ~.
tie wind blew vsry OF shore td Tie scai " -
fast 81. ashore est Of Cap ~ r.
kAItoT. Tie sthT Ia. Der bak broken ard VII P9b'o
ccIdtu ned H,r cargo 0f LUMBER wl b. saved The N
continues favorable. .
BssK BsUcE Il FsiThaven, l72 tun before report ~
bah xib4Y aer having been sshoTe, couirI 20
sold tor s3coto jos VIM esq fer Oh, HOO Es!' 'F'
wss Lso purchased BY NJ. w -
driven into the Gulf Sirram By gale from NV 49,
struck by Ehniug which badly injured her orens.i O. -
lAr,e Al hor With chain and par OF esek l5sd. T.,
BRIG Eastern STATE, before reported in contse We s
selma ashore At sca4,e Beach, VII stop Sd ''
Sciuae. - =. a.. -
BsIe JFssE Wright Of Camden. Ne. 81 NoTio- 'H'm
JsIces River 10 lead ioT -, had iosi t0seDs-t