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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-03
SYPHILIS AND GONORRHGA-Dr. L

G4apkty woua ak esp tcial attention 70 syphlitic
.Ii ,lu~rhsea d-n-es. Ia ihe rst stages oil either
Of hr-e complains he gu r.nlea, peri'ct aud cfec
,uu clr ia few days. without huirance to business
or IN. .'i ghtr.t nCoIysurnce. The Doc Jrs method
of ffr,in. hem c,ub.ne $40 the latest in rJYrmeu,s
by the ni. ica faculty. vi u I-cpser'es made 10y him
~elf more effective Than anything !ei known. which
secures the patient from The pJ- pdiiy OF secondary
-,lunnm, and rem the d-ci- in che -hurte-t ps
sblctjme Secondary ~ tphi't, which appears in con
sequences Of the aDsJr ltiun ~ The >pn INTO the sys-
tenn and produces BubD.-, liberation, in the throat
,,nd nos. VIII Ell DESTROY lfr Id tsllze The
bones To mGrlify separ e and come aTty disigurng
the patient horribly \ dies or panlh sTellines on
the bones spoiches upon hr -Slu. cses OF which the
Dorrrs see daily IN Ms Ollie AMI which Ire result
of imDroper treatment Al,n. ulcers, sores ard pm--
ples and injuries the constitution. VIII ch. after
long period of suffering destroy life xvi also be re-
membered that these disorders are hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-03
Proprietor ofthr Miners Ilol
Tc Dr. Ucinimann, san Francisco

Having styled me lcinc myself at the lnversi! OF
rlrta. II l,niy, supPp,e KNOW enough J." br i"'-
Hrvrd when declare hereby lnlt Nou ar" the hrS'
phv~icill ever met with m 'dilo-nl lhl' dtcir
ration Is Glndcd ON what hdv" soon Nou DO and
heard from cveryloly wAcn rn-.i II al N"rn3n Il.
land know OF m1nr p.rt'I- t' whom y"H BAY
-,vpd Iit,. and lm~ r tN.v "a brru completely
given up H. "'he'. ft. .t. Viii ' any iiinr c'n"
turw irt and r~ iiN l.. ,H." - I!1'. ANA Z" your
science Wi-hinI tul ... ... Ir'', The same snr
cess which h1- t.t-.i ..i ... ...- I. rrmrIu tr3y
yours, {. IA.
TO Dr. Hetnimann $50.
a u. .a 10Th, Isj6.
Ny Depr anil &. i... t.... .... .-'t il with
much regret thgl ri~ -" ,nU
quit MORMON ISLAM .,1e phY-i.
rlau o, great talent .r'Il not
nppr,.ciiir t,o much. T.,.. ..rU..i hy thr
numerous who came ,..i' '.. p blr,S OF
the mines, and NON Ir- t-"oi All
NN sell, given up by W.i. l O... '',' phy-
~ci;u~ prepared ul,.-l ...'... .. r..H come Un
der your IT dtmCn AMI YOU tt' r'.I. Blot" '' ID SrlN"
sickness in short time. 1,s i#. ''..| NuGr, II
physician and you do Nuu 81. '.... 6.
Proprietor '...... 7, cant.
TO Or. lieHinann, san ir.H.
Alh.rn. I..,.a., 1884, l-j6.
Dear Doctor:-T always rem .'up ,ts with pleas
ure. and feeling Of grIrlr pr mp nr 10 address
you these lines Nuu knuw in what drplUaabie state
was after coming out cf iHe hands uf Dr L., who
wanted to anpula'e my 'ight arm. m shed by fan
ing lrork, in orierto save my NE. Happily for me,
heard of you .ai of the reputation which You had At
Mormon Island; 20 | asked Tor NoHr advice before
parting with my arm. At HE accommodation Of
>rmc friends O. Yours IN Greenwood, went - stay
with you and in few weeks my arm. instead OF being
ampuia'td was saved, together with my life which
consider owe 10 yOn. Dear noctor ii ever can be
Of ANY advantage u YOU dispose of ne, for il is en-
lre!S 10 yrur skin thai owe my present eN'scdce
Receive her-fre, my siecDre respect, AMI The assn.
rance thn hceve You to he one Of oar most talent
I'd and experienced physicians in this country.
Yours truly, 9.
To DR.. Hcinmann. san Francisco
Sacramento, February lst, 1856.
The undersigned has known DR. lleinimnnn flr
many years. and cun Vouch for his justly h1vnI
earned reputation H. conscientious prudent rN-
perienccd anl skillgl Physician and surgeon a9
would therefore recommend 10 al people 10 r.iy with
most implici, confidence in Dr.. llennaans -Nlli aud
science. Z. ~.
Third street. between and
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Through Tickets are soot on sltheI Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets And general Information SAn ts
procured nj the Com?auy's once, Nc. - Dearborn
s,rert opposite fremont Mouse. Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can MAKE
through cont acts by calling the Company Agents
A. il. PETERS, As't, IS Dearborn street Chicago
BIZ SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
dert1d.f
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COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
Throl1S1h
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
IO COLLLVGDJ,OOD,
AND SHENCE BY IHH
Ontario, SincOe 4 Huron Railway
TO
TORONTO!
Oern-etinS with

Oorn.stins with
Steamers on Lake Ontario,
TO ALLPOiN7S EAST.
vINHE "Ch.cago and Collincwood Route" first -s.
tatlished last season, has received will rseritsd
al ,linc:ion from the entire frss aud the rrsv eIg
pu,li3 and has been universally charactsrise The
mat r,1an.ic, pleasant and popular Route
txbi.he ~ the Unon. Tbs r,,tre arr anseEa"uu fer
1855 have oeea made WITH the view to r-nisnrs this
Great axe Route fhs rlost Comfortable, pleasant
and systematic In business srrsngS ncgt.
II il The route for the Bgsinesr Man, Tie Tourist
and tn Pleasure SEEKER. II ahounds VIII the sid,
est And xraniest rrsnsrv-tss beautiful sh-rss Of
Lake Alchlza. aad the Isl-,. d.<.Irs tns ao.tn-iL
ent.et the classic Isiso: OF saesinae tie traal-
,ionary Manitocin Islands The hcrls II TIE Indian
spirit cf thr Lakesl ami the ryriorAmiciiks lees
\. organ Bsy-f.rIn perse. Of s;ev. unSr rpassad
On the northern Continent,
me Boat. Gre luxurioasiy furnished fer nisht;:sv-
eli Aud By saiins arrsnsereu's the daylight pats.
I'd al the straits and AMONG the Is'snds Mat, dust
and Or. svottst. u .ne hottest
days Of snrnrltr, trssslsrs .rias satls Lake
tr.tss.
MAR, snt iaseenp-rior.
On r.v.sn a. Toronto pa-ssngsrs car "a ~
hours &i-t he Great Suspensen Brds- and ths Tsls
a. E.A-aia, Trip a. IN TIE Thousand f-lands
and the f.ap.is RI the 81 Lawrence. Rosie from To-
route cross Like Ontario 10 the hight 70
EUPfAI0: KocHEsIER. oswEG0. CAPE VIM
AMI MONTREAL.
re-rc- connect With Railroads 20
ALBAHY, NEH YORK, BOSTON, PH1LADEi-
PHIA,
Aud all oin.r Eastern Citie~.
TIE fu,s:ux ms gni gent Pk,senasr bostr oou Prize
the Line
KEySrOSy STAIR Capt. Rchsrds,
nI-cxvYy STATE CAPT l. Chamberlin
NIA(3Ap, Capt Miller.
oIIREN CITY. Cspt VIZ wstts.
TIE Lou istA1N,
Capt DAyEsPohT; win run between Coiinswod
ard i;rrcn Bay, connecting with the regular npe 10
MocSnAr,
The Boais viii leave Chicago, on fu.e dsy, fLurs
day and ardsy evenings, at O'Clock touching ~
wsukegan, Kenosha. Racine. MnWsukrs, Shee,ygan,
II auitowoc Two Rivers md Aacknse.
~ TICKETS through, or to Any point % the
route can be obtained on board the Heats at the
CoUlpany's Once, l36 South water street, Chicago.
PoT fur Their Information apply on b0ord or 70
0ODRkRY BRYANT,
Ysssenger Agent, CLeaso
HAS \ REID, Proprietor. EFT
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uoeetings.
nne selectlon Of pieces for opening AMI ciosiI.e
eryices special occasirps, nc. Also Chants for y
scopsi service snd last hut not least 100 pages arr
evoted 10 Instructions G1d exercises, which make
invaluable for the Teacher We intend at si time to
b supplied with the work BY the quantity Oriers
e,c,ts Coples sent postage fecl the receipt u
n fthe retail price Teachers, Chorsters AMI 4ust
esans are reauested to examine the work.
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INSURANCE ADvERTIEMENTS.

INSURANCE ADvERT1EMENIS.
THE CIsHC.fGO ClTx'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE. Rssm Ne. l. Mas ale renp,e.
Dearborn ST., On yC.1GO.
CAPITAL STOCK, Sl5O,OOO
D1rootore.
TURKEY s GIIBEnT HENRY eUAYAA1.
'II0RGR nULS
ofrIccrm.
EDMUND CASFIELD Pres. HENkY BASDT, Sec.
HENRY CHAPMAN. Tr-ssr.
q N. GILBEIT. Censrsl Ascs.t and surveyor
Til. Company Nss orrsnir-d % tn. 27th day Of
Ms-tE. A. ID 1904. uItcf Srynciai Charter from The
legislature Of ilipols and business eounenced under
ID most isNorabv auspices. It's es,sbi haieft hss
be'n uis'n fG aui reliable basis, and "A view Of
its stability ."Giness and p,rnanrncy RANKS a. ole
II tho nr-, Insurance Companies Ia Ls country. t.
those de'lr.ns Of p ciins III mseiYss against los.
dinitFe ty ite Or pors o; the ses. by tss leave
to 6isT the following
REFERENCES:
Messrs Stone h Wit CleyclatriU
Wiilisms n AIRY. Cir-so.
NORTON y BGo,hrr, :.
SiVur X bsJiarT, "
) Duraui. Pc. = Racine 4 Ml,, Rs1i~si
t5vn, {. Nurthfup, tssh'r kso ca BArk
VIZ. + Lyndr. EfG &nwauk@.
g. CVnroe, Esl. Racine.
Henry Fsrnsn. Pest Chicago X. I. Railroad.
> "nhe.t, Casi. .oui. Han. nIia.p'
bsn. y. hLpir,. Ed, Cleveland o.
ii.r johu g breSiln, Treaa'r Of State C1auA.boA.
Ihps- Csmpb. j., H.. Spr, 10, Ia.
iiaa. u thanthet'iu, 81 louis. No
Ness HalfsVttl,. Wc.ss u jeycaus5r re, CatAgs.
Mt. ! u Burcli q e.. HI, AZ, HAM.
~ n. VIA. at'i.ii ,ov-tn4, OF Oat..
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II pesopns tndehaed y the suhecFtber, ey b CoD
"a D povGal, ere reQueGted t. eau ~ ssttis ~
m011n1a1y. 81 theYeey sovo est.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRlFueE WINE.
(IS QUART BOTTLkS.)
X .AlDBkeH THA HalL

. AA0v
VIE greatest Medicine ever discovered Ter ;h-cu
i NJ Fever ard Agus, Chill Fever, Dumb Agu~,
snd all bilious d.sesses. This vsualle medicine hss
Tow b ea before ths pubic FOX esvcT8! s"Srs. AID
there b. better evidence offered OF is -dcaey
it.n It's ext nsivs sale, and ooEstaotly i,cnastEG
r.put s;p., ART this /. owing to its having performed
soin. .. the nost woude-., snd astonishing cure
tina, iisvs sse- ban known. b-snG p5rs'y vtGts-
he free from I'll foreign dirs r,1s ~ i1fG afS er-
ye1 ais, Feb.ifHee wine % tst-n With tao Ut
n s.ety urdrr almost any Circumstances. II
.,-n.fh'ns he stomach, Hvsorstss To- systsm, AID
y-i.f' u prevents tn. lsngI1T SID r-GFsra.hW q
s,~restt adj b sirays st'.7es e.v.s 40 AgL'. And
Al ~. "a t-s4s-s II r.t on!g tr7-ss he g III and
Il ss - y.r - REMOVES teP ssasS - he I!v-
er - ptr.y 9-g,ns CO. vE.,n ice tLu srd Pevei
irt-.I IL ~ iao' sand. v no hxvs .-ec me I'S-i
O. ID ue. 10 -rter -.tje..., e. =ir,ae thAa
Mech 81 s,t cpsrs.s o. ne sytt-in NE charm
III. er1 ~ secoaa +. - t-t'.age nc 'eaks he
'Aits nd ~ 'rtin~ed o7d ? 20 d 'irs rs, 4
- = tlseas, :psrrl.HeaI.y f'ol the -vstesn.
aid leaves tho hsry /. = healthy condition. Thcse
persons who sfSct,i With P.vrr SD Aaus OF any
forla 4 bilious di-es.-s are Enn,-idsi % give
this valuable medicine fa- trial. VII, i 10 al shat
Ia naessSary 70 ls- succ~~s AND 'sospra a.. VI its
Superiority every o;hAT se,neiy ever ofsrci e
the pubic CERTIFICATES % III. Highest -esp+ets>;ty
might De presented 20 sHts'ansi all tina, is claimed
In its b. naf but il win BE- ~. 20 intYodr', tse.sto
stand or fall upon its own neri.s.
Caution /, the Put.k.--Er sur- tha. IN Esr,s Of
tie proprietor, JoHS wInEh Is 10 his vr eSnaNri
ting on the Promissory Eo.., raich i- sttsen~s IA
the bottom Of Zach Engraved $50 70 .he h',;lr..
Sold At re;ail By DraSsi.ts sd A"rensn' ,siy.
where.
All Wholesale orders must b Ar-ctcd " JGhu y /.
ner, 81 Maiden Lane, n. T, 10 bay 4 baldwin
vhoeasie drnsgsts. Chicago.
sold sao,s ssie ard retail By 4essss
ALvORp VAN PAfTEN,
a Ia 1nvr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17


Lumber! Lulll Der!
LATHS, SHINGLES, SLAVES, PICK
ETS, Etc.
IL the Railroad Depot
0AVU 1GH6s0s
First mill above the Railroad Bridget
HAVING on hand . large ard superior stock Of
II ST. CROlX LOGS, 10 are prepared 70 ~
bills Of lumber Of any anj every description with
psvmptness and despstch. Welave also N our lusn-
bss yard At present fall suppiy Of
Ey0s.jssQ, EtsscS1sl 3, JOisfs, Sfssd-
ding, RDasdS. Lathe,
Shin Iges, Pjcjeets,
etc.
All OF which ~ pledge earselves to seii - isw -
cen b haa at any establishment in the West.
PITCH PHeE!
We would especially can The Atscntbcn o. Builders
and others In want Of Long and Strong Timber to
the fact that W have large raft o. Ions P!tco
Pine Logs, which vs WI saw, " required into tim
befs Of any length, frs0 10 TO - feet II Is need
less for to comment UPON the strength and dara-
huity Of this tinbsS. u well knowE 70 every me-
chanic.
n. B.-we have ,ssus 10. Of c'eaa ses.oa.:is
nd Inch Plank. sept2sdH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Or. ". D.. BhAiN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULIST AND AURIST.

IASpermanently located 10 Rock Island, on Iii.
III mis- street, opposite Island City Hotel, where
r. will be happy 20 see o.! 7crrnns afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several yea 70 this special branch
of his profession, trusts that he can relieve many
who have given up in despair with Ansuro Is, the
symptoms Of which are weakness Of sISht, imaginary
objects noatins btcre thu eye; objects appear OBJ
scurcd BY cloud or kasiuess flashes Of iSht snlsrse
naent of the pupil, &c.
Cataract, in which the lens torn white and pre-
vents the ray Of light passnx thronsht. Opiba,uls
inflammation, Near-sisht, weakness Of visicn Strs-
bisuRs Sluin,Is, o. well ~ Deafness in IL ysTous
forms.
Having received from Paris the n"x and wonder
fui OpthslInvscop', with which We are enabled 70
lock into The dths Of the eye and 49, the interior ~
clearly tn outside, and thereby asccrtsn the
act state CT the optic sni rstt1a II Ariaross,
the lens in inciient cataract. Also it, Illuminated
specnutn for Gaming ths ear. IS we'll Is .eve-a new
mdieSl preparations for cur;uE opecty q the cor
;ilnn the eys without tre o. IL" knife
or c4ust,cs.
To prevent imposition, DR., D. deems Il prudent to
STATE that he IL = regular Physician. Being srsdu-
ate Of the University Of Vermont, also Of the Ees
York oDtha mic Hospital and his success ~ Occu
list attributable TO the perfection to which h has
brought ths use Of NJ ated vspoys IN the treatment
Of dissases CT the eye.
p. b. Or. D. will devote portion u his TIM TO ths
treatment Of chronic dseas-s especially VI the throat
d. uLgs, having cured himself Of Con.un ption a.
.iarss pait Of his ristt lnns vas Ioss b, disease
As well a. many others Ia . like condition.
Once hours frvm nins 70 four.
p~s T~'a,d oct. %. 1874. dUn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
chicago, Alton / 81. Leais K. K.
g 05g1E 4 80 ~

AIRLINE ROUTE EETWEEN
Chicago and -. Louis.
rain, ,eoc. CAicago for 81. Losis and tnterme.
didfe places.
Accommodation Train, (sundxy's eac~ptsd) Sosn
Express Train, Saturdays eIceptsd) IL lVrh
yrain. !sacs ST. LouisJor Chicdgo and i.ferms-
iidte p;lces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays elceptsdl TO-DAY
Express Train (sa.urdays exceptetD 8S0pn
Trains run directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet. Bloom
inston Springfield, Csrlnviile and Alton.
viIrapn run on this al make direct connections
N Joliet Cut or and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet making this the shortest, gulcsst and most re-
Liable route between St Louis aud New York, Boston
Philad-iphia, and the Hast
With Illinois entIal h 4 81 Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendv,A and Cairo.
iii Great Western Of iii.sois 81 springfield. for
Decatur and Nspies.
With all lie Rail- Dads diserrnG from Chicago
sj,b daily line Of Packets At s. Louis for krosnk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through richC;s for sii plsess mentioned above can
be procured u all the principal ticket oees 10 the
United s,A,es, aud NJ the Offices
In 81, louis IN lineage
Zoo. q " Arlington ~. Is Dsal1oru street oppo-
sru~ h. I,y.e site fremont House.
RICHD ?. MORGAN. -, pupt.
S.vomius.oa, Jsu. i. is's ieSlsdti
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sur 13-Is ne Matter of ne 4oessmsnt for Re2vya,ino
Grading, Sitting Curb and Gutter, AMI Floogfng Sdeo1ls
" fgty Firti Street, in NJ DRY q Nsac iort.-Ths 10
motion fer the allowance OF common law o7sioTdri The
proceedings sought 10 be removed the made
by the Common Council FOR regulating, grading setting
curb and gutter, and Tagging sidewalk in fify frs
street The writ asked for BY only Of the persons
asstsFed On the argument strongly In favor Of al
lov the writ, but more mature reflection con.
ftantd 10 follow the Of The People Supervisors
q Alegany u5 wend 1881, TIE Matter OF Mount Norris
square 90 llD ls) which dec sve against the allow
ance. In the latter Justice Cowen says''we ought
not 10 allow this writ when assessments OF taxcs or
awards OF damages are In question, which Affect any con
siderable number Of persons there be want OF iuris-
deon even In the judicial act sought 10 be reviewed or
IN othtr words, there be an excess Of legal power By
which any person rights may be nurousiy Affected al
action hes and IL much better that he ahoud be put 10
This remedy than that the whole proceedings should be
srretted, and perhaps finally reversed such cause
N te case before me the complained Of may bo
fully examined IN an action; and deny the writ bee
believe hc Court would quash upon the coming in Of
the return Which vas done IN the 81 the People Va
Supervisors Of Aegsny. Motion dsnisd, without costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
The African slave Trade In c.ba.

Prom the Cornwall (Jamaica) Chronicle aug. 1911
u anything would warrant nation 70 80 10 war 10
would 6e Of the Wholesale rchberes Of human beings
to m poor debased, degraded Africa The island Of Cuba
not Only acting robbcr but receiver Of this stolen pro
pef;y The suppression mockery the part OF the
british govern ment and until decisive blow be
fttuck on all who arc engaged In lt-whetber Captain
Genti or Captain pard0ths Alto minsble scourge 10
pcsfon o. the human !sce viii remain 10 torment the
er rs Of the hunantto the dark conscience o.
hc trader ARD tie despicabe aiders and abettors who
Gu the heh Offices Of state above mentioned Nothing
bot wsr The kaiie viii ever abate the avarce OF these
Il glorious and Infamous dealers In human flesh. We
yHy them not one whit less crimidal than the
1lrrtes and the fsners who have secured themselves
. ncte IN the chVer Of Fnelsh history Of crime and
cvep tupitude, ~ ndclby liked those OF Nero aud
cruan in that Of the lonan. treaty ought 10 be de
uandtd and fulfilled IN order 10 abolish this practice,
" hrh has become nuisance 10 the whole civilized
word
war with srtin fer broken treaties in order TO pre-
vent acts 81 cruelty and inhumaBIty, would surely be
ATTIC nal and ust as the late wsged In the East TO
SUBJ the interests OF Turkey, In order 70 prevent "a
raCcus and fem barbarous nation 10 quench s thirst
blccd on the people Of weaker nation. II would
TACT principles similar 10 defending the right Of the
weaker sesns, the powers Of the mighty woti be,
W. ale certen, considered iar nggrt ssion, Spain
SIN PERSISTED In her Infamous wrong dong.
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stonrn-lip Auqrais. LYON. savannal--s L NiicbiL
ton \ 20.
steamship Jamestown, Parrish. Norfot-Iudam A Plea
sh.p Norihumbcrisrd Spencer, Lonaou-E Morgan 4
mn ssrTie rc,,ss s,,,ysrE.PgSs,, s% 80
naIl Jusfe rsme Rshrihs. Franilcr,--oeiI chs 4 Co
laik Iou'sa ~. ottrry falmouth, 70 Logan.
i.srt ise ariSs Rytsf Iaysas-sors Nephew
Iig Ida hsynes Hutchinson, Porto cabeo-Asrcda Jove
IiIls Ana .ss. rs.s, $ scass Me- &Earslsr,
IIir Cistc RI. " hinIic wlrdscr, Ns-J Whitney Co
Ific Belle, Robertson, Phi adepha-Yates Porerheld.
h. raqaete dAveiro pcrn Frere, Lsbon-Fisaniere,
SIR Anna giqes. Ro.s Iasasyrs-we.scsg webs.
sei isees Sr Babessc PoSi psTsH,ie,esif Duncan
sthr Iharger, siosn Iayrort-p y ssyres
schI wiiism tBr. Mokmon, 5, John, Mp MENUS
schr y Johnson. johnson, Ncwbern DAVIS Holmes.
schr Y Bedeii RYDER, Aiezsrdra, se-M BsaeIL
Schr q " Van Name, Van Name freAcricksburc-Nan
sc6r bepcw. Edronds r,edcrcksburv-van Brun,
ss nsi9ss ,r SIN y ror N, sseo
sshr syles asyns hsm@s-Nysriih ABBOT
sshr y : ca,,i; wT,sle} riasa lpll,s-J v NcKee.
eSr srs"lse sias Bssi:s foon1s levi. ~
Steamer Parker Vein Ramsey, rorilandC fomwUiis Inc
ARRIVED
.s sn fsss wsS ,S ssTp' S Hosrs %
q llareras eSchargcd Signals viii steamship Marcn, Cor
tharesiUu.
I'D y lecna, July H. vhh insecd, &c 10 Cartwrch Har-
risen n 90.
shir Princeton Rel liverpool Aur 4 Win ndsn and 2s-
faEsei Geft to Frost Aug ~ Caps sight spoke
lip1 Word from Liverpool for Bombay; 18th. at q 81,
In - 2s shin - wiudwagd apparently distress beat
= her ard found LEI - be the Br ship Amay waerloered
ord ~ sndred viii be- and yards al Standing and her
Crcks BURSTING M sisl Tai 40 IL lon "a a. signazed ship
vi - Perl NJ feipoo for Phiaderhia aoh, the
5' oss ier o shr ~, m M & rrovn'soNn with
ship 1yph,o Salcr ivtrpt o.. Aug ~ with mdse and R3
rassengrrs a Kr sland sutton. s inst lat 43 ~
on - - passed schr Red Wing seerngW III at ~ 90 Ion
clear Aue 10 ock eliot SEPT Georges shoa bearing
sbr rgderwrisr Ai,n Iiyerpoo Aug q Wild udse and
30 passengers Catew Aug n lat A lon ~ 30 spoke
shin :, Louis bound " 9Th lat ~ Jon 80 3d. spoke Br
spr Jsrr wash tof Yarmouth. Me-, YORK Bristol Eng
laws with pR "a nnartorb vessel 10 Walsh
chatc Aug - Ia, 20 y lon ~ saw brig Crimea, steer
hstk i irn Of ne Tines Br Martin Bahia 20 days in
81 A fiih NJ
spete hark elias Lev from Philadelphia for Antigua
prrk cadet Guide. Belize Hond, Aug ~ with skins coch
fs,i ResSiue Delsy from New London 70 Grnnel in
mig Paiiarce lT'r Stubs, Gonaves, Aug o. with log.
W. Nav sner tof Fss Nachas, johnson Yueyas Sen,
= III cedar snd mahogany 20 MAYHEM. 9th inst, iai N,
~ ri ~ ote brig Anderson Randall hence Cor Mobile
Tfe African whneuore, Cenfuegcs Aug II, with sugar.
MIA prederck Eugene Thompson Calais with ia,hs, 70
sts Tor of Rcckand) Grant Port au Prince IA DAYS
,,,h loo WOOD ii n Delahpfd.
Sch rsbornalre Cr, Lockhar, Windsor, rs with plaster
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