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q Car.-The adver.iseme ut In another col.
amu IL worthy Of attention. II claim. to be Z
great medical discovery -ba: the proof Of the
pudding IL, 10 This case. BY trying bottle
The compound hsad to be Vegetable end harm
less II 20, no harm can result from trial. and
i beneficial. will result Ia nsuch good.
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SAMUEL OEWEI-.

SURVIVOR AT TIPToN AND cENIRAl
LAND AGENT.
WILL attend promptly to all business req mir.
ing an agent: such as
PA YING OF TiAES
Buying and Selling on Con,nsission,
sis sng pscsas ands ia this county e. Pm
sd tlsss ger choice Of land By cali
Il his nee.
soR sALE.-io,s and 3 Block II In TIE own Of Re
chssts which IL stssted au,Ili vii
ecisr .na val. Also, Lot Block - 10 II ksch
Ter ~ sAnvEi pAuEll
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Admints taatfix, Notice.

NOTICE ID hereby given that letters Of Ad
IN ministratioa have been duly issued 70 me BY
the County Court Of Cedar county, lows, upon
the estate Of Henry Wise, deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate viii make payment at
once 70 the subscriber, and those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle
ment, duly authenticated. SoPHrA WISE,
36 4w.pd. Aduinistratrix
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Democracy Illustratsd.

The Democrat Of this place last week
RECALLED its re .ders with cut OF strange
looking animal, which 1t said was coon
with negro's head on il, as represen.
ta,ion Of al old line wing supporting the
negro party which Of course meaDs an
old line whig supporting Buchanan. -
The illustration 10 20 good that We have
copied there il 10. ~".
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Two EsfkAr Hbks -: -Tsh9 - ~ hissn Dsasss, 4
Sosrisen hsnls high bsnss On ths sssk Is hind loo,
shs small ss.s 10 toe forehead supposed 10 be hf.ssn
old snd spyssissa - forty dosss and tay
Bhs~n hams hixh, With write The ruhs biaA feo
,uppo-s 70 b. ola ssd - DOL
Aas.s -. m s.w. fATTgLL, elssi.
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The .Nscs The news OF the day of
most importance, is OF the elections il
the East, which have gone Republican
BY huge majori.les. thus showing that
the sham Democracy nave no foot. hold
among Tie in,eIligen, yeomanry Of the
New England States, anu mus, contine
their success to Southern nul.i6.rs and
tre-eatcTs.
From Kansas. nsthing new Of much
importance has ,ransp'red. Skrmishes
are daily taking place and acts OF tru al.
ny are daily perpcsra.ed by he ruHsin
party. A general attack is soon 10 be
made by the united pro-slavery forces to
eIterminate the free.sla,e party.
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EUGaE NOQJGG9.
ShoYi6's Sale.

ShoIt6D Sale.
QY virtue Of special Execution TO me direct
- ID Issued Oh the Clerks Once Of the Dis.
vic. Court, In and for the county OF Scott and
tate OF lows, Ia fsvsr Of Carpenter Dix Il Co.
and against Pittenger 4 Wheeler, have levied
upon the following described Real Estate, lyine
and bring in the town Of Upton. Cedar Co.
Iowa, to Wit Lot nix 60 In Block twenty four
(24) IN the Aforesaid town Of Upton and alst
out Of the property heretofore attached on the
9Th day ofNovamber. ls55, Ia 4 cer.ain writ d
attachmest, issued out Of the District court o
Scott county, Iowa tested November Alb, 1855
10 favor NJ Carpenter Dix ( Co, plaintiffs, an<
agains. Pittenger 4 Wheeie. defendants ant
shall Offer the Same for sale ct Da lie outcry
on Saturday, the lth day OF October, A. D
1855, ct the Court House dnor 10 Cedar county
Iowa, between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ, IN,
I o'clock r. N. Of the aAid day, 70 satisfy ID
said execution and the costs that may accrue
thereoa.
Upton, lows, Sept 10th. 1886.
JOHN H. BiRELEY, Sheriff
81 ~. Cedar Co., Iowa.
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w. c.. COTES

Wholessik aud Retail Dealer in
Foreign, Domestic Green, DRIED
Fru'ts, Nuts, Confectionery, &c.
Corner Front BRADY sts., Davenport, Iowa.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
100 Bbls. Green Apples just received and fer
sale at IS per barrel.
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. II. 33,ln
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L IL M b 9 r.
Minnesota Lumber Yard

Minnesota Lumber Yard
Corner OF Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House,"
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CANUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
~ announce to the citizens Of Davenport y nd
surrounding country that he has recently open
ed an extensive
l. u m b er yard,
corner Of Iowa ard Fourth streets, directlyop-
posite New Pennsylvania House, where he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
u Lumber, consisting in part Of
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, fu
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Shceting,
PLANE 80 TIA67DK1.
Joist and scantling Of al dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight TO
twenty -four feet long, 500 200 best quality
shaved pine shingles, 400 900 best quality pine
iaths; also 10000 No. l pickets /; 1900 No.
Pickets; also constantly on hand . iull assort-
ment OF Sash and Gtazed Windows.
TIRE particular attention Of builders and pur
chasers Of lumber is invited to examine on,
stock which viii be sold at
Prices that Cann0l fail to suit Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
II nrth streets.
N. B.-purchasers from the country stop.
ping at the Nsw Pennsylvania House will have
the advantage Of selecting and loading theii
lumber, without taking their horses from the
stable ~.
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tail Desicery.-Whlle esrybody yas
Ia aaennancs ut Mabie's show, in Fort
Dssmolnss, a few nights ogo, some pei
sen consirived TO efTec, an entrance into
:hs lar, and Iii eruled ali the prisoners,
Six IN number.
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Bradley & 1rookett
Wholsssls 81 1etsil dea,sss in >,
PAnTs, Oirs, WINDOW Glass
SasA. Doors. Bimds, &c.

ALSO
az = Ed Wiz bows.
F6e saoserieses aes nov prepared . offer 70
y The ettissas Of Davenport ssd sufropnSns
eessesy - 1sss eonpls0 asaoasnens a PsinssSI
0., GlaaA 6saa, Blinds and Doors ever tfooeAt
100000 sstts eash, asrorted sizes.
1,00o bo1ss Widow GlaA. escorted sIzea
Dooes, larO sa0eetment, .'''
blinds, the osss lot u Window Blinds e,sr
heoaght - this 0Askek.
Lssd, ffesA lot Of whlts Lsad, Just re .red
GlasO1 Win6oWs,
W. have fse saas Il No.
10000, corner Dsady end ~ slrssas, ! iarss ~,
stock o. 0lasea Wla1oss, asDortsd dsss. II
Store treats nttsd up With double tAickneu.
French Plate, q ccnmoo Pittshurgh and Nee
York Glass Chasing doae upon short notice
and sasiafActcsy tRH 800
Osderq promptly attended to.
BRADLEY & DROCKETr. -
June q. Is Il M 10000 Brady L Toorth.
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FRESH ARRIVAL or
- B43D 81 B ,12YSo

WA'eA ~ sct0 ssQ BY " Wholesale ~ Retsa
Also-a new Stock u Grocsries. Proyisloa.
Wooden and Willow Ware, Queenswass
Glassware. Nails, Paints, Ola
Turpentuc, &C.; together with host or other.
articles In our line, too numerous To msntiona
all Of which will be sold At q ANAL adv ance on,
cost, 1t WILEY h MUNCER
On Second Street. opposite lie Ciaire Row, he.
tween Main and Brady Of. Dasaapor,..
July I'd, 1883. 2s,Gw. Iowa.
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SfDpHbs srfess ST.
VII In 2vssef fs,m Po.'oa Drove On ths Ma ion
SID .. senpsu kosd Nth tmber, sad hss~cr
vel 'marossd f-srn sssar ''rssk ~ miles frsr
fio.en. wood .ns waier ~ shssd nee.
Tan In ysnh ss Boy~ II PrAre sn1 n acres AZ
nsss tau IA dises sed zoo ~ster esnssi
house IS u feet good veil Of h good sapnly
~ ~ ois to- nnneroas suI for io m
Droy err. sebrassa Territory
orsicg At REsIDsseE, kf.Ek's npiTIoy.
SAMUEL DEWELL,
General Land Agent at Upton, Iowa.
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A representation Of D. nocracy as j
used 70 be.

The shove beloved patriot having writ.
en- several letters against the pc. insti.
tuition Of the present sham Democracy he
is now discarded by them as an aboli.
tionlst.
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This represents the true condition Of
this sham Democratic party in their huge
efforts to take Slavery into Kansas
Old Buck is being urged on BY the CAD
OF little Dug, while Senator l,fa.on, OF
Va. is laying on 10 Kahn Breck'. Gen.
Toombs, the dictator OF the South, s'a nd s
in the bow Of the old Pennsylvania
wagon. Captain Of the squad, while be.
hind him sits his constitutional! property
which be hopes at sone future day to
enumcrate on Bunker Hill. Behind the
wagon is Democrat, heaving away to
help along the Juggernau. which is fas.
in the nire, where it will remain until
November, after which the squad viii!
change their destina tion TO Salt River.
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Howdoes,hlsline observation-disclosures.
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EbS- Ta,s r, pr-sents the true reward
sough, after oy the negro party. Having
sci the value Of the negro above the life,
the happiness and chastity Of their own
wives and daughters, and infinitely above
their own innocent babes, they can hope
for no greater reward for their services
than as represented above.
N. B. When the Democrat receives
his mex. crop Of pictures, we will try and
be ready with fresh assortment.
Fremont q Catholic.-He was as cross
as bear, while eating mule or dog
meat.
He crossed ToM. BENTON when he run
away with JEssIE.
He crosses Fillmore every day, on all
the line Of travel both on the land and on
the water.
He crosses the New York Express be
cause he won't write letters.
He crosses the fossils OF the whig par
,y because he has sucked the vitality out
Of il.
He crosses Buchanan because he
won't own that he ever had slave.
tie will cross Cayuga bridge, with
twenty thousand majorit.
He will cross Mason and Dixon's line
with every Lorthesn state.
He will cross the lakes going eas,
with million majority over all.
He will cross Bucks track and 60 VI
TO the White House like a tornado.
He will cross The Niger drivers a, ,h'
| n orlh and HEX the south the moInen. Oh,
talks Of disunion. - Bufno Republican.
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Farms for Sale,

Farms Tor Sale,
OF 80 acres. in Iowa township, for sale; there
is house. and some 10 acres broke and under
fe nee, Is acres II Timber.
Ana- EIGHTY cas- VI ,isss PsAisIG i.nd sisnsts
insoIx To~sssr, sou.h sf Osios Gsovs aud In good
eETTlsnEsr
o-slsnrv AcRss Of PAaasas sd Tiisrn sissa,s
clrAa kREs. mil sorth Of AocHssrsa. n hss
good Ffsme tou-s u vi Les fenced end
same easiue asrs Pr ei;x per
ALso-A GREAT BARGAIN,
90 u STOCK PA1N,
1913 AZ q ossssd land Tor ale
PIE. et1kt. ~ the shove land 80 scrs1
sseo DRv Aasfs0 LAsp. 8 acres IL TINBfk. end q
acses = AsADos land. OF 'As ~ UvlA
and III ~ Bosfon IArp The whole ss To- eth q
With plenty Of wood nd v h-sA
Enquire Of WELLS sp1cER.
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tn. Vert ioua legislature In our
next Legislature there will be a Repub.
lean majority Of shirty-etght. II the
Horder Rufiians in the United States
Senate choose 10 send Mr. HARLAN
home. We will send him back, with al
endorsement that will prove satisfactory.
The Legislature viii stand about as iol.
lows
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

sa9 Bigsioss Lilo u ss.rnort, Tor
sa'r at tiiis uti.cr.
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Reader, is not that graphic cut Of
the subject represented |. An editor OF
an Eastern exchange says be has travel
ed considerable-aeen many wonders.
and all kinds Of strange animals -ha
seen the Camel, the Giraffe, the Giasti-
ca.us, Grizzly Bear, Hippopolamus and
Elephants of all kinds, but that the
s.ranges, and mos. unique and wonder.
full animal he ever heard Of, was an old
line Wing supporting Buchanan. No
wonder il they look like the picture gwen
BY the Democra. as copied above. The
Gu. was 50 good that we set about it and
Autographed one tor our own use tu,
how ungra,eful /. was in the Democrat to
get up such a carricature Of their old line
whig friends. after they have got then,
once securely gulled into support oil
their negro ticket.
l. was minated to Us that this Gu, was
q good representation Of the Know Moth
ings who supper. Old Buck; but as our
friend Appler Of the Democrat was At
one time the editor Of q rampan, Know
Nothing paper, 10 avoid personality w
forbear the comparison.
Blu. a. the Dcmocra, has opened tie
game OF wood cuts, we assembled oul
Office to try our skill a. engraving. The
resul, We give in illustration Of the sla.
vocralic negro-!o Ing party.
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Democratic Arguments.

The above represents the Democratic
Reply to the forcible truths Of Summers
great speech, VIZ: . cowardly hang deg
stealing up behind an uparned man, and
striking him down Is Csin struck down
his brother.
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The emblem of the Democratic party
as il was before j, became negro party.

The banner Of the presen. pro-Slavery
party. which impaden.ly claims to be
Democratic.
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Democratic Repu blican Ticket.

FoR PsssInkSr,
JOHN G. FREMONT.
or California.
For ricc President,
WILL1AM I. DAYTON,
VI New jersey. ..
For Prsssicn'ta! Electors,
ssAte q large DANIEL r. MILLER
SAMUEL A RUSSELL,
1t district, WA \. STONE,
u. HENRY OCOSNOR.
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Minority on JON. ballot, 3s.
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Ia The one star IS a double repre-.
sentaslon OF South Carolina and dis
union.
The skull and cross bones are emble.
matte OF Border Rutiianisrn, also their
notions Of death to free speech, free press
and the Constitution. The word DE.
mocracy' on 1t is the resul. of their ,llim.
liable impudence.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Passengers Arrived

Ia 'teqm.sg George LaH from d.Rin,srR H B.
aud lady Lieut. W Reynolds s;N Mrs Rey9ols. g 3
Isl.fd la iai A. FIedenbefs' 1 j. e Bfumasin McyaI
R. Robinson James Holmes, Mrs G; :; LOCKWOOD II. v.
Rogers j. Rosepsten, c. Fall " schsson $ Ro,enSat
F Beebe H. falium. W. H. ohauat, b. spuchIer s. Pattsr.
son, Marley j. Buchwe G. A. Hunteman Mrs. Jane Bar
ock s. Wheelock H. p Pennimsn, lady and child yoer'
ger T. Bnn H. King John WOOD e Frank and ady s1s = n
j. C. Trumper j. Morgan j. C. Scott Robert Goodwin, lady
and children n BruI ming, J. p Goodwin " Baker lady
MccChneE i. Myers, c. o. Nodeau, H. " Hail and lady
J. Broker, c. KNIGHT, j. KulgreeD p Yree, b. Rqt1n Mr.
nan H. Stole VIM Mareen Atr. R. Brandon j. s Jones,
g. H. Cole Wm ii. Thompson, Chss. Nsn Brunt H. whitney
FiseSs John Ross J. T. Lawrence, L. Whittinsham s.
w shelton j. Muncey P Rock c. Beers, p Bohe and lS' N
In sieGm.hp Edinburgh from Glasg9HMr James Gront,
Miss Margaret Robb. VIM. Morehead Wm Psrmley, Richard
James Walker A. Crimson John, Lind Bernard Haaen, VIM
Morse Mr.. and Mrs VIM Wsrdel Henry Morse, Mr.. and
Mary Chalmers Miss jane DeaDe Mr. VIM. Booth, VIM.
Young Mr and Mrs. Thomas RsscOe and family, VIM Mur
My 1Sf john H. Gfundy and ty Mr Geo sloan Patrick Moi
ott and ll6 IL the second cabin.
In Z. s. VI steamship Hermann, from BfssE and SCUM
arpon Commander stOddard L. s. N, w. II. Ward, mas
;er L. s. NJ Capt Jefferson Ford, S. Bromberg ex Consul
BrandeI Mr. Foster lady child servant T. Rohmsun idy
and child g. A. Traetma and lady g. APPmann, A. Bondeau
and lady Mr. Kerr and lady e. Douglass HearD PeSyip
per C. Fogg g. Powter Alfred De Beaumont and sister sr
Cook j. H. Cook and child s. Oldham and lady, H. Fsniie
Xronon and LADY, Mr. A. Gison Hiss j. Gruss, M CheOn
Leary ard sister G. Richard Miss A. senser b. hoppet'
Carol C. Meyers and lady Miss A. Meyers H. Drescher
Kun H. Thie Mrs KuhlenT9d IL Lsns sPenns T. Coz go.
semsnD r. Levin, r. Robn, H. Bsckoien' & kI9ps a. "a
Bydde l. Nolte a9d LADY, 1ss Ssf-s' asr9s sdy and
three chilLreI-Tctsl go
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
DIED.

BgowN-on Saturday, March l5 MARY AGNES beloved
wife WIZ. H. Brown and only daughter OF James Oun
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her
funeral Tuesday, 18Th inst from her late resdence NO
81 Attorney street, at o'clock
CHAPMAN-on Sunday March l6, at her residence Wes
Feenh st 'eI beloved siST O5 % al %ho iSsw hi
for goodness and vue and admired universally for her
and brilliant requirements her noble mind and lovely
manners.
CUNNINGBAM-At South Norwslk, Conn, on Saturday
o9s Msa = re ns4s d1nse, nssa SsasSs9 sfsa '
and Amelia Cunnne Cham.
cRocKERon suPds MsEeS e Of ;fi[e Ss5 ,E@
only daughter Of Thos. and Adelis J. Croker
% 1S O s y rs eInooH 70 y ooct n' cs
Jersey City at II. o'clock The remains will bs taken 10
Greenwood on Tuesday morning.
PINCKNEY-On Sunday, March 10, ELIZA JANE, wife Of
Henry PiDckney, aged 46 years and q days
The friends and sequsnsnees Of the family and ID those Of @ hes
funeral from her late residence No "A Downing street i1 on
Pees.sii. Fe iasfh 'H "''''''''' ''''-''' "
PRoCToR-In Sanford Insham County, Mich wednes-
sumption, saS j. MERRILL PROCTOR, aged "A years.
ROBERTSON Sunday, March To- CHARLOTTE dsush-
The will take place Tuesday 18th inst from no -
Scanned street The friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend without further invitation.
sCHENcKcon sunday morning March ls MERCY widow
The relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend The funeral from her 5 t5e b m T oc NG *
severe illness n A. c. SEWARD, aged 80 years Of
Henry Seward, formerly Of Orange County, N Y.
Hs relatives and friends respectfully requested 70 attend
tie funeral at MorsoVn from the residence Of his fahen
law d. Rockwell esq, Monday, the 18th, al II o'clock
Cars leave foot Of Co1r;landt street at a. M
WHEELER-On Saturday March Is, in the s7th year OF his
age, STEPHEN WHEELER.
His friends are invited attend his funeral Tuesday 18th
inst icy o'clock from the residence OF his sonnaw Jere
iah Reeve No 1877 West Twenty third street His remains
will be taken to Newark, N. j. for nterment
YATFs-On Sunday, March l6, Mrs SARAH ANN YATES
in the 56th year OF her age
Her remains will be Greenwood Cemetery from her
late residence No ~ Willow place Brooklyn Tuesday
aud relatives OF the family
are invited 10 attend without further notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Arrived. SUNDAY, March 10.

L. s. NJ steamship Hermann. Higgins from Bremen via
lsea mel lat IS Ion 81 49, exc coors with ship souhsmp
ton standing the eastward 5h lat "A So on 52 TO- exc.
coors ship Amelia Warren standing to the eastwa 6h,
lat - So Ion 40 S6 exc colors with ship America standing
SHIP Recorder DR.. of liverpool Osborn, FooChowf Poo
% Cornelius GrnnelL Has rad heayy weatnex
since leaving the trades In - ~
ship Manhattan lPltl Dixon Liverpool JAM q mdse and
pass 10 c. H. Marshall Co. Jan s0, In gale TIM W., Chss
Gcrch asn fell from the oretoPsa yard and killed.
Feb James Davis seaman fell from main yard and wN
killed Feb 81 passed large number OF eeoers IA "a T., wss -
80 of the ice The NJ was S3 days from the NORTH
Channel Banks and from lon 81 has had succession OF
ssy sad o assSy ny usy Gss
Bark John Wesley Sylvester Cenfuesos reo 70 sugar s sne
Lizzie Loud, standing eastward ih inst lat 10 ~ lon y
passed schr. George Davis bound The j. w has eIper-
Brig Argo DR. of Maitland, ~ s.. Putnam, Black River,
' ss S WaS S s:h WSam asSs. s d.y
mahogany Sc to Maitland Phelps l4th inst lat 49, Ion.
a. spoke bark Nsamssc hence fr Havana Feb % lat "a.
on 80 S. spoke brig L. r. strout, from Dry Harbor JAM os
Steamship Mount Savage Watson Baltimore.
Schr Alert Kelly Boston, nseed oil TO T. O. A. L. Rows.
Schr Lady Suffolk, Baker, Boston.
schr Florida, Kelly Boston fruit TO 5; Crowel
schr Susan, LOrlns, Boston. md,e to :; W; Lewis
Schr Ellen, Hallett Boston, mdse. 10 5. w. Lewis
schr Harriet Smith Crowe Boston mdse to 8: W. Lewis
schr Era Chamberlain, Bosom, mdse TO f. J. Herck.
schr j. N Smith, Weeks, swsnsbOrO NC.
schr Telegraph, Nickerson, Boston,
schr Harriet, Clock, Portland, Ct
schr. Challenge, Baker, Norwich.
schr. B. Franklin, Chapman, Norwich.
schr. Cleaner Chapman Norwich
sehr & L, Farrow, Richmond, -four.
sioop Rhode island, Hull PrOvidebce.
Propeller ounnebaug HolInm, Norwich.
Propeller Wamsutta Nye, New Bedford.
Propeller Petrol, Arey, Providence;
Propeller 0sceols, Aldridge Providence
BELOW-Brg Catharne DAM Steh Rotterdam (by pilot
boat George Steers, big six.
WIND-sunrise W.; meridian, w. sunset, s.W.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Passengers Sailed

In L. s. NJ steamship baltic, for Lireyp0Ot-Nr and Mrs. c.
Scsuine Mr. and Mrs j. b. Brush Mr. and Ms T. T. Hughes
Mr.. and MIRA JAS. NJ Plumb H. s. Stone. L. b. Binsse New
York; r. NJ Mels Baltimore J. H. Carpenter T. H. Black
Wm Keiaer H. P HuInbert, Mr.. Bsae, Mr.. Wicks, +. W.
Cogsi, J. F. Hitman, j. ConnOT G H. Lord Mr. Banter
Harland Tappam, Thomas r. Clarke f. King Mr. sullivan
Mr. and Mrs MaTcelus Hartley Mrs II orne, MI Thywson
Capt George w Howe Mrs Moore Mr. Campbell baltimore
VIM Boaler, Wa. semple Robt. slimmon, Mr. Baqmane,
Mr. and Mrs G. f. Dale Philadelphia; n T. Miller r. Ste
rhenson Jas Ii. Woods esq., NewYOrk; p g. Wilson Jona'
than Murphy New Orleans w H. Coles s. C. shepherd Aug
de Hern Queer Reinecke, San Francisco; W. D. Caman,
and Mrs John Abel Louisville Ky.i Edwin Maya London
Barclay Cbaes Monday, John Weber TbOs Holiday Havana
A. Totb-Tota &c.