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The Mischief Maker.

Nor do they trust their tongues alone
-'' But speak in language Of their own,
Can read a nod, shrug or look,
Far better than printed book;
Convey u libel in frown,
d. Or wink reputation down"
~ lip OF lies--a face formed to conceal
The duties and Obligations of social life are
often misnnlerst tood, as well as sadly violated.
Tie confidence Of friends is abused, and the
malignant AMI the hypocritical take adran age
Of thonSftts- expressions, uttered perhaps in
moments OF excitement, to provoke dislrust
foment j,nlrusy. and thus cause bitterness and
iIl-will We eau conceive Of no traachery
moro drporable or more censurabIe than the
conduci Of the latter, who passes from door to
dAor, listens, then repeats, eSaggerates or by in
situation conveys a meaning never intended J;
thus causing mischief and creating bitter and
hopeless feuds between neighhnrs and families.
Thy abuse the confidence of an honest nature
aud by distortion create an oiF.nce. aud inlict a
wound'where no hing of the kind was intended
A confidential con, CREATION wilt be repeated
with solemn injnnrtons to secresy, an unau-
thpriz i Interpretation distorts the facts, SOM
darl, suggestion, hint or nuenAo is made which
tottures playful remark, into an Insult, or
Slight The breach thus created. unwittingly
at first perhaps, is wiudened day by day. by
double system Of treachery and betrayal, the
mischief maker protesting to be confidential
with both parties, and enjninins secrsv upon
tn. Hence hearts become estranged, friend
shin 7nA atr.ctinn S ihed.
Who IS there who cannot point out illustra-
tions The victims of this henrtlrss and cruel
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
4Nfei ted to the commissioners of Wood county, Ohio
at their next session, asking for view survey aud To-
cation Of acoqnty road commencing at the ceuter Of
section 30 in Perry township thence south 4 miles
to the south Or post of section 81 in said township and
there to terminate and to vacate all Of that part of
the county road running south-westerly from West
Mlgroye, b tween the commencement and terminus Of
SAID proposed road also for view, survey and 10.
cation of part of county road commencing at the
center OF section 81, in Perry township thence W. st
u 1t ntersects the east and road in the west part
OF said section 81, and there terminate.
Dec. IL, 1906 3lw4% AINA THOMAS
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Legal Notice.


Court of Common pleas Wood county Ohio.
Bella NJ. Bennett, Jesse A. MITCHELL
Jesse 4, Mitchell lof the of Peunsy lvania will
y take notice thar Bella VI, Bennett died on the l7th
day of November $50, file his petition in the said
court of common Pleas of Wood county Ohio against
the said Jesse H. MITCHELL defendant setting forth that
the 25th day Of lanuarv lSi4 the said Mitchell en-
tered into a verbal contract with the snid Bennett
sell and then and there did sell said Bennett for
consideration then and there paid the half OF The
northwest quarter of section IS township four IN
Of range nine containing 50 acres of land IN Wood
county Ohio, the fee of said land then being in the
said Mitchell and that by the of said contract
said Mitchell to convey ~ said Bennett all his
right title and interest by deed ofqu claim to- aud in
said land. The object and prayer Of said petition is
that said Mitchell be required and compelled by said
court to convey the said land above Described ccord-
ing 20 the stipulaons of the made by tie
parties. The said defendant is further notified that
said petition will be for hearing At the mof said
court aud that unless he answers the by the first
Monday Of February 1851 said petition will he taken
confessed and decree rendered accordingly.
PHICE JEFFERSON Atty's ofplh.
Dec. 4. lSj0--30wGS5.20.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 lIoritio Miller; Arista
l chus Champion, and J. IL. Larwell or the owners
OF the following lands, to wit: north half of section
town T. $. r.; soutl, west I 4 $. T. of sec. 20:
n of sec 30 and N. F.. of sec. 3O T. l. Il. H. that
viewers will meet nj the house Of Nicholas Emc Jan
uary IL, 1851 to view and locate county road COM
mencng at the y. Il. Corner of section 30, in Lake
township, thence W. on the Sec line through Lake
township, and through the part Of section ~ T. g.
s. r. to the east Oregon road the center Of said
sec l2 there TO terminate. r. LUSHER
Dec. |. I95G--:IINISl
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Notice.

TOHN Russell administrator of the estate of John
- Fast deceased and Jerimiah q. Crane administra
tor the estate OF Wealthy Gates, deceased this day
tiled their accounts in the Office of the Probate Jul ge
OF Wood county, for final settlemsnt, which will be
for hearing on the 3lst day o December, 4. D 1856.
Dec IL 1A5G=- q AY.lN
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GUARDIANS SaIe.

Peter C.. Benadum, guardian, VS.. Emily Crane ct. NJ.
DY virtue of order of sale to Directed aud de-
Dlivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Porryshurg,
On Monday January II. 1857.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud o'clock
NJ said day the north half of the north quarter
of section number seventeen (l7 in township number
seven "a north Of range number twelve az east, in
Wood county, Ohio eoutaiuimg 81 acres, or less
P, c. BENADUM, Guardian.
Murray DoDaE. Atty's.
nov. 97. 1S57--29wGS2.7j.
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How as'da Assss Cia4LG n
PHILADELPH lA.oa 100
IMPORTANT ANNOgJ SSYG HEy, srs',

rTNO all neSonsnfcted with sexun jspr,as .arA as
i SPERll4 TORRHd21, IFElhAI,S Jf1PO-
/ 2EACE, GONORHO2A. GLEET' STpTET4S,
the Vice Of ONANISNi, or SELF ABUSE ,poNDc.
The llowAnp ASSOCIATION in Sie'v y tHr awful
destrncou of human life caused ly : yugl lst a3es
and the deceptious practi-ed nTon tile uuttfar1 Vic
Tins OF such diseases by Quucks. have lriPtsd heir
| Consulting Surgeon as n CHAnIrAHLR Arr NsbHi Of
their name 70 give MEDICAL ADVICE GGAIIH. Is ~ .cr
thus afflicted, who apply ly letter. VI 'tstrip
ti0n of their condition, age occupntic iah $50 ttr
&c.,l and in Of poverty and sIyril5,
/ FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
Tie Howard Ssociation is hetcyOlrlt Ir9 .rtiOu
established by special endowment farths tr ciofahg
sick and distressed, afflicted with Iir4,5Hs sE4 Ep-
demic DiscHsrS.' II has now sUr 'Us n'ais, II Hci
the Directors have voted 80 CvrPrd IN HyD~is h
above aotce. II isncrdrss io add flat Assoolltcn
commands die highest Medical SKI. ei 81 1 g.;e and
viii furnish the m, 81 approved modcrf rreuti0 it.'
just Published, by the Association Re port Sper-
matarrhu'n, Seminal Weakness, the vice Of SELF
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual ORGANS t The
Consulting Surgeon, which will lie stut hv uv'l IN
sealed envclup"1 FRYE or CHARGE, che rp0cirt OF
STAMPS for postage. ..4.sr
Address, DR.. GEO. CALHOUN, reULrlyg FUR
GroN, Howard Association, No. South ySrrr street
Philadelphia, Pa By order of the Diroctrli. .
EZRA d. HEARTWELt.y President.
GFo. FnTcHILD Secretary.
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To School TEAoAERs. Those teachers ln
a,,s 9, 1unty who have not yet exchanged the
.,ck, h, :herto ia use in their schools for Nc
.uEey's Series, will please call at the book
tore of John Powers, at an early day. and
10 SO. 1t is highly important that general
.ystem be adopted in our sche0ls, and the
sooner it is done, the better it will be Tor
scholars and teachers. Just in proportion to
the uniformity of looks used in school, Will
the labors of the teacher prove successful.
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Wheat, Sll0d12j; Flour. s5.OO@G5O; Rye
jo6656; Corn 3nG3s; Oats, 2262s Potatoes, 40 G50
Butter, ,l5mis Eggs, 100; Apples dried, 25pl.50i
Peaches, dried, Sl.25m2.50 Beans, Sl.50@20O
Feathers. 3l1c4+ Fresh Pork j0fG; Beef idtj; Tai
low, l0Ul2; Lrrd,l0mI2; Wool,256n35; Hay, $500
ml0o0; Wood, Sl.j0G2.00; Salt, S2.OOu2.5O; On
ons,37N5O
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ry- The benevolent ladies' of this place
have formed society by electing dignitisd
President, a sedale Treasurer. sprghuy
Secretary, and the usual committees attached
to socisties for the relief Of the poor. Their
first meeting was held last week. They will
lave weekly meetings Their mo lie of raising
money is very ingenious, and volld indicate
knowledge of their controlling power over
tho selfstyled s!eruer sex. The ladies as
semb'e. fll their apartments with beauty and
gaiety, forming Ito use spiritual phrase) an
electric focus which is irrisistable, and the
purse carriers congregate for social entertain :
ment, and that costs them Just dime. The
object is a laudable one. and we hope the
treasury may be well supplied with its lie
giving principle
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Robert Emmet and his Love.

Twas the evening of-a lovely day-lha last
day of the noble and III. fstrd Emmett
A young girl stood at the castle gate and de-
sired admlttance into the dungeon.
She was closely veiled and the keeper could
not imagine who she was, nor why one of such
proud bearing should be an humble suppliant
to the prison door. However, he granted the
boon--led hr to the dungeon, opened the mas
sive iron door. then closed it again. aud the
lovers were alone. tle was leaning against the
prison wall with downcast head and his arms
were folded upon his breast Gently she raised
the veil from her ia ce and Emmett turned TO gaze
upon all that earth contained for him-the girl
whose sunny brow in the days of boyhood had
been his polar star-the maiden who had some
times made him think the world was all sun
slime. The clauking of the heavy chains sound
ed like death-knell to her ears and she wept
like child. Emmet said but little yet he
pressed her warmly TO his bosom, and their feel
ings held a silent m'etng--such meeting per-
chance as is held in heaven only, where we part
no more In low voice he besought her not
to forget him when the cold grave received his
inanimate body-he spoke of bygone days--the
happy hours of childhood, when his hopes were
bright and glorious an.i he concluded by request
ing her some times TO visit the places aud scenes
that were hallowed to his memory from the days
of his childhood and though the world might
pronounce his name with scorn and contempt
he prayed she should still cling to him with af
fiction, and remember him when all others
should forget. Hark the church bell sounded
and he remembers the hour of execution. The
turnkey entered and after dashng the tears from
his eyes, he separated them from their long en-
brace, and led the lady from the dungeon Al
the entrance she turned and their eyes met
they could not say farewell The door swung
upon its heavy hinges, and they parted forever.
No! not forever! is there not a heaven2
At sunrise next morning he suffered glorious
ly; martyr to his country and to Ii )erty.
And one--o'er her the myrtle showers,
Its leaves by soft winds famed;
She faded midst Italian flowers
The last Of the fair band.
Twas in the land of Italy it was the gorge
Gus tma of sunset in Italy what magnificent
scene pale emaciateI girl lay upon her bed
of death Oh it was hard for her to die far
from her home, in this beautiful land, where
flowers bloom perennial and the balmy air comes
freshly to The piniHg soul. Oh no her star
had set the brightness of her dream had faded
her heart was broken. When ties have been
formed on earth. close burning ties, ''what is
more heart rending and agoniang to the spirit,
than to find, at last the beloved one is snatch
ed away, and all our love is given to passing
howeret." Enough she died, the betrothed of
Robert Emmet; the lovely Sarah Currqn. It
ally contains her last remains; its flowers breathe
!rir fragrance over her grave, aud tn. lulIing
notes of the shepherds lutte sounds requiem to
her memory.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

NNIE offer for sale reasonable terms. ri yer
w tract So, containing lsl acres; river tract50,
containing 1856 and the west half Of south
quarter of section A. in town 3, Us. containing so
acres all Wood county. Il this land lies in body,
within about mlesof Perryshurg. The fa m is well
watered, and has upon it fine orchard andoveI 200
acres Of well improved land the greater par of which
is bottom land of the very hest quality. For terms in
qulre Of MURRAY & DopsE.
Nov. H. laiJ.--gfu
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StTRAYED from the pasture Of ) Jeremiah Knoll in
NFrecdum township, Wood county ohio tyyn year
old mare colt described follows Rather a tight
sorrel, hiul foot white rather lgAt uaio and tail
and white stripe running from below hsr right eye
down to her left uostrl, Any pcrou returning
d colt the subscriber i'll be literally compensated
for his trouble in So doing. NM. n. KNOLL
Nov, II. lSjG--2G6
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Pocket Book IOstI

Pocket Book Lost!
ON Tuesday night the 25th inst, while passing over
~ the plank road from Perryshurg to Bowling
Green, the undersigned lost his pocket book containing
one twenty dollar gold pice, ten dollar bill and 9TH
small money, amounting in all to thrty-eight dol
lars; also, note on Joshua " Smith for 800 with
an endorsement Of Z i0 one note Benjamin Van
Camp, with endorsement same of Z 10 on
\. Peachin, for $25, with an endorsement Of 80
Any person finding the said purse, will he literally
rewarded by leaving at this Office with the under
signed at Bowling Green. GEORGEJ. POE.
Dec. 4. lsiG-30w3
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NEW GOODs!l


TTNlF subscriber has received from Now Nurk a'nrgo
and well selected assortment of fo as Ct eurrg de-
scrptioa, which he will sell very cloa1: cash, Nc.
Dry Goods of all kinds consisting Of Broad C!ots Cas-
simercs. Nestincs, silk ScHrfs. Prnta LaNns Barnges
Gnghams. Shcetngs Shirtrgs, Hosiery, IipNe' Kid
sle, &c Boots & Shoes, Hats Gaps aud Er0y VI ade
Clothing Hardware Nails AT reduced prices Class Ca
bic, Log aud Trace Chains, Chop ASct hruod Axes
Framing Chisels Augers, Lexis and Ladies NruuRht
Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing SQUARES Hand saw &c.
Eools e. Stationery Crockrry--N liir Stone Bluc chi
ra and Common Wares Giocerie7-- Ccaoo. 1ca, Su-
gar, Saleratus, Goldfish Mnckerel, Herring, hgur anc
Fork, Rice Ginger, Putty White Lead Lnr Lead Tow
der, Shot, Caps. Our stock of Ponnet is 'tTcrh Rib
bons Bonnet Innings, Pnrnsols, &c. intend to inc
crease and extend our business and for tuat uFos,
will sell G0ods reiy ior. aud keep MP r"Fur market
for the products Of our country Those wishing rood
bargains would do wen to give n cali I.lf .g7u
PeTysburg, Ohio. NJ. TACNPFDN,
100 lbs Paris Green. Ih crli4 8 ..uGF Dbl ua..
$50 Chrome Green, in cprs2f . "a 90
100 :" Impereal e
for sale by PFCk e HAM EGnN
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.
Guardians Sale OF T2enl Estate. by order of
hnt IN

Guardian ba'c OF ttenl Estates ny orGer OF
PTObntc Court.
nN the 27lh duy oiDocemher 1906 at IL o'clock
~ A. NJ, at the door OF the Court House in perrls,
burg, Wood county Ohio, will he sold to the highest
bidder the following Real Estate the property of
David Mercer, deceased to wit: The East g OF the \
East quarter Of Section g. Township 4, Range TO-.
co ntainiug 80 or less.
Terms made known day Of sale.
s. BARNS. 81 Guardians of
JOHN MERCER Jr. s C, NJ. S Sarah j. Mercer.
PHICE & IEFFEEsON, Attys.
Dec, 1. ls5C-3Ow4S l,S7
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NEW AND CREAE' 90 G1G,
GEO PUWEPS "s- st4A

JTiVT. received f. m New Yoik ard fav5 ~ Nal
chrtp. at the Old tlnd oF Gro POwR1,s. lTont
street, A Large aud Well Selccted fasqltIaent
l. ..... of staple and Fancy Dls (saC u.s. =
CONSISTING Ia part Of Wool ard 90 it' leds.ht all
kinds Groceres Hard Cror seIN. ,ootti liseoes.
Sehuol yliooks aud Stationery Nus. tsiG5 Slggels,
Spades, hGiL4, Sc; Hats, Caps, P VI Etaly Made
Clod F-iu'Gne prc rlctevuriy q enthusiastically y
'onud 10 retail store. F,r rrHSg FRyi 5qre gtkdTare
offered NJ Unusually low prices. -Al pess rs dcsrouu
Of purchasing, will ird i to therNGval t''' - cN aud
exanlineCtr stock hef,rc pf asrir eg vi sib. 5ltl
w wish it 70 be distinctly uiperJq0a y al J gash
HIeruUHuiablc produee We WW tf6eH4aYso}1 yang
,tablismen IN the place in g"rcto' tht slime
quality. Ne will nj all times pny tlc h'lie4t market
priceM Ga N for " heat, Grass Serd.Pcr, 40 and will
also receive in exchange for Goods. Prcduee Of mos
every kind ard cash wil not he refugee HRt received
WITT iu,f,r hearts and pleasant looks el1 IaTHJ
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REASON AND COMMON SENSE.

Our readers may remember We have on several
occasions spoken in verv eul0gis,ic terms Of a
preparation which DR.. Seth $ Hance, of los Bal.
klmore street. Baltimore Nd, Las discovered for
the cure of Epileptic Fits Now, in doing so, we
have been actuae ed by the very best motives, viz:
the alleviation of human suffering. From circum-
stances which have lately come TO our knowledge,
we fear there is a certain class of persons no
not disposed to try this remedy in a comm sense
manWer We alnde to The fact of e,ecting par
ucnl case in a town where perhaps there are six
or eight cases, and trying it on one case. Now.
perhaps the case selected might he the only one of
the whole number chat it would not cure. TAis is
| neither doing themselves nor the medicine justice
If a dozen persons were Strken down with cholera
in one town or neighhorhood would they all send
fora physician, or wuu d only Que employ him and
wait aud see il he cured the fr-t patient? That
plan of procedure would he most absurd So in
the case OF DR.. Hance's remedy every one who has
Fits should try il for reasonable length OF time,
IL will not cure in day, or week nothing wOTth
doing can be accomplished at once What is easily
done, is easily undone. The growth of time is
enduring. From the most respectable testimony
we have examined, We feel assured that by proper
perseverance in this remedy, nine cases of Epl-
cosy out of ten may be cured. The Pills are sent
by mail free o. po tage to any part of the wotd
Price: one box 49, two Sc twelve S24. You will
in,l The addless above.
Tie N'8tapg LiHimeat cures Rteumaiism
The Mustang LiHimcHt cures Stiff Joints;
The Mistdng LiHiment cures Burns and
Wounds 4:
The Mustang Linimemt cares Sores and W.
GERS
The Mtstang Liqimnt cures Called Breasts
and Sore Nipples
The Mustang Linimcnt cures Neuralgia
The Mustang LiAiment cures cOrnS aud Warts !;
The Mustang LinimeHt is north
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States the preseryer and resorer of
valnable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains,
Gald', Wouns Stiff Joints &c.
VIII you answer this question? Did you ever heat
OF anv ordinary Sore. Swelling. Sprnin Stiffness,
either on man or beast, which the Mustang Liniment
wuuld not cure2 Did you ever visit any respectable
Drn ;st in any part of the word-u EuroDe, Asia ar
America who did say it the greatest dscoy
ery Of the age? ?' Sold everywhere Every family
should have it sizes.
BARNES & PARK.
Proprietors, New York.
n. 1 1a5G.-an-1 1mn
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VTTAnnINdaFON UNION IuaIuauae lpm-
w pany; CAPITAL S3OQ.U0e.
d. =. DUHuAM, Prest Gro, NyrNrr. y gras,
Cleveland Mutual Insurance toutrapy;
Capital $2UOO0O Risks taken reusuul. r ' nus in
the above responsible companies, by
H. II DopGP Agent for Wood Oungy
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NLASS.-lOO Boxes all sizes, from the franklin Glass
VI Works, a superior article, equal to the FrOnch
Glass aud much cheaper. For sale by
PECK & HAMILTON.
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POllIical Gosssp.

Tho united hard and soft Dsmocra ic State Convention
wi be held at Syracuse, in Msrke Hall, or Jaly TO-
when Gle es.ora ticket favorable to the e.fcion OF
James Buchanan to the PresGsncy and OF j. q Breckeo
ridge to tho Vice Presidency wl be chosen, and snfo
oacers including Governor, pnt in nomination Tor ts
eurages Of the democracy The arrangement to nsxs
this call Wan mace the last day OF the
session of tie Cincinnati Convection. Bst'Asen
the morning and evening session, the sotts,
esriul that the haris would not come TO terms whsa
thay re,ulnad home, sent proposition for canmtIee
OF conference to call State Convection The hsrds oon'
ssntd they knew the sofs wcaid dsnource them ,o
the convention traitors they id not scnesse L.
B. shepard, Nicholas HiA and - TAllmsga weSs ap'
pointed on behalf the softs and Gto w. Citnton, Au
gustus Schsu ard Levi " Bsardsey tbs pat Of the
hArds. The committees mat and nay agreed upon the
time and place as above mentioned
The American Convention with NEST At the Apollo
Roors, No. 4l0 Broadway, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
12h Several Of the dsItgssss have arrived Governor
Ford and ex Governor Joason At the Astor House.
+ The sKnow Somstf.nes." Niger worshippiDg ssMs.
political order In the employ and under the guidance
VIM II. Seward, ell hold q convention TO morrow, ia
Buffalo. John W. stsbbns Ct Rochester, is tn, Prss
dent Of the order.
The dspocrs,s Of the state will bold their Sac Con
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Another alleged saAver Cspsured.

IAsc.oreanee wi h directions from Uaasd Statasxar-
shAi Hihyer, ya-terdAy, Dsnnty MarehAls Nevia. De
Angels and He as, panied by detachment men
frt the cutter Wsshington, proceeded down
tie bay in the steamboat Cny Son, aid capturesae brig
Brewer srsoed Of being bound to the coast i Africa
for the purpose of engsgirs in the slave trade.
Upon exsmipatiop the vsssels cargo found to
sist principally Of water together With abur supplies
Q such p-ovsions usually found on board Of
sIvers aad timber fer the construction OF slave deck
sany consist al Of q captain, tw2 .pates aud thr
teen mea, surercsrgo and two other PERSONS Taeir
mes are tolloys:-A. Delaao j., captain; Michael j.
q ,laLd, fss. mata; Wilsm Pent secsnd mate Jossia
Pedro Ia CuDha supercargo Pacsdo De Castro aud An
Thomas Johp John Rosou, Cecil Antoine, Louis Bcown,
John Williams, John Pcdrc, Antonio Emanusl, Aureio
Pinto, Francis Norris Angelo Mafshi and Faak Gray,
sea.pen MapJ Of these names are d5uts, &c foes.
The B emer WAS cleared at thu aston Hous3 in t1is
y Satu-isy last, tor St Tnomas ty n. DA Costa
In inquiries oil the off cars to .ne es.iaaQn
the vessel the captain ard spereafgo gave
tsAc and unsx sfsctory sspes-one saying that
she wAs bound for ST. 1homss and Iiarket whe ths
salad she would proceed TO st. fhopas aad thsuos
to China Ihe busioess of Gs Costa and Hem
ryapo ccsld bo asceraiIs and 2sbsr Of the crew
could o- won iIapxrt any Information concerning the
ect f the voyage that cSnsidered riAtle There
Difeat on boar AMI usvesal oths. prpars in
cpp7sable 10 he nor esu edsr not proiucai
cs,isa for.
Aer teaus ssasshing tss vessel she vas taken IN
and orsIght up 10 the Al anlic. dock hrooklyt4
she lies sdef the guns the revan ue
WMhpg,sS, Captain FAunSe-
The hsTer Is good vesss OF hstween one hun yss a
and e9As, and txc hnndrtd tons aud recently pr
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