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Guardlan,s sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE J.. hrrrh, g',cu thai ON S,'urd,y, the
' eighth diN Of Mach next, az one O'Clock, l..
n. con the promises, l shtll cell ~ public OF pei.
Co. .lle, having hsen thsr,uuin duI, authorized
.HF empowered o., the lion. Thomas u BruVn,
judge uf Probate Zoe the County az ONild,
/, Iirru.s granted o. me the third TuesIs, Il Jaw
u1r,. 4. D. Is56. the following described real go
tate, situated and hing iu lSermorc in the Coun.
o, Of IN Ir1scoggiu, the property If MADISON u ggs,
LIipleth G. BnFgs, Ills 4. Briggs anl seb'a
". Briggs, minors and children Of Lltis Briggs,
late 1T .ail lNemore, deceasel, viz; The home
stead firm Ut The late Eli. Brggs, containing sew
enty-6ye acres, more o. lees, Nth the buildings
thereon For terms, which will b. liberal, inquife
OF STEPHEN LEANlrT, Gusri,in.
I.irsrmare. Jan. 10. 1856 ~
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Oxford NORMAL Institute.

fuUTu rAEIs, "AiNl.
TIM SPRING SESSION 1911 commence -r
| Wrirrs#at, g5rh 'Iurr,Ei neat, u.Irri1r
.Har-rrfI O.. T.. MINDS. ruurlIaI, aui MlI..
LARD SMALL, ua.lrI.l Language, u,ll 900.
t.'. sssitiHa's.
TuInr.rusu. 1rp'y ,tae run..al
JsHrtf lb. 1870. I'D
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, FREDERICK &. LIBBY, Of
w Worl.to,k, d, h,f mortgage deed dated
ArriI3. A.D. 1851, and recorded With Oxford
Rrr1nl.. h,ok -. page sos, conveyed o. mc The
.uh.rfil.r. certain parcel II land together With
the Juidiog. thereon, iiuatol ~ che aid Town oi
WooT.iocL, 60 .ecurc The payment 90 csriaiu
mite ofh,nI. mcuriunei IN aid mortgage deed
ami whereas the condition Of Faid mortgage is bro.
Ken, b, reason ct the npu.IaNnsut ol ssid uuts, !
claim To orrrloso th, same, agTecably 90 the stat
u.e 10 fuch cases provided.
SAMSON ANpREWS.
PARIS. January 20, 1855. y
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GET TIE HEST"
Webs or's Quarto Dictionary.

a mar rurrr r.sratlI ir crr., tui',, D.rH'.
W ire rHHn, student. f1N in'rrI even nr- who
varH know che light uss 81 br-Tu-r-a'hr m .IU.
rr,. ,rihHslrh, HHI rrHrrHJ i1iiFr n surIs, ir4H
, god TrrH.h DICTIONARY '-ri1uy r...s.
sfif. AMI rerrHn.ur vH.rs.
WHISTLES UNABRIDGED
l. rHu fhr rH...rIFlI s.lH'tU., "lHHsHnf', OBJ.
t, HfI r,.rI uu Ir urr ,Hui. I'D Ju''r.r. fu .nt
legislative I-rIirs. r0i in rr'r .srrssir1s 's rp-
uf,., rarr'u.i,r." .,,. lion JOINS e.. ~rI N,iE,
t.4 In.tsH .rr irr'rnf'
ruF.hrII, &C. MERRIAM, Springfield,
Ns.s.--.l.|r, bookshelf rom lrIsan. r'.Iuh-r.
ALSO Webster, school Diciionnur,.
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S. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
PARTS BILL.

Sd. W. Is prepared to manufacture all Kinds
Of Boots and Shoes in neat and substantial Inau.
nCT,
R-Parieular A,,sutiOn given to making Gents
Fine Calf Boois
Rsp,r 81 ioas At ,b-r -sds
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Nan, ut tha most la.r.tc governments have
ur.urt thsir Custom llDr.r. 60 tIH iniru.u.iluuUi
Iu..rHfI.. .fatih,, rufl l..uwr i'r medicine u'
fHr m..rs. I..fu,I College admit ihNt ilfs
m.lrrIus D.. thr beet reused, ,frr An'vn '"r pee.
..u. ui delicate t,iiih, ur UhrIr Doe .ls.'n has
boon Impaired. tls utig.Drns TslIIup u,'.r
.I.If44".I. relief
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Commissioners Notice.

WE h.rirr Irsu arraiursl o., ihs Jul.s II Pro
w bate Iur che Cruai, 1T O,frrd, 'n receive snI
On tmirs che ,.sim. Of thr 90, 'i'Hrs II Levi u
rsrirh. bfe ut psuuprk, IN .1iI ruu1t,, ds,rls
sJ, whose estate Be- represented Bsnlysui, give nn
tfrH that in mr1fhs commencing che 2br' drN col
November, \ u. 1850 are 1iiuvr i1 sli cre,lr
fur. fp bring iD AMI prove their claims; and tha
we viii 1treni q, che service Assigned 90. ~ th,
.IuuHns h.u.e ~ 4. L.. Rec il urumpfk, un Sat
m.r, ihs bet t,y II Match md Ssuu',, M,
Grh d1y ct NprI next, frum = 90 8 u'Jllth 4. VI.
uH each ufs.ii dl,..
FRANCIS l.. RICE,
JAMES ". RICHARDSON.
Dated ibis 81 dIy Of February, lsj8.
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Notices OF thu Press.

The Evening Tuvellsr sl,s. "From long and
familiar Acquaintance With ihs losality. ti o. author
describes Il greater length than on, prryi1,. i4.
r0guphsr the various oiistt. II interest In the
district, and relates 60 % tiriliins iaLes % Wild
adventures 90 its mountains, in b. lpfssis srd
caves; ~ conflicts with thc cliamourif, wolyrs.
lsars. and the scarcely losi savage slnrsiur.
The theme Is iuiiul IT word ~, and ihs tooN NJ,
be read With great interest even D., those Who
have never visited the u,iIry, wondered ~ he
Notch. rr pc.uirA,d rpon Mount Wa.h,ng
The boston ilsnL sa,s. "Thr f,1y ofihs
Destruction II thr WILEY hmll, contained loo the
work BE- worth more than th' price Of 'as hook.
The nauaire ~ tbs single tni terrible calamity
IS given in q simple lut imHusHivr sN~. -
al, flrs 10 ia.k p1N rI.7 I sac u.u'HHH."
The Congrcga iionali.t saw. "Tlr hook may
he puroh,sel sdh great r1trug re .rrs5'.
ws1i n tir usH'vH u.H rl.su,"
Liul's lluBh .b,s. "Mh..v.I intends. fl sv-
~ 'i.it The White Ilills should Gm' I'D this
book. u viii MD ahu1irsi oh 90 ths interest
Of q White Muuurnin t1us
The BrIlnvs rlIs hr.rsslF.. eth. BE- ono
Il thr mIst i'fsf,sli.g sntks b hps ,s. 'rru ouf
good fortune o. read. There lrH f.vI.utrt.. II
more thr,lliog interest, and o. ,tih. r..r ,I'u.
pH'r hsrlusc II b. an iH. 'r .'uu. 4. in Tho
h1pis ufs,rg hgI', Do Nrs .. ...I.'
The Wauhuruaai R,n.r'.f .H.. d" IS, irvs
srcn 01 work r0mTaIh'c to N .#. mUrl.rsiND
thur0ug hnsss NJ Information 1I d Interesting detail
H. ra.r. will o. nuHl enter airirg 1nI a.trur-
i've, NOT only ~ try'l."rs Foo nlr northern Ar'.
lut hy others h,cvise."
.y-Ciruhr, giving table uf oonicnts nod man,
mote ruur~s, cent ir,r Hi UH.taEr. pl.-,s rs-f
~ r7. The book vii BE- 'cut lrr- ~ rusta,r Dl
receipt ofprioc
An active AGENT wanted ~ ever, town or
county Boz thr Sew Eugaui SIfrs. &. ouch a
good ohahss wt d. given.
Tor trHls, g., lpp', tU
NATHANIEL MOVES. her.
jan - q So. ~ CunL.li I..s.ln.
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Hebron Academy.

rI,IIE SPRING TERN ofibi. Ia,tiiurina will
commence on Muvu,N, MAU,H %. lN5j.
CuAUtisJ. pEIs,urT, !. H.. pnuriul
MIS- l.. MAHDAEIr worse, Assistant.
With such uihc, teachers as lhc iutrr,sts 1T thr
School mas uluiIy.
Tuition per Term OFT: Weeks.
COMMON En-'sh, ~2ih
Uighcr EoglI.h and Language, 35n.
Wu,Uu. ireluiiog lurl, tights anl washing 100
,r furnished az $500 pc week. Rooms can hr
rr6-uf,Ib b, those vi.hiug tu hl'r' themselves.
JOSEPH BNEEOWS, Secretary.
WrnroN, Feb I, 1886.
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Maine Legislature.



SENATE. Mr. Farley. from the Commit
To- ou Railroads and Bridges, reported order
of no,icc on petition OF Ezekiel Treat and
Others. iur a FREE bridge across the Aujry-
sc1rciu River, no Ur near l.ycrmoro Pals
Mr. Barnes, irum che Committee ou the
judiciary, reported bin entitled &c au act
90 establish "a Municipal Court boz che CITY
Of Portland, " which, un bic motion. was
laid un tle table aud ordered 90 bs printed.
p1yai 10 0. gTr-rys.d an act o. pro-
hih,t che taking OF f.h in Mooschc1i lake.
Ture.p,r, Feb 5th.
M llr-lu from thr Committee on Acr.-
culture rgr1rt,i .. l,.I,'ao'u iuryrcdi.ut .
Jn an order directing inquiry into Che
cXurJiruUv or ~ TEn- thr t.m" u. spring
elections and ass.>smrut ui taxes.
pHaras Hr.e..f. I r1f '.Tr... or Caleb
+ Marsh and ~ others, praying o. %, So
a from pNdrl 90 Canton, of jane,
Emr7y ui Frankfort 'ur the better making
and repairing ni highway. and tovuways.
Uoy,r. ON motion oi Mr. Gutter ut
Bangor, tle ,gui Ar.ut vas directed o.
furnish i.st 90 che note, iu hi, office given
iDr land, with dates, amounts. aui time ut
maturity.
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NOTICE

TIVE Co-partuerhip heretofore existing under
the hm uf STrAENs 4 Co., vas dissolved
doe fret ct JaHulu, lSj6.
THOMAS STEARNS,
4. ". STEAENS.
s1oN's Taus. February oh, 1850.
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Gorld,s Ac,dcmy I'M DethcI.

rrUT STRING TERN OF 600. ln..rH'..n H.I
,rr.r.rra.rii nh. lIusrI,Fsu'F N'.,I
~ ,..r..a I..1.1 n..i.. e. IsIE' o.. 4 W.
Tr...r.I N.. Errs,rrru s.. NIHrtr,
N.-..t.frHr. MHsr t1Ht,I z. NtU- iri,H.
rr u. N...r. Nr ,Wr.rs VI t,arrEHN,
IH.i.. .I run.rs.In.
ruu.,. t.urHu IHg'..a Enu.hr' -a 3D.
lII-U,. I..-.-h tHH lFHEuHg... e. IIH1 unts
GOOD. I+ .".H| ... .".H .. H....I OH. ..... i..n.
p,u#r..rlr. Noes. arI DBul"., ,'fU. li.t.,
10 fuu ..rs, 20 .r.. wees, uHHI nHI H-H'' rNi.'.
~r.... ... .t....r. .f,l..H r. b.. r..,.t aif.r
.n.r... uI Ih- '.u. JuuHH ruI nH., To-.
frr.r.uuHt U. ir.. uu HH.N.f.H I'D. ..rI'fH
....r E.N. CHAPMAN, Soc.
Jlulr, g-H. 1850 81
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WILLIAM n. ROYAL.
Paris, Jaumg Is, 1856

OVroUu, 80. Nl Court OF Probate heit At Iau'
within and lr thr tuun'N &" uNl'f''" n 'N'
tt.,I T,...I., n I,rp1r,. \. - 1855.
orp,r,r.Tb4rthr. piJ William u. ROYAL give
rot,r, ii, AID ,r.aa. Interested O., puldishl"g coo
r, ,f tb,s orIrf three weeks surc'ssi''lN 'n 'h'
O,.DI p,a,rrit, puuirI at r,rIs, that tho, u',
-, Probate Court 90 o. h..l at f'us,
,L;,I Tur..by OF March aeNt, 81 niue NJ
r....rL ,ptbr forenoon, 3ll shrv cause, II any
.,h,,..h, thr came .hnral mot o. giau',d.
THOMAS ~. brown, Jsilr.
Atuu, cogy--NuDst.
wv Wmr NiUCiN, E'gsir.
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HTnine Weslnvan Seminary.

maine wesleyan SCmlnafY.
v'UE SPRING TERN will commrnce March
Nth Good bu1rj can H. obtained in private
am.Its. or lt the Seminary boarding house, whic..
will a, uuisr che management thc Rev. GIoEGE
&. CRAWFORD AMI LsuH.
u. T.. TORSEY, pnncipaL
Keats II.I, T,h. sJh, lsj6. ,
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N-rr I,mt.s lrrgu. zine
N.rbma Iuu.s SrrHiuu, ~
WH,ur. Com. Tr,,f. Il 40 km-'s Evil
pb.urs Kinds Sore IhruIs
Bur,hr. 900 the 81, sJ1ur aui Crave.
SLn Curi Secondary Slmp.
r.,.T com. Headache tome
r,Irt. Indigestion Tie DuI.uurrN
gYTr. lnllmlt.Bu IumI.
Constellation II Iprud.rc llrrr
tH, Huv,a Liver Com N,nrrral AHrc
C.r.umr ful rI'Hs uHns
U1.Hy lrmhI-p WHue al
Dr.r., r,'es kiUIs
D,...rsr, Reformation Welkrrsr, from
I,,I...s Retention uf whatever rlu.s.
S.iIpt ths mauufictuuss uf rulrs.nr Homo.
WAY. ~ WaiIculins, New iorh, anI 2IIStBnI,
London. and hy 40 respectable dugg,.t., anidcll.
OOH. in m,dioiu,s. throughout 'hc Uuuod States
aul che rivIig,Ivo ahoNc., at - cents " >
,,ut.. 1pl II each.
Th,r, j., q considerable SAVING BY ukins Ihc lars.
&C. sIFga.
N.B.-Dirclion. or ihe guidance Of Patients
In ever, Disorder are ahNrl g. zach RoN
AGENrs.-ANpEIW 4 BArEs, Pare I'D
". 4. RUST. VI. H., South Paris.
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II tks Hon. Tb'ua, N. B,og', Jaig, q ProLsis
- q. - 49,

II tks Hon. Thsmai N. B-or,i, Jaigs q Pr0ksis
piha aad tar iis CguHiy II OTfard.
DESPECTFULLY epfcsen,s, William II,
IL ROYAL. uamci executor ot the hst VIII and
Tcstausut Il ncu,au,in T. ROYAL, late II Pare. ia
aid county, decreased, (shich saii last VIII and
Testament has b,,r flel ~ all cont, this day
f,r Prolaie,) that unc Jane Rove, late Of rmi,
aClrr.s,l, ~ hsr hir time, made and executed hyr
last VIII AND Testament, be- which she nhmcd The
s,ii nrpumin Y ROYAL q. Executor of he's said
VIII. that al Jane Rowe has deceased since the
Isceasc ~ .lii nrrpmn T. ROYAL. Wheulnr,
ihs .4iI WV. n. Rl,ll presents 90 .nii Court The
.ltl i,sf Wtll anil Testament ~ said JANE Rove
aaI pr,,s your llouur 60 appoint sumc suitable 80
.rh a1uinI.raior ufihc s,id Jane Rovr's estate
with the vii annexed.
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nA.rrn-in md LlNcr Comnlninl..

NHlT'. HHf fIH hHnHn trrH have bhrH these
rl.f. Ith1s b.ru proved on a'I Ia,ts "i th' world
rIffH.,lfu. hl. I..r I.rrI rHuI fp Them r1 r1sr'
.f H..,.I... ui ihr l,rT. ,tsIrp..r, lHH stomach
rpmr.i. .snraii,. The, -uun give % healthy
tom. tH tl..rufs gems, however much d,rau,,l, 1ri
when 100 other mrtUs base HIa#
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Artists Association.


u'IE .ul-rul,u. iu 1pU.uug.s- ih,ir appoint
| rrut To-. Manager. Ut thc above Association,
Zoe th, enhancement ul ihr
pIrE An&TS.
boo ih.s c.untN. Goo Iusut,i in stating that li1r
Steel Trrr.,ir-s vel ia paori h,i.rr ihs Am,l.
,,n rHlarr. which iulsaup ul execution have ur'n
ur.rrlssld, HnI aip Uurr unI1'.r.'i 'iIU Dol
OBJ, ", u. oil Nu,I.
Ar o.. cosmopolitan, auI iu th.. ',0n iNe s..
t,.,. 10th ui NIrrt..t and IurTs 1000 l.r1' o..
..thrI 90 rru'r.r .r,.ir,H. Uurf.t .i.a. go.
Tia IrrIN.H.. urU Dol i..1sl ufH'b'f, rHH.
,r.u.,ug tom the Ii..i nr..#'F ls.i, HHl COD.
f.. Ir.t 90 J.ufu.,, 1851, uHfa IIr
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
Tho rurrfa.rr. 1t T,rl'r EHgr'i1gs, urc r,rh
rg4ib. mice hu, cents, we'll 10. ,1ut'rI 90 receive,
%. e. pt,u,um, tbc great steel engraving.
Washington amer crossing the Delaware
So, 2iN 20. Executed .1 'hr 6ut .','r afar.
frm thr Original design, o, I. %. pU.'r, n0
Nu-fi,ln Atl.i uu.uTlssri in uufuhuns ihr
ilt.fpp ri uur County.
r.r.lp. drsIurg if 1rf 1s agents nr obtaining
.uIrgtI-rs, h applying iH tIr urlrrsi-ur', ara
static. thr iH.itF fhr, vtan % Dr.rH,, will d.
fmisarI rrrlnr. -siu- ir.us, which arr exc
o,,dtr=, hsIa.
Al parcel. Delivered pc, uf r,prc''. poet OF
packing Charge.
GRO HOWARD ( 90.
9g5 FULTON STREET, y. \.
Whr..,s purr rrI'l.hrrs, 1nI M'1HHr'urr.H ~
france luI NHud.0...
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Don't despair! Don't despair

IF 700 are afflicted with a Cough. az other pol.
monary disorder. anil have tiled al the popular
medicine. Of the day without success, lose 10 time
IN giving
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
WOLLOWAY'S PILLS
WHY ARE WI sIIki

n hls hen ihr lrt uf the hum1n race ~ a.
weighed down ~ di.''sr and soldering. llnI.n,
.np1'. rr'. arr special, adapted tI tHr rr'r. of
o. a,iL. iha N,ryuu., ihr Delicate, anil ihr I'm.
fun, il.I r'imss, ages, srN.s, tud constitutions.
prui..sur Holloway prrHHa.Is sup'uuiruas ih'
manufacture 90 hs .re.I .Hrs iu tlr lHii'i ~1i's,
,ui udrrs thrr to l irrr ,ul suIe1iruli p'"p.',
ls iur I,st rrm,uy Do, aud. ever saW i.r ihe re-
uHytI of disease.
THESE pIIIS PURIFY TUE BLOOD.
Thee Bmnu. Il... me ,Npr,ss'y combined %
.g,f#ir .u tHr stomach, iHs Iu,r, rhD kru.,s, 'I'
nHg., Of. slrn, HnI lIr bowel, c.u,.r.ng nn}
Irpue,raHt ir rIriI irrrf.Hus, rurN irg ths IH.H,
fh. sec, Hur8Iu I'd lir, aaI thrs ogur- uHrls, IH
l.. Ifs i.Hs.
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grvR AN&TS.

ITIIE -ul--ul,s iu 1pU.uusl,s thsir appoint
| mrut t. Manager. OF thr above Association
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IL has oitou succeeded when all kuown remedies
had failed.
Read the nllawing certificates and judge TO-
Yourselves. They are selected tom q multitude oi
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Cmu JuuE Tam. Toe whole c1uu-
Try win De- r.uis.l 90 learn taat th.seueu-
DE Chief Ju,t,gg ui Che Supreme Cgur, 1!
che United states las 50 far recovered from
his late severe ana Trl,Fagte. i.iue-. as 90
De- able o. resume DO, high official duties.
lie appeared in his sat iu ths supreme
Court Yesterday. [Nlt5na. Intelligence.
Toe man who stands between Caleb Cu,a-
ins and ,ho Chief Jusuceship has certainly
a strong hold On che Affections of The Ps0rls.
II. y. Tribune
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II e a. ID Y!
SECOND TH9USAN D
OF
INCIDEN
White Mountain History,
n tIc, A., an. unrl,r.cJs
Or. Life In the Hnckwoods
nv uTsJ q. WILEY

II mo. 800 pp. Illustrated. rdcs 81.
III NlNG sold every copy u The drst edition
4 Of one thousand, haTi polished another,
which j. now ready
r. Please Tfat ttr t,lItv.fry
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a fHr r.f.-HHr.'E
W.. WirT Nirais, E.rfr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26


IRE SINKING OF rue CALEDosiA.-Thc Mari
eta IataIli5euccr received last night, gives the
f'ilOwing account Of the sinking of the Caledo-
nia, at that place on Friday last:
Yesterday morning the steamboat Caledonia
was sunk directly in front of our main landing,
~ y coming in contact with a large cake of ice
one was bound to Pittsburgh and had been stop
llng in the mouth of the Muskingum for several
Jays, awaiting the breaking up Of the river
aooVc The ice began to run out of the Ohio in
9eeyening Of Thursday, and yesterday morning
me rveF was full Of floating ice, much Of it IN
iaFge masses. Early in the morning several
coats took their departure, and the Caledonia
1nong them, she being the fourth or fifth in or
ger When she came along abreast of Front
s 3 she met huge cake Of floating ice, and
tlhSlnS 1t was so rotten as to be easily broken.
sue Ean against It, without in the least Slakening
Met speed The ice proved to be very solid and
mex, and though it was cleft in twain, the coll
.Slon stove in the stem Of the boat Just below
Tue surface Of the water and she iilled and sunk
"Ihe bottom IN less than five minutes. She
was not more than three or four rods from the
wore aud the water was only about twelve feet
ueep, coming up 70 the bottom Of the boilers.
>. Alter the excitement Of the moment, immc-
S'Ne Preparations were made for landing the
week freight aud the cabin furniture This was
E'eauy facilitated by means Of fiat boat, which
HrtnAately lay moored directly between the
pat and the shore All the furniture Of the
ann together with 134 sacks ofcloTcrseed and
8 .vV sacks eoFu, were lanGedin safety The only
i've stock on board was mule, q cow and some
PCS all Of WilichgWeFe saved. !
Inc deck freight consisted of2S hOgsileai1s Of
ssst9f AMI about l30 barrels ef lard. The Hitter
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PITTSBURGH, March 2S.-Rivcr standing at
10 feet. All the ice in the Allegheny has run
out. Weather cool aud cloudy. Several steam
ers have arrived from below and number arc
preparing to leave.
CiNcISSATI, March 25.-River rising fast
risen feet since Friday evening.
Pr-TsBrRGu, eve, March 25.-Riyer 10 feet 8
inches, rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
clsc,SSATr, eve, March 25.-River risen 6
inches since noon.
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NEM YnRKMARKET.

March 2Gth.-The cotton market is active,
sales $500 bales. Orleans lniddling 10b Up
land do, 101-s, Upland fair III, market closed
.buoyant
Flour firm, sales of 5000 bbls., Wheat firm,
salesof 500 bu Corn firm, sales of 81, 600 blu.
Pork dropping, sales of 400 bbls Beef firm,
bbls. Whisky dropping, sales of25o bbls Gof
fee firm, ss.es of 5000 bags Rio at If. Sugar
dull, sales of 500 hhds. Molasses firm. Oils
quiet. Freights fir1ncr.
Stock Aiarket-Cleyeland & Toledo so / ..
Clev., Columbia & Cincinn. 1888 Eric &c.
Michigan Southern % 1-2. sIich. Cent1 81 IL.
n. Y Cent? 90 II. Pa. Coal Co. 90 81 Read
ing o.
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eEfttlthel pticngqf n few barrels that verc
swept away by the force of the ctifrentj we're
landed ipisa and in as good order, as ever
hut sitglr had and the hog heads
The freight in the hold consists of s casks
white wine, 3sbags ofhempscctl, 20 ticrecs.larti
81 cat Ks bacon, 31S boxes bacon, about 300
bbls sn4 tierces lard. 10 bills tonglles, 9 boxes
bedding and 327 bhis. molRsscs, most of which
viii not ba injured BY remaining in the water a
short time. \ part of the freight was from n
Orleans and the bacon and lard from Madison,
Inii:ula. ssEzies
To protect the Steaxlcr frotT,iniuvy by ice. a
coal barge las h.en 1n6oresi diagonally athwart
her bow II jllch naIneras rs catch the floating
ice and throw itgout into the river. GtticSS the
barge is crushed by tile force the masses con-
stantly striking against her, of which there Is
much danger, the boat may remain uniWured.
The river MAS still rising at noon and bearing
down the DRIFT of ice from above The water
Is within foot and a fialfo the cabin floor OF
course, nothing can de done for her relief until
the water las subsidized. The Captain of the
Caledonia, Mr.. Calhoun, and the first clerk had
gone to Pittsburgh, and she wasin Charge of the
first mate, Mr.. Aakel. Capt Poe, fornIcgls sof
the Yorktown, swas at thewheeL
We uHderstandi sheswas insured, but for what
afnOuntwc didmOt learn EHf ~
q RI Pnihs Cnted EIeetficIlIy-Paiu Is the pre-.
monitor % deat relieve the pain and check die ais.
~ 3
Prof DE- GRATIS RtECTRIC OIL Is the marvel Of this
axe, for the following, (uUt eVeFythIutl:
Cures Rheumatism Oltcr in IIHy
Cures Neuralgia, Tc0tlaehc, 2 mi.utc4
Cures CratnT in stOsnaS h, o minutes.
CUTes RuTnE, Bruises, Wounds, II q dsys.
Cures Pains in Rack, Breast, I day.
Cures Headache, Is DhiTteS.
Currs Esr-aeir, sun Neck, Aguc, night.
CnfCs Plies SNellsd Glands. 10 DAYS.
Cures Frons, Itrok-n Breasts Salt Rhetn 10 days.
Cures CuinSy, PaipifatInu, plrirriSy 1 TO IL daSE
Cures Asthma, Pal-y, Cont, Eryapclas. Sto %.
CuTes lIvnprrrRSC, SCrofula, Ab$ccss, 8 70 10.
n Cares Frosted Eret and Chiblsihs, l too.
The Electric OH valuable nrtctne doctors would
nscit much
ten naule.fi re q. - b.. DE 0IiATII d CO.,
70 Snuth Eight street, Phadn.
EBFoF sale by the principal Druggists In the citI.
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RAITIMnRE AIARKRr

MARCH 25.-F1our firmer and prices advanc-
ed, small sales Of Howard street at z. Wheat
firm, red j. ea1 so; white l,58a17s Corn in
good demand andprices slightly improved, sales
of yellow at SO, weight.
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MEDICAL.
Az SHOULD TRY IT!!
D r.. u. Hfo IS Tg3TTER,s
CELEBRATED
STONIACHBITTERS.
100000 Ro,tles sota In one ! ear.


NoTHIN Gin the market-noh'ng in the medical market
article be produced equal to this
,s. GltEaT ASTI-DYSPEPT1C.s
Dr. Hosteers ID not old granhys recipe,
the mere experimental result of some Amateur Fhysi
clans verbal investigation. II is the result of profound
and elaborate study Of the most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
pr. Hostetter submits his invaluable Btters to cCI
cal tests stu better personal trial upon your
constitution TIE properties OF these Btters will
be found by the first analysis, and tie full force
nedinal effects viii be made manifest in almost ncTedt
bly, shert space at time unnu the system.
Are you Dyspertcs ThentaGe thrsr celebrated Stomach
BItterS.
are you Bilious. Try bottle Of these Rters and be
rrllevedat once.
you by indignation! Remove hS by the
free of these Bera.
Have sou Fever Aguef How thousands in the
West and South have been cared this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the IF these DittcrS.
all should try this great hntidotc We venture to affirm
that willie ostGttcrs Dters used OF fever and
aatic cannot
One vine gassul three times day before meals.
will be found great tonic agent which all Will appreciate
whcu personally satisfied Of the fact, they will be by Civ
ing the BltttrS QUE trial.
There Dtcrs, represented the tane, which
comparatively worthless. Our Dltsers without
rival for their medicinal luneH. They put up in
bottles, containing u quart With the directions
and De- IL HoStteIs StVn'Qc RiterS" blown the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
E For sale by l' the principal Druggists, iute Bars,
tktaursns and Dealers generally Throughout the Caited
-'.'<'' ~''N . LAUGHL1Ns BusMrinp aat
teee-1yd0v = - Wheeling.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
MAKcH 25.-Flour firm at 5,75a6. Whisky
dropping, sales at 193-4a2O. Provisions I'M
changed. Groceries tirm-AIolasSes 41a42. Su-
gar 14a3-4 Coffee 121n13.
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[SrcoSp pIspAIcH.1

MILWAUKEE, March 25-B,'shford sent "a
message to the Senate. The House adjourned
to prevents its reception. The acting Governor
Macarthur refused to give way u BashfoEd, the
latter threatens force if necessarY