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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
Chincse Sorgho Imphee.

These plants have now been fairly tested
so far as relates to their value as fodder
crop. and 10 this latitude, nt least, The Soreho
S found 10 be Of high value for feeding puT-
poses. qLe Imphee with u, has not sncceed-
ed so well, its height being but 81 feet
while the Sorgho was II feet.
Our readers are aware that we long advo.
Gated St0v,lfs Evergreen Corn as the best
fodder crop, and until the Introduction Of
the Soreho il certainly was so; since, how
ever we freely admit that the Sorgho Is every
way superior 10 the StOwrlls Evergreen, aI
the larger stalks may be cut us they arrive t
g.l size, leaving the smaller canes or ratlcons
to perfect themselves later in the season.-S
" hen permitted to rpen, the seed Is OF val
ue, aud the stalks do not Injure from ircst 50
materially aS those Of corn. CGricus pecn-
hariiv Of the Sorgho Is the drying os tbs
stalk, without acetihcuuon; lor dnr'nS tho
driving. If carefully done, the saethurIOe pur.
lions Do not change 10 acet.c acid, as does
that Of the ordinary sugar canes uad corn
atalEs.
When well cured, the stalks may be cut
ana mostened for a few hours before feeding.
during winter, when lHpy vii swell up 10
their original size, aud Of such favor ss to
he preferred by cattle to anything else that
can be presented TO them aud for horses,
mn es, mileh cows and oxen, We are satisfied
they are alike useful, when 50 ;Ientod, aud
that less ground iced is required to keep the
auimals in good condition, than Wien hay.
straw or cornstaks are similarly used.
As yet We have seen DO proof that sugar
can he proLtably made from lhe juice in this
latitude and although al The present and
late pr.crs Of moasses, the boiling Of tho
Sorgho juice TO rich syrup will pay pro-
iil, sull such prices cannot be maintained for
any consider bic length Of time.vIiok,"g
E,lLurr
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1 WISH HE WOULD MAKE UP HIS
MIND.

! wish he would make up his inihd. Ma,
For don't care much longer to wait,
Pm sure have hin.od quite strongly
That thought OF changing my state;
For sweetheart he's really so backward.
can bring him out though try;
own iifaf he's very good tempered;
But then he's SO drcadiully shy
When | speak about love and cottage.
He gives me glance { { surprises:
And II but hint about marriage,
He bushes quite up to the eyes
can't make him jealous-l've tried it
And It's no rse ty being unknt.
For that's rot the way am certain,
To get him to make Up his mind,
Pvo sung him love sonnets by dozens.
I've worked him both slippers aud hose.
And we walked out 10y moonlight together,
Yet he never attempts to propose
You really must ask his intention,
Or some other beau must find;
For, indeed won't tarry much longer,
For one who can't make up his r,inj.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
stlttt Dottrg.
SANTA FILoMENA.

The following. Henry Longfollow's contrib
ton to the frat number of the new .magszil
Tho Atlaniic," is by lar the most grace
tribute that has ever yet been paid by poet
that angelic woman, Florence nightingale.
1t will he remembered that FiiomenS is ltali
for Nfghtingaie: q
" hene'er noble deed is wrought,
Whene'er is spoken q noble thought,
Our hearts. in glad surprise,
To higher levels rise.
The tidal wave Of deel er souls
Into cur iHmost being rolls,
And lifts us unawares
Out of all meaner cares.
Honor to those whose words or deeds
Thus help us in our daily needs,
And by their overflow
Raise us from what is iowl
Th.s thought |, as by night read
OF the great army OF the dead,
The trenches, cold and damp,
The starved and frozen camp
The wounded from the battle-plain,
Its dreary hospitals oi pain,
The cherries corridors,
The cold and stony floors.
I.ol in that house of misery
A lady with lamp see
Pass through the gimre!ing gloom,
And fit from room 10 room.
And sswly, as ! dream Of bliss,
The speechiess sufferer turns to kiss
ler shadow, as II ieiis
Upon the darkening walls.
As if door IN heaven should be
Opened, aud then closed suddenly,
The vision came aud went,
The light shone and was spent.
On Ensland's annals, through the long
Hereafter of her speech and song,
That light its rays shall cast
From portals OF the past.
A lady with a lamp shall stand
In the great history Of the land,
a noble type of good,
Heroic wonanhOod
Nor even shall be wanting there
The palm, the lily, and the spear,
'rhe symbols that oi yore
Saint FIlomena bore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
FygxEADEL y.xA
Sge0ss Moulding W9si,

UfVom Street aJore 7;rcgth, North .S"Ie.
nNOJrLDIN S suitable for Carpenters
EE Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers
worned from the hest and thoroughly seasoned
ira.sri.', always On band. Any ralterr work
ed from a drawing.
The slbscgige. having purchased the en- ire
iu.erest will continue the business with increas-
ed facilities.
Agents wanted in the various towns in this
portion OF the State, to whom opportunities will
lie offered for large profits TO themselves
SAMUEL b. HENRY.
July ~. Is57.-3m 2ip
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

EoGs.-The pa kers ut eokuk Iowa have
began To pack and are ayug 81 20 to 80
Tor large hugs.
At Madison in this State the highest prices
offered are S5 80. Many Of the farmers in
that neishborhood propose to pack on their
own account,
Several small lots ate b7ing pa Nd here
this wseh. that we're bought early in the sea-
son u. SIS. Buyershe here We are inf rMed. are
not inclusl as get to of more Il 81 s4
E,,1gsvi!. lad Jlurngi iSh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

CuEAr LrviNG.-Tezewell, Va is said TO be
poor mau's paradise in the way of cheap
living, a correspondent of the Richmond
(Ya) Dispatch sAys: Living is cheap enough
--only think Of eggs atG ccnts per dozen,
chickens at c. cents each, bacon 10 cents per
H.. corn % csuts per bushrl. aud wood ouly
81 per say1, d.liver,5 s; yoss dear.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

PFrHlS Grease is recommended to the notice of
a Wsg"neTs, Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
eng SUrEnIoa to any thing Of the kind ever in
oduced AS IL does not gum upon the axles
is much more durable. and is not affected by
the weather, remaining the same in summer af
in winter, and put up in lin canisters at 37s and
rs cents, for sale by A. w. FISHER.
March IA, ls57.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

NLpER HYDE'S Exposition of Mormon.
n ism. Price, 81 25. for sale by
Sept 10, 1897 --3t. II. Y. FRILING.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

GEMS pVI BAlVn, Wv w 90
Leaving re.t profit over every expense
Of SIS 80 from an acre OF Chinese sugar
caue.-This is the experiment Of
q. B. OSTRANDER, NJ. D.
y. Ri forgot to state that my cnna was
twice frozen solid before it was worked or
cut. c. Il. .. Hickory Point, Livingston
Co., Ill, Oct. 20, 1851, airte Farmer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
LOCUST MOUNTAIN C0ILIERY
SUPERIOR w WHITE A S Ii

LOCUST MOUNTAIN COLLlERI
SUPERIO w HITE A 5 Ii
CITE COAL,
from the Mammoth Vein. for Furn aces Found
ries Steamboats, aud Family use,
mTI,;,o LEWIS e co..
Ar, CANAL. .NonrauMrxntASp COUNTY, PA
SIZES OF COAL.
LUMP. for Blast Furnaces aud Cupolas,
STEAMBOAT, for Steamboats,, Hot Ar
Furnaces and Steam.
PHGNEN' RI:G For Crates Stoves and s'oa'
STOVE, For stoves, Steam and burning
NUT, Lime.
PEA, for l.imeburners and making Steam.
Orders received a, Mt. Carmel or Norihuin-
,erland Wharf, will receive prompt attention.
NJ. u. BELL,
ID. D.ILEWlS,
WILLIAM MUIR.
Nav 3, ls56.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
HARDWARE and QUEENsWARE,

Cedarware, Brooms &c. Also large assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes, suitable for Men Wo-
men and Children. Hats and Caps, Silk Hats,
and all goods usually kept in E Country Store.
al the above narred s,cck Of goods will he
sold positively at low prices icr cash. or in ex-
change Tor country produce, at the highest
II arket price.
Hullowing Run. Nov. 20. lGa6.--'v
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
EnGics Ebress Goods.

Consisting of Black Silks, Merinos, Alpacas,
DE LANES, Calicoes, Ginghams, MusIlns, Trim
nings, &c. -.
Also a fresh supply Of GROCERIES, Of ell
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
PtgEyT WHEEL GREASE.

sunbury, May 80 ,ls57.-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

NDy HOFFSCHLAGER & p N
- HORST offer for sale:
New GARDEN SEEDS CLOVER do, GRASS do;
. Clothing in large assortment, Prints, Muslins,
Brown and blue Drills, white Shifting, Sheeting,
French, black and colored Silks and Sauns,
Black Cravats and Corahs. Hosiery,
Boots, Shoes and Caters, ladies' and gents Riding Hats,
Splendid House Paper,
SadIery, Brides, Bits and Safety Stirrups,
Solar Lamps complete, Wrapping Paper for groceries,
Gold Leaf, Tin, Soldering Tin, link,
Lead in sheets, Lead Pipes, Adamantine Candles,
Edanf and Swiss Cheeses, Split Peas, Lendles,
Pearl Barley, Snuff, Matches of all kinds,
Burton Ale and Porter, Clay Pipes.
CIaret, Sautern, Hook, Muscat, Sherry and Port Wines,
Raspberry and Gooseberry Syrup,
Brands and Hollands Gin in bond,
DemuchDs and Refined Salt,
And a great variety OF other merchandise, all OF late inporta-
ion. Z9tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

LOVE CHANGES A MANA sagacious writer has
made the following remarks concerning the metamor-
phose which comes over the man laboringsunder the
sweet influences of Cupid
enc man ever fell in love and continued to be the
same man to the rest. of the world. Love, like the
electric spark, runs along the whole train of his asso-
Citations modifes his views of life, corrects his pref
udices, softens his asperities, deepens his sympathies
fresh links and ties, aspirations and desires, which
e%tfectually alter all the circumstances around him. or
rather, by altering him, effect a total revolution in
his relation to them
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

A CROOKED STORY You are rather q crooked
character, Mr.. Jones.'
Rather, sir but not quite SO crooked as a tree I
once knew. 1t was the tallest butter-nut [ ever saw.
Standing close to it one day in a thunderstorm l saw
q sqirrel on one of the topmost branches. The light
ming struck the same branch, about three feet above
him, and the squirrel started. The lightning had to
follow the grain, of course, and the squirrel went
straight down. So crooked was that tree, sir, that the
squirrel, by my watch, got to the bottom precisely
three minutes before the lightning. [ afterwards saw
that tree cut down and made into rails for a hog pas
ture. The hogs would crawl through thwenty times
n day, and so crooked where them are rails, that
every time the hogs got out they found themselves
back in the pasture again.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

claim that this will be the best andshortest route,
either to China or Australia; that it will not interfere
with any route already established; that it will secure
important government and commercial interests, and
that the b%oisterous weather encountered between
sydney and the Cape of Good Hope, especially in the
winter, will be almost wholly avoided.-.N Y. Jour.
Of MINER
me Cincinnati Columbian states that "a talented
but d~issipated foreigner who was recently picked from
the gutter in that city, seeing an advertisement for a
pastor in a country parish, brushed himself up, went
and preached as a candidate, and although he had
several competitors, carried the parish, and is now
regularly dispensing the bread of life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

yEyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS o SALE
IL the cargo of the American ship RADuGA, NJ s: Green,
naSfs'' expected / arrive '0~ D0s'0 q . : 1"''H
Barrels and tins boiled Inseed oil;
Bristol brick;
Table salt;
Wine corks;
Cans Putty;
Half barrels whiting;
Mineral red;
Dried apples;s
Goshen Butter; bales hops;
Split peas; half bbls beans;-
P A cheese; Goshen cheese;
Tierces Boston sugar-cured hams;
Salmon; Green peas;
Brandy Peaches; B6ls vinegar;
Bills Rice; Herring;
Water, butter and oyster crackers;
S~toughton's bitters; Bbls hide poison;
Dunbars bitters; Smoking pipes.
IS half bbls crushed sugar;
$50 coils Manila cordage;
800 bbls mess beef;
so bbls rump pork;
100 half bbIs mess and clear pork;
so, coo lbs navy and pilot bread in whalemen's csks;
so bales oakumj
200 oars, assorted sizes;
1000 bushels salt;
100 bbls Haxal flour;
90 bolts cotton duck;
go bundles hoop iron;
40 hhds Blac&snithis coal;
40 Pkgt t Ih pist lf9ni
200 bundles brooms.
Also
40 cases yellow metal, assorted, 16 to Is OF;
Composition nails, Il to q inch.
SUNDRIES.
10 cases blue cottons; Iron wire for fencing;
Hand-carts; Wheel-barrows;
Enameed cloth; Horse rope;
Nests trunks; Mems hats;
Wrapping paper; Stone nappies;
Half bbls slaves; Cambooses;
Cooking stoves; Horse carts;
Painted buckets;
Planters hoesj Soft coal;
Whale boats; Ok Jokes;
Cultivators; Hand grain-miI;
Garden engines; Hay press;
Painted tubs; Jute mats;
Fruit baskets; Willow carriages;
Bungs; Alcohol.
-ALSO-
10000 pine clapboards;
White pine sheathing, 13 feet long;
White pine boards, 10 feet long;
Yellow pine plank, 81 by II inch;
Yellow pine plank, 4 by Il inch.
CHARLES BREWER ID.
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1857. 33-3n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

IRON BEDSTEADS, single, double, and chfdren's
Sugar Mills, Copying Presses, Coffin Furniture, Brassware
Chests of Tools, Door ScrapeTs &c. &C., for sale by
Jy1 1f ROBERT c JANIoN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
NEW ADvERTIsEMEMTs
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
TIME COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing I'M
Il der the name of ROBINSON & HUGHES, in the saddlery
business, and 0HLSON & Co., in the upholstery business, viii
be mutually dissolved about the LIST of March.
All persons having claims against said firms will please present
them, and all those who are indebted, will please to call and set
tie. r.. Fl. ROBINSON,
J.. Z. HUGHES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
NOTICE.

SUGAR, SYRUP AND MOLASSES,
EVROM THE NEW CROP, Koloa Plantation, for
n sale by
(36-tf) II. HACKFELD & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
Speculation In sugar.

From tue ncrrah Trscr, August IS
Tha snncuhceueui made IN TIE sos,oa J4grl, that
tnere stored wfaT Of hat cHy, 10 bod
oyrr cir sges RI add ro.a.'cs may well give rse
b. usny oorec ures 10 resoa 10 mo prics these srpce
have nomnaod ~it1n me lat sir u3ushs The prcof
IL nov plain before the pcoT's that Ava scarcely, but
the tnGis Of speculative ~ho hal con cred their esr, 10
monopoly or thee rspa odugt1ns and who, la Ihi,
had iusEcsd NE Relief that nc.hug
crop sovd bring them back Il old sUd bdr real
ysue We borne out Ia ths vie = n the matter by
The information that similar stocks he found 10 other
nge the Unlsi ssates In n .ion, Nes YORK aai
pbiadeirhs, The stock, Of sugar an uolssss
thar three timer large ~ Al the sane time las year
fh. tier msy be rsd n lie FAIR pee men OF The man.
In Which prices raised Ia tbs COMFY ssd ths
pic articles ~ consumption made The prey u those who
seek 70 enrich ten1eivc. By MOI urjuuaabls news
Inc poor mase 10 feel me deprivation Of articles OF
ri' tlnd when hcy become the subject OF scccas ion,
than AIRY Else besruro the Price Of labor does
ut In oporJn from tbs FEC, the same iever
IA rot exerled 70 produce huch On effect
.pecuai,n, from the fact that ihey FEEL more kecny the
ines that wrurg from them By the advance Ia prices
% ARTICLES thai 70 actually necessary they sho1d have
Thty have remscy, 10 such pri,cs deprive
themselves or the articles Ia qucstion.
In The next pace these soocna,ions carried With
noncy borrowed from the banks IN many ,ases
ry all dersrvrg the name, aud thus
leaning are therefore, do oenfert the spc tcns
profitable cue or hey arc losers By the operation, fail
who may DO urforiupaie enough - posssss their crcu
ton. rather roundabout game. aud the masses
must either ray The 06der In the prices they evort or
failing inst, i,se in bc;vslue Of the unds hey mar have
Under their control
Inc present cnn6iaon on me mhrte IN these very av
cles-.usn and nnolss,cs-s fair Instance Of this The
majority Of the stot IL IN the hands Of specuisors who
have bought up and held 10 In hopes OF su higher
pricoe.
now cwop N al hand 10 regard " which thc~e h The
greatest promise and the borrowed fund, on which thty
have operated viii bcoo due beforo their hope, cd
vance they viii g. under, their securities they have
auy must suffer, snd irg iris the bsnks and their Gre
diiors must swisn The eaure burden.
The TACT u, there II too great spirt or spcculs,nn
abroad In the land and whsevtr Temporary evil We NAY
endure, tends 70 curb this msnit viii serve good
and righteous purpose Spectators groanng Il pro
tent rnder their loat and rcooe NJ Il; ~lt teach
them TO avoid combinations Tor the purpose OF monopoly
and learn tnem The lcuon that better 70 ego SLOW,
and operate their own means
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
A Rew York Commercial Agent with TIVE

Prom the Chicago Press, Aug -
P7Nert 7 Isnoeft, Commercial .gcnt ~ New York
house r osi Re shs, Mr., pAriogon could call "a gay
bbefsn" ode hal sciteth sife gc,ton goDi tnirg y
al true, but oul q Utah here m,y be too much OF
pcrd hrgn
Richard LsnNeri lcf, x-s Lambert No I aua Lambert
junior n Gotham AMI - Ok tie jtr-uey Into far co1a
NJ Tie sent over the border lie sOoarned 10 Cana
"a Al Chaihs n be fell 10 love with 4 fair youug Eoglsh
woman, with -toun nc clipped, and usy married 10
pcrot TIE fs,her vas In search Il tbs daughter, there
joined him IN the gaCn Mrs lambert Ho. l. sad Lam ler
u ten % be old unexpected End terrible bOR -
ito fond ta-ert ~ 70 the deserted wife rnls
wss tso monbs incs, and apgs could be CLEANED OF
the wheresbons o. uo rsnsrsys he bGauasl AID bis
slcun. Upu the present wees, the faghef W
Wis cay, snd on Tuesday nut 5radisy 20 tina veil
Known pot &c ceeouve- N track 10 ms spsoe OF tao
tsgs, ~ I'D Of Niuo hsb11Dg tadiC.0osy osroaae ed
IAmotr su fund, shd n usdsy arrested, At JansI
VIE. Wis
ne pariy resohed ibi. city yesterday the bride an
fnisbeo beyond eypressi5n al her cruel ng she lof
TO- ucsro s.s svtnpE roHk fr boue ~n her fssber
Ohoer Neyes o. hsdev 90 acc IN paniod lambert, 10
sture Tor him Die rich decor al the hands Of Cana
justice ss lambert No 4, very worthy and exec en
woman &c lettu, Will probably me- her ptrtured and
uo'1loss husband a. Detroit aud such . msctng The
oiEar@t III doubles, Gel fun ilstoe done him.
The po,s knfsh firi 10 Of highly respt cssblo and
vesthy connections, AMI We withhold ner name, Tor OBJ
vio1s reasons.
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CTkARKu
s.spsh,g Borussis Ham, rraunann, HAnSurs-E Bccs
tS oT o
ship o. a bsmpior, nyerpool-se.mih 10.
so S.r ss s1 s%S+ ssns. @sss1 MOSS
sSsr Ps.nls ,ar s sse sa asa. psse.
Sotr Cordela Accerson sAv-rnah-DunNan Dimon.
schr d Warner, steson ChafleHen- Mo jreaaY, Mott
seh1 Ilicoi piosssy Bsaro,s-ssiIer Lord ! Qisrsau.
sesr sedsas, i ss.es To- ros,oa c AZ sst.r.
schr W Ticom1, Manniny y ls.os - ShtreY 4 Co.
scar Lady Adams. Dsvs New Bedfori-s 4 Dlmon
AHMyED
sssssp s9sH ss s. ssr'p =. 1 s y :. 81
nrousr., khoals sfchased sgusr with -ieansap jams
sSlP u.rnsigs erl1Isli ylecssr IoDdou 20 DAYS, with
SNIP John eos. cot rev sns ccru IN ads. Ja,
u, VIZ c1l ogAF Meyer vesssi - mssie- 2sh INST
g.. s-oS sor fsasa so sra, % aaos sas
A ,T.ss so rlssed az ysss,r. ,s 'oS ,a,a "a ~.
s.S ryers pieces Of 1recl,d saG supposed o,O0Eng
saip = Nicolas E,sscp g.ye, JAY IL win mase and
skg Re0hsrd tirsrul Issk. Brer,u. days With uasae
ss,V F.-d e. a.ssad ssysri. Ass,rr 10 days viii
snip Fsonn Briggs "a weston q days win cotton %
srg sSmso's, ,oi ro.,or, o,~.se xls.r, CAB. susls
vi msso, any y 70 .ssles s,ei y y s,os mac
pat led ut, deep Os ed ana ala Jared rcd Gad
as ps,se1 aisra t2 s6 win vine ana Lead % Beansr
D@sks.
ORG I1ne.s rr) Pine, For, vendres oars win wine 40
70 order
Big rrsucis Dtne on. Of YARMOUTH Ns) Allen Turks
Isst de, days. with sa, U W. Auhf WhseIcck Aimuu
Brig Finsn.,r, HASKELL Mach 10 dsJs win Jumper 10
nayhe~ Talbot 90.
srg "a Armstrong, ThOn pson. New Haven, In ballast
10 OnstAvis
Brig loren kaya, Rondout for Boston
Rehr Ccernine tof Pitmouh. MOI Bire- xsrsguez r,
Ans IL, With sugar 10 lSh inst ~, IS on g.
rerced gale from sSW Lost Ain ana rsH
10Th ss n Ton 70 Ia spohe bsrs u Gamble tsece Cor ~
karhs
schr johnson, water, Crystal River rs y cara VIII
Ion her 70 Ashby.
Bchr Julh For leaning villa nvton NC, dayr
Fcnr q ibc1r, Dennis Virginia, days.
fchr Falrneld, s]eofge, Eassport, 3 days
Sol Detroit, West, Aibsoy for Bosion.
pchr klysbelh, Weti flpauy for Boston.
Rchr Himrod. West tlNang fer Bostan.
pchr Ancr-v hrosn lowell Albany for Boston
Schr Emma \ Ellen, Brerer, Albany for Hartford
Nchr Geo Hoffman, kscke' Rondout for Boston.
Schr Rfzshetn Hees, Worth Ronaoui for Forwsk.
Hchr Bangor, ior5sn, Hontout Tor xorvsh.
Clara broosmsn squan with shio's nsserials &c
Schrs Pierce, EIerDrtse longrreet ard
MAMA LonRsrces from tde ship hoswen tpraRua. near
Bquan, win railroad Iron and ships materials.
BuDw.
shp Uncle Toby. Poue from Liverpool July IS
Ako, one bark unknown.
hp Esgdslene OF and for Bremen barss riroa Masess
Akysb tDutohl Rotterdam; Florences Tstanagoucbe.
Wind during the day from Ewps
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Our venezueis CorrxsEozdsace.

Our Venexuela COrFxsk oEdsuce.
uARAoAx, Apgy, "a, 1897
Irsas and Fnonoe-Imwsgrasson toMvuas -.srtroa for
fSdata~ Engines and Ssdses 8aissssss- Fcsisseal ~
fasvs-Grers, -, d.
business remains ths dep~essed state when
hss wrce yoc, ard the reosn. heavy failure Of largo i'm
porting houSc and rumors Of c,hov 70 FOLLOW Ia conse
quence win, q east Contribute 70 improve The none
's,y AFFAIRS Of The country. Produce Of Ill descriptions
trsmsly soaxoe.
The govern ment has concluded ooytyscs With a CON.
mercisl house In your city Tor ree passage vsnezuea
forty i've housand Immigrants steamers 70 coavey them
are 70 leave New York every fifteen Gays Cosusc Of The
natuye are In sressy 70 bring Immigrants from YAH
ous parts Of Europe
snd Juan Cemente de La asas exclusive privilege 70 in
tcdroe, fres Of al duties, and 10 use for Tho torn Of
twelve years traSon locomotives and endlcss rail-
way (8oycela pasess) all Tho pubic ruads IN venexa
Ella for nanspor merchandise and produce fans
have already been oOnUxctsd " from the town Of
oria; and CO sompeon 81 tie road now coss<uopx 70
he iaxS named p1e and ar acss, .he trains VIII DO
sssposl The ysiuspe produce OF pans TO the
capital distance ri 300 miles, Oner Gaas viii mme-
di1ely be PLACED III We important ro4s or the valleys
Ct ArAgua. Trains have ahs beer ordered TO- the
u OasAo.s. Tns entarpvss ono al lac greacst
importance 10 the county and caanos fal VITA proper al
recton rodcce the most beneficial rcsa1 by removing
he sreaest obstsce 70 the pr,sre~s n veAezaelrs.
do sing the exorbitant raleE OF land c2rrinse
In the .elticAl line have hOb,Lg The o. intry
remains let and In all pronseii ynl continue 10.
rhe CAssgueeos enrapaured with oSe-a company
here; with difficulty seat csn be procured by a?pS-
ing dsy o. before the dAys named Sorel, aas.a-
rcni rborli the favorte. me primo doso, Z,e
here that the company will remain here b1ts monn
longer.