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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15
Howard ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia.

ABsneuoisut Institution 6y eeial endov
MENTOR the ~ef of TIE sick and distressed, afflicted
NTH pirulsnt and Epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful des.
trucuon OF human life, causedby Sexual and
The deceptons practiced upRn the unfortunate VIC
tins OF such diseases by Quacks, several years nro
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as n Charitable
Actworthy OF their Eame, to open Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class of Diseases in all their
FORMS and to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 all who
apply ny letter. with description Of their condition.
Sage, oceupaon' habits otife, &c } and in OF
extreme poverty to furnish Medcines free of churge
vi needless TO add that the Asso citation comm
thehighest Medical skill of the age and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment,
Inc Directors OF the AssociatiaOi their Annual Re,
port upon the treatment Of SeXuaF Diseases for the
year ending January Ist 1859 express the highest sa-
tsacten with the which has attended the In
bors OF the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of fSperma-
elect Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Self abuse.
and order continuance ofthe plan for the ensu
ing year.
The Directors, on review ofthe past feel assured
mat their abors In thts sphere OF benevolent effort
nave ocen oi great benefit TO the afiicted especially
20 the young, and they have resol to oe tn
selves with renewed ZEAL to this ry i'm but
much dispised cauee. -
al weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or
Selaonse, ,and other diseases Of the sexual orgnI g.
by the Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by mail lin
sealed envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on recent OF
on the iureand treatment of.se.uaf diseases diet,
&C., are constantly being published for gratuous
triOution, and will be sent TO the afflicted. Some OF
the new remedies and methods Of tream ent
ed during the last year, are of great value.
Address.for Report or treatment, pr. GEORGE
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Assecia-
tion, No South Nine Street Philadelphia, Pcnnsy-
vana. By order ofthe Directors.
| EZRA u. HEARTWELL. President.
! GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
April 90, ls6s-1y51
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FITS! FITS! FITS! FITS!
DIR. H.ANoE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTlC PILLS

For the Cure Of Fits, Spdsm, Cramps and all NervouS
and Constitutional Diseases.
EDERSONS who are laborng under this distressing
maady,wil find DR.. HANcEs VEGETA BILE EPi-
LEPTlC PILLS TO be the only remedy ever discover
ed for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These Pills possessa specific action on The nervous
system; and although they prepared espeoiF lily
for the purpose curing Fits, they will be found Of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves. or whose nervous system has been prostated
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chronic
complaints, or diseases Of long standing, supernduc.
ed by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for S. Persons out
OF the city, enclosing remittance viii have the Pills
sent them through the masl free of postage. PFor
sale by SETH s. HANCE, No l06 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Maryland, to whom orders from all parts
June II, le59-1y7 - 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

Success Every man must patiently
abide his Time. He must wait. Not in
listless, not in useless past;me, not in
querulous detection; but in constant.
steady, cheerful endeavor; always will
ling, fulfilling and accomplishing his task,
that when the occasion comes he may be
equal to the occasion. The talent of sue
cess is nothing more than doing what you
can do we'll, without thought of fame.
II it come at all, it will come because it
is deserved, not because it is sought ai-
ter. 1t is very indisoreat and trouble.
some ambition which cares so much about
fame; about what the world says OF us to
be always looking in the faces Of others for
approval; TO be always anxious about the
effect of what we do or say; to be always
shouting to hear the echoes Of our own
voices. .--Lonrfsllow
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GraveI md Etonei

By this understand collection ofsand like aub
stance havfng been lod ged in the passage cfhe urine
When the system Is healthy state, this substance
carried ohby the natural passage OF the body; bu
when there 10 weakness OF any organ, tho
kidneys, they become incapable OF expelling such
sandy eoncretons and consequently they are lodged
In the kidneys, urethra, the bidder causing great
Inflammation TO those organsand great pains and swell
ling and great difficulty in yielding urino II has
been admitted by many physicians, that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills are m de out OF some particular
plants which have wonderful charming influence in
dissovng the substance which has cloggod the pas
sage and oY their cooling properties they expel all
Inflammation and leave the water passage in an ac-
tive and healy state. From three to four Of these pills
night and morning, from one TO two weeks will de
eide how this dreadful disease is to be treated and
as they remove the cause of every kind of disease 1t
utterly impossible for them to fail in curing the
vel as they unelog the PASSAGE and have the parts in
June "a, lS5S-lm6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

GLOW sleep the brave who sink forest
With all their country'S honors bltsti
When spring with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hallowed mould,
She there shall find a swe eter sod,
Than fancy's feet have ever trod."
! deem il unnecessary TO examine the tolls,
trials and suifenngs Of the American army du
ring the period OF the Revolution. The histo-
~ Is be fore You. You have oil heard OF Bun
ker Hill, Of the plains OF Bennington and Sar
atogp, OF a Monmouth and Yorklow n, together
with rN1ny others. perhaps, not less brilliant
and grand. You have heard about the proud
troops OF the naughty king being led captive
in chains their forces yedingto the superior
valor of the Tree born brave.
All this is familiar 10 you and shall not oc-
cupv time in repeating it. II is the history ol
Iut country, aud 10 day when you return to
your homes, aud to your places Of business,
lake It and read it, ponder upon it-study it.
And here had we the time we might enter
into lengthy consideration Of the course pur
sued by this country in its onward march to
fame. We might contemplate our Federal
! Constitution, the Magma Chartd of our civil
| and religions liberty; might consider its nicely
adjus ed balance Of power between the legs
latlve, executive and judicial, and admire III
stately propOrtlons- time will not allow
Our government is an experiment, and de-
mands upon our part vigilance and aciivly.-
We should be careful to not rely too much up
on our supposed security; for all free lnsiltu
tions must be carefully guarded. repeat
! when our ancestors were about to found, upol
|. the North American continent, goveTnmep
upon the broad and comprehensive principle
Of Democracy, II was declared an experiment
and the world questioned its pIopriety. Sue
a government was new and comparatively un
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The writer hereof. was picked up after
floating torty-eight hoursina sugar trough,
with body fearfully mutilated by musqui-
toes and gallinippsrs, having lost many Of
his notes which can never be recovered.
Messengers are hourly arriving from the
coast, above and below. with fresh reports,
which not being confirmed, will not at pre-.
sent be published for fear of exciting un-
necessary alarm.
Up to this hour nothing has been heard
from the Perry County Delegation. Ap-
prehensions are felt fer their tafety.
The next meeting of the Old Line Whig
Caucus will be held in the City of String
town, Hotel. De St. Nicholas, on Salur-
day Night, July 81, 1853,
SECRETARY
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Agricultural Improvements.
The Attention of the Farmers and
AgrioulIurist

OF SOUTH EASTERN OHIO.
S invited to the very full and complete assortment
hand by the undersigned. Having had an e'perieDce
by residence and several years close aten ton to the
WANTS of the farming community in this section the
undersigned feel satisfied that they have succeeded
in introducing class Of implements, adapted TO tho
soil, and suitable for the cultivation OF our uneven
surface. Having perfected our arrangements, we
now ofer for sale at MANCFA CTURERS' PRICES,
large and complete assortment OF
CHIPS Celebrated Combination PlOw
made of Cast Steel, and cen supply points, other
parts, that wear out, at any moment.
The HMassachuscttSn all ssSTEEL
PLOW,'
manu- facturcd by Nourse Mason & 60.
The aboYePows require less draught In working our
adhesive soils than the cast ronowng to their great
OF higher polish and less subject TO the rust which
the vegetable acids soils produce cast iron.
We can supply the above
One or two H9rsHs, either Right or
Left Hand
as may be preferred, with without wheels cutters.
We have also complete stock Of
HILL SIDE. OR SWIVEL PLOWS,
SUBSoIL PLoWS,
CORN R0@mG9p9o
Emcrys Rarnhill'a CirOlcvllo and others.
The Expanding 0nd Reversible Har-
row,
H:S ''nS nST R yass sGS ss' 1'''
HORS' HOE, SEED Sewers,
S REVSoLVING V ' HoRsE RAJ RAKEs, " RAIN RAIN cRx.
DIES, DOG POWERS for churnIng, &c.
HAY g. STRAW CUTTERS,
Corn Shelters, Thermometer, C Cynder & Dash ChurDs,
Cheese Presses, Meat Cutters, OK YoKES and
Bows, Cattle Ties---Post Augurs--Garden
Recls-Hoes, Potatoe Diggers, Bramble
Hooks--Garden Tools OF every varic-
ty---Prunng Knives and Saws; ~
Hedge and Border Shears;
Chain Pumps and Reels
Well Wheels,
PORTABLE CIDER MILLS,
Agricultural Furnaces, &C., &c.
We shall take pleasure In showing our goods, and
are satisfied that customers will find us In prices
low as the same description Of implements can be
| found ia the State.
| The Agricultural Implements and Seed Store Of
| q. W. PoTWIN & Co.,
| Opposite Court House, Zanesaille, Ohio.
| July 8 1s58-3w10
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NImGAnaa

THNHE undersigned assignees Of p Hane give notice
I to those indebted h the firm, formerly known
as the firm of P. Hane, by note book account to
call and make settl I, between this and the frs
day of September next. All those having claims
against said firm, will please present them between
this and the above stated timo, according 10 law.
j. @. MONTElTH,
j. G. HIgE,
July 8, IS5S-3Wf0 Assignees.
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Da"An incorrigible wag who had lent
q minister horse, which ran away and
threw his clerical rider, thought he
should have some credit for his aid in
spreading the gosgel."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

50 tcKFoKp 4 DAVIS huve purch sed tho interest
Id of II. RICE 10 the late arm OF BlCkFoRD. DA-
VIS & RICE. The business ofthe Woollen Factory
MI be contlnPsd under the arn Of B1CKFoRD 4
slCR nnd all business Of tho late drm will be settl ed
y them, TEcAsifpa!dfCss, wool SL,r 1--WE
Lancaster, July s,les0-awio
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Tairbanl,'s Platform SceIes.

VETE are buying direct OF the manufacturers' for
wv cash. the regular sizes of tho above celebrated
Platform Scales which we will sell at manuactuTers'
prices; no freight added.
We also supply any sizes of Scales not In sore1
at the SEINE rates.
Enquire atths Hardware, Agricultural Implement
snd Seed Store Of O. W. POTWIN q co,
zanesyille, July 1s6e-5wlo
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Notice.

TorLEIBBN BoRTzER Of the Town OF Enlburg.
M In the County of Maulbrunn, Kingdom Of Wer-
tnmbnTg, Germany, Is hereby notified that John
George BorEer did, on che nIst day of July, A. d.
1850 ne his petition In the odce otthe Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Faheld, and State Of Ohio, charging the said Got
leIben BortEer with willful absence for more than
three ysara last aud asking that he may be di-
vorced from II . said Gotlelben Borlzer. Which Pc
ton will stan for bearing nj the next term said
Court. Dated this nral day OF July, A. ID. 1859.
JOHN GEOR9R B0KTZER,
BY JOSEPH A. SHAW. his Attorney,
Lancaster, Jniy 9, lsSs- ewlOpfs3 so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

npaCIAL nCgiCEd
- No,0us, NeLps, NoAnsaNNss,

FsSsl@ CoUaHs, Gems, HoAessSSss, sc.
.., ,alanes Of the above com plants ~ this sea-
80. las III effect OF bringing eat baat oi pfofes-
sstly rev specifies and while sosne ftw may Dc
gor1. nsay are useless snd some even dsnsticss'
~ rsyent dIsar pviHtmeot, the hes; course 10 Fur'
.,s 70 consut ypar family phsseian, or otherwise
80 ntIv .,,cb reuaedies ~ lens pabiic experience
!. TgI ER'a CusfoUAb SiRUP OF GUN ANA
E1S C,riSnsity the fsvpri;e rres TIT lion OF an EN-
;nsnt aAy sc.an ii sooa b'csnie = popular family
aaaStc,rc hnG vi,lI7Gt advert sing, has Continued
q, cri 8 a eroAius rvputSttoH tcr she last twenty
,sars Ia u, tc>cBt e.ss . II acfs ike Charm, and
Is thra ,c essts Dr>aeaItt- Hoosins Consh. Group,
k.fbnla * II ~ aest with unparalleled snccess, Hs
M a f.a:iics wii tSstlts.
SSi5 b, sIsHsa WISS7eN. MksDa EAExR
RNDgKgE sc, at IS cents per bosiia, and N an eie
- I, : aleasant IsA2en - E'rBa, 10 and p GEMS
n~T hGx. called FlLKg's 'GUA Asssis Copau CANDY
ft.r.H Sc Sf-sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sxw" Ir you HAve A CouoH,

ES1 lr you HAve A CouoH,
TAKE HAMPTuN's TINCTURE.
TAKE HAMProN's TrNoTuRE.
II you have Rheumatism,
TAKE hAMpToN's TINcrURE.
TANE RAapToN's TINoTURE.
KE MAMProN's TINCTuRE
II you are all weakuese.
II Yen have Headache.
ASTHMA, C0UGn, CJNsUMpruN: The writer
is u3Lst hiSby eemed; Ire Thousands Of our best
known citizens feeis 1t duty TO bear testimony of
he ugpietfu curative power of BAhPTON'S
TiACIuRE. Why let your friends suffer and die
siihoat giving it trial. Cali and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE SKrr. 2s 1858.
BesSs NgYtiattr q Naictrup- Gentlemen: ! have
eeva r sone time Giicttd with Asthma, accompa-
ni,d with shCItntss OF breath, with uauy symptoms
rraperties of HANPTUN'S XEGETfBLE UnC-
TURE from having used the same, Inouced me to
procure bottle of the Tincture, aud by the Of
one bottle Was So much better that was induced to
OF IL. and by taking tvc or Fix bottles was
restored 10 usual hestb. AID will say TO all per
cons who afflicted as was 10 use HAMPTON's
TfG ErABLE TIN CfUKE.
Geatleuiea-You are at liberty TO use my name
for tho beEeft OF the afflicted.
y. West corner OF Liberty and Clay stsy
EgltinlJre, Nd.
ey Call aud get Pamphlets and see cures.
S~ii hy PURCELL, LAnJ * Co. kichmond by
Dr COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all tire Druggists
la reteIs.ura; by MORTIMER WOW BkAY.
Baltim re. snd by Druggists snd shcp-keepers
everywhere.
as o. per bottle; ak bottles fsr IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

The LrcruRH or REV. 3. II. RnBsy.
before the Young Mems Christian Associates, %
Tuesday evening, gave much satisfactiou to his
hearers. Tney are indeed enthusiastic, aud
those who did not go TO hear him. muss regret
thsir absence. His theme, "FIome Dasiss and The
Cultivation OF Home Affections" wss discussed
with an eisquence, pathos, and hnmor which d.
lighted every one.
DIR. Reese is - flushed speaker. He 10 popsias
minister OF the Protestant Methodist Church, Q
native and resident Of Bsltimors. IL 70 hoped
that he will come among NJ sgAlo, Whsp, no
doubt. bis audience will te nearer eommsnsuJste
in nzmbersi with his merits ~ . lecturer. he
was, previous 20 this lecture, almost entirely un.
known here-though no lectures TO thoussuds In
Raltinore.
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neyHsRTsnoRSE's URE-ALL-
HIE
THE GSEAT PAIN A1HfiHILAT0R.
AND REMEDY foh D}sPEPe la. kAk sTOM
AIU AID WEAK BOWELS

4
AND KaMEDf foh DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
At,H Asp WEAK BnWkLS
PREPA RED b 4 CHEMIST.
BorrIRs .2 g aud ~ cents ann one dollar.
THE 4RhA Aknr DlrCUVEbY IN MEDICAL
SbiENCE-
HARTsHORNE's CURR-ABL should be kept In
al families 10 case Of accidents or sudden sickpess,
IL feqaeurly - in less Time thsk II quirs TO
ret ph ysiciaD,
/, curs pain In aay part of the system and is used
externally and lit rualiy-
ExS- AZ the frequent changes OF tue weather pro
dpce a bad cole, hheumatism Neuralgia, core
THREAT, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach. Tooth and
Ear AcGe Ague or Lumps IN Tho Breast, Pain IN the
Iim!A and Body; also, etif Neck-svery person
should get BETTE. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Mps-
clee rifexs Blood and tcnes, aud, by its wsfuhng
eieo.ro gne.lc power. .exrts al pain from the sJs
ten. Get b yttle aad try IL. on,
EB-If you hay- congh, nse ii HhRTSliobSEE
pECIOkAt oykUp OF WILD CHERRf-it tits he
best Cou IA rnp In she world 25 and ncts hottie
III y ou are Bllious use b BAkTsBORNhS ANTI
BILIOUS PILt.S shsy act urnn tho Liver, stom
aeh and Bow els CARRYING Of all Bile aud Foul Sc
cretsons. p conts q box.
The above medicines to he had ~: oil Drug Stores
In Richmond, NcrfAk, PeteTsbnrs an al, towns III
virginia. &C l'-oM
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s,sg- To bpvsRrtsErs IND BUSINESS

vr~ Tie virct.ia sentinel offars very superior
o. ySut,z. = Ter Aisurti.iug. Il rs a Ar@iy estab
Iyshed gpagLaI, of w!da ciIcuiA,ion, vita saeecr-
hfs ia a,ost every stAte o. the u ION, aud num-
- -, large md ever growing list o: sub-cr-
hst. ,,unrg ;hs farmers ana substantial us;ne>s
;aI o. the wealthy and prosperous Piedmont. Val
iay sS,1 Tide water regions Vt VIA Etls~-teen
na, bsre wants and :he nftanS 10 suppl them.
men Waa buy geo s, aud Iacp Who lry and sci!
ttrfns All A6N tEtiSeDeais ~ prtF in the Daily.
TT,Neaslv and q cssinhally il The Weekly editions
al tho sentlpel thus reaching ali our reaaers. We
rtsycc .ig'iy taIlle orders.
Try5ns nlelera'e The cssh cr city references re
erircl. P,F farther particular aedr' IS
SMITH FlSRS,
-. ~..-.r. a.eNnnJrin "a.
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DEATH OF 4 CHRISTIAN ProsEEs.-Rev. David
Young divine Of the sI. + Church OF the last
half century, died az 2suesviiie Ohio. day last
week, at an advanced age. He WAS one OF the
early pioneers of Meihodism In the Wes. and South
over which he travelled when perfect wilderness
Raised in Eastern Virginia in GfTluence. be, after
his conversion, devoted not only his time and
talents, but his ample fortune, to the service Of
religion. enduring all the privations and hardshIps
Of nianeer life,
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FREAK oP An INSANE WoMAN.-An insane wom au
named Pratt in Hancock county, fired the barn of
her brother inlaw. L9wman Pratt, which, with $50
bushels of wheat, ard other grain. was destroyed
The woman then went milo and fred the barn of
Adam Meyers. which with grain, hay, &c, was also
consumed. She attempted TO fire Mr.. Cary's barn,
but was detected and the barn saved. The whole
neighbofhood vas aroused, and Mr.. Welter dis
covered Mrs. Pratt attempting to fire his smoke
house. lie tried to carch her but she ourran him.
She finally was caught, and said that the spirits
hal Instructed her to fire every ba'r along the
road, aud then to burn her father house Mrs p.
s the mother of an interesting family, and Per
fectIy exemplary woman when sane.
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FAIR GRoUSDs.-Our readers are

FAIR GRoUsDs.-Uur readers are
aware that at tho formation Of the Central Agri-
cultural Society, it was then determined to Join
with the State Society In holding fairs. whenever
the Directory or the friends OF that organization
desired 10 return to Richmond to hold their annual
exhibitions. So far IS We know, no recantation
has been made of that determination, aud the
members of the Central Society are now ss here.
tufJre prepared 10 fulfil their pledge 10 the Ag.
riculfurists Of the State. Hut whether a union Of
the two is, or 10 not perfected, 10 time 10 come,
suitable grounds for holding fairs are Eeces
sary. and it will no. do for the friends Of the Ceu.
traI Society, If they wish 70 ensure annual Fairs
IN Richmond. to wait three or four ms nIhs
to learn The examination of the State Society
rhey mast 60 TO work at once, IN order 70 have
accommodations for next fall, and when tbey have
sec ured the grounds, then the queston of f'union"
eau be considered and settled. We understand
shat q handsome tract Of land. sufficiently large
to leave the Society twenty thirty acres TO re Mt
out after taking from il all that is necessary for
the Fairs, can he purchased for $4,000. one fourth
cash, the balance in four equal annual install.
msnts-snd that sni'abls aud substantial build.
uss can be erected for 10000. Now, tho question
is, are the citizens OF Richmond and IIenrico and
the surrounding counties, willing to invest the
sun Of $2oe00 in land and bulldogs to ensure an
nual Agricultural Fairs near Richmond, when the
land aed buildings will revert TO them If fairs
cease to be held. 50 ae six or eight gentlemen
have already indicated . willingness to invest
$3.50 each in this enterprise, for tho gooi OF tbs
city and if retail merchants hetei and rcstsura ut
keepers, butchers bakers, etc, ars not prepar cl
to make up the rsmsiLder Of the sunn, they don't
deserYe to have the Fairs ani the benefits which
attend them.
person subscribing & 90 will have bat go TO ray
annually for ~e years. with the assurance that hr
vii! get his money back in the decreased talIe oi
the land, II the Fairs are no. heid-whi'c, If the
Fairs prove perpetual, his business will he trsbly
benefited by the outlay made
Ii seems to that the plan suggcsted IL siru.
nj pasfif undefatoOf. and benef5eiai all
that IL cau be effected In short tins, and withon
seriously taxing any class 10 the commnni,y.
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TIE SHIPPING INTEREST IN EsGLAsD The English
ship owners still complaining of the depression
ofther business which they attribute to the re-
peal of.he Navigation Laws and not to the gener-
al depression of business from the late reSulsicn
of trade. The Loudon Shipping Gazette says the
business has E.ot been bad for thirty Ave years
rhe rates of freight we're as low some years ago;
but then IL cost much less to sail ship. provis.
ions ard wages being twenty five per cent. lower.
Not one vessel In ten is paying its way, nor 10
there any prospect Of an advance. At Shanhai,
out Of 1Q4 vessels only fifyfour were Ergglish;
aud in all the ports of China aud India foreigners
we're SO numerous, and taking freights at so low
rates, that it was impossible TO compete with them.
especially in the coastipg trade and intermediate
vCyaneg
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ADVANTAGE or Snosr VoShGr The bark
Bounding pIilow Capt. Small. arrived at this pert
Oh Monday Last, hty days from Smyrna, with .
cargo Of more than % 600 drums Of gs, being the
rst lot which has arrived this sesson 10 the
United States. Tnrce other fruiterers are now
hourly expected at this port, one of them having
s.arted eight days ahead Of the "Bonndiug Biilow" ;"
The entire cargo has been sold at handsome prices
mo doubt from L TO 2 cts per pound higher
than would have been realized had the other
vessels been equally fortunate--which on . cargo
Of three hundred thousand pounds, IL no small
snm.-Boston Transcript.
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A Aysw FL DoRApo The Santa Fe(N. NJ Gazette
says: "Msior Stein, lately from Sonora, expresses
the opinion that Sonora is more prolific OF gold and
silver than California: ard, liza Territory of the
United Statcs, would yield ten million dollars anr
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