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NOTICES..


-
we now offer the best assortment Of Seeds and Plants
ever opened in Worcester and exceled by none in The
country.
OUR FLOWER SEEDS
are OF our own importation and received from the most
experienced florists In Europe they have been select
e. with much care warranted genu ne amt include
ail e9e ne" and desirable kinds Among them may be
found new varities OF
rROPRoLIUMs, EEMOPHILA, FRENCH AsTERs.
LINUM aRANOTFLORA, ALoNsoA wARsowIEzII.
cAMELLIA and FRENCH DWARF BALsAMs,
DRUMMoNOs PHLox in new varieties, LuPINs,
MAUsANDIA, GERMAN STOCKS, sc. g..
We will send by mail, postage paid, to order
50 varieties of selected Flower Seeds for $500.
10 l9o.
Also fine, well ssle,ted assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS.
Also, 10 great variety very lou pricss large col
lection Of aeranums. Azaias, Acacas Japonicas He'll
otropes Lantanss Dwarf Pelargoniams, Alonsoas Me
rtmbergiss aalFiss Petunias Daisies Psnses Victoria
Stocks SC, &c. Our list OF
V e r B T. N A s,
includes all the and favorite kinds, and we sell
SIOcky, healthy Plants for 81 per dozen.
PReouies Honeysucces wigeias Roses Clematis Glad
anlus, Delphinums, Dieytras, Phoxes, Spireas, and
other ornamental Towering Shrubs and Roots fur
nishet to order.
NJ. B. GREEN Il CO.
9pT d6T No. 2l6 dsin street, Worcester.
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styles OF Dress Goods,

shown the first time in This city Ladies' wishing
dress which will be 10 look like ''new one' should
examine our stock In this line have F1ulsrd silhs,
Chaes in plain cooIs such brown and blue, qiet
Prints 10 white grounds French Prints 10 Ro0e GUILE,
figures imitation of Black Lace. Muslin de Cheres and
SILK and Linen Poplns thing, as handsome a. silks,
and cost much less
Ladies, our store is the place to buy hardsome
dresses BRYANT & SHELUON.
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DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB

BUK ME- AND I'LL DO yen GOOD"
Now is the time to use the great Spring and Summer
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Previous 30 Oct. 3, 1887. for Coal,
or to H. y. ROGEhS since that time, either BY note or 40
count cautioned against paving he % any per
kept the subscriber who Is the only rghfa owner
Apart Of said made payable to the order OF n
y. H09ERs and rot endorsed by him, and part are
made payable 10 the order Of psrSons giving them sud
by them endorsed n. Y. ROGERS.
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GREAT PEDEsTRIAN FEAT.

IN UTH
JAMES LAMBERT, the Champion Plank Walker Of
America, Nho the Only who has fairly accomplish
ed the extraordinary feat OF walking 1000 miles n 1000
consecutive hours will commence the great feat Of walk
ing plank, 105 consecutive hours without sleep at
Molneuax's sho ting Gallery, TUESDAY, the 9th
inst. He will be matched against time for $500.
Vocal and Instrumental Music every evening.
Admission is cents. diff ap26
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DIR. HILL.

Offering % toe community his justly celebrated rem
edtes for chronic AID diseases long standing dc
not wish to .vde with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of
Der Of pecaabe ladies and gentlemen from which the
suesill judge for themselves. The Doctor pledges
himself aot TO make any wild assertions false state
of the efficacy OF his medicines, will he hold
any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant few testimonials here given, and the
Doctor socita inquiry from Afflicted into all he
PUBLISHES feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reabe, and bis medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
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TO LET.


49, CHEAP RENT-TO LET Cottage
LIB house In good condition, near Lincoln Square,
n which has been rented for $3.50, will be rented for
$50 Also. tenement the latter, with good gar
de will be let for the am0unt one half Of the rent
could be realized from the garden. Inquire at IA Pearl
street oct APPS
TnNO LET Or FOR SALE.-i4 acres very de-
sirahle land on the old road TO Mibury, two and
half miles from the City Hat one half was powed last
falls the remainder is pasturage There 10 about three
hundred very thirty young trees OF appes, pears peach
e. cherries quinces grapes &c. The land s very de-
nrabe for early produce and capable Of very high cu
vaon The above will be- sold or let on very easy erms
Inquire Of q. y. COLEMAN,
np26 at I'll Main street.
NVLLiOTT W. PRATT Gives Instruction in
H Music. Residence No. I Walnut street He has
percussion refer to his former Teachers M 0ustaye
Batter, Boston, and MesIs A. B. and b. d. Allen, Wor
cester. d3m ar26
nNOR sALE-A good stoek Of BOOKS, STATION
n ERY, AND PAPER HANGlNGS, with prohta
HE business and desirable stand. Terms liberal, For
information, address box 30, Worcester Post ofioe
APT dawu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ o v Z T. t 1 Z 8
Among large receipt of New Goods, the past week,
may be found some rare
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We now offer the best assortment Of Seeds and Plants
ever opened in Worcester, and exceed by none in the
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GNHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT. = The
u subacribsr wishes to raise money upon life iusur.
ance policy II $1,000 A fir bonus will be paid. Nd
dress IN !" BOX b32 ?. o., Worcester d6ts ap27
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
1nnnAYEAR. 5000 A YEAR

An agent wanted in every Town
and County iu the United States,
to engage in a respectable and easy
business, by which the above prof
its may be certainly realized Il
Is an article If daily consumption,
and can be Manufactured at the
agents dwelling; secured by copy
right; sale as permanent as dour.
Address JAMS T. HORNE, Box
No. 1851, New York Post Office,
inclosing one stamp, TO prepay
postage. d&wIm sp21
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Another Paradise.

In Lewis township, Clay county, Indiana,
says the Lafayette journal. they have sort
of foretaste of the millennium. Ithas with
in its limits one hundred and seventy fami-
lies. all white except one, and they keep
dark about it. There are one hundred and
seventy-fve voters. and during the last
twenty years there has never been fight
or quarrel at any election keld in the town.
ship. 1t contains seven school-houses, sew
en- bachelors and seven large men; three
churches, three preachers, three pair OF
twin boys, three fddlers, three carpenters,
three posto6ices. three crazy men and three
men over sevent3five years old. There is
not a lawyer, doctor, or loafer in it-nor
grocery nor pauper. A better, friendlier,
happier population is not to be found in the
Sta-e.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Cure for Scrofula.

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes the
following communication from Nicholas
Longworth, the great wine manufacturer of
that city:
All the papers had, giving the cure for
serofula, have been distributed to persons
sending for the remedy. have never
heard of a case where it did not effec, a
speedy cure, and it can in no case do an in
jury. In several instances, where it has
been applied to old sores, it has also speed
lily effected perfect cures. Put one ounce
of aquafortis in bowl, or saucer; drop
in it two copper cents-it will effervesce-
leave the cents in; when the effervescence
ceases, add two ounces of the strongest ci-
der vinegar. The fluid will be dark green
color. It should and will smart If too
severe put in little rain water. Apply it
to the sore, morning and evening, by soft
brush or rag. Before applying it, wash the
sore with water. Its first application
known to me, was a poor girl, sent to our
city from Memphis, to have her leg cut off,
as it was feared she might not live long
enough to have it cut off in that hot eli
mate. She was refused admittance to the
poorhouse, and was lying on the sidewalk,
as she could not even stand up. From her
knee to her foot one third of the flesh was
gone, and all the skin except strip about
two inches wide. She was laid on bed,
and the remedy placed on chair by 1t.
She, could rise and apply it.
In few days her peace of mind return
ed. and she declared it was getting WE'LL
1t was supposed it was a relief from the
pain only; but when examined fresh flesh
was found growing, and skin over it. She
was soon running about, and would work,
which delayed the entire cure, leaving
small sore, which was in a few months en-
tirely healed. A young girl, with scrofula
in her neck, having a large open hole. and
deemed incurable, came one month after
entirely cured, and recently married, with
her husband. on their way to the East. l
have never known case where it did not
effect cure.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
JOE PRINTING.

The Office Of Tn Kansas EEws is furnished
with complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders, Flourishes, Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, COlored Inks, Bronze, &C., enabling the
proprietor to print Cncu1Aks, Cams, CExzITIoArEs
OF SrocK. DxEDss PosrERs, and all other kinds of
jos PRNrISG, in manner unsurpassed in the
country Particular attention paid to printing
ali kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with Casa. SEX
cELSIoB" is oIr motto.
Blank Warrsnty and Mortgage Deeds, Bonds,
Executions, Summons, Subpenas, Attachments,
Recognizances, etc, constantly on hand.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
What Cigars are Made of.

The New York correspondent of the
Sehoharie Republican, who, it may be pre-
sumed is in the neighborhood of the Custom
House, gives the following component ma
teriais of '.real Havanas." We copy it for
the benefit of those who inhale, or suppose
they inhale, the fragrant weed. 1t shows
the doubt which hangs over not only what
we drink, but what we smoke:
Talking of cigars, was told by Gov
ernment appraiser, few days since, the
following true story in connection with the
cigar trade of this city. A large German
importing house had received an invoice of
foreign cigars. which were appraised by the
Custom officers at SO per thousand. The
importers were dissatisfied, and asked for
a e-appraisement, which was granted, and
under the most positive evidence. supported
by the oath of the dealers, the cigars were
admitted at a valuation of 81 so per thou
sand. Now, the evidence alluded to was
this-that not a particle of tobacco entered
into the composition of said cigars, but
that they were wholly composed of oak and
other leaves soaked in strong tobacco lye.
understood that large quantities of these
"real Havanas" find their way into the in
terror. I, from some experience l have
had in that line, am inclined to believe tha
few specimens might be found even among
the primitive society of Old Schoharie.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
A Railroad to Europe.

The Atlantic telegraph is destined to sci
invention crazy-witness the following
communication which appears in the New
York Tribune
Il noticed in public journal the other
oay an account of the Atlantic telegraph,
which closed with the question-swhat
next?'
Through your paper viii answer that
inquiry
Let America. England, France and Rus
sla form an alliance, or partnership; stop
all wars; turn the same attention, means,
men and money which those governments
have expended for fifty years past to the
mighty and ennobling purposes of leveling
the hills of Scotland, and the hills and
mountains of the New England Stales into
Raltroad across the, atlantic, on direct
line from some proper point on England's
coast, elevated at least sixty feet above the
level of the sea, and not less than mile
wide on the top.
''The mines and minerals thus disclosed
would 60 far to defraying, if not altogelh-
er, the expenses of the enterprise; add to
this the sale of lots bordering on the rail-
mile, would add a very pretty item. Then
lay rail track of large rails, with groove
of four inches square in each rail; in this
groove insert bar of cast steel, four inch
es square, and you have permanent road.
Improve the railroad cars, by using no
wheel lsss than sixteen feet In diameter; let
them run upon the extreme outside of the
cars, with track wide enough to accommo-
date; make your cars two stories high, let
ting the axle of the wheels pass just under
the upper story, and four wheels and no
more to any car; then put the same motion
to those wheels that is now given to our
car wheels; and you may breakfast at the
American terminus depot, and take tea at
five P. M. at the European terminus; trans
act business until six o'clock Tomorrow
morning, and sup at five O'Clock P. NJ. at
the American depot, &C."
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

A PoLITcAL '.JEU D'EsPRIr''---PREsI-
DENT BUCHANAN TO THE QUEEN White
House. Washington, dug. 6.
Mr. DEAR MADAME: Il have to transmit
to you the mournful intelligence of the
death of my dearly beloved first-born. chris
tened. out of regard TO your people. I'm
glish Bill" His funeral obsequies were at
tended on the Cd inst. by concourse of
5000 Sorereigns in Kansas Poor boy
He was always soeokfy. hereditary trait OF
the family. In affection. yours.
JAxEs BUCHANAN.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

The sanitary survey of Massachusetts.
gives the pulmonary statistics of all New
England, showing that the usual average q
about one death in five, from all causes, oc-
ours from pulmonary diseases. in the noun
tains and hills of Vermont aud New Hamp-
shire, as well as in the interior of New
York and the Middle States, and that tn.
same ratio, for series of years. holds good
on the sea-shore, and in the cities of Bos.
ton and New York a
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
SINeuLAR PLAcE ZOE SNAKE.-Mr. n

SINGULAR PLACE FOR A SNAKE.-Mr. N.
H. Scott, living near LongWood. Pettis
county, informs US that whilst digging a
cistern on his premises, a live rattle-snake
about 8 inches long, was found irabedded
in the solid earth, eli ght feet below the sur
lace. The workmen came upon his snake
slip about II O'Clock, A. NJ, and it was
sometime before he was entirely exhumed,
when he showed the vicious instincts of his
tribe by striking at everything, animate and
inanimate, within his reach. There was no
sign of holes or loose earth around or above
him, and how he came there we are at a loss
to know.-Aarshau { no. Democrat.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

The New York Herald of the 18th ula
says: We understand that quite depp
tation of Illinois politicians have arrived
in this city for the purpose of raising funds
on behalf of Judge Douglas. to carry OF
the present campaign and secure his re
election to the Senate The Herald thinks
the prospects of the Judge are on the wana
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Medical Notice.

nR G. A. CUTLER, having permanently
- located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of that place
and surrounding country. DIR. O. is graduate of
the University of New York, member of the
n. Y. Medical Society, and graduate of the n.
Y. City Eye and Ear Iniirmary; having had seve-
raj years experience in the largest Hospitals in
the U s., he fatters himself that he can give sat
isfaction in all eases which may be entrusted to
his care. sepl1-tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

s'FKLLow CITIzEzs % said North Caro-
lima candidate, II ana Democrat. and new
er was anything else. There are three top
les that now agitate the State: the Bank,
the Tariff, and the Penitentiary. shall
pass over the first two very briefly as my
sentiments are well known, and come to the
Penitentiary, snkers T shall dsusH some tsDsef''
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

WANTED.-Bayard Taylor, writing from
Warsaw. Poland, says: Wandering along
the streets, with throats full of dust, we
were attracted to the sign of Bavarian beer.
The proprietor soon learned that we were
strangers. He was very desirous of i'm
porting negro girl from America for a
bar-maid. L should have all the nobility
of the city here said he. She would be a
great curiosity. There is that woman Pas
trana, with the hair all over her face-she
has made a great fortune, they say. There
are not many of the kind, and could not
afford it, but if could get one quite black,
with woolly head, I should make more
money in a day than I now do in a month";
He wished to engage me to send him such
an attraction, but respectfully declined. !"
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
A. I. BAKER,
b. F. BYF FOR RD,
Lttornev and Counsellor at Law.

MADISON CENTER, KANZAs.
UTILL devote himself exclusively to his pro-
w fession, and attend to any business entrust-
ed to him, with fidelity and dispatch, and will
practice in the several Courts of Record in Kanzas
OFFIoE-No So Rural street, Madison Center,
Kanzas june5-ly
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

A friend of ours thus eulogises his nn-
sieal attainments.-s.I know two tunes; the
one is Aud Lang Syne. and the other
isn't. always sing the latter.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

A distinguished French writer says
Never speak or write when you are an
CRY or in a passion, for it is always das
gerous TO put 70 sea Turing storm"
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Here ara two haafitndas-

Blessed are they who have their eorns
trodden on. for they know how good it is
when they get done aching.
Blessed are orphan children. for they have
no mother to spank 'em.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

Gold is an idol worshiped in all climates,
without single temple. and by all; with
out single hypocrite-
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

The whole number of Indians in oregos
and Washington Territories, according {
the latest returns was 80, 700.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

The Knoxville Wig intimates thas the
purpose of the s.Southern League" now
being formed at the South is the capture of
Cuba.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
w NJ p e r RY,
Architect. Builder. and 0raughtsman.

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
WILL furnish Drawings, Specifications, Esti-
w mates, dc, for the various grades of build
ings, and attend to the erection of buildings when
desired His experience of sixteen years as prac-
teal Builder will be sufficient guaranty for the
faithful execution of anything in that line. -
Will also attend TO the Surveying and Plotting
Of Town sites, on reasonable terms.
VIII also act as
LAND GENT,
Tor Filing Declarstory Statements, and for the pur
chase, entry and location of claims: or make in
yestments in Town property, in Emporia. or other
Towns in the Neosho and Walnut Valleys.
Office at present at the Emporia House.
mar20-tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
L. D. BAILEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
WILL give prompt and faithful attention tt
w any business of legal nature that may be
entrusted to his care in any court of the Territory
TOAiee. at the Store of A. G.. Proctor, l5e
Commercial Street.
Feb. 6, 1855 fa
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
P. B. PLUMB,
Land and Collection Agent,

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
Will invest money for non residents. make col
lections, pay taxes, etc. Joneo
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
ALBERT GRIFFIN,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent,

E MANHATTAN, KASzAs.
Prompt attention given to all business in the
Kansas Valley, west of the Pottowottomie Reserve,
entrusted to his care. aug1Lf
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
C. M. WALKER,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,

e M p ORIA, MAS,
Is prepared with superior instruments to lay out
town sites, do plain surveying levelling, mapping
and draughting. Bridge Plans and Bills made to
order. july1S-H
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
E.P ROFT,
REGISTER OF DEEDS, REAL ESTATE

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
City Lots, Shares in Towns, Claims bought and
sold, Legal Papers drawn and Collections made.
To E-ExPToas-I have full instructions with
regard to the right of pre-emption, from the Gen.
eral Land Ofee, together with the rules in con-
tested cases Blank Declarations on hand at all
times, which viii be filed up and forwarded on
short notice. inlfl E P BAN CROFT.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
EOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il leave Cleveland u 31A- NJ. , 10 p NJ &EUBP
NJ. for Toledo and Chicasr, via NofWalk
Al % NJ for Port Clinton and Sandusy AMI Strtl4
East OF SIndussy.
E. B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
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GllQraufrs.

ENG K AVTNG AND LITHOGR1PHING s
RRAINARD & &BURRIDGE. WOOD
- ENgRAyERS AND LITHoGRAPHERs, Rank
street Cleveland. o
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COMMERCIAL,
--,,,-.-I,7- ---a 7.,1psy.,fFNTAI. PRfNrINC

PLAIN AND oRNAMENfAL PRINTING
PiT .nis OrnsEDs1 nal PIiEnins0f ever 5escTift
s y IN, Priuis Esiablshmsnt Of the Leader ofhce, on
aies. improved and most rapid steam presses in tie best
sfye On short notice and At nabe rates Partiell4r
attention paid tobank work Every description Of Bind
ing Done especially Blank BookS, Ledgers, Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books. Sc-- &C.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
AT CleTelsnd h Cl-ylad and rnledo Cleveland, Co
umbas Cnlclti, Cleveland and Ee, ,.uJ Clsve nd
and PIttsburs Railroad.
Al SOlJt with hacks 70 Ghagrin Ealls
AT Mautua with hacks for Ravtnna
AT Bracevllle with hacks TO Newton Falls sc
Al Narlen with hacks to Sharon GtegEiei. Aeadsie.
Bio Imhcld Canteld,
Al Yonns si0wn with Stages for New Castle Poland.
Lowell, Enon Valley, and thence b. 2. = " sc a..
T. 10 Pittsbursh.
CIIAS L RHODES Sugt
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FHE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,

"a q g. . -. ;s...;.;:s
Having made Arrangement with the rltIsbuTgh Fort
Wayne and ChIcagJE p. r Go, Tor the Joint use Of
their Track be Ween Rochester and Pittsburgh,
Will Trains Daily, (Sundays exceptei) as follows
commencing Monday May 18th. ISIS.
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D. sfANDAET HENRY Y. BEnis- W MURRAY
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known branJsot
Flour on consignment, to which call the attention Of
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Rail Roaos.

Lac - -.
I CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIAfE TABLE, No Il
Iotake elect on and after Wednesday, July zsth ISIS
GOING EAST. ---.r lf.r GOING WEST
Cleveland 70 fsuA9s- I0EagstguH 70 Cists
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FE1fIFRS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Aug, 2sl.

PORT OF CLEVELAND-Aug. 23l.
| ARRIVALS.
steamer May Queen, Ylgsr Detroit
steamer Forest Queen, Miller, Buaa!o
/ Prop Granite tafc. ChaI Toledo. -
Prop NJ D Spadiag Hunt, Buffalo; % tons mtse I \ b
Prop Jcfsr2on, ed ogleasbaigh llj tons nise' Z c
Prop Iron City, Turner. ontonasan copper. II x Mob
Schr AadisJn Bariet, Buflo 50 tons MARBLE 10 tons
Schr Gsn. Worth, Jones, Presqae Isle.
/ Schr MerIdian, Flood Detroit.
schr- Watts sherman, Van rassel, Bghilo-
siOUp 1rial. Wigs. Toledo
| Sc W sea Witch, Fuller saudusky.
ScOw Hale, Farshrr, keiiey's Island
1 : "= Storer. Dyer, sandusky.
Scow Pendieton. Becker, Buffalo.
cLEAEANcEs.
Steamer Forest Quesn, Miller, Bu-1 l5 rolls leather.
seam St Il 9ea S, ty1 ,I. sTos ,Bo IA an bu, com 25
Prop ,irsnile State, Chapman, o>wesaichie.
Scar Herald. H1ney WELL Detroit; 35I ton> coal.
Schr- Ellen Wbi.e. Spear, Wye aloiie 80 toas oJal
Scow Relic, Johnson, p Clinton.
Sooyy. June, Deeg, Toledo
Sow MOu ltain Maid, Green, Sandusky.
Sow J. P Hale, Fargher- MIrhleheaI-
Y LIST VESSELS passing and out OF the Lock Of
the wellaud Canal POrt Colbourno CIV furnished by
the Lock Tener to p Dobtias Secretary OF the Board
Of Lake Uniervriiers:
Bound WEST, Avg 25h-Ncue On the 2ls.-Pr1p. JET
ferspn; schr. ihJrntun- An hil BTonsOn.
BOUND Fast, Aug 2O.h-Nune On the 2l>t-ontona-
sOn, Empire state, Aiazeppa, Mo-ticsiio-
ASHORE The schr Lookout which sailed from here on
Thursday IN hsst, bound ior Sainaa, went ashore that
The schr Three Bells which sailed on Saturday evening
for Chicago, with 500 railroad iron sprung
viii probably have 10 80 INTO dock -BsgaIo Erprsss