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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
A Self-Worshipper,

Solomon Giles broke the frat
commandment. II you had told him
so, he would have pointed 10 his
well-thnmbed Bible and hymn book.
his church subscription list, and a
family pew-but, nevertheless, he
did it every day. The man wor.
shipped himsef.
He, Solomon Giles, with his Ger.
titicatcs Of bank stock and unparal
leled success, knew no other God
but-Solomon Giles.
lie would turn off an office-bo
who omitted II how every time he
had occasion to speak to him. Pat
rick, the porter, knew on which side
his bread was buttered. 1t was 'yer
Worship aud yer honor,' from
morning till night, and waggish
wink and bis thumb to his nose rs
soon as his back was turned. The
children werr taught to think of him
q ) the author Of their existence. lie
was n small autocrat, who allowed
nothing 10 interfere with his own
glory. His wife never took his
name in vain, bnt only by the han
do. IL wus Mr.. Giles''--nevel
"my dear or plain Solomon. +"
"Mr. Giles" said one OF his
thread bare clerks, one day, "my
wife is very Ill. Can | be spared an
hour earlier than usual2'
Couldn't think of it; couldn't
think oiit, Mr.. Lane. Awful hur.
rylng times - might loss me q
'hundr.d dollars"
but, sir, ="
500 10 work, 90 to work, Mr..
Lane; c,nt spare you ten miuut.s
Bless my souI, sir, if you 90, shal
hire some one in your place. -Four
good men waiting ior your Shoes
Don't believe a word OF it," he said
in an aside.
The thread-bare clerk, the shabby
clerk, tolIed oD--toiled till his houl
was done. KS the close VI day drew
near, great drops started to his brow
his veins stood out; his hands trem
bled. Cool God! how did he know
but she might, even then, be dying
The task over, he hurried on
Three hong miles intervened, and h
had paid his last sixpenco for medi
cine. 1t Was all aggravation to Sc,
the 'busses pass him by.
lie stood on the threshold in al
agony Of dread. A woman me
h.m: ,h. tnrn ii her face away.
"llow--is-she" a spssmodi
question.
Didn't you know? We sent 70
yon an hour ago. They didn't fin,
you?'
No ueed Of say ing another wor,
to him. lie walks straight mp +
her room, where a babe smiled il
briefmoment Of where
mother aud babe lie together--safel
folded
He gazes on the cold, white faces
but his lips are like marble, an
; there is a curse in his heart for th
hard man who knows no other Go
but himself.
The curse aoiit Jollo,1 Soiomo
Giles.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

a.
We learn by the Tribune that
Gen. Winfield Scott, who is stop.
ping at West Point, met with d se.
we're accident last week, which may
coniine him to his bed Tor some
time. He was about attending O
linner-party given by Col. Della
field, when on going down the sfaiEs
his foot slipped, and he fell TO tho
bottom. Owing to the bullet in his
shoulder. and the sword wound in
his arm, he was unable to arrest .his
decent, and the fall was sevese.--
To a person Of his advanced yess4
and large frame, this 10 most s.-
rious affair. The General was ia
ken to his bed, cupped and leachsd; |;
and though he feels better, he 10 still
suffering intense psin.-[E1.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
ENT,sr -. j. BLECHEn

would .espectiuIly aun0uu . SxsSaR
10 ,he cszcns OF F,nhl1y, an4lYfYS%S
Unrcock county. that he has re-. i-b
,n"yed . the front room. over Hyatt, Store
'ent.incc at the Hall, one door North ~ The
s,,y. lie Is prepared to Insert Teeth. on
c"i, Silver, Gutti Pcrgat, and Pivot. De-.
cyed Teeth Filled or Extracted. lie h3,s ais.
purchased the T, ght Of inserting Teeth Uu Per.
celain. 1t is a solid block oi work, lud vii
bear more hard use in the mouth. without the
liability OF the Teeth bredkir- pit the Plate
There are no joints or CrcvlcCs in the gum. or
between tile teeth and plate for the i1d-men,
fpartces offood. or secretious oi the mouth
They will not corrOde, or become ui,cusye
being made entirely of Porcelain can be fitted
more perfectly to the mouth than any Other
kind of work, and offered At about one half the
usual price ot Teeth set uu Gold. Persons de
sirous ef having work done, will please c.,ll an,
examine specimens. !. j. BLEClIER.
ia Is, ISIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

rINO TEACHER~.-The Board of schuol Ex
AmtneTH
session for the purpose "a examining Teachers
a, the Union school room, in Findiay, on III,
a., SATURDAY Of Sanutrr and the first ~iu.r
J,y OF February. and the first and third ~HHr
days of every month thereafter. cpmmenrtu-a ~
". X. LEONARD, Cluk qJ sud Lol'd.
Eird,ay, Jan. ., 1891.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

A BAD PES.-"God has written 'hon
est mat in his face" said friend to
Jerrold, speaking Of psrson in whom
Jerrold had not the most implicit conf
dence "Has hey" replied Jerrold
"then ! am SURE the pen must have beer
a very bad one!"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
fNHE BIG BLUE boot Their

VNHE BIG BLUE BOOT There is no IN =.
Il take but we sell Boots and Shoes lower tor
the quality than other shop in this or adjoin-
ing counties. just call at the sign ofthe Blue
BOOT and see for yourself.
Ladies and Chdren's Work in superabun.
dance, at such rates AS will make II an induce
ment To give us your patronage.
Remember our place of business.
March 10, 1858. j. ID. STCBBS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

BrYING WooDcocK.--l was rccov.
cring from sickness lately, and need
ed something to tempt my appetite
| thought woodcock, well cooked
and served, would move my dor
mant palate. Ny Irish servant wa-
told to 90 down and purchase pair.
Mira. b said to Iii ~ suppose
you know what they are-ihesc birds
with very long bills" "Yes, mem
| do" Then turning to the cook
she gave directions for their prepa
ration .cr the table. After the lapse
OF an hour, the man returned Will
the change. "WclI, Jim did yor
%. the woodcocksl" "ldid, mem
Bat how is this-how much chang
have you brought! What did they
co-t?' Sixteen cents mem" What,
sixteen cents for the pair?' "Ic:
mem" "Why that is extremely
cheap" He stood in u hesitaiing
way for a moment, then asked Mrs
BIT she would not step dowr
AM sec them She walked down t.
'h~ hitDi.,n, ord Jin, e."pPod up I.
the table, took up n small package
VIII Ia h. un.ulicI. and handed on
a couple OF the lonycat kind Of ,co0d
o"Jtaeels. why Hess yon, man
these are not wopIcocl;s' Diln'
yon hear ne giv. djr,c ions abou
coo!i"g them?' Il did. mem. -
"Bu. don't y'u see that | could no
cooi one o. thes,? might keel
tie II n the pot whole hour. an.
they would not be cooked i see
mtiu; male mistake. Shall
take EN- back, men?' + CowespOAd
eat Of RAicit, b1cIer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
DR. r. w. ENTIkiKIN. will her

DR r. w. ENTIklKIN, will hereafter ie.
I)yote his entire fine To the practice ofMed
feline and surgery, III tlndldy ana adl"lnlhs
country. Prompt attertlon To business "t ~.
times.
OryIcy AND RrArDEScE--Opposite the Joint
Stock Hotel on SapduSky street, West nf MAIN
sS When profit ssionalIy absent. orders may
be left at residenfe.-',ll such orders WIIl re-
;eivc prompt ate ntion.
March l. (Jau. ~ lNjs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

T There ara various vays o, pec-s
iHouucing the word tomato. L ior-
fmerly spoke it as il spell tomdytc,
until after the occurrences wbfcHsfa
now slrall relate. Some Sesss siwes,a'
while dining at a hotel in THE ciey,kg ,
accosted one Of the ooiogcd ssusseA
as follows:
waiter, hand me ybs soosay.
toes!" .r'f.i ni i9'fieiOi isHoiss q 70
The negro looked puzsleds sSbr -
instant, and glanced Lis eye ,up and,
down the table, until il lighted mn
on some potatoes. which he politely
handed me. Irejected The dish .ssd
said: 's#- 'I'Y'sal n ~ brit n
81 asked for tomaytoesi" 0,sgf a
eyes, Sa," he answered, HE face
assuming the same puzzled look, as
he glanced over the table, ilsee-
ing dish OF eggplant, lie brought e
it to me. at. r,., - ..
Now, as l am extremely fond, Of
this delicious vegetable, I helped
my self plentifully to it-when think
ing he had discovered what ! ss
first asked for, he leaned down and
patronizngIy whispered in my ear:
I'VE don't call 'en dat here, Sal
we calls 'em "egg plants!" I'll
will only add that when I asked
for the 'tomattusses," they were i'm >.
mediately handed to me. us;1i'daFs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
prpn. JcnEsrER curRcH.

nourpr n. BrRp. CHESTER curRcH
"URD d CHURCH, GenS raj Collecting
III Agents, will promptly ;lttend TO the col
lection OF claims of all kinds, in Hancock and
adjoining counties. o,,.,
Esq.: Wheeler & Brof.
~Onice-second loor Dixon House block
corner room. lAus' - l9'N'-IE
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

ID. EO9D Merchant Tailor, lst door north
.aJs sftss sssA asSss, Iindisy, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

UtHE undersigned have associated themselves
u together for the purpose Of engaging IN the
manufacture Of
CasrsaSss, Bugstos, suikies, sc.
They intend TO keep On hand. and IN tnufac ture
70 order, rBR BEST STYLE OF every thing in their
line Their long experience in the business
and the general satisfaction which their worS
has given heretofore IN this section, warrant
them In believing that they will receive a iib
: srsi share of public patronage.
= The occupy k00ss' OLD STAND, on Putnam
street, west or Cars Hotel, and next bulldin.
immediately west OF the Methodist Church.
JONAS 4 CHARLES kO0NS.
FnDLAy. o., April l6, 1885.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

NCTICE.--l am now prepared to g,ve my
~ undivided attcntiOn to the repairing %!
Watches and JewRlry. Persons enIrustuc
their Watches Ia mb' care can rest assured
promptly attended 10 by myself. vii war.
rant all my work to perform according tn
agreement.
So shop. two doors north of Cars Hotel,
west side, Main street.
CI.OIS u. WILSON.
E1Nn, ~ nhln Iniv 2lh. LIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

anAywL ADAMS, Fashionable Barber and
~ Mali. nressssr, (Main ST., east side, four
deors nosthSf Railroad st.,) Finday, Ohio.
80 hH - Shop closed on Sundays. 10
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

nR.B. BEECHlwouldr respectiullannounce
J that he has pc Emanently located IN tiHdldy
where he will altered To AL calls IN his profession
Office and resdclce on west side of Main Il.
in the building FORMERLY occupied by iounkir
yearly opposite the new iresoyteflth thurch
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

CENERAL COLLECTING ACCENTS. -
(T MCAHAN l. MARkLE have formed CO.
partnership, and are now engaged On general
Collecting business. Persons who see proper
10 entrust their business in our h1ands, can re-
iy on hayingit done promptly ans satisfactory;
Al moneys collected will be promptly PAID
over.
~ Office over Wheeler & Hro;;s Store
JOEY MARKLE.
FIypLAY, o., Dec. 25, 1851 III.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

VVYM G. BUNTs, Attorney aud CouYHsei-
w Ior At-Las. FISDLAY, Hancock coz, U.
O,sIcE above Green's Drug Store, Opposite
ths Court House.
April 2gth. lS5S.--1y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

~ e. PoMEROY, Attorney At-La,s,
(FINDLAY, Hancock corSrY, OHio)
win attend to all business entrusted TO his care
In collections, fidelity, promptness and dis.
patch. are the invariable r1es Of this office.
OPFICE-Melodeon BuIldiag--up. stairs.
f,rvxryycys Hon. l.. D. Campbell Ohio
Hon. b. =. Wade, Ohio; Gov: Chase, Ohio;
n Wilson A Co., New York: Hon. Thomas Cor
win. Ohio; H. @. Phillips, Dayton, Ohio, and.
n,hers tMarch 10, 1851 Z
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

A TTORNEYs AT-LAW. PALMER AND
"A MAsTON, Attorneys At.Law, have To-
Gated in Fndlay, Ohio, where they viii prompt
iy attend to all business of their profession
that may be entrusted TO their care III hAho'oN
and adjoining counties.
j. M. PALMER will also attend TO any legal
business in which his services may be wanted
in the District and Circuit Courts OF the Uni
ted State N Ohio. -
william Taylor's new brick building.
~ JOHN NJ. PALMER,
luna IA. 1853, JOHN MASTON.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

wee-wag cIocks, Supe eRs(k 49, 20
clocks. .ssse ~ wSskdus eeltl61 1lIlrsl
reason. hc dessrssised ss1nalbfis al
tto,on clocks, and, gas an, - <tossT
Messienrs, the Boston gsntlSG 81.
foi siisty superior toscn clocts. sn
mistake wAs diie0vessd ~hs17uUsi |
invoice wss receivsdsscit a1ssans6sIv
to $50 900, each clock cosiinG - epSrr
fected. ~ 80 ''''' - w" w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-09
POSTAL DIRECT URY

EUrefgn and Domestic Mails.
TINT OF oLosM0 rBs yOss OFFICE
DoaEsTJc sorh-Ahsny, Buffalo and Csnadss. p N
Morn ard Vert al. ........... 81 A. !.
Western mail via Er'e aR .sk A. n and Pr.
South aod Southwestern
EASTERN mar, BY railroad. sh A. y. and IL P.N
!" bv steamboat. ........... p "
olIuo&SIA.by rtsansr. via psnsms Monday,
she Overland NAL ier csnforri ia leaves s. Louv
evcry Mondsy ard yhuEeday, ats 4: Letters
ieslYDet lcr II should be marxed ''overiaat, rb
e.. Louis-n
e. Lar Cry The Overland Nan from IT. Joseph rxo) tc
Salt Lake ehy, leaves st Joseph every 5etur
dsy, g. A. n. letters should be marked
"cver!ard, =. Joesph.h
20. rAcsssc ~ steamer, Panama, Monday,
Dec +. n
HAvavA....s steamer Csrawba, Monday, De
eerlter l3... ........ ll& A. NJ
From New Orleans by steamship Tennessee,
the IL; and 18Th of each month. u-@rs should be
placed the Once New York days pre-
vious 20 tie above date.l
FURorK..,Hy Steamship Ar 20 saturday. Dec. - .
HF- II win that time of closing the snarn.oa
rihorn and esten male has been changed O'Clock
hal hosr~srier than usual This viii probably soaunu-
during The winter.
.IsE or CLOSING 1T rBk LONDON oPrlcs.
fNpil The Overland Nai closes .ollows-via
trilies the %. Gun, l7ih and 2.h Of each month
Via Southampton sth, i.sh and orb touching a.
Via Msrssiss tie 9th and ,sSb Via Hou'hsrcp
Ton fth anu nth
Lus.KIr,A Via Ns-pe and Sue, on The leA via soun
smpton and suez l2k.
MAuRI-1us..NAA den The oh and eth ~ the month
Bp,zi- Via Southampton The 9th OF the month.
As When he date Of masng the indian amt Australian
uss al London fails on Sunday. hey made tns
evening previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
PEEF CATTLE.

gREF CATTLE.
An active demand prevailed at all the yards to-day for
good quality beef cattle, which more p,caiy than
they have been for time past The receipts have fallen
off abou, 400 head which fact together with the improved
quality and increased activity In the market, enabled
brokers to obtain fully half pound advance
weeks rates the average. Prime extra cattle were
held last week at loo losc aud thosc OF to-day sold
for about the same prices Ordinary 10 good cattle how
ever brought, in almost every instance fully the advance
noted above. The general selling prices SC. to o.
and the average about SIC. There bu: very few
inferior cattle salc and they found ready marke;
from eye 10 &c. with and then n sale Al tribe be-
low the former rate. The offerings chiefly from this
State and Ohio The State cattle sent 10 ANTIGUA
ton ~ short supply from the Western states
aud they could nct have arrived At more
cprortuDc moment The number sale Aerions
to-day and yesterday 1857 head. ami for he week
2f3. head against 1s2 bead last week aud 500 head
the corresponding period laft year WHEN prices ranged
about the same rs to-day The total number san Tor
the week al all the yards 1884 had bescs about
$50 head Which changed hands ~ pc!gan M MONDAY
The trarsactuns Al that place however by enroi.
laors mainly, WHO purchased fnr Arrtons yuds n az.
ticipaton Of short supply Ono b.; Of caftle sale
from lowa-al 81 uhch were IN far InarkCtsbs couii
ton, and sold at the above prices AT Prov alng There
prevailed a GOOD demand bat ns the supply sale WIS
so very snail butchers were compiled iiourn 10 Al.
lcrton's, ~ order to obtain aufccn supply FOR the
irr week. Chamberlin offered only few heal most az
which brought sc AZ ORren's there prevailed = fair dc-
mand and the offerings az tat place bought M
an early hour at prices corresponding with the quotations
below.
The prices current Alcrion's and elsewhere b day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY Dec. Sc p. NJ
Tie Africa took out slsT 900 specie day. FIX
change closed rather weaker than yesterday; but
still The leading bankers asking l0e a, and
dong business N some Instances at =. The supply Of
good commercial bills to be scaDty Francs are
held 5l3s4 le Of the business being SIS or
tbcrcabouis There change the money market 10
report Tie bankers report continuation Of the dulness
soo,n noticed many think however that higher for
money wl prevail before the spring. We learn by tee
graTh from New Orleans that Northern exchange quoted
per discount and must therefore look for
shipments Of gold TIE overland mail from Calor.
LA brings advCcs Of shipment Of g. 10000 from Cali
forms than half Of which will probably find way
here.
The stock markc, to day exceedingly dull and de-
pressed rsrtes who might be buyers, IN order 10
p'oy her money, discouraged the side by the
appearance q such SENSATION a. the re-
port q the New York Central and the other by the
clouds Which overhapg the political horizon. II argued
that, ~ fex muuths, quite likely 10 see active
work the coast Of Mexico, and perhaps also IN the
Gulf and while the most conservative and souades men
approve The course Of the administration and the calm
vssom u the message, fall IN that
tshs the germ q policy which may blow fancy stocks
into the air, and may be the q offering 10 capital
far better investments for their money than any
which Wall street now affords. The most active stock
Tie s to-day Pacific Mail, which rallied two
Ger cent from Yesterdays dcpressiop. The success
a the overland mail and the embarraxsupcnts
Of the Post once nepar,meD, will probably provr fata
g. the renewal ~ the mail contract now held BY this
ooura-v In The other fancy stocks the business done
pretty general, but small In There no
mater ~ fluctuations prices STATE stocks looked rahs
weaker though there was no change worth noting In
ue bond na1ke, tie business done was well distributed
but prices wore a downward tendency la Crosse lad
grants shade boter The business bank stocks
was cmparatvcly large and prices we're well sustained
Tie cosng prices cf the day were-Mlssours, 50 Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-09

The Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt Shannon called
yesterday Liverpool with G. passengers SIS 600 in
specie.
sHr Lucss Dsrre from Victoria vancouvera Island for
Francisco Fabulous Island No partIcu
lars. Dry 'e from New orlssnsl
sHrr DoirHv Hoyt NJ Boston from raiarr erperiencet
hurricane Sept ~ IN which boats bulwass galley s
sEIr Jaws 0urHrIy, ritmsn ri savannah from Hampton
Roads before reported ashore on North Breaker had her keel
injured considerably.
FHIr rsrprwocn Dale from Calcua, ~ and for Boston
before reported arrived Newport 9Th inst put for supplies
She reports having experienced, about SEPT Is heavy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-09

CLEARED
Steamship Star Of the South. Lyon, sayannahs Mich,
s.eam.hiu Roanoke. Skinner, norton II l.utnara.
Ship y Cutting Post New Osicans-Post, mira 4 %
sLp Athena. s.hiAns. scw or.eans-ilennnss Muller
shp American Uron. Hubbard, Mobile Grnnell Sntur1
Bark Mentor tsw, Anderson Gc',snhurg-Fuuch vencse
iis's Homer Yates, Mcnrcvh and narke,-ya,ss { ror
nark Rotor rsmal Hoey. sav.nnah-pcrnili 60
rs igry eySSi pa%ers II s sa
t'hr 7 James. Clsrk Nstaezas-fo.i small
sthr Hastings f, lowef'snn, Amherst NsA smiihcrs
SIR y,a nedeu, THu.. Nc,npd-is-v redell
S,lf Iobn Jcn,f Stephenson Ihladcp ia-J " Mckee.
sehr isoeaala, small s,iem-R, y Ropes 90.
SIR Mtsrrswor'h Evrres Newbnyport-w Brown.
Steamer Beverly Pierce. Phnadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Sicsrrsr Huntsville Post savannah. with rnase and
'sng'rs y u Gy,nwsl 20 SUNDAY, - AN .nmiss q
lcigs kavanlsh eisa % miles 81 ba.erss passed
s S r sss s e.. aI gsae y sad Is ss To n'
Ship yofs lci Bos,onl nor, ,rons'ad 1T Esnore Nov
shp 0cean tsreml Rlopper Rotterdam, oct H. w, oi.e
TAX lido kinSs "a ioctaSdi sleepe Shields. oc, 10
glh nase 70 master Ias exgerenced heavy westerly GAL
have been twice driven q The nf stream Nov ~ u, - y
ese ier.s ors s ssyss main -. prT &
saysah srred away toey and steering apparatus 70 the
cst sse TIE whole lime si Inst a 3 ss on Is H. spoke
hris Tsuner. Pearson days hence for Mcuesiieo he
isrA Deuhs Higgins Para, :: days with ma-e, n Corn
Ials ,larssS r.aigcw, rurts Islands Nov = With salt TO
lgnsHs cei Vale 4 90. Experienced heavy Weather
1sart " Gamble. Powell. MARKS VI DAYS. with cotton
nrd tol@cco Smaw.d Earle ~, % miles
HeupAs, prssd v,vse terorn up, psniei green.
hrie Alpede Pott Morales st Vbea 10 With AL,
ossn Experienced heevy gales on the sps sails
Tris wsnderer srerrl lehman RIO Ianrro, o-,7 with
coee 81 saparics IT, lat rs Ion 80 ~ whale
ship ocean, Csfk Of and rm New Raven with 20 hhs sp,
~ days 2,h, hats lon "a l5w spoke Rr ship .d
rsl from liverpool for sydney The has experienced
heavy westker
mig Ehya tnan, Smith Turk. Islands nov 10 with salt 10
Tuct.r Ibhbourue, vessel ~ D.Forr.s Co Nov DOL
s q TO- ION 20 CO. expcrirnced tremendous gale wsw
snd rysa blew away main topmsst sayssn TOO.
sr aud b hove 10 Or hours under poles during
which time the barometer fen " q 10 when the wind shed
10 ~ and since hen have experienced heavy NV " NNE
Anchored inside The Hook ON the It'll IN fog
sshr Moonlight SUITES Charleston, days, with cotton Ac 70
sobr Roam wallace rlirabetbpor, for Boston.
schr Qrefap, Rsynes PASSPORT IS days
tchr Susan Bearse Boston & days
schr Lscon Besrse. Fostsp, 3cays
ScLr julia Rich Chase New Bedford Tth inst pm ~
Sands Point Nv the Pound witch
carried the foremost with sail and we
could the ~ the steamer being
he time. The = A n " nj anchor oil Sands Point
tohr u sturess, Norris Pail River lor Norfolk
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