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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
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WALKER STILL LIvEsl
Not The Fuibtlstsr Man, but the TAILOR Nd

Not the Fiui6uSter Man, but the TAILOR Man !
r 4. WALKER. two doors East of the Raveuus
J Book store, is always hand and prepar- 10 dc
anything in the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
on the shortest notice. and in the hest possible manner
ALL WORK WARRANTE
hTrs Cutting dome EXACTLY TO Order.
Most kinds Country Produce taken in exchange for
work ..-..-4
June Is, 1852 jelSem. :
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

= -a Vi. RECOMMENDATIONS.s. oil --11.s
r-=,5s,-z CLEvELASp, o., October l4th, 1855.
We. the undersigned having witnessed the operations
of HowEIIs THREE CIRcIE ROTATING HARROW, recently
invented by Charles Howell of this city, cheeriuly
testify that in opinion the most perfect arrange
ment for puverizng the soil that has heen intro
duced to the farming community aud fully
WINGED that Mr. Howell has succeeded in producing tile
best rotating hdrr0su and that is destined to take the
lead of all others that bave been in heretofore.
The implement richly deserves the attetion of all
pc rsons interested in improvements of the kind s
r. G. A STEVENS, '' "e' "
CsSWELi. WRIGHT, Bedford o.
0''.-' 7 N'.1 c. 5. GATES. Brooklyn, o.. 81
81 ' ~ H-fn CLEVELAND, o., January 14th, 1859.
Having examined the operation of HowELLs THREE
CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW. am prepared to say that it Is
best instrument for eecng the purposes for which
il designed have applied to the soil Among
the advantages combined in this harrow ghtness Of
draft, freedom from clogene, and It's capacity for pull
rizng the soil each of which of themselves, would
my opinion, recommend it TO general use,
]. TITUS, Flushing, Long Island.
County an d state II ghts for Sale.
Ia oRDE RS FOR HARRows SOLICITED. 81
NJ" Any further Information relative to the Harrow
or the Patent Right, can he obtained by addressing
p -re-f fra r3loIf CHARLES HOWELL. .s.-lF, -a-
No 6S SuperiorSt Atwater Buildings, Cleveland, Ohio
Crn
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sEoRErAnr or STATES orrIoE,

SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE,
pTF1 - Columbus. o. April Z, 1859. : &
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution,
.rclatve Anne dment the Constitution provid
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assent is
true copy from the original roh on file in this office.
A.P. RUSSELL,
i-.sr f.- s- ..f.. r..- x 4 .. Secretary of State.
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MORSES
INDIAN NRQQTPILLS,

TTNHE reason why people distressed when sick
and by many die,s is because they do not get a
medicine that wpass to'tie afflicted parts aud which
will epeu the natural passages for the disease cast
out; hence large quantity food other matter is
lodged and stomach and intestines literally
flowing corrupted mass thus undergoing isa-
gre allie fermentation constantly mixing with The blood,
which hrow the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery until life is taken from the body by disease
DR. Morss PILLS added to themselves victory upon
victory BY restoring millions of the sick to blooming
health and happiness Yes thousands who Fave been
racked torInented with Sickness pain and engishnn
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the burning
elements raging fever, and who have been brought
were within step of the Silent grave. stand ready
to testify they would have been numbered with the
dead been for this great and wonderful med
cine Morse's Indian Roo Pills After two doses
had been taken they astonshed and absolutely
prised witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give immediate aud strength and take away all
sickness pain and ane us hut they at go work
at the foundation of the disense which is the blood
Therefore 1t be shown, especially by those who
these Pills. that they will cleanse and purify, that dis
ease-that deadly enemy-wll take its flight, the
flush youth aud beauty viii again return, and The
pect of long happy life will cherish and brgbteH
your days. go t s's.- - 20 = -..-g-
Swift and Hatch Ravenna and all dealers in medicines
B. L. JUDSON, so Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor. -s,..-z-.s.- -
ic Ointment Eearlville, Madison Co.. N. Y, General
Agents, to whom ali orders must be addressed.
PRICE, 25 cents per box.
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Child & Bishops MeIodeons
TEN REASONS e.
FOR BUYING
A Piano. Mel0deOn or Guitar

va OF GEO. HALL. RAVENN A. Ilsa-
1st Mr.. Hall is acknowledged he the dealer in
Melot extensive scale in the United Sates and
has kept with all improvements the instru-
eEt originated, in the year lS45 's'-F -f--at7=
End He has always dealt in the best the market Affords
and by close observation pains taking is enabled
10 judge critically of their con parave merits.
3rd Nj. Hall has always furnished Instruments at q
uniform price, and as low be bought of the Manu-
factnrers--, MT I'D.
4Ih He delivers instruments when desired and guar
ante"s them IN every respect '.F 7lta a'--s.#
5th. BY his method dealing the annual amount paid
for clerk hire and store rent purchaser
9th Instruments received perfect, with
out having been set in rooms, and pounded by
unpracced hands, is usually the with those bot
from ware-rooms in cities 49,
7th. The purchaser exchange his instrument for
higher priced one any time within year, by paying the
dferenceiu the regular prices of the Instruments.
Sth. The purchaser of Melodeon wishing q Piano.
change any time within two years by paying the diff
ference only in the regular prices of the two Old Pianos
and Melodeons also tnkes in exchange for new.
9th. Mr. Ha gives full directions when the instrument
taken in relation to It's preservation proper course
of study to ensure good player. -i
Instruments the affords and stand high in bis
profession, ,of dealing fairly with his customers in his ne
oi IEe Rslnn -
A portion down, and the halh &c in 8 and months.
TWELV LVE NEW d. Ben aUTIF'UTL 81
St les of Meodeons of fine rosewood fnish varying in
price from is to $50 dollars. .,.--..
q ssELEPE.N STYLES a5.-
Of Pianos of desirable prtterns mostly octave, tone
surprisingly lovely and bought upon the prupretors
platform OF action from a boy-BUY NOTHING CHEAP
OR INFERIOR --a7 ''zit- z
be FOREIGN CUSTOMERS. - ,sa
Mr. Hall has sent Instruments TO most of the Southern
and Western States and Canaas. Persons may order
Mr.. H. with much confidence and satisfaction tho
they were present to select.
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED:
Why don't keep lower priced, cheaper Instruments.
Anstcr-Because we like to customer smile at the
g. /. s +. d p
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The great desiderarum lie obtained in the construc-
tion of rotary harrolgs simplicity absence of uunee
essay friction and of molten, and it is chained e
this improvement that these valuable requisites have been
secured in greater degree Of erfciio than those
sented by other rotating harrow In arrangement
most wonderful for simplicity, it has every adya
found in all the est rotating harrows combined in
This Harrow, having three small circulars continually
revolving, will puverize the in going
the ground, than harrow will three times
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DEMOCRAT.
CONFESSIONS OF LOVE.
RAVE MA. OHIO.

Wednesday Mornipg---...-...,.--.J -. :. June 90, 1859.
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KAo NV ENEeS
THREE CIRCLE 49,. ,
Rotating g IIarroW.
THE MOST' COMPLETE PULvER EZEH
OF THE S0EE EVEEs INVENTED.
Three Iren Circular Harrows,

Attached triangular shaped wooden frame, by
of journals pins projecting from the center of each
circle. The circulars HING cline, the teeth
on the side that incline downward sink into the ground
deepest, and by this
The Most Perfect Rotating Motion
Is OBTAINED WITHOUT TIE USE OF WEIGHTS.
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IL II is admirably arranged to prevent clogging.
E II will well on side hill Level ground
Its very strong and durable and is less liable &c
3 out of repair than any other harrow.
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. Dasinesss pirfftDrp.

y III. L. DAY.
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, No Pheni
y. Blpck Rayenna, Ohio.
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ucps not only admirably situated, but r
n"y, sbo 10 many respects capable OF bong trans
IoImeo MO Tie Gibraltar OF tho Pacific. Let VI bui
yrid qu#tly yoseeskkn OF IAN Juan the Americans
arwr With sood grace, Ubiteo States
actebi " eu grand ne colony Of British Columbia Ills
SIMPLY abturd " dream for instant OF any British Min
RACES 90 monsous IN themselves and 10 directly cs!sp
lated 10 lever the pss'ge Of Eogan degrade her
IN the estimation OF Tie world Our snbms, the
TO vhich Nc have oil along direct claims OF sove
reignty, would be worse respect even than the
Of pitched battle. discontinue upon The battle .ld
might simply be the result OF bad gsnefalship The era
ven federation Of buccaneering crime like the seizure OF
Fan Juan would, on the contrary however, imply before
the whole world AMUSEMENT Of the national character
would BE- az per nicr, almcst had said fatal
our Influence among thu Powers " the earth as 10 Nc
Burkes estima6oD when the Royal Guards nnresenne
view Of the insults offered 10 tho fnr Queen Marie Anto
ne,ie implied the extinction among Aem Of the lofer
pulses OF chysry.
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THE DERBY psMoNsTATIoA IN LIVERPOOL.

Grand Banquet to tho x.Mintstry-Or-
ganixAtion or the Parliamentary OPP
position-England's Position Toward
Foreign Observation-Disclosures az Emi-
nent Statesmen.
from the London News OcA 8l.l
The hong anticipated demonstration In favor OF The Earl
Of Derby took place this satarday) evening in the Phil
harmonic Hall, Liverpool About COO PERSONS admitted
by two guinea tickets seated at the tables eight
number, which were laid In the body Of the hall The
boxes were entirely devoted TO ladies' the majority Of
whom who DISPLAYED she local conservative eoors rcd and
men laomssed Ssss drrorj, wnile the orchestra was
r,s .seicahs lady spectators, and reporters or
nst hamed body the accommodation PROVIDED v w
eeY hserior and the hospitality extended 70 mem vey
disrent from what The representatives OF 'no A'hao'
press wont 70 experience. -, n.,,-o III.
dinner thev were conducted into the large refreshments
room Of the hall, where an address was p'e''A' =
he banquet itself the utmost enthusiasm roigned;
and vcclferons applause and the waving OF nanaker
CHIEFS nom galleries and Of nSs bsh srssd Zach
wv sars as he rose TO address the assembly, and
che ready, loud and long continued cheering wiz, wncn
- no accepted the proofs, more decided sue
- ,hsn This demonstration has rarely occurred II Is
n, 10 add that Lord Derby and Mr. Dsrae came n for
~ need OF this kind Of appreciation, and OF the
two ,hs right honorable member for Backmgoamsnire
na 1orc rs company Of CLEO singers and baud Of
music engaged but tho duties imposed upon them were
extremely light after tho national anthem
The dinner over and the healta Of her Majesty, tho
Prince Consort the Prince Of Wales and the rest Of tho
roy al family having been given,
The On uIxAy proposed the bishop and Clergy OF tho
Docess coupling the toast with Tho name Of Archdeaeon
Jones who appropriately acknowledged the complement
The mex, toast was !" The Army and Navy"
sprRCH EARL or HARDwiCxE.
The Earl Of HMpwcKE said III regret exceeding that
am obliged 10 undertake the duty Of returning thanks Tor
tho army consequence Of the absence OF General Pee
who has been called by the sudden death Of very
relative, 10 London feelsure that you VIII al on
me in that regret which feel for the absence Of nas
honorable gentleman who Ia much honored and hh
in the army in which he has fulfilled all those dares sh
the public service have called upon him TO perform,
singular ability and with singular honesty xssr tho
(Checrs) We have been accustomed TO oassn with
l Chinese as enemies that were 70 % wss never
l the greatest ease-that defeat w.mv was
dresmed Of and, although t The ,hat he could
strongly postcd It was naturally a. r. and hardly
blame it, me ID % believe tina,
former ocs.snhs "a, cSran under circumstances that IN
was Eiropran warfare wonld have oeen
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From the North China Herald, August 2o.l
MEETING WITH THE IMPERIAL COMMISSIONERS

MEETING WITH THE IMPERIAL COMMISSIONERS.
of his party, to the public hail, wherc the imperial
CrnnissoDors mctim, surrounded By great crowd OF
officials Of every shade Of button, all dressed 10 their
easy summer costume. KweilaDg looked more hale than
when at Shanghai and snid that his journey Of thirty SIX
DAY had been On the whole pleasant He soon began
wner q and y NJ naS. Sr
he exchange Of the three treaties He do
cared that The Emperor had right 70 obsiruct the
channel OF his own rivers and had done at the mouth
Of the Peho prevent foreign ships ascending TO TIC
tsn; that he would have been blameworhy oil ingress
had been closed, but on the contrary every
rekn by way Of pehtang. ; go ministers 70
haa as p ha s h n , 0 ~, way
through ihs sriers d, rasu even when warnsd Of ,ne
.aences and that by so doing the English had
responsibility Of The violation did pos rest lie then went
On TO the refusal of the English and French Minis
trs a, shanghai to see h and hrs colleague af.or hay
ing waited in that rron many months for that purpose,
with the visits Watch had taken place between them and
the American Envoy, and his offer Of ship ofe,ar
bring them w tho Gulf, which tho regulations Of
their own government prevented them from accepting
and concluded his haralguc with tho remarks TINT the
ltsiilc fGngs Of the English were also seen In their
hrnpe large, " not lareer force to exchange their
u @ry than they had make IT, while the peaceful do
en- o! ne Americans were cve by their coming in only
cne vessel
This aged states cou certainly be excused for This
expression o. ms md views on the recent events
IN which nc mad BORE large part at any places but
appeared 10 20 foreign auditors thnt he was at the
time tsKre fhther 10 his country men IN the room The
top froid Of Of them in taking or their hats and
seating themselves mt side tables led 10 the inference that
they much higher In rank and influence than their
crystal buttons Indicated and the premier must explain
| bis acts before them In nnmistakcn terms. lie
/ then proceeded 10 state that the Emperor had
regard 10 tho Americans no wished 70 do them honoi
| by granting them audience, md II only remained
/ for the parties then present - fe,tc upon thf
| manner Of approaching the throne without soing icto
needless details urcn tho interesting conversations which
crsued or this topc thus and subsequent ntervic va
1t will be better TO iecapulae the mum arguments use,
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Grand Banquet to tho cx-dintstry-Or-
ganization OF the Parliamentary OPP
position-Englands Position Toward
Foreign neutrality-suspicious. az Emi.
uent Statesmen.
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Arrivals and Departures.

i|sTasse ,' e s 5aS
sss 10 nj sss saasSs4 ssss Rsy
Au,9' bqck s9r and lady pr Young Mrs Murphy,
Mf lme cass Nnrion,ronery and infant It,, Julia saith
From Savannah in ~ steamship uun,sville-pJ rreeborr
and LADY, 9 Hammond Master Hsmmeod Miss sarah Boone
AsaeGn WA f Ms F wSa s s sas a
SaSp ai Love- hSf'f Roher sa Eaq Kns s ssasr
sherlock sostwick G Hicks, Mrs pra,.e-and ii
From Bonsire in The brig Ambrose ish,Cspt Colby and
bis ,rs officer NJ Mason Of the brig Naposon condemned
DEPARTURES
Fer %S IL a asa as Ais G sTns rss
scSo %ses Kay Snd rs Misses and Mo
d head R Sy Sn Saa ssry Mrs Fairsanss Miss Camp
n w Flon Roo Douglass S Bender Harden, Jos soh Ma
Nenoye r Gourdin Mrs Love, Mrs Geo Hyde, Mrs
smith and ehld Miss / anderson Lees lady nurse and
md lady Mrs iii Mrs. How Dr. sa Boyer 1etsi Il an
essSg NJ vsas ady sa nG
BodsrS S key John af1 and lady Conner
Proalsgt Den@an Mrs ind Mss Robertson Rhe; 8
asssher Persy ss% Wos. sswss MISS Mss
'rl M p"ssn rSyoss1 s'se sws,s
Davis 7 MssysIy, Cummings Trainer. WIN Leland aay
Ssa ss n @ sa Ysr nrner Fose Ssr NeS
Asn S@ssri 4yS ,ss and Il rasaass
Marshall, J Henncgan Friker, Halliday, II How
ard Miss Smith Mrs Hunnekon, Miss Hardy, Vim Furgu-
Brennan, Howard Henry and 10 the
For Savannah in the steamship Florids-Geo Young
lady Miss Young and two infants Bridget Mooney Bridget
Murphy W Iawton Geo Powers Geo Singer. MIRA Young,
Ms HAYES Mrs inc Owens Miss Foo,man, Mr. and Mrs
Jincks and two chidI Mr. and Mrs Maoy Mrs Hunting
ton Mrs Thompson Miss Ann ora, Mr. and Mrs Ban Miss
Bali Mrs DO hardslaban, Mrs Geo samos Miss A De
claude and two children. II Harrison VIM Smith, Mr. and
M aaG % vn M w
Sarah hanna, Kate Hanna. Mr. and Mrs W Brown Miss Wal
Webb, Miss + Webb Mr. and Mrs Stir Mrs Prender-
CAST Miss Plendergast Brown, Jas Naty Carter, b
snyh, Ramsay, Mloon VIM Stevens, W DuncEIer,
Mr. and Mrs Koch and child Stevens Il Beers, ia
Mrs Pe Ps 0n Alex ar
Gsncr John Burns Miss Mary Burns, Miss Sarah Burns
Morgan, Mrs Harrison and Miss Fze Anderson
Mrs iiadley, Thos Lloyd, Mr. ana Mrs Hopkins child
Sherlock Mr. and Mrs orse and infant Miss Bella Tigbe
Mrs hgssyo Mrs HaSies s;outepsorough Iohn
Mrs Rhoaes, 9 Dana, Miss Shepard, o Fo1, Mss j
Eel,s las Biel Miss Mary Gnbedgs Peel, II Skin;
porr leo samoa Duncan, Il Brown, Duncan, ir:
John Niss Miss Jenss Tbos Chaoe Mrs Allen, Browne
Rhodes. ] Prindie " Buck W Mott, N jackson T q
Price Moore. Jas Lewis Cox, Germord, G Ger
mopa a. MI ard s Mrs Mnnord IA Foserty Gnlson
; For Washington 10 The steamship Mount Vernon, j
Mrs Simpson, L Gardner d Laidaw, Anderton, A e
Isaacs.
For Richmond &c in The steamship Jamesown-B Pierce
Newton: + j johnson Nichols i r Smith, L House an
j Ives, g Baptist and child Thomas j Garfield James
Grant Wilson, u Jackson: II @ Hoyt Mss Jackson, Miss
field and lady, Miss Ellen Enrigh Miss Flagley
mns so Tod chaes Hoosns Mr. sonduran Ms OHM
stead Miss Housewrigh Hopkins lady i've children and
servan'-l2 seamen for ship Mary Russell and % in the
storage
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MARITIME INTELLIGENGE.
ALMANAC NEW yoRx-rHrs DAY.
suF RISES 05 NOON SETS. ~
y 6 "a
Port of New York, October o, 1850.

ARRIVED
Steamship CITY Of Manchester 'r Kennedy, Liverpool Sep
10 Belfast 2ls and Queenstown 23d with mdse and ASS
sengers to Joha Dale Sept e of Tusssr passed ship Ea
r. brig Sisters bound F. sh inst lat 49, lon S. passed Br bari
Steamship Huntsville, Post, Savannah with mdse and pas
sengers TO II Cromwell Co. Friday, AM 10 miles $ O
steamship Georges Creek eager, Baltimore With mdse t.
ship Iuocrai tof BOSTON,, Burwcl Hayre 30 days with
mdse and @ TO Jas Ward Had heavy westerly
Brig Ambrose Light ot wsldoboro,, Bryant Bonaire Fl
days. with salt To Yates Portcrheid
Brig VIM Crawford, Coiburn, Gardiner IL days with lurl
EBrtg ce Jasper, Maciss IL days, with lumber master.
Brig Thomas Tr9wbriage Lampher New Haven, 2days in
sctr Alfred r Of Guernsey mas.s Yabsley Malaga 81
s 3D. 81 spoke bark Essex the Mediterranean for
schr m Jonaur St Pierre NJ, Is days, with fish,
schr Abb Albion (Br, Wright St John, NIB, Is days. with
sebr Stag tag Loyeland, Richmond, days
SER Ann SsrgAas' sassa FSs,slsSsrs boston
sehr Alex Loud Wood, Virginia, 5 days
schr panama TsilInar virginia, days.
schr Breeze, Dyer, Virginia, 5 days.
Sem k ks y yss yss aR1.
schr North carolaa bacon, Virginia, days-
schr Cgamer Cole Virginia sdays
Schr T. ii Parker, Parker, Virginia, days.
Schr Ocean Wave, Seaman, Virginia, 3 days
schr j Brady Hall Virginia 3 days.
Schr o p BiBns, Cook Virginia 8 days.
Schr War S;eed, Smith, Georgetown, DC, days.
Schr Yankee Doodle, Elery, Baltimore for Providence.
scr Louisa Leeman, Gardiner, u days When coming to
anchor the East River afou of schr Lane red
away nainsai, the l. losing jibboom.
Schr Presto, Larahee, Machias, IL days.
Schr Union Libby, Naehas, Is days
Schr Lexington, Farnhan Rockport So days
Schr Medora, Rhodes, Rockland days.
Schr American Chief Presley, RockIand days
Schr Justine, Smith RoeklaDd, days
Schr Oregon, Nash, Rockland days.
Scbr Isis, Chase Boston, days.
Schr Louisa, Chase, Boston, 8 days.
Schr Georgia, Sweet, Boston, days.
Schr w Newcomb, Green. Barnsable days
Schr Brothers, Doan, Chatham, days.
Schr Favorie, Hckerson, Chatham, 8 days.
Schr Tryal, Adams Albany for Nantucket.
Schr Thomas 3 Saith Briggs Albany for New Bedford.
Schr Iarsin, chubbuck, Rondout for Warehan.
Schr Alabama, Gardner, Mott Haven for Rondout
Soop Frederic Brown Carr, Providence 2days.
Steamer Boston. Selew. Philadelphia
Steamer Wamsuta Arey. New Bedford.
Steamer Petrel Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship John Bright Cutting from Liverpool Sept with mdsc
TO Williams Gion anchored at sW spitby Capt Vim Fran
els OF steamtug Achilles
Wind during the day N, fresh.
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100000 BOXES s SEpE II ONE MONTH.
MIRACULOUS yERMIN DESTROYER,
THE ONLY INFAIIIBLE REMEDY
SURE TO ExTERMINATE
FLEAs, MOSQUITOES,
1T NEVER FAILS "Ais' "Aor' Iio
TO CLEANSE AND PURIFY
YOUR DWELLINGS.
no FAMILY SEcHE e BE WITHOUT
MIRACULOUS vERMIN DESTROYER
50 WONDERFUL
is ITS POWER TO DESTROY,
That Il Ia justly styled
MIRACULOUS.
II Ia sold throughout the
WHOLE COUNTRY
BY DRUGGISpS AND STOREKEEPERS
WITH IMMENSE SUCCESS
CLARENDON HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
AsrOR HOUSE,
AND HOTELS GENERALLY,
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
STATION HOUSES,
AI.MsHOUsES,
STEAMERS,
WAREHOUSES AND wHARvEs
GOVERNMENT STORES
And All descriptions Of premises
THOROUGHLY CLEAEsEn FROM
BEDBUGs. FLEAS,
ANTS, GARDEN INSECTS, &c.
AND ALL KINDS OF vERMIN
Application buildings and sold at
JOSEPH MEYER, GLE Broadway.
Also for sale by
A. b. SANDS 4 CO.
+. C. WELLS Co,
SCHIEFFEIIN BROS. Il Co,
And druggists generally.
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Miscellaneous.
For Of disaster steamship Quaker City hence
for Havana see telegraphc
The steamship Huntsville Capt Post. arrived yesterday from
Savannah We again indebted Purser Post for his polite
attention.
lowing particulars c losg q his shp:we le eghorn on
July and experienced and light weather till Sept
light and banning sns We oos II Al he gh sails n Al t' 10
r the ship was s,ruek BY wa'srspou or whIrlwind and
but seemed have formed directly over ship. when il
struck The ship had no headwny AS bad been calm for
seconds became dead agsIu large swell max
ing from the northwest The bowqpr broken of the
by the deck and fell upon the forward house breaking
he mast u two Places smashing two boats and STAYING The
damaging the pumps and tearing up the deck The mzenon
the side with the bead Of the mzenmast Oh,
the night the slip made considerable QUANTITY Of water bt
the weather moderate The day there we're strong
nned during the night the ship yne Srod ~ wn s c ad
rolling and boring hard much pumps and
moderate, but with larre swell Att r. NJ the Eddy,tone
Of Buckspcr alongside and took all hands or the ship
and there being spars sails rigging With which 10 en-
deavor aIe the ship into port The Eddysone arrived at
BRIG MARY ArEA from 81 John, NIB for New York mt
into Hyannis yesterday h with loss Of her mainmas By
telegraph)
arrived al New "a from Havana Key
Florida ports states that the captain and Of the
Mary Scott missing the late gale had arrived Apalach
while 70 cross e bar r.n The
which the schr fortunately loaded
sHrsunDrc Notwithstanding the great depres.
son IN frghs for the last or years and the various losses
be wen known that the e Is large tonnage
been b sn trade o. ne % wo, ese
shp Of IONS two Of 100 hundred tons each one q iso
" iO IONS two Of ltatons five Of l00ons four or