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G7AfEAENTs OF FARMERS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE
USED THE AMERICAN GUANO.

SUMNER HUI Cayuga Co, N. Y, Sept "a. 1857.
ER-I In compliance with circular received from you
sprmg have the honor Of presenting herewith the re-
the limited experiments which
r to take during the extraordinary cold
season. Your obedient servant JOHN q. MILLS
Hon. CnAs MASON Commissioner, Washington, ID. G.
The experiment above referred 10
clay loan SOIL IN bills three apart with American
Suaxo Peruvian gusno and stable manure twenty hills
betng assigned each fertilizer humber also
sown with The date of sowing was Jane l. and
laryeDng septemberz The result In amount Of stalks
straw, leaves
American gusno .l2t lbs Stable manure 1861 rbs
Peruvian guano. asa los No ..... 92s lbs
HE resalt In amount Of ears with husks was-
American gnano 81 lbs Stable manure Az lbs
Peruvian gusno. IS lbs No .3s los.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VADEAY VI MUSIC FAvORITA
@A sFEAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA,
~.,r~,x. MILE. PICCOLOMlNI'S
rAAEWEiAa PEhFORMANG IN AMERICA
onuoH NO there repetition Of apy
era me departure Of Nile Pccoioin for Enrone on he il
OF June precudng such a possblitv " -"A'po' v" ~ "'
FhipAf. May IA, at P NJ.
- LA FAVORITA,
Mr. Shakosch has tho 10 Announce tho, Nh vrr<O
LOhlN win appear on Friday evening" MAY ia fr he Srs
time In America Leonora In Donizetis grand oner.
LA FAVORITA
On this occasion Mons. MARCEL IUNCA the gr,as s,s.~
will mai his frat APPEARANCE at the Academy Maic
Bahasar, Sig. BRIGNOLI ~ Fernando. sikhAMDDIO ss
King Alfonso.
The sae Of tickets continues daily at a., q As Assdsuy
Of Nusic, Hall Sons 643 Broadway; O. Breusngs 7Oi
Broadw Shells II Wall street, and the stationery store
Of Root Anthony Co., l6 Nassau street. corner Of Pine
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MM WRITER'S, AUCrI0NEFR, WILL SELL ON rgt
w day at twoocook a. 46s anal street. all The furnurs
&C. Of several families; hand velvet III
tapestry ihreeply ingram stair 10 3d. hall ooohs pier
gasHes paintings lace and other curtains Frep-h nad c
tage bedsesds hair mattresses beds and heidar ress
bureaus washssnds, toilet ware dining room snd scbsn
suvsb AVA p-sA.v, ~,
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The latter expe ien being 80 good anxious II
Tiger supply but could obtain only abou. $50 pounds
IN dune poughe6 forty rods referred above mark
p wen The stakes Of the previous and that portion of
ouhd where u American guanO had been spread land
oo per cent better than the twenty rods dressed with the
n.an g9ano showing plainly, my opinion tina. did not
ht ,h psn ~, OF the American guano the first year
N a st h Oh august planted heae forty rods with r.
"a nall feet the other rows of which were on the match
ound on winch the American guano had been apped me
IsIsrd 1namo @ noW again applied the American
Peruvian This result than III ner cont IN
the Anne ican Ruano. These four RVS pn,rs he 80
Of he sna completely
rods hundred and thirty (O bnsba. ~ v
'Frnch tut nps ever raised. Va NiS iiieS'
satisfied from these experiments that the Ar,er
5nsuo Ia the best fertilizer have used ' american
70 c, 8. MARSHAL. DANIEL ROWLAND. Jr
NEwrowN, T.. T., Feb H. 1870
nano Company and am satisfied with 4 AZ fertilizer.
hed upon of carrots, directly alongside of The
krnvlan suano and barDyard manure
pec,me OF The crop exhibited ut the Qaeens county
nerican guano were the best hoe raised by the Pernv IN
ano n,xi beat and those raised the banyGrd manure tie
IN Of the three. JOHN 81 FOLK
pDEEss
| G.. s. MARSHALL
PREfIpEET AMERICAN GUAso CONrAyv
Nc 90 William street, New York.
Dr. he following authorized 4 reu,s-
a. y ANGELb h %,
Baltimore nd.
ALIEN PEEprEs
No 2Eouih Delaware syenus, phHaasIpha, Pa
$50 A. G I0gg tEp, Doctor. N,ss
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&c. MARSHALL ESQ, President of the American GuaDo
DEAR sIRThe send portion of the product
Rom about sixty of land, which used little
three Of American gapo The land, although naturally
good, had been worked long without that
XAeghbors said / coald not get crop.
This considered fine here that have been applied
II; still ncre In
use OF guapo will observe, the whole ears
entirely with the tips This
would have two thousand dollars for other
and putting which would have very much reduced
he profits of the
consider the American gueno superior 70 the Peruvian
Ne much better filed and Of it.
The beet weighing sixteen and half pounds the
blood beet grown with the American guano. II has
equalled " knowledge in this country Truly yours
A. j. BERGEN
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uCrION NOTICE FAMILY, GIVING UP HoUsE-
n Keeping, wish 10 dispose OF ther furniture hadsouse
wood suit eegerts rosewood bsoeead bureau ,sh-
stand, centre tables, mirrors paintings curtains
nanoaany and black walnut chamber and kitchen furniture
2S West Twenty fourth street
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BEDFORD L. l.. Jan. 90 1859.
g. MARsHElI ESQ., President OF the American Guano Co.:
DEAR BRI used small quantity of American guano last
various the result wonderful thai
cnsder worth eating % you Ny crop Of oats al
very far ahead of the field next adjoining,
which Peruvian yield being than three
large. red The American guanO also, yellow
and sweet side BY side with Peruvian guano and
Dher fertilizers In both, the results from American guano
much larger from the 9th Of
he swest having fourteen to the eahe largest
baYs
pe potatoes and cabbeges the result the same and
consider the American guano the beat fertilizer used
SouIs respectfully +. j. BEYER.
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EDWARD sCHSNCK AUCrIONEEH. - MORGAN
IL Black Hawk stallion the Arabian Prnoe-By e. h +. II.
sCHEsCK-Cn Friday 18Th inst at O'Clock at their sales
SO Nassau street. the above STATION He liz
old the 9th OF June next weighs $50 pounds sired by North
Star Eorh Star by Greer Mountain Morgan the latter
the original Justin Morgan dam Black Hawk of great
beauty and speed The colt having trained
iTo with colt OF his age In the United states
without training 2s0. Cost The present owner SO 500 Can
be application 10 The auctoneers
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A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION AT
the annual meeting Of the sssoca;ss held At their
NO 1856 Broadway Monday, May g. 1885, the following on
Sers were elected for the ensuing T.
Esq, W. Mclean, ESQ, ], Gsnin. Esq. j. Broughan
Esq Direcors-N Is Clark, w. r. Bake. f. Chppendse j.
ByrBe J. Bridgemau j. G Burnett. a. sherwood j.
gard Eddy,J. Dyou, T. Wenyss j. Moore, W. Davidge
CHAs. e. BERNARD, Secretary
j. OxLEY, Treasurer.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. Is, 1853.
TO The Hen Commissioner of Patents, Washington, d. c.
sRBy request Of their President made
summer with small quantity Of the American Company,
guano upon single squash seed In garden the
Ssen Of which was so very remarkable that tor long time
weighing seventy pounds
The soil common sandy oarn other manure AS
Applied to the hill except handful of the guano
ewa after The squash was up dug hole around the hill,
Soot where applied the preparation mixed well with the
ground.
hind OF sqrssh but as never before got half the quantity
fsn vine do not feel a. liberty withhold tes
JOSEPH POTTER.
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Will be here that the OF and labor
Iy N the use OF barn yard approaches nearly the
ennre cost OF American gnano with Of freight
hg lie. fhe very great the
guano arrest attention
every farmer throughout the land.
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CARD
"A Mr. WALLACK has the honor 10 announce that his
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAHAaCs THIS SEASON
will take place Saturday, which occaAion Wi
be revived, for the and only time .his season "
SHAKSPERE'S SPLENDID COMEDY OF
HUGH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
with superb scenery costumes and appointments
BEkFDICK ................. .......MR. WALLACK.
The cast of the evening VIII include
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH or TIE COMPANY.
The play will be followed by otEs- entertainments.
BOX BOOS OPEN
NOTICE.
In future the doors viii be open O'Clock and the per
fornance commence at quarter before 8.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03
xEO WING CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL.
Czk1sr CHrnoH-At the Church, junction OF
East and West Avenue with Bropd street. Ser
vices 3; l01. A. NJ. and g.. o'clock Z. NJ
lev. E. z. Welles. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIns1 PREaBYrEnIAS-on Sixth street, nen,
the Court House J. Servi es Ut III A. NJ. anc
:. P. N. Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
MrrHoDIs1 EpIscopAL of East Ave.
rnae and Fourth street,. Services of the Sab
bath at l";s =. NJ, and ~ 2. NJ. Sundu,
:Scnool 1T p. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ., -, o'clock. Rev. Jabcz Brooks
observation-disclosures on East Avenue.
GERxAn MErHoDIs1-cornes Of Broadway
Fourth street Service =, i":. a. NJ, and
r. ". Rev. Henry Kobe. Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEBE LrrHEkAH CHrHeg--en Fifth stSeet
Services ut 1919 A. M and Z. NJ Presenting
every wsdne.dny evening It o'clock. Rev
C. BoSen. Pastor.
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ss,se.sa weekly BY Mcln,i.e sh.lasr sau1ss.ir q.
retail Merchants.
RETAIL PRICES
FLOCE-s 0Dfa4 40 per hbI-
WHEAT-FAir +5t0iS per bush.
OATS 2hi02i cents pe: BUSH
TIMOTHY SEED-2 2aG2 5" per buSh.
CLOVER SEED. ooa. 50 per bush
CRNBP SEEp-7l@sn yer ID.
OHACCC SEED-5U cents per o.
5EANS-.5al .: per bush.
HUTTER-lutsl214 cents per b.
EGGS-S0l0 cents per doz-
SCG AN o.: prime cts; refined Hop
crushed and powdered Ia.
sYRrP-N. o., SO cents; n. Y, syrup rs
cents; colaen syrup 90 cents-
TEAs-4o0su, 550.a0l 90: black sal1 o0
per H..
CIFFEE-Rio ID; Java 20 ccn:s per h.
CLING ER-1A0ls cents per ID.
PEPfEk-l6t0.0 cents yer ID.
A11SPfCE-l60: cent. yer ft.
CINNANoN-5o,0sn .ents per H.
klCE-7ioy cents lse? ID.
5 ARCH-!!6l.1s ce1ss PC. ID.
sALERATUS-Eabbit 10 cents per h.
SODA-!6 cents pc, b.
CANDLES-T.llow lssx Starr rs; Sperm
:8Soensa per ID.
SOAP Palm and Family 'asSlO; E.asive
TOBACCo-Psne s,0!,; Fine Cut 20 .6so
mokine l"01a0ao cents per h.
SHOT -s0l0 cents per ID.
POWDER-B!a ting, per kee. o 90; Rife
-SA05o cents per ID
PORK-Mess per hbl. Is 81; per h. 10 cents.
POTATOES ofG25 cents per bush.
V0eD-a uepe, cord.
CkACKERS-ButreY cells Z; Rosron and
.Sods 10 cents per b.
HAAS-Csnvsssed HOB cents per h.
SH0CLDERS-s cents per ID.
BEEF STEAk--5ib ~ cents Der h.
v1EEG AR-2O025 cents per gall
sALT-Cosrse Is; Dairy SO Per Dbl
FLUID -s00l 90 per gall.
TU4PENT1NE-1 OUl0l 20 pc. es1l
o1L-Linseed IS; winter strained whal.
and lard . per gall.
WHITE LEAO-2 O002 IS.
SdEETIEG-sAiA6116 Der ward.
UNBLEACHED SH1RTING-il6l21<c cent:
Per yard.
1lCKoKY sIR1PE-la1sel5 cts per yard.
OAN11s-1ael5 cents Pc. yard.
PR1NTS-s0l00121<01 cents per yard.
TWE8DS3st040 cent? per ysrd.-
CHECKS-l<03e cents pof yard.
G1kG4A1s-l21f62S cents per yard.
CHA1I1E DELA1EE- ,1No25 5ents peY yard
HOOPS-l5 cents per sett
CARcEr-40e6a6zao o. par y1d.
OIL CARPET-65 cenfs per gsrd.
DOOTS-Aens' Thick 5O6S SO; do. Col
oo65 %; do Bleesna, thick, / 5J0l saG
10 pel pair.
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For Ak.r Prayer Books lt
Mn. Warren Bristol collected IN Red
Wing. $500.
The parish, which had : It first, has now
% communicanss--z5ho Ro hsen confirmed
and S have removed. This brings the &C.
count up to the tins Of he eons'csation Ger.
VICES. and We conclude With the hnPe ex.
pressed b. the Bishop in his sarnuA thu
its future history will he worthy this ausp.
cious beginning.
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LOCATED AT
Chicago, New York. Philadelphia, AIbanv.
Bnhaio. CLEVELAND und Detroit. Schola- shin
good through the entire chain Of seven colleges.
| CONSTELLATION of I" Bryant T. St,atto,i'e
Mercantile College ana g EellA Commercial
Cotlrge" now conducted as one 1nstil1t
WIN is.the recipient of an cxtr.or diary md
unirecedented patti o~xgc.
Harmon Block, Corner Clark and Washington
SSreess. CH1CA6o.
II. 3. 3k4 I'D. = BLLl....-H. D. s1sAs1oN,
Principals md Proprietorx.
| By this consolidation the collegiate course Of
his Institution is greatly enlarged and with
the Improvements which the business expeYi-
ence Of the Principals enables them constantly
to introduce for the benefit Of their students.
it is made greatly superior in all respscts.
Fllst Premiums awarded to this COLLEGE
At the late United States Fair in Chicago. for
Best BCh1N1ss PERMANENT and for Brs1 Eoox-
KEEP1N6.
| Departments Of bookkeeping and accounts.
Organised and conducted upon tho Corx4,x.
RooN system. the HALLS o. studr being ft.ra
mp with approprisne Counters, 0eska. ctc.., ..
IN REAL BUs1NEss, and the student NJ onee in
.roduced to the practical workings and rout;n.
Of business conducted in Banks. Cosns;n~
! Rooms. Railroad O46osG etc
COMMERCIAL Law.
! y specisa arrangement with the Law Rchcol
OF the University IT Chicago, the session. Of
which are held in our Colleee Rooms. onr len-
cents are privilaged to attend all TIE lecture.
!! IN TINS department. and to receive ipssspc0; on
n TINS important branch II the courpa. Hl,,m
The able. accoEP aesaed and Learned Frofaenur.
OF lnft school; and it s40fds ma much xr,ti3-
cation to be enabled 70 otter them thee r.
i4kAoeDlNAKT AsfD BrPEAsea Adv ASrAexa
'ePEhcE4jAes'' Pe%0As10lo.
Inns lannon's eystRm-thc 1rer knoTn n ,h~
worlds our standard.
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. Rev. IRael Feat, Gracs Church,
Reshsasr, [giA Of nias 4unfmd,)
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The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citixens ui Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased she entire stock Of unmanutac-
tufed msterisl for furniture. formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, an that he is prepared to supply
al orders for furniture Of every description
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER
Also al kinds Of COFFIES furnished to order.
NAhogooy,
3nd Walnut
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cnean fl,
Cash. John (NRELL.
Rod Wing, Nay Is. 1853. l4S-tf
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THE SENTINEL

- CORRESPONDENCE. containing important
news. is solicited from al parts of the State
Parties, if unacquainted, viii send references,
unless they are themselves we'll known.
PosrHAsrERs. everywhere are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscri ption
,.iree is RENTED.
We Keep constantly on hand, and print
To order upon the most reasonable tcIms. Ill
kinds Of Blunks.
- Copies of the Sentinel. put up in wrap
per., can ne procured vt I'll times by calling ut
this office. Price cents each.
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The proprietors Of this esta b1ishment hs wing
ong felt the need Of 3 regular and complete
e A II n G. HI @ 8 e
In Bed Wing, have been to considerable ex-
pense in fitting up the above named saloon,
aud take pleasure in informing their friends
that they are now prepared to execute all or
ders with pTompt1'ess anl dispatch. To our
frier ds from the country we would say, thu:
Ne are able to furnish you with anything YOU
choose TO call for. in the eating line, cheaper
than you can be se'ved at any If the hotels
Our
BILL OF fan
Consists Of Game Of all kinds in ite season
Fresh Fish, Pork and Beans, Ham ana Eggs
Beef Steak, R,ast and Boiled Beef. Mutton
Chops, Veal Outlets, Irie Oysters in every
style, Bologna Sausage. Bread. Pies Cakes
and everything else which the market affords
THE BAR viii 1t I'll tines be supplied will
pure Wi"ee Liquors, Ales. iieer. Cigars DC.
and no pains will be spared to make the Youna
America popular resort tor Ill who choose t.
patronize it. Cali and zoe us. &c .tlemen.
GEORGE JOHNSON.
Proprietors.
Red Wing. Sept. ~, 1853. l64-tf
# ~ q M
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LIVERY STYLE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
E. made to order and warranted. Repairing
dole At FOOTE SHOP.
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COMMERCIAL.
RED WIN&; PRICE CURRENT.

es1se.sd weekly, BY Mcln,i.e Sh.ldal shvlsssir q
retail Merchants.
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ATTORNEY for Assinse. lTs-tf
m OET<iAGF LIE.
w Default ..avili: been made in the c~ndi-
aos' o. q certain mortgage deed duly executed
i s!- oeIVeraa ''y swanta J. Willard and Anna
Willard !ils wife of GIn"dl,ue county MINES
ora. TO William ". Phelps and Chr,stophs,
Graham OF the same place, which ,.orteaee
aseo BEARS date the 18th cay Of Jaly A. ID
1916, and Was duly recorded in the Office Of
Register OF Deeds, of said county, on tho 18th
Jay of July A. d. 1856. ut eleven O'Clock A. n
IN 3ook FIRST ot mortgages. Paees $40 n s5t
ssld fhe1ps and Crsham, IN fee, the following
oescf1oeo premises situate in said county, viz
Inc north east quart4r of the north east
quarter OF section No. twenty one (21 j, and thu
vest nall OF the north we%t quarter Of thu
eonLn west Quarter of section fifteen t5j. and
81 That par OF the north west quarter Of thu
NORM west quarter Of section No. twenty two
~ described as follows: Common ing q
Inc north west corner Of said section. No
twenty-five (22) thence running east twenty
~ chains, thence south nine O., chains
tnenoe north eighty eight degrees. west twenty
cnslns and nve inks, thence north to the plsct
OF beginning; also the north east quarter Of TIN
north vest quarter, north west quar,er d
the north east quarter Of section No. twenty
two (e2), and the south east quarter of tn,
south vest quarter. and the south west ousrt.,
/ OF the south esst quarter Of aection No. iftoe,
n ~, except 70 much LAef0Of rs has been here
tofore decided to Hams Axtteon, all ir tewnshi
n@mbsr one h 'ndrec and twelve (l1s): nortf
OF range number sixteen (lS) west, in the Roc
Wing land district (now Henderson,.
-es'd mortgage wss made to secure the pay.
m 11 OF the Promissofy note Of s&id Swante J.
Willard for the sum UfthYee hundred IN 4 sixty
six dollsTs SIS 800 payable to said Phelps q
Graham OF besrcr, six months from the ilti
day OF July, 1855.
No pr''oeedines 1t lsw, or otherwise, HAVING
bsen instituted to recover any part Of ssie
martgagsd deot, and there being due on tn,
said nsts and morteaes. Mt the date Of this n,
ace the SUM Of i've hudred sad twenty snt
slightly hund,sdths dollars le5:6 ,sO). Now
therefore: Notice is hereby given, that in pur.
soAnce Of power Of s.as in said mortgae.
contained, and Of thu Statue in such case mad,
.nd provided, ssid perte.esd,prumree will b.
eneFed for ss'e At pahlic suction on the l2tl
dsy Of 0ecenber, l. 1859, 1t ten llo) o'clocl
.: n, in fnns Of the Court House, in the City
OF red Wins, in aaid county, to sssisfy th.
amount then due On said mortRoGed essbt snt
the costa and expenees Of sale.
W1LLIAAW. PHELPS,
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM.
He'd VIM 0stuaner 4ofh lRxA
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AN ELopEMHNr.-An event occurred in Clinton
Tuesday last which caused freq movement snoos
gossppDg tongues appears that about tue 4n OF july
young man, George hodges Finn, accompanied bV h's
wife, an invalid, arrived from oswego, aod took lofgugs
at the Clinton House Since then facs have come 70 hgn'
RIDDEN woman Ia not bis wife, but the we OF man
Steele, ID Oswefo from whom and her two chidreo
had twice before away and whom have a. often vel
coined her home agan Immediately on n,s arrival IN
Cnton 10 wio'e bone TO the wife he left, that he had
found empos ment and would be likely TO 90 well BY stag
ing. she for the Of hersed
aad child; and getting reply, fearing lest De mg
be ILL., in her anxiety she oorro we'd money 70 pay MIN
Wait When she arrived aud found the stae OF
things she overpowered Till then she nal nsi fan
ID Der husband The true wife left foe 0sSeso Wetns
day hearbroker and Alone Mrs. Steele is stil IN Cptor
orsskep, hiepdess, and her death daily expected
Teeoraph, AUGUST ~
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
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ssS Sors NV wsis vie shd aas
a. Miguel CUBS.
NJ s. '' 5sh 81 af sss
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Gardr er ssDdersoo, scranvon. Pa.
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Cam sn sSS M &yo5 wilson, aaa
Mae waNon ssn9,a JuanA ,aSs: Aeolphas asSsr DER
s. eoss sna
son, Pierce, and 81 ohera
DEPARTURES.
For northampton and HAvre In the steamship Ocean
SI91e.ns A A. LsScssr ssso:- 2, &c. so.s
1rocmbly Of Boston NJ sorie hdy and infant q lake 81
sssS SsTIss
N :, sss Nd s
child .o'se IKE MS George Duke q soamagtoo
Of Of eRssssss .na
f GssS Of HSo s. During garS v Sss Pn
,.dy and dauehter Charles Aury Wood George Goa
'ss ssssl
hos csass aess. Cam
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