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washington Correspondence.

NEW YORK, September 30.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
Gays: ~ l.,.a,t
Minister McLane had long interview
with the President and Secretary of State to-
day in regard to Mexican affairs. Some sd-
ditional intelligence has been received here
since our Minister left Vera Cruz, but mat
ters there are unchanged.
pamphlet will appear in a few days,
written under the supervision Of Senator
Douglas, in reply to the recent article Of
Judge Black, which caused Douglass sudden
return to this city. His friends are much
aanoyed at his exhibition Of ill-temper in
bis private speech.
The President contemplates in the course
Of few days aibrief visit to Wheatland.
Should the Postmaster General return to-
morrow he will probably leave here on Sat-
urdsy. ~ .uig4s .<tET.s
The President will remove from Soldiers
Home 10 this city on Saturday.
The fear of the failure of the contractors
for carrying tho mails uia Nicaragua, con-
tnues to give much 'uneasiness to Govern
ment officials here. -.9 ~ Et.lau,
On Wednesday. last Assistant Postmaster
Generals King and Dondas held long con-
sultation with the President upon the subject.
Arrival Of the Utah Mail--Later frem
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A WONDERFUL CHILD.
MISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN, +

d
sVNH0 is ONLY THIRTEEN YEARS OF
. Wv age, has been endowed from hcr BIRTH wftffa d
She gives information Of absent friends, whether
living or dead, together with the past, present and
future events Of life; also Of lost money property,
Identifying the person or persons concerned, with 50
much certainty as scarcely to leave doubt Of their
guilt ..ai1 .tM a :5t-..s.8.5'l5l 4
and location, with 30 much saisfaction as to merit
and receive the confidence OF all who have consulted
her, and many difficult tocOmpaints have been com'
p!etely baDished by her wonderful nninistrations.
She can also aud point out the medicine to cure
the most obstinate diseases those that have for
years baed our best ply ycians and can dreGt saves
and i1nents to be made and used that VIII cure oid
back and limbs and other compaintso Of long stand.
log, and has performed astonishing cures upon those
who had long since. lost their sight and hearing,
or nearyso by disease. In short, through tho as;
sistancS Of some superior power she Is endowed
4 She willidso point out to ladies and gentlemen
their former, present and future partners, telling
ment, disposition aud character in life, and when re-
luircd will 20 into unconscious stale and travel
70 any part of the world, hunt up absent friends,
tSs Hr e tasaon and
abous with all tho events Of since they last met
She slso wishes rings on ladies' and genten,en's
Hngers with great success " a., ~
esns nsa 'SS SsSs nss apoh Ghs
hsh Importance and given evidence of fheir eptire
'assslss shs may bo consulted al ef fSSs ~ NoAoS
@ HoaIs afssSs sss gssss S
w6s Her e ssag ssls sssa
pevsIs sheiatsnds laca'ng psrpepsntIy IN Cnee
Srics Of Consultation 81 2 ;sa so.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE PENNY rRRss.
special Dispatch 70 the Penny Press.

'T0e FSe' " - tss'fNN0 Wy = = Nh''J : H~0'' H~''
ST.. LOUIS, September 80.
OHIO AHEAD.--Joe Cooper's "Stockbridge
Chief" Of Hamilton County, took, tho thousand
dollar premium. Twenty-Five entries w. .
Princess" "FIOra Temple and "Ike
Cook" have been secured to trot on the Gin
qippati Course, Thursday or Friday. p sag;i 70
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Ms- F. II. R0WEKAMp rs A .CANDI.
date for reelection to the Office Of Justice Of the
Peace. la.1e.F 9Il. I9--0u a9ae sep22tte
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& Y ST IL. 1lc &
/, HENRY FALLS, Ill.
6J West FOurth-street.

MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
4NH aflast Iuet what the Ladies' have long needed
Z. The Uterine Elixir As warranted to cure all dis
cases of a. Uterine Na!are; Inflammation Of the
Womb, the Kidneys, the iIyaries, aud the urethra,
Prolapsus or Falling ofthe Womb Painful Menstru-
alton, Chlorosis Ameporrhea; In fact perfect cure
is guaranteed by the use Of from two to five bottles
Of the Elixir, Of any disease wgseyer of the gener.
matter of how long standing. Price VI per Bottle.
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention 70 the
following Gard Of one Of the most prominent Drug.
sists Of Cincinnati. ,l-' 2 - p -
"To THE PuBLIs AND THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
We the Undersigned are not In the habit OF giving
our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well the
Lady Physician, and the medicine calledthe Uterine
Elixir. we cheerfuy reodmmend il 10 all females
suffering from Female Diseases Of any Kind " ID
Az to aiffis.ando% sOrS fsr & 4, YOU viii ira
sepa7 X rCorner of Fifth and Race. .strsot,.'
olgE TX" 49, -ALSO-a,,yF rh1 4 i
MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH SINiU.
IXA LATtNG BALKAN cures, without fail, pains
Mosrseness' Blicuity q Biea hns, HosdsoSe, Fiat.
n!ency, Heartburn, Chronic determinations, Bilious
Dullness sinuoT, inactivity ioss Of Appetite, and
In Painful Menstruation II Is certain cure, and
gives immediate relief In any Of the above diseases
gii give rssfq twenty %in2;ss and perms:
tser bottle Asociesp thsteyeiy person 'cah gsYit.
either the ab0f64 edicinCs 10 be had Of =. D..
HILL, Druggist, conner. OF Raca and ffih-Sfre6tes
,apd EDWARD ScANLAN,iS ,QD. - prngulsty n, b.
,cprner Of Main and Fodrth-streatT 9s oi BRIGHAM
* 90 y MsestactuzsrS aoa,aiy 4sast Fohrtb
ID .f st..la, .xf.. .lts
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MS. LADIES' SHELL TUCK
W@ C0MBS.-Just received, further supply of
- SCION PALMER, Agent,
sep2S.tf ,f iuI.-l No. o. West Fourth, street,
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.a Gum Drops.

4 400. POUNDS FRESH GUM
l9VOO DROPS, pcctoral Sticks, Jujube
A"'''' ~. GEO. NJ. DIXON, Druggist. :
i ocl.aw North.east corner Fifth and Main (
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Choice Havana Cigars :

rftIGARs AND TOBACCO OF THE VERY
~ Je5t brands can always be had a. desired at
.e7 GEO. M. DIX0NsS, Druggist,
ocl .ew Eorth.east corner FIFTH and Main.
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@.KENNEOi 81 MEDICAL DIs.

Times, ENQUIRER Gazette, Commercial, yoIhsblatt
N .( and Voiksfreund copy.l.r eire5s yE
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NEW YORK MARKEr-Nov. IS.

FourSaes OF IA bbls at 81 a)GSt 95 for super State!
- O0Shl6 Tor extra Sate Si955 90 for super western;
- l6p5 80 iOT to med western, S5i65 %
Or Inferior good shipping brands extra TuuTd loop o.
= tTkeB without sinking Cbunge and closing inlcye
Canadian FluurSa 300 bulls at S. 1905 20, to
oh nee extra. Closing dull
Rye FlOur--ln fair request at 81 G5ll4,40.
Wqeat-Market vurt and uuchsnged Snles 2S 000 Gus
a. sll69l7 Milw Club; slsIsl51 white Ky; S3s9l A.
mte canada; 81 Al white Md
Rye-ScsIce aud firm. Sales 300 bus at s6c.
BareY--hOe active and firm Sales 2l,0J0 bus at sec.
iOf State and c. + ssc choice q. W and sjc TO Vt
CurnAiurket heavy md dec ining; les O)Ol has at
Tor yelcw sOuthOm; 3dbic new yellow.
Oais-Actlye ut 4}sglG for Stue, western and Caaa-
dian
whlsky--aIarkot shade fimer salcs of 900 bbls at
27ac
PorkMarket trina be ter. Sales 1870 bbls at SIS Y
mess, 10 i2 prime Sl6 prime mess
Beei-Steady. sales ut 40 bbls al SiG0d25 CuuntTy
primes s5G525 Cnnny $500 IS old repacked
mess, Sl0,5OlGllt0 extra mess.
Beef hHms-Dull. Sales 100 hhls choice at Si4,25.
Pnme mess Htoi rOmluIl at SlsdSlg.
Bacon Held higher. Sales tOJ boxes city short rib
bed mddes for Jan and Feb at &C. and tOO buIes long
clear Dec and Jan o. et6c.
BacOn-Dull and heavy.
luGd-Sie .dy sales 4UO bbls q. l05s(Gl0ssr.
for state
Cheese-Steady al s9IOc
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.RrodsricE,s Dying Words.

The San francisco papers publish letter from
DIR. RoWELL, the Physician who attended SEN
ator BRODERIcK in his last moments, in which it
Is stated that con the day of the duel, after Mr..
BRoDERicK was wounded, and before reaction
had taken place, when was standing over him
as one OF his medical advisers, trying to calm
him, and telling him not to exert himself too
much in talking, he holding one of my hands
in both of his, did use the following language,
and did address the same to me, viz am
Killed. am murdeTed-bscause was oppos.
ed TO the extension Of Slavery and a corrupt
Administration
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FLOUR-The market is firm with few sales of specula-
tive character follows 100 b red wheat extra at $500
" brs red wheat double extra 81 g. and 100 bs City Mills
do at IS.
wHRAT-More active and firm at yesterdays hsures.-
Sales red private white at 81 2 and
choice do at sl,2i free on board,
CORN-A Of new in es cold at l2e por " lbs.
OATS-steady at sec.
HIGHWINES-sales lOJ brls in two lots Al IKE,
BUTTERFLIES market is weak with declining tendency,
Sales R Icn at l5kGl6Hc
EGGs-Are selling at l6Gl7c.
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''. Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES Of a Family PhySic,
Are so composed that dsenso within the range their
lion pau rnpv Withstand oyale hem Their penefung
search and eleanse aud inygooto every portion
OF the human organism correcting its diseased action and
restoring is qtRthy yaties As q consequence OF those
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or
physical debility siasoshed 10 find his health "a egy
restored by r. mt dy Al once so simple and INVITING
Not only do they cure tbs every dnA complaints every
body, but rlsO many orudahe aud dangerous diseases
The hgeal below named Is pensed to furnish uatis my
Amercau Almanac, containing cer Gates Of their
and directions for their n the following aints:
Cosyeuess Heartburn, Headache arising disOTdered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain and Morbid fnacun
Of the Bowels Fatueney Loss OF Apnette Jaundce sud
9thet kindred complaints arising from low state he
body or obstruction Of its functions.
Do not be put on by unprncpled Dealers with some 9TH
er pill they make the more profit Oh Ask for ATERis
PrLLs. and lnke nulhlng nlhn.
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One Dollar Per bottle.
SAN RD'S
Family Caihartic Pills,
CoMPouNDED FRosi

NOMFOlNDID HhOh
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ioiH keep IN any eli.
mate,
. The FAMILY CATHABIIC PILL is gentle but
I'VE Cac Nhit the proprietor has used In his prac
zee more than twenty years.
The constantly rreasiur demand from those who
have long used The PILLS and the satisfaction which
NJ tNpreSsi ~ c " therT uso has induced met place
then WlthIuthe reach Ofull.IS'
The Profession well tnuw SthH different Catharcs act
On different portions Of the - bowels
Tho N | l. Y CA-s T. "A A 4 TIC III, l.
mas Will due reference tor This wen established fact
been compounded hom e. wriety Of The pursst Vege-
taDle Atrbcts when ucl ~ alike ut The
olmeniny canal, and areI-IGOOD and SAFE in all
cases where 4 Caihaitlc f. :. uel ded, such DE-
RANGEMENrS OF theI- -lSTOMACH, SLEEPI-
MSS, PAINS IN THE IS BACK AND LOINS
COSTiNENESS, PAtNEIAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHO -E y y, -Iffum sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected = end long nf Fe-
yer, LOSS OF AlPE |s.ITI rB,a CREEPl N0 SEN
SAIIONO on COLD OVER IptE BODY, hESrLESH-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
ii luammutOTy Diseases nrms in Children or Adults
rheumatism great Purif OF the Blood and many dis
which flesh hor to- numerous to mention in
this advertisement Dose. to3
PRICE 30 GENTS.
" The liver lnNlstrutur pud Family CathartiC Pills
by Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by
the Trade in all the large towns
S. 4 W. SANFORD, NJ D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
tv1d&WR2 hih RrOHdWav. New York
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORIL,
OR THE RAPID CURE or

FUH THE kAFID UUkE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoqrSeaesS, Group,
BrOHchitiS, iReiPieHt Consumption, and for ne
relief Of CoHslmptiUe Patients IN adUaHecd
stages of the disease
So wide the field Of s and so numerous yre
the cases OF ITS cu e3 that section country
abouuds IN usrsons Iubicg snOwu no have reieT
ed u alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs
hy yhs use When ture tried is super tiy h.
or medicine OF the KIM Is too apparennt escape ubsevR
on and whore virtues Known the public longer
hesitate what antdue 20 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that met
dent 90 our climate. hlle niesr remedies thrust
upon the community have ued aud been disca6e0 this
has gained tends by every ua conferred benefits the
All cted they forget, pruduCed nu-
meL0us and too remarkable 10 be- forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j @. AVER Il CO.,
Lowell, Mass
An our Aisdines for sale by VIM FISKE Il GAYLORD
knAMMoND, and all Dea eTs in Medicines
deolid &tw6m2weOw6m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wris Of vend exponss issued the court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga CO.. the suit Chas Brad
burn Pm against Cain and Cain and the other suit
Of r. r. Lyon PIN against 7. q. Cain shall sale
subot forty hereinafter mentioned 18th day of Oe-
tober s69 at two o'clock r. Of said day the following
scnbed property b witt frame house situate subOt 80
in Changers subdivision OF lots 81 S. Said lot
Is 60 feet front Granger street by l5O feet deep.
ID, l.. .WIGHTMAN Sheriff.
F.JuDsON Plaintiffs Agent ocs253
1he above sale is adjourned the 3ls day Of October
1859 at the hour and place above mentioned
oct2O-255 d. l.. .WIGHTMAN, Sh rid
k-Tho ab sale is adjourned the eth day Of Noyem-
ber 1852 At the hour and place above mentioned
uOvli:2b8 ID l.. WlGHTMAN Sheriff
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A Y II RS
A q U Il g u HS h.

AYER'S
"A q u II e. u R E.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Feoer. or FeUer anil Ague, Remit
tent Fever, Chill FeUer, Dumb Ague, Period
ical Headache, or Bilious Headache, and Bill
iOus FeUerS-ndeed, for The i0hole class Of dis.
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused bV the malaria of miGsmatic countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for the necessities Of the American people
that il will eradicate the disso and vii assurance iGuu.
ded on proof that harm can arise from It's any
Thai which protects from prevents this disorder must
be Of immense service in the communities IN which pre-
walls PreucntigR Is better than the patient
apes the nsk which he must run violent attacks this
poison of Fever aud Ague from tho and preveas the
development uf the disease II taken on the fst approach
OF its pTemouiOy symptoms is not Ouy the best rem
edy yet dis Oyered for lass complaints
brings within the reach every body ana In bilious dis
trots where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
have and use II and use It freely both or cure and pro-
tcoton IL Is hoped tis will uaco It within the
reach Of n-he poos well the ri h great superb
speedy aud certain Of Interim that ANS
no Qunne or mineral consequently It produces aquinsn
9rOlhpr lnlg Ous elect Whatever upon tho oOnsltuun
had the disease.
Fever aaJ Aguc not alone the consequence he MAS
malic poison great variety OF disorders arise nom its
irritation among which are Negralga Rhoumatis Goqt
Heaq1rhe, BmdnQss IGothache, EuTache CHurrh, Asth
ma, Palpation Painful Affection Of the Spleen. Hyster
les, Pain IN the Bowels Collie PnrnAsis and Derunge
men Of the Stomach all of which, when originating IN this
cnuse put onthe inenuittent type, or become PERIODICAL
quenty them all alike invaluable protection
To immigrants aud person travelling ortemplrany residing
ia tue mapTgus districts II tas occasionally daily
white caposed 10 the Infection that will bo exrretod ron
the SYSTEM and caEnot accumuate sufficient quantity TO
lection thnu cure aud will ever sueI rom ptermit
tents they avail themselves of tue protection this rems
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Nov. 1910 5 O'clock p. N.


Steamer Ocgan, Eynnr. Detroit.
Pro ser Iron CITY, Turner, OntOnH9un fb65S ms copper
aud lot suudues.
- hounef summit Dayton, Oswsg0, 1900 bbs salt boxes
6arc' spleCcs castings.
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At Cleveland with tyelsud aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumis Cinriunh Cleveland AMI ETie and Glove and
and Pittsburg harE ds
At Sului with hack 10 tli8grin Falls Sc.
At htsutua " in hacks for HavonIa. So.
At Bracuyilie with hacks To New,ul Ea' q, &c.
Al WHutu with hacks 90 Shacn, g. cUuisld Msaigille
Bloomfield Garfield. EC.
AT Yunns stown with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, unf Euol Nall6y, aud thence By r. r. w. & C. n
CHAs. L. RHODES, supt
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0ronBpmiaiiOn.
&l4lalA 1859.

laslEssih71sA
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
will 6uas The present season. run THEN wen known aud
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgb a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
Aud SESii-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting a, osdcnsbursh with the
Ogdensburgh Il Vermont Central r. r Route,
Between
ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betlseen osioegO, Troy, Albany and NeSO York
Connecting also at Dunldrk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dnkrk, Cleveland and Sandu-ky, anda
TRI.wEFKI.Y RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago snd Intermediate Ports
CP Property forwarded By tins Line will he subject to
but one transliipment.
-. Merchandise marked IN T Co Express" Will be
forwarded fr,m New York by EapIess kTeight Irau
the New York Erie Railroad, aud promptly tof-
Warded from Dunkifk.
~ These Lines connect az Cleveland with the Cleve
land, Detroit aud Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J. MYERS. Agent N. 4. Co No. III Broadway, N. Y.
!. l.. WARNER, Agent N n Co.. No. 3C1nties Slip,N.Y
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co No 20 state street
A. CUSiMAN, Agent v. c. Line No, lOs state Street.
CiiAs. s TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Phila
| ]. \. CHURC II, Agent, Rouse's Point, N Y.
G. l. THOMPSON, Treas. N. f. Co, OgdensbufEh, N
GEORGE PARKER, Age l.
HOVEY u CRAWFORD. OswegO n. Y.
ID. CALDWELL, Agent DUnkiIk.
PELION BREED, Cleveland
J. $. CIiENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, ..
J. Il MoBErE, Agent Saudusky.
WM. \. WALKER Agent Toledo
J. II. HRA%FoRD, Milwaukee, Wis.
RIoHFNRY i BARKER Racine, Wis
mAIHER & CO., Chicago
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II =. WIBORG 4 CO, Fulton City, Ill.
N W. GRAHAM y co Cairo, Ill.
FIFE MICHAEL st. Louis.
Office of the Northern Transportation Companyl
Cleveland, Feb. 18th, 1859.
mSrl9RG P. CHAMBERLAIN, President.
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" Cleared from Milwaukee, for Cleveland, Eov
llh schr. Reolute Wells 1900 bus. wheat; Dick
insou, Driscoll, 1905 bus. wheat.
~ Cleared from osweso for Clsyelsnd Nov. 18th,
sciu. Wellington, 800 bills salt.
~ Cleared from Chicago for Cleveland Nov. 18th.
sohr. H. H. Harmon, Is, Ol bus wheat go bills Flour.
SCHOONER H. b SrEELE.-Ths schooner H. B. Steele
let Buffdo Monday last with cargo of salt for A.
Saeke Of this city and during the late gale when about
Smiles abUie Grand River, the Camden shore, sae
struck reef Of rocks and filed Immediately The vessel
aad cargo a perfect loss Crew saved. No insurance
GuHa. MoBILE.-rhe schr Mobile in going out Of Chi
saturday with load Of wheu'. struck he
bar aud sprung leak The grain was raised into the ele
yacr and the vessel into cry deck for repairs -
Enerprsirg people they must be Chicago to permit
such distractions to remain in their [Ai lwaukos
Sent, 18th.
cAHRIED AwlY-A part Of the pier at Grand Haven
was carried away BY recent gales /. will he rebuilt
thiS season.
AsHoRE.-The Schr. Andrew Of Detroit, from Oswsgj
TO Detroit with 700 bbs salt vent ashore at Braddocks
Point on the l2h She len OEwego tho Iih and common
oed leaking Immediately, Cargo total loss Grow su
we'd The captain sBys ais going ashore was owing to the
variation In his oompass.
~ The sehr Wslaud, Of 81 Cs,hsr nss. while enter
tag AZ Oswego on tho Bh struck upon the pier was
somewhat stove. but got Of by the aid OF two tugs
THs BRIi CONCORD The Bhs Concord, which had the
fearful collision wih The General Tayora year ago
upon Wlle sunseq enlly Capt Jones FhO. down by
deputy " s. Marshal r ler lies sunk u the basin of
tue saut Cana laden with iron where Ao has lain
four or hVe weeks he will be unlOade and raised rs
nhv i0n clOsei. Shs ran uganst the iimbfrs
~ the end q tue pier, VIII Ch drove her anchor hOa
nor, and 10 sinking reached the SPOT Who5
she now lits -tMa ists Journal,
TgEB. J., wEBB An our readers WIN remsmbor ths
SAD Iste OF the new propeller H L. Webb, which urned
upon oqr coast Der first TIP Of her officers perish
lne Win ne cold aor reschlng The shuTe, IL has
from rs ashes. and is ready for soTv
hsshs hsNf born chTistened With name, that of
mafquette Next 40 son she Il embark anew in he
maIqueite Iron trade, are lod She To- at ta came
-tibid.
hiOak LAKE. SUPERIOR BOlTs 1t may be a natter OF
hisstto some OF our Igaders 10 know that there are
70 be TWO or tTeo at least hoals Lake SupeT-
H t99 ne5t year han tneIe has been The past
tullulloa 70 the propeller AaTq9bte, two more
ppas are 20 DO puton b. Mr Ward There will doubt
less De sre.t tuth 70 Lake Superior season. and
end tTAysl-stbid.
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AsHoRR.-The Scbr Andrew Of Detroit, from osWsg1
to Detroit with 700 bl salt at Braddocks
Point on the Ah, She len Oswego tho lIih and common
oed leaking Immediately Cargo total loss Grow su.
we'd The captain spys ais going ashore was owing to the
variation in his oompass
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec |, 1858
From his ENcellency, JAAIF S n WESTCOTT Governor
o. Florida, and N emhtr o. the United States Senate
For upwards of twenty years tfilcted with
disease IA my iumy which The best med cal hud surgical
talent In the country oiled tocue but which Welded 10
most salts aCtory the GTBeienbeTg Remedies
COnsCi euCIuusly advise their use.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

MARINE ITEMS.

Steamer Ocean, Evans. Detroit.
schooner Robinson Finley, Bay City; 20j hbls salt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-19

~ The sehT. Wslaud OF ST. Cathsri nes while enter
log At oswego on tho l5h upon pier and was
somewhit stove. but got Of by the aid OF two tugs