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II II II / L l. S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTEBLISHENT,
no. Sc Main street, worceser.

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG NIEN.-During the prac
ttce of fifteen years DR.. Hill has i'll contact with
Almost innumerable of Debility, occasioned b.
dreadln habit Of solitary self abuse. They continue
to warn all Young men who not afflicted to avoid
it as they value their lives, and advise all no ao
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
in time 1t isnO eXaggeraon say three iOuths
Of the insane owe their maady this horrid habit he
proprietors OF Insane Asylums cOOborate the state
ment and If the victim escapes insanity idocy ct lie
or she is entirely untitled the real pie assures Of life
either IN OF out OF the domestic erclewith pocreave
powers ruined afflicted with disrust, doubtful of
his friends in fact perfect hypOchundriac what is he
fit for but 20 be and die Attend them once
ali you who are addicted to this miserable habit it
may be too late and you may 20 down 20 a dshonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you pow
ers which you have made instead Of blessing,
as they were intended. There exists in the whole
world an object more loathsome miserable than enc
thus broken in health and hopes. Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. Hills practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. 81 lain street Orcesier, open from a. M
to p m. Letters (postpaid) will receive prompt
ton.
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A CURE WARRANTED.


DIR HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the Urinary organs Within last
three years upwards 5000 bottles have sold in
Boston; not single be produced where it
mas lalleu TO make quick and lasting This is not
mere assertion. but well known fact which be
proved at any moment DIR. Hill would not take this
enou TO make known the virtues of this never failing
hlNtute were 1t not to put the public ON their guard
nsahlst me humbug preparations which are advertised
" ccIth aPothecarleS who know nothing OF the dis
eases winch they pretend cure, who, for the sake of
nahB lew dollars, cndanger the life, health and con-
suuuil Of their deludcd victims To all who afflicted
Win private complaints, but more especially to you WHO
nave Deeh duped by miserable pGctender Dr. lii would
earnestly recommend trial Of his failing Mixture
IL never ias to cure the worst i'll short time
without regard to diet or risk OF exposure II is mild
peasant and safe to take 1t puIics the blooU destroys
INC poison lurking in the system, and completely reno
Naes ana renews the constitution. DR. ills Mixture
taken IN season. Will prevent well the com
pants TOR which II is recommended; i'm short it is the
Ohy sure ana safe remedy which has discover
eu 0r me cure OF ali private complaints The price of
llr huls Mixture is only SIS bottle and will be sent
packed ana conc aled 10 part of the city or
country When ordered, with the price enclosed Letters
(postpad) dlreced Dr. Hi will receive promp at
o ''''''N'-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MlhA ILouS CURE. About seven wears ago (
SomtIaeieu very heavy cold which clunG TO me with
Wy elaclty' resisting all the skill of ph sciaus
any INC power OF medicines. suffered constantly nom
pan ~ lne heart' no appethe part Of the time too
MeaN 10 walk; night sNcats, which reduced mo in a
sap dEQzng pain in every Joint in my body; CEN
hapM wretch, and often prayed for death ( emnIn,ad
SA OF elght physeifns, and have taken at least
uEiie!u u hauseous cdcines one kind and onotb-
Dt 70 no good purpose as grew worse every dav
h. nv went 70 pr Hill, who succeeded in curing ME
~ new ana delightful system of treating disease ri,
nn e we pst9nt Is not required to take NASTY medi-
SSs,l was thoroughly cured in about three r,ontis
ahu ilh now as well and hearty as a buck advise tI'
SICK 70 60 TO DR. Hill. who will effect sppedv emo az
aim ChaEeu ny other physicians, and no
ni''S "eulclhes' 10 be well shaken before taken
r., N. nv, -, JOHN TRASK Providence. r. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22
IT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
~ AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS

TO ,Aan%Jaeturers, Werchonts, and hreptors and 10
nose rushing 10 T0Gtodrd Goods and PacKu0ps 10 The
camps o. ihe uGrio9s Military Stations and aiso N
the AdUdt Posts OF the Coast and (iulf: ~ ~
HaVlnt secured especial privileges visiting tba do
patnents both Of the army and navy and ali the cann,
OF the army, and the naval stations Of the coast az
gulf for the purpose Of introducing and selling ia the d
partm nts OF the army and navy, military storekeenpis
@ quartermasters, suffers soldiers oficefs
anu naval agents and paYmaserl of the navy ali ort
required for the use, comfort ard convenience Loth
army ana navy, we have organized the above entitI
Agency al Camp EXPRESS with its HEADQUARTERS I,cmt
ca IN the city OF Washington Under this Oraa,izti
entirely complete, and extending through tic d"nnWt'
mgns 0oth Of the army and navy we can offer une6%i
lea lactics to manufacturers, merchants and inyenti
IN readiness OF sale saving OF time the many exnS,
es ulaVeluaOe through the usual tcdious cbannas az
haS 10 the departments camps and naval statioI,s ~
nose wishing TO avail themselves of the adv@ntaoo,
o lhs thorough and extensively Organized svsfa,,e
agency can do so by forwarding SAMPLES of thcr -
~ OIuresS ON express. prices and expanato,s
cS S M al pa kages and goods sent to our care m
cul orhaVal delivery will be promptly delivered III
goouS wares, or merchandise of whatever nnt'r Az
uclVu DN tIls agency, VIII he paid for ON dpliver~ W
uI9 OF enquiry viii meet with prompt attention ''
1000 Agents well referred, pifh small mans can FIN
wanted. ~ '5"''N'''lVH' lew are
onice No FL Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hoo,
Washington. d. c. '" Hote'i
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Hon IMPORTANT CURE-

or Gur years was Attic ed with the most DISTRESSING
pans III my head bones and stomach md !, nrnarmf
ISeg Of soreness over my whole body togeter WIZ
Smashing ana trembling and fearful dreams which VIZ
ony united me for the duties Of life but made liza sis
burden tried dozens Of remedies without srcn Ssh
anu nlay applied TO DIR. Hill, No 80 Naln street ma
W Nee DN ms new and expeditions svgtem of trCst
neil, ne aected cure. am now i'm ncrtc"t heaitb
sna can undergo great deal OF labor ytbnt mgaih,
"a nr uiTt Oh ,,... q, A. L., Nashua n ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

G0 VETERINARY SURGERY.
(Sg25g-n The undersigned has procured stand at E
TN IN. STOCKWELLS Stable No. 2 Mechanic
w. street, where he Is ready ut all times to an
swer the calls Of those who may desire bis services in
the treatment Of the various diseases incident TO OreI
ana Cattle Patients visited at the stable
Murders for the spaylnR Of Cows promptly attended
~ ny ms operation they become permanent mixers
US unattended with danger and amply repays the own
WIN gen rous supply Of milk at season when thu
lnhrmary at No. 10 Mechanic street.
- WILLARD H. RICHARDS.
ID duWtt Veterinary gurpeop
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MeorernaI.

a Q T / 0 n
~ for me last four years PROF. H. X FLAGG'' has
cine called @ieuicihe OF Nieu-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

Dr. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and
New England for the last twenty years and who has
ways made the Indian Medicines and sysemdf treatment
in all of Sexual Diculties large part of his
and practice during that period of time. .,NVl'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

HIS INDIAN EMMENAGOGVE has but one formula
and strength, and put up in bottles Of convenient
size Theoretically sealed with accompanying directions
and is forwarded 10 all parts OF New England tile TniIed
states and the Canadas in packages perfectly sate b
man or express on receipt OF single price Of IS Der 6o
tie; communications by mail Strictly Confidential
and must contain his nyariable fec of ST 10 iusnro
tentiOu ' a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

REFERENCES.
George Law, Moses II. Grinell Shehen Proc Ad,,,,z
Express Co New York. " 1'"i"S
Erastus Corning Albany.
senator Wilson, Adams Express Co. Boston
Alexander Cummings, j. ii Sargent; North a. Cbscs
ADAMS Express Co., Philadelphia. ''
llggs Il Co., Bankers Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

SODA WATER BY THE FOTJN-
~ TAIN and PURE FRUIT SYRrPS If cverv 10.
sSllpu0h by ihc gallon, manufactured and for sale Nv
GEp X SPURR, 2Ol Main street. deodtf mvs ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

gssszs5aas-577a WESTERN RAILROAD
s5ss=;s=55=;s=zs SPRING ARRANGEAENTs.- Com.
~mencng MONDAY, May 5, l862.-Bos-
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations FAC.
commodatoll al 10 a. M and p, m.
EerNe" York and Albany, (exp) 955 a. m. and 34Op
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

| ,OST-SUNDAY EVENING. between Ia
- coin Square and Mechanic street n Fnr Tim, ~
belongs to poor girl, who can't afford 10 iosn Vi
the finder leave It at this ollceY dir V'' J." WI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

RGiirOGd C0nRecti0nS.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. ~ Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Boston ralir' ais At State Line with the Huusatonic
railroad At fittsneld with the Pitsfeld imd North
ADAMS, and Stockbridge and Pittseld railroads. At
Nesineld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford, Haven and Spr G
the New London Palmer and Wilmantc and Belcber.
town ana Amherst railrc ads At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, aud \ orwich and Worcester railroad
worcester May l, 1862. HENRY GRAY, SuD'g
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UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES,


being widely advertised purportng to be Of different
classes Of strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions of men who have lust claim to medical
knowledge experience much less of any knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana practice, and all such
mpOsitiOns and scales of prices but devices
adopted deceive beguile the unwary the cred
u0us and lead to the sale and spurious if not alb
solutely injurious articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

I'm .'tdI SIT OTus
gou tie eIaluhe feel is due you for the herrt 49, "
thStN from your truly invaluable medicine. o' Wy
if yHhhOt July Justify myself wlthout oi,,i' ,I
yon ba 1va' oi my friendship and esteem nsomueh as
bcsI" INV nee1 my guardian angel In restoTin mo 10
Inn, tl ,iv hau long nee despair, Of md far
Hlg tIne Two years. been troubled win tiat ~ ,t
a. an complaints Seminal Emissions wbirh 90
yiSa 'eH Ie III body and mind that Was obl"ed 10
INV ep al" business and consult physician rcaardIng
applied to the so-called hest nhvsirinn bb
tip1od IN l. 'ommcnced taking his medicines and con.
1 ~ =" a.. 50 TWO months, without pettinp AM rcef.
~, iHIyt continued TO grow worse very ,est
cn,,i,i .Duut twenty pounds of flesh nnd saw If
Nvnnd @ tasinR ms highly vauuted SPECIFICS that death
toId mo ~ rvieVe my suncrings This physician tlen
n,t Xxx, ,, nnl my case was incurahe thnf Ind better
viii t5N VIZ medicine. He said that was In decline
obtni & uI WY ~ consumption then desI aired Of
done t wy fele and saw that unless something was
WIN ~ nltleate me compl int, should he numbered
t6ongbt' eS Happen ng to pass your once day,
III i,tt would make one more trial. commenced
ed 'u lnulhh vegetable Medicinfs March the goth,
Won W. through the bcnettng effects q that truly
nnt tU m eulelne restored to perfect health and shall
N, 70 recommend II 10 any Of my friends that are
,sui nmg from such or any other disease Hoping this
w." "'u you enjoying health and prosperity, remain
FoAboro', June 2Sth ls59 II. MILLS.
~, - y, lOu are at liberty to make public statemen
lK case, rs YOU see Mt. X. MILLS,
10 Y, a. Hil botanic Pbyslcianl
% Nam a., Worcester, Mass.
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EISKE x CO.'S UNITED STATES
- AND CANADA EXFRESS.-Messenper leave VIZ,
eestef thee times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rsi
Eoa9 lor bost9n, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence Sc furnish
ing the most direct and expeditions line ~
FlNKE d CO., Proprietors
1 II c.-.., - 80 Court Square, Boston
Lincoln House Block, Worcester 0''0e NJ
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Nv ARABlC.-A large lot of extra
o,rao Gum Arabic, for sale BY GEO r. sPURR POI Main
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II H E G r Z A T E S T
Female Remedy of the Age,
DIR. G. A. HILLS
Renowned Indian EmmeHaUooua
.INFALLIBLE INDIAN EMMENAGoGrE

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; prepal ation ,vbicI, doi,
experience proves % be most speedy and eficacous n
in ali cases, when used according to the re
tiuns. ~ ''N NiiSS
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AoteLs ann Rtstaurants.
MEsSRS THAYER & KIR

Private entrance for Ladies' 2nd door on Foster street
Families and Parties supplied with all our variety Of
fishes cooked in the hest style, including New York
oysters fresh every day and any part of the cty
olb dtt '''
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jssgTa5559 379i.g PROVIDENCE & WOK
E {1s-----z--.-s5 CESTER RAILROAD. - Summer Al
July l. 1851 ~ WV VIZ -'A"1 "a
Passenger trains will leave Worcester fer Providence
ai9 " ~ stations al zoe ant H. 30 m, and 400 D. n
II. a. m, and 4.2G D. M Wy '' Al ~ li''
q N alley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 go
S5g, lU.3U El.4iS, a. M, 1900 m, ana 100 $50 330
S.S0, $50 $50 100 500 p. m. ''' "''' Jaw
Leave EsIley Falls at 625, co. co. s.5s, 1900 lGg
a; NJ and Leo, 1.SS, w, 500, 400 :S.iT:5 sos AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-22

~ Bear IN mind! HITS Indian Engaenagooue ,s a
PaePIatlo INTENDED 70 meet and ctiectlay remedy and
cure all cases OF Female difficulty confirmed or
ana Is the only preparation which will accom- plsh that
result, Delng the production phv,ician 1y,tri,s
known throup hout New England ana other sections 81
INC mon, ana whose success and testimonials lar tx
ceeu THOSE OF any other practitioner his nge in all
branches Of Pirate Practice. found in the conn
Try, ~ NO preparation of Indian Emmenagoeue ia
Warranted Genuine unless purchased AT The ofire ~
DIX HILL No.S2 Main street Worcester "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-07

Lubcc-7th ult., Candagc, widow of the late
Jabez Mowry, aged IS years.
Waltham--Jau. 2lst., William i. Smith, aged
% years The deceased perfectly resigned,
and departed with triumphant hope that all
would be well with him in another world, through
the merits of risen Saviour lie exhored all Of
the family to be prepared to meet him in Heaven.
COM.
North Elsworth--Jan. Goth, of consumption,
Sarah wife Of Jonah Heath, aged Sc years and
moaths. Aftcra lingering illness, which she
bore with christian mceknoss, she was called home
to meet her children who have gone before her
She ieaves large circle Of friends, who deeply
feel their loss. Never did earthly affection en-
twino itself move tenderly around its cherished
loved ones, than did hers around those she was
leaving, yet, as she was about to depart, she was
heard to say am going home to meet my chill.
dren who have gone before me-" Con-.
Etna-Jan. oath, at the residence Of John C.
Friend, Esq. Rev. Jacob Hatch of Dexter, aged
u years. lie was supplying the Baptist Church
in Etna, and was taken sick very suddenly; he
lived eight days after the attack. He had been
in the ministry more than forty years, and had
seen much of the power of God under his minis
istry. lie preached five times the week before he
was taken sick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-07

Ellsworth Attn, idetia, daughter Of Nm.
and Jane Conway, aged years.
North Ellsworth--Jan. 18th, Cora s. aged 4
years, months and days; Jan 18th. Ellen L.,
aged year.. months aud 10 days, dau ghtcIs OF
Royal and Elizabeth Tyler
-2sth ult, Albert, son Of Galen and Mary
Maddocks, aged : years.
Ellsworth Fa{ls-feb lth, chih Of George and
Priscilla FernalI, aged about years.
9TH inst Mary, wife OF CaiwoH Howard, aged
rs years.
Iarcoek-Jaa Goth Elisabeth F5s., aged about
81 years
FrankHn-Jan. 23I Thomas Hadley, aged sc
years.
ortngton-Feb. "a, Capt, A,hmund Pierce
aged a years, 10 months and q days.
Bar Hatbor-a~th nit, Mr.. Oliver Higgins
aged Sc wears. Mr. Higgins was born during the
war Of '7G. and fought the battle Of life valianty
periencing ha-dships aud toll Ia his early days,
as one of the fret settlers on the Island
Bucksport-22 i ult,, Mrs, Eliza Rideout, widow
OF the late Jonas Blood, aged II years. aud ms.
Bangar-2d ult Permela f., wife of John w
Fi.bush. aged 20 years and Il months
/ Mr. Mitchell, city undertaken, reports the num-
Der Of deaths in Bangor, in January, to be %.
At Insane Hospital Augusta, LIST inst, Theo-
dore Brown Of Bangor.
Belfast-Jan. 18th, George W, Buckmor, aged
/ 81 years; soldier in the war of 1872.
-22d ult., Melissa Watson, aged q years.
/ Rockland-22d uit., Mrs. Hannah H., wife oi
Gersham +. Burgess, aged AZ years.
East Machias-Feb, lst, Samuel W Pope, ESQ.
of the firm of 2. W. Pope g Co., agoi ~ years
Mr.. p. was Sick about two wheht. 4 Eorths cit
izen and industrious and successful business
man is gone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-07
Ag.Va. OF MAINE.

IIANCocN, $50 the 5cycral ShcriIs of our Coua-
tres of Hancock, rcaCbscot. York. Cum
~ befiand, Lincoln, kcnnehcc, uNtlrd, som
81 @cr,et, WashIngt n, Waldo, Piscalagpis,
fnnkii.5 Alaa> took, Androscoggin. ga
~ eadahee aad Knox, or either Of their
Depuiire GUrErlNG:
w f command yau to attach the goods OF
w estate If John b. Grindlc Of orland in
sad County # Hancock, carpenter, To the val
ne Of two hundred IL Hans, and summon the said
Defendant eff he may be found in your prccinct)
To- appear before our Justices OF the supreme Ju-
dieal Court mex: to be holden at Ellsworth, with
in and Tor our County of Hancock, the fourth
Tuesday OF october next, then and there in our
SAID Court T. answer unto Nathan Emerson of salE,
Odlul, physician, in plea Of the clse, for that
the said Defendant al said Oflaud, to Wit: at said
ElisW nth, 90 the twenty Eighth day Of May, \.
4. lsj7, BY his prn.ui,sury note Of that date, by
hiln subscribed for value received, promised said
Emerson the Plaintiff t. pny him or bearer, the
sum oi s=fcf ty-three aul 3b-l00 dollars on de-
mani ur=, interest A,.., tor that the Defendant
Al Ellsworth aforesaid, uu the day ui the purchase
pl this writ being indebted t. the plainti ia an
other -um Of one hundred AMI itty dollars, for SO
musb money botpre that time had and receiycd by
the said Defendant To the Plaintiff use. in con-
sidaratlpn Thereof, promised The Plaintiff to pay
him that sdm IN demgudi and Plaintiff alleges
the only ctu-r ut action herein sGrd, or intended
In be sued, i the note Of haud a. substantial set
forth ia the above fat count.
Vet, though often tequ trt the said Derc l3ant
Ia. not paid said sun but ncgects 81 TO do, To the
damage Of SAID Plaintiff (as lac snys) the sla al
two hundred dol ais, which shall then and tbere
be made 70 appear with other due dana res. And
have yoa there this wit with your doings therein
Witness JOHN 3IenneY, ESD, at Ellsworth
this eleventh day Of september, in the ytal
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anc
u, W DERRY CIerk
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Taxation and EconOIs,I

There are - goo 900 OF people in the
loyal STATS Reckoning five PERSONS 10 a
family, and there are ) 600 900 families.
Now surprising each family should ecan0-
mizr, and save all the dimes that conli be
saved, without diminishing their comforts Of
lie. how many millions would 1t amount to
Suplo,ins, an an average, all persons, by
wearing their dr sses a liulc longer, should
save in clothes : a year caeh-by abandon
in. tobacco. should save in cigars, in chew.
ing and pipes and shutting, twice as much
more; $40 each-in gew.aws, bonncts, erin
olirc, by substituting 20 cent calico for : |
and - silks, should average $50 each, the
aggregat" saving would be S35 cash; and
the whole amount saved would reach the
enormous sum OF $50 900 900
From what we s,e in he multiplication Of
pipes and ci.ars-and Of chewing and snuff
ing, we have no doubt that the government
could collect net income OF So 900 900 a
year from tobacco alone. And We are just
as sure tina, by judicious excuses on the man
ufaeture ani sales Of intoxicating liquors. u
net annud, revenue Of So 900 600 more
might be added to government incomes and
in both eases, the morals and health of the
nation would b. benefited moro than its
purse.
Sugar, molasscs and salt. should be taxed
as lightly as possible, because they are all ar
ticles Of prime necessity to the toillng mill
ionsi by the sweat Of whose brows the
wealth Of all nations is created, and all gov.
ernments snppprted-and all civilization de
yelopcd. and all It's untold blessings y0uch-
sated
The nation must be saved or all IS lost -
We are all on board the old Union ship.
She has sprung a-ieak, and all hands must
g to the pumps The storm is raging, aud
rocks and quicksands line all the ocean !,
shores. We must save the ship, or we all
70 down together.-[ Portland Adoerti~er.
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STATEMENT OF GnAnLes BELRrrY, M.s1GR or
Fen WtSnEHER. OF ELLSwaGrn Sailed from Bns.
ton ON or about the 2lst Dec last, with goods for
ballast, bound to Ellsworth Ne The next fIav.
I'D, encountered severe gale, which continued
without much cessation far twcnty-thrce days
which blew the vessel Of shore lfyt ma boom
WHICH, tilcr, sails &C. vessel strained and itaain.
badly The last CT ht days were without any wa
ter, suffering areadiu!iy from thirst /; no fire or
cooking in the meantime, aud nothing t. eat ex-
ccpt hard crackers. On ar about the / tn of Jan
at > ", laying to at the time. nude an English
ship; of to meet her, and howe t. with c5l5rs
set in distress she pissed within hailiag dis.
lance, but lid not stop MAKE any effort to assist
US. I'm the 18th, in lat 10 20, lon e. | t. fell in
with Belgian bark Ianrrrspis, Of Antwerp. Capt
C1eys, from Plymouth for View York, blown.
a gale at the time, with fearful sea on the bark
under close rccird topsais, and the sea 20 lad .
boat uld not ike. Capt Ciey. worked the bark
down alongside A. the imminent fsi Of losing his
vessel ana crcw-indoed If he had not been mss
ter Of his profession, he never could have due It,
A. the bark came alln 5side aud passed the wreck,
tour msn Jumped On board Of her, names ls fol-
lows :-Sineon Flood Erastus Flead Henry Lul-
say aud Francis JarEi%. The bank lay hy all
nj ;ht, and in tie morning (Iijhj the balance Of
the people we're taken 4 the wreck by u boat
from her, manned by n s1ilor I'm tho bark. Ai-
oph lIanns, Henry Lindsay and l. Flood HAMS
acted as strcEsmHn, the SEA running very high
At the time Of leaving tie wreck the uai8iHast
was loose, and before were out of sisit went
over the 81 l." Inc bark lay by Us tor j. heur,
The meu were all nearly exhausted, hayiHs 6ecu
without water eight days, and # We haI not oy-
por'uncly fallen in with capt CIaey- should IN al
probability h1ya been lusi The master an crew
also desire 10 express their high appreciation Of
th" kln ness aui humanity o.: ca III tiacy- ia res
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