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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

Hutchas still on the Rampage We think
hat WILCOX, Of the Carter House, owes
IIrrcHINs all ~" for advertising his house,
and that SEcORD, owes him another such a
drubbing as he got here some three weeks
ago, for traducing the American House. In
an article in the Herald Of last Sunday, which
purports to have been written by traveller
from this place, but which evidently emana-
ted from HuTcHINs, snakish brain, and was
undoubtedly pennel in the Herald office, ali
persons visiting this place are advised to give
the Carter House wide berth, and stop at
none other than the American. This is good
enough for WILCOX but poor SEcoRp, we
pity him. That lie has EIurcuINs abuse is
the best of evidence that Wilcox is loyal and
worthy, and all true men will thus interpret
t, and we shall expect to hear that his bust.
ness is largely on the increase on this &C.
count. But SECoRD has UrTCmNs approba
ton, and the fleet cannot be other than dis.
astrous to him, for whatever HurcnlSs ap-
proves is almost certain to be looked upon
with dist ust by the better class of people,
But here let us put it on record that GEORGE
SEcoRD is loyal and patriotic man, and we
are sorry that he has fallen under the ban of
the appreciation of such miserable copper
head as STILsoN lIUTCuINs, and probably no
one feels the disgrace more kcenly than ST.
CORD himself, especially as he never sought
it. Wewill warrant that should HUTcHINs
ever visit the American, and while there talk
about piling up the dead bodies of Union
men, and such other stuff of like import Is
he delights to hiss forth, GEO. would pile him
into the street himself, and give him bigger
dose Of fsticuffs than he ever had before.
HuTcnlNs plays the part of cowardy
sneak to perfection. Without the manlness
to come out and boldly attack the real cause
of his troubles, (afraid of repetition of the
dose, we presume he contents himself with
slandering and villifying one whom he doubt.
less thinks will not resent his abuse in the
summary manner that SESSIONS did. As We
had occasion to state last week, Mr.. WILCOX
knew nothing of Mr.. SESSIONS intentions to
chastise his traducer; was not present when
the punishment was inflicted; knew nothing
of the affair till it was oil over, and no more
aided and abetted" in the matter than did
the Emperor of Russia. HurcHINs knows
this full we'll himself, and if he had the least
spark of honor about him would not seek to
mitigate the pain Of his scari6cd phiz by
abuse of innocent parties.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

d. Allen, Esq.-This gentleman, who has
been long established here in the practice OF
his profession as an attorney and counselor,
has disposed Of his property and effects for
the purpose of leaving us for a wider and
more extensive field Of labor. Where he vii!
locate himself it is not yet determined, but it
will probably be in some larger and more
thickly settled community than this, where
his legal acumcn and keen ability will draw
around him larger and more profitable prac.
tice than he could possibly hope to obtain
here and where he will not be called upon
to enter the lists with certain hangers.on of
the professional class quite numerous in
western towns,-who grab at a case merely
for the "loaves and fshes," without com.
prehension Of the points of law involved. 1t
is Notifying and embarrassing to a thorough
lawyer to be compelled to compete for bust
ness with such men, When Mr.. ALLEN set
ties down again for the practice of his pro
fession it will doubtless be in sphere where
the Intellectual standing Of the clients, and
the magnitude of the issues involved will
preclude all but firSt-cla talent. Of Mr.. A.
as public speaker it is only necessary to
say that at all our most important gatherings
for many years, he has been our standing
orator, and he has always cheerfully complied
with all demands in this line whenever his
business engagements would permit of his
doing so. Much as We regret to part with
the gentleman, Misunderstanding as we do that
his going will cause vacuum wo can hardly
expect to ever see filed again,-still, we
could not bid him stay when duty to himself
so clearly demands that he seek less con-
tractcd field of labor and of usefulness
Wherever he goes we hope he will not forget
those whom he leaves behind in the quiet
haunts of country life; the place where he
schoolcd hi, intellect and FURNISHED his &c.
MUS for that proud position to which he now
goes forth in the maturity of his intellect and
in the vi:;or Of his manhood. We shall
watch his future course with that same inter
est we have ever manifested in his past ca
recr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

IN AnA WILSON'S ALBANY SEED
AV9DN1NI hug Strawberry plants for sale by
Cedar Falls, March 20, 70. 8. LOMBARD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

Notics.-We are requested to give notice
that the Rev. j. BownAN will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sabbath, morning
and evening, upon the mode of water bap-
tism.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE DUBUQUE AND
i Sioux City Railroad Company have located their
Road through the following lands and that the owners
Of said tracts do not apply before the 3Oth day Of
1862 to the Sheriff Of Black Hawk County, to have their
damages assessed, said Company will proceed and have
the same assessed ~ =. .E...
TOWN LOTS IN CEDAR FALLS.
Lots 2, 8 and 1, In block Z, between Washington and
Clay Streets. .....
Lots 2, 8, 1, 5 and 6, block Is, between Clay and
Franklin
Lots and 8, block 49, between Franklin and fremont
Lots I, &c and Z, block %, between fremont and
Iowa.
Lots3 4 and 5, Block 90, between Iowa and Walnut.
Lots I, I and 8, block 81 between Walnut and Olive.
Lots 6 and 8, block 2, corner Of Olive and
Second Streets.
Also the following tracts in Township So n. Il west
In said county:
NE4 fNE4
NW4 fNE& -. c.,.,,
NE4 Of Wa ." 'eei'" H.
W}ofNW4
EAofNE4
s w ofNE3
NV ofSE4 Of Section 10.
NEtofSW4
ofSW4
NE4 ofsEt
Sc Of SEt .c..,o
SW SEA :" 'ee''ons'
NV tofSEt
.e. PLATT SMITH, Attorney for
said Company.
Dubuque. March 90 1853. MO WI.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

Simple, Econon,icdl Dn,oble and cannot get QUO of
order.
The Self ting Clothes Wrngcr is the greatest i'm
proveent Of the nineteenth century and has only
knows and tried to into general use The saving
clothes In pressing the water between rubber
lsrs, instead Of wrngng and twisting will amount to
enough in a short time to pay FOR machine.
The machine is made Of WOOD with rubber bands which
warranted not To stretch half an inch In two years
II taken of when not in use
For sale by ?. CROSBY, Cedar Falls at whose store
samples may be seen. 45-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
FOR SALE BY

'A.COOK, Chicago, Genera ! Agent =
Sold a: wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH 4
Fuller, Agents, and Ay Druggists generally. q"
Sold In Ceder Falls by 9, r. WALLACE. BISHOP d
BENJAMIN, IN Waterloo by W ". fORRf, and By I'll
Druggists In the country, So s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
NO\ANt no MOro.

As proof that tho Blood Purifier Pills are pursv
vegetable have tho certificates Of eminent chen.
kts Professors Chsn Of n r. and Locke Of Cinsiara.
Read Dr. Roback Special Notices and Certificates psS.
lished In conspicuous part Of this Paper from time -
time. ss.f #57# ..e7F 9f ElE9a#
Price af the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood PuriAsv, e
per bottle, 81 per haIfdozen Oftc Scandinavia vS
ssble Blood Pills, % cents per box. boxes Tor 81
Principal Once and SiloSroom No. East Fourth o..
Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, O. IAhesAAss
No. Hammond Street. ts fftass5f5gs| -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
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ONEperson writes, her daughter WINS cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance Of two years ~ .&."@#' ..'-,
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away. 80
The doctors pronounced the case incura.'
bic. s& sa a - -.a .. .3 l2
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sors
which had existed fourteen years .a"as*t
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight years
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Livss
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills 81 aa ga. ss ts#
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
NEW yORB DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 9. 1865

o,hcr vessels were TRANSFERRED "a her. Tho Amazonan
az smntnd TO cude rs but We gave chase and while
Gra miles distant from her fired our rifegun with
rsSuceJ charge Of lbs powder and 100 pound shot;
n an extreme elstaton which crossed her BOWS ana
10 soon clewed her courses and hove to- The Conrad
which We captnrod was fine bark, and We htted her
out s tender to tie Alabama. The vessci was named
the Tuscaloosa md commissioned NJ sea on the Stt
lire The command was given TO Lieut.. Lowe, al, an
cycsIlenf officer with IS men; she was PROVIDED WIN
two brass rifed l2pOunders. pistols rifles, and amn9
nition and having provisions for three m2nths was
1raercd 70 cruise In the direction OF t1e Cape we
then made for Sadanha Bay, where we anchored ana
repaired ship expecting 10 meet tho coai.yessei Dat
nolng could be seen of her, and We supposed sue must
have met with some mishap.' r, n
From Saldanha Bay we came round 10 IaDie pay
and spicd the American bark Sea Bride standing INTO
mort outside of all headands ard Assistance IRON 'he
mainland As we approached her, our oicers were
directed by the Captain 10 make observation Oh thc
distance and they all agreed that the capture was
made from two to three miles outside oil the marno
league. -. 70 .,
The total number Of our captures has been 90 ships
by which we estimate the damage TO the enemy to be
no. less than four million dollars to say nothing OF TIE
Indirect results Of the cruise in the way OF loss o.
frciglts high war insurance. and numerous SAFES Oh
enemys ships to put them under neutral iags in no
instance however have We destroyed snip where the
proof was complete that the cargo wac neufi-though
there have been awkward attempts on the part OF
INSCRIPTIONS merchants to cover property-but wnen
such Tcre destroyed tie proof Of tie fraud was appa
.pt la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
From r. l.. Caewln. csq., President City Bank
Joliet, I'LL,

DR. LrorrrrLL Deer Srit affords the greatest salts.
fiction to be able inform you that ON still improving, and
have the hge. hopes that my win be entirely well BY the
tine YOU at first mentioned would take to eacc
can say that truly thankful the kind Providence which
directed me TO you. Since ;be first few days me ofyou PEE
scrp,on my ear hss improved, aud almost e, once
relieved from very depressed state Of feeling and almost
inoer be case elastic and hopeful state OF mind WIS:
DR. John Mott replied his experience has been mine
90 r By catarrhal trouble very much better sso
and indeed altogether my health never was so good am
weighing ,o i've pounds than ususl for IRE tand
than ever weighed befoTel.
a bit hope may be the good fortune Of many with
ike ,roubs to fall Ia way the borert Of your SAID and
KNOWN great the fear Of position i with those who
time post may Ike mySeif have suffered by IT, AID feelings
w.h sincerely this Tine TO aid and commend 500 In es'sa.
hny high aud deserved position among US IN your poieS
sion bs therefore you vii not hesitate 10 refer to
o. Il may BE- use llso iHcloe herewith, Pro',or Notf'
reply - my Of inquire' which deem highly cred.-5s
10 yoa and Of ri, importance oers Il hl been 70
w.. visit 700 again soon. In tire time believe me-
iogrs, very sincerely, J. l.. SAu"iH
Io.c: III. JuiJ u. ..tJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

f,he Castor the vessel expected. very probable
L, some nsiap occurred to heT; for BY e no Iapefs We
..ru that at,r the Alabama left, the Fedtrh eal-s
Nobrsr nut IN At Bahia ani rep0r. wa. mme Lately ccn
thai he intended seize the Castor The captain Of me
Fny.h y..n ATTEMPTED leiye the roTt without haFing
orcd With the forms required By e cpsiofs lie was
hroh 10 hy the gun. of the forts AMI pr bals and went
through the accusioned f.rmacs prepin'ory 20 setting AA
,r,v Before tie Castor out tie nnrnor fs iohan
81 mn eaa and vent IN pnrnlt. Pec.iy.nl hinsef chased
G crn o., the Castor determined .eaye sac pou but
20 t. Iis-f under TIE protection Brazrn fhps until
Ia Bsta 10 look agrr tie Corfcder.te ps.y-c,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
CITY ITEM y.

SALE OF PAYTiNGs--As VIII be seen by ad-
yerse mert c.sowhoIc T. slni1enich. auci.oneer VII
sen largo end valuable collection o.! paintings this
evening Ia TIC iron, rooms Of the Ar Uaion Building
rroaaway. Pictures by Dusseldorf French. and Bel
ean artists comprise tie collection. Among TIE meet
noticeable ia tie catalogue which include 10y ileces
IRE The Rtapers Return Home b. Becker fiuit
and Class Of Wine" hy PFcyoE; Hush Sic seels
% Yea Bremen and The Bind HeEcaI ~ De
Braikclen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
orr RUSSIAN GUESTS. Large numbers Of

OUR RUSSIAN ClRsTs- Large numbers oi
persons daily visit the Russian feet, and are oonroorsly
received by the officers and shown about the 'essc IL
is expected that the COMMITTEE from the Iamort Com
mon Council viil arrive here or Saturday AT meeting
q the City Government Of Portland. Me. On Tuesday
evening an order was passed directing tie Mayor. Ia
behalf of the city 10 express to Admiral IL soasAy the
profound regard and friendship entertained by hat city
toward the Government % which be Is the distinguished
representative and that The Mayor D, further Instructed
extend ~ the Admiral and his officers an ans aon -
ys, Portland with his tee; and pagkc Of It, hospital
tics Tie President o. tie Common Cogu, md toui'
cilmcn Storcr and Bailey we're appointed 10 bear such
communication the Mayor should MAKE to tie Rus
stan Admiral az New York and TIE Mayor and Alder
Ncsscr added 90 tho Committee OF tLt pant o'
II. Board OF Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

INTERESTING TO TAx-lAYERs. In conse-
qasuce u the delay. tie tx levy IL tie o'r Of SO
nclyisors the collection Of taxes real es'ie IN 'h
city v 30, commence nltl TIE Goth Inst. Nj persons
paying before the LIST Of November viii he entitled TO
discount tho Of ger cent per anla 10 be
computed from the time ~ payment until tie -i Of De
cenbor next. The rcccp. II taxes on personal estate
BIS already been commenced. On Monfay and Tues
day $50 600 received The largest lien paid by any
one man being 5000 Tie receipts GA The first two
DAYS Jas; wear amounted to 500 900 showing an in
crense ior his year u SilnOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
Deaincas, CatAfrn,
AND DISEASES or THD
EAR AND THROAT:

Dr. LIGIlTHTLL author Of "a Popular Treatise en- Deaf
ness, Letters Casrrh" &C., &C., can be consulted on
DEAFNESS, CATARRH DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR NOISES IN THE HEAD and all the various acute and
chronic diseases ofthe EAR and THROAT at bis Oce No.
"a St. Marks sth & between I'd end 3dsvs from T.
III. till 3 .. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
From rcv. John Mott -. ~. prcrcsec: IL Ua:On

I lUI1 - IE-ssI '7'f'f TT TT = "
College, Schenectady, :. =.
FosDA, y. T., Apsl2o lo2
FL. CaGwIS esq-DcaT ST.; received yoar .e''ef Of
Ami - today ! aiye had irori infancy %" 81 very
deaf sd alwsys di,chaging more or is' onea''e At
.f Thi. year both 5-c-ne di-eesed re very
much very offensive ..o' lc.us the greatest .o,Ay o.
body M depression Il spirit, I'D my hea'iAs .rhi'd n
the A .hs degree. Ia such condition Pat +i'' undef
,f. cave = Dr Lshhu lie has fdy sesor.i &C. mar
M m dizziness. and the discharge have been removed and
le ps .turncd t. stopping q The rannps Do sven ne
tse .., elasticity aud o. BODY and ho~ oi 'pnd'
Will. my s. were tn, stopping The di'ehafs' void P"'s
ce,rrcaial OF iangeIcuf.
Ie,.ssir = rather hsyr rn-i 70 es'ee, DR. La'h1 Tor
be- 49,, stranger 20 lel 30 eeu,isau nd u = sbee
H. whom 80, A..ass: oosadcucr E4-y be p.ssed
49,, ye.J t-.y, JUN ''S-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

IiEsRlEs KAkALINE, FOR THE llAlG.-pre.
psre from tlc Ialk Roo, aud Flower II the f' Plant
kAKALL It's The L,,a p.rpallilou used by . the Past
nations iug fu growth $3.50 pee Nlitn ui coo @ hhd ~
i's usr the hli HFTAiSs iruFuL LvAnu.SCk ANp
COLOR TppoUGn IfYL rouians oli. Hi.Hlo. amy
other nrius Ingredient. tul j. thr most perfect hairtgcss
inr Al t void ltaa luxury Go usc it. a.iss NENtS.
thr ce rrriiri acrs.s slls: Auc used ilsHls hAsA
LINE f0r ny a and uul the can .,!, keep
i,s D. 10 i fr lraaty .n! hAtiuce that l.y' usr
can ir,ciy Ircn.,nd q To- every 4y. l.ec 90 ctAls.
II ho.csac Depot No 80 'li tt.. Sew FORA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

MILLER & CAgpGyrgs. Produce Com

MILLER Il Ch9pENrEE, Produce Commission
Merchants, ir the sale Of Butter. theesc Lad, Suhty
Game. Grain. Flour Pork Hops seeds. Beans. D. cd in
and tolnfn Produce eelcray. No thr Buildings y J.
TO $40 VI a.hngtourLl We give ouf person." '',' '
le selling oi M goods con,isnod 20 us. Lbria s 'd. an,.
nade o e,f.ienlirrts R,e,ueo PRECEDENT o lriis D'A
49, Manl Pre. klcnt New 1 ora and Erie Railway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

A BAD BREATH is the greatest curse the
human fmy 10 her TO- How many loSel, Pas 'epi,s,,d
Lnvv many mend o.set pal,ed lhe subject Is DO 1futr
80 -, s,,,s win not mention a. md you are ienofhd
Of the Tact yousef 40 effect hiiesl cure ns' tle bAM
% r,1ors IN tLowEnsp Us dcncr nisht and morning.
1, 80 b, ,omplc Non removing l ttr implies, and
the cain and white soidby ell Dpsgisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

sUrKYME COURT Circuit.-pau Oyer and
rerul,D rar l.-No, 51l.. ya2o 49,, -. 533
20 $3.50 81! 75}l l3O $40 49, sia 1si6 $50,
$50 $3.50, 1854 $50 49, Fsi; H. Ad.ei'red TO
October u.
SrrsEME CouET-Spcc,al Tcrm.-Nos 81, 2il
10 -, both inclusive of i.sl,s c,iiw si feet.
SUPERIOR coUrT.--fart Mos. Ht', 39il,
80 .5sl. a.. s15. - 0i9 ~ Nl. s2g al. 10,
.lCI 800. rlr ll.-So ctl, l.r nlad, up.
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-B0;h branches ol-
outnei g. Mondsy nctt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
Cafnrri Cure y.

NEv.f0HE1 = :, Iftj.
This to certify that have been Afflicted win 'aarh oF
.ouo -s which rrodsccd De usual disagreed 'aeei'
cou.u,d Dr. Lshihil about months since ard
once iced myself under A.s an H0r ssiPsss f1
frps Cffa,a my throat perfectly healthy i - heaih
IA yeGy nseh improved T. T. SoLA''
Once Rrie RsIlresa, foe. G: Dane H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

MME. DEMcREsr'6 beautiful and brilliant
CoLons ron CAnrls oE N.irl aud ESGHAyN.s -kielt
,oofs lu BOX 5 Per Boa cold O. rycy houA sent
by inal acct, p u. hc prtc DO hNg DEMON s. kmpo
Fashions 10. 80 broadway. livery lsf.uu should
them. iIfn.snrs iueIesrna " .Atr cNcpnf sem, 10
and splendid results. neicr, sprcd by torsrA So ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

Economy, PRACTICAL iuliN, Artlsilc Accuracy
end ta.honabc Elesag, combined emi,ni degree. N
thc F >unh,r 90 Mut. nEHoirsrs MiGRoM or f,snioSs
ready, L44.c. nos iai! u sec Nc o.es IN Nam
t,I so.a ctVlJ W..Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

ArHoyED ErSA HEATER was awarded Use Ftgsr iRrsIus
tie lsr i.4 81 tho American istr'r tDr FIRE
rL,ca Tr,rTK Dor tof',uencr economy aud ,Aclcncy.
they urr flled & ". rrAuipiNG, Mauu.1cUrel and
pealef Ma1.ae and '- No Al bible ilousc New-fo OLA
send ior a cir.u.ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
IAAY.f,l.atlIrntl

LADIES will find IN the FALL NUMDER Of
Mar ugsoRKsrs MINOR oy FASHIONS e1lo-du nary novel
ura. isr uI sized Patterns. restut rnsf4sn. Esd new
end heautfu hrlh and eu .odsfy patterns Every lads,
mother nuef lfrs. mixer shuu ii l sold every
where 20 Is ocl.s ycay 81 wish valuable pi'nenl' Psb
lifAcd a. 40. Al bfo41nay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

Oih,r tescnisls of rorcFiJe cures. and re'cienf'o
parties % ,ae highest e5sy, residing IN IL ny WI"
have a crYed Of D,incss Ca,Arrh &C. SC. c,n be bad OF
application {; The
OFFICE. no. "a ST. MARn's.FLAcE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

Tho funeral of Lieut.. Miner Brown, son o!
s,uart Brown VIII take place 1t the Ascension church
90 Saturday neon. TIL brave officer losi h' e NJ ne
battle Of Gettysburg. lis body has just teen r.
COY cred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

Tho Cunard mail steamer China, Capt. An.
d,rson. sailed from this pr. yesterday afternoon ir
Liverpool with loi cabin passengers. and s'oo2' IN
sprcie