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TO C0NSuMpTlVES.

Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable pre-
ssription for the cure of Consumption Asthma. Bron-
chIts, and all throat and iung affections Gree Of
charge ,)by sending their nJdress 70
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings Co.,
New Yor Z
y4-Dl@ 3tno
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CT Remember the printer next week.
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Died.


DECKER In Lemo Townshipcn TIss lay Sept 20
Of Group, litte Hattie youngest daughter of Solo-
mon and Sarah Decker, aged years, 9 months
and II adys.
Death has been here and born away
Our little Hutts dsar
Just in the Morning of her dsy
To Christ she viii appear.
Not long age .hc fill her place,
Around the freside,
But Deaths demand she has obeyed
She bowed her head and died
Her little playthings left behind
We put them by with care,
We look but To- a vacant, spot
For Hattie is not there.
She's gone to dwell whore jesus reigns,
In, Heaven with all the est
Sleep on dear lamb thy joy begins,
Sleep and take thy rest.
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The Next Congress-

The next Congress Of the United States
will probably stand as follows:
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ILLER-HARDING-On the 18th inst by Rsv.
Luther Peck Mr Thos. \ Miller to Mrs, Lucy c,
Harding, both OF Tunkhaunoek borough.
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- Pay the printer Court week. -R1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-06
pARTIr DLAk NOTICE.

There are many rtrfara.iors sod IN Ter
the name of Bitters, pus mp i'll quart bottles,
compromised of thu cheapest whisky or CON-
mon rum. costing from ~ to 40 cents per gal
lon, the taste disguised by Anise or Co'ian-
der seed.
This class OF Bitters has caused and will
continue to cause. as long as they can br sold,
hundreds to die the death of the drunkari.
BY their use the system is kept continually
under the Influence of Alcoholic stimulrnts
of the worst kind. the desire for liqnor is ere
ated and kept up, and The result is all tue
horfcrs attendant upon dlunkard's life ani
death.
For those who desire and WILL HAVE a
liqror bitters, We pdbtish the following re-
c-pit: Get one bottle Of Hoonani's ti--man
Rttsrs aud mix with three quarts of GOO !
Brandy or Whisky and the result will b. n
preparation that will far excel in medicinal
purposes and tue excellence any of the nu-
me,0us liquor Mtters in III. market, and will
co II MUi'H LESS. You will have the vir-
tue OF Hoofiand's Bitters in connection with
good article Of liquor, at muGh lass price
than these inferior preparations will uost you.
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TO TEACHERS
Administrators Sale.


BY virtue Of "a ord-r Of "a. pio',a.s conrt
ad,ni, istrators OF John Slaucht late Of said
couuty, deceased will cffrr for sale at pubic
outciy, on the premises, on ta'
Saturday, January 80. 1854
between the hours of ten o'clock w aud
O'clock u m A., en- ssid dSy the following
premi,es. situste in Monros County, Ohio, to
Wit:
Th. south west quarter of section .twe'vr
in township six of range six. excepting fifty
acres baginniug for the same At the .onth
west corner; thence. east one Kindred pP'cheS
with the s.c'inn line: thence north eighty
p-rches parallel 10 the line dividing Sec
tion- twelve and ghtesn thsncr west paral.
lei TO the lin. dividing sections eleven and
twelve, distance one hund,et p.rches; therc-
south with section line eighty V-rches to the
place Of beginning, saij tfact cont aiming onf
hundred and eighty acres mare or l-ss.
Also, will bs sold at the front door of the
Coart House in Wot dsield. on
Monday, FtLruary lst, 1864,
| The following describ.d premises situated in
Monrcs County, OHIO, 10 wit: -s--,.
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter of section ten, township four and
range ak
TERN OF SALB B--One. third eash in hand
one third in one year. and ono third in tive
! years. wiik interest on the deferred payments
To he secured to the satisfaction ef the ..
dsrsisnsd.
John p. FoGLE,
/ ro4 Admir-, of John Slanght.
January s. ls63,-4 4w. ~ ~, sf.l .gsg
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TIE SL4FES or fREJU 1'7tL.
DEATH RoBBED OF HIS PREY

There are,qneer peonle in the world;
ieaplc with the most absurd. unreasena-
be. aud iudeie ssible predjud,ees. For
example, We have INIT With indlriduals
who had morbid antipathy to anything
that was vcry extensively aiyeitise,i,
no matter what might TIC its actuai Il
claims to The couGdsuce of the public -
these cxcentrics looked with srecial lis
favor on adserIisod Rlediciucs. ] hey
could not see, for cxampic, in Or. Hol-
loways magnificent system of advertis
inr.-coveriug, as it does, all the mediums
of publicity which the world affords, any
thing but gigantic scheme of mere spec
,Iatiun. True. they could Rot eanssy
the testimony pouring in spontaneously
from the highest sources, in favor OF his
,ncomparsble Pills aud Ointment, but
Ftill they shook their heads and nuttered
''Iumbng." Of course there is no pos
.sibili,y Of arguing with men who Won't
reason. The best way is to let them
alone Fortunately, such specimens OF
stupidity arehs1ew aud far between in
this enlightened era. Tho general feel.
ing is: that if Il thing is sinitselfexcellent in
itsliyirtucs should be proclaimed TO the
four ,Sinos5 of heaven, for the benefit
fof mankind. Hence, the preclamations
made by DR., Holloway, through the en-
tire newspaper press Of the world, of the
properties and operation of his remedies
meets with the coIdial approval Of think
ing men. The value Of the preparation:
iasspecifcs for the various internal and
external complaints peculiar to different
80 ha NJ iar
is conceded, not only by the masses, bu
by governments, men of science, and can
aid observers in every walk Of life. Can
2 such remedidies be too widely knewn
Tn possibIe - Gin Coiani5ian.
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Our National Iiso,Gt:- L,
I Robaek's Remedy. nv

The Ameri an stomach is y tormenting sfs
gan. 1t il generally ont Of order. Tho ress
"a is obvious. The driving man Of fusiness
has not tin e.or willrot tske time property ~
masticste bis food. He bolts II, snd "a bad
habits are catching. all slssses follow hts -s-
np'e. Hence Dyspepsia. with all its COM
Jiioations- hence Indigestion. Liver Corr
Ala,fft, and Disorders of tue Bowels, IN ait
heir vsrious phases. Against these ana .
hundied othsf complaints. the ScandinsvisA
Flood Pills and Blood Purifier are wsgirg an
tv'Arna'r..'nc w.-f.-" 'r',~ s-..@..s. &C es.,- /.
Medicines has besr astonishing, evsa IA %
age of scientific miracles. Thay dont alleviate,
they extinguish a disorder. fha xg.n,. tss
tebilitv, the dependency, which charsatsr-
prafiie ions Of the digestive artd seetetiva
ssans. gauisk NJ Ter the influence Of thsse
iapara ion. Tn, const tution i self sesme
Seeoquire new 'ergy under theii epef .tion,
sp9 Advertisement. -E r.
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1SoLpIER's SPECIAL NorioE --Do your
duty toyourselves, protect your health,
use II q LLOWA A S PHI LIS AND
OINTMENT. For wounds, sores, Bow
el complaints and ievers, they are per.
feet safeguard. Full direations how tn
use shem with every box. fIo
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Thomas E liott's Estate.

80 NOTICE is hereby given that the un'
d~rsigu.d was. on the lkib day Of December
Ices, by the Probate Court of Monroe Conn
, IN, Ohio. appointed Executor of the estate
& Of Thpmas ElIictt late Of said County, de
S%TrT DAVID STEWARD. Executor.
=, q De. -, lsss--av.
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THOSE SUFFERING FRON BROKEN-DowN
aud Delicate Constitutions. from wha:+ vrs
cause. either in Male or Female. will :ipi in
huofand German Ritters remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of ins anc-s.
and fair trial is bur required to prove tk-
assertion.
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OBSERVE THE FoILowlNG SYMPTOMS

OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting flom Disorders of the Digestive
Organs:
Cou- fpation. Inward Piles, Fullress ~r
Blood To the Head. Acidity { the Stomach
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fnlurss
or weight in til" stomach. Sour Eructations,
Sinking or FluttrriIie at ,he pit Of the .St6m-
ach.i Swimming ef the Head Hurried aud diff
f,uh breathing. Fsuste,ii,3 at thu heart, Ch"tz
ing or >u:foc.ttin s..nS ationS. whom in. living
posture. D'mness OF ViSion Dots or Webs h-
for- the ght; Ever and dull pain in the
head! p.'fci-ncy Of perSpiration. Y"llowne-s
of the skin aud eysr. Pain in the side, back,
ch-st, limbs &c. sudden iiu-bes Of heat
Burn ne in the fie>h. c"nstan, imaginipgs of
evil, and great depression of spirits.
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New Anlbrotypcs

IJ,HR undersigned has fitted mp 3 room is
hs,wp house. VIII, re lac is now p,sf ar,
ID to take PICTURRs at snv time. AMRRO
TYPES copied AMI sttea aud put up IN LOCK
HTS eij ifA - til 39
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NOTICE.

! Thereby / give notice thatta note given
by me TO Nelson Harper for $l5 dated
December 3, 1868 was obtained fraudu.
tertly, and that will not lay the eans.
JOSEPH MAYBERRY,
Dee, 10, ls63-2mpd. isal
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Iloofland's German Bitters

will give you good appetite, will give you
strong. healthy nerves. will give you brisk
and energetic feeling. will enabl. you to sleep
we'll. au'l will p".itivelj prevent yellow fever,
bilious fever. &c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-06

nar Godey's Lady's Book, for Janu-
sry. has been raccivcd 1t contains, as
usual, an unsurpassed eolorcd extension
fashion plate, all OF the iatest styles fol-
ladies dresses, cloaks. bonnets, &c; also,
for aehildren's wardrobe, With the usual
amount Of choice reading matter. new
piece of music. There are still some
joys before US, very beautiful. Cooley
promises oexcel himself in 1864, which,
jNd dgings fron, the number before us, he
viii most certainly do. One copy one
year So; two copies S5. Address L. A
Godey, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A Large Stock
| Of -
NEW CO., DIS y!
| Just Arriving at
WALTON'S CASH STORE!
Photograph Albums and Pho
t.graphs !
At Walton's
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS, ORDERED
At waltcn's. areT r.r .a,
SCHOOL, BLANK Dc DRILL BOOKS
At Walton's. .Hee
STATIONERY, PENKNIvES, AND
PRlzs PACK AGESi i-as
AT Walton's.
30 Varieties Of Wall Paper &
Beadle's l,;lme Series !
At Walton's.
COVE OYSTERS, SARDINES, CHO W
CHOW, AND PICKLES!
-. .ls..r, .-. At Walt,n's. -
C'aned Fruits Crtsup anil Pepper Sauce
AT Walton's. vtraI ar ,,.....
FOREIGN FRUITS CANDIES, AND
.54,;-t -..f CoNFEcTIoNEkIEs .,t
At Waton's
op'e Peare1s, Fruit Jugs, Stone Ware
t4f -slEt.3 At Wal or'+. % ffs--a-
TRAVELLING. MARKET. & CLOTHES
.-I..T ~ BAsKETS
50 Al Waltcn's. i't |iiit9t
CHEESE. CIR tCKERs. DRIED BEEF, cIGtRs.
- Fotacco, Suuf. fipeS, salt Flour Rice,
Il m'i' =. teas. coffee sugsrs, mnlaSsps,
$50 sSiuas. vinegar n,nstardy cinna- .s
mon, pepper, aisp'ce, cloves,
@A.' nutm-gs' ctrons. indi- 4iit atl st-
60. maid-r. alum,
vit,ol. ssltpe,re.
baking Iowi-r.crran.-
tartar, soda. maiz-nd,
Gr baking purposes vrr-
macell (nr s"up) stf rch black
ing. matches, shc:, lead. cunpowder.e
gnu-capS. cottou yarn. batting. bed
roris.. buckets. tnl,s, wash, boards. broms;
:lotheS, blacking. se,uh AMI horse brushes
CANDLES. SOAPS. GLASS NAILS.
1T WALTON'S, Adjoining the
Court 'ousc.
sert. %, 1sG3-tt
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE
ll6th RECT. .. V. Il

The undersigned, under orders, has
opened a recruiting Office at Graysville
Ohio, for the United States service. The
Term of enlistment will be for three years.
pay from Sl3 to $50 por month, $50 per
month tor clothing and rations
Recruits, A am bna l1uiZ SSo1
Vetcrun volunteers. 5uaafa / S4O2
GEO A WAY,
balls Serg't aud Recruitlug Otheer.
Dee. %, l863.-tf. os gro bt
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The Propri~tors have thousands of Letters
from the most eminent Clergymru, Lawyers,
Phi, scians and CitIzsns, to their personal
kEowledge, tn the beneficial effects and medi-
cinal virtues of these bitters
f. om Rev. ]. Newton Brown, y. D. Editor of
the Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or RECON-
mend Patent Medicines in general. through
yet knew of no sufficient reasons why \ man
ma; not certify to the benefits he believes
hims elf to hav- reo-ived tIom any simple
preparation. IN I he hope he may thus Goutrih-
ute to tho h"nefit of others.
10 this the more readily in regard tn iioof
iani's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. {. III
Jackson of this city. because was pr-judiced
against them for. many years under THE. i'm
pr.seion that they were chiefly slceholi
mixture. I am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemake. Esq., for the removal of this pref
udies by proper tests. and for encouragement
to try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The Use of three
hotties of these Bitters. at the beginning OF
the present year. was followed by evidant
/ relief, and restoration to degree of bodily
| and mental vigor which had not felt for stx
mouths before. and had almost despaired OF
regaining. ther-fors thank God aud my
| friend for directing me to the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
|
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REMEMBER THAT THESE BIrTRRs ARB
Not ALCOIi 'I.lC, and NOT intended as u
Beverage. I-&
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Thomas Elr0(l's Estate.

NIOTICRis is hereby given that the subscribed
~ was, on the t4th day Of November. 1868
appointed by the Probate Court Of Monro'
Count Ohio, BxecNt, oftEe viii of Thomai
Elfod, deceased.
HARVEY Mitchell,
Administrator.
January 6. lso3.-4w. ..
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PuILA., June 22. 1869,

ATTENTION. SOLDIERS and the fr'eu Is
of soldiers. W- call the attention of ali hi,
ing relations or friends in the army to Il e f.ct
that "Ho"fands iermau Bitters." will cure
nine-tenths OF the diseases induced ny expo
sures and privations incident to camp life
We have no hesitation in stating that, il these
bittsrs were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved that other
wise would os lost. taf
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS. See. that
the Signature of &C, M JA' KSoN" is on ths.
wrapper OF each Bottle. Price per Bottle Is
cents, or Half Dozen for S4,0o.
Principal Office and mandatory, No. 4ol.
| Arch Street, Fbika., Pa
ga ai JONES g. EV VANS,
Successor to C. M.'jackson) proprietors,
E-For sal. b, JOEL JUDKlNs. Woodsfeld
ohio. as ctsl .tsea-ly.
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DIGuTY ACRES Of land near Antioch. in
Ia this county. SIS acres cleared. three lee
iwelling houses and ether buildings. Said
far,n is well adapted for sheen sr stock. ANY
p-rson desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwen. at Antioch, or the undersigned
FERNS liberal. This farm il ordered to ~,
old by tue Will Of Isaac Philips. deceased.
f. VI. PHILIPS,
THOMAS WEST.
Fob. 23, 1G63.--tf. Bx~cu,crs.
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4otal Jatelligenet.
VOLUNTEEE.S WANTED FOR THE
sn4 10th RECT. o. VII sd as

The undersigned, under orders. has
opened Recruiting Office at Woodsfeld,
Ohio, for the United States service. The
term of enlistment will be for three years,
pay from S13 to $50 per month, $3a per
month for clothing and rations.
Recruits, S302
Veteran Volunteers, 9r S402
- SAMUEL Afford,
Recruiting Officer.
Dec. 23, 1s63.-tf.
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reS- The contract for supplying th'
Post Office Department. with Scale. ha
been awarded 10 the Messrs. Fairbanks
Z heir States are alse vsry extensivel,
used il the Army, aud in the Navy Yards
Custom Houses, Arsenals, Public Works
&c, throus hou, the country,
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sfs57 Tho Iiadies's Friead, for January,
is on our table. The steel-plate engrav-
ing entitled '.s Gabriel wilkes Return, .
is superb. This is the frst numb ber Of a
new margarine, published by De,con 4
Peterson, Philadelphia, Pa When We
published the prospectus we thought it
would be an ordinary affair, as the price
w~s,abnt SO 90. hut were aereeably sur
ptised to receive, a FIRST class magazine
The rtashiero plate Cannot be iexcellei--
lateat stylts. new music choice literary
n,atter--and it cannot fail TO please the
npst fastideous. Address Deacon d, Pc
ttrson,, 5Phil&aelphia, Pa.
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Particular Notice.

To the Trustees Of the respective
Townships of Monroe County, Ohio =
Al the December Session of the Commis-
sioners of Monroe County, twas ordered
that. the Trustees of the several town
ships of Monroe County. shall afford re-
liet to all families Of soldiers, in the ser
vice Of the State or United States. Per-
sons who have died or been disabled IN
the service, shall be included, and, relef
shall be Afforded, to persons in the town
ships, in which they actually reside, at
the time of making pplicatiOn.
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u. II. Davenr~.s, Uv,.n no.u, a. q. Sot1esr
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville: vfal.~
Alexander 4 Co., Cameron; John w. Bsfsis,s
Stafford: WsgonHeld h Co., Jacobsburg: TiPt~n
&Powsll, J-rusaieiu; Jacob T. Morrill,. ClarinS
ton; J. II. q .. F, Tbofnbury. Besiissilis; ard
By Druggists and Merchants sensraiiy thse~sts
MT the Unitsd Ststss and Cana6a 49,
JupKINs 4 HALL, WooJsasad, y.
Jan. 8. 1963.--ly.
Jsly 10, 1850.
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,a~kss. sssl-acs /, tse Acsss1f q n - ~Sy.ss
90 IL. .. .Aa,sss, ths spesr,, s.ss,ssi .s,s an,
@s,s 3sSs wh'7s ss,vad Ia a., wox ~ss Q; ,ac 49,. A.
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sasas s,a ssi,ss ~ las part. AT ss Ts~ scsx s~s
ess sssn e,.s',s .sssss saa % psfh~a.scs - "a
ss'asa sc,"s $40 sspsc.a,s s.co.s.sse. at -ss
sss1g sIgssi.s - msse 40 ~ tb,css @,s 90 y
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ssesirsss at esprestca
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snst M'sssso,et mspBe wh'ta shoua alSt ses.sh ths
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TO ths iassli o. Iss ,srferaspcs
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as - tbs cast
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To 1,shi w. Ansrestya srt.ss 49, s,s ., tns y ssg
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fsfo1sy tes deserve i, rie fEsa ths trsajrs sn,n
they have baby paro,ysi sgN tue a. ssss 4, bs
tsse, o. tho Cscmsas ~ s~f,d.
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| wsNassI, 9-ihs doaDis eiJs Hysi.sss. Ls
tsasn, COMMANDER waiter oss-a. oil issss ~ ode
pa, rev d,ss ~ active b~loass 10 40,
tasr o. sts,ssss ant - co,sitsrrs y tat sess.
srs = cn,nnaatei ~ vo8,g sai ssierpr,s.aa Mo-
oas VINO d,gl,,g i.s,ed bpseN counsna o. o,a
o. the DIVISIONS o. the portsg iclns 10 10 ON
t,oas ia tho Msss,9s uver 1917 A. -, sAs sas
has DOT bssn assigned u any s,ssioa sh 80 presume
she WI ssnt ciher 60 che yn@ssg,,- .rs,s. o. 1,
s~sH Fsstsgts jest - tas cur
T5s folio~ing = tst OF bsf oh.s-
L,,seslo1f Cossss,ns-r--wsltes " sy..,s
Ass,aJnf 81 De,n-t, W. S,rt,r
As's'crf Pcyros''r--Artsas = rr,trhsse
AcfsH1 Nost7 AID E,.Rf,fs tytos.--w. a Hslhsrv
d1'Eg En.J,s-v' g. GTesaY Icha =. rsfsins, 100 ~
n. rssssA. n. q. G KtGss.
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fAo,.-,s-F.rs, A,s'saat. v. w,sr ssc,aa ~
Donshue WIN Hedds,.
GuSnv-fhos Csrpontss
CsJidr Cleys--Geo n WITS. r..
f'avm1rs,'s Ci.ys--D q. gai,scs
Jmnro~s es.-Tas gsass.ws (s,a,s, wsgi q oco.
her 81 avs
Tie Unttsf states ~ ssmssfyga lsgs bss r.,
Yedo On Sunday eight and GOT a,,ors about tvsvs 10.
fevn ths plsce Tho mastsr cane bscs fos a. ssnrs
soo We hsr that the Cormofsst, witch nsd oniy l.s
arrived from Hssofad, weat q pat tho Jam~sssvp
sdo't aod reacosd Yesterday mcrsss after savss scss
So Ins foksI e't AZ tires O'Clock r. n Yesterday 20
tow Che Jsmestoro.
ysss' 8s,sa. c.-ihs Ht,'s tug ssUef on wsias.ss,
., inst from tbs Broosiye Nsy, ysri. Coz tss sssss
Atlantic sau,trc, tbs souo~lpg 10 q trs Or by IN
cNs.-
Acts'I FNsags C,nmgaSuy-iamss %. Dssta
Ao'pd Ags'r's 1ss-t. !. Ou, !. e. cscsys.
Durck
SciiaJ fsisd aa,ra.f s~,tn.rs--a. Man. ~
Cc0Ier. A. Homer
Pdysost,y's Cierk--c n Dsstsr.
yarys,r's M.Sga1-ti ID FROST.
ocvsse, 5rns ship Courier, vita stores o. this rsn
sscoio Macy Ward ssi,ea on the ,as, TOE tsiow,g
q lat Il hsr ofncsrs-
Aci,~g Nasfs, Csrs.pt5in1--s. a. Gray
AcN~J hdstc,--tieary RcAny.
A1syg Asssacrt Pacrsgsfrv-H y Hoss
dduC kSssigrs--Fra1sts EuNs Co, Gus's, y.
Pratt, ". G. Bvefs
Aching kosess sfot.s--c. n. sawyer, foals cscsixs.
Povttoee-'s Og.yk-E r. Known.
Baooxrrr, "A tug ran into tss Brecxiys % tas.
day the ~ inst ami badly damages os 90 " fslcrs
considerable rtpa,ts.
Ksrsnoroy, 6. .-1ns Keosingtcn has bssn ortsfsi "
tue Chariastoa ktockais aud ell sail 1, DAP Wkro.