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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-21
of work till YOU see you cannot put it Of

Of work till you see you cannot put It on
any longer. ,..,.
3. Never have more than one load OF
wood up to your door y time; nor any
more of tha. cut, ready to use, than "
necessary to last ever night or "oVer
Sunday"
0. Spend your stormy days IN the bar.
rooms or store, instead of putting things
to rights at home.
10. Go to law whenever any one III
lures or disturbs you, and you tn'nk
there is any chance to "get . hook on
them. Justice and right are too sacred
to be left unreyenged.
IL. Sell out and try another place as
often as you find anything about your
farm that does not suit you, instead OF
setting hands and wits to work 10 lemeoy
its defects. .
Il. Persuade yourself that farming
Gam a hard road to travel sell your
farm or leave it to tenants, and 60 into
peddling merchandise, or general specu-
lation, until you run aground; then
Ge, back to farming as best you can,
wiser and better man.
Southfeld, Mass ho"oo.
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The Legs of Insects.

III. Delsle once observed fly, only as
large as grain of sand, which ran three
inches in half second, and in that space
made the enormous number of fire humid
red and forty steps. If man were to bs
able to run as fast in proportion to his
size, surprising his steps .u n4rasuiu WV
feet, he would, in the course of minute
have run upwards of twenty miles, task
far surprising our express railroad en-.
eines. or the famous "Seven League
Boots recorded in the nursery fable
Ia leaping, also, insects far excel man,
or any other animal whatever. The flea
can leap two hundred times its own
ength; so also can the locust. Some
spiders can leap a couple of feet upon
their prey.
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A physician, examining his student
as to his progress, asked him, "should
man fall into we'll forty feet deep, and
strike his head against one Of the tools
with which he had been digging, what
would be your course if called in as
surgeon % The student replied, II
should advise them to let the man lie,
and Gil up the WE'LL"
Intercourse with persons of decided
virtue and excellence is Of great impor-
tance to the formation of good charac-
ter. The force of example is powerful
We are creatures Of imitation, and by
necessary Influence our habits aud tenn.
pers arc very much formed on the model
Of those with whom VIC familiarly asso-
ciate.
- Some burglars, upon entering
house, blew ont tho lights, and tied the
occupants in different parts of the room.
One took it to heart sadly, and exclaimed,
: "On, I'm undone-1m undone!' Upon
which the other replied, "Then come and
undo ne.
BoTu ARE RIGHT.-Tom Moore COM
pared love to potatoc, "because it shoots
from the eyes," cor rather" exclaimed
Byron, "because it becomes less by par
ing"
, What is mind? No matter. What
is matter? Never mind. What is the
soul? 1t is immaterial.
A reservoir of water for the supply
= of city is like Dutchman never
= works without pipe in its mouth.
Il Which of the feathered tribe Hfts
t heaviest weight? The crane.
" Tho best preventive Of 6ss is t. buy
IT you, clothing ct a slcp shop.
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To the naurhters of the United Sta tes.

The following is from the pen of Josh
Billings, who is climber" at giving ad-
vice:
Dere Girls-Kepe cool. A blessed
futur await you, emmy how. Take lessons
in the pianna, st onst; pianuas are get
ting eksrss. Bi awl means lsrn 10 play
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
/ had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur
chasers. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, eashed American gold furnish
ed At a small premium.
EJ Office over Holtslan der's store.
WM ii. TUTHILL.
Tfpton Iowa: July Ist 1900.
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Tailoring.

r WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
i ofTipton, and vicinity that have c"m'nen'
ced the Tailoring business. and am prepared t.
make clothing in the most fashionable style and
on sh ort notice. Charges to suit the times.
Shop in the bascmen. Of the Court House
WM. ELLIOTT.
Tipton Iowa Nav sth 1852.
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BOOT AND SHOE
5IloL

- S. WIRICK, having removed to first door
north Of Browns Furniture shop. is pre-.
- pared to manufacture to order, all KINGS
of Boots and Shoes, In the neatsst and
m ost durable manner. He ,elects his own stock
and always gets the best good snpply OF
Home Made Boots always on Hand.
June 70. 1862.
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JOHN =. TUTIIIEE,
Soldiers, Paw and Bounty

vT'HE undersigned give notice that they have
made arrangements with responsible agents
In Washin gton City. d. c.. through whom they
can obtain BOUNTY, BACK PAY. and PENSIONS
Tor Roidiers, and all other just claims against
the government, with promptness and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will do
we'll to give US call.
PlATT h SPICFI,
n27v9t Au'ys at Law, Upton, Iowa.
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WM. ELLIOTT,
]. F.. KENNEDY.
NH. TULLOss, ID. u. s.,

0FFIcE west side of Clinton street, g.
between Washin gton aud Cole ge, Csrv]SI
streets, IOWA CITY, IOWA.
n25v9tf
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.
Having purchased large stock Of Printing Material
ve are prepared to execute every variety Of
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
w.ca, fnrnisb, on short notice, DEEDS, BONDS, and
yrIcIAL BLANKS, OF every description, in leat and
atisfactoSy manner. ...a. *
| GIVE us A TRIAL! III
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+Mr Burnett's soil is a light, sandy loan,
with a porous, gravelly subsoll, and his remarks
will be particularly applicable to al similar OF
thin clay soils. On much OF our rich black SOL
manuring is injurious to the Sweet Potato, pro
ducing en- excess Of vines at the expense Of the
tubers.
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AN ACT for the relief of the families of soldiers
and marines in the service of the United
Stafp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
Mcotcal.
How 10 Keep i'm Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TIlHE primary cNuse ef every disease that flesh Ia
i her 70 ~ impnrty OF the blood. The blood hc-
comes impure nom many cauHcs. Impure AR or
chhnRe OF weather, nnwhoesOma food and exposure
nre among tho principal causes oi impUrity OF tho
moot Iho NymptomHnre giddinoas, haadaChe, cor
a 81 ihpngsi eyts ilull md heavy, dr0whneas, con
suPAon ~ The bowels, had lale IN the month, foul
tohBne lvor complaints, palEs IN the blek and legs
oss nj appetite, SeepleHs nights, cole, cranp, pam
and ghtness Of the chest, heartblrn gout and rhe
nttiAm, puRing ant pnreug, chillH and feyera mdre
orless me:uirUylns thnae and long tram at troub
leHonie and dangerous afccn0ns, all af which may he
prevented ana cured by taking a few doAea ol ur
SIhiuK LAMPS VEGETABLE PURlFYING ANTI-
BILIOUS ili'lf5. They Will purity The blood and pn
me stomach, bowels and liver ~ healthy condition
They are particularly aultaba for chrome and nervous
lise9'ses. Every ianly and every soldier shOud
keep supply ol these tlla many diseRso4 arc uh
ylatai Wy tuoir uso, rhey mia md safe mtdi
clne aud en he taken nj any tIme without danger Of
talsing cold.
ond ny ul druggists, or a"nt To any pant receipt
OF twehiy n deiits and uauIped envelope address
ed pr SlltiukllANll, east Fourth street, Dnninnn
Il, ohio.
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'''' az 4pl. .gol,ilr.a ,ESas. 3FD"n%s o.n..a"nS.


-" The Plantation Bnic~s have cured me Of liver
complaint OF winch was iald up Proatrste, and had
% abandon my buahisys. ~ tI-IH
II n, KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
- owe much 10 YOU for verify hehevo tho
Plantation nltters have sayed my life
Roy, W n WA6GdNER, ArnAfd, N. y"
e" Thou wilt send me two botiles r,ore of thy
Plantation Bittors My wlo has beon greatly nenoft.
ted by their use, Thy friend,
ASA OUERIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
go" have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching The Plantation
tters have cured mo.
Rev. j. y. CATnORN, Rochester, N, y"
"s Send us twenty-our dozen more Of yout
PlsqiapPn HpeTs lh9 p9PPlPriy ol which ffN laai
inoieedngWiin tie Rnehs Or Our i,duse.
SYKES. CHADWICK y co,
Propnctors Wnlard's Hotel, Washustun,p g."
such are one in thousands Of certificates daily res
celyed They arc immensely beneficial to weak per-
sons and dahcato females.
BE cautious OF ro-n nlled bottles. Sea Bignaiura
on a hns steel plate lahol They sre not sold by Tho
gallon. They are only sold N our patent log cabin
botilea by fapsclabe dmsHsts arooe& hoieA sal
looms, STEAMBOATS, aul couutry Htofea.
=. II. DRAKE 3 CO.,
eq2daw6m 2tF. RrGslwAs, n. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY STRIoKLANU's MELLtFIUOu5 COuGH
fr H.. 4#.. HAIAAM. ~ .I.

THIS Is the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs.
oplbHi hnarenosa, Asthma, NhoOpnR Couah, aud
consumption. Every body who has tried this excel
lent liushm onlhusastcAlly recommend ~. Mra.
Mitchell, Barr street, Cine nnat snys she has been
iearu sufferer with cough lor many years, bad ~
not % Ie ahle toWail 40 stairB. p tOo Que hntts
OF this Basam, aud mas be0n better ever since and
advises all wuS hayO Coughs, Colds and Asthma to
Wy thH Valhhbls Cough kalatfh Fty ceuis per bot
ue. sold hy nll druglq5ts, and manufactured t Hp d
east Fourth street, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
DE SAFE FROM THE PAEes OF wAETl

the means ii odusatoai Would this we 10 indepen-
dsnt Of ths ssla ahaunes Of the wsrldf MShli lha
aged and feeble PAr0nt 10 provided lori WOud my
sstate nav my asbtHf Would there Ne no sacrihee Vi
propeity Nv fercea sales 81 adalinisraor 10 Heet
Inc demand Of sasa mae vhan ths marx ct
tends dewnwar ana fair prices cannot be- rehil Ledf
How Few can answer these question their salisiae-
toni They tear 10 ask them, and cherish ths behe'
that they have long lease on ie, 1s IS potn iool'
ish and eowsrdly. The brave mar
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on aARTFoRp, ooNNRoTIoUT
EVERY NAN SHOULD INSURE HIS uFE.
HIWI@IU0lI ID
-l-L a.-lM-LLMI-L-lMMI

gTNHE Etua grants poAcies FOR LIFE, for term
i OT Years, Endow lnent policies and chIldlen's En-
dow niant also, Non FOreiiing Policies, nwiiiih 30
payment 10 required after teu years.
Five thousand dollars paid on Two losses IN thus city
within the last SIX months
Among all ths contryances Of men to protest the
family cirole from want none can Os tsund more sim
pe IN is character noble ia It's features certain
its results than Life Insurance. II ~ the prop which
the dyins husband caves 20
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Cash and Cash Items aaGoa &C
Loan Rond and Mortgage, and stock
Gqlaiernls, l7.sls "a
United slaieR, Michigan, aad Hartford CITY
Hartford, New York and bSatsn Bank
eoi ,bi4 50
-" dsplr Raiiroad saares, .';.s',,.,'.. aa,a1s 90
Accrued Iaterest, PreIaiumH due aud AN l..f
other prBperiy ef the company. ."...... 1854 10
Total AIartot Value ,lol SO
."''l1 " LIABIErrIEs
Unsettled $500 se
lIt 800 Ii &. NH Do I...HIN
IA U.,L ..lI9 l.r uH luH Sa20,b2f 08
surplus. 26.b24 6A-s32es2g Gs
Polieiss lssusd by JOHN n. .sroPPELMAH.a
aulS Agent a. Daytons
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LrFH INsURANoB

Young men iunt starting In buaIness, whose ehei
capital is their energy aud integrity, shold
AVes 70 the amount OF bali their hAhhuea. buch an
act OF dslpter0stsd honesty when kho 20 their cred
t0rs would Justly increase their confidence Ia tnsm.
u would show atthey did not wish 10 leave cir best
friends exposed to any aVodabl tinganey and tn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
a0I6 Ul8l j. aI0Il Uai

its the unseen hand OF tho provdent father
forth from the grave and still nourshing ms offspring,
and keeping together the hmtly, By IT, the tAthidl
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
It lalaIH2

That ne may grAPple with iti man, that he
may study is na1re and palias its lnreAening. Ths
OF palanon are at hsnd OF easy access 20 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
PLANTATION gITrERs

Winch are nov recommended by the highest m'iicJ
authorities, and warranted to produce an immediate
seaeicia object They 4rq oxreed,ngy agreeable per
iecuy pure, and must ldpeccdoU all other tonca Nhre
healthy, gentle sunnlant 10 required
1hoy purify, strengthen aud inWeomte;
They Creels a sea'thy arpcutei i
They an antidote to change OF waicr and Dict
They oyercoAe enee Is Of dissipation and ul huurH
They atrongthon tho system aud enllycn the m,ud,
rhey prevent nnAsinato and intermittent lovers,
They purify the breath and aci,hty OF the stomsch;
They cure dyspepsia and consupsto
They cure harrhea, cholera and cholera mC4hus;
They cure liver compliant AMI nervous hos,lansio;
They make tho weak stsong, tho langtid brilliant
And are exhausted nalurds great rostorer. They Ar,
composed OF the celebrated caisaya bark, winter.
green, sassaas, rooa and herbs, all prcaeryf DIN per-
leetly puro st. Ctd1 rtnn. - +'
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larlntl1lQ.

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

aIa ooRsuh sat h5h
.Jol pu la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-27

TIE GREAT AMERICAN RRNKpIRs
KNOWN AS
KNOWN AZ
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELABoLDS GENUINE PRErlRATIONS
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND - - =
COMPOUND =.
FLUID RyTlACT BUoHU
positive and specia6 remedy for diseases Of The
BLADDER k.EnEY4. GRAVEL AND DR0P6fOAl,
-, SWELLIN1S.
Ills medicine increases tho Of Digestion and exee4
ne absorbents Into healthy action. by which the water a.
eacareons depostons, and all unnatural enargemcn ar4
reduced. well as pain and and 10 good Tot
me IN or CHI dram
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NEWS FROM MEXICO,


snsereeptoA Correspondence besw
French OOnsals ~ TemP.0~
atamorss-Gefacral BaSainc
TON OF the Mexican Intervonss~"
vlasarri Leaves Mexico but Thrsesen@
20 Return when Supported BY che
IN1each or the Rebels.
ghe New Orleans Picayuns Of the 18Th Ist. contains
1he following interesting iutellisence-
We have been favored with the pe<usai OF late
yery inter documents from exco including the
Intercepted correspondence between the French Consul AZ
Tampico and the one In Ms.amoros which latter, u
been arrested for acting - such and sent 70
Monterey.
Ihis correspondence shows that General Bazaine re-
CARDS the Mexican 'a;orvenonists as quite negectul
aud indifferent Of the weighter matters OF government
aud very unmndful OF the material interests Of the army
which protects them To briefly express the matter the
French General calls on General Amonte for deeds Dot
words The POGO oo style Of Mexico does not suit him.
The Consul at 1amp.co wishes "this cruol war were
ever thinks the French Minister "a sad fellow
and says that "the poor Regency dying OF mpotenoy
These are not very atterng remarks certainly towards
their allies
We nnd in these papers n confirmation OF the report
that Senior Chavez lato oveno of the State OF Aguas
caleptes had been shot under sentence by court mar
a by the French authorities Of Zacaieoas, with large
number OF hss o.oers.
GEN. Uraga nad been invited by Gen baHalno 10 agree
TO armstce, bat had resoluey refused TO do so Has
proclamation, announcing his deermins alton 10 hghs 10
the last, Ia dated at San Marcos March rs
we notice that D. Pedro SantaciIIa formerly MGR
chant Of this CITY, and connected with The press here al
times amateur, is the editor OF sle ecla organ Of
President Juarez al Monterey.
Vidaufr and his friends had completely abandoned the
coil aexco for the present. but with threats TO return
France and the copiederacy should give him
assistance.
The guerias Of Zacatecas besides the regular forces
are twenty In NUMBER and contain fourteen hundred
The Regency bad expelled thirteen of the thirty I'VE
members OF the Council OF State upon the charge OF
being clercsls or sdhereB;s Of the church against the
Stale.
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CLEARED.
ssamship whrlwind, Rogers. Beaufort, Nc-Murray =
shin Esmerad., Medium. liverpool " Eiwen 4 Co.
s sSs , nSoa RsE s aaicn
Bark Baltimore tPrusl, Meyer, shanGhas-J G Jewei
Barb Sarah pay.on lBr,, n.kin cork-Bre,, SO. Co.
E:rs Sr castor Ton ga rarpele bil Bros:
brig african Maid tBr Crab. Cape Town. oGH-Nspier
Brig Arab lBr,, Lombard. Csdz-Tupper Beatte.
scbr Fred Alien. chapman. Dunmors Town. Villas
DS s. SSg ssgH
Sch, Tns Ansere u p.y'sn
schr John Adams Hatch Boston, q L Hatch.
sehr sarah EizaseiS Smith New HaVeO-no,chkiss !
sss1 sSs
Steamer Frsnlnn. Young. Bsiumsra
ARRIVED
Seams hip Edwsrd Hawkins. Brl Prescott Liverpool %
ssamshp IiSertv % ,rsSspor) wilson Now Orleans,
passengers. ouarerns.so Was detained of sandy
sseamshp Louisa Moore tu tran.porp winters Fort.
RESI- ssS il " B1s%sn DAYS.
WI" ssrr 10 lprns Hos.ra Bremen, ~ s.v IN
ssa 1 fss % .Ssr. o kap s,s Fsr;n s
days IRON Rotterdam Tor New Yors ith ai % ~ Ion 81
spoae a~s naIk fT9 .S d ,a ST sss gos
Bsrt soes%.ell sof Boston, Tayos. Crand Turk Il days.
:Sss Tsi a fs s e 5 st Y u
schr Waiaugs, Cook. Beaufort, Nc, 6 osya
echr Geo Warren PIebe. Machias\ 10 dsys
sr s fed R.as roTasd FOR
s schr z W. Bspl a, Long Cane Ann.
Schr Tnylor Loring Gouccs,er
Schr Epglish, Baker. Saicm
Bchr Kate. IvcTon PTovideEe.
Schr Niger, Thompson Providence
Schr Peier Rilter. Clark Providence.
Schr Justice, Tas lor, Pfovidcncc
Schr Tyler. -. Providence.
Schr lola Granan, Providence for Albany.
schr Brave. Crosby, Providence for Albany.
schr Susan Scranton, Kirby, New Haven.
Scbr treasure, Palmer, New Haven.
Schr T. A Anderson, Newbern, New Haven.
Schr Grace Girdler. New Haven.
scnr Fair Wind Woodruff. New London.
Schr Lamarne Quincy. New London
bchr Wright. ADAMS, Port Even for Boston.
sloop Deborah. Smith Tottcuvile.
Steamer George & Collins (U s Trnsport) Marryman.
Fortress Monroe. 80 hours In ballast TO Quart asor
Steamer Artisan, Kirk Baltimore
Steamer Concord ho-u Philadelphia
fieaner N Falrchild. Trout. Philadelphia
s'-suer Emma Dunn, Burton, PhiAiephA
sies mer pelssp. walaron Providence
BELOW
Two ships names M known.
wind Al sunset NE, with,JEA,
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EIisce1lu neous.

Pnrr srrasrn rRsr,r SHADY mi from Wilmington
NC for Nassau which captured on The ytb fn Mn.
eunooa kansas arrived q, Boston 2sth inst In obars.
OF Acting Ensign Williams aud prize crew. She ha. cas-,
- :, 20 bales cotton. III bores tobacco and NM. 49,,
I'm. The r;'sam shsndy isan Iron - ---pen.
100 ION, - ---rs------ e s.ss.heel steamer OF
-AsHir Cir. OF LoSpox 0, the Inman line one OF the
finest .csners the VIII SAIL tomorrow. asth, for
Queenstown and Liverpool. Ttose avana themselves Of
this Opportunity going 70 Europe will Ind In Cap, Petrie
br commander master u his profession and In the
scr Mr. Eavansgh, one Of The mos, oblgng gentlemen 10
his line OF duty.
s1r1x-urr orr o, Nxw rorr-rhe following Is the re-
port or Capt Kennedy o. steamer CIV OF New York o,
iverpooi before reported lo on Dsuats aocsLefi New
yott March ~ Ps OF ssr,s T. y io IN we lns
Knots 1e am made he sstnc, Rot hs pSni
sST od fiTGqsP Ss aS,a w.
Sspa9n Ps.:sS asrsSsi s5snss between pssaS:
from NSY Of the land I'D .o sPeea reduced & spoS y
on he bow o. The shp No CHEZ oaesr on IN lookout on
one
The engine the laird ocer By the standard compass
ases BEEN even Sine. mad.
The Old Head o. Khsae when went below 10 change my
yet ss ethss o. sPs sGsps Rossrs Head ., a. AN 90
# q: . NJ .Hs
an 10 he third ocer Who was conn M he ship and told
q .s me S o. A 70
70 the ooer q, the time thought had the too
close on board strict lookout kept for the buoy but
owing 70 heavy dark cloud al the time having overshsow
ed ~ could not be with glasses, which were
used ior me purpose Of locking for ~ After seeing tne
ships head put OF half point went forward 10 the bridge
ON the way 70 II the sh Daunts Rock not one
Of the lookout having the buoy n The time nor
was " seen TIL after the and the cloud had
hnsed away when Law ana sE direction 100 feet from
the arboAd side Had the buoy been The rock, ~ set
forth IN the sailing directions mould have 10 sur
ncicnt time 70 svo the accident am the hrt ssessh
master Of this company which sailed from Qucenst0wn -
cross the Atlantic and have passed about 70 umss through
hs channel OF the class by night aud day,
having been recommended BY plols as safe channel
teepng Roberts Head close board and since the CITY OF
New York has been the steamers Of Tue class
belongings 1ber companies carrying her Majesty malls,
have ased between the rock aud the land No attempt
could have by made get The vessel on the faok
as The filed With water and the ores we're
WI 90 Cot A sboais at aud made sveIy eseItoD 10
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man. Clark Salem: Neptune. Cark, Boston, n MITCHELL
s.~ Ned crd soap a a. aI Prov,
a.yss sasss ADAMS sa.
Rosbnry julia Parsoas Don lass ,GioueesIsr Emma
Muller ~. Haven. also
2ath-Arr schrs Mutt Baker, orchla King. Smith,
s,o. Queen Of the South. oorsea b ION Cd S.:E
Fl:
ssi s%Ss a. isns:s. s
sy s sae egg sna
k1as smo1i 1ysg.n New Jenny Lima coz. ana
ana r hss, sSs.on Sassssp, Wise; Hslssy Deey
N9o sSr, sn Del NAY asTae s steamer New wsrd. from
saa q Snessf spss'ns s and rsssys
al ' xss s.ss been ss s
sps sRa a M psrpF to gel her "a so
ss sS. An E nsa split those
Ham sr bark Ii Boston Sss
MYor sa soSrs cna 90 IA
S.rs Stevens :'hs I,s s,.
D, Flowers Belfast for NYori Cid brig Antilles Thes,
o,1 Nay PAR brig cshsns Esss
Dsn, clifford . Clifford Phaaelphi.
sc1s ss~a h SaS'r sas M'ca'0m'
pRovIDENcE. May "a Arr steamers Falcon. Jones New
ss,ss 's his EFsfS$Is
ton, NYork SD schrs Eclipse Grover Phi phi a; Jas
Bea lIaske Sc ali strong ryer; sratton, Terrell;
Nath Holmes, Arno d. Lucy Rob nson Davis aud Perfect
Low Marion, Pryor. NYork; Hat MAYO, Ward do;
sioops Proof Glass; Halock Naugatuck Young Julia
Ann Davis do Also schrs @ l. Baylss vroman Phi iadel-
phia; Vincent Barkeew, Congdon; Kate, Treehen Cabi-
ars p Mary chass
ihArr ss1r Eta FSss. Newcemb, Baltimore SID
schfs Mary Miller. DAYTON, Philadelphia Armstrong,
ss:
ida Vail, Vail; VIM Mount Field and Speaker, Holt,
PAWTUCKBT. Nay 2I-Arr schrs Staten islander Pal.
mer, and Elizabeth. Brown Philadelphia.
SALEM May 24--Arr briggs Sarah Goodnow Crowley;
Afaratta Biber and OrrIson Mdams, Hopkins Elizabeth.
Caiista Amesbury; keinhart. Peterson: W Marcv,
Barre Elwood Doran, Jarvis Anna Gardner, Knowles;
Il Picaro, Lippncott; Julia and Martha, Bennett; L
Cordrey Babcock and Harding. Philadelphia; Chal
lenge Tapley do for Portsmouth, Amanda Bullock.
Elizabethpor Oregon, Pratt and Juno Mills NYork for
sToNINGToN May 25-Arr schrs I. W BIrdsa. TrIeble.
Baltimore for Provdence;J Blocker. Edwards, Phila.
delrhia: w W Branard. Pendeton, Boston for NYork.
SOMERSET Nav 24-Arr schr James Logan. SIN IN Phi
adelphia Sid sloops Tantamount Davis and Oak Davis
sTLIIyAN, May q, Sid schr Ksssuth Bunker NYork
WAREHAh. May 22-Arr schrs Monitor, Bssse, ManhAt-
tan; D Ives, Cobb NYork.
23d-Arr schrs Bayes, Thompson, Georgetown, DC;
Helen Mar. Wines and NJ Rowland. Fuller. NVork.