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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18

LINUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
Office sf d. FsfFiRgt0p, Ashtabula, %, 45i.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18

CHARLES BOOTH,-Attorney and Coun-
.a,Ior a. au Ashtabua. Ohio. 419
w. b. CHAPMAN, - Attorney at Law =
Justice the Peace of Deeds for Michigan
and Iowa once three doors east of the fremont House
Conneaut, q.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18

WELLS e. FAULKNER, - Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaula Ohio Orders respect
fully solicited and filed at the Lowest cash cost 4T0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18

GEORGE WILLARD,--Deale Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats Caps Boots and Shoes Crockery, Glass
ware manufacturer ready Clothing. Also whole
sale dealerip Hardware Saddery Nails Iron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYestus, &c. Main
street, ARhtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18
rl p.,, TTIOE Cures when other
ine ieoPes W IN IL Medicines fail.

My wife has been in poor health for long time having
frequently call physician To attend her but she
Gently very much For weeks she had appe
te lost all her strength and each day growing worse
She had night Yeats coughed great deal during the night
and considerably during the day and all supposed she
going of with the consumption when friend advised her to
take the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she percev
ed change On the third day she had
appetite and fast regainng her strength until the
eighth day not yet having taken one bottle she has stopped
was and well any body could be- and she has continued
since. PAUL KLEIN, Ga rdner, 80 Pearl st.
Buffalo, October J. 1862. For Sale by all Druggists
c. CROSBY, General agent,
265 Main st Buffalo, N Y.
1872 to whom all orders should be addressed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18
Hotels.

FISK HOUSE--Ashtabula O.-GEo. FIRLD
Proprietor. An Omnibus running to and from every
train Also, odiigery kept in connection
this house ~ convey pasoagersto any point oos
AMERICAN HOUSE--John Thompson
Jefferson, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18
Clothing.

MANSFIELD 4 BRUCE, Wholesale retail
Cans Nc Ashtabula 636
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-18

j. r. COOK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Justice of the Peace, Main Street. Morisons
Store, Ashtabula, o.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
0rAY A Yoif oo0

The following article s respectfully com.
mended TO tho attention Of the manaeers
Of the Jacoi'H organ in this place. lthta.
ken from the Chambcrsbnrg Repository .-
ono ofthe ob'cst Abolition papers In tho
state, edited by Col Mcclure, late chair.
man Of the Abolition State Genital com
millee.
Its thus seen that the policy Of one scl
Of men making big debts, for other pcopl,
either to pay or rcpudio,o, is no, jus, ID
popular even with The AboliIion!sls then,
selves
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
PROPOSALS n

NOliLE,--Al persons Interested viii take
~ notice that proposals will be received az the
Court House. on the 2lst Of May, 1864, for leasing
the MARKET LOT for two different terms, viz p:
for five years and for ten ycars-the highest bid
der to be the lessee. The highest bidder for ten
years must he so per cent higher than the high
est bidder for Eve years, to be accepted. If not
90 per cent higher the lot viii be knocked down
to the highest bidder for Eve years--the lease to
be taken under tho following restrictions The
Lessee not to sell thereon any Intoxicating liquor
or liquor By order.
may ii q. J. G. HALL, Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

RNERIGF NOTICE.-Tas Bal.
Ak for the county Of CIearaeld' y Ia,
Commissioners Office, on Nsdl,,W, !. y.
day. the 2jth and 2GtA dayl q Ny ~ Y, ID
The Board have directed iah .,gjrili
cants must appear before ihe S-.' s.ie,
their sworn statement detailing |~sA,e
regiment aud companyi W. 4,Wdas
number Of children, with age ~ e,ts
the township in which they ie'la's WA, 81;
enlistment, and their presepiIs'r...s-l h y
she is without the means oi 'uY%,' "a
and children, who are depenass' y 4, -
Two witnesses Of creiibiliIy' wv Y. a NJ
in which she resides, must A.% 4, VA
whose certificate, sworn to beloi' ~, ,.,tt
set forth that the applicant IS 'ns n,s.ir.sr.s.
rescr,s herself 70 be; that the 'I.I y ,,s,.
number and age Of her family nabrp
is in destitute circumstances a1' -. Kidd
actual want; and that all the i'~
application are just ard true ,.,.,.s, % (
Forms containing these requ.'iIIfE qi a EskA
tained at the Office Of the B09iu ii..,,s, y d,
application is made and the 'ip,Tp'IpLaI
Nav II, 1864. WM' D. D"I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
|, DMINlsTRATOR's NO1ICE.-Y

A BMISIsTRATOR's NOIICE.-Yotice
II is hereby given, that Letters Of Administra-
t.oa Al tie Estate Of JOHN W. BIGLER, late Of
Clesrle.i borough, ClearLelj county, deceased,
having been granted 70 the under signed, all
persons indebted 10 said ostatc are requested to
= axe inn sdialo payment, and those having
claims against tss same will present them duly
Butaeut called Tor settlement
may i.6t. WM. D. BIGLHR. Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

boring class which with tho soldier N a
sure recommendation uia good oiRcor
whereas tho political aspirant who holds
his office by political layouritism knows
only how to show parlialily to political
friends. But lest We "lol the weasel outn
we'll conclude with health to Mcclellan
and Gront "a the future rulers ol the na.
ton, civil aud military, VIC.
Norr-- The reader will notice that our cot,cs
pondeut entirely misapprehcnds the action of
our County Commissioners, as aao the tenor of
tho Bounty Law. Tho law expressly cxcmrts
the property Of soldiers from tho payment Of a
bounty tax, and our Commissioners will rladl ,
eXoneratc all such property, We regret that our
couespondont-usually 20 clear, intelligent and
correct should have been led into this error We
had thought OF emitting that part orhis letter re
ieuing to this subject but upon reflection. pre-
ierred to give it entire with this explanation
EDS. RErupLICAN,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
c1OnREw ARD.-somo unknonp per

G1O0 REV ARD.--Some unknown per p
'p W. son or persons having foou iously
broken into the house Of the undersigned about
the 2jth Of April, S6i and stolen therefrom three
webs Of muslins, several Blankets pillow cases,
table cloths, two coats, ono onnct lot Of sugar
soap and other articles, the above reward will be-
paid for the apprehension and conviction Of the
thief OF thieves, or for such information as will
lead to their conviction. NJ. 0. STIRK.
New Millport may ll,642m pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
StGD Thief

&SA REV ARD.-The store Of tie subseri-
'DCO Der, st frenehvillc, was entered on the
nlgat OF iae 2lth ul.imo, and the following, J.
Nel other articles, taken herefrOm, 10 wit:
t'aeA iroek coats ? ins cassimer frock co ats;
pairs striped fine cassimer pants 8 plain black
alpaca vests one satin vest plain black Flor
enes Elk vests; pair Gse cali double soloA
boots; LOT ef gold Eager and ear rings ; Iot Of
g'ld tress'Pihs i0i Of low priced hnrer.riugs,
4o., &c.
Store-kesqsrs, and The public generally. are
rsCuss.ed . give imusdiste information 10 the
ua1s-si 5-d, sboS!i either q the above articles
bs s5,red 10 tncm, when all expenses and the
sbove reward will be paid for the conviction Of
sss hisgss and tie recovery Of the goods.
t7f7 ., u. Z. COUDRTET.
u0USEHOLD D60oDS-Tiavaro.C q ueensvars.
Ia Gls ssWare, Woodensare, Looking Glasses
Clocks, Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints, Lamps, Wal
Paper, .: a.! pr.ooss at
J.P. KRATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

I1"I. would seeul that the Jacobins
al the head of our State Government are
determined that the Democrats of Penn
sylvanja shall not know that the question
Of amending the Constitution 30 as to al
low soldiers to vote mo matter where they
are) is to be voted upon in August next.
The Constitution requires notice of such
amendment and election to be published
":hree months in "at least one' news
papef in each county, Where there are
ngs, or more, Abolition sheets published
in a county, the resolution is published
in more than one; but in no instance have
nc, as ct, noticed its authorized publicl-
ton in a Democratic paper, where there
is an Abolition paper in the county -
This Is a species Of official prescription
without a parallel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
nR TNRIA0
VENETIAN IININENi

VENETIAN IININEN
DIED OF GROUP ! Whatl petty %
II csting child l saw last week Baa
a.ltis 10 more. Such was the c5lrsnis
two gentlemen riding downtown, hsas
how strange. when Or, Tobias Va'lsi .
meut is certain cure iftakel in tlA :
Mothers, 80 appeal to you. lih'1I'
paI,ry gain and prott We make but ifs,
OF the infunt child that now lies PhlEE
feet. Group e & dangeroo' disease ~. l.s
Tobias Ncnitian LiLiment in time, %. Y
bed Of lis terrors. Always kept la.
YOU may not want it .o-nighb Or @l1
telling when-bu, armed With lhi al1
are prepared, let it come ghsn !IS-.
cents q bottle. Solo BY oil dmgg@,
Cort!andt street Ny, NgbH W
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
Por lie Republican

Mtssy. EA.or3 IL was much amazed, a
few evenings ago, upon hearing a person
who once sought Office aud honor5 at the
hands of Democrats, but failed to win
and who, during the present war, has
deemed j. very disloyal for any one to find
fault with Lincoln or his yAmpyers; con-
demning, in unmeasured terms, the ac-
tiou Of our CouniyCommissioners for levy
ing heavy bounty tax for 1864, while
their bonds are not due until 1870. |
thought that, when his tender conscience
could not brook the idea of condemuing
what was known to be wrong in Atoli-
tionionists, would at least restrain him
from asserting falsehood against Demo
cratic officials. But how are the figures +?
The total amount Of tax that can be re-
allied from seated lands for 1864, at the
present rates is S4l ,437 q.
Tho amount of interest due let
July 1864, is 5 1901 90
Amt bonds due lst Jan'y 1865 $500 90
Amt Interest due lst Jan'y 1865 1909 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
J. P. KRATZER'
FOR SALE,

Good New Bz-gy with falling top. Also-A
n second hand TwO.Horss CarFilge-nsarly
neN-0Ota fer suis at a ba-sain, By
JAS I LEAvY,
clsasaeld. zaf;S -e,t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

A DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.--Notico
IA is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of ISAAC BLOOM, late Of Curwens-
vile borough, Clearfold county deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having demands
sgainst the same will present them duly authen-
tcsted for settlement,
my ll'64, g. pd. LEAH BLOOM, Adm'E
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
pTTRTJC VENDUb

.uUERE will be exposed to y" "S,,rLlr|
/ cry at the lato residence rosi.sia :, '' "A
ceased, in Lawrence tovnshiIhuoc M
On Friday, the 18th , Gps, :r,I.r)
The following described p'T'%SI" %or,r, "a
One Buckeye Reaper . ana %S oSrisr, y
inr. machine, one two.hOr''S S,,.S. Ci lgela
born wagon, one cart, ony .,;ng ,,S COLI 90
ooo timber sled, one yeafling, I'D I d y
head Of young cattle, nl.s m.S. plovs als|
hog, one tanning MIL, ,iog ,o,'I I,tythss ri
sS59 so4 ssa1 25'4'' 'To on! p55' Ris T.
and and work bench, one large ,,ieis. fJ.s ts,
clock. % besides many other aadl~u,~,n,,s.
to %op.i9s ot .sia daS SsllS Slsn gsoaAlp13S' n
known by "n vnVf r. IBNlN/
may i-2L 10 ---- -, y
sF..NNf NVl *
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

NoTE'-fhe dollar referred to was duly rc.
oeiyed' and should the friends of this patriotic
solder adopt his suggestion, and raise sum suf
ncient 70 remunerato us, We should be glad to
print the excellent speech Of On. BoSrn In
pamphlet form, as desired. But Il would not
cost Two days wages" to many. If OH woulS
contribute tho hundreith part Of a dav's loboT
i'I saon you'd De quite saaiolg1t. .-gDs REF.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

WEARS II ALL About. We have no
Goub. that many Of our readers have fire.
quent!y asked themselves questions simi
lar 70 he following, What is the mean
lug and purpose Of the L. S, Sanitary
Commission % What is the duty OF u
good citizen in connection Herewith -
" Does the Government fail TO provide the
comforts and necessaries required by is
sick aud wolrded soldiers ?"
We coafess our inability to answer all
these question: In view Of the heavy tax.
es, the stiii heavier contributions, the ap.
preparations Of hundreds upon hundreds
Of millions of dollars by Congress, and
tho lavish expenditure OF the peoples mon
e. in ever! department Of the Govern
ment, RE rscessi.y Of this ias!i:gt3a is, a,
least a mystery to US. But in place OF a.
ny thing we might say ourselves, we pro-
pose 10 10 better, and in our next paper
give wha. Is said Of it by the editor Of the
Philadelphia Msd;;5l and Sirg:oa! Rspor:er
S. ". BUTigU, NJ. D.-wno, ueare as
snTed is one OF the most loyal Of the
loyal"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
NoHrCE.-Tas Bad.s

NA J.P. ERAIEh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
S4llI8 so


| have examined the record, and find
the above to be correct, and would com
mend to this gentleman's careful study
the above figures to ascertain how much
money is likely to "lay idle in the Treas
uTy." FAcrs & FIeUKKs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
Ght CItarfrN gltpnb!itan.

Tur CHICAGO CONVENTION. There is
qui;c controversy just now among Dem
ocra,s about the propriety Of postponing
the day for the meeting Of tho National
Democratic Convention at Chicago. Those
who advocate postponemout urge the
possibility Of a change OF circumstance"
to rcsul. from tho military operations now
fully inaugu-ated. We regret this, be
cause we cannot see why Convention of
Democrats should bo governed in thei:
deliberations by military movements; we
cannot conceive of any state Of "circum-
stances" caused by tho result of military
campaign that ought to influence the ac.
ton cf such CONVEX lion. If there is 4
possibility OF changing the principles Of
the Democratic pary--after they have
withstood the test Of time for seventy
years-by any such result, then we can
understand why u Tostponement ought to
be made. But }Se cannot admit any such
thing. /. is impossible. The 4th Of July
is very late. National Conventions were
formerly held in March, and never, ne be,
lieve, lGter than June.
The Convention will have but plain
duty to perform: 1t is to re-assert its
ancient p5agcJm fprincip.es, and to nom-
aate proper men representatives olthose
principles for President and Vice Plesi-
dent. We are for MCCLELLAN as the PROP
EE MAN to he placed upon such platform.
II he, or any other man, demurs thereto,
OF repudistes that platform, the Conyen-
ton must repudiate him. Defeat, under
such circumstances, will be a thousand
times better than guecoss upon cry o!her
platform
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

Rls-The friends of Fremont have issued
their call, signed by some thirty leading
Republican Abolilionists from different
parts OF the Uuion, for their National Cor.
vention at Cleveland, o., on the 3lst inst.
ExGcverror Johnston, Of Pennsylvania.
and one or two Others from this State are
among the number but not single man
who has acted with the Democratic party
within the last dozen years. Yet some
Aboliiiouis,s are green enough to insult
their readers by asserting this movement /
is the resul. OF detection" Of the Ger.
mans from lhs Democratic party,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

THAT'S and Caps, Vv ygAflb'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

celeritv Of perception which promises well. made his
dsposions to suit tho emergencies they rise; and
tbe suddcn flank 20 the right towards Wills Valley has
taken the enemy cOnpately by surprise. This move
ment rs understand II from officers Just In from the
front. wrs made on Tuesday and "Wednesday. The
t,ro army corps Of LIZ and CHEATHAM encarped nccr
fhe little village Of Centre. IN Cherokee county Ala ,
were moved ncross tie Coosa the evening Of the llth
Gen STrWyRT, who lay near Rome. pushed forward
over tho Et0wah above that point. The columns met
somewhere near Wits Valley road, and arc advancing
Lafayette. Tie advance guard Is reported TO have
entered that town without opposition
Lafayette viii he remembered as tho point rom which
Cen BRAGG marched ont to fight tho battle OF ChcSa-
mauga and the scene OF Gen. PILLOWS cavalry disas-
ter II IS a dirty little village in Walker Comfy
Georgia, tWentv-tyo miles nom Chattanooga. a. tic
extremity Of Wil.s's Valley. Gen. HOOP can march up
this valley and tap the railroad twelve miles from
Bridgeport near The river and push forward over the
route followed by ROsECRANs, upon the Sohastopol Of
East Tennessee II is understood 10 be strongly fori
fed but may be captured by sudden dash Look
out Mountain Whether IL is the design OF Gen. HOOP
20 attempt this OF whether he has designs upon Middle
Tennessee IS matter Of conjecture with your core
sponlent as vel as Gea SIBERIAN, and viii be deyel-
Opcd in a few days.
i shall express no opinion 10 the movement In q
military point OF Wow. do not pretend 70 be critic
IN the at Of 1t may turn out well or ILL., Tor aught
know. Hut its moral and political elect Is topic OF
ar discussion, and IN their light the movement il q
good u iuCOurages the troops revves the spirit
Of tho officers disarrangcs the plans Of the enemy and
dsiurbs The triumphant dreams Of the people OF the
North
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YG@H.....ocroazH .

Cleared.
Steamship Iowa (Br), Jsrm1n London, Hos ANA A'pi'
will
soarcer J. Gibson. Bowen. Phadcpha ..
Steamer Aida Denny, Philadelphia, J. Hand.
Steamer Artisan, KIRK. Baltimore .-.t.
Bsrk Flora DAM, Hanson Pemauibuco, Funch Mel
Wenit.
Bars Trojan, sleeper, Gibraltar and Mali.
Bark Afisdne (Br Frszer. Cow Bay, bsett, Son Co.
Bark fiha l3r.l, Graienker, ' enice.
Bafk Warden Law (BIl, PAip9t eieeustown, BOYD
Beirken.
Rrig = Miller CBr.) Crowley, Nss7au.
Erie Eilza DBL Doyle. 81. Jolu, y r.
Hrir Water Lilly. Tion Ri Or4ndc, =. Bento Co.
Brig Jane fRr) Mcclellan hstlmoraa, J. T. Whitney Co
seir J. Nelson Or. Nelson Ha.fx J. /. Whitney 70
schr Arthur (Br.). Jones. MaauoTaf, !. Burtis-
gchr Kate t3r). Goodseil. AspiaHali, y. Doug IA.
schr Chara Patterson. Boston, Brett, son Co.
schr =. Chase Dosne, TurAs lsan4, J. Douei-s
Schr Whistler Presbury, Taunton.
schr Restless neviue. Baltimore. u. BedelL
schr ILoua' flge France, Phiade!gha, Bentley Smith
kco
SeIr iskcs j.. White, Davis Pm lp.la, BAKER bay'0n'
echr Flico't Duncan, Ponce, p. L.. Metcall Duncan
schf Charles r. Sicey, Bsbbeti, Port Royal n. L. Nc
sch C. W Bentley. Chase, Warrington, Bentley, Smith
Co. . - . -
sehr t'quimlr--, briggs, Provaencc r. Racket. Son.
80 harriet. Dyer. Gloucester W. ;. Rrown.
schr. Mabel tall Hall, Gloucester, ". 5. Brown.
schr. =. l.. Hammond
schg Ksc Brigham Plaster ew.Oseins A. Il. Brigham
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Travellers, Gnihc.

To Albany BIZ Hudson *. H., 68 Walrcn-s' y
s sC - So r1 6:22 p. IN
To ALBANY By Harlem n. r.. 2Gth st., fth-av., 100 g.
H. and .. IL. sunday train. ..::...',;''. y "
To Albany Cozzenss Hotel Dock. West IclhS
Newbnrgh. Pouahkeepsie, Rhilcbeck, Cat,sil,
and Hudson b. steamers Dan'i Drew and G. Nib .
bard leaving Desbosses-st. landtng at Vthstl ~
To Baltimore by the New.Jersey r. H., foot OF
,ni5nirbt sanSay 7:3O p. n
To Boston, by New.Lonion line, Pier ~ " H.,
e.ccnte. 400 p. m
10 27i pos.o and a. M and s:OOp
Se Shore Line i2t snd p M snnday... sop
uslG s,o and 10 a NJ and 600 p.
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport, IRON Fec@ q,
Slip, L. r. -
To Creeuuort Islip Fire Island and other resorts on
Long lsiard BIZ L. /. Railroad from Jainess'p M
and foot Of 3fthst T. R.......8 a. m rnd S''V D. "
To Long Branch. by Rsritan and Delaware Bay
r. r. via steamer Jesse Hoyt foot Of Murray -
st. daily At ..............t5 and ii a. NJ ana v p III
To New Haven, Hartford, and Spliughe!d-otesh :, -
leave PECK slip at 49,. OH - T. "
10 ~ III 3 $50 s. sad C:cO p. m
To Cornwall, West Point. Newburgh, Pouzikecpsie'
a. landing ........................ 3! ?. m
ia o. M I'D o. M Sunday train. 7.oop.
10 the West by Central Railroad % ne"-JeIseJ'
sav 100 p N
To Philadelphia by wJersey Railroad foot OF
s r. sunday 600 p n
n Weshnrt6n by kewJersey H. H. loot OF
Cory+landt-rt 8 aud 10 q. Ia, y y M ana ~ a. -
Sunday.
FOR further information IN regard 70 haItoaa A-' A
ace advertisement. another part Of this popef
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Arrived.


steamship New.York (Brem), Wenke Bremen yia South
anu,an l2h n, ?. ln, mdse ard az pass Oelrch 4
Co. arrived 24h.l
Shin Bremen fhTem.) Darrcmarn, Bremen II dysi muse
sud so plss., Hermann hoop.
Slip Irondes Oliver Liverpool 30 days, mdse. and pass
Ncsmith son.
shp Kepcr Iiam) Jurgens Hamburg 81 days, ma'e and
pass. X. II. s0nnn Edge. 49,
Bafk Tslis nan (o Lverpoo Rafc Rio Jencro, - d,ys,
coffee, J. l.. Pbpps Go.
Bic Sea Bid ,5El, Stoves, HIlboFo " s. 20 days ps''
seT Pioneer iof Parsboro n 81 Hf'fed, Horton. ~ s,
D. dlys poatoes d. X. DoWo Has had heavy W. aud NJ
". wiud the whole passage. . - -,
scs Ce1esco smith, S. GeoTse ~ T., 20 days lumber
Jtd iTyo Co. - go. 81, , e.,
Claluau 4 Co Had heavy westerly winds the entire passage
Pra Bertha (la Gordon hrchaugel "a days, tar order
Had very bad weather on tho plfsige.
Brig lyra BRAY. Bangor. 10 day lenber o. H. IrunpuA
Bug MaIll.-u, Terry, Glaze Bay, Goa master
Biz saxon of john. ~ ~, oEeea Cow Fey, 10 days
coal NJ. =. Greene Curre.
scir Trsn,an Merlin. Ilizlbehport for Providence.
schr Geo. ". Cumuir %, Bout Fail River.
schr Chase Mills KonGout for Providence
.scbr Ira Iafrinier Coleman Boston.
scLr. Ots. Crrll Rookland, lime.
schr. Dur0c Hodgdon Providence
schr Joseph Turner, Glscc Bay, IL days, coal r. Z
Bradshaw.
Sehr r. Baker Baker, Gloucester fish
Schs. William Thomas, Lane, Boston
Schr. John Clark kondout for Boston. . =
schr Triumph BI) Ward, Cornwa!.is' n S. 10 d'y'' po'
t1t0es. D. r. DeNo
schr. Mary Alice Perry, Cow Bay ccsl, C. B. Swain.