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ALL ovfE THE WoRLD-people Of sense and
Judgment have earned TO use
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Dyspepsia. with us symptoms, Headache.
Heartburn. Feyersh Lips Bad Breath, hallow
Complexion &C.. can be cured by using
PLANTATION l}ITTERs.
This is tie most successful tonic Of the age.
Young, middle aged, and old. are delighted
with its effects.
The FIRST trial always has marked good ef-
feet
No change 0 diet is necessary while using
PLANTATION BTTTERs. Eat all you wish, oil
the best and most nutritious food.
II is the greatest cure ever known for nm
overloaded afi distressed stomach, which it
relieves IN few moments.
It manufactured from carefully selected
root and herbs and preserved In perfectly
pure st. Crnix Rum.
Try one bottle Of PLANTATI n BErTERs, We
sufferers, and our word for il GU viii fad
urselyes feeling
As Coon As NEw.
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DowSs' VEGETABLE BALsAMIc ELIxIR.--
The oldest and best ugh Medicine manutac-
tured. This standard old Cough remedy has
now been before the people nearly forty years,
and has ever maintained the highest rank
among remedies for lungs, throat and chest =
1t has always been warranted TO give entire
satisfaction.
For Whooping Cough. il has no equa,.
See circulars for certificates Of the Hon. Pau
Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont Hon
Bates Turner, late Judge Of Supreme Court Of
Vermont; Hon. J. b. Woodward, Surgeon U
s. Army, and many other men Of standing.
Price IS cts rs cts. and sl.50 per bottle.
Sold in Manchester at the Equinox Drug store.
Sold By all dealers IN medicine in the state
John 7. Henry, Waterbury, VI, sole Proprie-
tor. 40
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FARM FOR SALE,

A Farm CONTAINING e. ACEEs o. land, 10.
n Gated In winhAil On Turnpike 10 BIadyille, !
miles ifem Manchester Ger Factory Pointl Depot
The buildings consist u gOo-a frame h0ass. and
barn Sopto n There 10 agocd sugar Orchard nwai
the house PasturfnR sufficient FOR the farm. Wood
and lumber handy Also, 10 ~ ~ tans II Hay, iSe
neW sap Buckets. ihO0o 10 9a.ogo Rect Of Lumber
Csrts Wagons slsighs ADD fafrnihg Tools II want
ed. CAidrun Kettle The subscribers wtsh 10 ~
Weai with their children this fall and will sell The
farm for one half is value Payments made easy
This farm is good producing strong soil Producsi
good Timothy hay.
CLARK q POLLY TAFT.
winhAll, July "a. is6s-2ws
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VVAETED--I Immediately. Discharged officers
w and soldiers from the army, and all others
who are looking for a legitimate and profitable
business are respectfully invited TO call at the new
Inventors Exchange. 63 Cornhill, where they can
make safe investments with small or large capital,
by which they can surely make their 20 to % doll
lars every day State county rights for sale for
thirty new and valuable inventions, many Of which
were never before exhibited in the United States,
HOWARD TILDEN, proprietor, 90 Cornhill, Bos.
ton
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HESRr's EHsoST LrSfHENT ,--ThiI eel
brzted Pain Killer u used 10 kimost every
household. aud . Ecgth ia wait Ia gold. Il
cures Cramps, Aezrahga, Kheumatism and al
diseases where Pain Killer y required. Used
externally AID internally. Ttya Il. Sold ever
where.
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LOAHX.

IODINE WATER. A Pure solution n To-
dine without q solvent. Sought for by Chem
ists and Physicians, for the last 80 years. b Is.
covered BY DR.. n. fndres after Is years Of
scientific research and experiment.
The most astonishing Cures have followed IL
use Ia cases of scEoFULA, both heredita'y and
acquired. ALL EINDs OF HuHoKs, CoNsuaP
TIoN, AALARioUs FEyERs RHgUMATIsN, ~
AAIE WEAgKEssEs, DYSPEPSIA, MEHcuHIAL
DtsEAsKs, and all those distressing com plants
arising from BAD sTATE 90 THE BLOOD
CHRONIC DIsEAsEs, that have baf1ed the best
medical skill, Offer yield u the subtle Influence
Of this remarkable medicine. II Is the most
powerful FITALizfNe AoFAT ASD REsT0BA-
rivE known. ~ sfeets eften stsm miraculous.
Pamphlets sent free Prce ST bottle, or Q
for S., Sold BY Druggists
ADD Ass DE Il. AsDELa & Co, Physicians
and Chemists, s2s Broadway, New York.
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a cam TO TuE sUFFRIyG.

n DO YoU WISH TO BE- CURED9 If so,
swallow TIVE OF three hogsheads Of "Bue a. "''fonic
Bitters.~ ~sarsaprillA" Nervous Antidotcs." &c,
Be- &c and amer you are satisfied with the result,
then trs one box " OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS and be restored to
health and Yigor in less than thirty days Thee
arc purely vegetable. pleasant 10 take prompt and
sAlutarv In their effects on the broken down and
shattered constitution, Old and young can take
them with advantage. DIR. BUCHAN's ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS cure In less than 80 days, the
worst cases of NERVOUSNESS, Impotency. Pre-
mature Decay, Seminal Weakness, insanity, and all
Urinary Sexual and Nervous Affections. no matter
from what cause produced Price one Dollar per
box. sent postpaid, BY mail, on receipt Of an or
der. Address JAMES 5. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York, General gent
price which Is one Dollar--post ffee. s1- de-
soHpuye Circular sent on application. swS
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wILBOR,s COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND LIME,

For CONSUMPTION. il q the GUY re liable
remedy knoWn. !, has IL thousands N instsn-
ess restored patients that seemed past hops q
recovery and 10 Lees Of thousands hss AZ,
rested the disease is itl frnaarY ttgss sra
r. f-Tr1 faf psHert p Fcr-st health
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

are unfalling in the cure Of CoueHs, UoLDs, ATHENA
BRosomrIs, soRK THROAT, HoAuRsENEss, DIF1-
CIT BHEATHfSa, IxoIPrESr CoSsuNPTios AND
DISEASES or THE LusGs. They have 20 taste o
medicine, and any child viii take them. Thousands
have been restored health that had before despair
ed Testimony given In hnnreds Of cases. A single
dose relieves In tbs MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's PulmOnic Wafers-the originH
and only genuine is stamped bryan" Spurious
kindsare offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box
Sold by all Druggists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
iy4l u Cortandt street. New York
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AfARRIFD.

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kEs b CsshzaaH. HHssAad FAsiE'a. ~ @rsftsn.
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| WANTED.-Loesl and travelling Agents, ladies
| w and gentlemen, everywhere, in an easy, pleas
ant profitable, and permanent business VIII pay
| Is TO go per day. This Is patent right OF med
ieai humbug but article Of merit, needed by ey-
erybody and sold at less than half the usual price.
with 200 per cent profit TO our agents Samples
| and cirenlArs sent free by mail for 70 cents -
WHITNEY SON, No 9, fremont ST, Boston,
| Mass
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ESTRAY

GAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, Oh o.
~ about the 10th Of July. three SHEEP, one with
q strap Of leather around one leg, and one marked
40. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Dorset, July 10, lst5--swS
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NEW YORK
SILVER MINING Co.,

NNplthi, @lOV,tuVi OHWesy ElVV taCus WV
Shares in treasury; 1000 Tor sale. Price
$40 per Share; 500 per Share after
August /.
Stock full paid and no individual liability Com
pany organized under the General Law Of the state
Of New York, with board Of trustees VI honorable
Christian business men, in.whOse management the
stockholders may have unaOubted confidence that
they will do oil that can be done 10 make invest
ments safe and profits large.
We expect this stock will be at par within one
year aud making dividends Of from 10 8 per cent.
on the par value Of the stock per month In GOLD
Any Clergy man, Insurance Agent or Cashier Of
Bank is authorized to receive money and forward
Il ; TO whom liberal commission will be allowed.
Certificates will be returned on the receipt Of funds
Stock for sale at the Atlantic Bank, New York, Il,
W. r. Freeman, Cashier and at the office Of the
Company. We refer 10 the officers Of the Com
pany, 80 r. W. X. Freeman. Esq, Cashier Of the
Atlantic Bank lI2 Broadway, or Herman Camp,
Esq, Nassau Street
Orr machinery is bought and will be soon upon
the ground and we expect 10 be taking out and re.
ducing to silver bullion at the net profit Of ~,
900 per day, or Al 800 600 per anbum thus doubling
our whole capital In one wear II you would get
any Of this stock You must subscribe quickly.
THOMAS sPROUL. President.
S. r. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
Office SO Broadway, over the am. National Bank
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SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.

A GENTLEMAN cured Of Nertgus Dsbil-
N ity, Premature Decay and the effects Of
youthful indiseretion will be happy 70 furnish
Others with the means Of cure, (frss of ohargsl.
This remedy is simple sale and certain,
For full particulars, b return mEil, phase
address JOHN b. OGDEN,
Smi 60 Nassau ST., New ! Ok.
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D Strength to the Weak i!
Ds YOUTH TO TnEiGED /!
HE0KKEN T.,
LIRE REJUYEVATOR.

This preparation is unequaliee as RejanevAtor
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The aged should be certain 10 M lie the BiokreRe
household god. ihAsmueh a. It will render them
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20 live over again the days Of their pristine ioy Is
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misfortune. OF ordinary sickness. No matter what
the cause % the inaputebe, Of any human organ.
ihis superb preparation will remove the effect At
ones and forever.
BIOKRENE
Cures lmpotehey. General Debility. Nervous Inc =
pAciiy, Dyspepsia Depression Lose Of Appetite.
Low Spirits Weakness Of the organs II Generation
lInbeclty. MentAI lndolsBoe. EmAeia'ipn. EBnui
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UEAL NiSOE- will md speedy and permanent
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BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE The LASGUID. the DfsPATRfNG
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To RenAies.--This preparation l. Invaluable in
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the sasset strehgih With wonderful Issrmanenee
Ii 10 alec grzbd tonic. and viii give relief ln nYt
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A use viii tsnayAts the stomach 70 degree Of per.
feel hcaish. and bantsh Dyspepsia forever
Ohe Dalar per Bottle. o. tlx Bottles foE e. Sold
~ Drnsgists gsnersly
seni y sEprsss AaywhsFe. By addressing H
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Proprietor -
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VINELAND LANDS.
r. N tg.n,t,.. R..,,.

Large ana thriving settlement, mild and health.
fh climate. 80 miles south Of Philadelphia By rail-
road. Kich soil. producing large crops which can
now be seen growing Ten, twenty. and iitty acre
tracts, at from $25 10 $50 per acre payable within
four years. Good business openings for manufac-
tories and others. Churches schools. and good so
ciety. 1t is now the most improving place East or
West Hundred are settling aud building. The
beauty with which the place is laid out is unsur-
formation will be sent nee address CHARLES
X. Lands, yineand Post Office, Lands Town
chip, N. j.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultur Il
Editor o the Tribune ut is one Of the most ex-
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that We
know Of this side Of the Wettern PrairicsN
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WilbOr's Monitor Hair Dive

4 superediHe eli aibers Il requires % prsr
Grution doe uoi smui of sash "a, sii uai s9il
the bucsi linen. One application wiii last al.
81 he hnif grows oal wheu t vsu be applied
10 The Ueis iihoai more trouble thVn Cogn
mon hair al. u 70 Naffassed ~ 70 ,a3srs ~
Agsr on Skia Manufactured only hy ALEN.
b. NlLBuR, Chesaist, No. Zee Ceayt street.
noston.
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r YOU wANTTo KNOW

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Address Il. b. F0OTE, NJ. D.,
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wEKExHs Tbnte wtsAing Gns ser n WISH
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our RETURNING SOLDIERS

WHO are suffering from CHRONIC DIAR-
w RHRA, or DYSENTERY, or general
Debility Of he System, caused by change Of Wa
ter or Of Food, or the hardships Of a military
life, will find DR.. RICHARDSON'S BLOOD
ROOT ELIXIR a sure medicine to restore them
to health. BY It's use, from tea spoonful 70
table Spoonful, j il will act in connection with
their food, and md Immediately change ne
character Of their sscretions,-- arrest the
cause Of their weakness or debility. Through
its action in the Blood, it will expela all HuHaors
and Impurities that are working slow but
certain effect, invariably terminating In Con
,upipion Of de Blood, which proves fatal to 80
many Of our brave soliiers, after their return
% their home and frienls. For Cosiirsnss and
the Piles. IT is the best remedy ever discovered.
Prepared by DR.. S. o, RICHARDSON, who
has had thirty years successful practice as a
physician.
The BLOoD-R0oT ELIXIR may be OBJ.
tanned at the Doctors Office, 81 HASovgR ST,
BosroS, and is sold by all Apothecanss thfo
oughou, the New England states.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S0TICE
Hua raLI EHnN % -
Burr e Burton Seminary

Wtn epoa " WEDNESDAY,, kU6UsT %. unAer
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soeisie 10 charge q thf Classical Department
uthsr ard eaapeteui Teachers 10 he NoapS Il.
diet ptgArtmsat And ~ 81 tbs branches 81 Aes-
esusical sgady uiii - gagged.
Isfms for fuifian an4 Ecomt hsHst1fgrx -
haard nei 90 exceed g. par seek
Young pcn hAvins tie Ministry IN yiss, may
fscsits material A.e from he Burr fuBd.
Circulars seat ~ apphcation y Rev. Dr. NieA-
hAIB ~ Glerk
RS CUsHMAN. Clerk.
Manchester July ~, issa.-sa
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ROoTn THE ASSASSIN.

Being the Life, Crime, and Capture ofJ. WILKGs
BooTn aud his aceomphees. Beautifully iiumina-
ted cover. 100 pages Price zoe post paid. Trade
ell per 100 or tloO per 1000. 4. X. DAwLEY
Publisher, Is Park Row, New York. Agents
wanted.
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MATRIMONIAL.-LADIEs AND GENTLE

MATRIMONiAL.-LAD AND GENTLE
MEN; lfyou wish 10 marry you can do so by ad-
dressing me. | will send you, without price, val
liable information. that will enable YOU to marry
happily aud speedily, irrespective of age, wealth
or beauty. This information will cost you nothing
and IL you wish to marry, will eheerfully assist
you All letters strictly confidential. The desired
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asked. Please inclose postage or stamped envelope
addressed 10 yourself
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Kings Co, New York.
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TuoNFs0g,s LxPEOvTD Truss. a. aAis b
i GfcBGE FUTILE ND
- fa@-T FsiEt
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VERY FARMER SHOULD US
II En- III n ~ En- 9HVu I'D VNT
Sheep-WaSh Tobacco
Oh SHEEP. ANIMALS and PLANTS.
Pure Sheep Wash Tobacco.


R3 hereby certify, that have been ia
~. miliar with all the processes employed
by the South Down Company in the
~ manufacture Of their "Sheep Wash To-
- bacco and that the article prepared I'M
- der Mr.. jacques Patent contains all the
~ useful principles Of the Tobacco in a con
centrRted form.
%sz This Paste employed ass Sheep Wash
- according to the directions furnished by
E9 ~ the Company, has the effect Of curing
lkszaMsa8l Scab and other cutaneous diseases. and
destroying all parasitic insects which infest the skin
and wool Of the sheep, and thereby improves the
health Of the animal as well as the quality Of its
fleece Employed in the same way, the solution
being made stronger It will destroy those insects
which infest the skins Of larger animals, and also
those that are injurious to vegetation
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
Assayer TO the State Of Massachusetts, and
Consulting Chemist,
TT Wool Growers should beware Of any prepa.
ration that contains sulphur, as II is sure to de-
stroy the fibre of the wool, One pound Of EXTRACT
TOBACCO will make twelve gallons Wash, and con
talns the strength Of eight pounds Of Tobacco, as
prepared by farmers.
Agents wanted In every Wool District.
JAMES F, LEVIN, Agent South Down Co.,
6mss % Central Wharf, Boston.
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CHRONIC DISEASE

claims rcf principal attention. Ia sa4itign % the
Medical aBd Surgical aFcneiea. we employ hr Dc
Lewis
SYSTEM OF GYMNASTICS.
and al The facilities u scsutise hydropathis Is
ta6ishmrni
The Distinguished names 70 which We refer are
susaeshi evidences Of the reliability q The insiita.
ton
H. Mott, D. D., LII D., Union College, Sehe-
nectady NJ. Simpson, D. D.. Bishop u. l..
Church, Phladelphia; r. A. Mills. d. D.: New
York D. e. Baker. p. D., Bishop NJ. !
Church, Concord, n. H. J. Newman, D. D.
Poultney, VI. ] +. King D. D., Fort Ed
war n. Y iioh ). B. MeKeon, ssratogs
SPRING; Hon. J. NJ. Marvin, u S. Hotel, Sa'
rstoga Springs; n II. Hathorn, Proprietor
Congress Hall. Saratoga SPRING. Prof. h ",
SeelY, NJ. D.. Middiehury, Vi. emt0
Fer full information,
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
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Is uhith vs hAft hten smlasuilg sugrsssfnt has
ihE made pisfuVEHiEs nuisu Ans fVAlrAHlF in
~ treatmehs u lhatg distaaaA W. treat 81 Dis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

NKw YoRK, Oct 2S-The Senate oil
the Fenian Brotherhood held a session
here last evening, aud established mill.
tary, financial, civil and naval bureaus
Highly important business ia reference
to matters in America and Ireland was
transacted.
The Herald prints private dispatch
dated West Point, Mississippi, Oct &c,
stating that Gen. johnson has discover
ed most stnpendous fraads on the Treas,
ury Department, and has arrested Har.
rison johnson, special Treasury agent
at Columbus, al bis sub agents in three
counties, taken possession Of their books
and suspended operations. 1t 10 rumor.
ed that investigation win be damaging
TO high officials.
The Worids Washington special says
dispatches received here state that the
New Orleans Convention to sustain
President johnson is success.
! The rumor that our naval vessels are
to be put in commission is untrue.
| II 10 reported that Caleb Cashinr vii
/ supersede Mr.. Adams in England, and
Mr.. Adams returns to become Secretar-
| of State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-30

Ngw YoRK, Oct. 2S The Senate Of
The FeniaB Coogress re-asssnblsd 10
day at The Astor House, the chair being
occupied By the President, Col Wm. r
Roberts 1he session, - hitherto, was
strictly private, aud the attendance was
confined TO members II 10 asccrtsined,
however, that the principal bnsinsss
transacted vas in relation 10 the sale Of
the bonds Of The future Irish Republic,
which will be ready for delivery next
week Several OF the members stated
that they lad received pledges horl
prominent citizens that they would sub
scribe for the bonds, in various auoasfs.
fhe Senate intends TO establish iis
headquarters in q large hall 10 the city
ia lew days.
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1HE VERY LATEST
TELE o. R a H H-
Rrarn califernta.

gAw FzAxosco, Oct. 23-The steamer
John G. Stephen sailed for Northwestern
Msxican ports, with q cargo val
usd at 100000, including $50,
900 worth Of msninQ machinery for 80.
nora and sinaioa mines, and spripg
presses for Mszstlan and Gusyamas
The bardue Paine etto arrived today
from Plover Bay, 2Sd.
The steamer George >. Wright, with
Col Bulkley and party, composing the
Russian Telegraph expedition, was at
Plover Bay when the Palmetto left.
Wintsr there 10 coming on fast, with
long nights and litsIe sunshine. The
exploration developed the facts that the
Knichpeak River 10 the same as the YAM
kssn, nayigabIs for small steamers TO
EnRlish ports. Grant Hsrbos was Sc.
lscsod for landing the cable on the
AmerieAn side, as safe haFbor, with O
hard bottom. There ia no timber in
that region Of tho country. il 10 rolling
bat not rough ground, and was thawed
70 an average depth Of ten inches.
Col Bolkleg sounded across BehfiBg 8
Straits 70 g. Lawrence Bay. The
soundings were favorable all the way
across Ice was Grst discovered of D.
Lawrence Bay, which was not found fa-
vorabIs for laying the cable, being very
shallow, and exposed to southeast gales
Michigan Bay was found fall Of ice
Bockage Bay presented good bottom,
and seemed available for laying the CA
Bile, Tns Asiatic side 10 more mountain
"a, 4 than the A MARIAN. hafug entiFely
destitnle of timber, and the ground thaw
ed about thirty inchea The Indians on
both sides are friendly, and promise to
be useful. The Russians have done ev-
srything possible 10 further the enter
prise
The steamer with Col Balkley will
return TO San Francisco in November
Captain Ksnnical, with an exploring &
party OF twelve men, was left at Fort
St. Michael, at the mouth cf the Kuich-
peak. A sm II propeller was left with
him, 10 explore the Yankeen.