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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-10-27
SALE.

- The State OF Ohio, TTumbull County, IS.
James W. Mcclellan, Edwin W. Mcclellan,
u. w. Mcclellan & Son. VS.. John Mem,
Edwards, Williams & Co., Margaret Wen,
Henry J. Hyde, William Brisbine, Job J.
Morgan, Elias Evans and Edward Ritter.
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue of
an order OF sale issued out of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio, in
the above named case to medirected and de-
Iivered, have levied on and shall expose to
public sale at the door Of the Court House in
the City Of Warren, Ohio on Saturday the 30th
day OF October, A. ID. 1869, between the hours
of lone and (three) o'clock, p. m, of said day,
the following real estate TO wit: Situate in
the township of Hubbard, Trumbull County,
Ohio, commencing at the northeast corner
of lot of land owned by Thomas Cook, in
said lot -. in said township, running west
twelve and one-half (l2l) rods to fence;
thence north along said fence four and one
half 90 rods, thence east twelve and one
half (l2I5) rods TO the center OF the highway;
thence south along the center of the highway
four and one-half 90 to the place Of begin
ming Bounded on the east by the center Of
the north and south center road on the south
by land OF Thomas Cook, on the west by
lands of 7. r. McGauhey, and on the north
by land OF John Long, purchased of William
Hultz, be the same more or less, but subject
to all legal highways.
Terms Cash. Appraised at -.
5. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Warren, o., Sept. %, lst9-5t.
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Why, after all, your wonderful
modern "Planchette" is as old as the
hills. The Chinese know all about it.
When they went to consult a Joss"
they set before the image a platter Of
sand, and two men grasp one leg each
of a V shape piece of wood, the point
of which rests on the sand. The
spirit of god descends and wriggles
the maker, and the scrawl it makes
in the sand is translated into an ora
cvlar answerI Talk of Davenport
brothers the sOrcerers of Greenland
have done their trick, with the "dark
scdHcc" aecompaniments for centu-
ries, and the Ojibway eOnjurOrs and
the Siberian shamus do it still. Your
table-turning and afr-fOating, too, are
of all peoples and all time. All this
and much more of the same thing, is
told by Mr.. Taylor in a lecture lately
delivered before the Royal Institute
London, and published in vol. Y. part
vi. of its proceedings.
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Oct. G. ISG9-Gt.
T EGAL NOTICE


Estate of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Julius y. Cowdery, Admir- of William
Phelps, VS.. Sarah Phelps, David Phelps,
ASahel W. Jones, and John o. Williams.
In Common Pleas. Girl dcfisH. The de-
fendant, David Phelps, is hereby notified
that the plaintiff on the Sth day of Septem-
Der, 1859, filed his petition in said case, stat
ing that he is the Administrator of said VIII
liam Phelps, that il is necessary to sell the
real estate Of said intestate for payment Of
the debts that said VIM. in his life time was
seized of the following parcel of land: Part
OF Lot 4, in the township of Hubbard, in
said County, bounded as follows: Com
mencing at s. W. corner of said Lot No. 1,
at center Of highway, and running thence
east 4Sl{ rods; thence north 49, rods; thence
west 8 rods to the west line OF said Lot 1;
thence south l3l4 rods 10 the place Of begin
ming, and that while so seized, and after hav-
ing contracted debts, without other means
to pay, he without any legal consideration,
in fraud of his creditors. the said William
conveyed said lands to his wife, the said
Sarah, and died insOlvent, that said David
Phelps is sole heir Of said intestate that
said Asahel W. claims same interest in
land. Also that inteState held with said
John o. certain lease hold estates and inter
est in lands. The plaintiffs prays Judgment
for sale OF said lands and estate as assets for
for the payment OF the debts Of the intes-
tate. Tie said David must appear and
answer said petition on or before the 9th
day Of Nov. next, or the same will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
BY MILTON SUTLIFF,
Atty for Petitioner.
Oct. G, ISG9-Gw.
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THE CHRONICLE.
For the Chronicle.1
SATURDAY..
BY GARCIA BoYSrox LANE.

There are duties loudly calling.
This bright autumnal day:
There's bread to be made, and pastry
/ should down with my pen and away
A hundred household "bothers-'
Are pressing upon me now;
There's clothes 10 mend for the children
And the Saturdays work. trow.
When a child, | used to wonder,
II l wouldn't be rich some day,
For 1 thought (poor foolish mOrtaD
That the rich were happy alway-
With their gay and gilded trappings.
And their earthly treasures rare:
did not know that the gliding
Covered cOrrOding care.
But when I grew to be older,
] learned, as all children learn,
That wealth was naught but glitter.
And fame n bubble to earn,
And distinction a cipher to gaze at.
Like wealth, in its golden glare;
That love and holy affection
Are needs that the soul must wear.
So I'll HE me away TO my duties.
Thanking God for the sunshine and storm
For the soul speaking breeze that is sweeping
Across my sad brow, this bright morn:
And wake to LIES earnest endeaVor
No longer in fancy TO roam
Keeping time to the music my children
Create in our own dear home.
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1t is no mans business whether he
has genius or not; work he must,
whatever he is, but quietly and steadi-
ly; and the natural and unfOrced re-
suits of such a work will be always
the thing that God meant him to do,
and will be his best. No agonies nor
heart rendings will enable him to do
any better. If he be great man, they
will be great things; but always, il
thus peacefully done, good and right;
always, if restlessly and ambitiOusly
done, false, hollow and dispicable.-
BMsk:in.
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EThe State of Ohio, TrumbuH County,ss.
William a. Clark, Job J. Holiday, vs.. JnO.
o. Williams, $eclica Williams, and James
Mccartney.
In Common Please Court of Trumbull Co,
Ohio. BY virtue OF an order of sale issued
out of the Court Of Common Pleas of Trum-
bull County, Ohio. to me directed and deliv-
cred in the above named case, l shall expose
TO public sale at the door of the Court House
in the city of Warren. Ohio on Saturday, the
9Th day Of Now. A. ID. 1869, between the hours
of one and three O'Clock. p. m. of said day,
the following described real estate, land and
tenements. to-wit: Situate in Hubbard,
Trumbull County. Ohio, and known as being
part OF Lot No. fourteen (l4) in the original
survey OF Lots in said Hubbard Township.
commencing in the center of the east and
west and the north and south public high
way; thence east eleven (ll) rods and four "a
links; thence south seven C) rods and So
links; thence west II rods and links to the
center of said north and south roads; thence
north 7rods & 81 links TO the place of begin
ming, containing one-half acre OF land.
Terms Cash. Appraised at
s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sheriff-s Office, Warren, o., Oct. 6, lS69-5t.
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How To MAKE MONEY FAST AND
MISUNDERSTANDING to the char
acter and extent of your business set
aside a liberal per centage for adver-
Using, and do not hesitate. Keep
yourselves increasingly before the
public; and it matters not what busi-
ness of utility you may be engaged IN,
for, if intelligently and industriously
pursued, a fortune will be the result
HINTS Merchants WGgdriRs-
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A colored man met a conservative
neighbor the other day, near Waynes-
bOrO', Tenn, and being asked what
was the latest news, exclaimed, "Oh,
good news sab! good newsl Mr.. Sen
ter's gwine to call de Loyal Legjsla-
ture tOgedder to take action on de fif-
teenth commandment"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-10-27

Professor Perry, of Williams Col
lege, and Horace Greeley have been
debating, at Boston, the comparative
merits of protection and free trade
The journalist argued that high tar
ifP is an Indispensable precedent to
national prosperity. The Professor
was equally earnest in his endeavors
to show the fallacy of the protective
system,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-10-27

A domestic romance comes from
New York. Twenty-Five years ago
couple were married, had one son,
lived together ten years, and then,
after losing all their property, pro
cured a divorce. The woman married
again, and got a fortune; the hus-
band didn't, and remained poor
And now that the woman has become
a rich widow, she has remarked her
first husband and they are going to
Boston for revised honeymoon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-10-27

Josh Billings says "theTe izno more
real satisfaction in laying up in your
buzzum an injury than there is stuff
ing a dead hornet who hez stung YOU,
and keeping him to look at"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-10-27

In his recent speech in the French
Senate, Prince Napoleon declared
that the best form of government was
that of the United States.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DdNAsr
VS..
Morgan Davis, In Trumbull Com
aGwillin Davis, Jr., mon Pleas.
James Keats.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, Ohio. in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, l have levied on
and shall expose to public sale at the door of
the Court House, in the city of Warren, o.,
on Saturday, the 18th day or Nov. A. D.. 1869.
between the hours Of (one) and three o'clock
p. N. of said day, the undivided One-half
of the following described premises. to-wit:
Situate in the township Of Weathersfield,
Trumbull county, Ohio, and bounded as
follows, to-wit: Beginning on the west
margin of the plank road leading from
Austintown TO Niles, at or near the south
east corner of land now owned by John
White; thence running south along the
west margin of said road sixteen (l6) rods;
thence running west ten (l0) rods; thence
runnins north sixteen Q6) rods TO the north
line of Thomas ErwiI.'s land; thence run
ming east along the north line of the said
Thomas Erwin's lands ten (lO) rods, to the
place of beginning; containing - acre
of land. Terms cash. Appraised at -
s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
SheriT'S Office, Warren, o. Oct. IL, lS69-5t
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& MORGAN, Dealers in Sta

pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
tings and Floor Oil Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Coffee, &c. They keep con-
stantly on hand, large and full assort-
ment Of goods in their line, Of good quality
and fashionable styles, and offer them for
sale at the lowest prices in the market.
jan 8, 1857.
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nRr MYERs tenders his nrnfes

Il )sional service to the people of Warren
and vicinity, Office front room, over Park &
.Chew's StorAStiles block. Hours, from 10
TO p a. m, and TO 8 p. m.-Residence, cor
ner Of High and Chestnut SITS.
NoY q lS67-lys
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F. MACKEY.
.R MML- HnSIER- Snrceon nen

H. VIM LIE hOoAEIes Dut tSOOA OSi
Il Itist, Newton Falls, Ohio. Patronage So
,Sicitei, satisfaction guaranteed He also
keeps first class Jewelry Store, for the sale
and repair of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c.
The lowest prices in the county in each de-
partment. Nov. ., lS6o-tf
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POOR RICHARD.

''Of course you met Poor Riehard?"
Frequently. Franklin wasfamOus
even in those days. Whoever visited
Philadelphia, when he was there was
pretty sure to have him pointed out to
them. 1t was my pleasure to meet
him more than once in my visits to
friends houses. He was one Of the
most agreeable and entertaining of all
the crowd of great men we had in
those days. There was a something
in his very manner that made friends
before a word was uttered. His con-
versational powers, the thing that
made him famous abroad as we'll as at
home, were really Y wonderful. 1t was
something to be proud of even in those
DAYS, to meet "POOr Riehardr and
Washington, of an evening""
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-10-27
A DOLPHUS GRETER. Dealer

DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
N Musical Merchandise of all descriptions,
viz: Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Violins,
Guitars, AccordeOns, ,ClarOnetts, Flutes. Flies,
Drums Piano-spreads, Piano-stools, Sheet
music, Music-books, Violin Strings, Guitar
Strings, &c, &C. Store near MahOning De-
iot. Warren, Ohio. Feb. I7-tE
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DARTITION.
In the Court of Common Pleas, OF
bull COUNTY Ohio.
Partition.

DARTITI0N.
ii In the Court of Common Pleas, OF Trum-
bull county, Ohio.
a. II. Smith, ct. al.
VS.. > Partition.
Mary Holeomb, ct. al.
Wells Andrews and Helen II. Andrews of
New London, Henry County, Iowa, will take
notice that petition was filed against them
on the Sth day of October. y. d. 1869, in said
court, within and for said county of Trum-
bull, by a. II. Smith. Hester Ann Smith, J.
T. Mclean, and Adaline Mclean, and is now
pending, wherein said plaintiffs demand par
tition Of the following real estate, to-wit: &:
Parts of Lots No. s and l6, in the township of
Hartford, State and County aforesaid, and
bounded south by highway west and north
by lands of Timothy Brockway, and Seth
Brockway; east by lands Of Washington
Brockwsy, and known as the Milton HOl-
comb, and containing about one hundred
and fifteen Ql5) acres of land, and that at
the next term of said Court, the said petition
ers will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises. BY
TAYLOR & JONES,
Atty's for Petitioners.
Warren, O., Oct. Is, lS69-6t
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THTTTLFSEY ADAMS. Fire ana

w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms (;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furniture insured for one, three and five
wears Office in McCombS and Smith's block.
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Il n. DAWSON, Mayor of the IncOT-
porated Village of Warren, o., and also
Justice of the Peace in and for said Village,
attends to al business usually transacted by
Justices of the Peace Mayors regular court
every Monday morning from TO II o'clock
Nov. IIth-tL
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The Man Who KneW George and Martha
Washington interviewed.

Extract from Pittsburgh Commercial, Oct. 2i.
Mr.. William Connolly was born in
Philadelphia. in 1TT6, and consequent
ly in the ninety-third year of his age.
His flesh is firm, his figure stout and
erect, his voice comparatively free
from the tremOr which accompanies
extreme old age, his eye-sight still
clear, and his hearing but little i'm
paired. His memory is remarkably
good. More than once during our in
terview, when we halted for want of a
forgotten name, Mr.. Connolly prompt
ed US; this, too; when the names were
borne by our own tOwnsmen.
Mr.. Connolly was interrogated as to
whether he had ever met Commodore
Perry, to which he responded quickly:
81 was about to relate that story
Yes, frequently. / had business in
Erie, and my business led me to seek
Captain Perry. When L went to the
hotel at which he was boarding, /
found quite a number of midshipmen
and lieutenants, all rather given to
amusement. When sat down at the
table, and observed the light manner
of the crowd, | began to question in
my own mind which of the young
men was the Captain. 1t turned out
that / was altogether mistaken
The quietest man in the party was
shown to me. l found him very mod
est. and effeminate looking, and said
to myself, surely the government has
made q sad mistake in giving the
charge of cur fleet into the keeping of
this inexperienced young man; the
British will knock him and his fleet
into f'penny bits, but he fought them
bravely."
WASHINGTON AND MARTHA AT HOME.
''It is pleasant to talk to one who
has rubbed clothes with our naval he
rOes. Did you ever see Washington
II saw him and his wife more than
once. Ivisited them in PHILADELPHIA
"Iam curious to know whether your
of him is clear enough
to enable you to judge of the accuracy
of the portraits we have of him."
''They all make him look too grave,
too sad. He didn't wear that heavy
look. He had more life, more cheer
otherwise the pictures are
like"
"And Martha ?-the majority of pOr-
traits represent her as sad eOmpan-
ion piece"
."They are not like her; when 1 saw
her, she was one of the pleasantest
looking, and speaking women one
could meet with. One of the best
according to my recollec-
ton of Mrs. Washington, saw not
very long ago in Venango county
A peddler had it for sale"
POOR RICHARD.
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W. y. PORTER.

A LM0N ID. WEBB Notary Public,
"A Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Tension and Bounty Agent Passage TICK
cts sold to and from, and money remit
ted to the old country, at the lowest current
rates. Office in Webb's Block, Main street,
Warren. Ohio. . jan y. lS0S-
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CHERRIES SALE

Oct. C, IsGO-Gw
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PAYABLE IN GOLD.

PkINCIPAL AND INTEREsl
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ACsUsrA. March s.--At the city election hc n
to-day, the total vote for Iasor was leil-lor
Samuel Tiicomb Republican. 30: for Daniel
Williams. Democrat. CO.. Republican m joFiiy
~ Every ward ha> gsn" Republican. Last
~priar the Dem Dcrats carried the city hy 3.
m ~ y. In September the Republicans ear
~ q y. The vote i large one
BANGOR. March S-samuel il. Thur,ton. he.
publican. Wa, elected M or to-la, recei, iur
le>5 votes against 80 TOR John : Kicker. Dem,
ocrni, and ~ for Paiten. Temperance canliiair
! be vote thrown wAs the smallest for several
wears.
BipDEroRp, Mach , --,t Ia, city election
to-,ias. the Demorr q earn "a fsur nut al seven
wards, aud elected Jamrs 4. ARK mayor bg
pa majority.
cAsuAuTr.-W We learn tha, young man by the
name Of staples, OF suny. ~. severely wounded
in the leg. hy eomrsde seciacntiv hitting him
with AK while while choppng in the woods, day
or two since. The young maa Is in q dangerous
condition.
uwe are without or usual political letter fr,m
Washington. We are sorry for ih,..
The store occupied bv : 4 Holden 4 %.
Of Bass Hzrbor. fremont. Wa entirely ooasum.
ed on Tuesday night TIN, week The store was
well filed with good. and nothing wa saves.
No Insurance on the store. bu, there wa an
insurance Of 81 o0) on the goods. in thr-e afli :
cc>. the Bangor Union for sao1n. the Hartford
of Hartford and New Work offcc. Mr. Hol-
don wa. burned badly in the atiemp, 10 ave
HI. good~
There are probably ahundrcd Or more per-
son> IN this AMI netghaoriug towns. VINO dailS
suffer from the distressing ELECTS # kidney
troubles, who do not know thft Johnson. Ano-
hNne Liniment l. almost Cei ian cure In
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TO PHYSICIANS

.
Nrw York. August IS, l-s7.
Allow me 20 call YOUR afientiaa % mv fRr.
fARATlpN OF CDMFoTSD EXTRACT cat.
The component part are BUchr. Lose Lr,F ,
crnuus. JUMPER BERrir-.
Moie Of frcparsgIon.-Buchu,i in vacun. ia /.
htrCT Berre-, hy 6isttllafinn. 20 form n ine gin -.
Cubcbs extracted by displacement BY liquor OBJ.
tanned from Juniper iterries. containing a very
hitl" sugar. small propesloa OF spirit. aud move
critics arr by this mole extracted.
huchu. a. prepared by druggists generally Il
NJ dark color !. u plant that sfuiis IL fra
graRcc. the action II flame destroys this It's
ave prturillrl. l~atsng dark and Eiutinou- d"~o
ton. Mlne D. thc color Of tn=red-nts. Toe Ia.
Gnu ~ ms lrcpai siaon preiolninaies the smallest
quantity 90 the other Ingredients are aided -
pr'scnt fermentation. upoa Inspection. u wl BE-
fHaud cot - ~ a mcclure a. made IN fh8rmR-
tatiaA. nor i- q - ruP-and therefore can b.
r-svi Ia cases whcrr tower or insAmation exists.
Ia Liis. you have the knowledge Of she iakrcdi
rai q mole 81 preparation.
iior.a- That you viii fssor 4 alsh atral. and
N t..' iasFcr iou Il VII meet with our APpro.
W,4 .rluS. . e,naarac.
sin very respectfully.
,aelri.t and prurstsi ~ Il ycsr'. ! Srericn-c
~ rhi.adel ph3A anA noW located AZ ~ prus
and Chemical Warehouse. iag BFoadway Ns,r
lerS.
From Tie largest Maauia tanng chcmi.,. 10 the
II AN acquainted with VI II r. HcimhlI. he
oosurses thc DrpE >i9rc opposite my re.idrno~.
Whore arhrrs had not ecea equally - a@farc h,m
tavc ise~n iasorsl,!y lmprrs-ci Wiih h.s charl--
WILLIAM wEiCurMA>.
fun 81 Pou-r. weiShiman. Manufacturing
Casmis;.. Ninth ana Brnaa street, rhH
dcirluN.
Hclu. Js1it'. f1api -1;raci HaeAn. for weak,~..
arising from tudisrrrtlsa- The eNhausf~l pavrrrs
81 nature wh .rh are accompanied br an rnHHe
alarming .yn rtous an'naE vhieA viii n farad
WaSriuIncs-. Hsrrur u plsras~ ~ f.rb,I .nr. . {
Igl. ~ iarf infsrrnI Las+luif- ff~.-r- ..Fn.
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Barque Norton >,oscr. >'uVeT. from London
for New YORK, with general cargo. While an
chored al Deal 18Th ult. experienced irrtncn-
dous gale and wA> blown from her moorln-s-
Aiier dragging over two mile. with both an
chors out. and being within . mile % shore 10 a
very dangerous locality, he pilot advised cut
ing away the masts. which being done the YES
sci brought up. Was towed back 20 t'raSeseni
on the 10th. where she III he repaired al an cs-
iimared cost Of about Sio 600.
Sch Bonayeniure toi Boothbayl. hnis BIT.
while living at the wharf At Hockiand. loaded
with lime. sprung a leak night Of 26th uli filled
and sunk. The lime wat owned by pariir. 10
Lewiston. The cargo il beng removed and
the vessel raised.
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The following changes have bern mail iu thr
shipping 81 Portland during ti~ tAs' INV
months Bartls fiorcnc. Peters. 3ss isu,. nA d
ell y apt " ai.ou Hooper ani other. with
drawn from New York and reg stirred 81 ratt-
land: brig MARY Mariner. - Portland. 30
tons Withdrawn from ths- district ami r. ..sirr-
ed al y ! brig II s.cAn~s IL t0u.. Withdrawn
from Portland and registered al BlnEpr. .ch
Dol Ed4y. Of Bangor To- tons, Ow moss oss ne1l
aud hAilins from Portland. seh Loiiic. 81 Port
land. 2o5 ions. buili IN l-5. sod uut and reg -
tered Al baltimore IN Packet. o. FoTtllnd. =
tons. withdrawn and registered ~ Ellsworth
.ch L~ua> snow. 81 BucAspori. - ton. NOW
owned an. haiiln. from Portland scl PcpiiA.
Of Portland. Il ton. built N i>'s-, Withdrawn
TO 20 under Argentine ra- sch Adriaidr. q
Portland ~ tons, buill in I-..4 sold q fiacilr,
ia Nachias; sch Consrc... Of Bath. 100 tons,
built Ia iss5s. partly Purchased bv CAPT
York. Of Portland
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PORT OF NEW YoRh

AkRlN III. an.
Rrig Angler II Curtis. McrrimAn. ar..ina
l0I davs
Ellen Mara. HoNie. savannah days
Sch II Rowe. Love. Virginia for rrovi-
dcnrr
81 9 NJ Wentworth. Robbins. rhlalciIhiA
for { aiais.
Ar 5ih, Mary Augusta. Lord. and HAnnia
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20 washington ST.. Boston, have in their
hands over one hundred letters from doctors all
over New England. giving their testimony TO
the beneficial effects Of their Ssnoma wine Bit
ters rs used IN their practice II Is our custom
~ erhihit the formula from which the bitter>
are prepared to any respectable medical or sci.
en,ifc man, and IL always meets with universal
approval. C. A. Richards 4 Co.