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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-23
EXCURSIONS.

A NEW YORK AND FAR RROCKAwAY.-STRAnER \
Brooklyn, D., O'Clock A. NJ Peck aim sis: fnItoS
tsrry ts srooriyI $50 pier North river, landing 81
Hockaway at no p. NJ, arriving at tae city a2 %
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
THE NEXT CENSUS.

,DThe census oftls70 will cause some i'm
rortant changes lnp1s40 tle West vas
represented ID Congress BY thirty mem
bers; after lS70itwilllia have Vehiciity.tSw,,o,.
In the Eastern States a very differrent.re-i
sultwill bs prodnccd. Those, States in in
lS4O had thirty;eight membera their
cpresen!ation,will be but twenty two after
1870! !" 10 1876, the Atlantic Easreerll,i
States as divided from the iSea,hern, BAD
one Hundred and nineteen congressman i !;
after 1870, They will have but eighty six.
More than one-third Of the next House of
Representatives, elected after tho census
Of 1870. will tbe.from the West, and, uni.
led 10, the Southwest, will consiitutoia
clear majority ofthe members Of thatbody
as well US Of Presidential electors. When
the census shallbe taken and !appor,ion-
-ment made fOrtl frst,tiinc in accordance
with IL, the Sonthfwill have d full repre- nt
sanitation upon the negroes instead ofthreee-
iifths Of them as now md heretofore. BY
this The Soutb]will gain thirteen members
Attest. iTis.well that powcris Illus de-
parting from the States that have lonbg.. aud
grossly abused il. .la,ihrr 9ff 'h :
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
AZ REFRESHMENTS.
INVEST VIRGINIA UxlygRsiYG.
Hon. Ut; HoKE, Prs. Board bsRessnts !.
q. q. S,urgiss,N Secretary, sa n

ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D. President
, Professor Of Mental and Moral Phllosopy.
=, >. LYON, A. N. Vice-President Professor
oihnglsh Literature aud Princit al of prepar-
at9ry pemr,mtnty I S.IX
= u; STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of Astronomy
and Physics...sss..,s.s,.gs.ess.'s'
II. II, PlEpCr, A. NJ, Capt. U. S. A.. Professor
\, fS Va Military Tactics. Y
j. =. sTkFiSsoy, 4 NJ, ri. D., Professor of
, Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
F. "; Moon, Ph. D., Professor Of Ancient and
>. Modern Languages. -''4
O.. w MILLER, \. ", Assistan, in the prepara-
tory Department.. h's1t
p.B. PuklS1osFTutor. 1'ada =
George u. llAeAys, Esq, Superintendent Of
Ground: and Builangsf Fi'f' = +,
HgsH y, BLOCK, N d. Lecturer on Physiolo-
gy and Hygiene.
Hon. JonS A. DuLk Lecturer on Civil1na Con-
stltutional Law. ~ g1 i.,,I, ,,I. "a
Fall Term beginsl III Tuesday in September.
Winter Term begins LIST Monday in Ijesemlrr.
Spring Term begins 30 Tuesday in March. IA :
commencement Sd Wednesday in June. :
run ' nT a,sIa $50 per Term q 70
Naiversi'yIss, 90 per Term Of Is
Rss5ainsT,Not TO exceed $500 per week.ar
.1srSfen nd for eatologue,ssl ;e.! rsui4. u
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4CHANCERY SAFE

~ virtue, ofIa decree Of the circuit court for
Lewis county, West Virginia, pronounced IN tile
causcof on. AHcnmdti, aud OILERS against
James Hohan and others Twill, ION The I'd day
Of the next term of said court Which common.
ees On ths 10th ,dayIof November, 1860, sell at
public sale, to Tic highest bidder, at the front
door ofitlie court house ofsald county. al that
certain tparcelof land lying aud being IN said
county, situate on the LEFT hand fork Of the AiuE
berry fork OF Sandfork of the Little Kanawl,a
riyer, containing Ninety-two acres, being the
same land asssisnped by said DEGREES 10 Timothy
Gardner heirs, adjoining tho lands Of said b.
flan. Ind u lid same Shall not sell .ort n SUN
sufficient to satisfy decree, then Evil, at
said ,tiYe. and place, sell thc!2 iacres assigned
,by said said d, deerec to said James. Bohap.
& ii {,aylusa TERMS: oigt'i .
A credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen months
the purchaser giving bonds with good security,
With intcresti2 itr1sl efr I'D, -
s...as-d,ir IJoI1alBRANNON,
il4r5t III no .leo,1siI Commissioner
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q EMBELLISHMENTS
.iarCHANCERY SALE.

lLN .lAliltLluk ~ . fAFi -. 'lHu -
't3Y virtue Of a decree eftLer Circuit Court
of1ewis County, pronounced il The cause Of
lgnatius Behring's heirs, III, against israel
RAnsburgs heirs, and others, | will, on the
first dry 'of ahe next tenn Of said Court,
lwlieh comuienccs oh the 10th day Of Ntven,.
Der, 1859. sell. at the front door ofitlc Court
i1onse Of said County, at public sale to the
high.esst bidder, oil that certain tract oflahd
tiliate in Sail County, below The DOWN Of
westSd, Oh the west Fork River, known as
THE WE lTFlEtD FARM"
eon,,aeiinpins about Two hundred ind fcrty:hye
\ pere ~ siiYiia1 h asrea IDIOT 'ri
.,,,r, mo-, AID snTERMS:sd lrdl
"a credit of q, IL aud ia months, ne pnt.
eli tser giving bonds with gopdl security.
bearing in,eres. from day Of sale,
.oq ,.u..,7o JOHN BlsANNON, Il,
oct 4.4t oh ,,,.,,s ,,,,. 0onnissiptery ,
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\ jn1NflCllANCEkY SALE.

ldRyi,;r,,,1 ofloasSenr ,h,,Ii; a.. .. !.
.nnS,,n WE. wv WI n; Hi Htsan couI, o.
~. ,,.s Of .;,ho,nss r,,.uaGs sonoa1sea ID
r;,..a,,;en a,S S,nrs ss",s' ~ ra.tlek
X pc.t tcrm of I'D rour, xI; ill., ~. ~ Wy q
on The lo,a tay Of November tRsa ss J =, mn
sa;d can't, IN IN. h;,4 h,aa ae eyh. Nv"se oI
,s"e,s N i,sni ,rina III hD;au ine io'owlng
state IF Wc.t V;rg;n;a v si,ss, ~ i%'s county
,nr If Sandfo,l n1 ,hs r ;.,,a I. on t, pen
S,;e tfSst ~ i6d as,si .aid L. Hso, nsGt
N sa;a ps,r;et ry,,Sa,.;tr y WY .. athHo
tract n Ike acres ad;n;r;na sa;a IA" ,nn NV o..et.
said ~, Ts,Sasn IiiSins Sran ~ "ete 'ne!
Patrick Fitzpatrick. 'bl0a 10 ~ " 'A'u
TERMS. .o
itiM ,,..Y., nsM RI, npg q
I'M =, III lFSlIe anu eighteen months,
h.s e Pnaenaser ssihE oonds Mlh 5000 security,
''"s 'A'''''''' JOHN az y l,R lae;
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
THE sTiTE uNIYEEsrrN

We have received the ANIMAL Reportof
the Board q Ryg"naoilbe VEST Virginia
University, containing iniaddi.ion To- the
Reports oftIioBoard, he President, lex.
eeatiyss Committee, superiptcrdspt, and
Treasprerss detailed account T. Of. the ii:
brary, Military Stores, Apparatus and In
s'rune ts=for Illustrating Mathematical
agndd SeeleHn,ifc Studies, a List Of Donations
and Contributions, also tho Regulations of
|the University, and Courses Of Study in
tIttG several i|fRartoseuts--preparat
Literary, Scientific, Military, and Agri.
cultural, ,.J.f.
The Reports were mainly made up last
June and show the results of the first gear
only There has been steady advance
since thsn, and the attendance now is from
. wider range, patronage and more
advanced grade Of Students. Those who
''sye been going abroad to College arc
beginning T. learn they can do as welb;
and at less cost in ihe:s own State, and
we are we'll assured that iai.tful effort is.
being made with The relatively limited
means placed atliss disposal to realize the
best expectations Of tic friends oof,cpfture
and advanced learningin oar State.
During the Spring Term. which rgius
March l6ti,?aspecial Class will he formed
for Normal Instruction. Dr.. Sears, agent
Iof The Peabody Fund, has expressed his
intention to 'contribu'e tiye hundred DOL,
lars 70 be be, exPendlead, during the Term in
assisting young men oflimi,cd means who
may desire to avail themselves Of his a.
'r;apsert'einst;, This fat should be widely,
known S9 SH.I among those whO are, or expect to
be Teachers. .s7.l raN saANi
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

iJ0Y virtue Of decree ttthe lttrtrIi court Of
ID Gllmer county, rendered. at tho Sep,embH
term, 1858 tlereof3 III the rchahtery cause Of,
III. U. Middleton's executor, complainant,
against Jesse Woqittt .kty defendants, /, as
commissioner appointed by said decree, wli on
the first day OF the November pterthl 1850, of
the circuit court Of Lewis county, proceed 70
sell, in front Of the court, houssido Of said
county by public auction Il the highest bidder
for cash IN hind, the lbt Of ground, mentioned
and described inilie I'LL hnd proceedings, IT,,
Ing In the town Of Wtston,s itibeng III saie
lot sold Y said Jesse W9of,er BY Gibsoh !!
'Butclier, tommissioner, under decree of The
circuit court af Lewis county, rendered In the
ebaneerys cause q Of ~ of Middleton against
John Lorenik, .&e.j more particularly described
rs lot No. 8 in the repor, Of Alihtsr bailey,
filed In said last.nained cause. NV" 'sl
aE 6at77Rm '1'aG EU CozAD.pH
sep 27.4t ,.....; Commissioner. q
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slCALHouNl COUNTY. q

IA gsUS CALHOUN COUNTY. M1W lAf
~ Governor Stevenson has u removed James
r llant, and substituted Alexander
Downey as Regis,rar-n This reioyalaal
appointment caunot be takou ias atls' ia il Inc
insercs. Of ipaafly. BY. has been controlled
by other motives apd!another consMera:
tons, perhapsless crcdaable!.' Why Gov.
ernor Stevenson SHOULD transfer the pe,eerl
of'regiytfation ,for Grpnssvills to Arnolds-
burg, W cannot say. !. isa,power when
uijust!y welded, asst sarelyr.will boz in
this ease, will entail all the, expenses and
evil oft ,lS, erection, IF anew our. House
and other public buildingsnuponi an a.
readyyimpoyerished people who have, a,
leayyiexpcuse, Observation-Disclosures buildings
al Gran.syillearideg .sdisF7g -e45j 100
ygfThe act Of Goyefnor Stevenson is not ID
tho interest ofpolicy!aoS Some Of General
Grautssappointments were supposed TO be
controlled by Other than political reasons.
Is it possible tina. Stevenson has received a
cheeks library5a woolly, horse, Or a
tracsof wood laid for this uneallcd for H. ..
fterrosi,ion in private affairs aaill"aH
fH4YaN Am Ia
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
IEW DRUG STORE.
FRESH PURE DRUGS Aybi MEDICINES,

10 IIIT IINI7 ~ T7f7I1'Ts77 - ~ .TF7T' =
y,lt5'eiu
..t;..t ta,,,s l,;, .rsny "a. ~ 1aIHIA
ls,ule l,aH1Gg Oh " ftni sd llii H9te II
CONSISTING Of
.lguot t,dsi1 " ot'N . lshheF g'i 1otal
,w i5lst ,H r2id,si ioi batii NJ" .Y.iIh
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
CnANCERY SALE.

VIlaNCER1 SALE, srNl
DN virtue Of a decree ofhhe circui, court of
ID Lewis county, WSpyirginia, pronounced
fn'the cause Pe,er Wes,fall against John Z Tur-
ner md oilers, we will on The liza
,,5 ae,i SECOND DAY
of the next Term oflatbe saids court, which
commences on The 10th day Of November 1859,
sell at pubIi:sale, 10 the highest bidder, at the
front door Of the coart house Of said county, q
certain parcel Of land containing Forty three
and hnlf acres, ,pHrt Of y ope hundred and
twenty Sven and Il half acre tract, lying aud
being in said county, situate ouwaters OF " of
Pen Ran Of tic Sandfork Of the Little Kanawy!-
Mriyrr, adjoining lands ofsaid Wcstfall, and
more particularly described 10 the papers Of said
tnnss, and II the same should not sell for sum
aia;eitn, tosalisfr said decree, We will then and
there, sell the residue Of the one hundred and
twenty seven 'andia half acres conyeyel by
Camden, Bailey \ Camden 10 said Turner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

would respectfully iuformmy customers, mi
friends gnd The pshiici in general, that | hays
removed 70 the large and connections Mare
houses lately occupied by Mcssrs. Gillian, Ebert
4 Co., where will always he found the largest,
best selected, and i'll prices not excclled by any
house in the STATE, Of '''s7 y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

COMMISSIONS Frs SALE.
Franklin ,nl1 ltt4sa Ei'or,.
,t.fd y, rs.to yll, ai1g- i1h''' II.
Jesse Bro,tM in rhdnctry N m
III 80 s6t b. dGj ycc,trcDii court " LtEf
m,ls4 80 lsyit,m fas,il,ai,,,
DY virtue ofa decree rendered IL the a ..s
Dpamed causc, at the March term, is. .,;,
will sell In from, orinhe; c6htt h6lse Of ls'J
county, on on the first day Of the nslt Tern
Giyenit court gfsdil cointy, de tract Q, .,as
IN 'hs z, f fii IiS''"ffs a AScSSs
bingin Lewis coun tss on Camp Neclns H i,ad
d branch bf Leading Creek being the salllsn ' Il.
purchased u said drown Of Lewlsi''.tsf'' "
y TERNsorsAlE.-A crsdi, oft = a. Az
is months, the purchaser TO execute bonus I M.
good security, aida lien io3he fetais ISL !"
thor sec,irity, ls1 i9u CALEB B0GGksN
: e September i3r4t ICynrnlss0ns"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

hcf'ff -IiSIaNtHi IN The same way
,,,tbyihc .b.eiys d higher officials .pfjE
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MN" Im thr lstmoul,' and

fftgtn-f = " Wy LSeWVt"t, uHu
= l"agaida de Remoral."
y 4 1T Is'FtRrHER ORDAINED, ThA
notice of.hfs Ioyainapsc lc published through
out the county, d. leest ferry days before oil
poll is to be taken, that Is to say, The ctrs d
tiis Board shall cu,lse ssI many copies ofls,
ordinance 10 BE- prepared forthwith as nay L
necessary. lie Shall post one Of the copies ID
conspicuous place II hisollicr,j orin. the dot
thereof and deliver tl,ertnisihlcr therrof'0 III;
sheriff Of The county, who shall post one d
said copies IN n conspicuous plactat every tI't
Of voting to tic county, and make return 'h.t
Of 10 tlrrltrk on one Of Tue copies .deiretd y
him as aforesaid, all said posting 10 he done IL
least forty days before the said 18th day W
'tobcr, 1860.
The tBoardIalso directs that a copy Ofthi' o..
dinancc be published in THE DEMOCRATS
newspaper published in " eston, Levi, COUNT
until the day OF electi6n.,.iis9 y
"a eniAtrue copy FROM the record.
lha g1ft,aga Tesic:A.s II STUMP.
CLERK fthc Board II Supervisors Of CAL
houn County. ass,,13l It sep l3'se
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

Isa My ti.eili,ie. r..t0Fths ;eehny Faa and
Winter trade drc grrdter tlau erer,S i,rhirl
lal!y enal1e. nle q compete 10Th tie East,
err niarkeis. .g.J siaods ~ VA .aml34i
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

, llE following very pertinent inquiry
has heeu propounded BY an iuquisitive
elotk: "Ifthe government loses monthly
81, 0ooLy rcasvn Of the absence Of clerks
irnm Leak, IN working hours, how much
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

LARGE BUYERS will find Il 10 their in.eres:
10 call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. III 3 dets promptly filed. 's2Ia ~
3mn.! taA 10 'alss'lf. ECU GGENiiEiiiER,
a l'arkcrsourg, N!ya.s
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
4lbraham SuyNam, defendant.
sg~!l 40 'gAtuchmeM at I'm,

Thcobleetof Ills suit Is to ob,,;, ,
agailnnsti lhsdeEplans for,,,c.s,m '4 "a !9an.
int interest thereon from March is, VI 20, ~, i,
pa!i, and 70 attach the personal : es, ..s1, y
.lc'cndaht within Tie county Of l.cw rSa'e III
llect the same tothc payment Of ,hs -, s,it'i
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yfiab 1ol sts -. ~ ..rs' ~
TIE Best Brands, ii T. cry : as'' .,,., IA
~, = y a. = MI / ..Atahc IoSSil z sis.a
ID s,sia slj.d aatis aesisl 'EaF ;ta TX
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-09
s1prs BY RAILROADS. AND STEAMERS, FEB. 8.

o.
PORTLAND s. KENNEBEo RAILROAD-1c car cattle,
bbls fish, 80 muttons Is bds paper, % pairs elliptic
pkgs butter, 70 sacks paper stock, cases woolen
car hay, do pillng, 10 bales batting, 48 pkgs
dries, % cars tor Boston,. I 80 "a
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILROAD cars
boxes, 8 do heads, do shook, do pifine, cases
clothing, cs. mdse, 80 cans milk, sundry packages
s. GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--149 bbls -four, 274 cans
hoops, 1872 do paper, 96 pkgs sundres In bond for
shipment east-1200 bbs -four, car pork, 2 do but
ter. i57E r1L sd1 D. ssf5fa t1 aol slafr srtss5 i
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. cases carpets, 20
bales WOOL cars bark do excelsior, II bbs beans,
cars CATTLE 375 sacks potatoes 92 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosToN, Feb L.
90 bags eed, casks oil, 10 bbls dye stuff 95 bdls
iron, 90 kegs soda, 16 bags coffee, hhds cider, 40
rolls carpeting 80 bbls oil, 100 dead hogs rs tubs
lard coils cordage 100 bbls -four, 1S bales domes-
tics, "a horses, 100 pkgs to order. For Canada and
up country-9O boxes rasins 100 do fish, 200 kits do
80 coils cordage, so shoes, bbls OIL do phos-
phate. hhds molasses 21 bars iron, 19 sheets cop
per, 26 bags WOOL 120 empty bbls, Sc bales rags 4C
bbls pork 80 rolls leather, bags waste, 4 do wool
to order. 30 -A''N
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE, FROM NEW YORK, Feb
Il24 hhds moasses, II ties do, so bales rags go dc
COTTON, u DO dry hides, pianos SO plates IRON 2l
coffee. 10 bbs oil, 100 dry hides IA bars iron IS ls
do 90 cases salmon 81 pigs lead 81 rolls leather 15O
boxes tin plate 81 hlt chests tea 70 kegs white lead
10 cases do do, Al bds paper crates SOAP so boxes
do, 2i3 do raisns, rs bds paper hangings 150 pkgs
sundries. ~. . - - h. - .
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-09

AN ELEGANT TURNoUr.-We saw at tbe
factory of Mr.. G. P. Kimball Yesterday. the
most elegant single sleigh il was ever our good
rtune to examine. We think it even excels
in beauty the famous sleigh Mr.. K. exhibited
at the State Fair. 1t is Mr.. KS patent cor
rugated pattern, painted imperial green ton
and dasher, running work fire white richly
striped with gold and carmine, trimmed with
brown silk velvet, and is rich and elegant in
the extreme. This sleigh was built by Mr.. K.
expressly for DIR. o. Fitzgerald of Dexter. Me.
The Doctor is well known in all the eastern
part of Maine as one of the best looking men
in the State, and we feel very sure he will
have by all odds, the finest turn out in the
Pine Tree State.-Portland Press, Jan. 6. :
To this beautiful sleigh that cost four hun
dred dollars, the Doctor has hitched one OF
the.most splendid horses in the country, with
gold mounted harness to match, making the
team cost in round numbers nearly two
thousand dollars. But the Doctors wonderful
success fully warrants the outlay. He is one
of the most skillful men in the country, and
is daily performing miraculous cures of the
most terrible diseases that no man can ac-
count for. All afflicted will do well to consult
him at Merchants Exchange, Dexter, Maine
ja14 swim ~ H Jf.r
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-09
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.

Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any othersor pay for the cure of Dis
temper Worms. Bots. Coughs, Hde-bound, Colds,
&c, in horses; and Colds, Coughs, Loss OF Milk,
Black Tongue, Horse Distemper, &c, in cattle,
They are perfectly safe and innocent; no need of
stopping the work Of your animals. They increase
the appetite, give fine coat, cleanse the stomach
andurinary organs; also increase the milk Of cows
Try them, and you will never be withoat them.
Col. Phillip Bush, of the jerome Race Course,
Fordham, N Y, would not use them until he was
told of what they are composed, since which he is
never without them. He has over 20 running horses
In his charge, and for the last three years has used
no other medicine for them. He has kindly permit
ted me to refer any one to him. Over 1000 other
references can be seen at the depot
Soldb by all Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, Y.
Price % cents per bov.
Feb 4-eod&oow1msN % hiH
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-09
u FOREIGN PORTS


Sid Gm Calcutta Goth ult, ship Geo II Warren, Bur-
well. Boston. Nf...f = ~
Sid fm Messina 12th ult, barcue Trovatore. Blan-
chard, Boston.
AT at Bordeaux 2tst ult, ship sandusky, Norton.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult brig Charlotte Buck Colt,
Palermo land cid tor New York;. as
King, Boston; Robt Porter. Curtis, Philadelphia.
Ar at Glasgow 9th inst. ship Pericles. Jones, from
Ar at Cardiff 10th ult, ship Success, Chase Havre.
Sid 18th. ships Washington Irving, johnson, for
Callao; 2Oth, JAS Campbell, Dunn, Halifax.
on South Foreland 2lst, ship Matilda, Blake, from
Rangoon tor Bremen.
Passed Dungeness 21st, baraue Alamo. from Sa-
vannah for Hamburg. '-''' %"
Ar at Newport East ult, ship Nevada, Jewett, from
Antwerp.
At Fayal Jan 4. ship Am Union, Grant, from Lon
don tor New York In days; barque Wallace, Ad-
ans, from Shields for do, repg; sch Ward j Parks
Bogart, from Malaga Tor Boston, do.
Ar at Ca.ao I'd ult. ship Kendrick Fish, Watts,
Chinchas, land sailed for Engandl
In port 18th ult ships America, Small fm Antwerp,
COSY. Reed, from do, ar 18th; barque Investigator
Carver, do; and others, as before.
At valparaiso I'd ult. ships Mt Washington, Tit
comb, disg, to load guano for Coronel; Alhambra,
Moult0n, unc barques Elwood Cooper. Dyer, tor
Tongoy and Tome ito load copper ore at the iormer
port Tor sat gold and wood at the latter port for
$l63 for Baltimore; Isaac Rich, Achorn, dsg.
Boston for San Francisco; brig Mary Louisa, Pot
Sid I'm Asplnwan 2ist ult, ship MOlocka, Haw-
AT Kingston, ia, 10th ult. brig Golden Lead, Dow,
for New York via Salt River next day. -.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-09

Cross, Hughes, Boston Oct 16; John Tucker, Mat
news, New York Aug 12.
sh3s4l shGA4LMXEsToN-Ar YES sOth ult, brig Forest State,
s.Sa Cld 18Th brig Mary Roosevelt, Farnswortb Pen
SH SEW s6f oRhsaMs hsTTss Brewster GOOdae, Boston
Rosi bordeaux; brig Theresa Butler, tnewJ Butler,
I ga ist, ship Caledonia, Carter. Havre.
"a a. da as SM Pass LIST inst, barque Hanson Gregory
PRNSSHoIPa PR SS NY Pass slst, barque Sea Eagle.
4ayane SoLA-Cld 29th sch Telumah Hall for
Ssy9nMs, Sld sVtSi seh B Everett. Jones, Havana.
New York. <u INST, brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie
CID 9Th, brig Hiram Abia, rIbbetts Mstanz..
,or easS S Idg 'i''' sch John Tracey, Leeds,
GEORGETOwN, scar LIST. br,os ro,,,o,,, r o.,.o
GhnNGToS6a SsM $ baasy A5S 5sSS6Ssgs
IL; P;HiL4DEEPHIA-Ar 9th. sch Crescent Lodge
CID 9th, barque Ann Elizabeth Norgraye, Barba-
does; sch Otbello, Eldridge, Sagua.
NEW Y0RK--Ar 9Th, steamer Franconia. sher-
Gardenas; Catalina, Perkins, st Jagoi sch Eva L
Leonard, Bunker, Montego Bay, J Is days.
AT Ith, ship Resolute, Holt. Shanghae; barques
Seversink, Gibson, Cardenas; stampede, Jewett,
v CID 9Th. schs John Lymburuer orcutt, Barbados;
Ina Ina montgomery, Mansanfla Skylark Loriug,
Cardenas; Union, leighton, Brunswick, Ca
haaa AT ltn & ship England Fox, I'm shanghae Sept 81;
Carrie Heyer, Poland, Darien.
Sld gtn, bargue HORACE Beals, for New Orleans;
Oig PRoVDESCFGa owl ESS1ase lUr sdnSaS b SeS Ab,,
ober. Charleston, SC.
Below IN, brig u Means Wentworth, Elizabeth-
port; sch Connecticut Pendleton. do
Sid 7th, sch John Snow, Mitchell, New York.
NEWPORT-Ar 5th sch 0ipsey from Winternort
tor New opesns fesa Sr@ Gssa Ho I'm WospH
Hole, do; schs July Fourth, Cobb tor New York; /;
sardinian. Hclbrook, and Mary Lanedon, Pmkham,
Rockland for New York; Mary e Rankin, Hall, I'M
Boston for Richmond: GEN Grant Miller Provi !.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-09
How a Decline is Prodnced,

Pure blood makes us well, bad blood makes us
SICK Vapors from poorly dgested food in the blood
are condensed upon the various organs and serve to
make them grow or repair their waste. Organs
made with greater or lesser proportion of such
materials cannot be sound, If the bad condition of
blood continues but for few days or weeks the
body will be out OF sorts; and if it continues the
whole of the body will In time be renewed with i'm.
perfect blood, and the health bad it is in decline
--popularly called consumption. +, y.,.
Now Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whole mass
Of blood, causing the expulsion of impurities; the
body feels relieved from single dose-what then
may be expected from twenty? BY continuing
their use the whole of the blood in time becomes
purified, and the body reconstructed from good ma
teriai, the decline stopped, and new lease OF lie
secured -
Principal Office, Brandreth House, New York
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