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The ship Bertha after examination by the Insurance
INSPECTORS finally ordered be stripped OF old
Ing csuked and newly metalcd She the Clinton
sectional dry dock. The Yucca taken
balance dry dock foot Of Pike alp yesterday afternoon
the of having her propeller adjusted The schr Wal
ter Raleigh, 4s7 TONS built Beevfe NJ In 1885, and
longing this port, the Dock
for examination.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP REUNION at San Francisco sd ult from New York.
sce csc vfy neagy wesn % and saw large quantities q ice c
damage, losing forctoOmass, 4c. :
snIp AKBAH at San Francisco 2i:h u from Manila,
w hsa Win ow as a
Tom that time 70 Jan had very hesyy weather from ssE 70
Of water.
tom as s 81 % su S 4 % s0s
1865 registered $40 tons. and hailed from Windsor Ms.
denas lost part Of deck load In norcr OF Cape carnAver
SOM cLArTos on % %S,sy,on from IN New York for Bals
soHR MoSTnosr, from New Orleans for New York, which
pairs. .
ngas the vessel before reported g collision Oh
GisceIIaneeus.
We obligations pursers Walter Price OF shs
steamship Wilmington from Galveston and 10 WIN Hasba.
way steamship San Salvador Theo Eger Of the
Steamship Montgomery both from Savannah for atlen-
sHr TEMPT Boston, Feb IoThe ship Templar SALVAGE
was to-day settled the United Court by an
70 The savors OF $4,000 the estimated
ship and cargo she Nantucket Shoals having
% Sssn hs New nea sna
Steamboat Company ssA The owners and Of the
Proclor. ....*4ssss .4.s.e Hss
The name Of the brig Peerless Of Newbuypor has been
changed Home and she cleared last week Al Norfolk
Barbados She 10 under American register.
Whalcnen.
Arrived at Singapore Dec q bark Adene Gibbs Bsbcock
OF NIB last from Labusn And sailed Sh 70 cruise no report
Of on)
ship Psouo from New Orleans for Liverpool no data on
sobero Light tby bark Sam Shepherd at fhisdsphia 9Th
Brig Helsn from New Yorx for Port Prince Jan 10 lat
sss, Alfred Keen, from New Yort for Aspnwa. Jan ss
Foreign Ports.
BATAVIA Dec Nfn port bark Henry. Blair. from sgd
kSW, arrived 9Th, 70 load for Europe
H.yns Jsn s7-cIssfsa Wallace Carney n, Nsw orssns
HHErxx, FEB s-Arvsd, schr Amhsrs. tBr). choIsnss,
NASSAU, Jan Arrived schr Sophia Cruise, savsnpsh
isS Srs GAMMA sirou nTcrE lcr Rsmsd,os lsnd pro-
Sailed ssh schr Chloe, Hatch from BostonL Galveston
lhAvns repaired, bsors reporsd a port the h; 22d
brig Ann, bsull from Wilmington, Nc,, London.
Dee ..nsi s Sns Ss s s%sa S. GA yGs from
Bsrha lNb) Lehman, 70 arrive, wfl load for NYork.
sr JOINS, NJ FEB s-Anived, steamer Hawk (Br, jack.
s1Jcas. M. FEB s-cssssa sesn NJ xnlsr. Durham.
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Phladsphia eth Louisa I'm, Evans and Rough Diamont
CBr), Whelplsy, do


American Porss. faf
II Bos5q. 1 Sse = s .s L.ss s5 Nor
raaon shuss EssSsSpo :eSrs Samuel Rdsy cssSss
Georssiown DC; dlbson, Bsrtlstt Nellie Trbo.
sss. hosaos sas
Iass s xcm.o
gr po.ss P;snsS0s ss s Helen H. Eossv Eswsy ssoSls
sisa.r prss sss R.ed nnn soge Rsn Psna
Daniel Holmes, Potter, Hoboken Cranme Predmors,
cissr.d-ssamer WIN Kennedy, Parker, Boston Nor
BATH, Feb s-Bsow. brig George, Swan, from dsorse-
sp h'lsn sh.
Neal sagua for Philadelphia, Isaky vraie, Mason,
6issrsaBs OLYMPIA tsph JONES' Ny0rt 'ehr A'nn's
9 sansd-schr squire, Chase East Weymouth. Mass
Ss5 HcSs S Sss % s baltimore
bark Mantou Ponce; brig William Parks, from savan
oEoRgErowN, SC, Jan s-Arrivsd schr VIM Slater,
Young rrafton. Martinique; scn Uncle
TOM Look West Indies; Mary Van Csa iAccobb, Ports
',As E.asp s:os.
Fer Ss6
dsps sssfsas
c9l El:woT;5 Hsrysy rhiaaeIghis ~,
Neweomb, NYorE for Corhwsl land sailed sth); AZ
% IsSS ss; assn sS sx0ss ceaaop ceodn
more for Camden; Charlie Cobb, Kennedy Rock!and for
,JACKsoNvILLE FEB ARRIVED. 3, brig camna Church,
MOBILE. Feb 5-Cisared ship Nevis tBrh Bentley,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 6-Arnved, ship Amaransh tBr.
cisorsdABrsS Lors tsp Albers Barcelona Sir Rob-
er Peel OBJ, Conner Nassau; Nueva Sabna tSp, Barran,
iosS~saed, steamship saxonis tNG, Hamburg via HAva
SourHwrsT PASS Feb 5Arrived, bark Ida Garter, Ken
sss
as e Liverpool brig Zephyr B
.na IT.. ssr ss9
sa
leans; schrs John Johson McBride az for haysna
o W. i0r Se"
css 'fsss
Expedite Beebe, do; Ticker Haynes. Georges Banks for
Seay ss
I % BP2H rSp:
ding Proyidence Norman Crowe Boston paTss sam
buco schrs HenrIe.ta simmons. Godfrey Boston: E
smith, Knowon Masanzas Archer Reeves ireland, Glen
The bark Ann Ezabeth for Barbados went to sea this AZ
PORTLAND, Feb Arrived. schrs VIM Arthur, Andrews,
Conn.,
bridge for do
Cleared Briggs Geo W Chase BACON. Cardenas; Kalamo
(Br) Mills, do; schr City Point, Fisher, NYork.
PROVIDENCE, Feb SArived, steamer Whirlw'nd. Geer,
Philadelphia.
Chase Elizabethport
RICHMOND, Feb s-Arrived brig Marion (Br) Saunders,
Cardenas; schr Jos Baxter Baxter, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Feb b-Arrived bark Geo B Covert Br Bo-
gart, NYork.
Ceared-Brigs Iris Br Pearce stJohn NIB; Hiram Abia,
Tfbbetts, MatahxaS. -fSa .-.-..-s ..-..
saied-Schr Leonessa, Myer, Providence.
York.
WILMINGTON, NC, Feb 7-Arrived, schr John 0rif1n.
CearedoSchrs John Fields NYork Agnes Blair Boston.
WAREHAM, Feb 9Below detained In the ice, schr hel
lie Burgoss. Mexican, from Baltimore.
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SHIPPING NEW $.
roRT OF NEW Yoak. FEBRUARY 10, 1859.


Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HRRALD TO our
regularly authorized agents who attached 70 Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do
collect marine reports M attend tho delivery Of packages
win be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,:
Resolved That on and after April 1885, the Associated
Press VIM Discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The Office OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNETTR whitehall slip. All communications from
consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells win be forwarded free OF charge.
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The Columbus tOhio) journal says:--A doc pasHet
the window OF the Journal counting room ne other
day, running frantlcally, with a piece OF hoop skirt
Attached 70 MS narrative " n supposed some heart
him. and the dog ran TIL there was nothing lejt but
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RRILLIANT.
BAihliASr'
ANOTHER SUCCESS. sFe4
NUMBER FIVE, NUMBER pIvE,
NUMBER FIVE. NUMBER FIVE,
OF THAT

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THE NEW WORLD,
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
NUMBER FIVE,
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nj which Ia brilliant IN every OF the word II has three
chapters Of that most exciting and graphc Of Oriental
romanccs,
written BY ARTHUR sIBLEY Esq and four OF Mrs FRAN
CES GERRY FAIRFIELD'S thrilling novel,
"OUTwITTEDw
These are splendidiy illustrated, as also are
"MEMORIEs OF MILAN"
by FRANK LESLIE and powerful story written oy vIR-
.."ALrCK DARLEY; or, A LIFE SAVED
Additional to thcsc Poems, Stories and Sketches BY
Howard Giyndon Karl Drury, Edward Fawce Matt.
land James NJ. Adevasse, Marion Powell A. p. Mors Sr.,
Mary Lee Barry Gray, Nellie Amcs &C., &c, follows
Under the Chris,mas Tree" aQueting coquetter "My
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and H. tpoem) "A Spring Sonnet" "CAn Write Z" "Ths
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(yoRHs BrNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases OF the feet cured BY Dr. zACHARIE $50 Broad
way.
CMITH'S NEW YORK PALE ALE.
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EEEEE
Prize Medal awarded PAris Exposition, 1857.
u~. oso vv.s, NJ ys.h,.scth .s~~~s
EEEER

EEEEE
Prize xsdsl awarded Psns Exposition, 1867 s
Brewery a4o Yves. Eighteenth street.
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues. New yosk.
MACPHERSON SMITH. DONALD surrH
THIS ALE is brswed with NE gsassst cars and ssn b.
relied upon ~ perfectly pure and wholesoms Hor DELL
CAcY 81 flavor and nns fONIo properties sssossilsd
single & barrel, or large quanssa asns so al parts q 'hs
The attention Of consumers solicited. Orders BY mai
promptly ssecuted.
THE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.
- - #1aNNt
~ Broadway, New Yorh, M
manufacture and have constantly hand for WEIGH
LOCK, RAILROAD TRACK, HAY. COAL, CATTLE.
WAREHOUSE and sv~y variety Of smaller scALEs
No scale before the public possesses ,ss sspssns aim.
snd srse.nsss q sdusmsus end sdapssy any location
"'''' ''' SAMPSON coxBINA1loN
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YORK PROpEHTY-BY JAMES NJ MILlkHs
s,os on sh sy, loob II q Of i4th st. each 25xiOO Ir
Ryerson. sov
lo o seiclSlns corsS q issh and h av . &
iio Of issth no Of sh av, sszioob hr Rysr q.
% 81 .dsiaas sssiSS Sysi:sa 5Sss SSSs
lois All each asxioo5 Mr. Palmer 1850
Slots adj each s!xioos Mr Palmer & ~
sIos Ios ad ad each each sssiSSs NJ Bell ssS
lots lots ad adj each each ss1iSSs Sr Hunt sS
lots adj each 25xlOo5 Bush. 5IW
iss o sa ssrnss ss1ass - sssa ana lash IT.
sSs: al Al sssst sssS SS; D hsrss M iSiS
s e & S & r. !, iss 'a '
io sd}oinia:. axiOo5 Mr Indum slo
10. .diO,nins ss,lS ssylSp ssSssy. sssss S
lots adjoining each 25xo5 Cohen. 1sso
S,: 81: ss]snns ss]s :ssS ssss s1liSS ssis
70! adoInisg 25Il Harnest sS as
ssrs is ss ass1s as'af III st. loo sd az
sore @ io AL nSove Kilpatrick S
gore Ioi loi AL AL NJ ,,,Iiyy,. sSS iSS
gore 'o' a'}; ~ 4 1ist - nsrrckra, SON AND co.
2lots Of s7th ST. Sd a, each s5xs7, George ooo
10. %as Of siG St. 50 ii Of av b. stsiOG ausei
sso9y sa9yia frame house and o. No ISIS sah Il
ro so story iag''Sr Srown stone house and o s
above and known No. 1877, lot isszluds, Th0ma. oxo
Two ssory brown stone house and lot adjoining
The rear Of hs lot M psce q r " eeH on
Holden. 49,, ..ll7O0
Two story brown house and lot adjoining known
No. AL with the leased ground In the rear, Mr. -.
f1ne Aose~S
Two story brown house and lot adjoining known
as No. lls, with the leased ground In the rear, ~
G. Landenhausen
r.. II. LUDLOW AND 90.
Building and lot Of lad st, 5ss " Of nth
lot 2lxlO05, Chas Mathews. .IlsoW
eore. snd Inwood avs Mr.
Gore adioinng Mr. Lent 450
Cores on Anderson and Central avs Hale 1Slo0
0,s pa ~ sae 81 roc m vnrson 5000
los adjoining the above each 25xO0 Mr. Randall $500
lots adjoining each 2xl0O whiting. 1890
BRooKLYN-BY JOHNSON AND MILLER. .M
House and lot No Kent 8 l34 n OF Flushing av
tpe aSoys Ios 10, sa.75 soId for for 10000
lots eth al 2OO II from "a Az. each s0xO0 1880
lot. I'D st. $50 II from 9Th 20xlo0 40
lots Hopkinson St 1901 from Nostrand av each -.
lot on Eery ST. rear above 25xl0o ............ $50
baanse Gore ois :. $500
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The real estate market was exceedingly active
Yesterday. The city sales consisted OF unimproved
property located on the Seventh and Eighth avenues
and l47th and 14sth streets. o G
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CLEARED.

Dale. M w.
Steamship Fah.Kee. Steele. Hamilton (Bermuda)J
Harvey.
Steamship Flag, Holman, Fernandina-I Roberts.
Steamship Thames, Pennington Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship w Clyde, Morgan Wilmington. NC-J Hand.
Richmond-N l. McCready.
Steamship Empire Price. Alsxandrla-James Hand
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New acknowledgements
Wood
ship Electric (NG), Jungs, Bremen Hamburg Z
Brook. Nt Gf
Ship Rsichstas tNG, Plump, Bremen or Hamburg Edys
Bark Freeman Dennis Orb Fletcher, London--R Nor
aan's Sons.
Bark Raray tBrl Carnegie Naples Fabari Chauncey.
Bark Templar, Bartlett MalagA-Lunt Bros.
Brig Memphis tBr), Sanford, San Juan del Norte-H
Brig Emma Dean DUTCH, Atkinson, Curacoa-Thomas
Foulke's Sons -e
Brig Mountain Eagle, Sherman Cardenas Miller Hough
ton. -fS
Brig Geery, conkln, Cienfuegos-N Mccready Co.
Brig Ethel Bolton i) HAney, Matanzas- Heney Parker
schr n H stockham, cordsry, Wilmington, Nc-Gold.
schr Wellington Snow, Philadelphia Dayton.
schr Bowen Hnghes Bristol n Jackson 4 Son.
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
y y q
sn Sns H
Ls;en. sr, Lsmars aayrs 5a92s via
zs From Brsst % Newfoundsnd Banks had heavy gaies
and Hayre seh, with mdss and ls5 passengers
@os ss
detained 5hours by dense fog Feb at lo AN lat IS a.
sssn:s'p San Trsns.cs, Bartlett Vera "a sss!
Soma date % 50 n = s. spoke
stssmsip ;uf sream Spencer Galveston Jan 30 and
ssise:on fss 4 with eoien &. Mallory Co.; a.s
Fe % miles o% Absecoms saw BARK n scpe q
Portland from Matanzas Ince reported below at Pha-
steamship wilmlnston, Cole Galveston Jan 81 via Key
s5 . miles north HasssEss SPOKE brig sous 10
sssa%p Hys % me sg sss
Steamship San Salvador Ssscrson, Savannah, Feb with
sss SCANNING % np1i Ssmars coucn % Noros with mdss
hoa sssWp ~ kn tbp9 Desg g.a@n s1'nd via Norfolk %
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg, Portland with mdse TO
steamship Nereus, Bearse Boston, with mdsc, to VIM
ship Game Cock. .sherburne whampoa .los days with
s.s 70 D dod & gssoS ns wa, y day, M to An
Jan is Been asy. Noi Ha,eras ys sh: noltheay tad
V :p Ssiss: Blue s.a is.a
Bne valencia Soi Bos.on, Small Fray Ben.os Uruguay,
60 days. with bone ash and bones 70 Miller Hougbton Had
Brig Caao hence for Remsdios s Cd Caps Nay, spoke
sshI naas Hs ss 81 1 ssr
y days with yellow pine to Msyhsw Has been days
sHSs ~
which va.
a ny displaying telegraph lights; amount Of damage not
sehr Geo HsquiEs. Tyler wilmington, NC days. with
n. IL ~
sehr Rebecca Smith, Richmond. Va, days, with -FOUR
'i sssf frsds r. i Wind wiass Holman, Virginia
scSr csr S. Fpgsrs g.,t wrSht vTsiq%s %,..,,.
6chr Graham, Fountain, Baltimore.
schr CheruS, Fletcher Portland. 10 days, with heading
schr Thos Hia, Smith. Rockland. with lime TO Gambia
cS f' sS1 jenkins MessSs s5sson for virginia
Sch sshr Label Psirss rsrcs, Boston for yrginis
scsr ssr s Newell 5.lsws. Hsxs. Boston for virsina.
schr Minots Light Haskell, ProsiSence % for sirania
scsr sc Thos Fitch Pe.,ierew New London fGy Virginia
BsS ssT Brasspo Hsss@ ror Virginia
schr Pierce, Hodsaon, Bridgeport Elizabethpor.
ssSr VIM d lr.o Essr.sa, saBsRgss BsIssspor.
ssr ssSr sS Ss9 s.s%;e,d rsss Stamford
schr white Rock, Hayes, Ncrihpor..
schr Sarah Elizabeth. lockwood, oyster Bay.
schr J Havens Blorom, Cold Spring.
schr David Nelson, studwen, Port Caesser
BELOW.
Bark Wa Wsvs,s % BsafoTd from Rio Ssnero Vi. Hampton
as, ga5s @ Lya o from RIO ssnsr1 via Hampton
SAILED.
Steamships Russia Liverpool city OF Paris do Flag Fer
nsuanw ssa wn rnnmer @ ssyannah Empire Ae1andra VIM
Also bark Moss Glen, Havana schr skylark, Cardenss
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Steamships Russia Liverpool City Pars do Flag Fer
nandna; Thames, Savannah; Empire, Alexandria; VIM
Also bark Moss Glen, Havana; schr skylark Cardenas
Wind at sunset NE. lisbt
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
MEDICAL WONDER,

Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, their wont stages I;
Scrofua, Kings Evil Erysipelas old ulcers and the worst
casss q diseases Of the blood great Debility Liver
this sovereign purifier hsi been tested BY ne public
fails when taken directed certain
tive for Fstua IN all curnble the fouiss old
ulcers, where the bone has become carries.
The Life Basam does not contain particle OF mercury or
mineral
Principal depot 24s Grand street. Sold by druggists. 81
per bottle or SIX for &5
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BELOW.

Bark Wavelet Blachford, from Rio Janeiro via Hapto
Roads, with coffee. &c. to Phipps Co.
Bark Inyernge (Br, Lyal from Rio Janero via Hampto
Roads (where she put In for ordcrs), with coffee.
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
IA Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries.
MIssoURI-ExrR GLASS Isl, TrnagAnY 10, 1859
II, Is, e, Is, 20, y, "a 10, r., 4, Is g q, a.
m .rdx sT e; ls, 81, y y , ~ g. rs a. IA q .sl la
a, 81 ls, II = 81 o: 2 Sc a. M..A "a
I, 81, GO, 80, 80, Ss, IS, S. "a, II, a. ~ 81.
Information urnisked ID the above and Royal Havana
ton stree.
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the matter which had caused 80 much onngns,n 80 ~
exci'cment during the sitting OF the JOINT conyen
Mr.. CrIioN, trep.l Of III, demanded that. before
the Speaker should make his statement the lobb,es
OF the House should be cleared. '0a
The SPEAKER directed that persons wno wara No,
privileged should retire from the door "''s "o'
The SPEAKER then said that on account OF tho late
ness OF the hour the Chair desires TO progress with
the business, and II there be no objection the CHAIR
Will now make a brief statement IN reference ~ ,ha
question. The Chair desires to submit tne history ~ ~
the rule, the apparent conflict with which has rro
duced the excitement In the Joint convention or the
two houses. by the constitution OF the United states
tine President OF the Senate presided over the ioint
convention TO count the electoral votes for President
and Vice President. The constitution proceeds no
further than TO say that the votes shan be presented
majority OF the votes for President shall be de.
clared elected President; and also for Vice Pres
dent On the sth Of February 1868 the two houses or
Congress adopted the twenty second joint rule In or
der as far AZ possible, to prevent scenes like those
The SPEAKER here resd Inc rue anS
this rule had stood alone II would have followed In.
evttabiy. that II any objection were made to the
houses should meet In their respective cham.
Ders and without debate decide the question.
xns aa @ ors rule the .as ss"1 BODY
enact another concurrent resolution covering the
ground covered by the twenty y.sccond rule. II was
the twenty-second joint rule, and the char sup
poses though not himself lawyer, that It IL one
when there are swo statutes bsarnr upon na ans
question which IL impossible to be reconclled the
latter statute must have the prevailing force both
can be reconcied they may both stand. the same
body which enacted the twenty-second rule adopted
BY yeas aud nays In botn branches Concurrent
resolution. the preamble to which has been over
looked In the feeling that has grown up In the Joint
convention. In the opinion Of the speaker tns con.
current resolution took the subject OF the vote OF
Georgia out Of tho twenty-second rule ana the
Chair thinks was 20 intended to be taKcn out The
preamble reads a. f0ll0ws:--
Whereas tss question whether the State Of Georgia has
bscons and snsee v Sspressnsiiea n ~ tive housss
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(NoRTs BuNIoNs ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases OF the feet cured BY Dr. zACHARIE $50 Broad
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TO ALL WHO ARE AnOTT no

TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
ss.., nutlD. pAetir slate Is what yon want. Fire
ts, ~ tng niilett a1nro, Frost cannot crack II
nelhcr sunshine cr water chi pcnttrnic ~ desnitc
" iroi the mrncnt " IN applied Can bo mt an nnv
torm' nom hat, 10 opcrpcndicpiar wy
One half cheaper than Shcot.S;lato
Soon haTdcns, es bear uniaIurcd the weight of
man jumping upon IT, WIN supcrccde lin ruohig
is expensive and soOp rpstcl through Iron Roof.
ing-thal Is 20 costly, and Omen ncks by its undue
weight the structure II covuras Guttapnrchn- which
always leaks Tar and Grayclfltto: shinglu Roofing
yearly growing costly, aud - but finder TO every
stray spark, which at best Time win soon destroy.
WIN. i. POTTER, INVENTOR.
,mEAR HBARi soon Robinson, President Of Tho
E,armsrs' Club, New York, Agricultural Editor Of the
Wv uIk IISogne, says (amonr otfer good things nc
Farmers" 3d.
p9oqpscd as lining for clstcrns, as plaster for
sinoke-honscs and ovens. Z. mi - III. '0-..'0'
Superior TO NIL Paints. '..a..
FOR the preservation Of wood from nrc or water Edtc
guttering water Tanks fence posts which n has been
applied will last indefinitely Long known and tried by
the inventor although but recently patented
All orders or inquiries in rcgnrd to PLASTIC SLATE,
or AshtAbula County sh0nd be- addressed to
BRYANT DlLLEY, Geneva Ohio.
April 4. 1866. rH S51.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN to the lc.
gal of the Incorporated Village nf Ash'ahula that
In pursnan 0fare@OlutiOn passed by the Council Ui
said Incorporated Village, IN the 18th day of March, A.
ID. lS vote by ballot will be taken, April jih A.
d. 1859 being the hr-t Monday In April, at Fireman
Hail. IN sad Village. being the usual place of holding
oectOnS therein then and there to decide lor against
the levyiug Of taX. m all of the properly suhjcct to
taxation IN the Incorporated Village OF AshtHbul f. I
the purpose OF erecting Town Hall IN said Village IN
connection with thu Trustees of the fo ynship Of
abua That cYcry who H. In favor of leyyng such
tax shall indorse un his ballot Flown Hail. Attest
T.. II. Gll.kEi, Mayor
j. L. FELLOWS. Recorder.
hshtahuln March H. lSi9 tOl3
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Florenoe sdwing Machino.I

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"V'i'S may be briefly stunned up as ioows. -,~
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machine is made II 80 MANNER III Whlch the
III, The rapidy of it's working and the quality Of the
lts sclfndjusthg tension. By .
Those abpht 10 purchase sewing machine will d ,,u
20 SAL at the residence OF the subscrber and 80 w
Florence Machine before Investing in any other ="
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