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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-05
Early Rose Potatoes

EOR SALE ONE HUNDRED AND
Il SIXTY FIVE BUSHELS FROM ONE BARREL. L
viii supply the fall trade at
$500 per EusheI, or $500 per Barrel.
Potatoes delivered at the Depot package free. Ad-
dress, S, GRAY,
4l-44pd Norwalk, Ohio,
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EapmfOP Sale.
PUMP MANUFAOIORY !
The undersigned Is still manufacturing the
Reaction Pine Pump

At the same old place, one door south of
3 Bushs Livery Office, on west side Of the
"a . River. He has on hand large lot OF Pumps
CRAz and is making all the time, The pumps are
calculated to suit deep or shallow wells, dug OF
drilled wells with safety. The best Of piping on
hand: Wood. Iron or Lead Pipingcan be attached
to these pumps, and warranted to work well and
give good satistaction\ Those standing in need OF
q p111np cannot do better than to call and examine
for themselves. 1 have been In the business for a
number of years, and these pumps have always
given the best satisfaction Of any other pump that
5 have ever come across yet. 90 all my own work
so that can warrant every pump.
N BAH old pumps repaired on short notice
Bring them along and if they cannot be repaired
take a new one home with you
l7-6m G, BAKER,
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FREMoNT,O.


L. IL II LLO Il
nARBER and Hairdresser, st. Clair Block, Op-
u posiue the Postotice, Front Street,
FREMONT.
Curls, Switches and all kinds of Hair work made
TO order The highest price paid for Hair.
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ConaMIssIoN dERCaANTs.

L. Z. kawson, jas. Moore, Joseph L. lawson
j. L. HANSON d. CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
y Merchants, Dealers IN Coarse Salt, Fine salt,
DaIry salt, Land Plaster, Calelned Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entIre property
known as the Fremont W arehouse and steam Ele-
vators at the head OF navigation on the Sandusky
River, we are prepared 70 receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Once, at Fremont Elevators.
FkEMUNI. IL
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Cathartic Pills.

For al the purposes of q Laxative
rFeGiofno
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KESSLER HOUSE,

~ B. BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
II. to and trOm the House tree OF charge. Stu
aJ,sd corner OF Front and state Sts.,
FREMONT.
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hi M ROSMORTH. ~ ID
JOHN P. ELDEEKIN, SEN,

4 RCHITECT & BRIDGE BUILDER. Plans
a and Specifications for Bridges Of all kinds,
DOUn Wood and Iron, furnished TO order on snort
notice Designs Tor Residences, Churches ana
buildings OF every description furnished promptly
and on Reasonable Terms. Utice-BuckIand's as New
Block, FREMONI' " ~
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aoIaAs.

7yOR1IERLY Croghan House, ID, kaufman, Pro
Il prIetor, corner O1 Front and state sts.,
FREMONT.
Passengers carried to and trOn the Depot tree Of
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nARBDAs.
GEORGE HOSTLER,

II AS Just opened NEW FIRST CLASS SHAVING
II SALOON, under the Cooper House, and would
ulylue the custom OF all VINO wish clean, smooth
shave, wl5hOut pulling and scraplng. Shaving Oy
tine Month, ana cups furnished to order. Special
attention paid to HaIr Cutting, Halr Dressing ana
Hair Curling. to-Iy
FREMONT. O.
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nR. WHITTIER, 6I7 st. Charles ST., st. Louis,
, No, OF UniOn-Wide reputation, treats all ven
ereal diseases: also, seminal emissions, impotency
&c, the result Of self-abuse. Send stamps FOR
sealed pamphlet, 5Opp. No matter who failed, state
na.n Innsultntinn frna.
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Perhaps nc one mcdl-
cine is so universally re-
quirel by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
nny before so UNIVERSAL
u adopted iatO Use, in
every souut;-y a.Wl among
all ci5sses, as tiiis mid
but eMeient pyugative
IN. The oilviOI rea-
tOlis, th.titisallufere re
liable and fIrtlore c1eo-
tual remedy th,tl any
other. Those who have
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
is natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or graz
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
aCih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
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jjllIsctals IorAiuriangand Job Wlt made Quarterly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18
Freedom of Debate.

In the lower house of Berlin @ motion
authorizing freedom of debate was lately
carried by a majority. When it came
before the upper chamber-the aristocratic
branch-Count Bismarck frankly stated
that he had been opposed to the principle,
but that, considering that constitutional
life must consist of q series of compro-
misses, he now yielded. ''In the present
"case, he had never attached any great
spractical Importance to the question at
s'issue, and his opposition had been mainly
scaused by his theoretical disagreement
"with the principle which was sought to
ebe established. AS the minister of con-
'sstitutionsl State, however, he considered
"it necessary that he SHOULD not allow his
"personal convictions to stand in the way
''of good understanding between the
s'house and the government" This decla-
ration being too liberal for the roysl, noble,
and clerical members of the upper cham
ber, was most coolly received, and on q
vote was rejected by majority of 6s to Al
votes. All the ministers but three voted
in the minority. Count Bismarck and one
Of his colleagues we're engaged in the lower
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WILL be seen by our Columbia correa-
pondsnce of this morning, that there is
good authority for saying that General
Wade Hampton has not authorized the use
of his name in connection with the Presi-
denoy of the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany. The understanding is now general
that the suggestion of opposition to the
present administration of the company, who
yield to none in their regard for General
Hampton, comes from quarter whose efforts
to ipjure the trade of Charleston have been
consistently, and, so far, successfully, oppos-
ed by the men whom they now desire to put
out of their way. General Hampton, we
are satisfied, would never cooperate with
any party for such purpose.
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the nine hundred and sixtieth mile post.
Should the weather prove favorable they will
meet some time in May or June next, and the
entire road will be complete to Sacramento
and ready for use. Of the three hundred and
twenty miles yet to build about one hundred
and twenty miles are on level land, and re-
quires little or no grading.
The Cork Herald gives the particulars OF
series of horrible and almost incredible occur
rences which happened on board Dutch ves-
sci just arrived in Cork from South America.
A Londoner named Rogers was one OF the Grew,
and either from insanity or cupidity, he seems
to have formed plan for getting possession OF
the vessel by wholesale murder. On the fourth
day after the ship loft Buenos Ayres, Rogers
tool, favorable opportunity and pushed the
first mate overheard. The cook, in response
to his cries, ran to throw him rope, when
Rogers seized him by the legs, and threw him
into the sea also. The second mate ran TO
help the drowning man. but Rogers endeayored
to kill him with an axe. He ran towards The
cabin and Jumped down the hltchway, upsetting
the captain, who was running up, and both
rolling on the floor, Rodgers secured the hatch
above them, and made them prisoners. Two
men remained on deck, one Yankee, the
other an Iris hman, and these Rogers kept
apart by threatening to murder them, and
compelling them to steer the vessel in turns.
For four days the murderer remained master
of the deck, not sleeping during the time.
Owing to defect in the compass, he supposed
the vessel was steering straight for the land,
when in reality she was moving parallel to the
coast. At the end Of the fourth day sleep
overcame him, and the Irishman, waiting for
the opportunity, seized the axe, and at one
blow nearly severed his head from his body.
He then relieved the captain and the second
mate, and the vessel was brought into port.
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A coRREsr oNDENr of the Walhalla Courier
says: "In 1866, planted about three
s'quarters of an acre of poor new ground
sin tobacco, and realized one hundred and
"forty dollars from the sales thereof, be-
"sides using it two years myself. The
s'same land would not yield more than ten
"bushels of corn I took pains in.the Sc
election Of my seed and the cultivation of
"my crop" Take note Of this.
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house, and the Minister of Justice votei
with the Court party. 1t is not Prussia,
but Austria, that now heads the party of
progress Austria has granted the fullest
freedom of debate to her German and Hun
garian Parliaments; but Prussia, with o
sovereign who really believes himself to be,
like John, go man sent from God," rejects
the resolution that free debate in her Leg
islature shall be permitted.
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TN PIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
CNITFD STATES, FOR TAB DISTRICT On
S0TTH OAROLINA-IN THE MATTwR CT EDWIN
p. WILLIAMSON, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY
n O whom 1t may concern: The undor igncd here.
by givrs notice of his appointment as Assignee Of
EDWIN F. WILLIAMSON, in the District Of Marion
and t.te OF south Caroina. within said Dstri twho
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon hls own petition
hy the District % irt OF said District
Dated the eighth day Of Janua y. A. D. 1860.
A, q. RID,
January II mo Assignee
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Orangfburg
News writes as follows II have bale Of
sscotton to subscribe to that cotton factory.
'start your company. 1 think We can get
sstwo hundred bales to start with" Where
upon the News says: "Throc or four Of
sour friends say the same thing. Now Two
shuudred bales Of cotton, averaging four
s'hundreds pounds each, at 20 cents o
spound, is sixteen thousand dollars, and
ssquite sufficient to commence operations on
ga sure and firm basis. 1t is not for us to
undertake ths move. We simply threw
"out the suggestion. The leading men in
sour community are the proper persons to
"take the matter in hand. company
"well organized, with sixteen thousand dol
sslars subscribed in cotton, can, we guar
"antee, sell one hundred thousand dollars
"worth of shares to Northern capitalists.
1.-The factory can be built if our people
"wili it," Who will follow the example Of
0rangeburg, and which county will have
the frat cotton mill in operation this year !?
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HEARTH AND HOME, the new weekly pub.
lished by Messrs. S. NJ. Pettingill & Bates,
New York City, is making rapid strides in
public favor. Capital, enterprise and e1-
perience gre all combined 10 make it first
class weekly journal. The best talent of
the country is employed to write for its
columns and to sketch its illustrations. A
single glance is sufficient to convince one of
its superiority over the mass of periodical
literature, and that opinion is confirmed on
closer examination. The fifth number,
which is just out, is model family paper,
containing great variety of stories, essays
and anecdotes, and complete compendium
of the events of the week in the commercial,
agricultural, political and fashionable world.
It's engravings are one of its principal feat
ures, and arc only equalled by the picto-
rials of European capitals. The subscrip-
tion price is four dollars per annum, and
single numbers can bo obtained from news
dealers at ten cents per copy
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Agricultural.
GfrtilDfrs.
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers Of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WANDO FEB
TILIZER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable in our
market It has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds Of the Company on Ashle! River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HASEL.STREET in this city. In order to guarantee
Its uniformity and maintain its high standard. the
ompany has made arrangements with the distin-
guish ed Chemist, Dr. C. o. sHEPARD T.. who
carefully analyses all the ammeniacal and other me-
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for SALE The Com
psny Is resolved to make an article which viii prsve
70 be "complete Manure. " ana give. entire sata.
faction.
For terms, circulars and other information, apply
to wM @. DUKES & co., Agents,
No. 1South Atlantic Wharf.
Jaauary4 mgfames
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Ty THE DISTRICT COURT Oh THE
UNIFIED SrATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN, 1869.-lN .1HE MATTER OF
CaRI>I nPHER GAILi,ARD, OF OHaRLEST0N,
BaNKRUPT.-?ETITION F.,R Full AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BaNKtUPTOY.- Y.-Ordered. That o
helrag be had on the E1aHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. 8 o.;
and that all creditors &C.. of said Bankrupt appra:
ut said time and place, and show cause. II any they
can why ne prayer of the leliioner should not be
granted. And that the sscono and third neetinss OF
creditors OF said Bankrupt will I've held at the oftco
of J. G. CARPENTER. Esq Resistrar OF second
Congr ssional District S. c., on FIFTH DAY OF FED
RUARY, 1869. at ~ M.
By order Of the Court, the 15 day OF January,
1859. DA MEL BORLBECA,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. 8. for \. c.
January 18 mo
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G1nfati1ndI.

U,HE DUE WEST FEMALE COL.
/ IEag This is one OF the most fourishius in.
stituons in the State. Pupils received at any limo.
and charged from the time of On etng.
Tuition, inc.Rding Latin and French, 81 per
month.
Boar ling. including Fuel ind Washing, s14 so per
mcnth. j. S. BuNNSR.
December II mth3mo President.
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Gupartnfrsbip notiff.

OuPARTNERIHI IHIPNoTICE.-wE HAVE
I associated With US in the FACIORAGE AND
COMMISSION BU >INRS5. A. THOMSON, General
Partner A. LACHENMEYER md LOUIS CAIN,
Speci i Partners under the name and firm OF 6UNT,
BROS. 4 CO., Charleston, s. c.. and HUNT, TBOM-
son & CO., New York Copartncrship to date from
lst January 1860. HUSr & Dho
January l8 b
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fost aao fauno.

CTRAYED. FHOM No. 81 HAYNE-
y STREET; on the 10Th instant, INTER DOG,
answers 10 the na lie Of "Hero;" has an oval liver
colored spot the head is liver. the other
white Any one returning him will be literally re-
Warded. January 15
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n J.sCHLEPEGKHLh,
Cs
No. 81 LLNES7REET,
BETWEEN KING AND ST. pHA1P.

LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AMI
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PLASTER
ING LATAs. PAINTS. OILS, GLASSES. SHINGLES;
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &C., con.
stautly on hand at the lowest market prices-
September II mths1Ys
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THE UNDERsIGNE ED HAVE FORMED
A COpARNERs SIP for the purpose Of carrying
on the SHIP CHANDLERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS; tho name OF The firm to be 7. D. CLAN
CY co. Copartnership to date from 1st instant:
THEODORE D. CLANCY.
r. W. LOCKWOOD.
CHARLES T. CRAIG.
Janporv IA mwl6
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TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN TIE MATTfR OF
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
RUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE S0rH DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. D. 1858. IN SAID OOURT-IN
BANKRUPTCY This Is to give notice that on the
rHIRrY.FInsT DAY OF DECEMBER A. D. 1SG8 WAR
rant in Bankruptcy issued against the Estate OF
ANTHONY WHITE, of Sumter, in the District Of
Sumter, and state oil South Carolina, who has been
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
properly BELONGING to said Bankrupt, to him or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law; That msetiag Of tho
Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts.
and 10 choose one more Assignoes Of bis Estate.
viii be held ut Court OF Bankruptcy, to Eo holden
at No. "a Broad->ireot Charleston. south Carolina,
before j. C. CARPENTER. Registrar, on the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1860, as O'Clock
Pm. j. p III. EpPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
January 1S
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IMITmD PAI.TvERSHiP.-T IN
III nEESlGNED have. in accordance Will: the
Acts of General Assembly, and under firm n4uie OF
WILLIAM GURNEY, and ID oontorIRitv with the
articles of agrcemonl Of limited partnership tbear-
lug dae 9th day OF sep iember, 1868, expiring this
day.
[: is mutually agreed 10 renew and coatinue same
under said aUreonle /. tn Juno lst 1862
i>iCnelI WM. GURNEY, Genc-a Partner.
(Silucd) JAY l. ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, De:em0er l, 1868.
Dccelnbor 10 wfmlmo
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~opaRTNERsHIPN N9TICE.-I HAVE
u this day associated with me, III the FACr0k.
AGE AND COMMISlON BUSINESS. my so1.
HFNkY T. WILLIAMS, under the firm Of W. q.
WILLIAMS l. SON.
Accommodation Whlrf.
Charleston, January !, 1869.
January lM"lo
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IHTANTED, a SITUATION AS CLERK
w In wholesale establishment, by young man
Of steady habits and industry. Can give best of ref
trence. Address o. K Charleston Postofice
,Jantiary 16
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HOpAHTNERSH,P MOTTO CIV E
" hereby alve nolice Of tha admis'io OF Il. H.
uAICi as u coparinrr in our business, from the 1st
inst, under tue IrIn namu of JNO. y. FAIRLY
co. JND. 5. F,IRLY
RUrLEDGE WILSON.
Charleston. January IS, 1869.
january l3
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IN this number is begun the publication of new
story of domestic ife written expressly for HEARTH
AND HOME, by Mrs. REpEcoA HARDING DAVIS au-
thor Of "Litc in The Iron Mills" entitled
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JITANTED TO RENT. COUPLE OF
w ROOMS, in genteel house, for gentleman
and wife, with or without board. Southwestern part
Of the city preferred. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Janunry 1S 3
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nANCING HOOL.
THE KEY TO FASHIONABLE AND UNFASH
IoNABLE DANCING. &c.
Waats.

WANTED, A LaDY's MAID. WHITE
w or colored to 60 out Of the city fora few
months NUT be we'll recommended. Apply No.
Il SA1IIH-STREEI, between the hour, OF nine and
eleven, IL January 18
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Aw MOTTO E.-Mc cMILLAN KING,
IL Esq. is this day admitted q partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL l. SEA ADEo0K, LAWYERS,
No. so Broad-street.
JAMES b. OAMPBgLL.
HENRY SEABR00K.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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SEGAR EMPORIUM.
ID sALAs. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON
hs Branch of the Havana Segsr Factory, "La
Valentino" would respectfully invite the attention
of dealers and smokers to bis very large stock OF
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sEGARS, of all grades
and eizes e1celled by few in this country, and war
ranted to be as represented.
sample boxes sent to the country and orders e1-
ecuted by Express, O. O. D., or 80 days city aceep-
tance.
No. lis EAST BAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
August "a mwf6mo
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THE CITY.

Arrests for the week, 1,1G9.
Subscriptions to the Peabody Monument Fund
amounted TO $500 last week.
Bishop Serano and Father Slitz Of Mexico
sailed Tor Europe on Saturday.
The Tax Receiver collected last week
s24O5,lO2 %. i
Henrietta Rosenberg, age 10, was danger
Ouy burned Saturday night at No los Attorncy-st
by lie explosion OF a kerosene lamp
Yesterday Was Advent Sunday apd was OBJ
served in tho Customary manner IN all the Episcopal and
Catholic Churches In 81. Stephens Church the fOry
Hours Alteration OF the Cross was commenced
Late on Friday night Mr.. Fogarty, n distiller,
of No. 3g2 East Fourteenth ST., was attacked by Two
thieves at SecOndaye. and ThrlyfOurthst, Knocked
down slightly wounded in the head, and robbed oi sI5
An unknown German woman yesterday en-
tered the residence OF Mrs Ball. No. 30 Macd0ugast,
and stole diamond ring emerald rlng n comedian
ring, and gold watch. valued at $780,
The New York; News Company have Just IS
sued trade list In neat aud convenient iOrD when
beside being complete is Remarkably handsome spec
men OF typography.
Superintendent Losee of the Free Labor BIZ
rcan reports That Tor the week ending ON SATURDAY. 10
males aud 800 females applied for situations Male hep
required, 30; females 43 Situations were inhshed ~
90 males aud 3GG females.
Last evening n globe exploded in the win
dow OF Mcssrs Mitchei Welando drug store, No. cal
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. . H.. W. I,
mdse and pass 49,. ~ % rdse and pass
s,ssmsIp Gen Rsrnes Mallory Savannah mdse ana pass
S,s,nsbip asnsbnst Rector Bedford mdse ana pass
S,s%.bn yisgsy, Blakenan, Richmond, mdse and pass
Bark Wa Lilly Herkns Rio Granle do sui ., uV'' $780,
RAJ seoish Brlde Allen. 80 days from Indse
Brig Sul.ana, Pirouet Rio Grande do sui sep" 90 WV
Brig laura Arnold Cold spring. o. -. -,
Sehr Fred Smith. Smith, Malaga o. Gays, Hu-
Sehr T. D.. Wilder Holmes, Sagna - dys sugar.
Sehr Mary Fletcher, SbaTloi hudson So'e, soug.
OIL, ~ h. GENTLE, Roekland.
N SI y ~ '.n ""''" Ella Jane. Bridgeport
Eiot| pps,on. c.,msors Julia Il. Newell, Rockland
.LLo anoini soN; m Bulky. Providence
Jos p. Cake, Pawtueket Hsasisor Providence
John Brooks New-layen ire 40 inrnsIl STANDARD
A. r. Kindherg. Boston. 5ie.,a iporlsna C.
j.. n. Seymour, Newport NH c,ssn~icb
NJ Van Buren,, NewHaven "A'' ''S'
Oscar q. Aeken Stamford
BELOW.
Brig Museoyado from -.
DOMESTIC PORTS
,,,, uoxpoR Nov 28-Auiyed bng Ga1ele from luo Tor
New Orleans "a ,..i.od .,oorsbin saragossa from
York. bark Atlantic Newport Eng schrs ~ r OaoNus
80 MARY Susan from Bahamai DAVID Masson RON
w York on the Port Marcus uneT RON Ne"orieans
Electric Spark from Ne"'lork
SPOKEN.
Whaling brk Jauha Of New Bedford Nov 25 JILL long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29
tAnnouneemeutaI

SOONER OR LATER, q neglected Cold will
develop Cough Shortness Of Breath Failing strength and
Wasting Fes-hs courer Of Consumption In Instances
will produce Bronchitis disease Of the branches Of the
wndppe In all affections the Pulmonary Organs well Bon
eha Affections JAYsEs ExPEcToMST both palliative aud a
curative the testimony Of thousands and us wordw reputation
atesswhle Coughs aud Cold acts speedily and when taken
eorug directions promptly them Why not give this
s,GadrI remedy Gu immediate trial Sold by all Druggists