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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-13
medical Examiners !:
JANIS MovAY. sub-Agent.

Baton Rouge Beard Of Reference: -.
Prof. W. H. N. Magrsder, John A. Doughsrty,
Hart & Hebert, r. D. Day. N. W. Pope, w.
Cbsmberlin. j. v. Duralde, George A. Pike,
Henry Jones. D. C. Montsn, J. 3. Elan H. j..
Hyams, r. H. Day, MD, W. r. Tun,ard.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-13
Assets, Jan. /, 1858, over s2,50o,oO0.

THIS COMPANY issues policies on lices on all
the different PLANS and at favorable rates as any
other while il has restrictions IN regard to res-
idence or travel and all It's profits are dirided an
,,laHy among It's policy holders Its policies a1e
all issued on the NoS-FoRFEITINa Plan. 1t u
prompt in the payment os losses, no company
having better reputation for promptness or
liberaity. sa;t.t .e1te q aaa p
The amount received for premiums
alone ia the year 1861. was. Si40ot4y %
Interest received same time- lb,o35 ~
Losses by death for the sane period 153 300 90
This Company at its last Annual Nesting, held
in January, declared dividend of Forty per cent,
payable in cash, and Ytss. +s ~AA
Resolved, !" That all dividends previous to, and in
cudinp that Of January 1857 will be paid during the
couept year, at the periodoi fine renewal OF the re
snectiye policies, and from and after January 1869,
thew will be paid at the periods ofther first renewal
ls5 Agency OFFICE,
| James hcvay's Hardware Store. 2 -
Baton Rouge. La. = oeV
- ---g ii i o.
medical Examiners: eoa aaoils
7. j. Bufington, NJ. D. J. Duchein, NJ. b
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, q %
F II tgent:
JANIS MovAY, eub-Agent. =,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-13

E. F. Gross, Master j. G Landry, Clerk,
Will leave New Orleans every MONDAY at ".
and every FRIDAY at 10 NJ. VIII leave Bayou
Sara every 1UESDAY and SATURDAY evenings.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-13

uav;ro nurehased from Mr.. J. w. Saatafee the
patent of his veterinary Remedies iof 'h'S
narisb. will fll all orders sent me- In every
instance these Remedies have proved compie'e
cnres. have used them myself with perfect
.,,ocsas and can confidently recommend them to
others. -,,.
- r-a PHILIP BAUER, ii
L;vsrv Stable. Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

and the matron added" The Lord Jesus you
remember him.
A look like sunlight breaking through a
cloud, look which only saints may wear, IRA
dated the fearful face of the dying woman as
she replied:
"Oyes, 1 knew Him and loved Him before
fell asleep"
The man of God was called Afewwho had
known Lucy in her early day came also. There
was much reverential feeding and some weep
ing around her death bed. Then rose the voice
of prayer. At first her lips moved as her weak
spirit joined in that fervent appeal. Then
they grew still, and poor Lucy was dead-dead
in her gray haired youth. Those who gazed
on that placid face, and remembered her harm
less life and patient suffering, doubted not that
| the morn Of an eternal day had broken on her
might of Years"
! Thirty years from the time of the commence
ment of this mournful history, on a bleak au,
tumnal evening, 4 rough country wagon drove
into the town of c.. 1t stopped at the
aims house and an attenuated form was lifted
up and carried in, and the wagon rumbled
away. This was Lucy Duttan brought to her
native town to die.
She had been in a decline for some months
and the miraculous strength which had long
sustained her in her weary wandering at last
forsoOk her utterly. Her sister had died some
time before; and the widowed husband hat
soon after removed to the far west, so Lucy
had no friends, no home but the aims house.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

Women have no greater weakness for dress
than men. Any opinion to the contrary is
founded on the fact that the dress of womea
Smore demOnStrativc and SNOWY This, how
ever, does not involve a greater expenditure. A
man sees the last of 800 bill in getting suit
of clothes; woman spends $50, and is accus-
ed Of indefensibe cxtravigance. OF ten men
and ten women taken in the street as they
come, it will be found that the ten men spend
two dollars to one OF the women. OF course
majority of the men won't admit this, but it
is truth, nevertheless.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

The poorest are not unfrequently the hap
piest a Sultan, who, as cure for low spirits,
was directed by his medical adviser to wear the
shirt Of the happiest man in his dominion. Sc
ected gay and reckless fellow; but found he
had no shirt.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

One of Josh Billings maxims: "Rise ear
ly, work hard and late live on what you cant
sell give nothing away; and if you don't die
rich and go to the devil, you may sue ME for
damages,
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

'How we'll he plays for one so youngp" said
Mrs. Partington, as the organ boy performed
with monkey near her door; land how much
his little brother looks like him, to be sure p
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

Let us have peace" as the fellow said
when he locked up his wife in the coal. cellar.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

A man who was arrested for stealing goods
at fire the other day, plead as an excuse that
he had been in the place but few days and
hadn't learnt the rules
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

A certain insurance agent says married
man should insure his life for many reasons.
But the most important of all is, that it would
prove great help to his wite's second husband,
and might be the means of starting him in
business
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17
T0StimOniaIG.


~, HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
-'' justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pa, writes;
nAuo Philadelphia, March %, 1868.
4 rrIOhand s Ger man BIters IS good
"eaul s IN diseases "A ofthe digestive organs
ssa1 % benefit IN - cases OF debility, and
Ae,VOus action in the system,
ioars' truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD"
ina, hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
% the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
iDnSda.tIo Philadelphia, April 28 1863.
uet hoOhand' German Buffers VALUABLE
4 l,aaease vase OF attacks of Indigestion or Dyspep-
H. ..sa .1ssatliy this from my experience Of it.
"" respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
J,,,t ,dos. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
p" the Supreme Court of Penn, writes:
&ks,.t Philadelphia, June LIST, 1868.
haa BSsocC Bnc bV exp ~ erience that HOOAand's
'sN' 'ynpOms alAV most std directly. %
GEORGE sHARSWOOD.
Assa,,Inso RON REV. E. D. FENDALL,
4ATe hditor, Christian Chronicle, Philada.
1aAds ceu decided benefit from the use Of
aQasOS %sn man Blllers, and feel it my privilege
IHe ana. Mem as a most valuable ionic, TO all
taaIs;nating from general debility, or from
Yo"s from arrangement of The liver.
H.. i'uiy' E. D. FENDALL.
kdes AZ ,S druggist says that he has sold large
4a gave rno - anu mas never SOLD medl-
IN reeow0s universal satisfaction. He takes
IUTIo. hehdlng 1t to his customers.
1aielted SnoOhand's Germ an Remedies are
ON ia an ~ 'nat the signature of G. NJ
aes are eo" WI nlpper Of each bottle
4epal off, lett.
Medicine S, ana Mandatory at tn G
hPs' SS'ofe, No 63l ARCH street, PhIIa
EuAS' M. EVANS, Proprietor.
fofmerly C. M. JACKSON d. Co.
laG,C. PRICES.
~aa Bitters. per bottle, al OF
ds ce,m. half dozen, S o,
ps, S%sN SoS1s' =, Tome, put up in quart bottles
aol Go,e., or half dozen for 81 so.
~%dst to sst tba e1aaIne famine we'll the article yO'
OsUCctSIpoR SALE by ALL
In, End SFOREKEEPERS.
Sshy EVERYWHERE. ~
%s, lssss. hoFFECkER, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

81 never complained of my condition but
once" said an old man, when my feet were
baro, and | had no money to buy shoes; but
| met man without feet and became cOuten-
-
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17
DEBILITY.

"tng from any cause whatever; PrOstration Of
NSYs'em, lndnced by Severe labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, &c.
Neh 70 medicine extant equal TO these reme-
~ 'ach cases. tome and vIgOr is impaired to
sh0le system, the appetite Is strengthened, food
tYed' The stomach dIgests properly, the blood IS
f'a' Ihe complexion becomes sound and healthy
quo" lnge is eradicated from the eyes, bloom
,'l 70 The cheeks, and the weak and nervous in.
Neomes strong and healthy being.
H"as Advanced in Life. anc feeling the hand of
t'sgMng heavily upon them, with all its attend
W. ~ will lind in he use Of this BITFERS or the
V'an elixir that will instil new life into their
'aIOIe IN measure the energy and ardOr OF
p's health and happiness to their remaining
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

When man snores in his s!eep, is the sound
vocal or Instrumental?
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

The greatest miracc-Reforming a coauette.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

FIRM DETERMINATION.-Al little four or five
years old boy was seated at the table eating his
dinner. a small cut OF bceisteak was given
him, and taking it upin his hands, he resoute-
y endeavered to get bite off the end of it, IL
being pretty tough-as beefstake sometimes
happens to be-he pulled and jerked and grun-
ted at the task little more than was consistent
with modern ideas Of polite dining. After
few earnest struggles all in vain, he turned to
his mother with look Of mingled energy and
despair, and said through his vexation and
tears, Mama, mes going to have piece Of
this meat, or pull my mouth out.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17
lOOfland's German Bitters,

4 HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
tPrsd by nR. c. M. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA PA
'htY6ve years since they were first introduced
tbs country from Germany, during which time
nave undoubtedly performed more cures, and
silsd suffering humanity IN greater extent, than
oaef remedies known to the public.
he'v remedies will - effecIually cure Liver
Ilsnt Jaundi e y @VDyspepsia. Chronic or
"'T' sdO.aI debility; w. Chr On!c D.ar[h@a Disease
ftsfed Liver, Stomach or intestlnes.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

~ "aVe hO apppetIte.
Ia class OF persons The Blters, or the I onic, is
eelY recommended
Wax AND DELICATE CHILDREN
'gs Nc s'fong by the use of either Of these reme-
IaeY SY Will cure every case Of MARASMUS,
alOs n oil certificates have accumulated in the
E,;o ~ ule proprietor, bat space will allow OF the
-uO9 Ol but few. Those, il will be observed. +.
s,.. Un aoIe' and Of such standing that they must
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

U0OFLAWDS GEhWhN 0A4 END,
Hoohand's German Tonic.
The Great Remedies for Diseases of the
LIVER. STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGNs.
HOOTLlND'S GERnAN BIITERS
.,mo sed Of The pure Juices, Tor as they are me
's'";nauv termed tracts Of Roots, Herbs
eut'S SarE,, making M preparation hIg ghly con
lsHtraIe ed. anil en- III tlreIy free from all al
lnoitc aimirl4re of any kind
HOOFLANDS' GERMAN TONIC
Il, combination Of all the ingredients of the Bitters
M The puresl quality SANTA CRUZ Rum, Orange,
\ making one Of the most pleasant and agreeable
lSedies ever offered to the public.
Those preierung Medicine free from Alcoholic
&nIlure, Will use
4 Hoofand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the combination of
L Blien as stated, will use
lHOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good. and contain the same
sIicinal virtues the choice between the two being
mere matter of taste, the Tonic being the most pal
Ibe
The stomach from variety of causes, such as In
,e,iOn Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, etc. is very
iO have its functions deranged. The very
rer, ympalhIzlng asM hcIOseIy as il does with
Stomach then been ZONES affected, the result
+ which IS thai The pa tIent suffers from seV eral
more Of the following diseases
Constipation, Flatulence. Inward Piles,
Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity
Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness
or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructatlons, Sink
ing or FIutterlng at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming OF
the Head Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, FIuttering at the Heart.
Choking or Sufocating Sensations when
ina living posture, dImness oF vision,
Dots or Webs before the sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Defci-
ency Of Respiration, Yel-
lowness Of the Skin and
Eyes, PAIN m the SIDE,
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sud-
den Flushes Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh Constant Imaginings Of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
he sufferer from these diseases should exercise
greatest caution in the selection of a remedy tor
case, purchasing on ly that which he is as
ed from his Invesl q AgatOns and inquiries.
itmes true merI isT Yskillfully compounded,
lee from injurious IN gradients. and has es-
Ihed for itself a reputation for the cure Of these
ases In this connection we would submit those
.knOwn remedies
AoaA0nH9S ~ ow..~ND DsAAou,e
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17
NOTICE.

'We established fact that fully one-half Of I
POftOn OF our population are seldom
.,S.a ,gnenl Of good health. or, to use tn
uResslOn - nar & Anr fanI ,rnIl - Than ,
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cnsent OF the Legislatures OF the States through
J" -,lch' the road would pass, upon which
Mr. DooLITTLE, tdem) OF WIS.,, addressed the senate
at considerable length. arguing against the consttu'
t0nAty Of the bill and Its necessity The need Tor
new railroad between New York and Washington was
less now than at any time for the last twenty-five
years. II any new road from washington was
needed Il was towards the West and there was no
occasion to ask Congress to authorize the construc
ton or It. because the States would undoubtedly be
found willing whatever might have been their past
policy TO charter as many roads as were needed for
the public good. But even II the proposed roads
were needed, he opposed the bill, nrst because inc
constitution gave Congress no power to grant powers
to any corporations either expressly or ny implica-
ton; second because Congress had no right 10 as
sert the right OF eminent domain over the territory
of State and thereby to GUST the Jurisdiction OF the
State ITSELF third because Congress had no power to
withdraw valuable and important property interests
belonging to the States out OF the reach OF taxation
by the States.
EVIDENCES IN CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
Mr. CoNKLING, from the Committee OF Conference
in regard to the amendment to the bill to prescribe
the mode OF obtaining evidence In contested cleo
ton cases. reported that they had agreed to IT. In
form authorizing registers IN bankruptcy and no
taries public to take such evidence. After some
discussion the report was agreed TO:
Mr.. CAMERON, (rep.l OF Pa, moved 70 90 INTO eA-
ecutive session. but before the question could De
put Mr.. Grimes moved to adjourn, and accordingly
the Senate at halfpast three O'Clock adjourned until
tomorrow. e.s.4-
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Pool ss4; ass
81 Sssas sa 80
a S.ss GSs::, New
s;s = ?. :ss '' s.S Ss5:.
~ s Tss s % &: . ss;
in port Nov II (bsck das) bark Brave (Br> for Nsors
American Ports.
BOSTON, Jan sl-Arrvsd schr Gov s'n'n' o'o~ei'
Ship Borneo Bursley Rio Janero schr Fawn
GA .in Wind rG Armenia brig Five sro,1:
IS nsSns Steamship Roman rhsdspha r Anna
Iy S Ks%h jan -Arrivs ship ANNAPOLIS Lennon.
LSssSssa G',s hssrs Fox. E.
f issas G Mss sil ssssi
saisdsSlD Southern Rights, williams Liverpool Vi. Nor
sSlRsrSs Jam % ss:; sss Ss.
sasn VIKING
COMBS. Sss :sAs'
:1ss & sssSa:r ri NYors
Rankin, Rankin, phiadelphis nth, brig DannA, oNs'
LAM ssas; p;yssssa Blake West 1ods'
.GLoUCEsTER Jan n-Arrivsd, schr John r'n'n' Could
HOLE Jan ..S. nss 5ss
Bennett and Hastings (Br) uoucher do for do Mag
iMS.y Ana ksss Psrsn sGf
York Star Light Wcntyrc for do; rinhack Gra
ham, Boston for Tanger; Revenue cutter CRAWFORD
2ist HM-Arrlyed schrs Anna Lyons, Kemp, NOrleAna
days Boston: enrietta Simmons, DANDY, Phusdephi
ss ri 1Ss ..
NYork for Canning Adde Smith, BOSTON for Tangier
NORFOLK, Jan l9--Arrvsd bark Busy, from on Csps
Henry beach schr 4 Thompson, Churn NYasS *.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2l-Arrived bark " codinnd tbrls
Higgins, Liverpool brgs Samuel Lindsay wilson, vsrpooi
and lost sails; Alpha Br, Partridge Messina schr Abpa
Bnrsley, Parker, Boston.
Clearcd-Brg Alston, SAWYER. Matanzas
to-day Iolque for London brig Ida, FOR Fort
Spain schr Sallic B, for sagua.
PORTLAND Jan so-Arrived, steamship Franconias
Ceared.Rrg Geo Burnham, Mcclellan Natanzas; schf
Emeline McIan. Torrcy Baltimore
RICHMOND Jan 20-Arrved. schr Nellie Brown, hisgnss
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec el-Arrlved, shin dov Morton,
Rowland, NYork via Rio Janeiro bark Arches, hopSnss
Cleared-sh,ps cul,iyator. Liverpool Alunina, DO.
Scholarship Laurens, Liverpool >,.,, NO..
22d--AIr.yed, ships Severn, SYDNEY, NSN; Reunion,
Nichols NYors 1iazelr Meyer, Hamburg
Sailed Steamship Constitution, Panama; ship CamiLes
shvHNNAH jan ls-Arriyed, ship Nordon Nor, covel.
sen, 0uadaloupe; bark Hadan (Nor), sen, Honnucrs
7th~Arrived ships los (Nor Dahl Barcelona Elsinores
Clark NY0rk Bazar Jefferson, do; bark koaseoren norN
AYesen Hull brs Susie Stront Strout Jamaica Tor New
York Iris Pcarce NYork; schr wanas, Carr, Cenfuegos
for NYork y.
saiIed-schr Sabine. Currier, Jacksonville
Isth-Arrived, schr Oriole Stahl Boston. .
WILMINGTON. Nc Jan 22-Cleared, steamship Mary
Sanford, Moore, NYork.
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steamship Caledonia DR. Mcdonald, Glasgow Henderson
Bros
Steamship Iowa tBr, eerwics, Glasgow via Liverpool
Henderson ilfoa.
bark Heiios tYGi, zesmsr, ste,tIn-Funeh, Meiucke
Co.
man.
Hrig Keystone, Barter, Cadiy-J w Flwei 90.
Hrig Mary Rice, Rronghton, FernarnbncoJ ward Go.
Brig Iris Br), Simmons, Pont-a- Pitre-H vstablo
Son
Brig r Nash, Lancy, csrdenas Brett, Son 4 CO.
Brig Eureka tlf), Dlnsnore carfenasJ Whitney CO.
schr Lydia varwei tBr), Mis- Constantine pie Fabbri
Cnaunccy
Hchr Carrie A CLARK, kehoe. ttils % Vessels.
schr l. a Bayles, Bayles, 5acksonyileVsn Brunt 4
slsrit.
achr warels, Penny, Savannah N l. McCready A Co.
schr Henry hsrtcan Jones' Charleston Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
sehr Y damage. survey. Phii.dephia-w Brown A 10
schr John s,rout, Crawford, rhisdelph.a-Baker Day
schr John Snow, Mitchell, Elsabe,bport Richard
sshr Boomer, jacobs. Bos,on-R Ropes A 20.
ARRIVALS
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PORT OF srg yoax. JANUARY ~, 1869.
iIcrald Prclsnrc..

Captains and Pnrsers Of Vessels arriving nj this port win
please deliver all packages Intended for the HERALD
regularly authorize agents who attached sicam
Yacht Tho New York Associated Prcss do not
collect marine reports attend 10 the delivery OF packages
will be BY the following from The proceedings
OF the GUITAR monthly meeting, held March Q, 1885,:
Resolved That on and after April 1853 tho Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection of ship the
hsrbor OF New YORK. PASSED. unanimously.
nS- The Office Of tho Herald steam yachts JkNFg and
JEAsSfTTr whitehall slip. Al communications from
c0nsIenccs the masters of Inward bound
will be forwarded free % charge.
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ARRIVALS.


rYroRTEp ny THE HERALD srgia Yicgrg
Steamship kangaroo tBr), Manning, liverpool Jan A.
Queenstown bth HALIFAX 18th, with mdae and
10 John q Dale.
s,eanshlp Jrpoli Br) IeMessnrIer Liverpool Jan via
Boston 2lst, with Ddse TO Cunard.
So anship somth America, Tnklepaneb, Rio Janeo nee
2S Bahia Bth PornarbucQ Jan Para 7h and Thomas
18TH with mdse md passengers, 10 w Garrison.
Beansbp Arizone, Msury, kspinwal Jan ~ with rndsc,
pssscugcrs and treasure, 60 the Pacific Mail Steamship
Steamship .ieo weshlnfton, eager, New Orleans, days
10 hours, with Irdse aud rfsseuperf 10 Cromwell 90
Jan w On roftugas ssnased oanssd Jodons round 70
tho westward
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Bcors AND SHOES, &.c.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES', GENTS
~ asses and Chifcnf Boots and Shoes settling ~ ~ per
below Droadtyay prices, nj W. II. BtgEIOW COS,
yYn BDwprv, corner of Bond street. w. n. DiIFBOW.
ROBERT IRWIN
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SHIPPING NE w S.

A!nfaaac Tor New Yor.k-.-ra.s Day.
Sun rises ....... I'll Moon SETS. morn . 80
Sun sets......... 3 OF High water morn . 80
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SAILED.

Bark Murray Jr, Port Prince; brSs leighton, Bar
bados Ed Dcse st Kits Cosmos, Arroyo, PR schr Gar
land st Johns PR from SW Spit steamer Portsmouth
Wind al sunset NNE.
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Steamship Cleopatra Phillips Savannah, 90 hours, with
mdse and passengers, TO Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship Volunteer JONES' Philadelphia with mdse. 70
LorilArd -. =. .,....
10 Dutflch 4 CO. Had heavy weather on the coast =.
Brig Julia Haskell Haskell, AricIef Canary Isands ~
days with baril., cochnea &C. to DsForrea Co-vssse'
Brig Hsapes Nor) Rasmussen Jsneiro so days. with
conee to George Aoke Co. Has been days north OF Hat
schr @ Hertz (of RocklanD, Gray, Anguia, "A days,
with salt, to Woodruff 8 Robinson Had fine weather.
schr Mary Simmons, Candy, Georgetown, So ~ days,
with cotton and naval stores, to Bentley Miller Thomas
Scbr Middleton, Webber, Norfolk.
Bchf To6x6iita. St5wAst, Norfolk,
schr A II Whtmorc. Rose Norfolk.
Scnr Kindberg Thomas, Baltimore -.
timber. 70 the Panama Railroad Go:
schr MARSHALL Marshall, Calais via New Haven, where
schr James Tioison, HASKELL Boston Norwalk. where
she discharged.
Schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch Providence for Ezahehpo
schr James Carro McFee, Providence for Eizsbethpor
Schr ThOs Foster, Holiness Newport.
schr Goodrch, Frazer New London days, with hsh'
schr Cherokee, Smith, New London days, with hsh 20
Schr Panthea, Hns New London.
schr VIM Ross Ross, Connecticut RIVER.
schr ullman, Davis Connecticut River
Schr Nevada, Freeman, New Haven.
schr Cen Sheridan Phillips New Haven for Philadelphia
schr Chas Hazard. Clark, bridgeport.
Echr CYNTHIA Jane. Ball, Bridgeport.
Schr Wave, Faulkner. Bridgeport for Philadelphia.
schr Spray, Mills Bridgeport for Jersey City.
Schr Undine, Fish, Port Jefferson.
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NEWSPAPERS.

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neutral In politics and religion, combining the general newa
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once Good and satisfactory reasons given for aonr Adj
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cMIrms NEW YORK PALE ALE.
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