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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19
Cure Of Kidney and Bladder Affection
Ja Patient Serenity. Eight Years
Of Age-Thanks to
Mr.. Helpabold.

GIRARD. Pa. March 81, 1869.
EpiroR CosMoroLrrE:
desire a. an unsol :cited tribute TO the
merits OF Helmbold's Buchu, aud for the
benefit Of those similarly afflicted % myself.
to say that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying nearly all the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of 6nd.
ing relief from aggravating kidney and blad-
Ger diseases, from which have suffered ex-
cessively f.r many years, good fortnAe g..
nally suggested to me He!mbold's Bu.hu,
which commenced using with little faith.
and no apparent beneficial results for ab ut
q mouth. At the ex piIa.iou Of that time.
however, I thought I commenced 10 experi.
ence slight relief, which encouraged me- to
persevsre in its use. anc now at the expira.
ton Of four months. although sm an in.
firm old man. nearly seventy-eight years Of
age. and consequently medicines cannot be
expected 10 tavcrably effect INC ~ they 9th.
erwise would, have found such unspeaka.
biz relief and permanent benefit from MIR.
Hclmb0lds valuable discovery. that issl
ought publicly to record the fact. a. an &C.
Acknowledgement to him aud . valuable suy.
gestion 10 the public.
Yours. respectfully,
d. II. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentle
men:
Col. Dan Rice. Girard, Pa.
Chas. Stow, E<q., Girard, Pa, Ed. Comop-
cite.
Geess. H. Cutler. Girard. Pa. Attorney.
c. j. Hines, 6irard. Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. w. Hutchinsoo. 6irsrd, Pa, At.
torpey.
David Olin, Girssd. Pa, Merchant
David L Dcy, Girard, Pa. Merchant.
9 I Rockwell. Girard, Pa, Merchant.
B c Ely. Girard. Pa, Druggist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19

April %, 1s70-ts.
THE Washington Daily Chronicle aud
Baltimore Daily Gazette publish once n
week until day Of sale and seLd bill to
this Office for payment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19
"clNTR
and coBsassiss about
$50 acres,

"a. more or less.
Also. one tract or parcel Of Woodland
detached frem, bat being commonly cal
led and known m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19
I ES1'lMONY
Cure Of Grarel Of Fiee Years Standing
-Stoae Pissed and to be Seen.

-Stone Pissed and to be Seen.
SAVANNAH. TENN, May IA. 1869.
On. Fl. L. HELNBoLD:
Dear Strive introduced your Fluid
Extract Buchu" in this country about eish,
month. ago. and are happy & state that It
is meeting with universal favor. We wish
to inform ,ouof one insta zee tam,ng many)
where your "Bucbu" has worked wonders
A man in our county named ]. b. Gstel
had beoL suffering about five years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought OF
us one bottle OF your "Buchu." and before
he was through with one bottle he passed u
grave. that weighs EIGHT GRAINS which
we now have on exhibition in our drug
store. He says that he viii, never be with
cut the "BYchu" in his house again. Your
preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours, &c.
Et:CLtS l. HINkEL, Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19
COBRuN,

CORRuN,
or by Whatever name the same may be
called and ksowp, containing
us acres,
more or less.
Also, the undivided interest in nc-half
Of oue-third Of tract Of land called and
knowu.a. PART ST.
CLEMENTS MANOR,
or by whatever naiae the same may be
called and known, containing
20 acres,
more or less.
The above described tracts Of lands are
located in the 4th election district Of St.
Mary's county.
And hereby give notice, that on
Tuesday, the 7th day of June,
1870,
between the hours Of II o'clock. m.
and 4 o'clock, p. m, at the Court
House door. Leouardtown. I will ex-
pose to public auction the above de-
scribed REAL ESTATE so seized aud
taken in execution. to the highest bidder
for cash-to satisfy said debts, interest and
costs due and to become due thereon.
JAS r ALVEY,
Sheriff.
May Il, ls7O-ss.
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DY virtue Of decree Of the Orphsas'
ID Court for Saint Msry's eU1nty, pas.
ED II Q ssuss ia which Willisn I. D.
hasss aud others are eemp!ainanss asd
]. r. Bohanan. .d1inisssaa< d Dsxlas
Thouas and john Thomas are ds1ea-
dssss, The .sndrsignca. - Trustee. sill
sell at public sale q Philip Z. Wiss's
Store near AiHstome LSsdiss. on
Saturday. the 4th day Of June,
1870,
between the hours o: 2 and 5 o'clock. D.
N. that tract or parcel Of land called ed
known By the name Of PART SAINT
RICHARDS MANOR.
containing
60 acres,

more or less.
being part Of the land o. which James Par
fridge cied seized and possessed. =.
These lands extend from the Three
Notched Road to iine creek near to and
emptying into the Pa,uxeut River. 1t j,
sell studded with 6ue Timber.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree. are: One
half Of the purchase money cash on the
day Of sale. the residue in twelve months.
10 be secured b, the bond Of the purcha-
ser With security 20 be approved BY the
Trustee bearing interest from the day Of
sale
Land sold su bject to the first purcha-
scr's risk.
j. F. BOHANAN.
Trustee.
Nav IL, lS70-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19

Ii Pharmaceutical Preparation. The pro-
per nams IL given, and u - the most active
which can be made IL il endorsed a
cure BY oil medica. works. foe such diseases
a. recommended by the Proprietor. +, is
pieassn: in is taste and oior. free frS IN all
injurious properties. and is taken by Adults
aud Children. II IN Tonic. .Diuretic, Blood
Purifying and Insisorating. En,eeblesi and
delicate constitutions Of both sexes will Cad
IL far more strengthening than any of the
Preparations Of Bark or iron.
|. See Medical Properties contained in Dis
pehsatory of the United States, Of which
the following Is cor rect copy:
BUCHU.--lts oior is strong, diffi,sive,
and somewhat aromatic; its taste il hitter
ish. and analogous u that OF mint. Il is
given chiefly In complaints OF the Urinary
Organs, snch as Gravel. Chronic Catarra OF
the Bladder. morbid irritation Of the Biad-
der and Uretha. diseases Of the PROSTATE
Grind, and Retention or the tncon tine1ce
Of Urine, from loss o. tone in the parts
concerned in ITS evacuation. Ii has also
been recommended in Dyspepsia, ChroL,c
Rheumatism, Cutaueous Affections, and
Dropsy.
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HELMBOLD'S.

Take no ether. Sole b. Drusxiss, and
Dealers evsryvhsse Price q 9 o. lot
de, o. liz bulsaes hoe % 90. D<lissred Ia
any sddrce. Descsios symptoms n IN
cornmnnicasiors. Ad6rom -rr-
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
I. passanno &
1ehn Bucs q Co -
W r r +.
Charles Dcaa d
"a Narsha u Games. aalmrs 4 b .
Of Edsaad Tsboasu 3 oshsr&.

In the Circuit Court TOT - Easy's Csussy.
- = sissns - Court q Equity.
fsgsFosss No iss n Z. - osaiv
nRD4RED, shis nth day Of My,
~ lA7A shsseb Audism's Report, 6sed 10
shis causc. b rAsiiol and eou6rused, uslsus
cause to zoe cossrssy b showa % % befase The
ard Mssaay Of Jupe next provided a
copy Of M, order Be Published in the So Ma.
~. Beucoa cace week LOT sAree -suerssxre
weeks Yri0sso The s.sa ana Ncsd.yoe Juse.
49, Jk0A CAMALisstls Oyk.
Tvue cory--leAs gsat..s II
JSo A CAVALIER, crk.
nay u. Issc-sw.
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Cure Of Bladder and Kidney Affection
Of Long S'unding-Stone Passed
and to be ISen.
WEsrroKr. Conn. September s. 1869.
II. ]. HELMBoLD. ESD:
Dear Sir-lc ommenced taking YOUR "Ex-
tract Of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an affection OF the Grave, blade. and kid
neys. have suffered by spells. very much,
for . few days past. But yesterday relief
came throu n the effect Of your .Buchu."
A stone passed from my bladder sbQpt the
sizs Of LARGE PEA, and Tow feel perfect
ly well and entirely free from the pain that
| have suffered with 80 hard" [ attribute
my cure to yonr medicine entirely, aud
would recommend all persons similarly af.
iected to try it. have great faith in its
curative powers.
Yours. truly,
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGSwELL, Vest
port, Conn.
}. L. u. CANNON, Druggist, wes.port.
Conn.
Il. B. WHEELER. Esq, wes.por.,
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. wes,por..
Conn.
Or. wAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
X. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug
gst. New York City; and many others IL
necessary.
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ST. THOMAS
AND
TRUTH and TRUST,
containing
725 acres,

These lands lie in compact body. are
Of fine natural soil and well adapted to
the culture Of the staple products ofthis
section Of the State. There il an i'm.
mcnse QUANTITY of iue
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Trustees Sale
of
real ESTATE
OYv virtue Of dseree Of tie Orphass
- Cosrt oos Sc. Mays coaaty, as
Sd h : esuss 10 which Wn. 81. Gsy,
sdmisissvssss "a Aas 3. Cusic, h com
plainant and VIM. II. Guy and others are
defendants. bearing date II the -.ish day
Of December. 1869. the undersigned, Is
Trustee. Will ofirr al public sale. .. the
Court House door, LeOnardtovn. on
Tuesday, the eth day of June
next,
between the hours OF and 5 o'clock, D
N. The following desirable real estate, 70
Wit:
The following tracts OF parcels Of land
called and koown BY the following names
THE Fox"
"vOWLE'S PURCHASE"
"MARYMAN'S LOT
AND WHITE ACRE"
The above tracts of land are located in
Begcsr's Neck in the Bro Election Dis
trics Of st Marys county, aud contain in
the aggregate,
l53 acres,
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Trustees,Sale
- Of valuable !.
Real ESTATE.

RY virtue Of decree Of the CREST
- Court for .Ssias Nasy's county. sit
ting 10 Eqsiiy. passee 10 = s.ase in which
chsel Cou.elly aud Patrick Dougaer.y
are Defcndan's. and bearing date Of the
2nd day Of March. 1870, the snasuisn-
cd. Is Trustees. will offer At public sale.
at the Court House DIOR in Leonardtovn.
on
Tuesday, the 3ist day Of May.
1870,
between the hcurs If I and 5 O'Clock, p.
N. the following Real Estate. 10 Wit
All those irscts Or parcels Of land socs-
ted in the Second E!ecii.n District Of
Saint Mary's county. Maryland. common
ly called aud known BY the names Of
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May IL. lS70-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19

or by Whatever name the same may be
called and ksowp, containing
us acres.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19

moro or less.
Also, the undivided interest in one half
Of oue-third Of tract Of land called and
knowu.a. PART ST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19

May IL, 1s70-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-05-19

OypAans Court Of Saint Aary's Cassty, Sc
Anil TO ls.0 -. .
, 1870-08-11
Illinois nnd Now York Constitution
Milking.

Ihe new constitution recently adopted by the
state Of Illinois is 20 full OF excellent ,royi-
ric1s that it ia very iikely to serve ~ a model
inr all the States that hereafter revise their
fundamental law The general applause viii.
nhich il is received hy the counsry shows. also.
the wisdom Of viEorou. and radical action bv a
constitutional convention. When systcm
mas teen shown by experience to he inadc-
tiuitc. Aamlet's advice il tho true couserya-
Hem reform it altogether" Undoubtedly
NE constitution proposed 10 tho State or
i i,eH aofk by the convention OF 1857 would
Isa oecn oore geterallv approved il il
uSa oeen new instrument i,,stea1f ~ m
~ ono patched and duned. Wa d.
I;1 ~. msan. q eo1rse. That \ conn,itl-
NJ -. Soneention IL to seeE novelty ~ OF it.
every fundamental law certain i,,,arsn..;a ~
arc "e'kEessce. un.onnd p.incin5ee .,,, .s.N
ticas, and these should Re si,nr1s an' p1ec.
11stancc, ttle present constitution of ~. 60
y ,1s1 na"e's a ieaoas Of appointed osseers. But
tnre. il is better th1t men shouid be ann;,,tns
than elected. and experience thc5cfor., ,s...-a
il. But the New. York Convention wesrtns
tint il would be accused Of seeking to t.sa
power from tho people, That titnidity vas,he
lane Of the convention, and ruined its work,
The constitution seemed to have no friend..
Even the party that controlled the convention
Was unwilling to recommend its work.
The Judiciary article Of the constitution OF
1867 wa4 the bolde>t and most thorough in it's
reforms, and that was adopted. That article
EAe one point like the new Illinois Constitu-
tion. Ii gises the minority chance. Thus,
in tho late election for the Judges Of Appeals,
under that article although there appeared a
majority Of nearly min ETY. thousand against
the Republican ticket, two Republicans from
the ive nominated were elected. In Ike man.
ncr. in Illinois. it u proposed to allow cun,u-
Ia ive voting in the elections to the lower
branch Of the Legislature. This ia a system
which secures a repres cntation OF the
minority. Each Senatorial District in
the State il to send three members to the
Lower Houee, and every member may cast
his three votes =: his pleasure. lie may give
one vote to esch OF three candidates, or he
may give ono to one candidate and two to an
other, or he may give Ill three to one. Il tue
minority IN the district Is decided, It will, OF
eourte, concentrate all its votes upon one
candidate, and 20 secure Representative. II
Inc district bo evenly divided. it il not so eas5
70 ioreece the result. Both parties would
then nominato an entire ticket, aud there
Wen'd te TIC sAme trading that there il now
~. each party would certainly J." likely to pui
forward Its best tnAn.
lns adoption Of the Ey1tem, however
Weethes experience rhau slow il to be Lctte,
aaariea 10 ats purpose than some other. O,
mt, IL most significant fsrt. II Marks ~,
T1egrsts * 1GA:ica! scaeret. II k,.nEs ti,s
, 1870-08-11

On the Afternoon Board thero vas good
attendance. While wheat, under considerable
excitement, vas active and irregular, corn and
cats. especially the latter. we're quiet and
steady. For the last half, sellers option.
wheat opened at Sill. sold mp to s1-l2, and
closed At s1.10A. Seller September sold 1t
S1.l4@1 15- Cash and seller the month
we're little better th4n 1ifeless, the few sales
during the session being made at S1.o5@1 o..
Coru-seller the last half opened At Tic,
touched &c, aud receded to and closed At the
ePs .na elo.ed ss s ths insae s1a .ener H.
month: and cash were nominal ii 69ts@1Gc.
Oats Seller August sold in small way 1t 40
!aio1zc- In provisions aud lake freishts moth
ing Was done,
, 1870-08-11
4 he Produce Markets.

vrx,rx,r Aus Hih"4shEE n A. IT, r,ou.u.
city ~, :S ,"1e;s- Wheat unsettled al s,.1s tor
- J. ana ~ ,1l %. oatS auil AZ +lc for
tusn aonnaa. =, - Hye aAH At soc ZOE No l.
:tas Fsi,sn1s9stnensneea. sssos = iisSS ID w. l.
KLgIIs'g E1,r,S ~ nTs hs;0 nens, s1a t o. wheat
!a. =, ~. ol.s nnu1. ts'epo ~ wheat.
y ~" - VT. ~ ~ aaA lower; sl-as Ion
w. - 3'''s' C1SriNS
.,n,i: f9S95 (. as EEL n EeE5
uu.,; aaaais. -, g MheM uaset,'st; No.
.'n'; and ifsts dseale: sesssc were f TIC Ssa eios
% ..S Sc psrs.r a. I I1a,F. oe'.c. aye aaA III
t.mToxpinc}s nis%} sn1stf. s1!a - ,n'.,d,,,, ,e,.
WnisSETso 4 H. uaa9 aud ms,tst .iul, q, that
~, :d f9fk au!i aod p1lses aonn-
hu1k meats dull Shoulders 13kc. and sides At
!Se-S. ~ eales. oacen MnAssate JopolnE demand
ane clerr: sugar:eustd hams sasssxe 13sg
BtI!EE- scarce aEd higher; sofasoc-
EGGS-Da!l At II: !cF selected ---.-
Ous-tneeed oil St.cs@Ln Lard oil k1.eAa
1sS
s:EetERtEs-sp pcnaeGra; qn!el
III" discount ou5tnE: 51EE:1,sr7,,v
Lo1n.111E. aug. c.-B4sSrG-Frm; Sd
noEoS-R mani better; ntddl!nE, isc-
EsEAcs1Cffs-tlous 9ulet. te4tEe and 1rm:
e3iIa tamiE. 81 MneAt; slSaL@. Com,
*' Pao,sess~f,lm: % mes pest, sa'e ssieo. Bssoa, aeon
Hs i. 1SstW fss n'A 'nea'S' H. 1't=ls A2t"' l'zc
a9T Wn;.TIT@ INN nncn ssc
1oB1eeo-sales - nhds i Ks for tr.:h; ee.c
msrktt active and Is Il sifSsi; S,s1: "
AtATMls: TIE anR. ia-coTDS-stid: low mid
o%nE, @ i. -. HeGSipss, E9n - osteas e1pofts, as
Ill sI Is9 1teso! =. @asAAssI Cofn
ana and ussiesied ~ !, Il s e neA's Al 4 Meal dull
, 1870-08-11

DEEr, ,CATTLE-Thlle tlr iFom belux .c.g..
there wa ucF' IteC III tr2te tnln Tn the TWO
:'.eEtous days q tse wcek. snl The feeling among
asle chh1ll- VA due IN p,n t. 'he E.ter receipts
81 tht brit e quality Of the stock na-kr.,-,, and
nsriiy 10 the b atasef tone assumed By The mar
sLn., l-ing eearre, command higa prices, and
thete "a every tetsoa to bettcyc that high prices
Will pseEatI for s,me time to come as there i it,
se is aPR2 S1 e E
CT two months. The best druye on sale to-day
eml'iaced g head, and brought $a3a, Their av-
crcr:nE l.s7a ns and 1,sss ns. respectively, foant
= buyer at $a.00sash. There were no strictly
nrs;.la.s beevss offered, % that - not easy 70
lew hundred head OF the iii rtghs eort
would bare sold readily At &as0as.1a Fair 70
and were nsm At s-s:.sS00 Tor Averages of from
l,lao to 80 rs Rough neshy steers. Of from
l.iso to l.sn0 Is ass1aEe. were dali aud neglected
Ing from 200 to 100 Ms, were disposed of with
out difacuitJ at ihuse tgurra There WAS some
Inquiry Tor htocHers, and light, smooth, thrifty
s.ssis kold Al RATHER letter pnces than prevailed
previous rates city butchers supplied them
teiyes n <70o1aso, the inside q1utatlo for rt1eir
ronEn Tea. md Coesokee cattle. and the outside
If Teaas cattle Was lazYr, but iney soll be;fer
than Li, lev grades OF nai1ye stocS. Tniif the
marvin 'e!t for me shipper vas certainly more
ia;, .u, 1hs Enitn2 prices were &, e7tsa.a The
tho.ce Eeeve-tine tat, weIf-foxued
am-ytar old steers, Ana averaging
Prime Beevcs-Gopd, 1ell.:a;tea, 1aeiy -
iSiMed stee's, averaging 1,soQ 10 ,44;U
Fit UIasies-FaIs Steers IN fa,r fcsa. '''es''S
avriaxMg i,lC9 TO .svN ponAds. ....... dooS6D
, 1870-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort " Chicago,

Arrived. Aug. 10.
ssmr Alrena, Grand liasen, 10 pkgs dsl. % III
s'mr snst~,San Milwaukee, Is pkss Dish. 100 BITS
sims Cotens. ST. Jos"..h. IS pkss nsh, am, Sun,
Prop i. !: 1e:'ade, Per Huron, els pksa nsh, an,
Prop " Raa.s. nol,aua, 10 III la:.sc:., a1d s,4a.
P1op ~ r. Mchaace, saugatuek, 60 nj lumber. 20 pigs
Prop 81. Clair, Nilw aukec, 100 tons iron orr,
fsop FaS9ns' Benton uaFbo7, 81 hu POTATOES, aud
Prop Btntrn. 81. Joseph. sunt,ries.
tTop einlon. Buffalo, a3s bars raiIroal iron, s,o],
bf!s Salt, and sunlsIes.
Prop 0sweRatchIe, uRdenshurRt, ,eees bars Eallspad
Iron, SO pigs flsh. anil sunrles.
Schr Eell1se, Flsh C.ecIt ~ eds wood, Co ctls
bark,
S.hr cnrlew, Muskrgnn 10 m iunber,
FroP thy oi lson, sul'cliur, sss tons rig iron
Park Carrier, alanistee, ~, m lumber.
B!. Lowell, Menomtnee, $50 n tftfnfrr. 10 m lsth
sehF \. l.. Porter, MILWAUKEE,, 40 ions mon uTe.
schr .'no Wrhue1, EscanAl.a, l6o IN lumber.
SehE / Mcdonald, Mani.f.r, l3t m }umbet
scEr J. F. Tracey. Ma.,tstee. 1e3 IN lumber.
sctr G. +. Foster, iianllt,, % nj ll,ube7
ss.w t"n, sai. 7 May E,aplTrs PisT 50 eds bark-
Barge {. +. Allt u, Grand llasefl l6b h, l,n.pr
la:Ge J. II: Drake. Grand Havtn, .59 m Iuulhrs.
srrn s &c; ,i n',uta,: r.nsanset, l:3 m lnmscr.
iaIs.
sschr Fashion, GRIND Traverse. TO Gus wood.
schr Cuyanoca. Grani traverse, 1ss c,is wool,
Schr General si.rl, Two Ryess. Il, n lumber
Esr:e Comet Aenominrc. 90" III lumber, Is N
Barge Mary Booth, Graui Haven, TO m lumber,
ARRIVED AFTER F.M
SFhr Three Bells, Mcnomtnet, taLh.
sahs Lizzie Dt'as, St Jce, lumber.
Srht f4nvnlkenhusRh, Buffalo, coal.
$tIw t.lasl.4iDF, Man!stee, fufntfer.
, 1870-08-11

sNHENA@ = SA1N<A4 NAAAhAA ~lAoAk1$
The following vessels passed the locks at Fort
Coflnrue, on saturtay:
Cr--Scnf Ontario, Ct Go<.er!ch, Kingston to
ktn'iaf'lInr, tight
Pip Lnwel, ogdcnshu-sh to Chicago, genera.
cargo.
Schr AT, Kingston to Lexington, light.
Ra1k Jessie Drumnond, k!aEsson to Toledo,
aiRh:.
SER William shupe, os~eso to Milwaukee, rail-
rad ltcn.s
srts S,a7 of Hope, osEeeu to Nllvaukee. ea!,.
Schr Brooklyn, OswcEo to Milwaukee, Tnliruah
IN IT,
scar Mediterranean, Osweeo tc Toledo, coal
SELF Il. P. Murray. Port D3lh0usie to Toledo,
Nklt.
S hr Melrosc. oswcTo to Toledo. railroad Iron,
Schr Aneskeag. s. GATHERINGS 70 Erie, light.
Senr Miami Bell, 0gdensburgh to cleveland,
Te~s-rrop Milwaukee,. Chicago to ozaens-
tutRh, general cargo.
Pnp West1otl. Detroit to OadensharRh, lumber.
ficp L sk1ckluns, Chicago to Montreal, wheat
PM Lawrence, Chicago to oc,lensbursh, gen
elsi ctrEn-
P1or Granite STATE, Toledo To ogdepsbu1sh. gen-
eIaf cargo
Set: Northern Belle, Chicago to Kingston.
what
f1,a Hercules, Cleveland to Toronto. coal
Schr William Genf, Milwaukee to Kingston,
What.
sshr Wild Rover, Milwaukee TO Kingston,
What.
sehr Twin Sister,, Milwaukee to Thorold,
MEtsr.
Sthr Two Brothers, Chicago to osweso- wheat
S<hs Portland, Milwaukee " Port Colb01ue,
Wf1Hf