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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

AAcA ALNIN N4AL hELLEA NlClAf ~ VIZ -LN1
notyktoW hatit cures heirneighbors Andmends5
and all know that what il does once Il does al
Ways-h that Il never fails through any taulLorneg-
Gectofns composition. We nave thousands upon
thousands ofcerffcstes oftheir remarkable cures
OF the following complaints, but such cures are
TE n~giEhbcrhoods md We need not
IN all climates; containing neither calOmelnorany
oeleterous drug, they may be taken WIN s1eIy
BY anybody. Their sugar-coanng preserves mem
ever fresh, andmakes hempleasantto take while
being purely Vegetable, no harm can arse BON
their use in any quantity
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal Tiscera to purify the blood and stimulate
Il into henlthy acEOn-remOFe the distinctions
ofthe stGda6, Bowels, hver, and other organs o.
the body, restoring theirirregular tohealthi
and by correcting, whereTer they exist such de-
rangements as are the first origin Of disease
A3~iHueesdr5oi0ns are given IN TIE Wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
ForDyS6eEsa or IzatreEfton, EAstIess-
ness, LanT1oF and Los Of Appetite they
should betEk1 moderately 20 stimulate the st0m-
ach, and restore It's healthy tone and action
For LIVER OEplatn1 and is~ EaTiolssymp-
toms, B1iGu8 Aeadaches sick Aea9s
Sche. Tuumdfce or Green Sickness, Bill
be j~udiciOusly taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action orremoTe the o1strucuons Wmch
TeT Dyusssory or Dlarrhoea, but one
Eor RksaHa9lSm, GoUI, Gravel, Pal
Bfsa1IaE Of he Heart Pain I'm the
89de, Back End Eeinl, they should be contin-
uousy taken, IS required, % change the diseased
action o. tie system. Win such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dn1pay and DroUlcal 6Wellimgs
uey should Be taken IN large and frequent doses
70 produces he efeC Of drastic purge.
Tor 8-4ppESsGiou q large dose should be
taken a. Is produces ne desired eject by sym
As q DtEasr PA, take one OF two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An OCCASIONAL dose stimulates the suomacn ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appcubes
and mF1gorates the system Hence rs ofen al
WGrtagoous where no serious derangementeE exists
One Who feels toler1bly Weh, cften hnds that q
dose o bess Rlzs makes him feel decidedly pei
Ter non TIER cleansing ard renoyatng enect On
ne digestive apparatus.
Dr. J, o.AHER8 CO.. Prses5eGl ohsHatsss'
LOWELL, Nlss., Q. Q. 4.
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FARMERS, BE NOT DECEIVED !!

WE DoNoTBU UP COMMITTEES to report in our favor who make their decisions before
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21
DUB NEW RIMME
a . GO M n .

WALL PAPERS, BORDERS,
Curtains. and Fixtures, Cord and Tas-
sels. are selling on rapidly at Por1ers
Book Store. Don't forget to call and see our
STOCK. June III.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

WE ARE NOW OPENING A
w new and fresh stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods at the New York Store,
equal IN extent md variety to any stock in
this section O~feountry. Consisting in part Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

oonemedt
cine Is 50 universally
required by every
body as z cathardc,
nor was ever any be-
fore 50 universally
adopted into use, Ia
ever country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgadTe PuI. The
obvious reason is,
thai il Is relia-
HE and far mora ef-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-05

al
There was quite a large a0'o'. -
property insured In Lewiston In the IL
vent Home Insurance Company Of -
Haven. The Journal says that the "o -,
Of Mr.. George W. Wright Of thai cay -
burned few days since. was ins"'e' "
this company.
The Levi stonVosrnal says that ,. "
Farweli, Esq. has been appointed anu -
cepted the position Of Agent Of the franA-
lin Company. TO MI the vacancy canseu y
the resignation Of A. d. Lockwood, Esq''
which is to take effect Feb. eth.
Pressed hay is beginning to be export
ed from the vicinity 81 Houlton over the
railroad. The Times says there ought no'
60 be n ton sent out OF the country TINS
winter. Farmers aud dairymen are talk
ing over the matter of cheese factory.
A farmer in Limington has given q
COW worth sixty dollars. for one potato oil
new variety. name unknown.
DIR. John Mason of Bangor died sun
day atthe age of sevanfy years.
--Thc Press says that the revenue stvam
er sMcCuslochr which is daily expected q
that port, is a fine side-~heel steamer ant
very fast. No Older .c1eamcrin s,,e reve
nue. service compares ~ftknber in size
speed. and accommodation. 80.
The Journal says that three hund
sAdks Of mail matter were sent from
pnst office in Augusta. last week. In fhr<
days. Each sack contained four husheu
file Daify>Asgusta Journal e I Y
ON It's second volume to-day. IN
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State Items.
Hon. James White. of Belfast. died at
his residence in Belfast on Saturday last,
aged IS. He was for five years Treasurer
of this State.
A Gloucester Schooner. bound for
Grand Menan, went ashore on the n. w.
point Of Long Island, Placentia bay. Dec.
I'D. and is badly damaged.
Mrs. Clara II. Nash. of Columbia
Falls. recently appointed Justice Of the
Peace by Governor Chamberlain has been
studying law for some time. and report
says she is intending to practice in con-
nection with her husband. F. c. Nash,
Esq. Of that place. How the women are
trodden under foot.-Portland Advertiser.
Hon. A. Z. Buck, Representative to
Congress from the fourth Alabama district.
arrived at Foxcroft on Saturday evening.
on a visit to his father.
AT regular meeting Of Francis E.
wardwell Post No. ., G. A. r., of Bucks
port, holden Tuesday evening Dec. 9th.
the following comrades were elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year "A. H. Hubbard,
P. c.; v.P. wardwell, s. CHE.
Fogg, J. v. c.; s. p. Hill, Adjutanf; s. B.
Warren. p. Q. NJ; W. C. Collins, Surgeon;
C. F. Ware. Chaplin; W. F. Arey, y. D..
Thos. g. wiggin, o. G.
The three agea1Dof the Great Western
Mucual Life Insufance Company in this
State have been enjoined By Commissioner
Paine from continuing operations.
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c. +. II.


At Hancock, Dec. 26th. superb enter
tsinment was enjoyed by the sabbath
School" and its patrons.
The Christmas Tree bending low.
with the fruit Of benevoiencc exeising che
CURIOSITY and hope Of the Little ones" be-
came the object Of much pleasure to all.
The fidelity Of The pupils was awarded by
tokens If regard from the teachers. am 10
their turn. the teachers were respectfully
remembered by their classes. infcrchanges
of harmony and generosity were apparent
The young men OF Capt. c. Berry's class
donated him splendid picture Of consider
able value.
The name Of the Superintendent. and OF
his family. were frequently announced,
during the interview. and presents were
forwarded. eyidencng the correct estimate
In which he Is held nv the .oaonunspps
The Pastor. and family. were not for
gotten, testimonials of note Falling into
their possession; some of these OF value
and durability. They will be long KEEP, a
mrmenioes Of christian -iiberali'y ard
friendship. Reports are nattering indeed.
as regards the ohservanccs at the p.rssx
on the East. aide Mr. Charles Coates
acting as Chairman on that occasion. The
presumption il. that twas a scene Of much
interest.
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Froua BlseAlh.
The Rev. Mr.. Watson. was selected by
the Bluehill church, TO deliver the charge
to their present Pastor, at his ordination.
Much disappointment was felt by the peo-
pie on account of his absence.
Erratum. In our account of the ordins-
ton ut Biuehill, we were made to repre-
sent the candidate As reading the scrip
turc.A 1t should have becs the Rev. Web
ster K: Pierce,sof winterport. q classma,e
OF the casdidate, and graduate Of the last
class Al Bangor Seminary.
: Union MeetiAos. : The Baptist and Con-
churches, have agreed to unite
their prayer meetings. during the week.
Our first union mectiag. was held in the
body Of the Baptist church, Sabbath eve
ming. It was . good meeting, the speak,
ing and praying was earnest The renaias
der.of the meetings are TO be held In the'
vestrv ofthe Congregational church. IL 10
pleasing to see the harmony existing be-
tween thctwo denominations.
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MI. stephen Springer. of Lamoine,
pumpkin vine, which grew from a
hance seed-in a beet bed. which aftsr
nning some ten feet. divided into three
Fanches. measuring in all. l23 feet. Two
lmpkins were picked from it-while
pail. and given to the pigs; and seven
ERE allowed TO grow and ripen. and
hen gathered. weighed I29 IL lbs.
ihe vine was Hat. the main stem being
er three inches in width. and the pumn-
as of superior quality.
inhabitants of District No . la
lolne have just completed a school house
Px4o feet; Is feet posts. with belfrv and
pre- lighted by six windows. twelve
ehts each; l2x22 glass. with three win
pws in the chamber. twelve lights. each
PHO. The house stands back from the
PAD, on graded lot of I-2 an acre. DUR
lased OF q. ID. Hodgkins. and c. w.
hittaker; enclosed by substantial most
ID fah fence; is painted white. with green
mus ana presents fine appearance
men viewed from either side of the river.
pa compares well with the neat and com
lodlous buildings of this industrious and
IRVING community. 1t i. buiIt in the
'os. substantial manner of the hest ma.
'e'iAi' I warmed by furnace. and fitted
" WIN tne best school furniture. with Sit
-D iof sixty scholars. with space for
more, when the wants of the d;str;c, -
lure them. The inside of the ho,s. :
fourteen feet high in the clear. divided int
entry ex6 feet. two ante-rooms. sever.I,v
All and KS feet; and school room arr
leet. The school room is ceiIed up to N.
and panels grained in oak. BY J
NJ Grant. The house was built on con-
uaet. by Nessrs c. /. Young. and I, r
anu =. Il. King. and the work -. an
performed BY the inhabitants Of n. Az.
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trict. except the plastering, which was
done by J. II. Austin. Of No. 8, and the
furnace. which was put in by L. Weber
of Ellsworth. The cost will be about
s24oo. The school. the present winter. Is
to be taught by Mr.. Alonzo Higgins. OF
Eden. who has taught It the two previous
winters
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1890 yds. OF this 4.4as yds are Rcpel-
lants, the full chassimcrs. Most OF this
cloth Is sold It prices ranging from one
dollar to one dollar and fifty. They are
running but eigif looms, only two thirds
the working capacity. Expect soon to run
II, and make 1900 yards per week. On
the 18th day Of each month PAY day
about 100 dollars Is paid to the several
hands, and this soon becomes ''circulat-
ing currency" aud adds no inconsiderable
item to the business Of the place.
Orland. Jan. 2, 1871.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW sISvxxTrpxs.-The fertility Of the
Au,ericsu niad y ~ conecpsion OF lahor ssy-
Ing machtnAs le uneQuaiied. AcknowiedetuA
TO - the most Ingenious inventlve nation upon
the globe. the United stsies has swcIcd iis
Patent Offce 10 . sire commensurate - <he
requirements Of the age, but - every isri
city numerous harpics await an Opportunity
TO bury their talons In the hesh oi the rgins-
tor Of new inventions. drawing largely upon
his purse or sapping the benefits 81 his brain,
To avoid such misfortune. II will be we'll tor.
AhQna dc sireing patents to-ssnrloy ~nIy those
eohl,lbrs who are known 10 bc reiisbic.
IN our paper to-day will h. found the jansu-
81 snnonue, menf OF U II EppY. ESQ> No. "a
State street. Boston. long and fsyorsbls kdo~g
q gnQst successfnl sQliriiss OF American an
Ford - reeepts. ADD from h!s sSyes;escc
sna through knouiese Of every de}aii u the
business. Mr.. Eddy hring- ~ courtesy and
ssfstehsforwardness ~ dealing nat rensers
business with him pleasure.
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NJ A r RIED.

In this city Dec. 3lst by Rev Dr. TenneY. "a
Winfield S. Hopkins of Hancock. 10 Ma Eifs.
A. Boynton Of Lamolne
In this city Jan. LIST, by Rev. DIR. Tennev. Mr.
Lemuel j. Brimmer OF Marriavi;le. en2 NJ 1
Annie Z. Murch. of Ellsworth
In cranberry isle Dec. 18Th by VIM II. Prebi 4
Miss Znlma J. Harding OF q anberTy Isle ~ -
p IN ShaIiestown esih inst, by Rev. AddSsc.'s y
a, ,s, Mr. n; Triton Emerson. of Stockton Nj
70 Mice Lzxie Bailey Of Chariestovn. aEpr,
In Gus, Christmas Eve, by A. NJ BlaisdelI y. 4
Mr.. Orlando Z. Tnibeus, and Ms. Augnsta de -.
ney both Of Clifton.
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frsa s~dsWick.
FRIEND sAwrER:-As ] hoslee IN the
papers Of late quite disposition In dir.
ent localities To vaunf little about rsssipy
pigs, want TO tell YOU wha, has been done
In tina, line, in this vicinity, and Ill Hifhl
sound Of the human voice. al the little Vi
lage of sedgwick, where you once ha
residence. You wen know thar Mat the
men-and women too-of Sedgwiek do. 1,
never done " halves, for thelf motto s,lll
IS Whist / worth doing, Is worth doing
WELL" consequently they are hard 70 be
beat. -
The following were all last spring pigs.
and have lately been slaughtered By the
following persons. ! win give Won tsc-
age Of but one. some IL not all the others
were younger:
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d.

10 mos, and 10 days. Aee' "h seIf 20 4, xrs
In Trenton, Dec sstf Daniel Haynes age 10 'ls
yrs. A1'in aSeo ten
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Probate Courts.

Wed. Jan, Feb, Aug:
!. and Dec.-ad We'd. Aorii, 81 wed
and 4th Wed. Oct.
l-rHItL. list We'd. july aud Nov.
Wed. Ja6., May aud sept
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AGENTS WANTED e2ss A MlNTH)-by the
u AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Bostou. Nass.. or 81 Louis, No. Sm3s
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" oo9e0 OOoD0mys
Mr.. EDTToR:-It is with pleasure. land
guess little pride too,) that send you.
at the commencement of the new year.
some account Of the operations of the
above Company. l think am safe in say
ing that this enterprise is no longer an ex-
pertinent 1t looks very like a success
at present. As is true in regard to most
great bodies. This Car moved slowly At
first. but has a goodly amount of steam at
this time. Some thirty hands are employ
ed. many Of them first class workmen.
The same business sagacity which has
characterized all the business movements
of the Founder is seen in the selection Of
superintendent Is well Is hands. They
have bought 5000 lbs. Of wool; 10000
lbs. Of this is upon the cards, spools, and
reels.
They began to card the 1lth day Of July.
Made the first yard Of cloth 10th day Of
Ang. In Sept. they made l,353 yds. Oct.
Ass yds.; Nov, 3.ss5 yds.; Dec, $500
yds, showing steady tscveass. Total
amount for Little mare than four nonths,
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assume Ageoo.
DIR. r. II. Brigham is very sick. and
but little hopes are entertained Of his re-
covery. The Doctor has been a promi-
nent man in the politics of this coun-
ty. and successful Physician. DIR.
Jos l.. Stevens. his attending physician.
has been in practice in this town since
ISIS. He is one Of natures noblemen. and
is now more than eighty years old.
The Schooner Ellen Nancy. of Carru-
ing. n. s., McDougal master. from Liver
pool. n. s.. for Boston, with lumber. had
heavy weather on the passage. about Dec.
18th. in gale, lost deck load; afterward
ran on ledge in Deer Isle Thoroughfare
and filled; was got of. and taken to a
wharf Al Green's Landing. where her hold
full was taken out. the vessel stripped. a
survey held on her. by which she was con-
demned. and is advertised to be sold
Friday, Dec. Both. at IL A. NJ, for the ben
eft of whom it may concern. The lumber
is awaiting instructions from the consignee.
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MANTED-AGENTS (03O per day,} 10 cell the
celebrated mOMG SHUTTLE SEWING Ma.
CHINE. Has the ant Ild, Insaes De clock
stitch (alike On b.,tt =, v md Is II ~ licensed.
The beat and s...o ch.aI q, N ~ Sew ing Machine
=. Chicago, H.,
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gAbYJlI Sld, D1AUY3Da
Business honorable. No esmpotitisn, liberal
pay given. $. ". ken needy, . S. 9Th 81. pail. Sws3
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NEW ADVER TIsEMENTS.

NEW I'D = En- ITSEH " y.
Skets and Collins.
u.
=. Parcher's Adyertis
her cent u Old Bonds.
bal Notices.
kerican and Foreign Patents.
: Hair Remover.
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" w" a.. lsuit"r- III any OF your nu-
merous readers can exhibit within as small
aterriiory, larger pig. or better list.
tnan j. here given we call upon them to
do IL. and we will try and beat them an
other year. But the good people Of Saas.
wick are not only famous for raising ,xosi
pigs. but also for their sociabilify. They
associate pleasure with utility. - shsy
know well hcwto get up good time, !.
Miss Ella Slower. Of Bluehili. who is
now teaching her seventh term in the VII,
lage school. ever swakf apd on The alssf
to impart good cheer, as well Is. inrrrs
ton to her pupils, undertook on her
account to get up a .ChEistmas TSsa.~ :
able to carry out her design without sou :
assistance, the secret was soon out, AM
the scholars at once determined TO change
the programme and surprise the school,
marin. parents and friends entering into
the plan. Dry goods, hardware. jewelry,
millinery. mechanic and toy shops were
Immediately laid under contribution for
the occasion. The result wAs. the tree
was loaded until there was not room to
receive New branches were added and
loaded. and still the presents were coming.
when lines and tables were substituted to
receive them. Many Of the articles were
very valuable. and embraced the substan-
tial. down to the Jumping Jack, Miss S.
being handsomely remembered.
The occasion was enlivened by St. Mich
oias' whiskers taking fire. recitations. aud
short closing speech by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett,
when the company retired carrying upon
their countenance. the expression Of .
happy Christmas Eve. SoJOURNER.
Sedgwick. Dec. %, 1870.
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a
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be
h,..-tnniny
49, -
~. ~. ~, heNl,..
iniier MARKET
more extend
New Tyre.
proyemeiit..
TgaSscr,yr
for m. prir..
vi '''c par'
s ARA
zines and ;
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a. NJ ~, whils sssiding In ssusA Apesles
rrmssr . ~, ~ discevsred sels ed siopO
De~ar ~ - CuEe 81 Nervous Weaknoss. KSslV
81 bses,r, ~ wAoie train Of diserasrs bssVahs e
have been s anu vicious hsbits. Great nass6srs
ed by 4 sesssr y y tnia noble remedy. fyoovs-
I'M this messs sa " recipe for prspas4I9 81 us-
one Who nssds i, Ne !: ss.isd envelope. = say
City. "ssss' NV issk
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Hoymes Hole Ar 18th. NJ
Boston. In port II Ken
Mountain Laurel BiIlow xirsrast
SlA4eh. Clara, Bell Canary. I'd.
Aouusain Laurel J 5 Bragdou..
Boston. Ar. 3lst, Juiaak Rich n,
Madagascar, Ar LIST, Mary z s,ap1es Ii
p,. Ar; at Liverpool Isth, brig Ts.si, ( ain
buenos Ayres.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
the ERIE RAILWAY STOCKHOLDERS.
Resignation and Reinstatement Of Fisk Gould
and Lane, and Their Unanimous Support

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Erie Railway Company took place yesterday, at
eleven A. ~, in the building OF the Grand Opera
House, corner Of Eighth avenue and Twenty-shird
street. Shortly before assembling meeting OF the
directors was held, to which was presented
LETTER OF RESIGNATION
from Messrs Jay Could James Fisk, Jr., and Fred
erck A. Lane. The reasons given for the reslgna-
i0ns the persistent occurrence OF attacks upon
what is known a. the classification act )" 1t having
been charged that the object OF this statute
was solely 70 perpetuate the ONCE and power
OF Fisk, Gould and Lane They had always been
willing TO submit to the vote OF the stockholders
TO abide by such decision. Tney would not again
take up the trusts which they land down unless
freely restored to them On motion Oi Mr.. Eldridge
the destinations were accepted.
THE STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
was presided over by Mr.. Henry w. RathbOne. The
proceedings OF the Board Of Directors were rati
tative Of the English stockholders, was present dur
ing the whole meeting. as were also some German
stockholders belonging to the opposition. IL was
rumOred in the l0bbies that MI. Swan lndulged in
Speech but this was excteily denied by the
Oicials. One Of tine German stockholders addressed
the meeting, expressing the hope that the admins
tratiOn would succeed IN declaring
DIVIDEND FOR THE PRESENT YEAR,
Resolutions endorsing the administration OF the
affairs Of the company were unanimously adopted.
The polls were closed at two O'Clock. Messrs Jay
Gould, James Fisk, Jr., ana Frederick A. Lane were
elected directors for the full term OF five with
out dissenting vote. The amount OF stock repre-
sented was S3s, so5, 900.
AFTERNOON SESSION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Messrs. Gould and Fisk were reappOnted President
Arc Archer and X%sdale We're continued on % Inc Execn @
tive Committee. All the other officers were unani
mously reelected.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
Port OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship silssa tNG), Trsu,mann, Aambrg-Kunhardt
Steamship VIRGO Bulkley, sa~annah-huray, Ferris 4
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charlesson--H Nor
s.sa.1,p w% clyde Drew Norfolk, City Point and
steamship Isaac Bell Bakeman Norfolk, City Point and
RtchmOad-Old D0ninion Steamship Co.
Steamshtp Niagara Smith korfO City Point and Rich.
sesmsh,p Fanisas Dosns. P6sSelphia -Lorlard Steam
ship Co.
hieamship 0laucus. Walden. Boston-B = Dimock
sbip Ada Oufon Whitney, Antwerp-Funch, kdye 4
Ship Prma Donna, Lunt, Ban Francisco-sutaon 4 Co.
snip Nautilus Spencer, Charleston-CL Wright Co.
bark eastern Chief tBr), Carr, Dublin-G Buley.
nark Normandy Orb Mcintosh, Cork Falmouth-O Nc
Bark Golden Fleece, Rhodes Barbados-H Trowbrdse's
Brig orinoco tBr), Elderkin, Liverpool-D De Wolf
Brig d Capo tFor), Andersen Penarsh Roads Funch
Brig Angostura tNo). Rausch, ciudad Bolivar-Paven
Brig Gsorse Downs tBr), Lanfare, Demarara-H rrow
Brig Brundenel tBr, Gordon, 81 Johns, NF-eeorge
schr Nancy Smith, Boyd, St Thomas Penston 4 Co.
Schr Lavinia Bell Bavles, 81 Martinsvan Brunt Bro.
schf Gilman King, Eldrfdge, Cienfuegos-Jas Elwsl
schr Julia Cipcb, Mahoney 81 Andrews NB-Jed Frye
Co.
Schr Mary Ellen (Br) Britt 81 Apdrews-Jed FRYE Co.
Bro.
schr Naonta, Smith, Key West -Benner 4 Pinckney.
schr fersis Smith, Robinson, BruDswick-T Mayhem
Schr Constitution, Smith, Savannah-vap Brunt A Bro
Schr Barkaiew Holmes, Middletown-RackettA Bro.
Steamer maynower, Fnlts Philadelphia
Steamer d Utey. DAVIS Philadelphia.
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