The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1863, Page 10

Pen 10 THE GREAT CANADIAN REBEL FIZZLE, More About the Proposed Rebel Raid from Canada. Indignation of Rebel Sympa- thizers in Canada. urther Incidents of the Late Ca: paign on Lake Erie. THE HUMORS OF THE SCARE. A LBITER FROM VALLANDIGHAM, ke den ae Jobneon’s Isiand hag already been described in the ‘Bimmavp; but a recapitulation of some of the facts con- mected with its situation and history. im connection with the map given to-day may not be uninteresting. The ‘eriginal name of the island is Bull Island, and is 80 de- @ignated on the maps and charts upon which the name of the spot is given. As wo have stated, it is situated at the ‘mouth of Sandusky Bay, two miles and three quarters from Sandusky City, and some fifty miles from the Canada Shore; but between the island and the shore several other falands intervene, forming nearly a line of land com- @aunication, with but a few miles interval, except upon ‘that portion lying between Point Pelee Island and Point Pelee, or Bald Point itself, all the way from Sandusky City tothe mainland. The island is about a quarter of ‘@ mile long and a mile wide, and, as is well known, is ‘weed as a place of confinement for upwards of two thon- mand rebel officers, who are so guarded by a eufficiont mamber of United States troops ns to render any future ‘wttempt ata rescue futile, Great indignation is expressed By Bome of the rebel sympathizers in Canada and elgo- ‘gwherd; because the Southern chivalry incarcerated there Serre SAPs aE ema re» Buuey sou tw wis iar Nortnern,siberian-nee UrleR Qsland. But instead of complaining, these unfortunate ‘and misguided men should be thankful that they have £0 ‘@iry and so hoaltby a jocation, in which they can have ‘emple opportunity to reflect coolly upon their past mis- onductand to pray for a change of heart, so that they ‘May be onadled to behave better for the future. The at- fempt on the part of their friends in Canada to effect ‘their liberation, no matter how honesily undertaken, was S foolish and a desperate one at bost, and its utter failure ‘will have no other result than the withdrawal of many Privileges and comforts which have heretofore been al- Dowed thom. THE ADJACENT ISLANDS, ‘The nearest isiand north from Jobnaon’s Island is Rbown as Keily’s Island, which is about six miles dis- fant This is a fertile isiand, and capable of furnishing ny amount of “grape” to a piratical or any otber evil Gisposed craft that might be compelled to put in there feraharvor, | Putin-Bay, or South Bass Island, is located about “Bweive miles north-northwest from Jehuson’s Island, apd Ymemorable from historic associations connected with Perry's naval victory. It is also a good harbor. ‘Point Pelee Island, which affords the best harbor for ‘weasels that exists among the chain of islands extending Meurly from Sandusky City to the Canada shore, Nes in British territory, the boundary line running just south of ‘tbe island. It is about ten miles long and three wide, ‘nd lies adout seventeen miles from Johuson’s Island. There are some other islands of small extent in the ‘Vicinity, but the above are all, before reaching the De- @roit river, that could furnish a harbor or sbelter for Yavading puccancers, Point Pelee was undoubtedly one ‘ef the places of rendezvous selected by the conspirators Prior to, their descent upon Johnson's island. ‘The city of Detroit, upon which it was confidently ase @erted the rebel conspirators would make their Orst raid ‘% vow fully aroused, nnd the preparations made for de- ‘Pence will prevent any further agitation among the peo ‘Pre of that place. Indeed all the places on Lake Erie ‘pen to a sudden visit from the Canadian rebel conspi- Tatuts aro now fully protected, and the entire plot may ‘wow be pronounced essentially, and perhaps forever, ‘equeiched. HUMORS OF THE CAMPAIGN. Among the humors of the campaigo just ended on Lake frie, none of a more practical character occurred than ‘What gotton up by some wags in Syracuse on Friday tast. Bven there, while government officials were tearfully ex ‘sited over the momentous telegrams passing to and fro, these incorrigibie wags, who are strongly suspected ‘of copperheadism, were sensible to tho danger ‘What menaced the cities on the frontier, and were @beolutely making eport of the whole affair. Some one among them, not baving a fear of the Secretary of War before his eyes, prepared what pur ported to be an official document from Washington, ving a certain General W— in Syracuse authority to ®ecure a train of cars, and carry forthwith ax many mili- tia men as he could muster to the defence of Buttato. ‘The paper was shown to railroad men, and they were porely puzzled about procuring the necessary tr ‘Vion at such short notice. After enjoying their p» aswell as the agitation of @ large number of outside amilitia officers ana others for a few hours, the cat was Jet out of the bog, the joke was aired, und one of the Jolliest parties in the world enjoyed the fun at the Byracuse House that night. The Cleveland Plaindealer farnisbes a unique illustra tion a8 correct likenesses of two of the invaders, end the Canwlian gunboat as appeared oif Bandusky, together with a letter from Ma special correxpondent Ho.” The (ayn that the de‘ence at Kelly's Island was a battery of forty-rod whiskey, whieh was placed upon the dick. The @Bect of the fire is © bave been territic. one far more execution than Groek fire of “swamp angole,” over. Powering the invaders themselves pier tanh their @nndoat ‘There is scarcely a place in Weetern New York that Goes pot contain many men who ridicule the whole idea of a rebel invasion from Canada ‘The Chicago Tritune speaks of the ‘timid little ramor’’ that reached it as if ashamed of ite Philadelphia origin, which the Tribune regards as ‘not a very good start 10 life for a piece of news,’and as now havivg ploomed into @ fall-blown sensation, with the high official names of the Governor General of Canada, the Governor of Ohio, @od the Mayor of Binfao, as sharing in bringing it to light. ‘The Tribune thinks it almost certain that the plot is bat a fragmentary portion of that “otner rebel plot recently Atecovered in Ohio,” and says that “Ohio would make short work of any rebel gang invading her borders, como ‘Uey from Canada or across the Ohio river."’ LATEST INTELLIGENCE AWOUT THE DCOVREED PLOT, ‘We learn that a totter from Vallandigham was received $e Syracuse on Friday last, in which he utters words of @neonragement 10 his friends, ‘The letter was received ‘with tokens of great rejoicing by Vallandigham’s friends ‘te Syracuse. Hs contents were net made public, nor are they intended for publication, but | supposed to con- tain 00 particntar allusion to the oonepiracy just blown ‘wp by the authorities of Canada. Wo have no later intelligence about the discovered plot, ‘than that furnished iu the lottor from our special corres Ppondent in Nuffalo, published in yesterday morning's Henaio. ‘The democrats in the western part of the State do not Deattate to oxprens their infignation because the Scere: writer tary of War oversiaughed Governor Seymour in notifying whe Mayor of Buffalo of the danger that menaced that City, The proper channel for such information, they conceive to he (through the Governor of the State, and not Shrough the Mayor of acity, The Governor of Uhio was Motified of a similar danger to cities in that State. But, after all, it may be that the Secretary of War coasiders tho Mayor of Bullalon b gger man than the Governor of | the State; or be may be slightly prejudiced in the pre. mison personally Major General Dix will return to thig eity to-day, and eave one of bis tai, probably Captam Blake, to look After the military situation in Rullalo The Canad [Prom tne The expedition intended to o! Gunafedorate ofticers held prisoners on Johoson’s Ietand, Lake Erie. having falled, in order to remove the mira; Ss fons that miy be created by federal accoun' oadian plot to burn Westorn cities, we give below all the facts ti which the public it interested, which may, | we are assured, be implicitly relied on — The Warhington government, baving refaeet to contings the exchange of prisoners of war under the cartel rent the Bowtborn Sana,’sare accustomed a ey climate, to | Seanege ens, where 3/009 oh thew wore et the Hiberation of tho Paws, for i | Iivorh best aos. NEW YORK HERALD, HAMM VOY UHSDAY, NOVEMBER iM, 186 YA RIA anOY Wain TRIPLE SHEET. Wrevcnva quarters, ansoretely wnfit to house cattle. There ig no reason to doubt that the officers selected for this prison were those on whom the cold, damp climate ond Exposure would act most prejadicially,’ It was infact ap to commit murder, without publicly teurring the odlum of siaughter. Jn these circumstances the Confederate government determined to make an attempt to rescue the doomed officers,and for this purpose an expedition was fitted out consisting of thirty-six officers, under the command of one who had distinguished bimself in similar dashing enterprises, and bundred men. The oilicers em- barked at Wilmington in the Confederate steamer Robert E, lee, and landed at Halifax. The cotton and tobacco brought by that steamer, as freight were sold to furnish the funds required, amounting to about $110,000. The men came overland’ through the States, in small parties, to the general rendezvous, ‘The intention was to surprise the federal garrisen on Jobnson's Island, liberate the prisoners, convey them to Canada in vessels provided for that purpose, and forward them by Halifax to Nassau or Bermnda; the greater part of the funds being specially devoted to paying their pas- ‘sage to one of these points. Any further operations on the lakes were left to the aiecretion of the oflicer in command, whose orders wore stringent and peremptory to avoid a breach of British neutrality, and to take care that even semblance of inter- Dational wrong sbould be prevented, Had Jongon’s Island been taken, it might have formed a basis for other against federal commerce on the lakes, but the real t of the expedition was to rescue two thousand valuable lives from the cruelty which had devoted thom to slow but certain death in a climate and situation in the last degree inimical to them, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORE—THIS DAY. 649] moon sxts. 441 | mia ware. Portof New York, Novembor 16; 1863. CLEAKED. Steamship Adriatic (Br), Nicholson. Galway and Liver- pooi—Lawrence, Giles & Co, Bark Theodore (Prus), Steffens, Cork—Funch, Meineke & fendt eer Marco Polo (Bremen), Gerdes, Bremen—Garrels & ra Bark Marten (Br), Mersill, Rio Janeiro—Rodacanachi & Brig Oaiharing (Holland), : I—Funeh, yt Cntr ay olland), Oldenburgen, Bristol inch, pele PAY re Peichard, Marseill Reed 4 inka ir), Given, Aux Cayes—B Ln Brits 8 haw (i i aw. Nor Tame tO Schr Jas Dowzias (Br), Pearce. Nassau—R 4 ‘Blariage. Schr Albert (Br), Clare, Naasan—Darrel Schr Bucentanr, MeFariand, Folly Teand via Port Royal~ fe! Schr Julie Franklin, Van Name, Fort-ese Monroe—Bent+ Jeg, Smith & Co, D Berry, Voorhis, Washington—Van Brunt & Slaght. Behr Georgia. Davis, Ballimere— Bake Bohr C Newkirk. Weaver, Philadelpbia--M T Runyon & Co, Sehr seer Breit’ shawn Philadelphia Van Brunt & Slacht, R Smith, Smith, Philadelphia—Van Brunt & Yen, Talpey, Philade!phia—B H Kreet = Ber a G i Ce eee Thuy Rehr Teabelia ‘Thompeon, Baker, Philadelp ia—M T Run n & C YGehr DC Smith, Long, Boston=Goafrey & Holyoke, Schr White Sea, Lee, Roston—8 W Lewis & Co. Schr G W Glover, Nash, Boston—J B Haviland, Steamer J R Thomson, McCabe, Baltimore. Bteawer Artisan, Kirk, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship City of London (Br), Petrie, Liverpool, Nev 4, via Queenstown 5th.7 PM, with mdse and 474 passengers, to John G Dale. 6th inst, off Mine Head, saw ship Echo; same time, steamship City of Baltimore, hence for Liverpool; 9th, lat 45 36, lon 32.08, Br bark Ailsa, bound E, Steamshin “Champion, Witson, Aspinwall. Nov 7, with mails. passengers and specie, to D len, ‘Steamship Saindin (Br), dameson. Kingston, Ja, Now by and Vort au Prince 7th, with mdse and passengers, to Wal. den & Booth. Passed Inagua ath inst, and saw at anchor off that place a bark showing a white signal with red and“blue ‘scoliops in the left Steamship Potomac, ‘Sherwood, Portland, with mdse and ngers, to {1 B Cromwell & Ship Wisconsin (Br), Mostoker, Liverpool, 35 days, with mdse and 367 passengers, to Willinms & Guion. | Has been 35 days W of the Haake. with strong W gales, Oct 23, lat 42 37, Jon 33 57, saw Prussian ark Frederica Ernestine, waterlog- red and abandoned, matumaat gone bs the deck and Core top- mast gone; 26th. John Williams, of Shetland J; rian, fell trom the. fore ropmast tn the deck and wae killed; 7th inst. Ed Dunbry, paseenger, fell overboard and was lost, aithouch every etfort was made to save hint, Ship Joshua Mauran fee Previdence) —. New Or- Jeans, 20 days, with mdse, to tetiatk Cupido, (Aus), Biinantebs Silloth, 82 days, with coal, Juco Bark Wilhelm (Hanover), Schweers. Rotterdam, 45 days, with indse and 5 passengers, to Raver Br, Bark Harriet Spaulding ‘(of Huekiand), Wallace, Glace Bay, OB. 14 daya, with coal, to RW Trundy & Co. ee Ralterio (Br), igving, Maranham and Pare, Oct 16, with rabber &, (0 Burdett & Everett, Oct 16, saw Brig w Fay lence: kolug in; Sith lat 19 30; ton 62, saw a large bar! ed steainer, under steam and canvas, steering about W Ni (eunposed bound to the Eahsnnay: Ish saet ot Patues Ent, spoke schr John § Lee, bound to Boston, with lo:n of wep te iWatlaen, Peck, Layton, Miragoane, Oct 29, with log- iy ir of M zo Ray, Ja), Peraing, Manan! la Scayn Sith Pagar keto HD Brockman «Co. Had & continuation of heavy W ga’ Brig Hope (Rr). Durrank Si Vincent, 22anys, with sugar fe to Middleton & Co, Sehr Ino (Ham). Muller, Buenos Ayres, 58 days, with wool &¢, to Dewley & Converse. Sehr F Nickerson, Hendgggon, Port Royal, 5 days, Sehr Oueen of the ron. Port Rovid 5 days. Rehr C'M Newins, Hawking. Po't Roval. 7 days, Schr Marine. Daisey, Port Royal. 12 days, Sehr C:Btetson. Robinson, Boston for Pitiadelphin, Schr M A Shropshire, Mel , Boston for Philadelphia, Behr Nousett, Snow, Orie: Schr J.C Runyon Mathia. Fall River, Schr Col Lester. Perry, Fall River, Schr AP & G Wheaton, Christie, Wareham, Sehr Chief, Champlin. Norwich, Rohr Wm Allon. Boker, New London snex. Post, New Hacen for llizabethport, Bear Ceres, Rimherivy Be ideepert fo" Philadel Steamer Pianet (US transport), Smith, Washington, to US Quartermaster, , Beeamact De it (YS transport). Teat. Wasbiazton, to r. 15th ina’. 10 AM. and aft rchr Sef Harncgnt, with bowsprit gone, Steamer Nov Hadelphia. Wind at supeat NE, Miscelanron: Purser Kavanagh, of the steamship City of Lonion, has our thinks for the prompt delivery of our files. Site Bow tower, Crosby, from Dnnder Sent 10 for Cals cntta_was capinred hv the rebe! steamer Georgia ond barat revions to Oct 1S. Her crew re landed ot Tenerife. (The Towasan Al ship af 797 r, built in Medford, Masa in 1836, and owned by P Sears & Co, Boaton.) Surr Amazon, Hover, from London for New York, was totally destroved by inst, of Yorelands Allon board saved. (The A was builtin this elte in 1854, 1751 tons regia- ster. and owned by KE Morgan, of New York.) Suir Bern wni—Akyob, § Ship Britann'a, RM, from Calcutta far London, wh m bere leaking. Aug “ hu aired, and wii isi it wne thrown inio the river, tion of the jute and linseed Ww: Sire Westery Star—Lisbon, 22—Ship Western Stai Knowles, ‘alparaiso for Liverpool, which put in hen and apparentle with cargo. shifted, hi qharantine until Oct 24. haying no bi worthiess, lso damaged, Asmal rer sth—-The Western Siar, Knowles, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, wiieh put in here lenky Cot 2H, recetved pea | tique yesterday. From the master’s report, it may be ne sary to discharge @ part if wot the whole of her cargo. # Laxcasten—Antverp, Oct 0—Ship Lancaster, Smith, hens for New York, lost anchors last night of Flushing" and t4 dangerously Mat—The Lancester, ear Fu ition is not yet known, Liverpool. Oct 30—Ship Cathoun. from wile in low of a steaming for several hours. had owing to the violence of the gale, when off the NW light Bhip, and stand out to sea ago Br Bark Ver hence far Shgo for orders, with th ult and anchored ina gale, she fled ashore and be id. b. before reported sunk on Jerse: has been removed some G0 eet. She ts badly sanded. Bank Lise L Macre—The oflicers and erew of the .bove ‘veesel were all saved. Scum Jonx Raxporen, Borke, Island to New York, got ashore on the northward of the entran 1th inst. She had lost hot mach torn. The T Rs 14) tons ts York. Has not bilged and will no doubt be got at much damage Scur Faiexy or Peace, Richardson. f for Portland, with an assorted cars: went a of Wass’ Island, on th inst. She filled ane thoms: total loss. No insurance Sreavnn Montmrat, at Portland Mth tnst, when coming out of Boston harbor hicht of Vth, ran into an unknown schooner, which showed bo light. Lavxen—The new ship on the stocks at Howland’ New Redford, belonging to Win Wilcor, wil! be ianne the 25th inst, “She in 1GL feet keel. 174 feet over all, 3d feet beam and 2i feet deep; tonnage about 900, carpenter's mea- surement. ‘n pemtlaat, from Morris 4 Ts Cutler, of and ore on a ledee sunk in ten fa Whatemen, Schr Wm Martin, Currier, sd from Provincetown 1th inst for the Atlantis Ocean, Spoken, we. Ship Rock Lieht, from Newport for King George's Sound, Sept A. lat 215 N. ton 21 9% Ship Horizon, Brown, from Liverpon! for Calcutta (had expertenaed ah alle might of 29th, but all weil 34h), @ Bell Ro a Taance (Ament an), bornd 8, Sept 24, lat 158, ton Ore aabestenn: hip. ISR days from Arracan for Falmouth, ‘Oct 8, lat 45 43.5 American bia Noma Ad flag 274 (Saxon) ton 17 12 W. John NB. Bark Harkawav, Wilson, from Raltimore Aug 1 for You. i Reoh lon 31 00 W. | Farelan Ports. Asrinwent, Nov lArr brig Arabella, Lindsley, NYork; | 4th. barks Xanth 6, Chapman, do; dt), Windward, — Avx Cayns, Oct IT—In port sehr Loring, Cole, from Bos ton. arr lth 43 . no date, lat —by the Minerva, Ritchie, at'Ayr {ron St | |B a Cand etd 200 for ms Vth “bean Flint, Co re (and sid 2th for Oh Montevideo (and ald 21th i \ Martha | | | Chinches, (and "Pitisbary, Ban Franek H ehne); | White Mountais, Harden, Chinchat (and «ll Bhi for Aa. n)s i} Ovt V4, shioe ng 5 tele Collier and Ellen Moot JM ntgomery ‘ton and Xintuone Rendall, rao, 26m, Webcast. Ite ge, do | cl ‘chek 0; imanutain. Field Brown, Wilson io. Pike, do | Tn poet Oot 27, supe Annawan, NeNuir, frm Montevideo ys Valngraten, arr 17th: Chenin, Wall, from San Franctan; Young M wn Rio Janeito are 1th: W WPrsper fon, from Ch Bueuos Ayres City of Bangor, By from Melt urne Ayres arr saine day ‘Cres reReos © melon, Hacer, |, Hampbrey, from Buenos ‘ole, NYork. Seotian (Br), James # ®, da: sehr rig John Stevens, Hop Turks Islands, Nov 2—Itn rt brig Start. ‘few dare; sehr Freuceevnoe, tyr 4c Bid bark Clenturroe, tr barke Young N. Nebroska oa Portland ten ra, Boston; BU King, Portiand Bast Hanno York (and ald tamedas for NOri SCENE OF THE PROPOSED The Points ot Proposed Rendezvous, with Descriptions of RY BEL RAID FROM CANADA. the Places of Shelter on Lake Erie. ie" Geox i i EAST SiSTERGYsLANO re HARBOR cA SS ISLA We) Ponts sana (© ISLAND Gu ISLAND aA? ISLAND La « / SVEST’ HARBOR i RSCR SX / < > eee POINT wourm, Ja, Oct I—Arr schr bye Spearwater, NYore; Faw stivbege WA Rogers. Maly. do: 21, Amavon, Brans mb, do; 22d. Bark St Mary’s, Bryant, Philadelphia. Faganon, PR, Oct 2 —In port brig U Untnunted (Br), Mo rin, from he Thomas for Bal emote in six days. Havana, Nov 3—Arr brigs Wi Dolan, Portland; Thm ngors sehr Dearborn (Br), Harriman, Govan’ Sih: trig fara Chr), Hinks, Boston; Grimen, Pat: terson, Portland. amer Morning Star, Collins. New n8—since spoken): Sth, Ring. Huuter, NYork; 9h, seamsiip Eagle, ‘id Say bark Alma Hartison. Balumore: brig Havann nekens NYC. Brig John Balch, Gardner, Brest ate bing Gos ati cir, ‘Wilson. Nivork: 7m bark Ella Adele Rr), Brown, do: &th, Mary © Fox, Ross, Baltimore; brig Thos Connor, Yorks oer forena. In port Nov @ barks Matilda A'Lewis (Br), Lewis, for NYork; Emma P Herriman, Herriman, for Boston: Eliza NYork: Jntia (Br). Blanchard, for do; PC Alexanoer, Merryman, une; Miwood, Boyd, and ¢ P Browa, tray, for Baltimore; H 8 Emery, rg CW Konme Hammond, unie: Terai Grege, for Boston, and others Hirnon Guace. NF. Oct i9—Arr Louisa, Haines, NYork (and old 30th for Lingan). HAttrax, Nov Timare brigs Continental. and Josephine, Conedon, Tingan, for N York; 12th, schr Indian Queen, H rkey, NYork. Navton, Ja, Oct 6—Arr sehr © McIver, Melver, NYork sid 16th for Phil. aaat 23d. brig Florence. Hard- Crocker. do (and ald Nov 1 for Dry jov 2, brig Thankful, Faskall, NYork; 14 Oot 6, schr Magnolia, Clements, MiRAcoans, Oct 2—In port brig Lady of the Lake, Lewis, for Turks Telnnda Stat, to. lon: wall. for Beaton: senra Adele: Snow, for Inagna Slat to load for Boston; M L Davis, Doane, tor Boston Nov. aii Sid re brig Merryrman. and Tejnea, Harri. rics Fasex. Bain, for Ph nd Mavanillo, Haven Simpron, for NYork: Martha A Berry. Berry, une, Fasand Nov Goin port steamships Sonia, Bradhuey, from Ban Francisco, on seme dar; Golden City, Penrron, 1a. extra boat; Guate: 3 ahtp Enterpe, Arey, ise. Sid 8d, steam. Watkins, San Fraticisco; 4th, ship Theo- m vessel in port. Sid 15th, brig Mary ‘Yor! AFR, Oct 25—1n port sche Oriental (itr), fram N¥ovky arr bth bd 20d, woh Peeriens, Patterson, Arecibo, to Jonst for Battimare. Sacua, Oct ¥—-Arr bark Matanzas; Nov 1, brig Princess Alico (Br), Mears, B. Sr Jano, Oct 81—Arr brig Eliza Doane. Howe, Sr Onorx, Oct 24—In port brig Neponset. Tracey, from Bangor for Turks Islands 25th, to load for Boston. Sr Manrixs, Oct 22—Tn port briz Havelock (ir), for New Na, NF. Oct S1=Cld bark Trinity more. Arr Nov 7, brig Onward, Doody, N port #1, schra Margaret, for NYork; Flash and Belip: tic, for United States Vangananso, Oct 1i—In port shios Kitty, Flovd, Dearborn, m St John, NB. arr th, digg; Duchesse d’Orleans, Hines, barks Onmmanil, Pitts from Boston, are th dh a rovn (ir), Crxnnaily from NYork art Out Hes} rom Callro for Cork. Sid lth, ship Levanter, “Chit. ford {frou Callno), ‘Gore re STRAMSHIP Ast asrewssr, Oct 28—8ld Lancaster Owen, Alexander, Cr di! Arr at Proshing e,, Aug 26 Vashington Rotcher, Collins, saanitom, Balti- Awoy, lore: N York, Rmrcnror, Ot Se Passed te Baler Chapman, from Sar derland for, Portiand; 25th, HB Wright, Park, from. Rot tectum: for Akead, Barxuaw, Oct ~Of, Hiewy, Ohlerieh, from Rotterdam for NYo Harerot, Ort 29a, ureka, Chandier. Sundawall, §id 26th, H Secor, Kirby, Ne Of do 29th, Vingolf, from New York for Gloucester: War- den Law. from do for Rristo! Bi , Oot — Arr Fr tntot, Nor Bonne ats Arr Bilew Stuart, Comn, Baltimore, Poroeeanty Oot 24— Arr America (#), New York Ganenten ss —8ld Ro Ving Ware Pant. Cadiz, Rananok. Ave 22—Arr Monsoon, Locing. Sbanshans Sit mper in), Hittte tne Ba vweea, Oct 28—Arr re | 2d Mth for Amater: land ing Glory, Noartinan, Raswin mM); Wellington, Holbrook, Port ‘apvrr, Oct 28—Are L Mes Pearson, ana Good Hope, ¥, London. Kept 22, Porahar ler Tornato, wo, Thome nos, Hitnes. for t Hy ba Tutaed ward, Rebinsoa Belle a. the West ‘ie e Jealale, Teed, and Jumma, Garrick: ae Nichors, Londen for Akval e. Cole, do for Cardiff (mt Akyab (and anctonpty: 0th, Unio, Norien; ncreen, W New York for London (and pro comedy Hindson 10 do. Oct 28 Statesman, rill, St John, NB; 1 » New Yors. Farwoutn, Oot 4—Arr Transit Whitmore, Rangoon (and eid 28h for London); 26th, Ocean Travelier, Stone, Aky ab (and aid 28tn tor Bordeaux), ‘Slt 24th, Santer Parker (from Akyah), Beomen. Fooe now. Aug Arr Fruwer, ¥; * + Glen Novello (Br bark), a AEE PF Dark Jeune Mario, Verte, Odes ) “in port 2h. Br trig lanthe, Stapleton, from Patras for NYork, wie salle Woo yparae. ‘Det Ola Jane D Cooper, Howant, Cardiff and 5 lew York, wae Ker Gouitn date Tha on : ingpa ‘Pus beck Sevt 7, Kaw Howe \ Hong Kow Li Sid Sept. Nestor, Clontman. Snanghae; 2d. Philip 1, Oak. man. and King Wills, 3d, Mary W hitrid, ‘Cressey, Cafogs Gh. Starr King, save oth, Agincourt (Br). NYork. Ih port Sent nM, Anzeborg, fo* San Francisco; San Francisco (Hant bark), for do; Derby, Allen, for do. Korrane. Aug 8—Sid Ma “a Loulsa, N York. Liverroot, Oct 27—Arr Sidon (8). MeMickan, NYor! 28th, North American (#), Dutton, Qnebec; 29th, ts rehie Amsterdam: st, Taj tt, Keil, de if angha: 20 Conwianiune, Creevy, and General McClellan, Trani; Lewis, Aksab; or JL Bogart, Bo. Yor! Vieksburg Set, Aden; Bt Lawrence, Hamilton, Boston Fiircitia, Roberts, Bangor, oth. Charlotte rk. Vaipnrats amy) arth S80h, Monson N ‘4 Mf, er outward’ borind Sixt. Sea ‘Tobin, for Pitladetphia, Webster. Lawrence, (0- New York: Agametn> Ron George. tor San Pianciaco (eld 24th); Monsoon, Lewis, for Akyab; Vicksburg. Seott, for A Ady Sixt. North American (s), for 1" (8), for Boston lath; Sidon («). Mew! ror Persia (*). for do Tih: Themis, Bradshaw. for Boston Is John Bull, Adaras, for do 10th; Orient, Hill, f British Queen, Aviward, for do few days; for Phila ia with despatei Loxnor, (et 27—Arr Jai Akyab: 28th, Colla (n), 8 Sist, Shanks ‘oahy, Pocchow : Fortuna, Wenningar. N York. oth, Horm'ne, «Brunchen, NYork: Albina, Wate. do ViaCardit: Sth, Arab, Smart, Montevideo; Sist, Rhine, Moore. NYork. Arr at Gravorend Oct 20, Mary Rogers, Broderick, NYork, 1 NYork. er, Boston. tay , wid 21st for NYork), Macasaan, Aug &—Sid Imina Brons, Miller (from Shang: hae), NYork. MAcao, Sept 10—In port 8: Tyler, Cooper (both versels vinde rag Mo vane; Fanny Fen. Jorden, for do, all viree vith cooles. Newrort, Oct 25-—Arr Canvas Back, Miller, Antwerp. Oct 28-—Ent ont Seringapatam. Noble, NYork. re Am Basle, Fogerty, Cette. d Borneo. Hird. Quxexstows, Oct 20—Are John & "%, Filrabeth, Hubbard. and Cruiser, ‘Kirby. NYork, | Sid 26th, bell (from Giasg iw), San Franc! co. Oct 2.—814 Pieay une. Brooks, Genoa, 7—Sid Russ a, Pine, NYork Swatow. Aug 4—Arr George Lee. reiow. Singapore; Valetta. Dawes. Chefoo; 25th, Lillie, Knowles, do; sist, Moheka, Mayo. do. Sina srore. Sent 9—Sld (not 19th), Rocket, Freeman, Pe. nang: 1th, Saml Russel, Winchell, Hong Kong. SwaNawAr, Aug 20—Arr Delaware, Navarnkl; Andes, ‘Swatow: r. Baller, Bost Ro nm Morgan, Wheeler. Tien- Glencoe, Morgan, do; Sept 2, Ringdove, Brown, artered, James Miller. Carbonette, for Kanaga- rringion. Watson, for Foochow and back; Ocean nism, for do, Sid from Woosnng Aug22, Wavelet, Dunn, Neaneakt; 271, Taane Jeans, Reed. Hong Kong; 28th, Asa’ Eldri ‘ale gan. Honoiuta: Bist, Ocean agi, Chism, Foochow; Sept Diriao, Buckminster, Hong Kon, TSIN, Auig—Arr James Lawrence, Botsford, Foockow ; unker, Cooper, Swatow. Vaencta, Oct 1°—S!d Mercur. Rickmers, Baltimore, rearto eT TMands, Aug 30—Arr prev Heory Dar. . Ree ur Arr actress, Whelien. ghenghee Penny, do; 7th, Mary Capen, Abbott, : [Per Strawaity City or Loxox.). Axrwenr, Oct Sl—Arr Elizabeth, Trevitarus, NYork, Art at Flushing. Pradentia, N York, Aumenra, Oot 0—ArrO H Jordan, Mumer, Leghorn. Bxtrast, Nov 2—Arr Verandah, NYork; Jd, Anrella, do. peBOnoRatx, Oct 2)--8id Gunntabaino, Chaignean, New Or. jenn Yor T\p7. et M—S!d Suitor, Kroger, Boston; 26th, Tel Giles, NYork hare Transit ad Niditmore, Ranzoon (and pro- munde, Yo Deeuis, Nov t—-Afr Ana, Gray, NYork. Dovaese:s, Nov—Arr Die Sonne, O Pavan, Oct If Fauwe hilde, Bailasurcers, NYork. —Arr Brasil, Weeks, Bancor. Columbia (a). Jeilrey. N¥ Arr bucenia, Mill Arr Saxonia (a), Tr W F Sehinidt, ); Calponn. Page, sual, Marabail, . Crherien, ‘Adatns, Quebec: 4th, Africa NYork (and from Queens MeMickan, NYork. Vay NYork; Webster, Law a t towen Nowy 2) Now , Mercedes, Abeljng, do. esend Nov }, Amaron, Hovey, NYork (since Ddurned—see Miace)) Lranors, Ort ™ * Professor Gara, Tedahl, NYork. Mansmittms, Oct Sid Giretia D, Giotar, NYork. Cla Mh, Hound, Ande York. MocLMmin, Aue 28—Arr Rai en, Stont, Reunion; Sept 6, Col Led . Ww Bombay, %, Cromwell, ker, Bhanet Pen axa, Sept 10—Sid John Land, Motebkiea Falmouth. Queenstown, Cet 0—Arr Ellen, Sineiair, York; Met, Cammings, Johnston, Bristol or N Tork, put in leaky; Nov Lone ling, Bearse, Ban Francisco, Sd, Aden, Phila J etued Marmion, Warsaw, M¥crk; Ca |. Mth—arr ba:k Ep! St Mrcnars, Oct 20—Arr Ann & Alice, Connell, NYor! Trae, Oct 81—Are Sonne, Zieamar. N¥ore Weo Uxc, no date—Arr ‘Astrea, Francisco; “W T Eldraige,” do, 8, Thomy deipbia via Provinoe Nt A Gould. Grow ment. Palnes MM Preenian, Howem aud J Powell. Chand: Phutadelphin; Pioneer. Tapley, and Henrietta, Gardnery Entvabethport; Onstilion, Belatty; Mary Jane, Bi Kennnth Rondi vert, Blake, and Hanni- Wentworth, Port Ewen; Emma Furbush, Flanders, Tring Fish, Nickerson, NYork: Henry Verkins, Daris, lpia: Charlotte, East Harbor. cl steamship Norman. Du aribe, Herrick, Surinam; sehrs I Blal | more; JB Simmons. Smith, “N¥ork, ales, Darke Jewess, Watton, Suenos Ayreon: Sohn Winthroo, Blanchard. New «: schrs A Tirrcll, Higgins, Philadelphia; Plymouth | toeke"Alion, Now York Sth—Arr’ Br brigs Formosa, Titus. Greenock; Bwordfia! Coran, Matanzas, Sid Talurday, steamers Norman, au Del ware, Sunday, no vessel went to aca, I6th—-Relow. bark Avo a, from Africa, pRALTIMORE, Nov Are ta Dione, Fal Ale: nees J: From Bt one Pe Ch brig 3 sh aYinke sche 1, A Oreutt, Batler, and M Nic! n. Boston; DE Raw; st Soper, Jersey City, NJ; Avon, "yalkenburg, New Lan i ne, Martin, St Jobns, PR (was |. but towed off without injury, after aischargine part of carro): Roseway Belle (Br), Miller PR: xchr Mary Lontsa. Turner, Portlannd, CI bres ater Gp. petain. St Johns, NF: Centaur, Stewart, Roston: sel lie, Staples, Ponce, PR: Richmond, Dill ‘were Md (and sld}s La, Edwardes, ‘Lin NY: O11 Fiootn, Longstreet, NYork; Bela Peck, eeriaes Nov 78d bark Sierra Novada, Now Orleans. | BANGOR, Nov 18—Arr bng bi a Soham. New | York, Cid 13th, sehr Cortnthian. Tapley, Ni BATH. Ni v Arr brig, Nahant, Driako, Palisdetphia, { Cla igen iy dla Baker. Low, Raitimor CALATS. Nov 6—arr ache ST King. Clendenin, New York: Barret Ann, da: Alvarato | Allen. and Rooket. Dix, do; Fiviny Rich. and Hudson, Cook, do; Olivive * Biatirow, Nov 14—Sld schr Hunter, Cushman, Ehza- FALL RIVER, Nov. 14—Arr ateames Aurusta, Cromwell, FiVabethprrt: Denmark, Chose, do: Emma Latham, Towen N Vere, Sid, whe RJ Meroer, Somers, Phila: detphia: New Regulus. Brown; Crasade, Thrasher and Enoch Pratt, Paker. N York. pChOUCESTER, Nov 12—Arr achrs Harriet Haker. Web- ber. Rondont for Roston: 18th, Eitzabeth Serar, Payne, Philadelphia; Franciaoo, Kelley, NYork. for Portsmouth; eed Staion do for Boston; Thomas ‘Hix, Hall, do for HOLMES" HOLE. Nov 13, P M—Arr_ brig Chimborazo, Warren. Philadelphia, for Roston: sents iB Pitts, Paul NYork for Rockland: delphia; Neptune. Clark. Machias for N¥ork: i Cane John, | Torrey. ford, id bark Ren Font: schrn Saille B, Path: | | wav, Sophia Ann, Sarah Cullen, WPL Toy Richned Vous D 8 Biner. D Aitona, Cornelia Newkirk, Charles Moore, Sea | Rancer. and W Willlama, Sleeper, Dix Inland, for Balitmorn: rien Edwin. Webber, ana. Tr eines fier rh per, Philadel acha Cuil and Eva Bolle, Jeffers, do for do, the inter with lose Tainboom; Ida’ F Wheeler, Dyer, to far. Portamortthy echs Zulma, John Snow, Golden Gate, R B Pitts, Maria Rox. anna, bark Epbratin Williams Trindelen; rcha @ C Mor Ronrdary, Eva Belle au EST, Nov ll—Arr steamships Nov 9—In port brigs Fannie Lincoln, Alex, Nickels (new, 25) tons), Kose: | wind B=Sid schrs Jesse B Allen, Case, Rondonts 18th Trvall, Fitzgers'd, do, NEW BEDFORD, Nov t—Arr schra William Crawford, Briggs, Phitadelphia; Yarmouth, Baxter, NYork. Sid 14th, rchrs Horace Staples. Gibbs, Philadelphia: Cohasset, Tobey, do: Blien Rodman, Bowman, wel Eagle tiead, Hill, do. PORT. Nov 13—Sid, wind 8, light.” sehrs Susan ew York for Boston; Hudson, Harding, do for | Sarah McDonald, Kelley, do for New Bedford, ldth, § AM—Arr schrs Nicanor, Hinks, Remedion: Fan: © Latham, Howes, New York for Fall River (and sid). Side wind NE, brig Resolvte (Br), Peterson, from Porto Rico for | for NYork; schre Wm McCobb. Shipman, “Bingo ittle "Lizzie Phi | Daniel McPhee, Smitb, and Harwich for do: Ringgo'd, Crowell, and. Ariadne, | Brown, A Mariage Wooster, for Ha brcok. for Mayag NANTUCK®'T. Nov S25 nd Alfred Ch. Taylor. Rlizatethno Jackson, Philadelphia; Tt Mills, and Wm D Careill, Dibble, he Philndeiphia;: Roanoke, Paull, NYork: West Roaton for Phitefetphin’ Juin’ Newel Cushing. tind Gol. hester, Perry. NYork: Salon Washburn, Thrasher, and J Pond, Filipe, Flizabethpores Wen Marve, ‘Conklin, | N¥ork;'sleone Mary IE Ravles, Davis, and Utica, Didble, di Mary Elizabeth, Chase, E'izabethport; Rienzi, Cobleigh. Ft Jaber L White, Potter. NYork, seha Thoma Potter, 1p oe Geor; Wiarah, do for Boston: Teletranh, 1 elt Denison, Warehaen for Phil Daewe Martone: for do; Stranger, Toh S Machiaa (new) for New York. NEW HAVEN, Nov lie arr ble L&W Al cibo: slonne Temrerance, Gale: Clarissa, Hat PRILADELPHIA, Nov i4—Arr bri edia. Bayt. Iinrbar, Tl: Enternris hra Montrose, M ‘iloncester: Hinwathe, Dien Yani Doombs. Dighton Vall iniwers Bivza d Btebecra, Peters ant Nave and Wilson, Pravillence; Minnesota, Smith, Norwich 3 Alien, Case, Bridgeport, Lewes, Del, Nov 12—At Breakwater Inst evening. schra M. Pike. from. NYork for Washinton Charmer, do) for New: B 8 Downing, do for Georgetown: J It Rewley, do for Ningten; C Jayne, Gen Putnan, ace Quorn, nat Mo Bravion, do for Ale: A brig and a steamer came in daring the nichts laluee left this AM. Wind W, weather fair, H Rewley was ashore on the int of the Capa, bat Sas got off wit’ the assistance of the US abip Sx. PORTLAND. Nov 12-— Arr steamship Potomac, Sherwood, NYork; schr Harriet Samantha, Lane. do for Bangor. Cld Br bark Radania, McK er Fiarana; schrs J W Hine, Man- son, and War Steed, Cah, Mth—Arr Br bark BF Nae Cann, Havana, PROVIDENCE, Noy IS—arr stint’ Pelicuns Wa'den, Now York: schra E Closson, Babs timora: Rebecca Knight Endicott. Nic his J fa: Phitadenpnias Alfred, Barrett, i at Rendonts sleops Qraaon. Khoder Nox, Yorks Riode. Tetand Wiehtnan, | Row York. Sid whre Temes Loge, Smith, Philadel m P Cox, Houck. ¢o; Naney R Hay Thigh, Gite. Bile bethport; Hannah, selior, Whitmore, Lake, Siilo'soi de, ph a: Mal er Matiet ao Adams, Phila | colt James Ne'e York; Somerset, Sterling. do, } meg We Westchester, ‘Baker, New York; On. | ew PAWTUCKET, Nov Tear sehr Franklin, Alien Port | doz also sid, echrs Sarat barle: Ewen. Sidschra J L Hess Loper, Philadelphia; Ci Cooper. Snow, Rondont; WW Brainard, Bowditch, an Charter Ouk, Kelley, New York; sicop Téane N Seymour, | ‘orten SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 12—Arr ship Wm Tell, French, NYark viv Rio Janeiro, SALEM. Nov It-Are schrs EL Cordery, Raboock Philas deiphia; Thom ferson, Eldridge, NVors. Pur back, sehr Reditington (from Rockland), which sld hence yesterday f0¥ antan SOMERSHT, Nov 15—Arr scbr Ri Phiiadelotaa, Sid bark Schamyl. Randolph, Hallett. York: sloop Luna, ichard Thompron. Llow ‘Tavlor, New York: b adeiphia; sche Argis, Crowl mith, do, POLITIC AL. T \ MERTING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CONVEN. ton for the Sixth Judicia} Distr ct, under the call \naned vy the Mozart Hall Md atthe Madison Hotet Hom, Gideon J. Tucker wos notion, W. Drake Parsons wae nnanimeus! candidate’ for Potice Jnstice, ant Geor was unanimously nominated as candidates for CF Messrs. Baird, Kelly, Taylo iy were appointed a committee (0 notify the candidates of their | nominal Oa mo Rarrett on {he conventinn adjourned to meet at the eal of the eh GIDEON J. TUCKER, Chairman, Mantis A, Kenny, Seeretary TA MERTING OF THE DELEGATES TO THE SIXTH | A* Sudicat Convention. held. pursuant to the eall oft General Committee of Tammany Tall, at the house of Wm. O'Donnell, 210 Third avenue. on Monday evening. 16th inst., on motion of Hon. Jobn Kelly. of the Twenty first ward. Daniel W. Clark, of the Twenty-first ward, was nominate’ for Police Justion of! the Sixth district; "and Thomas of the Eighteenth ward. for Civil Justion of ti WILLIAM CLANCY, Chairmat Srerun’ Re PIXcRNcY, Secretary, Aud Fane! ARGE AND EXTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF Eighth Aldermanic district, he! mber 18, at Clinton Garden, 126 et, for the purpose of ‘receiving from Alderman Peter Mitebell hin ance of the nomination for Alder- man of said disirict, tendered to bim by the ‘o'er of the ‘istrict, eloquent spreches were made by Messrs FA. Sea an Hardy, in German by Mr. P. Buch ewelter, Alderman Mitchell then pr Me his appearance, and ina | neat and loment apereh signified he acceptance of the | Rortinaiton 0 handsrrmety tendered him, and pledge? him Af elected to fulfill the duties of the'o'lier to the best of | ncing by Mr. John Rerriesa the meat nan determined to do the best in his , tower for the te-election of Alderman Mitelell, which he 80 justly deserves. JO} 4 KERRIGA s Erendent wu ODER AC * | J FRIEDMAN CONEN, {Presidente | JawEs O'FLARA, ) } Enweet Stwox, ( Secretaries. | EB. Contax, § AMMANY HALL.—SIXTH JUDIOTARY pistnicr, | Eighteenth | the Judiein} Con Porter shen Forbes Ho man, ¥\ Pinckney, of R ofirat war’, eMac Chairman atured the object. of the meeting in, ho nomination of oandidates for the office of Civil and Po. lion Justions tor the Sixth Judicial district whereupon rt D. Livingston. of the Righteonth ward, was nant for the oMon of Civil Jusiics, and James 1, wae uA mone Ay DELANY, Chairman, — 8, 1 ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.—ON DECK FOR ELY.— | Ata meeting of the Eighth Fads eg District Conwen- m Monday evening, November 16, at ihe corner of | Ridge orton, in eoatormnity with the call’ oe the New York General Committee, of which the Hon, Joha | MeKeon ge rman, it was, on motion, resolved. that Toe act as chairman, and ‘William Fennell be | the Convention went into mination for a canditate for Alterman for the Kighth Aldermanic district. when Witiam L. Ely recelved the Unanimous nomination for that now tion THOMAS H. FERRIS, Chairman, Wittraw Presxett, Secretary, [QJ ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.—A LARGE AND enthnsiastic meeting of the Democratic Union Olaty of this district wae held at 34% Tenth street, Hexar'e & loon, and the following nominations oe —For Aiderni Torte dbstrtet. Gh N .; for Civil Judge | Fourth district. PP Sinlih, ‘i Bae dub pledged thelr EDRRICR KUPPER, President. support to the above gandidates Gronce Bawnson. Soeretn LRT KARD DEMO RTY, z SM rodteouney oF New Park, at whieh the To, Toh MeKeon {achairman, metin the Thirteenth ward last evening | and nominated the following sehool tlexat by acclamation — For Commissioner, ; for preter ri for Schoo! 4 ‘rustees, Peter ven and Frederick JAMES H. MEAD, Chairman. ma C. G, Suaven, Secretary, x i For Other Political Advert Fittn Page. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. _ a fa og Re d ANY MAN Mt mere ape 0: noreatiegh, a: Cacrn with herve worth oe Gotrbearass | iments See Komtar PHorecrive eDicarion. GREAT TRUTHS Th SMALL COMPASS. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTBRS,. WHAT THE BITTERS ARE. aR oan + Protect the system from M. Rouse torpid Nature, and the strength sustain, THEIR INGREDIENTS, \ Inices of planta, roots, ba barks, of virtues raze. ’ By chemle art expressed with patient car, i Porest of all difuave at stimu RESULTS OF Of THEIR USE, Digestion rallies, appetive revives, t Peete iiniiaten the patient. thrives, Dyspepsia vanishes with all ite throes, ‘And peaceful sleep succeeds disturbed repose, EFFECTS ON TE THE LIVER. > ae, bilfous sufferer, lang languid, listl ons, pale. aps, without avail, ’ vair creeds, 'hysicl Fhe in the Sahai all he asks or lives to smile at doctors and their OPERATION ont THE BOWELS, Berasee, sonatricted, oft or the seat not, for one of pain, abe Re Bitters tone rat pk tend Necen' RYPECY ON THE DEBILITATED. Pe ae ae be frieas soon yh, the eve resumes ite re t Bureneth wo ry notin #, hope to the heart a reas pee aiarenet. ‘The constitution pied, by pa bY wild Snsilgenee: HA Queda parched herb, CHILLS AND FEVER. amp, cold, exposur re to malarious f 4 Bring on of inte eaten on ote & But Intermittents, whawso'er thelr kindy, Ay Hostetter's Bitters scatter to (0 the wind. “f om SIGE HEADACHE. 1a Smid This Pisce ry 18 dire, that all en. 4 Zales not uot sabes punger od ays takes ie Hae takes meat with the "Bittern an and the anguish WANT OF AF oF APPETITE. ons due nourishment life's Lpthen? a ood grows thin mens i ini lisa eta the a tem ead i. Digestion waits on Appetite.” THE BITTERS “AFTER SICKNESS., Exhausting fever lowes its victims low, And, unassisted, Health’s return ia slow; Then with the Bitters weakened Nature ald, For in each drop vitality's conveyed. AS A GENERAL PREVENTIVE, By night and day, cn river, sea or land, An instant peril « Ot disease wo stand; But its dread arrows harmless seem to glide Past all with this invigerant fortifec. IMPURE W) WATER, ac. Ream through the world, tl through eve: climate rang. Here is the antidote "gniost every change; Water SPs it tempers, and inures ‘Man to ail hardships in ail temperatares. BEA SICKNESS. Who ha not felt how fecbiy words Drea ive no mere. dety ol ppaen oer power, more. ” The Bitters cure the nausea in an hour. me AN UNADULTERATED TONIC, Qf all the liquors hore 9 cross the sen Not une—imark that--from orld polson’s free... ‘These Bitters stand *mid stimulants alone, Powerless to irritate, though prompt to tone, A MILD APERIENT. Remember, too, aperient root and herb. eet te ere el aah That while the Bitters irs tone, they reg A GENTLE © CORRECTIVE, If on the stomach food to acid turn: ‘Anil pungent gas the inner iembrane burns, This grand corrective soon removes the ban, And from the heartburo frees the inner man, A SAFE AND GENTLE ANODYNE, pag pete ten the Papeete als sony ga G e nerves » ni nse, Wiren these rare BITTE RS soothe both mind and frame Taviting both w yield ty Sumber's claim? THE woriys OPINION. Touching the BUTTERS, this gr grand fact is clear, ‘Thelr faine file all ti 0 Hemiaphere, Known in all ak Paliet ite oorane ows rm, Hore snd’ Vicor, follow in thelr AVOID COUNTERFEITS. Hostetter's Bitters shave the common fate OF all things god. theae bewnre, | Disereetly use your ayen, Prom honest botses | Purchase your su ppliem CAUTION. CAUTLO: ORI RIO a ee sassnstao sta N MENT DORSE’ THE GOVERMENT 1 ENDORSEMENT. In o-der to guard against dangerous Imposition, the pad: lic are requested to take woperial pote of the beautifully £2. graved iNet asl rough which the go | the tex oaen'y authenticates ev Fissies ¢ HO! Steet BITTE: This shield, thrown ernment over the provrisiors id the public for their ries provection, i placed ¢ spe the neck Of each doit! the mest casual observ HOSTETTER'S ia there, It is ‘also proper to state that the BITTERS are sold er- closively im giass, and never under aa’ Cicpmanees By te gallon or the Larrel. Impostors and fmitators are abromt, End the only safeguard the public have acatust thera Ie 1G» fee that the Bilters they bay bear the engraved label ard) note of hand of Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, and the slap, bore tie shore meNORTREPARED AND SOLD RY PREPARED AND SOLD BY PREPARED AND SOLD 8 rly sergea the oork.and ovve nd cannot fail to strike the 4 Nothing that purports to BITTERS can be geuuine unless the som htt SESEES' Seer see SSOSSSS: i Seite eet S56 ¥ HOSTETTBR AND HORTETTER AND SE, >>>>>> eeierttr es ci} 33 SEE % % erie re rs >> Se ne = is Sese= mH) PEPecrer 108: HOSTETTER AND Sure. P HOSTRITKR AND SMT! HOSTETTER AND SMITI fosrerae aan SMITH, ; Piers SMITH, P HOSTETTER | AN — =. 22255: bd ddadddad RRR RRA Sstcaaeaes: oft Pitesti Pers! AND &MITH, PitranthG \UeTETTER ‘AND SMITH, PITTSBU > * FOR 8, ay FOR eae B POR SALE B rk HAE BE POR SALE WY FOR SALE BY FOR Bal bf FOR SALE BY FOR SALE BY FOR SALE BY FOW Ral Y, FUR SALe BY RA Yv AND EPERS | AND EP BRS AND EPBRS AND PERS AND ane AND AND AND “ato Re AND. 5 KS T THE WORLD. 4 THE WORLD. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. THROUGHOUT THB WORLD. HkOvGHOUT THE WORLD. RO UGHOUR Hi WORLD HROVGHOUT THE WORLD. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. HROUGHOUT TNE WORLD. THROM omer ne hs ed 4 " THRO anor t THE WORLD. ‘a GHOUT TAE WORLD. NI orricr, ROADWAT. Ne ie RnOADWAY. pho 8 ADWAY. ii &% A DW AY. NEW ve oO , 416 BROADWAY NEW oe QEFICE, Ge BROADWAY REw YORK Oprice. s0 ADWAY. EW YORE OFFICK, 5 BROADWAT BW YORK OFPIOl BROADWAY. NEW YORK OFFICE, 4/6 BROADWA KEW YORK OFFICE, 476 BROADWA NEW YORK OPFIOR, AD WA| Kew YOR OFFICE, Gi BROADWA ry x ORK OFFIC BY i a)