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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
TOUR OF THE UPPER LAKES.

Mr. EDIToR:-At Detroit we parted Will
our Captain-who by-the-by, is a perfect
ofdity Of his kind-wth an outside as
rough as that of Greenland Bear, and yet
possessed of as big and kind heart as eve,
beat in mortal bosom. An incident or two
will give YOU an idea of him. During the
storm have described lady went to him
aud ASKED if they were not in danger OF be-
ing lost. Such questions was told always
offended him. Yes, Ma am said hc-you
viii! be in HI in five minutes. And yet
at any other time no man could be more
attentive and polite to the ladies than Cap.
tain Blake, ready and willing to answer any
inquiry and to imPart any intormatlon IN
his possession. But rough as was the reply
ii was not prompted by an unkInd natnrc--
Tor little while after this | saw him weep
ing, absolutely, at the tale Of poor lad on
board, who had no money 10 pay his pass
age and who consequently was carried free
Of charge.
Captain Blake is well known and expo
rienccd commander on the lakes-bravc and
resolute--constautIy busy in inspecting eve
ry part Of his housekeeping only t'ro hours
in twen;y-lour, and maintaining the most
perfect order in every department
eIlers always feel safe will him for he is a
safe captain, has a scfs vessel, and safe
crew.
We left Detroit. as / gave you to under
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL of the HIBERNIA.

The steamer Hiberna, Capt. Judkins,
arrived at Boston on Wednesday. She
left Liverpool at P. NJ. on the 4th inst,
making the passage in ID days and l9
hours. She brough, lo7 passengers.
In trade there is an upward tendency
Cotton had advanced farthng pound,
with great activity in the market The
revival in the manufacturing districts was
a subject of general congratulation. The
grain market had improved, and flour had
advanced. Money continued to be abun-
dant aud cheap.
The agitation in IRELAND was spreading
and heightened. The outrages in WALES
continue.
We quote largely from WilImers &
Smiths European Times Of the 4,h Oct
inst.
Several of the largest holders of Illinois
Canal Bonds have agreed to advance money
to the Canal Commissioners on terms some
what different from those proposed by the
State.
The worst surmses respecting the long
looked for India mail are, ii will be seen,
realized. The mail and the steamer have
been lost, but the passengers and the crew
happily saved.
The Puseyites have received a severe
blow in the resignation Of DIR. Newman,
of ST. Mary's Oxford.
y rumor is current at Nienna Of an in-
teniion Of concluding an intimate alliance
between Austria, Eng and and Frace as
TO the influence Of Russia.
\ letter from Berlin, Of the 18th inst,
the failure of Messrs. Rick 81
Co, ofIserlohn. Wesphalia, manufacturers,
for 1900, 600 thalers, (about f600, 900. J
GENERAL SUMMARY.
From Wilmer & Smiths European Times.
Mr.. O'Connell continues TO furnish food
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
II T II NJ s.

The Telegraph is printed on double medium
sheet, at the rate OF - 90 per annum, adrance;
~ 50 any time before the expiration of six months
from the time Of subscribing, or So 90 if payment
be longer delayed.
No subscriptions received for less period than nan
three months. No paperwiIl be discontinued uh'i'
all arrearages are paid
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Inserted at the rate Of one dollar per SQUARE lo'
the first insertion, and two shiingS Tor each suOSe'
quent insertion. .,l,, .I,ox.;so
A liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
A. G. BARRAY.

4 lady beng once asked how many dog
DAYS there were, replied that there must be
a great many. for every dog has his day,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-11-07
OF THE MEMNON STEAMER
IN TIE RED SEA.
Cairo. Spf. l;

,NH". -, P' 10.
The iIindostan arrived on the morning
Of the 18th at four o'clock, at Suez. She
brings los passengers, and the sad ntclli-
gence Of the totalo wreck Of the Memnon,
from Bombay, AT or near the African
coast, opposite Alden. All the mails were
totally destroyed. The commander was
Captain Powell, who, believe, lost the
Semramis, on her first trip, being the first
steam-frgate of the Indian navy. Much
blame is attached on this occasion 10 him.
She struck on a reef after the commander
had been warned by the officer on watch
of the vicinity Of land, and the consequent
danger.
The mail was large, bat entirely lost;
the passengers and treasures all saved.
THE DISTURBANCES IN SOUTH
WALES.
Several other outrages since the attack
on the police, and the destruction of the
gate at Pon,erdulais, have been committed.
".Abou, Ii diferen. tollgates and bars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

FASHIONABLE WATERING PLAcEs-SToNNGToN.-
This is fine place fora summer residence
the Wadanuck House is well kept. The air is
pure, fresh, and invigorang, and the sea bathing
excellent.
SHARON SPRINGS. -Ths place is getting to be con-
sderably frequented. 1t is quite romantic, half
mountainous country, and the accommodations
this season are in good style. Last year they were
not au fat.
CATsKILL-This resort is so well and favorably
known, that we need but refer to it.
Avon SpRINes-These springs have alreadyattained
a very favorable celebrity. The public houses are
well kept, and the accommodations good. These
springs, which are sulphur, are much resorted to by
nvalids, for their medical virtues.
SARATOGA. season here is already beginning
to open. The world knows what this place Is. The
air is certainly unequalledby any on the continent,
unless it be the air of Niagara Falls. The soil OF
the surrounding country is Of dry sandy character,
and furnishes no materials for miasma.
NIAeARA-The Falls are becoming more and
more frequented every year 1t Is becoming re-
sort of families, not only for few days or weeks,
but for the whole season. The air here is said to
be the finest in the whole country
THE SEA SuoRE.-Many of the places along the
sea shore are Objectionable, on account of the i'm
pure air arising from low lands in the vicinity. This
objection, however, does not apply to Long Branch,
which will shortly open for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29
Portsmouth,.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
PORTSMOUTH, N. H May IA, lS43.
"Cw T6,cn," on Clam shell Corner"-Om Light
house-Navy Yard-7he Saratoga-Owr Neigh.
borhood-- Great Men The Herald.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT ESQ
SIR;-
As you are the greatest man in creation, except
Captain Tyler, and am the next-and as your pa.
per crcuates it ought, throughout the universe,
have concluded TO oper correspondence for pub.
LEGATION therein. have been grieved, at looking
over the numerous densey crowded columns of
your superior paper, never to have seen any letter
frem our town. The east, and the west, the north
and south, Europe, Asia, Africa, the White House,
and the states prison, have all been heard from, but
no mention made of our old town. For the benefit
of your readers, will just state where it may be
found in order that, if any takes IL into his
head to travel east, he may know where to come.
It is located, then, in the southeast corner CT the
state Of New Hampshire. that s,rong hod OF hard
rocks and ocofocoIsm Isaac Hill called lt"tlam-
shell Corner" and by that name iet il 40. by the
way speaking OF Isaac, It is said, that IA hosli-
ty to this Town, h. once contemplated rrmovlne the
light house from our barber 10 the town 0l d0okset,
An obscure place about sixty miles inland, that
the situation OF lighter might be given to one ct MS
family. lie is very popular IN this town.
Portsmouth is on the Eastern Railroad, or rather
that road IS built partly on portsmouth; II mas SOOO
Inhabitants, eight churches, jail, court house, lots
Of abolitioDiss, Millerites, Non reslstants pretty
girls, rascals and hypocrltes, an arlstocracy worth
having, a lyceum, and several other things. There
is splendid harbor where thousand navies like
ours might ride through the greatest storm which
conflicting elements ever raised a navy yard Of
dimensions equal, as far as l know, to any in the
country where the best ships in the navy have been
built, but where, In the opn on OF the wire men al
the head OF the government, hurricane deck cant
be built to a sloop Of war; The Saratoga was or
ATTEMPT that she made The intelligent captain wegh
ed anchor the day before a storm, and in less ihan
q hours, he was glad to let il drop again. on rye
Beach, minus all his masts and rIgsing ih,s nu W..
DAMAGE having been repaired here :" wen |" oui
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
Nos. 20 and 81 Gold street, N. York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

THE HOE PRIN TING PRESS MACHINE AND SAW
L MA HUFACTORY, IN consequence Of The addition Of
and improved machinery works. aud the educ
in the of aud labor, enat led greatly
reduce the prices OF their Pre- End OF Printers and Bnde
efals generally will be by their newly printed
circular TO which they beg leave to refer.
This establishment t under the personal supennte nd
RE NJ Hoe and RoBERT hoE, aud they
their friends that notwi hsandng the reducrcn in
prices ali articles manufactured by this establishment shall
tain the high reputation which III have hitherto sustained
wi be their endeavor improve the quality
them particular They atsr also that
their I'D friends will not only continue their yo but that
Printers will appreciate their endeavors furnish the
very nest articles at barely rernunerains prices
Odets from part Of the coany all articles used by
Printers Binders, including Types Ink Psrer &c. will be
executed with the greatest and promptude and the
best terms.
Jobbng work and repairing will be tho lowest pos
s'be prices, with every attention and expedition. go
N BAH articles manuf ctured by this establishment will
be stamped HOE & co so that persons from abroad may
bs imposed with articles made in imitation
Of theiIs
Printers ofnewspapes who publish this with
this noe three times before the first Of July send
Of their papers will be entitled payment Of their bill
buying four tunes the ofit. ap2Ois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29
LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
PANACEA

WHENEVER thou art .ca Thy ssc!asch and head
evil ecsdca Ss ~sii cali
ueon the doctor or buy DO. Of pl,; ,S is III. .s
thou t hi p.?d;n' n might be w,
s1% by Ss stS
Thu, med icine, and save myself cost
the taste and freely as.n By children it asress
bly, and without pains gives ne TO the stomach and bowels
pans
the yaretie q bilious disease when much abound its
he Medicine S SsG
%oreov.r considering the numoe of doses in bottle the
Ths Hon RaoeE MoHs. Judge Of the sixth CIRCUIT in the
for bilious attacks which an subject that
Ransom. E,q l.wy,r g. John street, New York
ou:a fi1s dry haf coash
compMa.yey restored und. the use of this remedy would
Martin Haw,ey; ESQ., Of Brghampon. N. Y. that af
ali odD ~
s ss.sSs ss from
and from The first Of p,i fal BEGAN
nss My appetite suo, and am in better R health
Wes. S yihave used Pan.ee
in family, and have 10y patients
~ many auab!e m.diene il acts IS LAXATIVE
e. a. sn% as \,
ecting ascdy aud restoring the healthy condition Of those
Eldds of Bnrhampton recommends ,hi, IN. dicue as
n ns he: ms %
tested i. merits says he N my and do rot hesitate
'ae
~ Of the ana
G 9bGu ESQ the well ,,!a hos, host, Of the ph,n a H;
attacks: Say. iva. speedily relieved On p.rs YOUR %
Panacea and venture that is the most effective and
Mr. A TSaysr msrehsn, Of Binshsmp.ou s,ys-I wa.
Ssd s
blu pill and in my opinion ur Panacea is complete subs
Mr. Knapp merchaO, Of Bngh,mpton, saws wa. alic
sad $sx: Jsasay T.ssasa 90, '
sd 's' %s So M al sna
spirits Inad not taken more thar hlf bots. BE- foe felt
# a, Unsr h mos: a. and IN h
III. n.dei f.m family medicine; and pre-:
veSt to Ssss,s i, 'Iy .I % IL.
acute attack q nfsmmst on tie lung with great benefit
" ss 81 IN n si hi. wife wa.
verey IN cted with asthma, that he could sleep
s1Ssf Ssans IT,
and sep qui. through the hight part OF bottle entirely
'siiG:' esb 70 Sss ynip
Of bodily ;im.nts, amoIs the affecting
ss%s:ssly Sas sesh + :.
considering advanced and able ;teod all of
Eaton gt hd %s
Win from infancy to the sge of 20 years ana much Of
Hi After trying thing else aud tn
that his disease durable, Mr. f. .y resorted
the end und amos immeda relief Some five
ed the Pnacca moderately unit have in all
and aft bottles. comparatively WELL and,do
hesitate believe the Panacea eec for
asthma
Mather, of Schuyler had been afflicted with asthma
ff The Panaces and before
had ksn half BOTTLE he says he could sleep quietly the
tire night.
Asoa pf Mr.. WIN. Andres. st 4s Broadway. New York.
called scrofuous which covered almost III. Of
h head L. arnpg the nature of Pnace, Mr. An
dos and the had effected, induce to
obtain bottle, and from its is emit restored
This last exhibits striking int Of view, the
flying effects Of the Panacea tn; blood The certificates
full from which the above condensed, be
with the az
Price so PER bottle. md for sale the Principal Office IS
Broadway ths New York medicine tre) and by the
| MIL Il l.xoI. luc4ax IInira rQS le
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29
SHIELDS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,
No As Maiden Lane New York

o.
men, .Deeay invite. the Of
d.as and al ssR.r, his EXTENSIVE
hon Of s H .e md
and improved plates far superior to those OF any ohe
His success exceeded his erpeetaon to enable
him chcugs comparison with those from the best Euro
IN ..ye moi to be surpassed on either the Atlantic
he a% nsSy
circulars labels directions &C. Of the best quality
every description executed the .t style
Of the and elegantly printed in gold or SILVER bronze or
large and &c nerai 'ssofmen, of Druggists.
may be had Wholesale retail. and all articles entirely
ue.y es.'uted to ORDER and reasonable
and the proprietor may here observe that the lowest possible
S which Rs sIse fpns
% ,e be be. n1b
afford the satisfaction, and all orders from the country
United s' SHSs n sG GfPiaf;
~ ASE Fa
Mi MAwd Gq nnss C. ss. we%
Mo- 5 OF Ssy 0 s
An I,.mmeq,. from hi. msn.laetorv. long fayO,ably
MUM awarded BY the American lnsnne FOR the best GutaI
en- ,bss the maker 10 warrant the any climate
before g: Of ss 20 ss
and a,cerla the pr s. They will De found lower than at
other house IN the city.
Mr. Pn Ernst Professor Of the Flute and Guitar beg leave
that the above enens do not interfere In
the lest with other he continues TO
lessons usual at So3 Broadway near Walk-r st MA I'm
THE ANCIENT AND WONDERFUL EMtikL OF
CHlNA-Described, Iliustrsted and FamlliariIed-k.
MAAriN co have iuS received from London msgnih-
monthly parts with all the aids of engraving and printing
bned beautiful and instructive account that
tonshng sud interesting country The antiquity the
deu and the exclusive character OF the institute Of Chna
such acc0uat at he present me peculiarly
pirate dessbe considering the interest which felt
in United States with the fact OF
meroa being mucn extend with that singular
aud wonderful nation The work will issued numbers
steel cpgravbgs in each. Price so cents
Il. MAkTIN x CO.,
m 7.Imsr % Johu street.
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aULl. TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO ACPTUHE PERSONS.

pERsONs afflicted with res may rely upon the bes
,r5ss No Vcscy street eth Of the in
ncipa tOyss he United Sates BE careful examine the
pack of Hul,, uusa.s, they endorsed ~ NJ
Hull Whiting None are canine, or q &c relied uron
rood withoa; hrs s,an2tuft
Man persc, have aade t..kca diau Jubof Hs,
celebrated tsuEscs sud thousands impose
suenee These limitations be r.hn rron nev src
nsde bypr,kifi mees1icr sno b>si hsa tnt ofd
goos, have Ell d.icd sp Nc yssey street. ercusvsy
ladies' separate from the business depart
r,ent where nas constant attendance to wait
,xsIr uaunpts ms zlis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

PRoTscTIvE Dur rEs-There is no small agitation
going throughout Canada in respect to the imposition
of protective duty upon United States agricultural pro-
duce, which is admitted into the colonial markets
free OF duty
is said that Canada has not Of late years produced
suiiciency Of food FOR her own consumption and one
party says the cause is the tree admission Of u States
produce. The other party denies it, and attributes the
fact TO other and very different Mr.. Webster's
Arrangement" with England would settle all this agita
ton and let both the Canadian and American farmers
know precisely what to expect and whether is most for
their interest to grow wheat upon this side of the line or
upon the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

MR. FA0ANN A. STEMMLER Attorney at-Law in ".
M York hereby requested TO please TO letters
December l8 and February 1852 about The ganst
II. + Ketcham had placed in hi, hnds otheIwse ,hall
be Obliged to lay :he whole before the public.
L. FRANK,
New ORLEANs May IL, 1G43 m26-lwsec
VANILLA BEANS &c-2 cases fresh Vanilla Beans for
sale low by JAS. 8. ASPINWALL,
&C. William
Also, IL barrels White jamaica Ginger Root
1000 OF. Sulphate Qunine. m28 Str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, MAY %, ls43

To FARMERS; GRAzlERs, Il AGRICyLTURIsTs
land sTsRMEk r. pss' end Chsm.t from Eng
o. Az in the welfare of horses and cattle
the formula Of I eminent
now 'eng in the south Of England aud procured BY the
f;f aok 'sf.tis. coat balls radical
sTe.ss the heels sweed legs sransgrs ssve ERUPTION:
season without S change Of det nisI with i.
s h
S. ofs vn arp s to Which
SSRSfs s',a
Dc. arising from cold uea tound levers Of Ape
CLEANSING DRINK for new .Calyed Cow.-I. Of inf
Sn i s
timely that
impede. the course Of the entns the full
cf sSnaisn. Which ths animal s,eIw%d. s5:
whilst ths How OF milk !. wonderfully promoted In pack
lSR sifie' fis asauns
on for aea en- also an s
wounds &C. In BOTTLES, with directions, Is Cd each No
.vULNERARY BHLsAM1;For eradisatins MARBLE. m
decidedly the best remedy that be used Should be in
sf sHs. KIN s',sfipAs e.
caution is invariably observed the selection Of genuine
III tRr.ocNir lONo-J D. Iuuy ,lhlIcsseu
with Of their vital importance, shalt invariably
the most scIupploas accuracy the preparation OF phys
clans prescriptions.
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively
the Medical Hall Essex street. three doors from Grand. op
posite the Marh New York.
Orders from the country promptly executed ais 3m.r
IMPORTANT TO FARMEKS-The New York Night
Boil Company NOW prepared to sceve and fulfil or
des for which BY the most practice
and respectable farmers to be superior rZns quail
Il to manure in aud they intend selling 1t al
such prices as TO make il accessible to farmer.
For particulars enquire at the office of the agent Is Cham
bers street.
Orders may also be left for the removal of the
pools and sinks which will be attended with all pos
sibe cleanliness and puuctusy They have thu
from the ely and make agreeable the citzeps the
have close tubs and CARTS and have arranged TO have
vessel the wharf, where the work
The nui'ance of carnz through the city
All orders be left letters addressed the office
the agent. IS Chambers street. ms Imp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

THREE DREAMS SIX Bass PLArEs-That Is, OF
two brass plates to dream. The dreams
got three successive nights by young man nam
Wiley OF Northumberland the classic ground Of Lin
dcnWulh and Caobaecs--but somewhere in Illinois and
the six brass plates dug up exhumed and discover
cd by party OF ten or twelve persons among whom was
a Mennonite. The Information reduced 10 writing
By Mr.. Roberts, OF Pike county and communicated by
him the editor OF the Quincy Wing, in which paper
find the story.
The Of it is that is another emission Of brass
plates which have submitt1 to Joe Smith, to he in
erpreted the of science literature, and Nor
morism They were dug from q mound, at depth of
eleven feet in consequence Of the dreams aforesaid
Joe Smith does not succeed in interpreting the herogy
phcs favorably Mormonsm the plates to be brought
and submitted to Horace Greedy Albert Brisbane to
the plates do not contain revelation respect
ing Fourerism.
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. BARLLAY STREET THREE DOORS BELOW

pRiCE REDUCED to One Shilling per Hundred. from 9
the public in &c neral that ne Five New Billiard Tables
separate spartmenstwn the front aloon-two in the
saloon, and the front roomal in first order.
Each visiting The establishment will be furnished
with Cue for hi. especial usethe sbes being in di
erent proprietor thinks il will render
select and q Ieesble 70 gentle visiting his house.
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best Segars be hadeso Sherry Cobble
Mint Jueps Punches made be surpassed
BThe apartments have undergone thorough refting
new paper, painting, sc.
10 Gentlemen will please to communicate neglect Of
FRANCIS MONTEyERDE.
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Price Two Cents,

mechanics know how she has at last arrived safe
al yeur city, TO have hurricane deck put on
In our Reghborhood are some of the prettiest
drives which can be found any where, and beauti-
full scenery too magnificent beaches ski the sea-
coast within a few miles OF the town. Nahant il
bul foot path to some of them. Hundreds of
strangers visit these places in the summer months,
to enjoy themselves and kill time and old time,
not backward, is all the time retaliating, and killing
them.
Here, Samuel Cushman, whose soubriquet of p.
Q. was 80 well established by seat in Congress,
was raised, and still lives shaking hands, and bow
ing and smiling with every body, (espe cially the
pretty grls) IN good democratic style Here, Jere-
mlah Mason practced law, until he got to be too
large tor the little fishing village" Here, Daniel
Webster studied and Practiced law, until he, too,
found New Hampshire the wrong place for him.
And many other worthless, lin church and State,
have also fiourished here
Having thus given you some idea of our town,
Tor the beneht OF your readers every nation under
the sum- will just premise, that shortly shall enter
upon particulars, and give you faithful accounts of
the many scenes of interest which are going on
here. Some OF these rich in amuse ment and
will well repay the reading
cannot conclude without saying word about
your truly and transcendantly valuable and useful
paper IL is held in high esteem here, the people
evincing the correctness of their tastes, by taking
great number, notwithstanding the carrier is cock
eyed and crooked.
! am, &c. JAQUKT
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY
BY JOHN TRA0ARDH,

NEW FIREWORKS LABUKATOKY,
BY JOHN TRA0ARDH,
PYROTECHNISr, FROM SWEDEN.
NGESSRS KOLLBERG & TRAGARDH have the honor
u inform the American public that they have extern
varied Of Fire Works. OF all and
kind at their establishment, Hasmus LoLg Dock in New
jersey half mile from jersey CITY, opposite New York
which they offer Committees and Others at the avoa
Bile prices in the market.
Bel ewing trade principle OF moderate cash price
for good article they the favos OF the public the
above place. the store of Robert Johnston No. 81 Court
street All orders scale OF sze variety prompt
y ned by addressing the subscribers at either Of the
above places.
7-2msI HATslmus Long Dock, New yeIsey.