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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
STRAW GOODS.

r AIDES Florence Braid Bonne,s; Misses do.
IL Straw do. Devon straw Willow and AL
pine; Misses Velvet trimmed, Drawn Silk, Plain
do, Mourning Velvet, Figured trimmed, fancy
do; Artificial Wreaihs, Lace Tabs, &c.
G. G.. NANNY,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
FOR SALE.

LNFTY four acres of Prairie, 4'miles from South
Il portal tillable land, at very low price.
LOTS FOR SALE.
For sale, ten lots, upon the Wilson quarter, adj
joining the North Ward. Each of these lots con-
tain half an acre, and front upon Broad street, the
most spacious street in Southport. They possess
also the advantage of being forever exempt from
any Corporation tax. A part of the purchase mo-
ney may remain npon the lot if desired.
ALSO FOR SALE,
The south east quarter of section two, town one
90, two miles from the town of Southport. This
quarter section will be divided into lots to suit pur
chasers. 1t is well timbered. Apply to
May 81. J. BOND.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

r. Cases mems thick boots, case womens. pc d
~ lace do, case wonens' buskins, Youths thick
boots, } cases mems brogans, / case boys do,
gambroon buskns half CATERS red buskins,
black and iapcy CATERS, trench red ties, children
shoes, &c.
Sept II. q. c. NANNY
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
Watch and Clock Repairing.

s. I'll OiI.llIzfI3M{Ie
LAS removed from Market street, to his shop
IL newly fitted up on Main street. opposite 10
Manney & Lees store, where he will be happy to
see his former customers and all who need any as
sistance IN his line. He has recently received an
extensive assortment of glasses each variety and
all the other materials necessary for putting watch
in the most perfect ORDER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. FOR
SALE CHEAP.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
N. B. Particular attention paid TO fine
watch repairing
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
LUMBER, LUMBER.

HE undersigned have formed a Coparnership
l. under the firm :of Lay, Fisk &, Co. for the
purpose of prosecuting the Lumber trade in all it's
various branches. They have now commenced
receiving ana VIII probably receive on an average
nouo9o ieetper week through the season, and tsey
would respectfully solicit all those wishing Lumber
to call at our Yard and examine our assortment b.
fore purchasing. "''0' '''''"' oe
Our yard may be found near the new Pier &
Ware House. 49, y"
-TERMS:-CAsu-
VI, LAY, FISK & Co.
SERENo FISK,
J. II. NICHOLS,
Southport, April sth, 1874 |...t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

GROCERIES,:
InHDS Molasses Pepper sauce
~ lids Sugar boxes starch
bbls loaf Sugar 1000 lbs Saleratus
Is sacks Coffee 500 lbs Goldfish
10 chests Y Fl Tea 6 bbls smoking tobacco
8 chests black Tea Plug tobacco
20 toxes Raisins 20 mats Cassia
6 kegs Ginger Resin, Tar and Turpen-
5 bags Pepper and Spice tine
Lamp oil Putty and Whiting
Rice 1900 lbs white Lead
Saleratus Tamarinds
Tapoca Sperm candles
Cloves and nutmegs Shaving soap &c
TOWSLEE, STRONG & co.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

nMBRA stripe bonnet Coat cord and binding
" silks Nfos~ll E-
Embossed satin bonnet Ribbons oil all kinds
silks Vest bralds
CoIored. striped and Black French Grape
plaid silks Green Barage ioE wells
\ Co,ored Gro de nap and Silk braid, all kinds
DE Swiss silks Floss silk and cotton
Plaid mode colored silks Zephyr worsted
Kabyle shawls Embroidered patterns
Thread and bobinet edg- Silk tassels
| mgs Sun saades
Ladies and gentlemens Working canvass
scarfs Printed velvets
Filet points Corah and pongee hdkfs,
Great variety of mits and Colored, ribbed cotton
gloves hose, &c &c
Artificial flowers
TOWSLEE, STRONG & co.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
CASTOR Oh Eng Venitan Red
~ Olive oil French Yellow
EPSON salts Chrome Yellow
Glauber salts Nader
Rochelle salts Logwood
Opium and Alcohol Nc v{G2I
Saltpetre Aloes
Tartarc acid Glue
Sup Carb Soda Sulphur
Cream tartar Blue Vitrol
Cooper's lsinglass British lustre
Carb Magnesia Lampblack
Camphor Gum Opodcldoc
Arabic Gum Copal Varnish
Myrrh Gum White wax
indigo True Cologne
Alum Copperas
Borax TOWSLEE, STRONG & co.
August S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
Cook stoves at Great Bargains.

THE subscribers have 2S Cook stoves OF an ap-
l. proved pattern, with Furniture and Trim.
..ings complete. WHICH they are authorized to sell
UGH below cost, to pay freight, warehouse char.
IS, &c. BULLEN g. STRIKER.
eSouthpo rt,January 90, l643.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

JOB WORK
nFaH kinds done at short notice and on reason
~ able terms. Jobs from the country will always
have the preference in being first executed. If strict
attention to business and desire to please our Gus
toners will give us support, we feel confident of
receiving it.
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
L u NJ B e r.!

TNHE Subscriber woulI inform his old friends
l. and Customers, and all others who are desi-
roas OF making advantageous purchases of lumber,
that he has removed his Yard to Church street, a
few rods west of ) b SCOTS Store; where may be
found all the varieties and and qualities of PINE
LUMBER suited to the wants of either town or
country; and second in quality to in this mar
standing.
Also Superior article OF S II n G /. f s ,
manufactured at the Yard OF the Subscriber, usu-
ally on hand, or made at short notice.
THEODORE NEWELL.
Southport July I'd, 1914.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

Il X VI w A CON!
A Fist Rate Lumber Wagon, eastern made. foi
Asale iop, by II b HINSDALE,
No !, Brick Block
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03
r & M OV A L

NEE Subscribers takes this method of in.
l forming their friends and customers, that they
have removed their stock of Boots & Shoes, Books
& Stationery, to the New Store one door north of
W. b. Slocums, where they will be happy to sec
all who will favor them with call.
G. X. WALKER & Co.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-03

on REAMS Letter and Cap Paper for sale by
~ TOWSLEE. STRONG & CO.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Common Pleas.
Refo,, Judte lngrsliam.

y l4-HayTis Jpilson Public .ddminlsna'or, W
joLn "A Mor,sH-Thls action piou5ht W ieSo''i
suu OF $500 which had been pad TO defendant - io'
IL Appeared that IN the year ies9, fiench'nsn hah.
V,.nton died leaving affairs IN cohpicseu eO'
iuIon and friend OF named Lopez Ia, se' 'h- i"p'
Am,n,s,raor 10 recover debt due 10 IN" ~
ANY uamed HeaGscker. Mr. Moii.ll f.csi'eu va i''
!, t.e sua mad associated with him, hitssI' pn4 ~"
benedict IL was put IN that deienaant ee'eu i'oa
touns.l but as Attorney III the BeH Inc osiShoe ~"
as thal professional s,rsIces were iehneieu ~ 's W
s,aaat I'm. Jury will render sesieoV.iao' WI" io'
fLa,I,s Ldsou vs. Lemuei Smith and George Cook
nm, w.s a. .cliJ tIespdss up1n piumises' ~ "At
a.ciafstIo pursuant 10 statute. sppeaieu 'hat VI
.uu was insti utca by the dra"a oi pohiAsoty nor
,nI n. a,up date 10 November, los2, ana pdyaoie !"
na, and IN amounts as mght Dc conschiehl 10 '
ierndants 10 party named Eugene tiy That Fly he
orusl, been ropsrneIship vita the asiehush's, V"
= M i,n dIssoyedthst about tiA mon d.
,,t, ards i. bUtc had Ueen gr.nsa py .ei.huah "
tnis tly aud by assigned to piain.n' u VS. ~
of defence that woid cOnvthieht III 'ne Pes"nt ~
,tanc. meant SO svon dslenisns were ane sohsseh
~ wnh their otAer engsg.msnts to scttie sa NOT
fnst defendants have he. and are sun h ohoniis
and u,e euarsvoiug to pay up the dDs incurred W '
nrm- and farther, ,tnat when promissoiy no.e nsoh'
40 spec INC terms psymeat II creates no :.
not m agreement that be Ven III eVdehcc upon 'his
that sgf..nsnt 70 Pay ~ shVtn'i
son ana that there consideration sho"b fouc'
tur slsntili, $l4S DO.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Superior Court

Nov a. Suydam, sage q % Va. Samuet Hdams M
Wu,rtnG was neald the pat OF compianshs IN 'nis
s. and will conc his dment tins forenoon ti'
rmcpay applied himself 10 the question oil f.xecuu''
the right OF the State to hold the dcieo
ant to answe or and commended that no matter wneie .h
~ n, ibr offender he wa, TO b. led Liable III tn
MACE here as the Of aiogery he had uttered
commted the offence. A party residing IN ONO, ah'
wr,t,ng 70 New York, making IA SO representation
aiming money on Representations ~ New foih
was an offender against the laws oi the STATE OF re"
York ana s ouid be held lieble MT W WIN resume M
.'a,s ~, iarrnoun hr Wood will be heard repIy
Ais viii the entire ground oil The cos
tulonal powers vested the ates,
IRON the General Government and tne reialv. Powes
- he t;o OF states In cases vi iugitivss iron
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
FRANKLIN HOUSE, NKw YoRK,1
Nnv II 1914
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ =


JAMRs GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR:-
In the money article contained in the Herald OF
this morning, in relation 10 the finances OF the
state OF Ono, find the following pare graph: =
The Commissioners OF this State have been
obliged to borrow money to meet every payment
OF interest made, and they are now in this city on
business Of that kind"
am the only commissioner of that State now
in this city, and my visit here has no connection
whatever with the finances Of the State OF Ono,
nor is that State under the necessity Of borrowing
any money TO meet any payment OF interest to be-
come due on its public debt, her revenues app-
cable 10 that object being ample, and will produce
this year a considerable surplus beyond the amount
required, and greater than any previous year. The
debt of the State has not been increased at any
time heretofore, by loans, for the payment OF is
lerest, such payments having always been supplied
rom the revenues from her public works and taxa
ton.
Having been misnformed as to the purpose OF
my visit and the necessity Of the State, 1 ask Of
your candor the insertion Vt this note, that tn,
erroneous inicrences drawn in your article as to
The prospects OF the State may be corrected.
Very respectfully,
JOS $. LAKE,
Com'r Ono Canal Fund
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Literature, &c.

CASTLE DISMAL; by w G Slmms: Burgess &
s,ringer New York.-A somewhat interesting do
nestle legend.
AMERICAN RtPCBLIcAN REVIEW; Cor Novem-
,er) Burgess " otrInger, New York illustrated
W pretty good photographic likeness OF M yoi
Harper One or Two papers OF merit may be iouno
III lis pages.
TnR QUAKER Cry, No. 3 BURGESS ~ STinger,
New YORK. he lovers OF the marvellous may bt
TaiIied as this work proceeds.
nINToN's History AND TOPOGRAPHY OF THe
UsIrkD SrATks; Walker, foston.--A sec, nd cot.
ion OF this work has been just issued II Will
doubtless be an interesting book to many when
completed.
LlTrRL's LIVING AeE, No. IS; Burgess & SlriL-
ger, New York.-A very Interesting number
HRwTr's ILLUMINATED TALES, FROM SHAK-
sPgARR, No. 3 Hewiti, New YuTk.-A most beau
utul work IN every respect.
DUNsIaAss ILLU,TaATED DoUAY BIBLE, No. 6 /;
Dunnigan, New York.-Tnis work still maintains
It's character for excellence of execution.
HEwrrrs lLLUMISATED SHAKsPEARE No. 80 -
Hewitt, New YORK; Tn. prese mt number OF this ex-
crlient work contains the commencement OF the
most humorous OF the great bard's writings, "The
Comedy OF Errors"
Muslc.--"; sigh for the hours that once were
mlne;'' one OF ). 9. Masset's beautiful ballads |;
and "Moy Carew," MM,chaers Popular Irish
ballad, may be had at Milets, BroadwaJ.
ELEMENTS OF RHEToRIc AND LITERARY CRITI-
cisM, for the use OF common schools and acad.-
mes BY J. Il. Boyd, A. M. Harper IL Brothers,
50 Cliff slreet.-Tnls IS work of a practical
teacher, made up Of rules for the OF language,
selected from the best authorities and slmp'fied So
AZ to be easily Understood, and illustrated by cop
Gus practical exercises and examples IL Is highly
recommended by competent judges, and must prove
exceedingly useful tor the purpose tor which II War
Intended. We anticipate al no distant day ts gs-
neral introduction into common schools and aca-
denies.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

FIRE IN PRovIDkNcE.-A fire broke out IN ih'
SOAP aud candle works OF H. l. Kendall " Co
TINS aorning at O'Clock The builang and STOCK, SAY
the Pfovdence Joutnal OF the I5th inst was enrey d.
stroye ed partly insured he toes was from Sio ooo "
s2o 900 The stable adjoining, belonging to Charles Dyei
r,,a va. also IL OCCUPIED ~ thv Woicesei
dnu Woonsocket Stage Company, ii , Mansheid, pro
prIeior The norses and carriages we're saved cons'
rer.ble stock OF hay grain, &c was consumed M
ID er had the stable nj the washington
Office. OF $1,000 Messrs Martins planning works, oi
the oppos. sde OF the street. very badIy injured
the machines TO- Is anc stock The buiiing was save
~ great .xer,ions The works were insured at tb
Warrington Office, Providence, and the Protection q
hce New YORK, which will probably cover the loss.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CLINIOtJE

THIS Institution has been established by the Medical Faculty
Of the University Of New York for the OF enabling
hose cxens who are Affected and who's.
circumstances prevent them obtaining relief have
y Operations sroimed saia ousy and likewise g & rnst
auIday throughout the DIR. MOTT WI, he in attend
at The Cinqne 81? Broadway give ADVICE and Ieorn
surgical operation that be required The CInque
ven st niue and elo.e 4, yae yae O'Clock, I'M.
UNIVERSITY LYING IN CHARITY TIN. charity n
.nder the direction Of Dr. BEDFORD and also intended
urnish gatuous assistance TO their confne
All women who the aid Of charity
requested 70 register their with DIR. BEDFORD, 7ts
Broadway and they will be attended at their houses free Of
charge, % 2awlmsuc
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Thealricals, sc.

Ludlow and Smith closed the st. Louis theatre
tor tn. Saturday night. the former of tn,
gentlemen taking benefit. The house was lite
rally crammed The company tor New Ofleans
nave lett
The author of the obscene play which the Mayor
Of Philadelphia did rot permit to be performed a.
ne theatre on Monday evening, was subsequently,
-everely punished III the Lobby OF the same bud
ng, by highly respectable attorney, whom Lt
had lnsulted.
Professor Rogers, of Philadelphia, is in this city
and proposes TO commence IN lew days acsurs,
ot lectures on animal magnetism.
The Polka" has three teachers in Boston, Mrs
Barrymore, Mrs Hawley, and Mr.. Papantl.
Bat we have KoTponay here.
Dsprez has been performing Otello with great
success at the Academic Royal, Paris.
Ole Bulls coacert, announced to take place al
New Bedford this day, is postponed until Monday
evening next.
Christy's band OF Mnslrels are at Pittsburgh,
drawing good audiences.
The Virginia Serenaders are about to give con
certs in Baltimore.
The Boston papers state Mr.. Phillips .concert al
the Meodeon theatre, on Wednesday evening,
was welt attended, considering the unfdvorabI,
tate of the weather throughout the day anc
evening. The performances were rare and beaut-
u, and should be repeated, which would, n,
ioubf, insure full house, ON pleasant evening
Mr p. intends visiting Boston again before he
leaves Tor m, rry Engiand This gentleman is an
aounced TO give concert this evening at the
Lyceum Hall, old Cambridge.
Edwin Forrest, at the National Theatre, Boston,
Is "Otheo."
The Siamese Twins, who MARI, two sisters in
Wilkes county, North Carolina, some two year
,go, have now, it ls mentioned IN the papers o
that neghborhood, escn daughter They con-
template, with their wives and children, making n
tour through this country In year or two. The
twins enjoy excellent health, are very lively, taka
i've, and apparently happy, and will doubtless
,rove more Interesting and attractive In their
second tour than they did III their hrst.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
TnE B1eerSe LETTER wKITrR CAUGHT Ar LAST

john Ii innald, alias Ian Lanut, Df. huPei
Hawley S.. &C.. whose ingenious mode oil raising moh
wrning p.nientia letters We so fully exposed ~ -
Post last summer he has been airsstsd la Troy ~
forging chtca ioi $3.50 Ola the Burlington bahh, :.
acre. in search oil evidence relation 10 othei Vpuiao
~ nch hannsld been eng aged, and tohSlaoio ,p
handed over TO him executive warrant Biahsu W ~
ar,egs ia b. served on ,pnald "a no New fora
authorities have done with him. Boston Post N0V 10
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Circuit Court.

Nov n-Flan vs. Crawfo,d This case was resumed
,,y sn action 10 recover oi 81 ,JV6 CLAIMED 10
yaa sold ana dc ysred. The defence put III was tha
a,n,iff violated the contract ior lhs ueViy VI ~
pa I'D also that having paftnrr, he was bound I,
or,ug the suit The name oil the brh. Inc jury VIZ
r,naar a verde. this UIenUon.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

LITTLE MIAMI RAlLRoAD. This important work
Is nov completed fron CINCINNATI 35 mlles, aDo
me cars sre running line ci stages conn.c with n
aud the iaIe iron Cicnns to Columbus ~ sifes COZ.
sidersbly reduced. Push this track till 1t
acct the running south ff, sandusky cOnnuous
railway iron Lake Ere the lower valley OF the OHIO
would FAC tate immensely the intercourse between
the Northern and Southern portions Of the Union.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

A LEGS HANDS, ARMS. NC.
] i
1C The Loss Of Feet and Legs no Hindrance to the
.fct of Walking!
JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Mixer, &C., 472
Water street, New York, respectfully info ms tht
W public that he continues TO manufacture ARTIFl
MU ClAL LIMBS, a pl m the and less
a M complicated, having through necessity, invented
Vl BEEN manufactu for thrty-hye years, feels conf
TIN dent of giving satisfaction to all who call him
L. ~ E for Legs, Hands, Arms the common Wood Leg
XHNi1E bah letters must BE- postpaid
y 1ms
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

FOOT RACE FOR SI4OO.
Fourteen Hundred Dollan will be paid for Foot Race,
eake place the BEACON COURSE, Hoboken, opposit
New YORK; the 18th Of November, weather permitting,
follows
eIaoo for mp miles $500 the Srs $3.50 the second
$50 10 the third 375 the fourth, and $25 to the fifth
Also $500 for foot three miles-$5O the ft
$50 to the second in the race.
The following persons entered their names the a
No. John Gldersleve, the winner Of the last
2-John Barlow, The two pedestrians late from
3-Thomas Greenhalgh,S England
4-J Taylor, No. 8-Thomas McCabs
John Underhill, 81 L. 4. Smith,
6-Wm. Carries, l0-Thomas Ryan,
- 7-yames Bradley, 1t-John Seeprock.
The following have entered for mile
Thomas Greenhagh, VIM. Fowl
J.P. Taylor, Edward Brown,
Stephen Morgan, Lewis Edwards,
VIM. Cafles, Ambrose Jackson.
David Myres.
XIV" XIV PrEepr. PSrepiock Iudlans Of Seneca Tribe
In consequence Of great excitement present prevailing
this city and its vicinity, the above race which
nounced 70 of on tbs llh nst postponed until the 18Th
n0 lwd<wsrrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
fully inform their patrons md the public general that
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery and Nov
ls Mr. WILLIS unanimously elected L. der and q
g. GRAFULLA Composer of said Band-and lhev feel
assured ht the Band will be inferior 70 in this
Inc thd woud elun .e nanks oa ne veiy uaefing "a
ererion merit contnuapce Of the Applications fo'
James Conner secretary IS Bayard Of tn.
following members; VIM Wallace, 40 Spring Alfred
u Nsme, l5o For yth street; John Wal.ee CLARK street
Geo GAoller, 1870 Forsyth street. Wheeler 9th Ave
and 18th street; c. Lum, i3 Cen stee Doc or C. Nahe
ia Wooster street; g. g. GraiulIa 80 Baya
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader.
JAMES CONNER, Secretary
N. B-Bands prov drd Ior Public Balls, Private Soiress
Serenades &c. by applying VIM. Waace 40 Spring
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
JVS' v HzHhEs
Com'r Ono Canal Fund.

NAvAL.-The ". 5 friga,e Potomac, Captain
Gwynn, came upto the Naval Anchorage from Hampton
Roads yesterday morning. The U. 4. schooner Fnrt,
Lieut. Cont Davis, towed up from the anchorage
Saturday, to the Navy Yard-Norfoik Herald Nov ".
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
> or vasty Of Syphe, Mercural other disease VIII
been Yn half cured By auacks had better carefully perns
Dr. Coopet-S ,-Iast July contracted certain prvas
iisease and Lumedatey applied @ Doctor who promised
week. continued with him two months, bui
gradually kettng tried one after another all the
,dvertisng doct , and each promised positively
| al length discovered the object Of these
ey and that hey were not doctors concluded TO go int
he hospital where the doctors kept under Of
ury or eight weeks my throat were liberated pain
all my joints, aud my body covered with ulcers was
ompete akee.on doctors considered dangerous gv
any medicine, and advised southern climate sf
he hospital and by advice Of several friends placed myself
,nder the first Of January last we'll and
estored TO perfect health. wish this published;
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY
Dr. Cooper warrants matter how Iona
landing OF 0set and Seminal Weakness and mild
mes of private malades cured 40 hour without interfering
aoov- frp'- f'hsfhsu sf Nh rirs ~ nav I'm
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

LAKE pnorklLrRs....Thig,e class Of vessels have

LAKE PRoPKLLERs.-- This class Of vessels have
gained much upoR the business men during the
present snd bad fair 10 that gh rank
among the like marine, which Their projectors claimed
for them The fve IN con- issIon this lake have
acquitted themselves much better this than dulirg
the first but there is still room for Improvement The
Introduction OF LopeI's four famed wheel must give
them increased speed while lessons the consumption
Of fuel The Encson wheel has eight fans setting upon
a ylsncer Lopers halt that number, sctiDg directly
upon the SHAFT Nth diminished beve The former has
had fair trial and the the Hercules srs now
deter mined the other pair has been cured
from the manuisctory in Philadelphia ana are now being
put in. II they prove advantageous the otLsis Will
probably adopt them also The leading ship owners OF
OF the upper lake ports conem late building pro-
p-llers perhaps immediately at Milwsukr, and
watch with much interest the progress now making IN
this new application. THESE and many other improve
meats fast coming into the lakes Those most
interested find that wrought iron shafts for the large
boss tn" only bs relied upon and are sking
10 procure them The OF ths b. Louis
have their engineer in Pittsburgh for hat purpose
Buffalo .22eeysfseT.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

THE GALE AT IAMAIcA.-The gale OF the 5h
October was peeri1sly severe al St AIMS Bay.
All the vessels "a . bnmbe) in the haibor wtTe driven
ashore OF which totally lost. All the whaTves
down by the tremendous and consde able
other damage sustained by the storm. number Of
American vessels in the haIbor the time Of the
M but escaped wi hout material damage
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

IRoN STEAMER FOR The SOUTH "A new iron
steamboat arrived here yesterday by way of the
Delaware and Raran Canal from New York
The model 10 The craft is beautiful. i was built
al West Point, is constructed on the Hunter pin
c,pe, and Is intended tor navigation at the South
where Il Is now bound.- Phnad Times
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

DREADFUL MORTALITY" We are informed"
says the Pittsburgh Chronicle, "by a gentlemen
who resides in the neighborhood, that IN the iami-
ly OF man IN moderate circumstances, named
Of the Hon William Kerr, in this county, pain
ful mortality has occurred from catarrhal fever.
MIR. Darrash had family Of eleven children. A
few days since three OF them were taken sick with
the fever about the same Tune, and IN twepty-four
hours they all dead. They were bured IN
the same grave. A short time after three Others
were taken sick, and when our informant yesterday
left home, one OF them had died, and the oiher
were not expected TO survive until night.
Such occurrences painful as they are unu-
sual.o