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As the records OF the cusom.houses do not necessa.
ry furnish III all the precise date of shipment Of
cargo or departure of the vessel from foreign port there
may consequently have been impo tatons made Of
oies not enumeratedin the foregoing list In cases
may De presumed, the Nimsnt will be able to supply
the necessary evidence to sustain his claim.
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TREASURY DrrARrMENr,

august loth 1916.
sn-I transmit herewith, for your information and GO
vernment of act Of Congress- approved the Sd
August, 1916 " To exempt coffee imported from the
Netherlands from duty in certain cases. and for other
purposes"
The first section you will perceive horses the free
admission after the Of the act of coffee the
ducton growth Of the colonies endencies of
Netherlands imported from the Netherlands either in
Dutch or American vessels.
By the second section, the Secretary of the Treasu
ry is authorized and required 10 refund and pay
any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
TO persons or parties entitled to the the
amount of duties levied and collected upon the impora-
tons Of coffee in American vessels the Neither
lands between the 30h day of August, lsI2 and the
18th day of September, ls45"
In order that compliance may be had it'll these provi-
sions OF law you will in each of claim under the
said second section occurring your port upon appl-
cation made TO you, direct an examination of the same
and, If IT be found to be embraced by the provisions
that section will furnish TO the claimant for
the naval officer setting forth the particulars of the
and showing the amount OF duty to be refunded on
which statement, should II be found satisfactory, the
claim WIZ DO adjusted at the department and the amount
favor of the claimant OF his duly authorized agent or
attorney In reference TO this section il be
marked mat considering tho provision having rea-
uen 70 mpoItausns made in American vessels only the
department must be limited its authority TO refund 10
that description Of vessels exclusively
The third section of the act having 10 tho
vessels Oh SPAN AM exempng the from the future
payment oil discriminating tonnage duties when coming
IRON foreign countries other than Cuba or Porto Rico
authorizes also the refunding Of such duty in certain
cases paid by Spanish vessels under the act OF th IuIv
1892, concerning tonnage duties spanish yesselss
on application made to for return duties under this
provision you will furnish after due examination of the
the certified statement for adjustment at this depart
ment required in reference to the other M
the act now transmitted. RI. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST "a.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Gardiner Houell. "' WIN muse W
French Belle Creole, Godreul, IA days from Guadalupe
Bark Alabama sprgue, IS days from Palermo with fruit
Brig Yucatan, Baker, IL days from Man.,r;u, ,c.h.
with mahogany TO NJ Lewis sid in co with n MI ~
Is days ~ 'S"'eni III
Brig Mobile. Bulkley. 20 days from Oreans with md,e
Sturges Cearman. Aug 18th, lat 3e TO- lon a. ~
Same day, IS miles INV, exchanged signals with NCSssn,,
packet Oswego, bound out '
Brig Nimble, shaw IS days from Mobile with cotton to
master.
Brig Clara Ellen Klman days from Bangor with timber
to Atwood Co.
schr Mara, Johnson, days from Baltimore with mdse to
johnson Louder.
schr Emiline, Brown, 3 days from Phla, with coal
Scbr President, Leighton, days from Cheuyfeld with
mdse 10 master.
schr May Flower, Jones days I'm Machir with lumber
below
o. bark; 2bngs
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MO CURE NO PAY-THE HERB DOCTOR-!f any
Mobn. Cholera Sfantum any disorder Of the bowels
ars en- bad they h. cliff
and S oSy % n s that al
through the skim then when thu. sr Gsducea
he .t qeien, i him to
sn cure . m e doctor the Of msd
o. he msdicne: Fall why cannot iaii
drop rain Throw aside your doubts come and WIN give
Of Come Herb Decor. DispsnsaTy
No 4 South Seventh street. phIadsphis 70 No a$
the Herb ' Dosor
fsas
produce only God alone He made the thousand beau.
%dsnsa, 81 my sp h.. w tss
he Ssi@s
twenty thousand patients He all diseases
fsss.sfd ssSe
&c ,hese superior medicines. He does preegdi
your S
or
one for each ENQUIRE No sSe Broome street, from
au2i lmsmc
HUNTERIAN DIsrENsARY, No. DIVISION street,
an o..
of the urethra kidneys etc. blity, mercural
tism ulcers the CLOTHS topss throat nose and limbs
syphilitc retis nflamed eyes impotence gradual
a aS MnsheT m %
y,Tplent; and from an e1pe- rence that very seldom
warrant a perfect and lasting cure in any and all
Of shove mentioned diseases. The afflicted should
III 'ss Be- h s n.d ss
The @ in ss The GT forms
son calling will see no one but the doctor himself WHO'S in
to render relief to all who give him call Hund ds of
nshng record are open for at
the Dispenary all of which cured by this medicine
or no charge Structures cured in as many weeks il
has been years standing without pain Be-
ware Of advertised symptom. Of structure the healthy
the only medciue chest necessary vial of the above
DR. Hunters Red Drop be had genuine city
Of Philadelphia after the first Of September will
be ON sale in that city, 1t is also counerfeed in Boston
au2t Inns me
M EDICAL OFFICE-Dk. JOHNSON, II Duane street,
cessul practitioner New York in the Of
halfcured that have existed years.
elect structure ulcers the body in the throat nose
Constitutional weakness, brought by habit
obliged IN by young men, causing lascyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented. Recent
vention from usiness. au2t 3tsmc
No QUACkk.Rf. -DUCIUh CUUrE.k, IA Duane
~ street. member OF the Royal College of Surgeons,
which he cures without hndrance from bust.
Recent he a few days. A practice Of
twelve years enables Dr. e. to cure the most obstinate
Debility resulting habit indulged in by young
py ase Sv Srd sg
guaranteed charge. Dr. c. is regularly
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drants Compass Spy Glasses, and all the articles in the
Good. . BE- repaired sent for and delivered.
aui9 ltaw3msIc
RY ORDER Of the Honorable AsEL MEEkEn, supreme
,achme1 ha. issued sgaia. the Of Thomas Finch
debtor due proof made said Supreme Court Com
ns Aiaeh%. against abseondnE concealed nOn.rssi.
uuIs. he the sad Tn Yss D. FiucA sfNa and d;eh.Ise
such to law, within three months from
And !hat lie debt. and the delivery Of
jy2a ltaw3mo SIRE Atty. for attaching Creditors.
y 6!;.is, q Esa.i.as saturday, nh day q june
JGss n.
5d.s ..s a. y s.s Clark .No ~
ps.l%s d:issasn': jacob Bake; ysa
Wsebb SsaH aaH' Co., a. Rs' h..S
S,Iix; WIN. C. Wsddell. assignee Msunsei stout Austin
s.
Solicitor for eS@pisnsni. B. Dasesn ESQ., solicitor fei
oa. .aG
Of New York once week for three mouths, requiring them
mS,rns alone on q before the s' MONDAY Nqys@bsT
&c 5y .a Dill WI"
CLERKS Office Circuit Of the United States. eastern
copy from the record in hi. ocs Wines
my NAM ana ns sea- q at the city Of New Or
~ 70 Jaw sm m Ed. RANDOLPH. Clerk
BEARING PILES AMI BROKEN STONE,
SoA THE u p NAv Po xsEA AT ss oPPlcE
s fol p, 4y PGst viii Be sS Office
for 1900 Spruce Bearing Piles sound and The
pfbs s q 8
long The teIeuave The bark be not les. than
the large end where the Piles required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24
vELFF.AU'S 5rECIFIC FILLS.

VELFkAU'S 5fEClfiC FlLL8.
sons all mocopurucn discharges from the urethra.
These the result Of twenty YEARS. experience in tho
Hospital de Chsrte in Paris pronounced by their ceer
al diseases Of the Urssha They eset esre IN nsush
BREATH dssgreenx with the stomach, confinement ror
'''ln' cok sil ~ iSNAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MiXTUKr, prepared by the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city OF New ork con
secret Indulgence Of any Kind It an invaua6e
ing malformation.
Single bottles 81 each cases of hal o1sn carefully
packed and sent 20 nil parts of the Union.
L RlCORD'S ALTnHATIVE MIXTURE.
EOR The permanent of primary secondary syphilis
yeneria ulcers nodes or compliant produded by
njudieous of mercury unskal medical treatment
AL persons suspectng venera remaining in their syp
TEN eould this purifier without delay.
consider himself safe after having the venea dscaas
without thoroughy cleansing the system with this Justly
celebrated alternative.
Sold single boss lin eases Of hsfa doxsa for
ST. carefully packedan sent all parts Of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
.-o GENTlAN AND sASAFRA9,
Pharmacy, established for the Suppression quackery
This refined and highly concentrated exrac all
ne purifying qustvs and cgrnse power Of the above
any extract Of Sasapars present before the puhlc and
may .eed remedy tor a dseaser arising
from impure OF the blood sach scrofuia heun
S shss Or .ar the
any disease arising from the secondary elects Of syphilis or
an iuiudcious use ofmsroury.
Sold ia single bot1es,a f 5f 70 csnu
IN casss Of half dozen bots'ss essg
Cases forwarded to ali parts of the Union,
Avery iss,, dIse,cn q e Wholesale purchasers
o"e' 0''- ''~ ~ Nv. .. RICHARDsoN. N. D..
Shwns Nasssn susst, New Ysfbv
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FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY

I AIDES OR GENTLENfEN having superfiuous effects
IL to dispose Of, such Wearing Appar ell Furniture &c.
can obtain fair cash price for the by sending the
subscriber through the Post Office otherwise who will
attend at their residences. J. LEvENSTYN,
1855 Broadway,
Ladies' can be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVENSTYN
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Ships Louise Sophie, Msnzanila; Chester Quebec; bark
Star, st kits, and others.
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RlNDERS' BOAtDS.-0, 900 lbs Binders' Boards snps.
~ nor quality, from Nos as e just received and Tor
sale by PERsSE BROOKS "
aus IL lmr 66and 81 Nassau Of.
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E A. KUTZ,
MAsuyAcIynka AND IMPORTER o.

NAOIICAL
100 Water sfrest. corner Of Buytins Sip, N Y.
VIyOULD respectfully inform has fr,sads and the public,
w that he has constany hand general .s,onent Of
SERVANTS Quadrsus Compares, spy Glasses Iheodoitss
thematica Insrr Scales farslle Rules Thermome-
ters Barometen, Hydromeos sscromeers Rules Ipntsr
Scales lete eng Instruments. suitable Tor
Custom House ard C G.uss Gauss and T Ens1g.
aud American Charts Of all parts Of the World both general
aud particular, Bunt's Coast Pilot Bswditchs Navgaor
Blank Books Bills Of Lading Maniests. Log Books Nauti-
cal Alnanaes, &c.
All articles in the above line of the best materials
and workmanship and warranted correct sextmts GOA
dans Compas.e Spy Glasses, and all the articles in the
above line repaired in the and manner
Goods to be repaired sent for and delivered.
Itnxx Tins
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVEKTIsENI NTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,
, NASSAU STREET.

I II L y
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy established for suppression Of
continue to direct their particular attention all diseases
ring medical treatment and cure
,uryto the constipation confinement from business In.
DIS are particularly requested make application to the
% con the rst appearance OF those diseases
am nj Of sucr1g and time may be thus avoided One OF
The principal ho,pitsl. in Europe s Of those
Terms. Advice and Medielue S5--cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALln6.-Peron
living In the country and finding IL make Per
,ona application can have Forwarded chest
their explicitly together with all symptoms, time Of
traction, and treatment received elsswhsre any aud
closing s., post paid
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- street, is REMOyEDto lis WILLIAM street, New
s SSTs iss 'n'' for '' ib;h int
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WATCHES .-WATCHESAND JEWELRY.--Those
w who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find it greatly to their
advantage to call the subscriber who seng all de-
scrpons Of the above much lower than any other
house the city. Gold Watches low and SOS each
Watches and Jewelry exchanged bought All Watches
warranted 10 keep good time the money refunded.
q. G. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry.
Wholesale and retail 81 Wall street,
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M ARRiED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN
the Hon. r. D. Owen, wi addions end alterations by
Glover, M. d. Were this boo. carefully read by
.uaded that different state of society from the present
large family OF children which could be bd poorly
prudeat people from entering the matrimonial
but here is work that will tell You important
which may obviate all such objections Price OF the
re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24

FITS FITS "A GREAT TRIUMPH
I N MEDICINE has been achieved by DE5lvANS AND
HART m the cure of Gpileptic Fits falling sickness
Hystericai Fits Commissions, spasms, &c Physicaas Of
have this disease ncuabe The Pro-
IN saving THAT IT CAV rEcURrp They woald thereto,
rested examine the testimony VIII ch here offered n
deception let be exposed but II is true them in the
lneurabe Please call address tpost psd) the fol-
lowing persons -
william n. Psrses afflicted 10 years, certificate to
before Mayer Hsvemeyes March 7th ul,; JACOB Patty
years, l1i Delaney ST. "; the daughter oil Oliver "
Lensow. ESD years, Yonkers, N. " the son Of Judge
yesrs, III Grand st. n "; James Ellsworth years, 10
PoyerM N X; Joseph McDugsl. years, East Breokyg
ustom House.
~. sor additional testimony pamphlets which be
MI. per boz, with full directions So SIT and sat-
single ootues, with necessary medicines, "a.
-, DIS, lVANs HART, Proprietors,
suA' iwsoo"mc Principal Once, iN Grand street.
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W. pay-Dr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
eTery Rd n speedy snS psrmeny although Thousands
have tested il within few months past Sold Wholesale
Also 63 Bowcry 36 Fulton street, 3s Munroe street.
Avenue D.. md 30S Hudson street. au11 lmSr
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uki 2bnas.
Sailed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

New pRoPosED RorTE To LAKE SURE
RIoR--An exploring parry under the com
maGd OF Messrs. WiedeI and Cosey passed
down the river last week. We learn that
they measured the distance from Fon du
Lac 10 the mouth of Snake RIVER, and
found the distance to be only 43 miles,
Snake River falls into the ST. CroIx about
80 miles above the Falls of The latter,
which would make The distance only about
10 miles from the head OF steamboat navi-
grtion On the ST. Croix to one OF the best
harbors of Lake superior We further
learn, thai the character OF the country is
such. tina, good road may easily be con-
siructed between the two points. This
will. at no very disian, day, be great
thoroughfare between the Mississippi valley
and tina. OF Lake Superior
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

4 GooD JoaE-A we'll known phys
lean. il Town is very much annoved 5y an
Old lady who is always sure TO accosI him
il The street, for the purpose Of telling over
hsT ailneLt. OQce she me: bin in Broad.
way, and he W, in great harry. IA! |
see you are quite feeble" sad the doctor;
.'sl4t yo1s eyes and SHOW ne yo.F tongue
Sae oaeye9. and ;ne docl0s, quietly moving
d, !eit lie. ..als5ias there for same time,
Il this T.4.cu.o.ls position, 10 the Infinite
anusemea, o. Al! wao Witnessed tbs funny
scene,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
FORMATION OF THE NEW GOV.
ERNMENT--SANTA ANNA AT
THE CAPITOL sc

WASHINGTON. Sept. 81, 1916.
Lac New Orleans Picayune of the 10Th
inSi, says tha, Lieut.. Hunter, of the NAVY.
look passage III the Princeton. a, Pensacola
Oh tie l2th inst. bound for Charges, with
dispatches Tor Commodore Stockton,
According To the CORR spondeni of the
ilcayane, the purpori Of these despal ches
is 10 coun!olmand those recently sent tor
ward from New York BY Commodore
Nicholson. OF the Vixen; and that the com
inander's dispatches are supposed to
breathe war 10 the knife against Mexico,
but those Oh Lieut.. Hunter peace 10 the
bosom.
Santa Anna is said 10 have .rriyed al the
City u! Mexico, bul lie had not entered
osiens,biy upo., Tue discharge Of the iunc-
lions ot President. Gen. Sails was a, The
head OF affairs, surrounded by the following
cabinet:
Minister Of WaF-G.n. A,monle
Minister OF Foreign Afiairs-Senos Re
jon.
Minister Of Finiace- Senior Gozem
Farias.
Mihisier OF Justice, &c -Senor Pa
checo
The Fe6srsl Congress has been sum
nones! tor the iss sflAcsmSer. The pl,n
has been suggested or VIC alex'caas, I" ex-
changing Commander Carpenter, u liie
IrnAion, Tor Gen. Ia Vega.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
Il T. Il Nj S,

The Telegraph is printed on double medium
III the rate Of 81 per annum in advance, or -, 90
any time before the expiretion Of6 months from ihe
tine of subscribing or s., ilpayment be onger
delayed.
NJ srhscri,tior received for a less period than
shree months, and no paper discontinued untll ali
s1rearages are paid,
ADVERTISEMENTS,
F,sertsd at te rate OF one dollar per sqsare ior the
rst insertion, and two shiilings per square Tor each
subsequent Insertion.
A liberal deduction made TO those vino advertise
Terms Of yearly sdvertisng--l column, SO;
, do. $40: do, Sl5: do, Sl2; l square. DO.
rs lines or less, S. No advertise rents inserted
1.-THE above rates Tor less period than ole year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
MARSHAL SOULT.
RY HEADLY.


Born OF humble parents, entering the ar
my as private soldier, muskct in hand, he
rose 10 be Marshal OF the Empire, Duke of
DaiInacla, aud Peer Of France He early
exhibited bis wonderful GOODNESS in The houg
OF danger.
Al The battle Of FIeurus. Geneial Mar.
ceau commanded the light wing under LEI.
ebsre; was routed and forced 20 fall back
In his agony he sent 10 Souli ior four BAT
,al'ohs, that lie might regain his LOST posi-
lion.
Soplt refused.
'Giss them TO me- exclaimed the indr-
nani and mortified Marceau, or / WI! blow
my brains out
Soult cody replied that TO do se would
endanger the Whole division. Being then
mere aId-de-calnp, and unknown, his ie
.usal aStonlshed Marceau, who asked in =
Tage-
Who are youl,
Whoever am, replied The ifaDei,nrbs-
bic soldier, i am calm. which You ale no,
10 not XIII yourself, but lead On Your men
10 the Charge ana you shall have the four
baita!ions as soon as we can spare them
HIS adTce had scarcely been given, be-
ioIe the enemy were upon lheln, and side
by side these two men ragged though the
battle like lions. After the battle was over
Marceau held out his hand TO Soult. saving
Colonel, forgive lhe past, you have tbs
day given me Il lesson which | shall never
forget. You have, in fact, gained the bai>
tle.'
This IS fine illustration Of Sau!:'s char
acter Cool, collected, and seli-feliant, the
lunuit o. baliie and chaos of defeat. never
disturbed his perceptions or Confused his
judgement. Al Austerlilz, he did Tie same
thing TO Napoleon. As Bnnapane gave
his command OF the centre that day, he sim.
ply said;
AS Tor you, Soult, have only 10 say.
act as you always do'''
In the heat and battle, an aid-de.camp
burst IN headlong galloped into the presence
OF ooul., bearing orders that he should i'm.
mediately carry The heights of Praizen.
i will obey iGs Emperor's orders as soon
l car, replied the chieftain, 'bu, this is moi
the proper time
Sonapar's was in perfect fury q, his
answer, and sen, another aid.de camp VITA
Perempiory orders, but before he could de-
liver them, 'the proper time had arrived,
and The awful column of Souli was in mo.
non, and the next moment It's head was en-
yeloped In the smoke OF cannon. and in few
moments Afterwards, torn and mangied, APP
peareu upon the crest OF the hill where IL
I sir'ssgied 1~e aoais for victory and W or il.
Sou!t had delayed the charge because the
enemy were extending their lines and weak
ehin5 their centre. Bonaparte saw at once
the reason of his delay, and struck with adj
mlEauon at his behavior, soon after rode up
to him, and in presence of the wole staff,
exclaimed.
! Marshall, account you the ab!est tao
tIclan in the empire
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

\ c.essgua-a, beng nd.sPosed and con-
fined 10 hs Led. sent lis seu7B: IL sec what
hgQr il WIS BY sun-dill, Which was f4s.'
ened 10 3 post in his garden. The servant
went there, bu, being al ! loss to hnd il out,
,hout The .horsst way was 10 piuck az The
post. lie lid 50. and carried il To his mas.
Ter, vita .Ae sl8 dial. saying TO lial. Here
it Is, sir. look a. !. yourself, Tor II is all .
mystery 10 mes
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

Curious FAcT--LAKE SUPERIOR. This
immense inland Ocean, some four hundred
and sevehiy.fve miles in length, and about
1900 miles of coast, has upwards Of thirty
rivers etnptying their waters into ii. Bat II
is we'll ascertaued that the quantity Of wa
ter discharged by the Sault Sic Marie IS not
one fifth Of VIVA, the lake receives from the
neighbnring mountains and tributary streams
Evaporation must. ihsssfose, be the psinei-
pal agent in keeping the Lake dssn 10 IL
present !evcl-rLake Sup News.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
Mr.. OWENS RETURN FROM ENG
LAND TO THE UNITED STATES.

Mr. Owen tie father OF Robert Ode Ow-
en-, member Of Congress ilom Indiana, has
J ust arrived IN cur city by the packe, ship
Victoria, Capt Morgan. having left Pous-
mouth on the 18th oI last month. This
makes the fourth time that Mr.. Owen has
crossed the Atlantic n five months and a
halt, and he IS nov upwards Of 70 years oi
age.
lie has made these yoyages solely with
we" i INST, 10 AID in preventing war Lee
tween lie iwo governments on account oi
Oregon and MeXico-and second, TO create
permanent, cordial, good understanding
and friendship between tie governments
and people OF both counties, ia order that
III fuiure, they may act as one nation, 10
AID each other in promoting IN good faith,
the peace, prosperity, and rational liberty
OF ali Other tribes and people, whether al
present deemed more or less civilized.
Dir. Owen is Convinced that there is
great general physical and moral change at
home, revolution which 40 human power
can no" prevent or much retaTd-the great
Britain, tue United States, and, after shot
period, France, Belgium and then Germany
and Russia, viii lead onward 10 effect this
change with foresight, in order, and in the
the pure spirit OF an enlightened universal
charity. Bat inHu,serahle circumstances.
beyond the foresight Of conirol Of me.,
have prepared the means lor ths great
est OF all revolutions, as it viii Immediately
affect ali nations more or less, 10 commence
III America and Great Britain, the two ma.
tons which are destined To lead other ia
tions 10 take part i'll this glorious Change in
tue condition o. man and of nations - BEN
net,'s Herald
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

]. BOND,
CONTINUES to act as Agent Tor Inc purchase
4 and sale of Rec. Estate.
FOR SALE.
A farm Of 100 acres. 10 mics from Southport.
vii, 20 acres OF Water wheat. and % acres OF
Sai.g crops 90 the grouad--a very desirable 10
xsrion. POR SALE.
A member Of village lots for cash or rpez tt;-
efai credit. TOR hkNI.
A dwelling hcass near ihs Common an Inc sou.a
ward. Possession s;vea itnmcdisiciy ArpY
10 J. BOND. Office co.ae. OF Of r'aa and pafL q.
Nav 70, 1876