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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24

Utnt Of the PitaciS-Proiessor Henry of Prin-
ceton communicated to the American Association
o. Biologists some interesting experiments, show
ing the analogy between light and heat. The cx-
periments were made with a tLermoclectrical ap-
paratus, very delicate instrument, which Will in
dictate l.50O OF a degree Of a Fahrenheit thermom
eter. II has teen long known that two rays ollght
may be SO tbanVn upon each other as 10 produce
darkness. Professor H. showed that two RAYS of
light differ " ,th respect 10 the length OF the waves
those Of the latter arc long than those Of the
former t ro.ilnen's were made upon flames.
Some flames gave little light but intense heat as for
ircrease the fame OF hydrogen gas liza solid body
is plunged into such fame, the radiant heat will
be increased as well as the radiant light
Experiments made upon the spots Of the sun
show ed that they colder than the surrounding
parts also that the surface of that body is various
y Gated.
The apparatus was applied TO form thermal
Incorporation turned TO the heavens the coolest
part was found 10 be directly over head. Thunder
clouds sending forth flashes of lghtning. were
found to de colder than the surrounding Clouds
When turned TO the moon there was some slight
traces OF heat. but those proved to be from the
reflected heat Of the sun He showed this 10 be the
case by experiment he performed on ice. In
this experiment the ice reflected heat 1t has long
been known that burning lens could be ruade of
ice. The thermoelectrical telescope is capable of
infinite improvement. When in state OF perlec-
ton it may reveal many and interesting facts
in astronomy which thus far have only been open
CT 10 sght-TSci. Amer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24

TERMS

THE TELEGRArH is printed on a sheet equal in
size to the largest paper in the territory and fur
nshcs more reading matter than any other paper in
the county. The terms Of subscription. which I'M
der ordinary circumstances we shall always rgdly
adhere TO- IRE as follow:
s. - per year. IN adraace
90 per yearif paid within 3 months after sub
scribing
80 if paid after three and within six months
OF the time Of subscribing
IS il paid after months and within the year.
% on all subscriptions which remain unpaid
beyond the wear
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24

The Regiment of L. ). mounted Rifles,
armed with Colts Revolvers, can at the
commencement of an engagement, fire vol
ley of 5000 balls into an enemy's ranks, and
afterwards load and fire at the rate OF 5000
charges per minute! No force in the world
five times as large, can withstand such a
terrible fire.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24
NOW OR NEVER

Now or never! now or never!
Letth maxim neer depart,
lis the wa;chword that forever
Should inspire each manly heart;
For if justice must be rendered,
On the wrcng that's done 10 thee,
That no malice be engendered,
Now or never!-let it be.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24

NV THERxoxErER--The Albany Knicksr-
booker n speaking OF the weafher ssyS-.' Yester.
cay vss flannel shirt sni two pair Of drawer.
co,d:r than ], n as the day before
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24
TIE reason mhu tie old Hing mert of.

The reason why the old Hing acent or
A few years since the village of Scots
vile was the scene of shocking accident.
At muster of the artillery company of the
place, one of the gunuers was most dread
fully mutilated by the premature discharge
of a cannon; and although of itself far from
being farcical matter yet the account of
the transaction as given by the other gun
ner, who was uninjured, is, perhaps, worthy
of notice. It's ths Having been charged
with carelessness in not having swabbed the
gun after it was discharged, he exclaimed:
"why | did swab it; and after the cartridge
was entered, f md thatit was likely to go
of, and hung on the ramrod until it turned
me round two or three times, and put one
Of my shoulders out of joint, when | was
obliged to let go, and that is The reason
arhy the old thing acent off,"
The person in question has been known
by the name of TruthtelIer ever since,
and as was lately proven in a court of JUS
tice, sustains an excellent character for truth
and veracity american.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24

corrected, alter the city edition was worked
OIL The present population oftNisconsin
Is estimated at from 2lO to 100000.
De'a"are had IN 1910, 7S,OS5
1t Is now estimated at az GOO
Rhode Island had in 1910, los sac
1t Is now estimated at I3O 0OO
Iowa had (by ccnsus) in 1915, sl,92O
Ii IS now estimated at I60 COO
Arkansas had in 1910, 1874
1t is now estimated at l40O00
Florida had in 1910, 54.477
1t is now estimated at 81 OO0
Texas has by census) in lS47, l2I, 600
Wisconsin has, therefore, the precedence
OF SIN States.
In 1850, it seems 10 be conceded that our
population will fall but little short of $780,
GEO. Under the next apportionment, we
shall probably have seven members of
Congress. This is rapid increase, but
none less than the reality. The increment
of the past will serve as an additional mo-
mentum to the future. The followingtab!e
will show how slowly population moved at
first. and with what an accelerated increase
il has been gradually gaining:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-11-24
From the Daily H5acoasia.
POPULATION OF WISCONSTN-TTS FIT.
TUNE INCREASE

In an article yesterday, we inadvertently
stated that WISCONSIN had population, the
least of the States. This mistake we had
corrected, after the city edition was worked
OIL The present population oftVisconsin
Is estimated at from 2IO TO 23O. OOO
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03
The History Of E2olmaniSm.

b. uha RI, J p5w.ing, 4. ~ f.-.r Dc,
reno Church. New York l4an.l8a
just published
This IS 'arrc oC'syo volume, q. r.sf1 =.
Cos. embG .llshvd with FIFTY EgWras Esa. ISL
ia. ID handsome emblem4Ne Binding iu,
tarCc dollars.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03
DIR. WOODS
.sdrsapGriiid ~ bs'ifi thcrry
n.u<E/ktsts4
- :. - ~ -. - Sp

Asttt 10 ana uhAtft 'Ht 4 AItsl
MEDiCiNE,
Add tie lrtt,all,d a 'tcyp4ttrc q r,edytor fhfn
Mic p,r.sc4, Nefn5 ~stuuoa- 81 Tic Liver
remedy tor lNit RIFLES ~ IuE BLOOD,
ua We eeieut4let ,CBSIIIt II TOR CAL.
OAlEL
Toe great 'apc, orsly anq hcaufy Of Dis Md
,rHe aer az o..efs, il. talt eHt.st "a caals-te.
iittrtsp 1t a,s1 try -uI4tes thc body
u Dos bcrn ut5d ,g-e ,fs ii'y .ag ~ last oigit
9tsrs 20 ii,s fenota' 1ud n.rnauent cure q I'll
.ara,es au,tug tom 81 lAtitEE STATE o.
HE BLOOD on llAhl uT gHE SYSTEM
ACUTE and CLlsn5e HstQm1fasH. adeeNous q
FIR Hai8o, aud kdusts, BILIOUS FEVER
Ibhous Cenio sad couril. alton ras'lyeuess ro. 3.
corrupt Lumor. progss and nt.,el.
Dyspepsia.
No peffon wild t.la last ds a.'3 'f IS
utfag The Biuefs, it positively cure. III cases u
itfJtFsia. however stsrc 4|s3 Lf1Plluu' q
aa ~Asa nv pe .. Enlargement Of ias bones
l5Iiu.sacY igHInrs. q the compilation, CHS
INAL hEBlll1l, JAlAHlt T. - gems
tl y15al psasirHfan caused ,d|.cr ~ tiseas
ny4ic.nc OF Ind.srrciets. alterations Of mind
eaH'as o. ot .4eli, duuHcs1 % slsion, aHa lassf
tlaa 81 pody thls Mtl.ribp U1tEeytf hat i.t cQaa
Govt GfdGfAtsf. gYarst lieasi-eh.s ct otvfl
l..4 i..~ari Pew fa9ammatgrl RAsamgftsH4
imlufe blood llunaiee Iass % Appetite, IlN
Il, toNfLAtNT~ Neryogs Diseases, orgau
C Elections. psiptataas Of lhe Hglu. Paine j
the B4ea and Side, stiffness anH isa ln ~
ltfHHs Iatnls lnd organs. Ruts ~ Htagd 70 d.
Hs4E SICK ilcadac.r. stutsy, salt Il egin. Tee
fcdHaff afspositon 10 esncrrs. swrainR.. aicofs
>ptug Feyrt, Ety prl.s >srat Va or hh-.s +
~, ar entrd ill., Hittsu, Nasa 81 otter mel
tz.nrs l4sl 70 a4ys 10 "a #et
j.. L. L.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03

II 80 been haPtI'Y Used CT be eaie of 60 Ferfr
Gaa iane, allh Sic mos, eminent and 5arAflAtla
sgrccss Br lyler has lsiry ffeeiged from i.e
Wcsi, Rbsfc & j. d.-c5se pfcsatI. ln CONSIDERS
sie rttoat aiualaaIc proof. lf4l lii. mrlictaes
sfe p high estimation aste ia n 81 and Il.
t.r'a4i cure % r.
80 fsan-, als ever eaua 70 thc sa1p l-e
s. ans d u' Agents vta,a tHssa uea
Hye failed to trs4k Ne s5it 3 frsf sad srse
after be bird dose. IL lgl tls second sn.s Is
geHaialIy ui' 1leui 'orla purHasa ,ua Ag ta.
towing raur.e 81 rio Pts rs r.-o aneaaeI. .8s
rTr'aH aifsr'cd may rot aH.y e rcrmaasuHF -
eafrd gHs' 2 faflAet stfaek u Gle ds-etts hut
ai u4as Est .e,r' tc#l.h usn I'D aa} pefo0
f.c, Gus 20 the enc 'ar lh.v lsst.ctee regulate.
ones stomach 81 arr.oJs '{ssem, aad lHus 81
srfr ra3c-.t evyH tae tgaa4 z tNe d.,e7,n
AGryTe n s l. $ WI ma. Charlotte.
~ N ~ S y -. Na....L y O.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03

Io Clergymoa, PoamGHcs esd Others
Wanted in every town ANA ,.ag. % 'ae 4
states, responsible men 10 .o.ara '|'.'- -
and engage in the sale oftht a,.ycao-es.' o"1'..
o. very liberal per ccnlucc S.. yt S.. .@d. NJ
dress Z. NALkER IA Fu'ru,. ~ (.ra.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03
TOBIAS FOISOu


h",staw DIST Is c. Junc ., 1916
In January l-ii, from wet and c,posurr. | tonr,
- ,'efc rn.t "atah resulted 10 a high fever, se.
'amp1nea 'l'h "a severe cough, aud painful brad-
ache. These continued 10 increase IN severity f,r
about two weeks, so much so that nav friend. CON.
sidcrcd me, nud t. myself believed was in a very
'""rai and dangerous state: At the end Of tins
I'm" ! seat aud procured two boxes ot Srcnccr'-
FA's, AZ the first dag Of their use began to cx.
ptucnce rahc' and before bad taken one bsr. nv,
fewer was gone, Cough had ceased. aud Head a,he
enurcIy cured: Vas soon sound audrr.N. Ithrp
sand ard sui believe, that BY the blessing of God
lhcy were the means vt saving nav hir; In look.
ing over the directions afterwards saw they were
recommended for the cure of Dvs,cr.I,. ot,t
witch my eldest daughter had bcen afflicted for a
long time; recommended her to maketfi,I ,r
'hem' aud she DAD SID, and by a continued use of
'ht rus a,o0e was perfectly aud | think porn,,.
nentlv cure; Nti. N\PSJI,rI'
Just received large aud fresh supply nI.tb,,
oo'e Medicines at thc Charlotte az Store
B:OATES:
And may be found generally mali the towns and
ilIasrs in the State. ''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03

Z ANlNG located At Pioneer MtI's respect
II q fully otttrs hts Professional services to the
lm2ans IN the vicinity.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03
STATE OF NORTH CAR0LJyt
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session,
prtl Term, lsI7.
William Maxwell, Admir- OH.
Jaeob NJ Rei, OfiriBsi ,,,...

U.s. lIFIFe H. I
Mekondrick kcziah.
Ut appearing TO the satisfaction n f,f ~.
II that Mckindrick keziah is not an III.
Of this State. II is therefore Ori,rsJ G,.fI, -
that publication be made for SIX weuk,u.tbsrl
loue Journal, notifying the slid dgitnd,pi .t.t
and apps 7 at the next Court Of Plea. sr5 Is
ler Sessions, 10 be held for the couu'yofI,
the CourtI House in Monroe, on lie Is, Nh.
July next, then and there 10 rep'cyy abd p-.5 I,
the property levied upon will be cau.sapsa
sold TO safety plaintiffs demand
Witness. Hugh Stewart, CLERK IF o.,..4
Court, a, Office, the let Monday in Aarl. arl y
The list ear Of our independ nee. A b l.t-
HUGH STEW ART CO..
Printers Fec s. G2k. fg-
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MANUAL, , vols. 2 vo.,aut one ..-.a#
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paper covers, rosf,cz yaon Is no 1I .s... PA,
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03
e~RENIOVAL
OF THE
Charl G st0n Store

WHICH lhcy oHcf TUX A.AS4i, ~ shllii auN4HON
on Charleston prices.
-TuEy HAVE on HANDS
40 hhds. SUGAR, prime aad log priced,
900 loavcs Double refined Loaf apd Crushed.
Also. fine DO
3 barrels 90
Extra fine Tyson TEA Fne do "
uoolong (blaek) in half pound papers,
do very superior
rowshong tdol N half round Paper.,
Bags of old Java Coffee,
" T,aguira do
RIO DO old and now erar,
Boxes Sperm Cande-, l. ; 4ad to he pound
Boxes Adimautiae % papers 10 TIE pound,
Boxes Charleston maee Taiow. 10 the pound,
1 and = ID. cannistets Preserved Simon, acr
medically seated
ID. cannislers lobster. hcrmctca'iy sc1i 3,
Jars mixed Pickles o. rhefAin., ~ aud -
Canstcrs Slrdincs 90 oi. and lb- eacU.
Layer Rasins, tall cIu.t,r.A Zlnic CuffAals,
Quarter boxes MR. R4Is.us, W
son shellCd Almonds, -
Drums Turkey Flas .mpl Eff,
Bordeaux Almonds, ss9 SHIELDED, a
Boxes Genoa Ciiron. presented vi fxE1
East aud West India Grocefe. 10 1uz3u
Jars East India Preserved Gac,6
Maearoui, .
Whole end ground fisk rea7t, XXMK'
do DO A.spis, &Tr%N
Notmogs, Cloves, en. Cuuama as4{z&
No. Chocolate,
Prepared Coaoi, 49, H5. "
Uader~ood's Nuststd % aul go
Eose Water, Lemen, Pine Aanle. - IA
Rlspbarry ms 90 "a sEgUA E
Sweet OH, ll4fycy sspe,t. EfsJ.np :
Mushroom keichup u 4afa kefchup
i4oit k5rew4r GtyFta t#s.,f. ff7.ttt.
soda Biscuit, Pc NJ. W-er, raat ~ ",
Crackers, M
Ltmau DO EE
Pcarl Starch. sGps stt atae.c sa'
Zig Bloc Iaaigo,
Letter Paper foolsrap
Salt Pcire, Saletalu..
White Wine Vinegar Cider 3a
Canisters Ddponrs ftri RS Powder
Kegs and ha.fkrE 1T ez.d do
A foil assortment % nor. ail sizss,
700 Sacks Of SALT, extra large $40 aaa %
order,
No. /, . AID Mae
Kits No d.
Prns Apple Cheese, Cotf snosed llstuag
L"S. GG.aS.
Goddsrd's Brandy asga afl-oj, eceJrne1 O.
ii'soa fruits
IIerekenwrath & le.uss, J J parl. G
Braady.
Newton. Got3.r Ha.a .s o.4 Md.
"a,
Do reao
p4s Sherry, ssf.' aal
Od Jtmatea Rum,
OId scotch WI KEY.
B4sk.ts CbamplrrH Er-#gis .#s
Bbs SononeaheIl WHitr
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NOrth-CarOiina Ensti,uI;,
FOR THE
Deaf and Dumb, at Ruieich

InllE Third Session Of this Insn,u,ior an
~ commence on Tuesday, 10 fir,t aay W ~ ~
ltIs very desirable, hat all ,he Pupil, shoalae..
IN punctually. at The Commencement oil i...y
sion. For particulars, appl, 10
WIN. ID. COOKE. Paas,,aI
Rlirgh, Mqyl2 1917. u5
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03

JOHN m INGCAlf.
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tNANTED-A sillsu1n ~ TO rciabIe young wo-
w man a. plain cook and do washing snf ironing or
would take situation q chtmhsrmad and washing and
ironing Good ely references will D. given. Pie sp
ply Al - Motst where the advertiser be fora
feS days u not sooner engaged. myl4 p
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Trade OF the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise arriving Nec York
Sr.lsws LiHe-A YaR Saafroord & Co-Barse atlantic
100 bbls hour ii Wolfe 100 w Boyd; 400, suydAm
Sage Co, co., r Pesse; 2SS. CLARK Coleman; S5l
Mead Co rs do bbls cern meal Cobb do half DO
Alasg and Canal Line Royt-Berge JssersoR--3o0
-four, Johrs SOB; sol Wolfe S5, Mead, Rogers Cos
eeeo5n mssi Jones Towe % do Bans, Rutherford
l76 boxes cheese, Bowman Stanton; 81 bushels poIa
toes b shaw z7S2do corn P / Nevius Son % eels
cd albany Lins-Schryler & CO-Bvge BrE,Es-3es
fruii Heniek Van BaskS; 900 bushels corn w Gus
Old Troy Line Pope Ca,lia-BarSe learned, f
HarlanG-ll2 bbs dour Cobb, 492 do Cheesemsn, ~
DO Lovesnd SwaTwoui 50 do use bushels wheat 1000
do Dow. Cary: 2bbs ashes Dster. Miller Co; IS do
40 con1,e Labssh: y do sherman Collins; 80 81.
sachs fruit Greenwood skee 30 sacks 50 bbs f'uiL
Yer Erie Toe Beat lined Tcgt-Bargs BsSalo
Chamberlain a. bbs -four Dows GluIeso eo2 Chs
Buckley Co; 1877 DO suPdsm, Sage Co. Is bbls ashes
@ Cmlnbie kegs butter baoeock Co. DO, ssdAcss,
becher Co. -
bbls aour l. Buckley Co; fS7 do. suydsm Ssge CO;
Ieo bushels corn, n 4 March Co;
SazS LtRe-BoGf Osrsgo--7OO ools Hour. Dows Gu
eau 10 do Rice; SIS bbs ~ half do, Parker Como
Beet Ben Barring, COle-3iO bbls -four 2iSo bushels
FalonriGe and Nes- York Line-N Smih-Booi r S
nsc o'.ss 500 bushels oats, Gardner NAndeoeorsh'
ooxes Smith
A6aEy a~d Nee York Lise-L " Braiuerd-- Barge
Corn,nF-iss bals hour Bows 4 Cary; 2is7 do l. w
hfsnstd eco do BuRiey Co; 100 Go SIS bb.s wins
asy Heu.ok; bills spplcs, bbseggs, w Pa liner
- eos apples Reeve WOodrut; a bbls keg boxes
tinG bhls beans, do eggs, BOstwick a Msserton
ses eggs Adams. Cushmsn Coz Dol n,hes do btei
sesle Melich Dewitt; n bbs % SACHS, bxs ffuii,
hs.sey Co; III bxs Is sseas III bbls do Ouss
CseRssso Lake Boat Lias--Eiiads 4 RsItord-Boa, Che
,.eAs-<s70 bush osis NJ Clara, 50 bbls sshels Rowe
woodruff Co; 81 pkgs butter IS bbs pork do beans
Sosss, mos butler knspp& Baker, 2do CcnaI Noble
~ sos whisky Brown Nelson; b0ls eggs THUS
Son
n h~Tloaa 7raAsporafioa Lias-M NJ Caleb s Cc--Roat
r'srs-ooe obs hoaf 100 do corn meal BOWS Gary.
eahss Lias- Boat StoD3li bbls -four SQydam, s. ge
70 50 do bAbeoek Cos @o4 bible lard Gcodhue a 20,
~ - 40 ssaes Rice; nks butter Van Auken son
004 eeses Darling 4 Alberssori Tub butter White
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Books.
LIFE OF GEN. TAILOR

LII . OF tEN, TAILOk
40 The WAR IN MtNicO wth f1ll account 81
n he battles q Pko Alto. Monterey &c will ne rezc
on sAtlf dsy 1exf. Price only i.s ct<
Tha Gardener rad Complies Florist. Price g ca.
THIS use-l book Should b. In tie hand. u every one
vLo has garden lakes pleasure 10 the cultivation Of
f0wfrs.
Bgf ard Blue or The frigsieers Of The Revolution.
most interesting sory hy Chzs = sterling Price = els
lfff, III Power u ihe now complete. Price sc.
Martin The Founding. compl-te. Price ~ eis-
Wlshlu gtoa and BIS Generals, BY Geo. LPpsrd ffice
.
Life ard Adventures Of Psul Jones Price :. cts
Picci0s, ihe Prisoner % F-nnesgrsls Piice y ets.
The Dowerless the Lost VIII, novel BY hadsri
Charles Rev bsnd. Price 3 cts-
IN, Victim Of Intrigue tale Of Burfs Conspiracy, ~
Jss " Taylor. Price s. cts
The Mtuighi Bell ne Fatal Hcur, founded on Incl
dent. 10 real lite. Price - cts.
The scourgeof the Ocean, story Of ih- Atlantic, By 81
officer ofthe [ tited States Navy. Price s ctS
AL The cheat publications will be found The courter
s0on IS PUBLISHED Agents ard dealers supplied pub
I.befs prices bv WM II GRAHAM,
rrvle Sis Tribune Buildings. Nssaa-sI
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ARRIVED.
snip Francis Depau Williams, Hsvre, April H. ndse
to Ssvary 238 Storage passengers Sd ult lat As
06 long 81, ssw the frame Of vessel.
ship Ann hckim, Perry IS ds I'm Liverpool salt 70
Rowland a. Aspinwsll.
Br ship Victory Conner 80 de I'm Dublin in ballast 10
Roche, Brothers Co. 200 passengers
steamship southerner, Berry % hours I'm Charleston
mdse, TO Spofiord Tleston g. Co.
French bark Nomade, Bernorde, "a ds I'm Nantes, In
ballsst. 10 Poiser Freres
Dutch bark Zeemeeuw Cayser a. de i'm Amster dam
mdse, TO II Morning. II passengers
Br brig Helen Mar, Card, % ds I'm Windsor Ms pss
ter TO master.
Swedish brig Gszelle Judker 50 DIS fin Gottenbure
iron 10 e Habicht
Norwegian brig Aurora IIiorth, so DIS I'm Antwerp in
ballast TO order l52 passengers
Br brig Grange, AIDE, IS DIS i'm Dover in ballast 10
master.
Scbr Union, Pendeton DIS I'm Thomssion lime TO
master.
BELOW Ships, Banks and Brigs, unknown.
Wind-NkEAst.
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n hpg enid and servant Judge Warner and family
- "l1oletoa and family. Mr Potter and family M.
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lord Mitchell Foster. Mr. Martin Maio, poist
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prsniord PIeniiss, w Robinson. II II BeeTs X
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ENRETNN PApERS

DY THE STEAMER BRITANNIA-Pctorisls Lon.
I'D don News Times and Punch Bells Life In London.
The London World Of Fashion ard other Foreign Papers
f1st received.
Taylor and his Generss-mauy engrsvings-prce q
Year OF Consolation by Fanny Kemble Butler -
Hil Side and Border Sketches, by W. II. Maxwell.
J7i cents.
Flirisuons In America by seatsfsld. 25 cents
Dictionary Of POe,c6i Quotations parts, 80 eta each.
The Tourists Guide-Englan and the Continent 80
Flrlau0n,-A story Of The Heart, By Lady Charlotte
Bury, and the Divorced By the suIhOr d cts each
Washington, Legends Of the Revolution, No l. .
Dr. Oldcook's Receipt Book. Price 2j els.
Gambling Unmasked, BY Green the reformed gambler.
q cents
The Victim Of Intrigue tale Of Aaron Burr. 3 cts.
Powell the Eye, Us impeFfeclions and their proven
ton. With all the cheap public tions for sale whole
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Office Of the Standard Drama and Littels Living Age.
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs.

" DdtCbetof'r ntWlnFented w iSs ana Scalps
e me most perfect hnd natural specimens o. he al OF
Wig making The public are invited 10 inspect large
assortment manufactured only By WIN. BATCHELOR. ,
"sisL near Broadway COPY the address a. lmiseoa
r. A Plain Observation-Disclosures COMPOUND
Syrup OF Ter and Wood NspthA-This medicine, The IT,
venuCn OF msn who gave The subjects o. Pulmonary,
Bronchial and Peciors Diseases the rigid e1amns-
lion has now been before Ire public four years Du-
ring ihisperiO6 has performed o. The remark
able record OF Pulmonary mpton-secured
the recommendation and use Of ply cans Ia their practice
ard the wsrmesi approval q Ousands Of persons In ord
nary ard severe colds coughs, In hosrseneSs splitting Of
blood, &C.
Cerfcates Of is wonderful power have been given in
some Instances and sworn TO true by persons who
al any time, viii give verbal verihcson Of their contents
But beware OF limitations, and purchase ThompsOn's
Compound Syrup Tar from but advertised agents
Of Hose above the suspicion OF dealing 10 commercials
II frequently used and highly recommended BY some
OF the most respectable physicians In NewYork and Phil
adelphis-
Prepared only by AUGNEY l. DICKSON, N. Z cor. Of
Fifth and Spruce Sta Philadelphia Sold wholesale and
retail by WYATT KETCHUM, general Agents, III
Fulton e. and at 275 Broadway. az 3m'is
~ Particular Notice. CoLToS, having remov.
ed 10 lie large rooms, Sic Broadway, Gothic Hall IL nov
better prepared 10 attend any business entrusted 10 ns
care, either for private sale auction Persons DESTROYS
Of selling any portion eli Of their furniture will find
ready for the same, by sending line calling upon
the EDbecrbef be y III also make advances upon mer
chhDdise Of any description TO remain shall iu parties
Outdoor sales attended 10 In any part OF the CITY, and
prompt returns made. myl8 lwis
r. No Charge until the Hair H. Restored
BFALS5 HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 applied on the above
terms st The Office Zoe NasssusL ~ B.For those who
apply 1t themselves II Is for tae. myll 3mis
~ Uyer's Pills, Depot No. 40 Fulton-st. "a
hOorkO family having proper regard TO health should
be without his incidence and no one will be, after .gt
VI trial Of tbem. my5 TIA