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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

hNTOIINNU
u sail as follows; a,'
FROM NEW YORK.
The UNION Capt Herbert sails On the sDth Sept 1877
:. PULLdDELPIfIA,C Capt. Besson, '' 18th Oci.
MISSOURI, Capt NORM, 3la
/" NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand, g 10Th Nov,
sN,7 a. FROM HAVIlE. '.
The piiLL1DELPIfLi sails on the 18th Of Sept
50 MISSOURI g Is 3Oth g"
8. NEW YORK, &c 10th Oct.
4, s. UNION g :. 3lst
Passage from New York 10 Iavre, $40; wines not in,
cluded ~ ~ .''
Ierths not secured until paid for. e.. H-'- ~.
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship.
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy, inferior to vessel in all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large, well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated, and their table is unsurpassed.
Wines of all kinds and OF the best quality are furnished
at very low rates.
For freight passage, apply 10 The Companys Agency
No IA broadway. 60 - oct 3 w..
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TI'IIE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
/ OFFERED By THIS INSTITUTIONS guarantee
OF a large capital IN addition 10 te accumulahoi oil pre-
munls, a.,--a E..t -. =, gy...
The peculiar benefits secured The assured by the prin
ciple OF the Loan Department
The payment of premiums hdyedry or quarterly, by
parties stcd iphoe term IF le, at riing additional
charge. MAX. III li. Fr 4, 5II. a., .t.i,sp. NJ ..Hte
@ Tile travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons insured Tor life, can ~ once borrow hall amount
OF annual premium, and claim the same privilege lor fVe
successive years. on their own mole ana deposit OF poncy
Part OF tie Capital Is permanently invested IN the United
States the OF three OF the Local Directors as lrs
tees+avalablc always the assured IN cases Of disputed
claims lsllould amy such arise oherwise
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium De-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy -t#
No charge ilr stamp duty OF lor Medical examination.
The Society being bounded on the Mutual and JOINT Shock
principle parties may participate in the profits OF The so.
tiey, lwotrs OF which are annually divided among those
assured tor life the participation scale
The Society s not connected with either Marine OF Fie
INSURANCE.
Ia- The Baltimore Branch OF the United States Local
office o the Chairman, for the transaction OF business
u5 The Medical Examiners Will meet daily az ~ Lex
iugton street at O'clock, +. NJ TO receive applicants
Fee paid by the Society.
liar system Of tins Institution blank forms Of applications
&c., obtained ut tie Agents Office, German street
United; States L6ca, Directors gf baltimore.
.. JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esq, Charm.
... SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq, e.
5. H. McCUl.LoiI, ESD, MD.
o.. j. MEREDITH Esq, Standing Counsel,
.. j. MASON CAMPBELL, ESD, Solicitor.
... g., AEdical Examiners,
Il. H. BUCKLER, Al Lexington street.
.F.|r 81 Il. TI.GHMAN, 4G ST. Paul street.
., Agents &sa
- DONALD Mcil.VAlN, German street.
,.:.t.t..ta THOS ii. WILLIAMS. ,H nG
oct E--lyl- "a =. ..... .....,, 4. .t.|
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NOTICE.
E.gsiS sAissIEIsts.

SlllPPES Of goods Tor all parts OF the West informed
- that we run the only Express by mail Train TO the West
All goods will be reccpied at office TO be delivered in
Pittsburgh Wheeling Cincinnati, 81 Louis, Louisville, or
any Of The principal Western cities, ahead OF any other line,
freight will be charged ut the point Of delivery West
.- NV, GREENE d co,
oct S--lyd' Office Prali street Depot
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JAMES w. HUGHSON,
S Not SOUTH CAL VERT STREET, .

One Door Beio,p baltimore Street, baltimore.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that
IL he 10 manufacture Saddles Harness, Trunks,
&C. and has hand large and beautiful stock ri
fresh goods, which he is selling uncommony low prices
Country dealers will find 1t 10 their interest To give me
call before buying. ... .....
Fine, Fashionable Coach and BUGGY Harness, and ladies'
and genemens Saddles, Brides, Ac., always on and.--
Military Work done in The best manner -, I'D nr
oct S-Iyd' --.- 49,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

1T will he matter OF qualification TO the citizens OF Mont
i gomery, well the travelling community through
that great commercial thoroughihre, 10 learn that Mr.
Washington Tilly, 80 long ANA lavorably known ~ the
courteous and rentlemnnly proprietor of Montgomery Hall,
will open, The ls of No cmber lie above and ad
mraby arranged fIsel under Mr. j. j. Stewart, The pro
prletor In the accommodation for permanent hoartiers
and transfer, yister, expense been spared by l
proprietor and The undersigned, manager 10 merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
The building and furniture aud costly, AMI well
adapted 10 suit the taste Of raNellers-he furniture
requisite for the most astidUs and the wines of
superior brand The first session Of the Legislature will
assemble " lhs GUY AMI upon TINS, ~ upon every ocra
sion, the MEMBERS us well asthe public in general may
expect no dminuton Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned
oct ly ~ WASHINGTON TILIY. p
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SEPTEMBER REPORT.

IiE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company NO II Wall
issued, during the september 1917 one
hundred and twenty policies, VIZ; r. Wy 81.
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TIN WARE, TIN wARE,!
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNIR
1JERgHd MIS-

fliE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting this ely Tor the purpose Of selecting
stock goods for lie Fall and Winter sales, 10 his exie
sive stock OF Tin, .Jalanned, Sheet L0 and britannia
Ware comprising general variety which has been manu-.
iired in his establishment, and by the bts wOrkmen
in e city all OF which Is offered extremely low prices,
Purchasers from the different States, will ind II greatly Ia
their advantage TO call at this establishment where they
will find every variety o I'm Ware prices that will not
fail please Goods will be carefully packed and sent 10
any part Of the city free OF charge.
ALFRED ii. REP,
F oct sly No, 335, Baio. ST., above the Globe Inn
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~ Schedule:
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays
r. NJ, by the well known route via Chesapeake Bay
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to Charles.
ton s. c., without loss Of sleep Wehlon the popular
comfortable, and safe steamboats,, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain sutton
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years,
without loss Of life or property The boats built expressly
for this route. Arriving in Norfolk. amer comfortable
nights sleep, next morning. at Gocock, A. NJ Thence up
The James River, with It's beautiful scenery, IN daylight by
the Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, or ALICE,
Captain Broug, TO City Pont-tence To Petersburg in the
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
some time in advance Petersburg Of tie Grcsd u S Mail
Line, with the passengers leaving Baltimore time or
Washington City next morning. where this Great S Mail
Line take their start FROM thereby deceivng the public with
their false advertisement of p hours ahead Of any other
Line. The Bay Line gives the traveller least six hours
Petersburg To encounter the night travel Whining.
ton, N g. The passengers that leave Baltimore
the Bay Line amalgamuie Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore same evening" and Washington next morning.
(ia the Great u s. Ma) at Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston all together
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail-
road 10 Garysville and Franklinnence by the steamer
FOX 10 Edcnton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington, N
C.. Returning with same connection. Il
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth O'Clock,
p. NJ, daily, except Sunday arriving in Baltimore in
time for the several going North East South and
NVaS
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MILLER d. CO.'S
MILLER d. CO.'S rr.s
N W GREAT WESTERN EXPIRES S
jiI 4 80

A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Bnrk 4
IA Co Is Express from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh Tor the cx.
nsion OF this Linc, aud after Monday october it
the above named places, with mail speed The wagons
Ills line all new, built with tile capacity OF lao lbs
aud the hest teams 10 he obtained have been placed along
the line of the National Road,
Messengers will accompany NIL goods by this line and
that The drivers the road make the allotted from
station 10 si1tou without failure, .
All goods win be receiptcd for al any Offices or
agencies North or South, TO arrive IN Pittsburgh 20 hours,
aud Wheeling in GU hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until ~ O'clock in the day.
4 -lNn'
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Now Exhibiting at No. 1Ol Nassau street, N. Y.
Betreen Fulton u Ann sts,, merit 10 Me Herald alice.
M mn ACKEnMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
ZU.UUU SIGNS, be ha, the following prices I'M.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold Leaf
,,t..l. ILL.,. iDu...I .I..I.
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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

To sail from New York 2ls and from Liverpool 9th OF
each month,
@. ag From Nep York. Lirerpod.
New ship Liverpool, 100 tons, bur;l ~ I'M. II
j. ElCiridge. -1' Aiuw,s, ~ or,nber II
NJ. ~; r III. u,o ,.,5n January n March q
tons, z, Woodhouse san;t ~ M Il
New ship Constitution, LOTIONS inua u Ai,m., X
John Britton, )or,oher 81 NO. 4
Ship lloliinguer, 1850 tons, Ira hi, ., 80, n
nnisley. I'M 81 IN Il
These substantially fast sailing, frsi class Ships all built IN
the city Of New York are commanded by oil eype-
Renee and ability, AMI will be despatched punclutly IN
the 2ls oi each month Ill ... .
Their cabins elegant and cemnlodios aud are fur.
nised with whatever conduee To the and comfort
Of passengers. .i'|. ~ 4. ...r '..3 VIZ. .
Neither the captains Of these ships will be
sonsibe Tor any parcels packages A by lhem unless
regular bills of ladlng are signed therefor. ar4. ...
For freight or passage apply 10
s WOODRUFF d MINTlRNNS,
o. ,.''gs.. l4n " 81 south street, New York.
or 10 FIELDEN, BROTHERS ~ co,
oct Idly Liverpool,
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Fare between Bait d Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va. So
I" Elizabeth City,N G. $50
Z" /" g Richmond or Petersburg, Va, q
y =" I" CASTOR or Weldon, N c., Q
:" Z" Through to Charleston, $. C., q
Meals board Bay and james River Boats, included,
thereby saving to each passenger by this route 81 90
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars, and by the Porter in the
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled his hat0 who will
direct you and your baggage to the boat.
I. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, October Sth, 1917 dly
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
LIFE INSURANCE. ...
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
81, CoRNITII., LONDON, Asp "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK
CAPITAL, f5o0,0OO STERLING,
s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament yict-Royal Assent,
~ july n, 1871. .saM#
81 iSapings Bank for the Orphan and The Hido1."
H. S BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTIONS AT NEW YORK,
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posed by the Constitution would be expensive
! ana very burthensome upon the people, and pro-
ouctVe OF no good: hut an the contrary, of very
injurious consequences
Resofred, That the present laws concerning
Tue marriage relations in conformity with
nature; and that any law which shall mike two
instinct interests IN one family, and treat the
wife as though she needed protection against he
| usbahd; can have no other tendency than to de-
s'roJ the Union, harmony and peace of families.
RtSoteed, That the Section on exemption,
carries out no principle. will be unequal in its
operation, no protection 10 the unfortunate and
honest man, but will open the door wide for fraud
and dishonesty.
ReSol0cd, That the Constitution as a whole, If a
copied, will lessen the circulation of money, nlure
the credit OF our business men at home and a
broad, deprecate the value of property, parayze
enterprise, prevent immigration, bring discord
INTO families. and generally have most perni-
cious effect upon all the dearest interests Of the
people.
Res0lsed, Tha, while statutes have been made
oy the peoples agents, their representatives,
constitutions have always been made by the
sovereign people themselves, and that any at
tempt to prevent their unbiased decision upon
sacred subject, ought TO, and most assuredly
VIII meet with the frown Of puulic indignation.
|. n. Stoddard Chair. }
0. F. Dana Sec.
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democratic Anti-C0nstitu&io na
Meeting.

AT large meeting Of the citizens OF
Southport held on the evening of the 9th
inst pursuant to call signed by about
one hundred Democrats n Staddard was
called to the chair, and o. F. Dana
chosen Secretary.
The object of the meeting having
been briefly stated from the chair. Hon.
II. n. Wells and Hon. Marshal NJ.
Strong were enthusiastically called for,
and seyerally addressed the meeting
The Comm rtee on Resolutions consis-
ing of John Bullen Jr. w. P. Waules
J. T. Hlldre,h & Volney French repor-
ted the following, which were unani-
mously adopted.
An unanimous vote Of thanks was then
rendered The Gentlemen wko had address
sed the meeting.
A motion was made and carried that q
committee OF arrangements consisting
of seven persons appointed. Messrs. John
r. Phelps, c. Davis VIM. Strong Jr.
b. Mclaughlin Theodore Newell and
VIM. u. Wat,les constitute such COM
mit,ee.
Resolved, That ,h g provisions of the 9Th sec
| ton of the bank article of the Constitution now
submitted TO the people II adopted, woulG
| tend to drive men of capital and enierprize from
our State, would depfecaIs the value of propert,
and injuriousIy effect all kinds Of business.
| Resolved, That the numerous Legislature pro
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-17
SOUIIiPORT NURSERY

THIS Establishment now includes above $780,
l. 900 TREES AND PLANTS, in the different sta
ges of their growth, consisting of Apples, Pears,
Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Aprlcots, Nectarins,
Ounces, Grapes, Currauts, Gooseberrles, Straw
berries, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants, iar-
dy Roses, Vines. Creepers, Buibous Roots, Splcn
did Peonics, Double Dahlas &c. &c.
To supply the increased demand for Orchards
Trees have brought from another nursery, the
last fail 5000 Trees, all large and handsome. a
part are of extra large size. With this addition
to my former Stock none can fail to be suited
My collection is composed of about 800 of The
most choicest varieties.
Having been gagged in the bushes for years
| am we'll acquainted with the quality of fruit and
IN introducing varieties. my object is to OBJ
tain those that have had the approval of persons
well acquainted with the subject.
NV price for Apple Trees is from Is TO Is dol
lars per hundred, Peaches from to 20 dollars per
100 and all ether kinds of fruit cheaper than can
be had at Eastern Nurseries.
All orders will meet with prompt attention and
tire es distinctly labelled and suitably packed so
to be sent to any part OF the country with safety.
Letters of inquiry vii be promptly replied TO.
NURSERY mile west of Sou hport on the
Town Line road. L. 5. COLEMAN.
March 10, io47. WHY
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Anti-COnsfitutiOnal Meeting at
Bristol.

AT meeting of the Citizens of the town of
/ bristol without distinction OF party on tho
evening OF March the 4th pursuant to previous
notice, tor the purpose of discussing the princi
pies OF the Constitution. Levi Grant was called
to the chair, and Philander Judson appointed
Secretary: MenrovIa Marsh, VIM. Richards and
! Henry Lines were appointed q committee to
prepare and report resolutions for the considera-
ton of the meeting After a short interval the
+ committee reported to the meeting the following
preamble and resolutions, which were severally
discussed and then adopted by large majority.
/ Wkereas, The Constitution now before the
people OF this Territ,ry contains some provisions
that are new and unlred in the science o. govern
men', and as we believe uusulted In their nature
and tendency to the character and wants of our
people. Therefore, be it Resolved as the sense
of this meeting,
That the provision on the rights of Married
! Women if adopted will open the door for aggre
waited frauds, expose her to demorahzlng intiuen-
ces by bringing her into common contact with
the business transactions of the world, and con-
| sequently loosen the most sacred and endearipg
bonds of society.
| Resotred, That we consider it both the duty
and interest of this community to preserve Invlo-
late the relations of debtor and creditor, more
especially as the great OF our people possess
but lImitd means and have, yet in great degree
our character for integrity and respect Tor pecu-
mary ODlgduOOS To establish. ueTeiOTe, we
deem the article on exemptions unwise and IN
expedent
Resoiccd, That we disapprove of any effort
from any source to make the adoption or rejection
OF that instrumen: party measure.
Reso cred, That we consider the mpedlments
in the way Of amendment after the constltutIon
has been adopted and laws framed in reference
10 ii as more difficult to be surmoun ted than the
objections against calling new convention.
Resolced, That we consider the article autho-
izing the legislative branch as unwise, in as
much as it makes that body quite
too umcrous, thereby embarrassing wise and
'udlcious legislation and adding to the expenses
Of government.
Resotred, That we disapprove entirely of the
artceon banking.
ReSoioed, That we dsapprove Of the action OF
those members of the Legislature who voted a
ganst the call for a convention IN case the
constitution now before US should be rejected
ing be taken on the constitution, and the Meeting
by nearly unanimous vote rejected the Consti-
luton.
1t was moved that the proceedings of the meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary of
the meeting, and copy of the same be furnished
or publication in the several papees
printed in the county. The meeting then ad-
ourned LEVI G4ANT-Chn n.
PHILANDER JUDsoN-Sec'y.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TT HE undersigned have formed a connection,
l. and concluded an arrangement for conducting
permanently, Select School in Southport in
which will be taught all the Common and higher
English branches, ordinarily taught In Select
Schools ard Academies, including Penmanship,
Book Keeping, and Elementary Mathematics, to-
geher with the Greek ana Latin languages and,
in short, whatever may tie deemed necessary as
an education preparatory to the transaction OF
business, or for admission to College.
The school is now IN operation, under the man.
agement of Mr. Wilder, in Lyceum Hall. His
associate will be here permanently after about the
Goth OF March.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Common English Branches $500
Higher English branches, including
Book. Keeping and Mathematics, $500
Languages, 5000
1t is intended TINT the course Of instruction shall
be of the most thorough character. Satisfactory
testimonials of qualification and experience IN
teaching can be furnished.
REFERENCES.
Southport & has. Durkee Rev. J. Lathrop
r. II. Deming, DIR. r. b. Waldo, G. c. Shoes.
MiL1caukie Rev. O. F. Curtis.
Azta!an-Rev, J. f. Ostrander.
IVhitescaIcr.-Nev T. II: Case.
A. l.. BARBER. JOHN WILDER.
Southport, Feb. % 1917 n:}5- 3m
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...ian nenerally. and announced a deter

s,itu,ion generally, and announced deter
mina,ion 10 oppose il, either here or else
where, at any time, we will be go charlta-
BILE as TO say only, that he is mistaken. W
may have said and probably did, that if the
constitution carried out i'll its completion
the promise it gave in the commencement
we should oppose it; but il did not, and
from the time it assumed shape, we have
been its advocate and will SO remain until
The question be decided. Our readers
know whether tn be true or not, ana there
we are willing to let The charge OF moon
sistencY rest.
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DR.. ], S. Munson's
uETI,rIN ADJ L, EARN kpFVIC
= | L [ 6 .


TT HE proprietor of these Pills has been in the
l. practice of prescribing and administering to
the sick for more than fifteen years at the east,
the fouth and the west, and thousands o. oppor-
tunities offered for testing most crincaiiy the op
erations of almost all the vegetable Remedies on
the human frame, undo! every variety OF Constr.
tuition. He has been induced to believe from
seeing their effects that most Of the patent pills
tina, are offered to the public, are not got up on
scientific principles: but composed of lngre-
dents that merely move the contents ofthe bow
els and leave them more stIve than before.
But the public NAV be assured that the excel.
lent combination of those principles possessing
the most concentrated and subtle virtues, nsures
in these Pills decided and uniform action upon
all The secretons and particularly upon the or
cans mostly diseased, and thereby rendering their
use of the utmost importance IN all disorders.
These pills restore diseased secretion OF the
tomache and bowels TO healthy action, and
thereby obviate COStreneSS or any disease OF those
parts.
They will break up FEVER or cure RHEU-
MATISM by equalizlng the circulation and IN
creasing the persplratlon.
They will cure CoLd or Cough by increasing
the secretion of mucous or phlegfn from the throat
and iangs and thereby lessening iniammatory
action: and they operate most favorably on the
KIDNEY COMPLAINT or pain in the small OF
the back by increasing the secretion Of URN.
They cure Lirer Complaints and eyacuate the
system from Bile, which is the great cause of all
diseases in the Western Country.
These pills are superior TO all others in prepar-
ing The system for the reception oftonics for the
cure of Fever & Ague' They are active or mild
according TO the quantity taken, but easy ia their
operation and rarely ever produce gripping. Di-
rections accompany each boz.
Sold wholesale and retail at DIR. J. S. Munson' 5
Office opposite Benty 81 Lewis Main Street.
Southport and also at retailat most ofthe stores
throughout Wisconsin and Illinois. n36
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STEWART s. DODGE would respectfully
- give notice to the citizens of Southport and
the public, that they are prepared to accommo
date customers with as good HORSES * CAR
RlAGtS, as any establishment in town and on
as reasonable terms. CALL AND SEE.
Stable on Park Street, west of Main St, near
ly opposite DR.. Walkers office.
" Teams always in readiness to convey pas
sengers and ba ggage to any part of the country.
L. J DoEGE. d. C. STEWART.
Southport, March 10, ISl7. 37tt