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lust received by Hubbard & Bin. corner of
y Main and Pearl Sis Bareges, Printed Lawns,
Linen and Cotton Ginshams, NJ. de LANES Prints
&r. at low prltes may Il. 10.
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PRINTING PAPER,

From Tie well Known mil Of Y oun9IoW, HOyt q
20 Cleveland, OF all sizes and in any quantity
This paper is noted for the irmness OF lis texture
and Tor its wheness aud beauty. Printers and
Publishers OF newspapers supplied constantly with
p per OF any size, and at all seasons OF the yedr-
Book Papers OF the best qualities from the best
mills in New England, for sale in any quantity and
II low nrces
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v
Hard WARE OTLS AND PAINTS,
BCOTS AND SHOES, MIL,
md GLASS,
ever brought 10 tti market whIch Will be sold
for "a sh or barter low as at any House on the
west side of Lake Michigan
40 h DIS Sugar and MoIasscsiust received and
VII be sold wholesale and retail at IL NJ. x co.
30 Bales Pilgrim Sheetings superior 10 any arti-
Gle in the market just received at II. NJ. 81 Co.
20O0 lbs. White Lead from the Union Works at
Brooklyn. may be had at ii. NJ. & CO.
100 Boxes Champlain Glass of different size
superior quality at ii. NJ IL co
o pieces French and German Broadcioths of
different colors and at low figures at II. NJ & Co.
1000 yds Cotton Bagging TwIed. also 1000
Bags for sale at II. NJ. & Co
Also large stock of Full Cloths, Sattinets,
TWe eds Kentucky Jeans, Cotton Cashmere. Lin
en- Drills, Burlaps, and i'll fact everything usually
found in the market, can be furnished customers at
their Brick Stores north of the Mansion IIonse
n b. Cash paid for Wheat
HALE, MANNEY & co.
Southport, June To- tor
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DAVIES 6. LEON.4RD'S
NEW HORSE POWER
WIMPLES SEPARATOR


TIME subscribers are manufacturing al their
l. Foundry and Machine Shop, on Park street a
HORSE POWER of an entire new patiprn.~-
These Maccncs have been examined and prove
by men who have had extensive experience in
threShlng. and pronounced TO be the strongest ed.
slest running, and most durable machine they
have seen. They are made to GI,rSd with, not TO
draw 10 and from a shop to be repaired. They
are easily set, easily kept their place, and no
digging is required TO set them
We have had six years experience in repairing
the different kinds oil Horse Powers and Thleshug
Machines that have been in use in the west, and
we know by this lime where they ..jreuk and
also OF the loss OF time ard the dissatis action Of
the Farmers, as well as something of the cost of
repairing. And we further know that fifty or one
hundred dollars in the first cost OF a Machine is
not 10 he looked at in contrast with poor ma
chine, for while the former is paying five bundled
per cent on ITS Investment, the latter is running the
owner INTO debt. Aud we naiter ourselves that
with TINS experience, we have acquired sufficient
knowledge to be able 10 build a Machine that will
not "iHeaE, and one that will not cost half man
ear earn to keep it in repair.
The undersigned would take this opportunity OF
informing the Public that they have the agency Of
the sale of"WIMPLES SEPARATORS," a ma
chine which has given such decided satisfaction in
lis use that no testimony Of ours is necessary in its
favor.
We would further state that we have most OIL
the patterns for the repair of the different kinds OIL
mSchlETes IN use, and castings generally on hand |
We are also prepared at all times 10 DO any and !
all kinds OF work in the CASTING, PATTERN !
MAKING and FINISHING BUSINESS.
Now gentlemen, be kind enough 10 call and exam
ins oar Machines and we shall be satisfied and obi.
ged. DAVIES q LEONARD.
n b. We will sell our Machines on accommo.
dating terms but our repairing of other Machines
VIII be cash d. q L.
Southport, June 90, 1S4Q. nj
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THE undersigned now offers tor sale in lots
i to suit purchasers the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT of LIQUORS ever
brought into this market. This assortment will
lie found The best ard purest Brendies, Wines
and other liquors. All o. the above were pur.,
chased Of The importers directly from the wars
houses OF the Custom House by the subscriber
himself. lie can therefore with the fullest oof
denc, recommnd them to the public
Call at Pomeroy's old store, on Market street,
two doors east OF DR.. Green 5 drug store.
THOMAS PRlCTURE.
n B. Cordials and Bitters.
S oulhDoFt, July 81, IS4S. 4f
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rT7 NEW BOOT 4 SHOE
- SHOP
EaAn s. E. MCCARTHY

ID EBPECTFI LILY announces 10 the citizens
/ I o. Southpo'' and vicinity that lie has opened
BOOT and SHOE SHOP at the stand laeIy
cupcd by }. !. Ehe where ne keeps hand
and for sale cheap tor cash, great variety OF
RO0TS ard SHOES, manufactured n South
port, by the best workmen, and as the stock he
uses is of superior quality persons who purchase
of him are certain of getting a good article, and
at such low prices defy competition. All per
sons who purchase their goods with CASH will
End il I0g their interest to give Inc call before
purchasing elsewhere. Custom work done 10
order. S. L. MCCARTHY.
Southport Oct. -, lS4S. til6
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NOTICE.

G. j. Il. would invite the particular at
ten!ion of his friends, and merchants visiting
New York, to gite him a call at his new
and spacious Mandatory and Warehouse,
Nos. l42 and l44 BrOnd,cay,
(Croton Buildings.) between Cedar and
Liberty streets, where there will always be
found the most extensive assortment Of
Umbrellas, ParosolS, ParoSoietts ind
SunshadeS,
of his own celebrated manufacture. for sale
in any quantity, and at greatly reduced
prices.
G. J. B. pledges himself that Umbrellas
and ParaSols from the "Croton Manu(acto-
~" shall be A No. in every respect.
New York, June, lS49. 3m
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FOR SALE.

a TWO HORSE TREAD POWER and
a SEPARATOR F.; also a SIX or EIGHT
no Use POWER and THRASHER
For particulars enquire At Bullen * Sykes
store. JOHN +. KINDER.
southport, May l, 1912 6m47S5
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We VII sell any OF The ABOVE afItIes AT Inc
cheapest rates tor cash, wheat, approx ed credit
RAGS WANTED,
Forwhch the highest price NIll be paid in cash
orany OF our articles at cash prices.
Printers OF newspapers who choose TO publish
this advertisement in their papers Tor three months
including this notice, Will be paid Tor il i'll amy
Of the above articles, at cash prices when they
purchase twice the amount of their bill Of
GEO. O. HADDOCk & Co.,
June % 1919 2O3 Lake otIeel, Chicago
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MARBLE, MARBLE.
RSNSE q SNAS,

RSMsE p ENAS,
NOUiD respectfully inform The ciIizeus Of
w this State, that they rave purchased of
Messrs. Willard g. Sirykcr, their enrtre stock
IN this line OF business, and have on hand one Of
the largest and best stocks of MARBLE IN the
West Persons will also find al this establish
ment the celebrated RUTLAND MARBLE,
being the only place in the State where II can be
procured. Their stock consists in part Of
Monuments, HeadstOnes, sc.
Persons wishing to commemorate deceased
friends can supply themselves al this establish
ment. four dn,rs north OF the Post Office or dl
rect!y opposite the store of Francis, Haw'ey, ~
CO.
Having employed the services OF Mr.. w. ID.
GUIou, we'll known celebrated Artlst IN
this branch of msa bansm, throug bout the U ).
we can safely recommend all our work TO be
executed IN the most approved manner and la
test style.
Southport, Feb. l6, IS49 n34y
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s3GIsncfS.

TN2ENCH, Lace Jenny Lind. Genevlve, Pearl,
Florence, straw and crmped Lawn Bonnets,
also, Flowers, Ribbons, RuSches, Grape Lisses, &c
last received, corner OF Main and Pearl its, by
may II, 40. HUBBARD q BLlN.
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''''' ~ '"'''''' > - 0''
m"n i" T. - ~
boots ma Sh"rS, Az .diut - 81
General stock G" Trocertr-,
eX rp.lng such at chs ds
world come Via II 'no's
and Michigan Canal. aF-
craze stock, % 10
D. .,Sa,i,o anu O'o ,''0 A. oo
Hats. Caps and Furs, een'I
assortment Sc as
Hardware, she'll goods gen
orally 20 l"
TnIs l'ne * iH'iy prepared 10 do me wes'ern
trelghung business from Buttho {" Lake M'chI-
aud ia connection with the
Michigan Kali Read Line.
on the Efie Canal TO contract tor the sane from
the ci.ipS If New lurk or Albany to polt> u9on
Lake Michigan, -! to Il" literal share OF rh,
ireiGhling of Produce eastward from Lake Mich.
jgtu, 10 Buffalo, Albany or New York.
The following Steamboats, viii run in conncc-
ton wl'ht the Michigan Central Raj, Road:
Between Crirago and New BuilIo-Steam rs
DcIyoiI P0rifr and Sam. U0rd:
tho P.,.it;, and S,n,I Ward runo.no fo Mi wan
L,.o ,,, I.ii:l,io,, Snn,Lnort and Rnrirc.
K,iws,u lIIwauk;r. P,rt WASHINGTON and
,;he,n,,,.n-
y,o,,,,c,. (Lu,,,,;oo
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MAKE ROOM

ES)R stacks OF BOOTS & SHOES now on the
way from the East, will sell large assort-
meut now on hand VERY Low.
Southport July H. 1919. F. w LYMAN.
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NEW GOODS
HUBBARD & BLENe
Corner of Main and Pearl SITS,

RE now receiving full stock of Dry Goods.
\ Groceries, Farming Tools &c; which makes
their assortment complete. Having obtained the
reputation of selling little cheaper than the cheap
est, ad being DESTROYS of retaining il, we are now
offering Goods at very small advances from
cost. Please call and examine our goods and
prices before purchasing. May II, 40.
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PAPER, TYPE g. CARDS,
q. @. PADDOCK & co
go 1870 SrRECT.1 CHICAGO-

2OS LAKE STREET, CHICAGO,
4 RE constantly receiving all kinds of Printing,
-AWriting and Wrapping Papers, from the best
Eastern manufactures, OF the best qualities, which
they will sell at Eastern Wholesale prices. They
have also on hand large assortment Of Printers
Cards OF all sizes and qualities which they offer for
sale at extraordn a.y low prices. They will sup
ply Printers with Type, Cases, Stands, Chases,
Rules Furniture, Sc, as cheap as the same artl-
cles eau be purchased in New York or Boston,
They are also agents for MeCrarys Printing Inks,
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Umbrellas and Parasols,
Manufacture by Steam at the
AMERICAN MANDATORY,
ES- Don,rI Nfcoof

G57 Pearl Street.
(Sign of the Three Golden Umbrcllas.)
Merchants in want OF an assortment OF Umbrellas
and ParasulS, advised } pay NO SECOND PROFITS
but 10 call at once on tie manufacturers, who are
making 800 DAILY, by the introduction of Steam
and New Patent Machinery, and are enabled to
produce the best and most elegant styles of goods
aud to sell them at rate with which they may DE,
Fly COMPETITION.
ISAAC SMITH & CO. Nonufaci,n crs.
New York.
p. S.-We Lave a branch of our House
established in Boston, Mass, at No. 4.
Sewall Block, Milk street, where we shall
ac happy to see our Eastsrn friends.
July 6, '49.-3mn2 |. S. 81 Co.
GOLD PENS, superior article OF laydcn's
VI and Barney < Benpdcts Pens. a better
pen than ever before offered In this town for
sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Oct l94S. IL
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Writing and Wrapping Papers
Perkins Printing Cards,

OF every description constantly on hand, and f
sale cheap
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0tal sizes and coors, in packs or sheets, from the
mandatory of i. L. Perkins, Boston, constantly
OF hand These cards are pronounced 10y eastern
printers 10 be the best and cheapest made.
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Type. Cases, &c.

6. Z. & Co. Will furnish newspaper and Job Of
hces with every article necessary as cheap as they
can be bought in New York or Boston Book and
Fancy Type, Borders, Rule, Leads, Sticks, Galeys.
rlpooI or BRASS Stands, Cases, Furniture Chases,
ana all necessary articles for Printing Office, sup
pled cheap and warranted the best kinds
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IPgeInhLe.

SkIfully and elegantly prepared by the CIR;
enberg Company from number of The most
rfyiug, invlgoratlng and healing Roofs, Bar
Herbs, and Vines, gathered in The Forest ;
PraIrles OF America. Price - els per packa
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-24

In all Chronic Complaints the mos, implicit re,
lance may be placed upon these Pills They
purge away offensive humor,, aires, the progress
o disease, aud at The SAME time restore tone and
ti4or to the system. Price - cents box
Graefcnberg KeaLh BMers, EntireIn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26

eragg iiyteen the former thirteen hundred feet be
low the surface,-through the northern and largest
and deepest one, in line corresponding with the bed
of the river Jordan, is ravne, which again to
correspond with the Wady FL Jeib, ravine within
ravne, at the south end of the Between the
Jabok and the sea, Unexpectedly found sudden
breakdown in the bed OF the Jordan. If there be
similar break in the water to the south of the
sea- accompanied with like volcanic characters, there
can scarce be doubt that the whole Ghor has
sunk from some extraordinary CONFUSION, preceded
most probably by an eruption Of fire and a general
confagration Of the btumen, which abounded in the
plain: shall ever regret that we not authorized
to explore the southern uhor to the Red Sea. All
our observations have impressed forciby with the
conviction that the mountains older than the sea
Upon ourselves the re-
suit is decided one We enteredupon this sea with
conflicting opinons-One of the party skeptical,
and another think, protested unbeiever in the Mo-
sale account. After twenty-five days close invest-
CATION, il not mistaken, we are unanimous in the
truth Of the conviction of the scrpura account of the
destruction of the cities of the plain p. 37. =
Every thing said in the Bible about the
sea and the jordan believe to be fully verified by
our observations D 3lS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26
D. R. Lyman's Anti-Spasmodic Elixir.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE WORTH A
POUND OF CURE.

TNHE 81 BSCRIBER begs leave to offer to the public
:! remedy discovered by himself for Diauhoea Cholera
Morbus Cramps Pains in the Stomach and Bowels and
all diseases OF like panodic character, Asiatc Cholera in
eluded.
In Offering this remedy to the public he has the vanity
topesume that he possessed of than ordinary inor
nation about ereament of diseases Of character above
named having of Aatic Cholera but having
been troubled for several days with very bad Diarrhoea he
made the discovery of the remedy upon himself
ehecng perfect in hou and relieving all the
symptoms, viz:-pains, spasms, Sc, in 10 minutes
Since the upon himself he has given some 30 to
81 other persons by whom been used with the same
ectng permanent in far he knows
believes For information, the public referred the
following persons, who have used it, vizD r. c. Peters
Seth Halsey, James A. Stgler John Oglesby Alex Temp
kns Cashier OF the Farmers Bank A. B. Ruckerhe Editors
Of Amherst county and many others town and country
not recollected. DIR LYMAN -
B-Ths remedy perfectly safe and be used upon
Price so cents per Bottle. ei
July l2-ts il n pJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EXTRAORDINARY AND DISTRESSING CASE.
We fad the following curious case described in the
Dresden renn.} Advertiser Of the 20 h May:
On Monday last, lady about 40 years Of aye present
ed herself TO Dr. A.. ID. Cutler of this place. for his ad
and treatment. Her case is strange and perpe6
ing one Language would fail to convey any thing like
adequate idea Of the suffengs which she Guns anrly
endnres. She is reduced 10 skel-tnn-is never
still ooks and haggard and says that she is only
kept alive by the pain and torment which she endures
There is lire reptile or something else Of similar
character, in her stomach, and extending up into her
throat nearly Id the roots Of her tongue. Externally
us movements perfectly plain and by applying
the hand To her throat stomach, feel its motions
dIsnciy and cannot pressure enough with the hand
TO stop these motions.
Wine she does not eat at her regular iimes It's con-
trrtons are much worse almost past endurance When
she attempts 10 eat she knife or fork she
has to use her hands The food into her throat in Of
der TO satisfy lis craving vuracIty-aer her meals are
IS troubled less with its writings aed cuntoron
for short time. She says that she is always starving
seldom never sleeps--she appears on the verge Of
the mania and has Commissions times The move
mens Of this thing she describes as worse than the cut
ting Of knife
BY pressing down the back part Of her tongue 50 as
open the upper part of her threat, portion Of the head
Of this thing has been distinctly SEEM resembling in ap-
Pearance, the end Of the head of an ell
Many ladies and gentlemen Of uadoubed veracity all
testify t. the truth Of ihese statements.
This lady says that years ago in taking drink
OF water one night, she fit live thing slip down
her throat with the drink of that after some
time had elapsed. she felt uneasy sensations in her
stomach, which gradually grew worse and worse upto
this ume; that size has not endured great an amount
oi suffering only since last September.
Or. Cutler does not pretend to give any explanation
whatever of this singular The lady is under his
medical trealment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26
LATE FROM ST DONJNGN

The brig l.. & w. Armstrong, Is DAYS from St d.
nngo arrived last night, brings intelligence that the
Haytlens were within days march of the city, with
every prospect Of entering, when Santana was called on
by The dominican government to lead The army He
did so, and totally defeated them. The provinces then
declared 'lnenes, their President longer fiji to gov
en, and gave to santana power to form govern
nent Jlmenes armed aud put in defence the CITY Of ST.
Domngo against Santana aud his army They arrived
at the walls, when 255 were fired against them
and the town of St.Caros destroyed by fire. he Amer
can consul havng his house full of females and children
aud refugees, refused the demand of Jimenes to give
them up LIE, becoming licensed with large number of
armed men attempted to arrest him. but was prevented by
the interference Of the French and English consus Two
FOUNDER cannon directed against his house; and
under this dilemma consultation held by three con-
fuS aud the commander of French corveiteofwa and
an English slovp Of guns called the Hound. To the
question pnt them by the American c,nsu whether he
could have their assistance massacre was attempt
ed on the women and children in his house, the French
commander, Monsieur Boyer, of the French corvette
Griton, replied that he could only protect his own con-
Sal and the inmates of his house. Upon this the
English commander, GTandville FL Woodof H. NJ sIoop
Hound said to the American consul Sir nv force is
small but command as if were your own vessel OF
war. will not the American its representative or
ms house, lusulted." The same evening Sir Robert;
Sehomburg the English consul offered TO land force
tor the protection of consulate One thing is certain
the house of our consul would have been attacked aud
much biopdshed would have ensned but for the report
brought by schooner from ST. Thomas that Commo-
dore Parker, in The rgate Raran, had got under way
fnr This port have neglected to state that our consul
mad force or guard of American sailors night and day
that his house was well and efficiently armed, and
that majority of The citizens and soldiers had determn-
ed to fight for him had arrived that crisis H.
mas received the thanks of all the generals and principal
citizens members of Congress- &c. fol nohy preserving
he lives ct so many women and children and prevent
ing The oloodshed that about ensue.-Day Book
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One Week Later from E1rODe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
S T E a NJ S Fl p C. A LED O N 7 A


COTTON FIRM. WITH AN UPWARD TENDENCY
ADEANCEIN WHEAT-DECL[NEIN CORN SC.
BALTIMORE, July 2lst, IL A. NJ
The Steamship Caledonia, Capt. Douglass, arrived
Yesterday, with Liverpool dates to The 7h July. The
Caledonia brings over fy-eight passengers The COM
mecia news by this steamship being highly important,
hasten to send you brief summary:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
COTTON. The market continues firff. with an IN
ward tendency in prices The sales for the week amount
to So 900 bales at the following quotations. Fair pland
4sd Orleans 3d. Mobile AID, Sea Island S!al4d.
The latest intelligence from Havre represents the cot
ton market as being active.
BREADSTUFFS.- The ma ket for Breadsuffs is
quite active, and Flour has advanced in price, Western
Canal ssuoted at 23s cd 25s; Baltimore 23s Cd to 25s
Wheat has advanced lag shngs per quarter but Corn
has experienced decline-yellow and white being quo
ted 33s TO 54s per quarter.
RlCE.-Prime Carolina lSs
MONEY.-Consols firm at 90. Bank Stock 1867 =:
Exchange Bills A 10 AZ.
STOCKS were irm-United States skies 1907.
The Political .afais Of the continent still inaiusbu-
lent condition.
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s'on shoud be made which he did approve he could
readily say 'negh His name has been plncked bv
persons WIN, token of remembrance wanted "a lock
at his hair" lie has wound occasinned by bullet ;
but man marked in the place would he consider
ed coward. though is honorable srar for horse
.'Old WHEY when he arrived Yesterday evening
paired Ia kmball s Walkers ca c and this
iHg Went to his own quarters. Within two hours
ny hundreds Of persons visited him. pay their respects
y aJm!ring the symmetry Of his torn and audng his
pcwess The haiile feld-ThP delighted coored groom
had cse the stable door give his excellency OPP
poltuny repose after his atigGng and flesh and hair
losing Jnurney.-Blt. Clipper.