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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREstDENT,
by and ritt NE adsics and consent Of TIC ssnafs.
DEPARTMENT or STATE
Commissioner Of Cnstoms.
CHARLES w. RocEwELL, Of Connecti-
cut, to be Commissioner Of Customs under
the act establishing the Home Department. !.
Register Of Me Treasury
ALLEN A. HALL, Of Tennessee, to be
Register Of the Treasury in place Of Daniel
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
crsroM-HousE OFFICES
| Collector.
JAMES Z. NoRrLEET, Edenton, N. c.,
vice Rizop Rawls resigned.
Surveyors
JOHN H. Cnoss, Pawcatuck, r. J., vice
George Brown, whose commission will ex-
! pire March 10, ls49.
ZEBepEE KlSo, New York, n. ", vice
Elijah +. Purdy, whose commission has
| expired
NAVY DEPARTMENT
NAVY AGENTS.
GEoneE LovAIr. Navy Agent AT Norfolk, from the
| l4th March, lsls. reappoinied
WILLIAM SLoANAKEn, Navy Agent at Philadel-
phia, from 18th day Of March, 1919, rice s. d. PAT
tsrson, whose commission will then expire
PROMOTIONS IN NAVY
john c. Lone, now Commander, TO be d Cap.
tain in the navy from 9th March, ls49, to fill va.
cancy occasioned by the death of Captain W. M
HuIlfer
TnropoRus BAILEY, now Lieutenant, to be Com
mander In che navy from the 9th OF March, l549 to
fill vacancy created by the promotion Of comman-
der John c. Long.
CHARLES DEAs, now Master, 10 be Lieutenant
In the navy from the 9th March, 1919, TO I'll the va
cancy occasioned by the promotion Of Lieutenant
THeodorus Bailey.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
| Deputy Posfmasters.
TIMOTHY CoGGsHALL, to be Deputy
Postmaster at Newport, in the State Of
Rhode Island, in place Of Joseph Josselyn
| EpMRAIM HurcnINs, to be Deputy Post
master at Concord, New Hampshire, in place
of Joseph Robinson.
| JosEpH J PlTMAS, to be Deputy Post
master at Huntsville, Alabama, in place Of
William A. Nunnally, left the State
| THOMAS b. BIGGER, to be Deputy Post
master at Richmond, Virginia, from the 18th
Of March, lsd9, when his present commits
sion will expire.
SAMUEL {. Cook, TO be Deputy Post
| master at New Brunswick, New Jersey, in
place Of John Simpson, his commission for
the year ending 30th June, ES4S, having
exceeded 81 900. l----
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We have the pleasure Of presenting 10 our readers
this week, the Inaugural Address Of President Tay-
hr. X 10 eminsntly characteristic plain. concise,
and 10 the pont--and its oli-fashioned republican,
Ism will make IN honest hearts rcjoicc- Columbia
t7snn.) lnf;uiesnesr
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Maryland from her talented Bar, has Rllrd the
Attorney Generalshp more frequently Than any 9th
nishcd the highest order OF talent, In the present
Instance the honor and reputation OF the State and
Bar will be fully sustained. The Hon. Reverdy
Johnson ranka among the most eminent lawyers oil
the nation. Frederick, Nd Herald
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CoLLEcTon At New HAvEN.--JAags Dow sonE,
Esq, (,Vhig) has been appointed by the President
Collector Of the Port Of New Haven in the place Of
Norris Wilcox, whose term OF office haa expired.
This appointment will give general satisfaction. Mr..
d. wns appointed 10 this Office by Generul Harrison,
but was removed BY John Tyler Hartford, onn..
(,o. - 4'+ffl. 7fa4F'
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Land Warrants, regulars LOG to lo6 IL; iregulars
sl02. The regulars are those assigned by the sol
dlers themselves on the back Of tho warrants. The
irreeulars where the assignments made under
power Of attorney, or by separate assignment Mt.
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STATE DEPARTMENT,

ZACHARY TAYLOR, President OF the United States OF
America, To all whom II may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 me
that ------ Guys has been appointed Consular
Agent Of the French Republic for the por of San
Francisco, in California, do hereby recognise him
SUCH and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges as are allowed
to the Consular Agents of the most favored nations
In the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
TO be made patent, and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing.
ton. the 10th day Of March, A. d. ls49, and
T., ST. Of the Independence Of the United States of
America the 73d.
q. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
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NOMINATION. The Wings Of the Richmond,
lVa.,) district have nominated Charles Carter Lee
for Congress, In tlaco OF Mr.. Botts. That Rcntlo.
man, In speech ut Richmond, nvowed bis inten-
ton 10 support Taylors administration. Boiirors
Clipper.
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ZACHARY TAyLon, President OF the United States
of America To all whom i may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that CHAaLEs yAREA has been appointed Consul OF
Peru for California do hereby recognise him as
such, and declare him free 10 exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges rs are allow
ed 10 the Consuls Of the most favored nations in the
United States
In testimony whereof l have cauacd these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the United
States to be hcreunto affixed.
Given undermy hand, at the city of Washing
Il. 81 ton, the Nth day Of March, A. D. ls49, and
Of The Independence OF the United States
ofAnerica the seventy third
z. TAYLOR
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is.Among the distinguished citizens now
sojourning in orr city, we notice the Hon.
J. S. Calhoun, Of Georgia, who has served
his country with eminent credit to him
self both at home and abroad in high civil
office, and who bore conspicuous part in
the Mexican war.
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We are gratiicd with the belief that Cen Tay.
lor's Administration win be characterized by liber.
atty. The Wings did moi fight for the "spoils Of
victory" but such Of the officc-holders us went on
from their business into the political arena and sink.
ed all upon the "hazard Of the die" must expect TO
go our. They have violated even Gen. Jackson's
into conflict with the freedom, OF rlectonsn and
must abide an issue Of their own choosing. General
Taylor viii take his time, and will remove incom-
petent officers, no matter 10 what party they belong
and thai there are many SUCH no one can doubt -
But that prescription win be carried into every de-
partment, asin the days of Jackson, Van Buren, md
Polk, we are willing 10 pledge ourselves win not be
the case. That something like an equality Of dstri
button ought TO be made, every candid man will I'D,
nit. We understand the proportion OF Clerks in the
Departments at Washington stands eco Democrats
to l6l wings; but even with this disproporlon, we
shouht ieel repugnance 10 seeing capable men
thrown out OF employment which give bread to theiI
families, merely on account Of difference Of opin-
ion. = Winchester, Va, Repuh'icaa
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G-Some fun-making Wing has been
hoaxing the Philadelphia Pennsyiranian
with story pretending to explain how the
cabinet was made, and the Pennsylranian
recites the story at length 1t has created
good deal of amusement here, at the ex-
pense of--the Pennsyiranian. We are as
tonished that our contemporary should have
suffered his discretion TO have been outwitted
by his " shrewd amateur Whign informant.
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The Inaugural address.

We published In our last, the inaugural address OF
President Taylor TO the people of the United States
This address Is just such document ns we might
look for from the pom OF plain matter fact saies-
man like General Taylor. There Is no rhetorical
fourishes abont IL; no eriul auns into tho regions
Of political speculation; no doubt and mistfycntion
about the thoughts and opinions expressed In H. He
lays down hls plans for administering the affairs Of
the government with the same simplicity GOODNESS
and hxedness Of purpose the same confidence in
their adaptation 10 the objects md designs Of the wise
trainers OF our constitution and form OF government
and he evinces mind TO on,er upon the execution OF
those plansall, with the same peculiar characteris-
tics Of quickness, prompti,ude energy and nswerv-
ing determination TO carry them through, which dis
tingnished him In the planning, arrangement and
conducting Of hs late gloously victorious battles in
Mexico. From oil sections Of tho country, there
comes the same approving sentiments Of the Wing
press, in reference 10 this document; oil augurng
prosperity and welfare 10 the country from the ee.
valion Of General Taylor plainly foreshadowed In
this brief, but comprehensive state paper. s8s
But II does not go down, quite with RELISH with
our Democratic brethren OF the press who complain
OF It's Whiggery In the beginning and in the end
Well, we never expected else in their estimate OF
state paper from General Taylor The party, whose
cause they espouse, have departed so far from tho
political faith Of the easly fathers Of the republic
that any thing looking like return to that faith 50
striking in contrast, with their own modern political
dogmas must he repulsiye TO them Hagersfo,e,,
(na.,) Torch-Lighf, IPhig.
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Hon. Jacob Collamer the new Postmaster Gen.
eral, is the son Of Samuel Collamer, Of Scinaic,
Massachusetts,, who was soldier Of The Revolution
The Postmaster was born In Troy, New York, and
at an early age removed with his fathers family TO
Burlington, Vermont, and whilc yet young, grad.
naied at the University there In 1910. He com.
mcnced the study Of law, but in 1919 went through
frontier campaign lieutenant Of artillery In the
detached militia In the service Of The United States.
Resuning his studies again, he WINS admitted to the
any other pecuniary means than such as his own In
dusry supplied. In 1888 he was without expecta-
ton solicitation on his part, elected an Associate
Judge of the Supreme Court. He continued to dis
charge his judicial duties until 1912, when he dc.
clined reelection In ls43 he was elected 10 Con
gress, wns reelected in 1874 46, aud AS, when he
declined again becoming canddale.Nsm York
Dan Book
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2. TAYLoR.
BY the President;
zAcnAnr TAylon, President Of the United States

J. NJ. ctAyros, Secretary Of State.
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o. The Philadelphia Pennsylvania
(dem. says, that the idea of General Tay-
Ior's leaving to the different Heads Of De-
partments the performance Of their constitu-
tional and legal duties, 10 eminenty aristo-
cratic. This may be 50, but the fault is in
the laws not 10 the President. But we
should like to know, from our contemporary,
how !, denominates the practice Of Mr..
Folks usurping all the legal and constitu-
tional duties Of the Heads Of Departments
We think, it is eminently monGrchicui
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-11-09
AMSI NREANMN,

g I isaGEsGlasS t. ., Prints Is 10 Is Broad
N& A.'. IS. attmeres, Sa,ineits, TWetds, Ken
,ucay Jeans, laGd aS aad Canvass ldnnel-Fed
White apd ye,ioN; Canton do, blue and mixed
Jeans. bIeached and uubeacie1 drll.ngs, Mariner s
stripe, aad other s8rtiags, apron Check, Bed 'ck>
~. DrlangS. cotton and linen Gram Bags and
Begging Bnr5P, scotch Diaper and other Towel.
ing. bleachei Shirflngs and SheetiHgs, Alpaca,
Vla.n 5Ht barred Alusrs, cotton and linen Thread,
Nee y Pin, g9t'cns. and other articles useful 10
aWo.cs, all %. Nh.ch he offers for sale cheap for
Ssh. or Ia exchange for all kitd> Of country pro-
dHce. "a, his low pTjce store on Main street
Aug IA. 1899 + : GREENWOOD
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STOVES.

J>l received very extensive assortment of
% Albany stoves, all ct which are manufactured
ON the best quality Of Eastern Iron The Alba
~ Stoves are celebrated as being the smoo,hest
"eate>t and most durable cast IS made amons
which are the following
k'hbone Premium Cook Stoves, with or with.
oat elevated oven.
do Impro'e ed large oven air fight cook stoves
cook.
do Fire King air-tight cook stove which is
upon the direct dTaught principle, thick and strong
castings.
do six-plate box stoves. 6 sizes.
do alright box stoves sizes
do do Paror do / do and new and ell
egapt pattern. Also great variety OF other pat
terms OF cook stoves, aud Parlor and box stoves OF
t. ,aest styles,
HE above are now offered for sale at the loves
market prices, for cash approved credit at the
Hardware store
August ~, 1912 EDWARD Balm
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BOOTS and SHOES, MIL,
and GLASS
ever brou CHIT TO thi, market which will be sold
for cash or barter low as at any House on the
westside ofLake Michigan.
40 DIS Sugar and Moasscsiust received and
vi be sold wholesa lie nd retail at III NJ & co.
80 Bales Pilgrim Sheetngs superior TO any arti-
Gle in the marker, just received at II. VI. & Co.
2000 lbs. White Lead from the Union Works at
Brooklyn may be had at H. NJ. & co.
100 Boxes Champlain Glass of different size
superior quality at II. NJ q co
10 pieces French and German Broadcloths of
different colors aud at low figures at H. NJ & Co.
1000 yds. Cotton Begging Twled, also 1000
Bags for sale at II. ". IL Co.
Also large stock of Full Cloths, Sattinet.,
Iweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton Cashmere. Lin
en- Drills, Burlaps, and in fact everything usually
found IN the market, be furnished customers at
their Brick Stores north of the Mansion Honse.
n B. Cash paid for Wheat
HALE, MANNEY & co,
Southport, June TO- tf5r
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NOTICE..

cold PENS, a superior article of HAYDEN
VI and Barney & Benedicts Pens, a better
ten than ever before offered IN this town for
sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Oct lR4S. IL
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DRUSHE S,.. Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth
Id Flesh, Pant, Varnish, lWhitewash, Scrub
bing, Horse. Blending, Marking. &c. for sale BY
q AIDES and GENTLEMEN with small and
n A medium sized feet, can buy Doors & SHoEs
rery io,1 at W. LYMAN'S.
July 27 1919
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AOpe Disi lEaCt2nt,

Tie subscriber, "Ageut for TapIing's Rope
Work, has this day received TaplIngs new IN
'e1uon for Fumsatng Cellars. Houses, Vessels,
Steam Boats, Ware Houses. etc. etc. This prep
arau9n i, got up At considerable expense by Mr.
T., SOD is sure pres entite o! Cholera, any 9th
or epsGenic. caused By inpurity in the air. l. has
been tried and IS generally used on the continent
At GihTalier. where II was used in 1892, the Board
OF Health ordered every house :nd vessel to use
this dis rectant There is no doubt but it will
come into genesaN Use, as its valuable properties
are knoWn by medical nen. No family should be
without it in their House; the expen,e is bat tr
ng-say ahout Sd day. Il is made Of hemp
and burns IN all respects like a slow mctch. by
lighting II 10 the evening when YOU go 10 be. GO II
house wall be perfectly purified and the smtll is
quite Agreeable and exhllerailrg. Persons with
weak lungs viii find much benefit by its use
sold wholesale and retail by
I. S. GREENWOOD
n Bon hand from Tapngs Rope Manuac.
,ory---We.l Rope, Halter Rope, Bed Cords, Manil.
la and hemp Fishing Lines. Ciojhe Lines, and all
sizes Of small cordage at Manufacturers prices
wholesale ard getujl.
Aug. y, 1919
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MAKE ROOM

ETOR stacks Of EOOT>S SHOES now on the
Isl way from the East, vail sell large assos;-
Iuen' now on hand VERY Low
Southport, July Il.lSil F. W. LYMAN.
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Important TO The Afflicted.
DR.. HOCCK'S CELEBRATED PAN

ACEl.
FTNHlS invaluable vegetable production il dee.
J. tined by Providence for ths ana..ng of man
lind. ttis "a medicine useful m a cases Of dis.
tsse while its use cannot lriure tGe tenderes, in.
FAINT IL acts Immediately upon the blood. clean.
sing II OF all Impurities, hereby restoring heaErb
End vigor 20 the briy, TOR ., is 4 well known fact
no disease can affect ne sy tem when the blood
Is pure.
ltis pleasant to the taste, and from infancy 10
age th5s PANACLA VIII crudI.a.e disease. uvje.
crate the body, aud /. the h~-t medicine far ~,
prevention and cure G. disease ever discovered N
eny sge OF the world. Its action Is mi,l. and g.,
cares without sicAeulB- o. ae5iuausa tb. pa.
tient. Taousaaas have used a. en- The D,z,,Gr's
private pracuce, aud consider u tke Rteal.sg L,ss.
sing ever o3rrtd 20 man. IL acts 10 prr.cc bar.
mony with the laws of oarute, ans hasneyel been
known 80 hail, (wasre ITS use was p-rseyereu inn
% cure long standing ana desperate cases of
Asthma. bronchitis. Caiarrh, Co,lcs, Coughs.
Gold, Conshmp.t'd, Cramps. 1 aacsrous sores
and Ulcers, Dgopsv, rysaui-ry. Erysi9egas Fever
s. Agus FeEalc comp a.u's. Powers ofa!I binds.
Gout, Gravel llystcUes. defamation, Iu3.res.
non laundtce Lepgass, LAYER tcmllainl N.g-
= llaa, Ielpnauon ri lre ,jl~ari, paes. Srro.p d.
Spinal Complaints, S3| kl-nm, Tic Da.a-s,y.
Fimpl@s On TIA ,sce, swcl.ed huhs aa4 "a ms
uai0 10 the site1 Spi,.rg B.a'i, and all t-s.s o.,
fros'Esuon oftc-ngaa, sad general debility OF the
Iiuman Body.
~ HOUCE'S rANACEA sold Wholes,ls
: 50 EefAff q n
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-11-09

Erie Premium Cook Stoves. S sizes.
Albany do do do 4 do
Buffalo do do do 3 do
Hathaway's air tight (old pat.) 4 do
do do new do 8 do
Queen Of the Praries, 8 do
Kitchen Witch. Q do
Double oven premium Cooks 8 do
Yankee Notion. Q do
Albany city Alright Cook stoves, 2 do
Paror Cooking Stoves, Q do
Self-regnlatlng Parlor Stoves, 8 do
Fancy air tight do do 3 do
do do plate do do 3 do
Plain plate do do 3 do
Coal stoves. for offices, Q do
Oven dc for rooms, 2 Go
MARSHALL E PgzI7s.
Southport, Aug. ., lS49
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T7 NEW BOOT l. SHOE
zs,A - SHOP
kAs S. z. MCCARTHY

y EGPECTFILLY announces to the citizens
kSot Southport aad vicinity that he has opened
BOOT and SHOE SHOP at the stand lately oc-
cuPled by J. |. Ehle, where he keeps hand
and for sale cheap tor cash. grea; variety of
ROOTS and SHOES, manufactured n South
port by the best workmen, and as the stock he
uses IS OF superior quality persons who purchase
81 HIM are certain of getting a good article, and
~ such low prices as defy competition. All per
sons who purchase their goods with CASH will
End j; for their Interestto give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere. Custom work done TO
order. S. f. MCCARTHY.
Southport Oct. IS, IS4s. tfI6
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80. RlEE,,lEA - s

The time for redemption f. m sac for taxes due
tie corporation Of Southport the follow ng Ges-
sribed lo,s and parcels OF land, ALL eXp'e Oh ihe
18th day OF No,em er next ard the persons b ID
ing certificates of sale will then be entitled 70 q
Ssed, unless sooner redeemed
N rynpTLIW-A
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RAGS RAGS!! RAGSi!!
II "a Ill ue AIKEN 10 exc n&e Iug sze and
w small wrapping Paper; onslantly on hand
large supply o. ,.r3ugg ana Wrapping aper
from the ST. Charles Paper Factory, which Will be
SO Manglacs - rlses by their Aee,'
Aue ia IS4o. GREl WOOD
MpR1E.s. ANsE4 GuTS.--Mr.W HEE-
I'D LER his ii trodoeed in tbs place. Dyou
Ia4snt Ian ps, and on Of Pine. which for ornd-
n,sat, ecoaon.y and triulaney # light cannot be
equalled
Another dvantlge over most fights is, that il
vii not by rocts son tie finest silks.
i gives clear, equally ditlnssd light and forms
a beauiilai ornament lor tue par or
For sale Al N SAVERS.
southTo { October !, 1919.
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EIHOR THE CFILDEEN-roy Pals. Buck.
n cts, Tubs, Trays Cups Trunks Plates Rat.
lies, just received ami ,or sale by
July ~, lS39. MARsu.Lt & PnrLPs
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-11-09

WW /. cali the Alenuou OF p-rsous IN want OF
w Stoves, 10 our assortment. We have over
2eU now on hand, and shall be receiving additions
10 our stock until the close OF navigation In
thickness Of plate they eree! all other castings in
this market-rlost of which we ,carrant not 10
crack bV fire We offer
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CLOTHJVGJ CTCTJ5TyC7T

CLOTHING! CLOTZING!I
A large assortment Of sarnq and GUNNER
y Home Manufactured Clothing, at reduced
prIces, at
Fei!s's cheap cash C7olhlay Store,
two doors norlh of the Mansion Il use.
Scuthrorr. Jane + 1870
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treIghtI business from Buffalo to Lake Mjchi
gan upon terms highly favorable. to the public.
and IN connection with the
Michigan Rail- Road lime,
on the Erie Canal, TO contract for the same from
the cities Of New York or Albany to ports npon
Lake Michigan, and to dc liberal share of the
lreighhng OF Produce eastward from Lake Mich
igan,to Buffalo, Albany or New York.
The following Steamboats, will run in connec-
ton wl:h the Michigan Central Rail Road:
Between Chicago and New Buff,o-Steamers
Detroit, Pacific and Sam. Uard:
the Pacific and Sam'l Ward running to NHwau-
kee VIA Lltetort, Southport and Racine
Between Milwaukee, Pert Washington and
Sheboygan-
NeG>ner Champion.
Between Detroit and Buffalo, DAILY. Ieav.
ing both places in the mornug-through without
ndIpg-steamers
MAYFLOWER AND ATLANTIC.
between Detroit and Buffalo via Cleveland.
DAILY, leaving both places in the morning
Steamers
Hendrix Hudson Baltic Empire, Oregon
and Saratoga.
Between Detroit and Sal dusky, daily
Steamer .4rroaD.
Between Detroit, Monroe & Toledo daily, tea.
mers JOHN OwEs IL JOHN Ho11IsrER
Between Detroit and Port Huron, laily-Sleam-
els FRANKLIH MooRE u TELEGRAPH.
AGENTS.
r. J. Van Dewater, New York
Richard b. Van Dewater, Albany.
II. NJ Kinnee, Cent r. r. Dock, Buffalo. !
Chas, II. Hurd, r. r. Freight House, Detroit
X. II. Murray. New Buffalo.
James Peck IL Co.. Chicago.
W. Munger, Little Fort.
e. |. Hutchinson & Co., Southport.
Knapp, Murphy e. Dutton, Racine.
Is. Humphrey, Milwaukee.
u Packages arriving a: Buffalo by rail road |
canal for this ronte should be marked .'via NJ |
RR, ," and consigned to the care OF II. M. Kin
2. J. w. BROOKS.
April 20, l849 Sup't Mich. Central r. r, Co
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IfnefnhLe.

Skl'iu''y and elegantly prepared By the C7raef.
enherg Company from i number OF The most pu-
rtying, invlgo7atlng and healing Roots. Barks.
Herbs, aud Vines, gathered in the Forest and
9ra,Eies OF America. Price 25 cts per package.
The Chilrea's Panacea.
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series, pre-emjnen,ly a.
1apted TO tn diseases
Tor which they are res
pectively recommended.
Greal dlsrepute has az
isched TO the Patent
Medicine business bv
persons claiming uni
versa! powers for a sin
gle given medicine. 1t
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lrte'ii gent c0mmupitr,
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