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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16
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DR MORSE, the inventor of MoRsBs INDIAN Rosr
IL PILLS, has spent the greater part of his life In
travelling, having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa, a.
we'll as North Amerca-has spent three years among
the Indians of our Western countryit in this way
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered DR..
Morse the first establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMPURITY OF THE BLsoD-that our
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid
When the various passages become cogged, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
of the body the blood loses its action, becomes thick
corrupted and diseased thus causing all pains, sick
and distress Of every name strength is ex-
haustcd, health deprived Of aud If nature
assisted in throwing of the stagnant humors, the
blood will become choked and to act, and thus
light Of lie will forever be blown out. How impor
tant then that should keep the various passages Of
the body free and Open And how pleasant to US that
have it in power to put medicine in your reach
| namely Morfe's Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants aud roots which grow around the mountainous
cliffs in Natures garden for the health and recovery Of
diseased One of the roots from which these Pills
made is Sudorife, which opens the pores of the
skn and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts
Of the corruption within The second Is plant which
Is Expectorant that and uDcOgs the passage
to the lungs, and thus soothing manner performs
its dut by throwing of phlegm and other huMor. from
the lungs by copious splitting The third is Diuretic
which gives ease and double strength to the kidneys
thus encouraged they draw large amounts OF impury
from the blood which is then thrown out beautifully
by the urinary water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other way. The fourth Is
Catharc and accompanies the other properties ofthe
Pills while engaged in purifying the blood the coarser
particles of impurty which cannot pass by the other
outlets. thus taken up and conveyed Of in great
quantities b the bowels.
cAgrins MERCHANTS and : :aae-. VII lie ~ their
guard ana not be ed CouuterIsit
Morse's Indian Root pills, signed 4. b. Moore. All
genuine Pills will hereafter have the and sigma
ture Of u. LAKE JUDSON, Successor to A. j. White
4 Co. } on each box.
sA orders and letters relating to said Pills must be
addressed to b. LAKE JUDsoN No. SO Leonard street,
New York. sole proprietor OF Dr. Morses Indian Root
Pills.
n. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
IN Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet in
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address
absve for terms
Price rs cents per box five boxes will be sent on re-
ccipt of 81 /, post age paid. 105-1y
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.ZXTEsV'TXOI"..
HE CITY OF CHANTRY |

L
rs position ute and Prospects, Take down your map
and from Boston trace along that line of Railroads
leading west. and you will find that it DIVORCES ut
point but few minute, from air line, aud by the
connection in crossing the Lake to Milwaukee will make
In few months through the heart of the whole north
from the Atlantic to the Father OF Waters" one OF
the greatest and most direct thoroughfares In the
Union.
Directly IN range with this route, and surrounded by
the ndiscrbaby beautiful country of northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota on the western bank of the
Mississippi is situated the city of CHANTRY Its To-
cation is delightful and the surrounding scenery
surpassed in natural magnfcence.
good aud well cultivated farming country surrounds
the town. and the bluffs in the vicinity low, 1t j.
easy OF from the country than any other
place for a great distasce either north south.
The proprictors in calling the attention of the public
their town. beg leave to that in the building up
of Chantry they confident of success and it is their
determination by concentrating their energy and pur-
suing policy OF berality towards settlers and those
making improvements to build up TOacn indeed
We earnestly solicit mechanics traders and capt.
to investigate proposals. Great inducements will
be offered to parties, to erect Mills, Foundries, Hotels
&C., Il. For further particulars, enquire of Augustus
French, OF tho propretors, and authorized agent
negotiate In all matters relative to the town. Once
In the Post Office, McGregor Iewa.
We have Lithograph Plats and maps, showing its
position, and the surrounding country.
McGrcsor, Iowa June 1S5SnSQyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

YYAylNG established the Coopering business 81
III McGregor, am now prepared to do most kinds
OF work III my line, such as
MAKING AND REPAIRING BARRELS,
And all other Wooden Ware I warrant all my work
and the money will be refunded II any OF 1t fails to be
as represented. will pay cash for
10000 staves for Pork Barrels,
shop on Ann street, near the brick ACADEMY.
ISAAC MI THEWS,
NcGTsror, Dec 2. ia5s-stt
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LIVERY STABLI
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons are for
~ hidden from building on, cutting timber on, OF
In other trespafing part Of the follow
ing described tracts Of land, without first obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to-wit:
On the northwest quarter of northeast quarter Of
section 27 /; Fractional lots 2 and In fractional
section IS fractional lot In fractional section 26 !;
fractional lots !, in section % fractional lots 2
g. H. in fractional section IL the first two parcels above
described, being in township 95 north and the remain
ing three in township "a north all in range west of
the 5th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot ],
section 81 being the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter of section ~, township 95 north range
west. Also fractional lots l., In fractional sec
ton %, range in township 90, north Also north
west quarter of section 81 in township 3d. north range
8 west Also undivided half Of one hundred and
sixty the south east OF tract known
as the BAIL Giard grant
JAMES McGREGOR, Jr.
McGregor. Esptenler 18th. 1858 lO2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

and propose to do the nice thing by all who favor us
with their patronage.
We intend to replenish our stock of Goods, to
make the variety and quality surpass everything
ally found in q country store
In the mean time, VIC hope to merit the good feel
ings OF every by subjecting ourselves to SMALL
gains and quick sales, we wish to establish good
business and give neighbors example worthy
of being followed. Come and all and see If
promises are lived up to- FOOT FUTILE.
Windsor, July 5, 1S5Sn9lH
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

All OF which will be sold to the trade as CHEAP as
any House west of New York. When you come to
M,frdukee, do us the favor to call at No. 40 East
Water street. SINCLAIR 4 GCNNTSON
Dec. /, lS5Syl-S
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Seleft guetrg.
THE DRINKHR g SONG.

THE DRINKERS SONG.
N esoaos HOOD.
With features tloated and pale
with breathing he.vy and long,
Tho topper sat over his fagon Of ale,
Aud sang this desperate song;
QuaH-Quaf -Qaaf-
In misery, ma dnsss and Voc
Mid frcnsied roar aud truaeherous laugh,
And my reasons fading glow.
Observation-Disclosures
From .sdewy evs," till midnight hour;
Aud Drink--Drink- rink
Beneath the demons power,
Whose sad and dreary reign
Il in its place so dim and low;
Where pleasure leads on to sorrow and pain,
'Andb frausht With many VOL
--Drink--Drink--
Till the head begins to reel
k--Drink--Drink-
Till the heart now ceases to fssl
Thought and feeling gone
Why did drink it upf
And the soul, tho gem which 50 brightly shons,
Is lost in the streaming cup. "D
Drink--Drink-- Drink
Till the moonlight wsnes away
Drink Drink Drink
Till appears the morning gray.
Pot and tunbler, and pipe
Pipe, sad tumblsr, and pot ..
TIN over the benches fall asleep.
And dream Of my hap,sss lot.
Homs--Homs--Home--
There Is no homo for me,
. Inevsr am happy unless I roam
AfAr from my own rooftree.
For, oh my wifs's sad smile
Strikes through my soul like dart,
So free from guile it glows awhile,
Yet sorrow Is In her heart.
And now my lonely child,
His features never see,
For his looks, so meek and mild.
Speak deepest anguish to me.
They toll me Of better days
or gladuess, and joyful hours,
Vel spent in wisdom's happy way,
In bright aud sunny bowers.
grow untin1ey old
Ny cheek is thin and wan
scarcely fesl like man.
For bound to tyrant's car,
weak and helpless slave,
Beneath dark and malignant star,
sink to an early grave.
What would give to he FREQ
To feel . felt in youth
To gaze again on the blooming lea
Aud worship the God of Truth
Yet Observation-Disclosures
I may not break the SPELL
Drink--Drink-- Drink
That makes my breast he'll.
A Reply-."Despair sits on Manhood
Brow"
By NED BUsrLIsE.
lis false the eye of manhood
Never quails;
The cheek Of manly va!or
Never pales
The heart of native courage
Never tails
The soul, though trouble-.ortursd,
Never walls
Xanhood's brow is never clouded
aa With despair
Onward, still, whate'er the westhsr,
Foul or fair
Having for its only motto,
e''.~ Do and dare,
With 4 spirit true and chainisss,
Free - air!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Picture of the Times.

A Picture of the Times.
One Of our reportorial contemporaries
makes the remark that "the times are
sadly out of joint" and we endorse the
sentiment. All confidence between man
and man seems to be lost. The bottom
fallen out Of everything. Shrewd bust.
ness managers are cheating God in their
professions, and the devil in their bar
gains. Ginger is made out of mustard.
and coffee Of chicory. Young Hyson
is raised in the COW pasture, and Young
America in the dram shop. Pure wines
are made of poor whiskey. and Havanas
of herbs. Rascality has become vir-
tue. and rot-gut turned to vinegar
Legislatures are marked as merchants
mark goods, and the peoples funds are
absorbed for charitable purposes Gov
errors are knocked off for $50. 900,
and Legislators from IS, 900 to sec. 900.
Caucuses are packed and young men
electioneer. Fairbanks scales have
taken to swindling, and old rats to SELL
ing their tails to spike cannons. Jews
harps are palmed off as harps of thous-
and strings, and Democrats as genuine
Republicans 'sperrits of just men
made perfec.' Sausages are adulterated,
and tempting links are seen TO wag in
most logged manner. Our territory,
as well as crinoline. is indefinitely ex-
pandiDg. Bright rows of pearls arc
made at the dentists. and alnbrosial curls
at the hair-dresser's. In fine, there are
none truthful save Neutrality-suspicious.
patriotic save politicians-none talented
but those who make 'on change Of .
grocery corner, and cheat out of the
needy what they give to the Lord
Exchange.
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The Message!
FRANK TEAB0UT,
LUMBER YARD.

Piled full Of the best Lumber Of the upper Mississippi
Teabout has taken up an idea that man can get
rich at trading whether he makes anything not and
hence he pays little attention to prices long
he keep business moving Ills Ware House is
sometimes filed with Furniture which he swaps for
Grain, which he swaps for Flour, which he swaps for
fat Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Dogs, Old Clothes,
Billiard Balls, Whiskey, Lumber, Sand, Lime, Oxen,
Land or any other thing that can be turned out in
trade. He has ma h money he wants and there
fore prefers to deal in propcrtyhence this Is just the
place to exchange all your eiess traps Tor something
that will suit YOU The Winter will probably be a
aud Is to your interest to sell your stock aud
build houses to keep your families comfortable No
man eau undersel me In the Lumb Der market-no man
can give YOU as good trade for your farm products
This is not GAS, you all know am not gassy, but
cannot omit this opportunity OF telling you that will
barter anything that Tor anything you can spare
at such rates as will send you home rejoicing.
Drive up TO the long frame building East OF the
Public square, and enquire for FRANCIS TEABOUT.
McGresor, Sept. 20, lS58trl03
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OUTSIDE AND INsIDE.-'Two things
9 master commits to his servants care.
saith one, the child and the child's
clothes Il will be poor excuse for
the servant to say at his masters re-
turn Sir, here are the child's clothes,
neat and clean, but the child is lost |!
Much 30 with the account that many
will give to God Of their souls and DO.
dies At the great day. Lord. here is
my body /; I was very grateful for it. ]
neglected nothing that belonged 70 its
content and welfare but for my soul
that 10 lost and cast away for ever. !
took little care and thought about it,
Eavsy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

~Aany persons fancy themselves
friendly and useful whom they are only
o6icious and troublesome
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16
NEW FIRM!
Windsor Union Store
FOOT% FUTILE,

TUyHE undersigned having bought the entire stock
of Goods formerly belonging to Huntington
Knight, have commenced business under the name
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

YIyAKES this method to inform the citizens OF
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota, that he
i prepared to do all kinds OF MlLLWRlGhT WORK,
such as building Steam Water Grist or saw Mills,
and furnishing Machinery for the same such as Bolts
Burr smut Machines OF the most approved kind After
twenty-five years experience In the business, he atter
himself that all those in want Of Mwriyht work will
do well to give him call.
Hsis prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted.
All business letters will receive prompt attention.
He can be found at the Barnhart Hotel, Hardin,
CLAYTON Co., Iowa. ly69
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

RIA great many gentlemen. if they
happen to see widow IN s0eeds, are
disposed to culivass, her.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16

GIAsrs.-The bed of Og was II feet
long and I feet broad. The height Of
Goliah was II feet-his coat weighing
l5O pounds. The body of Orestes, son
of Agamemnon, leader of the Grecian
expedition against Troy. was ILL feet
high. The giant Galbara, brought from
Africa to Rome, in the first century, A.
D., was ten feet high and a woman ten
feet. Maximus. native Of Spain. the
Roman Emperor. was 9 feet high
Maximus, originally from Thrace, anoth-
er Roman Emper, was 81 feet high
His wife's bracelets served him for fin
ger rings. His strength was such that
no could draw loaded wagon, break a
horses jaw with his first. crush the
hardest stones with his fingers and cleave
trees with his hands. His voracity was
equal to his strength, eating 40 pounds
Of flesh and drinking l8 bottle OF wines
daily. Byrne and O 'Brien, Irish giants.
were eight feet high. A Tennesseean
giant lately died, "A feet high. weighing
more than one Thousand pounds. The
Kentucky giant was feet II inches
high. The canadian giant 8 feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

W. Key Sss,Ds SsE :ecs: S.s fssais rIOa
re- soe. ss Tsss fssi s.sa.
Brig The. hsyssw Hs.ysy ssr%uds Nay IT. pG =:
's'Ss shS ~: 's@s day, with o
scSsj D.rins Terry Busao. Ayrs. 9 days, WITH hides,
bones 4c Reynolds Gu nmAn Bid in Company with BARK
scnr Ponmac of New Uresns, Arnet xinathn, . DAYS.
ss spsSs Sis ssslAs isS% nsafosss. ies rsrsad 80
ssa asS s Sr ss.s VIZ 0oys rs a' win log
May os 3 My =
icS cSl Benz strong. Is days from HsssgSfds foe
sshT Peerless ts., B'rmus. Nay With onion. and DOa
SEN bass Jones Bermuds days with onions and poa
schr Sarah Nis Rowley. st Bars Is days. with fruit to
FoIeacs MSant BrasOs. Texas. Is days. with hides
sobr Bswiins Griffin. Charleston days, with cotton
scSrE Bsls', sssS tall. Wilmington. NO. 4day.
s s.s Eax.sd1 soa..: #ilHios.oo, sG days
scbr 1eopsp, Williams Virgins, sds,s.
SER 7 Bliss Sa ii v,s Ss Il. days A
schr Cinc ella, Stevens, Boston. sdays-
schI Gen rsylor Jobes Dsnvers, s. days
Scbr Sea Bird - Providence
ss5r hsnn.h shaw sss" sUud
schr Argo, Lowell, LILLE Egg II Arbor, ; daya
soi a ass liz
schr Shz. lane Grover, BaEsegst 2 days
Steamer Albstrpsa Jones Provtdancs
Ara I'd srhr Scranton Lowden Charleston days
WIN couon, moasseh &C. TO scranton 1Almsn.
BELOW
Bark Sierra Nevada from CeDfuegos
Brig Maria from CardenasBoh by pilot boat James Avery
SAILED.
Brig Mary Forrest Bahia.
Wind dufng the day s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04
OUR FAMILY MaRKEr kEpoR Il.

The retail business at the Washington market during
the past week has been toeraby fair The market Just
at the present time quite pleasing appearance by
the display Of flowers. fruits and vegetables which
cause refreshing feelings at there evidences OF
congenai to the taste of every body. In meat trade
we have nothing the prices for
good qualities continue hgh In the retail there
ID very little nctnation for the best qualities
quotations. The best quality OF Orange county worm
25c The receipts for the week IA ,347 packages
New cheese of very excellent quality sold a. l2c per
pound. The receipts Of this article for the week
amounted 70 5000 packages. In the game trade
we quote, English snipe at SOC. eoo each; Wild
pigeons, 81 ID per dozen; do. yellow legs, large
81 rs So SO; tame pigeons 81 SO 81 rs per
dozen; Guinea fowls 75c per psir; spring chickens
75c SIC. per pair turkeys l6c. a Isc per pound
IN the potato trade the receipts for he week oo4
barIels OF Ole @ Svo VI rev. best MERGERS arc
worth from g Is 81 hsgrcI .S ShsfIssoa new
from "a to 81 50 Nova Scotia do 75c. per bushe Straw
berries coming in quite plenty South Jerseys can be
purchased at l5c per quart Monmouth from &c
SC per half PM basket, and from &c 1oc pint
basket New Orleans onions are worth 81 per barrel,
and Bermudas &c. a SC per pound. Bermuda tomltoes
-four quart boxes,, 81 II 81 IS per box Charleston
string sell at 81 IL per bu he'll Jersey asparagus
81 10 per cozen; Long Island do, 81 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

The New Orleans Crescent or the 27tn says OF Inc
Tehuaniepec Company that
The officers of the company have, 1t ap Years, drawn
exchange able amount the agents in New
York, about $500 900 Of which running TO maturity
raeee bills have been purchased By parties who can very
well stand any loss which may arise II s, however 70
be FIRST aecertaneo any actual loss may accrue
The and distracted Of Mexico been Of
serious injury 70 the acceptos Of drafts New York
There has not been for long time any undertaking
nected with tosegu countries OF great importance 70
The future Of New Orleans the Louisiana Tehuantepec
Company. 1t would pc something OF stigma on the
eecutcheon of New Orleans should this great
fail for the went of few hundred thousand doars The
property holders propretors Of estate in
our city could they fe disposed contribute sufficient
sum TO prevent the transfer of the charter and privileges
TO other parties II il should fall into the hand Of New
York sceamship and spectators, they would
the concern at once all the business aud travel
10 The Panama route Nicaragua il this latter route
B likely to opened again At New Orleans on the Doth
Nav sight dras New York were sold al q premium
the counter at banks was u, with fair amount
M transactions for the time Of year. Sixty days sight
was taken per discount We quote the range OF
the market from a1n discount Sterling was weak
10 oay Dealers only wiling 10 pay l09z ITO for
clear bills at which there sales. We quote ex-
,remes from 1929 TO 1lo14 llo2 Document bills lo9
lO9k TO l09 Flat at these figures Francs quiet and
heavy. Bank drafts 5.07h sos, sight, with market
ranging from sos 5i5 Very little demand for coin a.
The counter Of the banks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

Fort OF New York, juno 3, 1862
CLEARED
Steamship City Of Baltimore Br,, Leitcn, LiverpooJno
Dale.
steamship Vanderbilt Lefcwe, Southampton Havre-
Steamship Potomac. Watson, Baltimore-H Cromwell
shp ssplss son Ms.annasC 6esS "neS
SIP Gsrs01 wa Wsn = Nseser Mcleod
ssIt bsIa Gibbs ley w ss,;. Desse
Brig Resale tsc) sgnorea, Marseles-Lawrence GILES
Brig 7 Watson. Munday, Lsguayra-Dslle.t Bliss.
Brls lhos Depnson Potter. MAI ssnil..P Pos, 4 small
Brs oyclone scast' Portland n s sd sas co.
Brig Irene. Cole, Elizab.'bport- Sim son &Clapp.
schr Esse DAVE bsmas and smar1e I RsoG
schr Mary Alice. welch Ponce
schr Bavelock ter) Cole, sackvlle, Md Dewolf.
Fesr ATnea scsanoa rsmsn
schr Ocean Wave, Warner, Washington, Mcclellan 4
schr j W Deerng Smith, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gold
schr Tbos Ellie Kely Bos.on--H L Racket.
SsKa s ssrv bps a9 snci Co
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia
ARRIVED
u soressip Relief Perry. Aspmwan April %, via Key
ship Judge Shaw Parker. Annoy Feb 8. and Aner 25,h
as IS eth ss % % NAV.
Ter and fine heather tie entire pas
leaving trsns Of sunda march lat 20 70 J. lon 10 4s esq
a. s.1G 11s5as s1s .Ps
snai zed Dutch shp Eva lat 20 As lon 50 Z,
br ship tolanaoD.
Ship EAGLE Wig, worh gong Gong g DAYS passed Java
Head March "a Cape Good H-pe April 25 with to
Low Bros May 90 Ia. Ion a W, spoke ship war Hawk.
from sapo~ch Islands tor New York 3s "a 80 lon IL 10,
eycbapR ed signals with Jex hen Belize Hon;
"a net ct IS &C. Ion Is o. spose sr schr Peerless of and from
Berrnud ftr new York March a. James Huuer seaman,
OF London aged about II years of age fell from ao and
nstsntly Killed.
schnspps and 10 passenger To Udopbo Wolfe May Is
SO a. Sarooset 10 from Charleston
havre 9th lat SO IL ion passed
Ing 2. allowing white flag with red
Bark .lice sDter Post amsterdam, 80 6avs, with mdse
and psssepge's TO Post smh Co pr 49, lat 40 49, lou
~ signals ih Amelia bound West d
10 AM Let 40 r. Ion 90 40 passed eamshp Borusss heoce
for Hamburg day II an lat 40 % lon GO 81 passed
steamship dLbprgh bence Glasgow Took pilot
u from boa, Eown Forrest IN lat W t5 Ion S. so
Bark octs of Mvsc) Ashby sagua Aprl a. with
10 sturges Ciearunau A Co.
Brig ,eod-er tr Hayes Re Janero April o. with coffee,
" bamifou bros st inst 40 miles Of Sandy Hook,
thp's boat painted blsc. with n white stripe.
Brig Sea Lsrk tbrl Coffin 81 54y april 2, via Key
Wett May 6, With coffee p,peuto, Ac. 70 % z Dev,f
trg teeBufaoor uisuj petsrron Bumacoa Pr q days,
with sugar aAd DIOssseg. 10 alvey. CaAadn Teller
Brig Martha WashiDeion (o sury) Andersu, Carderas,
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s1IsCELLAS~OUx.

6 lorsisn shppDs standard boob refs,enss
s.psrsrosS ssSa IN mem examinations OF vessels s
5Sa MIC. sD Ssas, WI
S Ssa o s.n' cip'Sn Hnsy LoTs Captain Rrs
Captain John ssssso San. TSs
dpr .SD of Esss H as:s
1'a'u' Smith, E'sa assz ,Sh1 VI
Tuos TAYLOR, Secretary A'''1'n~
ss; e VS., gs.
& %sss asssr
%s.'' oos$
S Sss pIs:s.u %
Day. yi F.s sssss s.S 's Ss. a.s, III:
sas: cossrasse.; john S@Sa sa s.a.
i avid V osdss Esq., Ssni ii
ss, E%s.-d IDs lnsas ssI s. o.
Losds s. sops css.
Per OF commerce 6san ors'io asle. rs, Essls 4
an Esq saa s sSs g. e. ooa a:s g.
SSs Sso aes Ssl g.
sa In:1r.nss Company ns Cs,. John ssrso
lp builder lnap.rrs ss,osnls Insurance. Com
inspectors American ilo,ds N"S'
EfOkS FOR OShTEAnSHPS AND ETHAN MACHTNERY--
Consulting ms ecnra- The Members of the Board of sri
cen Llo.dB hegsrSrsTbomas r. Taylor Rchardr Hsrts-
horne, John y King COupseor-Juhn 8. etaoies KsI.
Surveys are received from all the the States
"
The following agents apuo ted for the sale or the
work:-Portspd Banks Hsch, Boston, WIN Butchiuss
ss,p rss1sr ssn Ne. sssord Tsher Co; Pha.
tels, Victery Co Win r gton, G., VIM Nsn Sons:
Charleston h. Vincent; Savannah, Clashorn Cunning
BAN; Mobile. refbon Myers New Orleans Riley ee-
vens; San rIsDciso. 1houss Teonent; London Trabner
Have, George NJ. Pollard