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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

Temperance Anecdote.-"One day in
the streets of Cork a man by the name of
Barry, corn dealer, on his way 10 the
savings bank, was met by tavern keeper
named Murphy; the latter said to him,
"Why do you not come to see me now as
as often as you used?" To this the other
answered, Il cannot do any such thing
now, as father Matthew has desired me to
heep out of the way Of temptation lam
sorry TO see you look so very badly said
the tavern keeper; why your face is quite
yellow why, said Barry, : if my face
be yellow so is my pockets, too, thank
God and he pulled out of his pocket four
sovereign0, which he was going to lay up
in the savings bank. Not less than three
or four hundred new books had been
opened in the Cork savings bank sincs the
spread of temperance there. Byiaying by
money in that manner, would have but lit
tie need for poor laws and work houses.--
BY becoming tetotallers, the people would
in fact, constitute poor law societies d. ang
themselves. Then, neither the aged IA
Their nor the mother Of tetotaller would
be under the heart rcnding necessity of APP
plying for admission to a work house,
'AnG my friends,' continued the reverend
speaker, 'when you die, you may be sure
of having fine funerals, an object so dear
to every Irishman.'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

The Galena Democrat Of July 4th says:
"We were yesterday shown lump of Vir-
gin Gold, picked up on the surface Of the
ground in Iowa Territory, short distance
from Galena. This is the first piece OF gold
that has been found in This section Of the
country, and we have no doubt, when
search is fully made, that it will be found
in large quantities"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

The Arab ship, Sultanee, after being
completely oyerhauled at the Brooklyn ma
Wy yard, at government expense, is now
taking in cargo and will sail for Muscat
via Madeira, about the first OF August.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

A Roman vase, full of Roman coins, has
lately been discovered near the monastery
in Charnwood forest, by the monks now
resident there; it was found by them whilst
they were ploughing some of the land.
The coins are in good preservation.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

The Siamese Tbins.-There are verv
few persons who know what has become
of Chang and Eng, or where they are
They may be gratifed to learn that they
have g settled down for Iife," on a fine
farm in Trapp Hill. post town in Wilkes
county, n. c. They write us that thew
are delighted with their farming operations
and are as happy as lords.-Bos. Tran.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

Nj. Charles kean has taken to Ireland.
from America. confession of the murder
OF Lord Norburv. made by two Irish labo-
rers who aosconded from Ireland soon after
the murder, and were employees in the Uni
ted States.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

Drop a line, if you wish to see me- as
the fish said to the angler.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-11

"Lend ME your ears" as the constable
said 10 the thief in the pillory.
, 1840-04-11

VJ1LL stand the ensuing season, ono half of his
w time at my farm in Pike county No., one mile
west of Louisiana; the other half. at tho farm Of Capt.
James Find!ey, on the road leading from Louisiana to
Palmyra: siI miles from tho former place: ard will be
let to mares at tho following moderate prices: sI6 the
season; which may be discharged by eight dollars. if
pad within tho season. A company Of four mares. will
be insured at twelve dollars each.
The season will commence on the lst Of April, and
cad on the i,h of July 1910.
march IL. 1910 WV. F. WATSON.
There will be an exhibition Of Santa Annals colts in
Louisiana on tho 9th of June. A saddle worth $40
will be gwen as premium on the first best. The season
Of one ,rc on tho second, and a br,dlo worth FIVE dol.
lars, on the third. w. r. WATSON.
There will be an exhibition of five stable horses in
Louisiana, on The 18th Of April, and in frankfort on the
2Ib,
, 1840-04-11


FS1lE compisinant., Ninian II iInriin, nni Mar
- gsret his wife, having on the 9Th day ofjanu.
AIRY. A. ID. $40, filed in the Office Of tic Clerk Of the
oicuit Court, OF the county Of Lincoln, aud State of
Missouri, aforesaid their bill oFcomplajat against the
defendants afore=hid, stating that David Boyd late
of said county, departed :hi. life on the fourth day
of January A.. lsa6 seized and possessed Ct a
tract Of land situated in said county Of Lincoln, con
tanning two bundled and forty seven acres and seven.
ty-four huIdredth. Of an acre, and beings part Of n
larger tract Containing three hundred AMI G!ty aTpens.
which was granted by the spanish Government to 'a!t
David Boyd, and is known as No. 80; ,Iid tact bc.
ing the same on which q! e said David Boy departed
this life, end owned at the time of his death. That
he left a widow, Hada.ah Boyd who is still living,
and the following lawfully begotten children, who are
his only heirs. viz: Elizabeth Armstrong, late Eliza
Boyd, now wife of John Armstrong. John Boyd, A.
braham Boyd, David Boyd, jr. William Boyd, aud
said complainant, Margaret Hardin, late Margaret
Boyd, now wife OF said complainant Ninian RI. iIar-
din. Tha: said David Boyd, Deed. during his life
time gave by way If advancement other lands to .nid
John Armstrong and Elizabeth his wife, TO. wit: fifty
acres of land situated ia the county aforesaid, an!
adjoining the land first aforesaid land praying that
the defendants aforesaid be made defendants 10 sad
Bill OF complaint; and that said John Armstrong and
Elizabeth his wife answer specifically and say wheth-
er or not the said David Boyd during his life did give
and convey TO them or either Of them any land BY
way Of advancement, and ii go, how much; where
situated, and what was its value ct the time at which
it was given, what its present value, aud whether or
not he intends TO bring the same into b~otchpot in the
partition of the tract ~ parcel Of land first Oforesaid
and that the court will ascertain the respective rights
of said several parties and decree par ition thereof
accordingly. And it appearing that said John Arm
strong and Elizabeth his vile, two of said defendants
are not residents Of this state; and on affidavit of said
complainant NiIian II. Hardin to that effect, it is
by these presents ordered that unless the said defend
ants John Armstrong and Elizabeth his wife, be and
appear on or before the first day of the next term Of
the Circuit Court, to be begun and hell at the Court
house in the town Of Troy, within and for the said
county Of Lincoln, and state Of Missouri, on the first
Monday in May next, and file in said court their an-
swer to said complainant bill, the same will be aiken
for confessed against them, and that thi. order be pub
hshed in.ome newspaper printed in this state, for eight
weeks successfully, the last insertion 10 be ut least
four weeks before the next Term Of said circuit
court. Given under my hand and seal of Office in
~vacatinn Of said court, this LIST day Of February A.
d. 1910. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk OF
Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri.
Feb. 9TH ~lS40-l7-St.
, 1840-04-11
NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
~ concerned, or interested in the estate
of David Garnsey, late of Pike county Mo.
deceased, that l will apply to the next coun-
ty court on the LIST day thereof, or so soon
thereafter as council can be had, for a final
settlement Of my executorship Of said estate.
Which said court will begin and Re held at
the courthouse, in the town of Bowling
Green, in said county on the first Monday
of May next.
April 4, II. ]. LINDSEY. Ex'r.
, 1840-04-11
POETRY.
O THE SALT RIVER JOURNAL.

FOR THE SALT RIVER JOURNAL.
PARODY.
On the lines "IHaue no WIFE published in
the Journalh 7h of March.
/ have a wife!-young girls are fair,
But how it is | annot tell,
No sooner are they wed, than their
Husbands think them fairer still.
The girls-God bless them make US learn
To risk all odds, and take a wife,
To cling to one, and not to turn
Ten thousand in the dance Of life.
III.
Ihave a wife!-who'd not repose
Forever, by one lovely flower;
And that brightfower a lovely rose,
Pluck'd with light hand from fairy bower !
Oh. better this than bright bouquet
Of flowers of every cline and hue,
By turns to steal the heart away,
And nicer the joys of love renew.
iii.
Ihave a wife!-and know nc change
From grave to gay, from light TO sad,
never in my folly range,
Or fret awhile and then be glad.
Icannot heed a SIRENS tongue,
/ know that eyes glance oft in vain;
Make love apace-and being 'flung,"-
Get up no more to try again!
".
Ihave a wife!-and ! can dream
Of one. who's worth her weight in gold;
Can bask my heart in loves broad beam,
And dance to think her worth untold.
Ori can gaze upon a brow
Which mind and beauty both enhance;
Go TO the shrine and make a bow,
And thank the fates | have a chance!
V.
Ihave a wife!-and no rude wave
Shall float me from my native land;
And | can kiss the hand that gave
The sweetest flower that was at hand.
A Pilgrim, | can bend before
The shrine that heart and mind approve,
Or, Persian like, | can adore
The star that gems the Heaven above.
vi.
l.have a wife!-in Heaven they say,
Such things as parting are unknown;
And there the blissful spirits stray
Ger fields where care no shade has thrown
Then why not nave n heaven below,
And let fair Hymen here be sent?
1t will be fne-for as things 90,
Unwedded folks wont be content.
, 1840-04-11
ADMINS NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned ha,
~ taken out letters of Administration on the e..
tate OF Robert William. deceased, from the Clerk
of the Pike County Court, hearing date the 3rd day
Of February, ls40: all persons, therefore, who have
any claims against the estate of said deceased, are
required TO exhibit the SAM duly authenticated fol
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
ft OF said estate, and il such claim, are not present
ed within thres years they will he forever barred.
PAMELA ANN WILLIAMS, Adm'I.
March Z IsiO-3t.
, 1840-04-11
WHITE 4 PREWETT,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Dry Goods, Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
GAINESVILLE, MISSOURI.

GAINESVILLE, MISSOURI.
TINE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and public generally, that they have formed 4 CO.
partnership. for the purpose of trunsac,ing and carrying
on tho above business. One of the firm will visit the
eastern cities in . few weeks, for the purpose of recruit.
ing their present stock of foreign and domestic dry.
goode, and groceries, suitable for the approaching sea.
son; which We will sell low for cash or produce, or to
punctual dealers on the usual time All persons wish.
ing to purchase will find it much to their interest 10 call
add examine. before purchasing elsewhere. as our
stock in the spring will be very large and well selected,
and We arc determined to sell them 20 as il will be an
i~nducement to those at q dista nee 10 call and examine
for themselves. We also have q very large Ware
House suitable for storing tobacco with an inspection
established there; which will be ready for receiving and
storing tobacco by the first of March next, or any 9th
or article Of produce that may be consigned to our care.
We feel confident from our long experience in this bu-
siness. that we can render enIi,o satisfaction to all those
who may favor Is with their patronage.
James NJ. White Caswell Prswett.
clsrksvilIs, February 5h le4o-l7-tE
, 1840-04-11
ORDER OF COURT.
STATE OF MISSOURL) co

Coun.y of Pike.
In the Circuit Court Of SAID County, Of the
Term of March. to uii on the ION day
Of March, 1910.
SAMUEL FIsLEr, Piaintif,)
WESLEY Husr, Defendt.}
A Nd now, at this day, the said Plaintiff, by his At
attorney appearing, files bis motion to the Court, to
amend the order of publication entered in this cause
at the last term of this Court, &C.; and amendment
is ordered acknowledgement the Shedf's return en-
dorsed upon the writ of attachment issued in this
cause, showing that the said defendant could not be
found in his country, aud that said defendant hath
no place OF abode therein, and that the lots Of ground
numbered 4sl, 4S2, Asa, Asa, 493, 494, 495, and
496, in the town Of Louisiana, in said county, have
been attached as the property of said defendant-and
the order Of publication made at the last term of this
court, not having been complied with by the said
Plaintif-on motion of the said Plaintiff, by G. Por-
ter, Esq, his counsel. 1t is ordered by the court,
that the said Wesley Hunt be notified that an action
ofdebt, for the sim Of thirty dollars, hath been COM
menced against him by the said Samuel Finley, that
q writ of attachment hath been issued against him
and the real estate aforesid attached, and that unless
he, the said Wesley Hunt, he and appear, (by him
self orAttorney,) before thi. court, on or before the
third day Of the next term thereof, to be holden at
the Court House, in the town Of Bowling Green, with
in, and for said county of Pike, on the second Mon.
day Of July next, and plead TO this action according
TO law, a judgment will be rendered against him., and
his said real estate will be sold to satisfy the same
And it is further ordered by the court, that n copy OF
this amended order, be published for four weeks sue.
eessiveiy in some newspaper printed in this state; the
last insertion whereof, TO DO at least twenty days be.
foro the next term ofthis court.
And this cause is continued.
STATE OF Missouri,
County Of Pike.
I. NJ, J, Moves, Clerk of the Circuit Court, within
and for said county ofPike, certify that the foregoing
writing lisa full, true and perfect copy Of the record
and proceeding OF said court, in the cause therein
mentioned at the above recited term Of said court, a,
fully and amply as the same appears on the records o
the court.
~ In testimony wereof, I have hereuntc
set my hand, and affixed the seal Of said
~ court, at Office, this 23d day Of March
M. J. MOVES, Clerk.
Anil 4fh.-A
, 1840-04-11
Notice.

rs hereby given to all those who may con.
l. slider themselves concerned, that III. M.
Gibson, Of the State of Mo-, and the county
of ~Iincon, being under an arrest for debt,
will attend at Troy, on the fifth Of May next,
Cor the purpose Of taking the benefit of the
law for insolvent debtors.
, 1840-04-11
AUDITORS OFFICE, MISSOURI
City Of Jefferson. Feb. 8, 1910.
NOTICE.

TINE tm.w With fifteen psHantump per snnum, on tho following lis. Of and' and town lots. ntmns. by
Il the e,ucGyeo netenk for the nom ymeut of TIT tax. oftey year ono thousand eight hundred
and hitvsw h,ine wm.niu unpaid for our ears, the said lands nd town logs vr, on tine 1a Moaday
H. n.mhmI h,~n Lundrd land tity-pne struck off to the State Of Missouri and the State has
muuhed ia na6 de Gue to the me Blythe 4h "cion of a act the General! Assembly Of
an So EnTu.I San act mendaoryt an act entitled an act provide for hryhg asemng ad
the reruuen approved It'll Fauay1 1887 tits pmatd,h that the ownerof any land or town lot
.tmieu dto the States shall v hei right rdeemms the am my fme wmhnt woy en hereafter
bv p.mk the tnsw with necn per esnum per nnum INTEREST," thereon from the "d 6N Mondy il
De@mMs eghtenh unerd. and thirty eve, till redeemed, Land cost. ofa d,"dmns,& &c. And shsp nmi&x.
this nhsb and femme ewntn and persons of nnound md, ahhh have heh IKE ume TO redeem any moA
lands sna their respective dabhiss are nmowd-
, 1840-04-11
ORDER OF COURT.

STATE OF MISSOURI Sc
County Of Lincoln,
In the Circuit Court for Nay Term 1870
, 1840-04-11

n persons indebted BY note or Boob
L account, either to the late firm Of Watt. & VIII ito.
or Watts, White g. Co. are requested to come forward
aud make settlement. as further indulgence cannot be
9 ven. j. NJ. WHITE. surviving marina,
Feb. 9th Is40-I7-,E. Of WAT, A. VIA.
, 1840-04-11
Names of Owners

Burnes Edward,
Brown Joseph,
Burk Noel. \
Coontz Jacob,
Cummings John,
Dela,sus Charles, under L
Dupree
zane under p Gomolin
came under J B Chaiifox
Gray,on William
same
Gnilbault Charles,
Remington Elishs,
Hendrix Joshua.
Jno Miller and r Graham
McNew James,
McPike William,
same
! Stanford Thomns,
Longraine Antonio. (rem-
nsnt SonGrnins Surrey
same (owued formerly
by sam. Wilson,
Vennhle john,
Wells Ssmnel,
Watson Richard,
, 1840-04-11

Niuian ii. Hardin, and
Margaret Hardin, his
Complainants.
vs..
Haias'eh Boyd, John
Armstrong, and Eliz-
abeth Armstror {, his
wife, ~JnoBoyd, A5ra-
ham Boyd, David
Boyd jr.. and WIN.
, 1840-04-11

The Splendid and Thorough bred Race Horse
SEA-GULL.-srsa ARCHIE.
WILL stand the ensuing season in New London.
w Rails county, Mo. at the reduced price OF
$50 to insure, and SIS the season. Mares from n
distance will be furnished with pasture gratis, and
corn fed if required, on reasonable terms.
A. c. HAWKINS.
New London, Rails Co. Mo. Feb %, $780, IOjul,
".sRepublican, st. Louis, publish the above, til
the middle of Msy 1870, and send account t.
A.. &. Hawkins, New London.
TINE undersigned having purchased the Tanys t
Il and stock Of leather and hides lately owned b,
Augustus Curry, requests those indebted for leathe,
to make payment by the lst day Of January next
and those having elaine against said Curry on account
of the lanyard will please present them 20 mo for
settlements, without delav.
The Timing business will in future be conducted
in allit' branches by me, hides will be received to be
tanned on the shares. NOAH ATKIN
Nov. Goth lS39-s-tf
A Quantity Of old type, for sale at this
IA Ohice. al.
, 1840-04-11

Brackcn William
Brice Benoni&J Lite.
Bohannon Charles
Boyce Nancy
Bailey Thompson l.
Briggs David a
Burts Stephen
Boyce Aaron T
Caldwell r Il
Chitwood Seth
~Cordington James
Carter Ann
Ely John
Fly Joshua S
Ely VIM S
Ferqueron Dixon II
Feazle Joseph
Foreman James
Gilbert VIM II
Gardner James
Gaynev John
Hawkins Jas [.
Hammond Samuel
Humes Samuel T
same
Humes WIN
Johnson WIN
Jamison John
same
John Allen
Jackson Josenh
Kelly VIM
Ksathly Levi
Kerr James
Lcake James
Merry Samuel
McGow n Harvey
Matson Richard
Mills Jacob
NOVEL; Isaac |
Pendleton Presby
Ross VIM
Rutter Edmund
same
Rorke Phelese
Rockerby Joseph
~lShohonry James.
Steers James
Suddeth Francis
same
Terrell Reuben
same
Wright Joseph
same
Wicks Elnathan
Carstarphen Chapel
, 1840-04-11
& 6 6 8 6 q 6 6

lTLeta oil who buy the Sanative, land almost every
body does buy it, REMEMBER THE C
and they may be sure Of obtaining the genuine original
compound
N. EVERY agent Of the Matchiess sana,IVe' is
earnestly desired to give immediate alarm, by having
this article inserted one month IN all the papers in their
towns. And thstth General ~agcbtmsy be certain that
the public are put on the look out for the impostor, he
will kindly thank all his agents to forward hun a copy
of each paper advertised in, as soon as possible.
u. 5. ROWLAND, General american Agent,
Depository No las. Washington Street
Boston, Dec 90, 1889. Feb 20, 40.
, 1840-04-11

On n Bill in Chnncery,
for diIiion Of Land.
, 1840-04-11

.ss
Reverend lmpostor!!!
r. OOE CIT! Look out :! look out for an IN
FAMOUS KNAvE, by the name of
EnOs l.. FenWick. Of NY.
who was formerly a BAPTIST REACHES, and oes-
ter known to the citizens Of Monroe county as inc
"REyEREND IMPOSTOR." This souliess VILLAIN
who was dismissed from his pulpit. some time sin"e' ior
improper conduct, is now rendering himself still more
famous, BY wlckcdly ttem"ting TO impose not merely
upon d Church, but the WHOLE COMMUNITY.
A few months ago this seoundrel wrote to The SUD-
scriher, al Boston, and wished to be appointed an agent
for the sale of the Matchless Sanativc. The Generai
Agent, hot knowing his depraved character, gave him
an agency, and forwarded him a quantity oil the meoi.
cine. This he soon sold. and RENTED the money, ana
ordered another lot, whice was sent about one month
since. To avoid any suspicion rs te the DESIGN OF ms
applying for an agency, or TO conceal ms
FOOT" he made a partial remittance OF the sales oil Inc
last lot. only 10 days ago. Yesterday, with utter as
Punishment the General Agent learnt, that this REV
EREND DECEIvER is now impiously manufacturing
with his own unholy hands, a worthless incdicInc'-a
SPURIOUS SANArIVE, which he is employing
~swindling psdlars to palm upon the public as the GEN-
UINEO ORIGINAL. z,
ITIf he people of America will only bear oNb
in mind, there is not even 4 possibil ~ oil tnei
being duped by this UN pRINCIGLED Liza Inc
fact is ihis:-TNO PEDLAR, or Tx
AGENT has crer 5een employed in this country 10 sea
the Sanafire, or 10 leare it ucifh any person 10 sell on com
mission. .nAgain, every Agent OF the IRUE sanative'
is appointed by the AGENT. aud receives
the medicine directly FRO THE DEPoSliokf
IN BOSTO
, 1840-04-11

. Quantity Of old type, for sale at this
"A Office. A.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14

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lino an Die Gruferei oes ,,Serfs
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(Ins benz Satsrlanbsfrsunb.)
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Nadbrtebt psn ibrem oteusenanntsn Brnbsr
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berg, uao ,panoert in 1877 nab ben Ser.
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frsnno,osr Olahridt lber feinsn Inftntbalt.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-14
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berg Baher oerfelbsM 8irma, w6ssn abbx
lablen all Sobn 9effaer, al oen Gins
fling gprlnss, jp,i6en nun nno ben litsn
nahitsn 4pril, neil nab oieiem Sage bic
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bern ii5erssten Ttrees; unb ale iolts, bte
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gum giufcrbsrn iitsrssbsn rpereen; uno ale
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