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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

TIE reiuros hts sincere aekno y Judgments TO q
that he will be prepared on and after Aoaday \
rior manner, all his old friends, sad as macy NJ
ResPes
BLANKET SH,AWLS,
A IL sizes, rich and beautiful, may be found
DC, %, is1i. Ia PACKETS.
~ LAMP OIL.
"HITE Sperm Oil, really good. In store
w and Cor sale By B PAcKETT.
Oct %. ieti.
C.qRPETLNG.
ID AG, Hemp, and Cotton cARPETINo,
10 may be found a. JB PACKETS.
Oct. -, IStl.
WLNDoW Glass IND PUTTY.
0byIO-l0by l2--snd I2bylS Glass end Pst-
Oct. %, IsIi.
DREsERvED cITRoN.
SuItaan Raisins,
Water. soda and Sugar Crackers. for sale By
JOHN P. BROWN.
T6aINE and Fancy SOAPS and PERFUME.
= ry-a great variety for sale BY
JOHN P. BROWN.
Oct. %. Is4I.
Something New!
n AIDES T. GsatlsmsnS CUE Elastic over
Ia shoes. fur trimmed. Warranted TO be i'm
Porvioas 10 wstsF, and never rip the Bsaisst
and most beautiful ariisla ever offered IN Ihis
market. gRsl roesised and for ssls low, by
n MIflRR
Stair CarPeIing,
Y 0w-PRICED and narrow also, ore
~ piees Of very superior -FOUR CARPET
ING. lnsv PatisrhD also, good RAG CAR
PETlNG at N AIsoUITH's.
n AIDES and Gsn,lsmsns (Aisi mo end sikh
~ UNDER DRESS for winter, SHAKER.
NETT DRAWERS, de at
- :. EN- AIsoUIrH's.
Fancy Articles.
nLAcK Silk Fringe for MantIIas and
AV sesrfs. FTshsh Flowers and Rihands,
Chine Silks and Moussiine de LaInss, Of nsu
and beautiful styles at
Oct 90. ,sI.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
nnPAIR ans Snd eoarss Boots for
200 pair sEs and eosrss shoes foF men and boys,
100 pair Gns sad heavy Walklag Shoes for lads,
100 pair hBo sHd common Shoes for ehildssa.
80 PsR ovsr-sAOss for lsdiss sod ssaiIsmsn,
aay be fouRd ohssp At the store Of
Oes %, 1871. PAcKETT.
nj Ew ssyls easslssrss sDd Vss,lBEs. d the
~ stors q Tc sIeAFoOsR Co.
Oct ss. 1871.
WAYED BssysF CIo,h. for ssIs BY
res IGSFooSEE co.
oes -, IsSl.
M EW siyIs NOussliss Dc I.aiu. FvF saIs by
40 T C -sIc.sFo0SE 4 co.
Oct se. 1881.
II AIDES GIRDLEs. Coz ssIs ~
~ &c sIGaFo0sE E co.
4 90 ID, Of fiops fOr sale b.
\ IN sEARD q CO.
Oct 81. ls4l.
TOMATO cATsUP ia sotiiss. Tor sale b.
n BEARD b CO.
PEPPER S7UCE,
q HEW ss,ieis prepared - ?. ". Dosns.
= n B0ston, for sale b.
,. ~. BEARD q CO.
sEsOsasses, ttqsssrs - Tsbsrso.
usT received sad fss sale b. ihs subssri.
- be-, sPiesdi1 assoftasni u Liqaoss 81
steLy eeseTipiioe, sad Vup supoio Also. Cs-
HmwHtrH WnNnnnn - -
Aed Aelsssss uhieh hs VIII iasurs 10 81 !
splendid sTiiels.
JOHN RoKENBAuoH. Js.
HaFPsfs-Pssry, Oct ~ ieti.
CHEAP GROCBRERg.
WE hegs rsosivss isrrs supply n Gao.
" cERiGa, VINES. go LfQD0na 80
.e Hiil eah lf lou e. thsg oaa - t.srtf q n.
PAatii f. saaAi o. 81 asusi priesa, 81 sfeiu
fgf 3 , .aILTER
Glass and Patty.
"a saohTED uss Glass. so Pets. fss ssi-
.. y. sEAHp co.
LtassB ana E1amaegs.
HNNtLED 80 PisI1 Lia,sya. go h--..,..s.
sissesi,, ~ sappfisg 4aaiig, aad ~ -
lever ihss sta ~ kserhi sitsefsss.
John R0EENsAUnn. IT,
hsFPsra-Fsrfy. osi u, istt
sfsieneie Carpssanr.
NioDhEu go sifipsa csfpsGss-s isrrs
~ fioct, ike ittssi figls--giih spisna.s 49,.
aat Fecsiset anf fof fsis %
gJfEF sILLER
Mafa esd CGWs.
80 '''''i 'i5is gs,s sss Geo.. = = issa1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

COUCH MEDICINE.
\ RoRp's ealsan AZ Hosrhosrd ed sqaHh.
- 90 eHeeiiesi prrpsfsiiea fof Coarts coiSs.
At,aria, A. ~ atis ai HoUNaB
tinrPerr-f ssrg. 8eri 81 DE- ffsss
1UlungPAsrE. LIoUOaicE PAsTR.
teJesF Efpeeiegasf, 80 Teyiofs naisam
sais t4 tbln , nnnagm
o. e, lefI,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
.AXESl AXES!!

UST received large lot Of chopplng-s1es
- from three difsrs0t factories. For sale by
Oct -. Is4l. WMs IOCE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

.1oUSELIHE de L-8LSES6 PI.AIDS.
MoUsELINE De LAIHEs-soms sb,irsly
1vA sew, soioFsd Cashmere ysIlsrns, Plsids,
% snesi'snt sTtiels for boys and girls wear
Sea1 CWA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

10 the coarse AZ the week endin1 On
We va pit. no les than $40 600 Ibs. Of
butter we're received ct BuffsIo from the
west; We main portion Of which came
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
LIVER CalalPI.AINT-

This dissss- often tesu,issis., AZ see,t-, ~ i. -,
sefiopP nsiufe, proper rcurdiss srs net rssorted
20 p 'ine' 10 al iaFms - this dissssc DE- iisr-
h,ns sso,np'una stgasihcsinE snd Ocfmas A.
sr.eHl Pills. siil psffosm peFfsst snss-er,s. &
stsansinE ne lt0Hiarh sHe Gossis tisns rrrno,iuS
~ diseases frnm ti1 fases bv the nae a ffr Ger
uau Aprri-af Pitt sfisF shish ne fso-suo,,rf
strengthening Pile ars taheu o. eise ufeneih $50
tone 20 ihosg isadrE eFsnna shich Frguifs sash
irrsineni naiy 90 eject frrra.nert s,r~. H.
pills sss nssiiy PIE W b. srsiI psraarrs ush I'm
difectiout kor tair IS No. % Nffh street aIsa.
ioF 'aie - ise niofs ~ o. BEARD 3 co.
Fsaaiss. Beyarr II Csassssths, -As8 uoi 81.
irr ths seiiT seds % kait be fsisl thrssdt 81 yor
fJaras Bet EnaFd theea 81 you Houid tba tkirf "a
eight Whsu yea Sal he f.isl ei.sa.v s.sEi.r 10
destroy gaar hraiih ~ isshitiha 90 Ell ,srds n
fsrionf disrssr, hsoeuassr ~. Dsn-an - Eupes-
tef'ni fslesig rili ia,riisieiy deHfuy snd vrloss
fhrHs. ihunsaata a Sauf 80 dis asnitsily frurs
- ssnt ol praPrr iresinert iisd fhoss knaas
he uanicrfnl e1erfa 81 ihit iaef.sinr. ed ursf 4
ia tinss nang r9aid htse pfuiaaEef fsrir faga ga
gri o. duriifaE sfueurs fhrr fraFea ffisafs -.
Those 80 80 isbefiaE euief ihe iafssnes ~ fkis
eis,ess, lee - eaas q rrossfisz ly. liuu.ua's
rsfi Esssa Fsiisf o. ~ mofi hepsisss sas-s D.
'trcnEihsns fie ucak snd dehiiaaicd rslisrrs 49,
psa b. file trear s1sd .fr aurrrssaff ffr a,sfrr..
'ae eeuEht siorpiaF co. hetlie Fever ga $50
tgeafa ~ apsiiT N o. sssc b. oai toe a. ssr~
81 reeeFiHE J.erirsi hsriit
tsi csfesiient 81 ift.iits = ffssa In q 49,
ghisl shisa ssssnvssies tls sasaIsi..
GglPdasipsi 0Ess ~ ~ ssis n "a, tf.r.i..
= e - o. Niutt EIGHTH sst,f rtH.f.t-ti-.
Aite, Co sale a. fhs atars 81
2. y. sGARD Cd,
CaARLEs D KifHAe
hsYsfs-Fssyy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
SHOES & CPS
GROCERTES
abgslrable asooe's.

), AxHs.-E1'f' A's',, Toe ..Is at ~. .,or.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

AZ the late slseiiOa a, SALISBURY. an
ansnmsn made his appearance, sod hap
PsD'og to say something ia The crowd 10
one Of the candidates. one of the ,o,v
party exclaimed from this musings. "Oh
Psddy nov 20 10 The devil" II am n.
ehged 10 your honOr," wss Psddy's rspl,
SUE, ysu are the 6ni gsntlsman ~,
ms iaViied me 10 yoar iather's kouss
sieee my arrival ~ Englind.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

We pi'isd friend Of ouFs. whea Ne
hesfa h'm exelsim :--"Oh that NV head
Wa = great package Of Psase's sandv
mat night never have . cold IN iti''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

y, vsos ~ nay % induced 70 give him trial.
""'"' .. n CARTER.
&FUFFS s TOBACCO.
GANrETrS No Q 3eoleb, Rsppes and
Mseaoeau Shed. Prime Chewing To-
eooeo, eat-and-dry ed do for sale al
Nov T. IstI. sH ALLEMoNo,s
West India Syrup.
INVEST INDIA SYRUP, N. O. and MET.
" ANsAS AoLAsSes. for sale by
nov :. 1851, sH ALLEAoNo.
Boots & shoes.
uSr received and for sais, q good stock Of
- beots and shoes, adtsblA Tor sister.
Hos =, 1851. 3 II ALLEMoNG
CRACKERS & CHEESE.
(hESh Water. Butter, Soda and Sugar
nov =. 1871. 8 n ALLEMoNGtS.
NJ AcKEREL.-3 bsi.. MseLsreI, for ALE
~ oy the barrel Or oIbsTwiss. ct
Ho'A' lS4l. II ALLRNoNG's.
FRESH TE.aS.
nv very superior and ftssA lot Just rsesiv-
8 ALLEAoNG.
Z
- IL Boxes best Bunch RsisiDs, ChoeoIaie.
Coeea, 0roaad Pepper, Graia do. AIispice,
Ground Gingar, Ground Shd Bark Cinnamou.
Fancy soaps, Table Salt in boxes, 20 saeks Of
blown Salt. Mustard,
Sewing Cotton, Threads, Tapes, Piss, Nsedlss
susPsndsrs, sc. &c.
Al.o. a general sssOrtmsnt Of Qessas, Glass,
Woodqn and CFOeksry Wares, &s.
Aliof whioh { WIll sell cheap.
Nov. q. IHAl. AIIRMnAn
GoFFEs--Jass. Bic sad Lsgayra Coasss,
~ sxeslleat stock Tor sale at
NOV :. 1871 So ALLEMoNG'S.
- UGARs--lO 100 LoaSss Of sapsf Loaf sugar,
- hhds. rich N. o. DO foS IsIs By
Nov :, lstl. sH ALLEhoNG.
GAPs.-Fur and Hair Cops, for sells By
~ Nov :, lstl. sH ALLENnNG.
NETTING TWIST,
EloR Pursss, Bsgs, Gs., assorted soIors.
EN- AiSoUITH.
LADIES'
Al NNUAL Register and Heuss-Wifss' Al
GA maDaes. A few copies at
n AIsoUITH's.
New style Hats and Caps.
1UST oPsosd q large assoFimsat OF Meas
~ Beaver and Russia HATS-Msus and
boys Cloth asd Otter CAPS 81
Z y AIsoUITH's.
Fruits. Confectionery, sc.
A sSORTED cONFEcTIONARY-o
IA Lemons. Almonds, Pilbsrts, English SGal.
s0's, Palm Mas, RFsady Pssehss. Assorted
Preserves, Dried CurFaBts, suIlaana Raisins.
10 1uoe, FiEs, Prunss, SO. just received ED
Tor sale eJ J. ~. BEARD q CO.
FANCY GOODS
A s usual, isrEs s,oeL nay Be found =,
Oct "a. Is4I. rA'AETrS'
BLANKETS.
d OO BLANKETS,
Par W, u, ~. sStra snd common wAhisz
BLANKETS. for sals ct ihs store Of
Oe1 - 1871 PACKET.
CHEAP GROCERIES,
A LARGE ana fun stock Of GRocERIEs
IN msl - ioahS II PACKETT,s'
Oct 2s, 1891.
HATS AND CPS
9 CASES Soc Rossa HATS.
~ Do. Fur Do
soE fuT, vors'sd sud eel cars ,A.,,s,
lhsa ever oasred 10 ihis nsftsi, Just rscsissd
-" o 20 ~ 80, PAcEETT.
Oct =, lss'.
FLyayYFELS
~ LARGE sd fuil sssosiasst 81 -h,,. -
"A so aPotisd FLANNEL. ssfy ehssp - 80
"ose 49,. 3 FACEETT.
fkEFrNGD TAbLE sALT. 10 boxes -
a. 49,, Al Assaults.
NEAcAeosT, Porter sas als Is 5o,,i.- =,
Ao q, ~ ,sI, JHBEARD = CO
NEGRO BOOTS
usr received fous es.ss e hssy, a..,,.
sois1 eoOFl, faF fare hasfs a 80 -,
~. ~, - Eh AisQUIFH,s
-
CRACKERS CHEESE, g..
fnfR eAaHgLs ws,sr, nsss. saus, -
80 apEif cAAEsns,
tt apNss ffest cbeasa.
1aia hiaoo6s,
e. Fahsffs
o9lsa Rasina ia fisp uas fsr ss.s /
~, - ,ss, JACKETS
COTTON, CaLLTcOEq. Ee.
" fleCEa tsssg srow. cst,o.
AOW s. - e. 80 ss.ys ,' -. 4.
30 Fire1t Ceiirr fssl. 49,. - -. 4 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

- ySung lady hayigE engaged 70 be
Iasss'eo' took OCCASION 10 change her niad.
and essoughi the aId Of friend. ssv,nv
20 hslP ne cat % his kaoi." 30 ee2.
tsiniy, replied the friend. s.thnPs s,.i.v
eoge o. y is only bsgu Aaof"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

J.au.ry IS. is4O,y. N" I H.,s.S:. T. e.,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Therefore, ResolUed, That the members
of the Bar feel with deep sensibility the
loss which they, in common with this com
munlty, have sustained in the death Of
CHARLES J. LYNDE, member of this Bar.
RcSolrcd, That We cherish the highest
respect for the courtesy and kindness Of
his professional life, and for the amiabo
and excellent qualities which belonged to
him as man.
ReSolred, That 10 testify these senti-
ments, we will wear the usual badge of
mourning thirty days, and that the officers
of this meeting be requested to forward
copy of these proceedings 10 the afflicted
family OF the deceased, and TO offer to
them the coincidence and sympathy of his
brethren Of the Bar.
ReSolred, That the record Of these pro-
cecdings signed by the Chairman and Sc
cretary, be published in the papers Of the
country. J. III. TWEEDY, chm.
+. RANDALL, Scc'y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07
vi. FRANK AND G.. LATHAM SHOLES,
EDITORS

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The first SIX months an additional 80 cts will be char
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aud twenty-five cents for each subsequent insertion
All advertISem left without notice as totho nm,
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charged accordingly. No advertisements from abroad
where we are unacquainted with the persons sending
thtm will be inserted, unless accompanied by the mo-
ney.
No subscription from abroad will be taken. where
we are unacqua nted with The person. unless accompa-
MED by the money or by n responsible name.
No subscription with be discontinued until all AREA
ges are paid unless at the option of the editor
lis perhaps unnecessary to say that the above terms
VIII be strictly adhered -, of which, those interested
will please take notice
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07
VOL. II. NO. XII.

A WORD TO GREAT BRITAIN.-The cd
itor Of the Dublin Frceman's Journal. eau
tioning the British Ministry against ente-
ring on q war with this country, uses the
following language:
When America was buta sapling. she
put you to one hundred and seventy millions
Of expense, in your unsuccessful attempts
to cut her down. Her boughs have shot
forth far since then-.hcr trunk has grown
in width and iirmneSs-she has now ma
tional bark full fifty years af nge, gnarled
and tough, and unbroken; twill take
pretty sum Of money 10 cut down this stur-
dy stem. Pray think Of it in time"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Phrenology-The objection raised by
some against Phrenology, rs a science, be-
cause it tends--ns they say--to under
mine the foundation Of the Christian reli-
gion, is too futile to to be entertained by
sensible or thinking men. These persons
who canno, understand how new discove-
rcs or original thoughts. can be recon
ciled to old and bigoted opinions, stand cv-
err ready with the foolish charge of infidc-
lily. Locke was charged with hostility TO
Christianity, and the very spirit that
prompted that charge, has heuped censure
upon the men whose genius has irradiated
with the brightest uslre, all that is most
valuable in the true theism.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07
From the Milwaukee journal
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY
OF CHARLES J. LYNDE

OF CHARLES J. LYNDE.
At meeting lthe Members of the Bar
OF Milwaukee County, held at the office Of
Randall and Prentss, on Monday the 10Th
INST, J. ii. TwEEDY was called to the Chair,
and F. RANDALL was appointed Secretary.
Whereupon, on motion of H. Crockcr,
Esq, the following preamble and rcsolu-
tons were UNANIMOUSLY adopted
The Members Of the Bar Of Milwaukee
county. have learned with deep and I'M
lelgned regret, the melancholy fate Of their
lete brother CHA's J. LyNDE, who persisted
on board the Inflated Erie on the 9th inst.
The members of the Bar being best &C.
quainted with the many virtues tina, adorn-
ed his character, the kindness, courtesy,
and gentlcmanly bearing that marked his
Intercourse with the profession and society,
and who will most sensibIv feel the loss
which they have sustained in the untimely
fate OF their deceased brothcr-entertaining
for his memory the highest degree Of re-
spect and esteem, deem it their duty TO pay
this tribute TO his memory. They all feel
that they have sustained no common loss;
that one has been suddenly taken from
among US TO whom we were endeared by
no common ties. Mr.. Lyndo had just en-
tered upon his professional career, with an
energy, perseverance and devotion Of prin-
clPle which would have made him an honor
and an ornament TO his profession. His
character as man, as member Of soci-
ETY., was such as to render his loss irrepa-
rable 10 this community. A sincere chris
tan, a philanthropist, he was ever found
on the side of morality and good order,
promoting and sustaining them by his in
liuence and the unbemished purity Of his
lille. The residence Of Mr.. Lynde among
rs, through brief, was sufficient TO leave
behind him an enviabIe reputation, ard to
attach to him large body of friends who
will long mourn his loss. But few weeks
since ne was among US, and the prospects
OF none were more haiteriEg for q long life
OF usefulness and honor. But in the NOR
ming of his life, and in the commencement
OF his career, he is taken from among US.
leaving behind him an example of purity
of life, which we may oil be proud to imi-
tate.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

A horrible case Of lynchiug has just oc-
Cured on the Mississippi, near the mouth
Of White river. This section of country
has been for years infested with gangs of
gamblers and counterfciters. From 80 to
10 of them were captured, and Cd the Sd
instant, put on board a trading boat and ia
ken 10 an unfrequented place where they
were all shot and dropned. The citizens
at the last accounts were on their way down
the river, engaged in burning the houses
lately occupied by their un(oriuate victims.
No violence, however, was offered TO their
families.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Two wags recently called upon barber
in this city, 10 be shaved, Whilst one of
them was undergoing the operation, the
other being in n hurry, says, "Mr,--
please use clerity in shaving him, will you!
The barber, tncking up his aporn, with
wise look, replied: .'Wcl | don't know;
Nv tried rerbena cream, and those ncac
fangzed notions, and never found any
thing as good as old WinsOr soap yeti
Nc,c Are
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

PARALLAX OF 4 FINED STAR copy
the following paragraph from late number
of the London Globe. For some Of our
readers, perhaps, and explanation of The
nature of the discovery may be necessary.
The Pdrdliar is the angle formed by the
line between them and the lines drawn
respectively from them TO the object, be-
ing nsccrtained, the parallax may be meas
ured and hence the distance Of The Objects
may be found.
Owing 10 the immense distance Of The
fixed stars, their parallax has heretofore
been held nappreciably minute; and no
date for calculating the distance could be
ascerlained. The difficulty, however, seems
now upon good authority to be overcome.
and if true this is one Of the creates. dis
coverics in the history Of Astronomy.
PdrsNar Of Frcd Siar.-This i'm
portant and valuable problem, which has
for SO many centuries been an object of
enquiry amongst astronomers, has, il ap-
pears by letters received in this country,
been solved by Professor Bcssel of Hon
igsburgh His observations were made
on the double star, No. 81, in the constel-
lalion Cygnus; whose distance he has as
certained to be 600, 900 times the radius of
the earh's orbit, or GO millions and 700
billions Of miles in round numbers. The
details Of this discovery will be communi-
Gated at an early meeting Of the Royal as
Economical Society."-National Gazette.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07
The following is letter from General
Gaines to Gen. Dodge, dated,
Frs, WESTERN DEPARTMENT,

November 9Th, I5}5:
Colonel; have received your letters of the 18th
inst, and-of the last month tho first accompanied
by Journai OF Your late tour of Service aud the last
by map representing view of your late and former
routes OF march
The Journal, giving nea and concise descriptions of
lani, wars and scenery otihe country SO fertile in al
most oil ct Natures beautiful and sublime' is much
more repete with interest than the best production of
RomUcc Ito which the fashionable world is now pay
INC hom1gelas ehaSe and unadorned truth is ever
perior 10 hisa wrought fiction.
The map appears 10 embrace a verv clear AMI salts
factory deneaon Of the country traversed by YOU in
your last and r<eSent years wilderness marches with
well csnsHved outline Of cur souhv estern border
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

An Irish drummer, whose round and
rosy checks gave notice that he now and
then INDUCED in noggin Of right good
pofcen, was accosted by the inspecting
general; What makes your face hook so
red sirp Place your honar,' replyed Pat,
i always bushes when speak TO GIN
cral officer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Multiply the figure 8 by any other single
figure, and the two figures composing the
product, added together, will make g.
Thus. 0 multiplied by A make 36, which
figures added together, make 9, and 50 with
all the other figures.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Nothing is so indelible as speech
Sounds that in ages Of unknown antiquity
were spoken among the nations Of Hndos-
tan still live in their signifcancy in the
language which we daily utter. The minged
acOrd clsdres ITS 'cay through time as well
as space. Bancroft
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Alex. w. Holmes, one Of the crew OF tho
VIM. Brown, has been arrested in Phila-
dclphia for murder on the high seas, he
having been one ofthe persons who threw
overheard number Of the passengers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

AHARD IIINT.-"If were SO unlucky,"
said an officer, "as 10 have n stupid son,
would certainly make him pnrson." A
clergyman who was in the company calm
~ replied; "You think differently, sir,
from your father"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

How dare you publish such bare faced
lie, without particle Of evidence TO sus-
tain it, said a man recently 10 an Editor
of a newspaper. Lie! do you call it, why
my Foreman gave me the proof of it yes
terday.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

A Temperance BuH.-The following
glorious bull, says the Saratoga Sentinel,
was perpetrated by Mr.. Pollard, one Of the
Baltimore reformed drunkards, in his ad-
mrable speech a, the Presbyterian Church.
"Father said he, in one of his earnest APP
peals, "you have children, or if you have
not, your daughters may have"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Women have more strength IN their
looks than we have in our laws, and more
power in their fears than we have in our
arguments.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

General Wool has boon nominated by
the President, 10 he Brigadier General of
The United States army, IN place Of Gener-
al Scott promoted
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07

Washington hesilated on the first bank
bill, and was prepared with ycH.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-07
Gen. HENRY DODGE,
Fort LeQUeaWorth. "

The people of Liberty, Clay Co., Mo-,
were SO delighted with the success Of Gen.
Dodge's expedition to the Rocky Noun
ta:ns, that Oh his return they offered him
public dinner, as will be seen by the fol-
lowino.-