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NEW GOODS,

EUST RE- CEIVED and Tor sale. whole
0D sal" or rriar. ii heavy stock ol best
COTTON YARN-Purshorgh mauurnc
turr-assOr,rd Nos from 5 H. 10, which
will "e Sold 'nw Tor Cash. or pxchanged
Tor Woo', Flour, Bacon, Lard, or dred
fruit.
ALSO A general stock Of DRY
hOODS, which will he sold or harrered
lor the above articles ou the larresr terms.
hv WELLS, HENRY, & co.
door from corner Of > g. NJ rket SIS
St,unuvllle, JulN 81. 1871
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,ss,s psssgls III. yssrIggssgs 4 .ilaaglsss naSEzA


VEGETABLE ANri-BlLIOUS PILLS,
Arc d.rJy rH crlug some of the most
astonishing aud wonderful cures Jhu, were
ever known. The town and country are
HE'D wllh ,helr praise, and the palace and
the poor house alke echo with their VIr
ues. In all clImrtcs; under all temprra
hud exert them unnlIoyed hy age and
situation; they are mlld N their action.
thorough IN their operation, aud unnvaI
I'D III their results
DIR. PETERS PILLS.,
Bdiug composed onurri' OF vegetables
beV do not expose those WHO use them,
10 taugtr, aud their effects are as certain
rs they are salulury; they are dally and
safely administered to infancy, youth
mauhood, aud old ogc, aud to Sompn IN
the most critical and deiIrate situations
They de- uol disturb or shock the animal
functions, hur r. store their orders aud re,
establish lhrlr health; and ior uli the puI
/ rusrs which Il NegelanIe ruraullvc Or Ccl
tain CIaonSpro The Whole system are re-
qulrcd, they a,c without rival. They
are allowed 10 be all that can be accom-
rll~hcd in medicine, both for power auc
nnucence,
Charlotte, " G. Jan. |, 1887.
Dror Sir, Il tavr medo irrQnrnl Nse o
Your pills IN the lnClprent stage of hlIIou'
Fever, aud obstinate constipation OF lh'
bowels also in the enlargement Of th'
Splrcn Chronir Diseases OF the Liver
Sick Headache, Gyuerol Debility, aud II
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again; and they always oc"nsI N pain ant
misery while they remain IN the Oody;
Whereas BtandrelhS Pills a:e as lu
nocenl as piece of bread, and are G.
vacuated with the disease for which
they are taken.
From the time we are born TO the
time we cease TO breathe, onr bodies
gre constantly wasting, and as con
slantIy building up. The action OF the
atmosphere wastes them. The iood we
eat, the digestive organs We convert
inlO blood, which reneWs or builds up
by It's circulating power. Inus The hu'
man body is healthy when the blood
cIrcuales freely, and when any thing
prevents lis course through The Veins,
disease commences.
Cosliveness, Dyspepsia, Fev5rs, ln-
f1ammatlons, are all owing 10 this, aud
all the troubles attending them could
always be prevented by he timely use
oI Brandrelhs Pills, as their very action
al once tends to clear the circulation OF
all lmpedImenl5, and remove every
cause or occasion Of ImpurIIy from the
blood. There are thousands, nay nlI
Ilons-at this mOment III this couLITy,
aud all others, whom we may really con.
slider as half dead, Ihey may be saId
TO carry their death IN their bowels and
circulation. This is no Imaginary cIr'
cums nee. | wish IT were. The
thousands we meet every whore with
cadayerous looks, yellow skins, anu
green eyes, speak III "A language not to
TO be mistaken, oL the STATE UI their slo'
mach aud bowels, aud the consequent
OF their blood. The body
Is thus, while iu life, reduced TO the con.
dIlUn Of corpse; aud the reason why
some body's are 50 on 10 pu'red con
dIlion after death; IS more from ihe
quantity OF impure hnmors contained IN
them al the Time they expire, than from
any other cause. And who Is there that
wlII not allow that Brandrelh's Pills
had been employed, so as TO have re
,'',,,,, Nv, I.,'o ~ r'''., on". WL,.oa.n
,,',', n,', ,,,", ~, ,,,,,.,,,, = ,o,, I;,,l,
,,.,a',r',;a M m,,u o,,'o ',a.o',',.o ,La
,,.rs, ,J,.'',',. ,',',,a,, 49, ~. ,,,,,ad ~,
,',sa, ,,J. ,.,..a I.,IL ,4 49,.
h,,a,., .'L,.,n ,.,',I;". -,
,,a',' ''I',',.".'-n Wv "'
,ruE rouNTtprFIpE - DEATu
EI,N
.rho nohl;. w;lI nIa.-a ,h,oryo ,bo,ro
R,sndrr,h p,iIs aro o,,nr,,,a uola,s
IhnL,v ha. ,hro. raL.-, 'rnno !, 4,ch
coo,,,n,u, ,,c s,u,,l. ,i NV hama
vr,,,,y t6,.-R Rraodr.,h These
I,beIs are .ngraved IN steel b,au,,
L,ll,. .,os,r,,g o,oJ..oo,oo ov,a,..
or ssyprot ,honsard dolIars Krmen,
her the ton--,ha s,ds-.,nd ,ho nor,o,os
Fnlered accord,,n ~ Nc, al toror,s
IN ,ne ,rar IaAI nv r o,an,n Eron
ira,b :, m, CI.,5,. O0ic. ~ the ms.
.r,., Conr, oC ,o S,o,,aro D,s,,;c, oi
Naw VII
EACH AGENT yho solI, ,heTRITE.
Br,nd,rlh pul has nm e,n~rov,d GER
IllICArE of A,,ncy RENEA ED ,v
r., Twelve months, and Las entered INTO
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VAN BROW III,
y llOrHaCy at Law

Will practice in Carroll aud the ad-
olnng counties, and attend to all bu,i
ness pertaining to his profession. Hts
office is one door west Of Mrs LEWIS
Hotel, CarroIIron, Carroll county, Ohio
April 30, lN4l
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$4,000 Midcs Wanted.

Ths subscribers will pay the hlghps
pure ia Cash az Lealhrr tor clean sluueh
tered hdrr, SkIus, DC. II d,hNrr,d "
their Tan Yard At the enst end ul GA
TuIltun, Or al The Sore ol Isaac Alku
son.
BEATTY & YOUNG
October Is, 1871.
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lanes pleasure |" announcing TO
The puoIc, mat he is no" receiving and
opening al MS STORE on NJ 'rEe' street,
wfsl OF mr. Il II. LGgyecS Indian Queen
H0lel AN ENTifE
Hur~cug ey,ry ,,t.r Ut
f D X E | q n ~ % Vi L S II G
kFa2 4 6H4359 ia
HARDWARE CUTLERY, Q0GENsN ARE,
Boots n ouoes, Pants,
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] D. BOYD, N. d.

]
ieetlV5.
J D. BOYD, NJ. d.
Meckicaberg, Co, Va, FEB i, 1887.
Having useu DR.. Polrrs' Pnls ~ my
practice Tor the last twelve months, | take
pleasure in giving ny testimony oil their
good etacIS in cases OF Dyspepsia, SrcN
Headache, Bilious Fevars, aud other dis
eases, produced by inactivity OF the liver.
They are a sale and mIId aperlenl, he.
ing the best article Vi the kIuQ have ev,
er used.
GEO. G. SCOTT, NJ. D.
Extract from tettcr wr,ttea bg DR.. Fran.
els Bogart, Of Providence, X, l. Dec.
7, 1888
"PeIers' Pills are an excellent operent
and calharlIc medicine, Chose effects b.
ng produced by the difference oil the
quantity laken) and are decldcdly supe-
rlor to Lees, Brandrelh's, or Morrlsou's
Pills"
Ertact Of u letter from DR.. Pye, ofQue
bee, l.. Z. March q, slo37.
'Fur Bilious Fevers, Sick Headaches,
torpIdIty Of lbe bowels, aud enlargement
OF he spleen, DR.. Peters Pills dfe an ex.
ceIlent medicine"
Extract ETA Letter GOm DR.. Scott. Of
Baltimore, Dec q, 1886.
81 am IN the Gaity habit Of prescribing
them (PererS' Pus)-aud tbay have IN
nearly cases, answered my purpose.
have discarded other medicines, some
OF them very GOOD ones. il their tavor.n
Doc:or PETERS wishes tito be DIS.
Hnciiy understood Mat he has o6sred re
pard Of one thousand dOiidrS for such in.
f0' nation as VjU ensure the coaUcttva Of
any person acho mag 0saiUre TO counter
feH his Pills.
We have just received fresh suppl,
If these truly VaIuadLe Aati Billions
Pills.
JACKSON & SIN LAIR.
OnIy agents for CarroIIlon, Carroll Co. O
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TA-Nz g : ss : @S- : II+"-., :
For sale III the DIug s,ore oI }. 5
Hun, Z, on the Hal,
August !, - lStl.
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A LOT of White Lime Of the verv
IA Best quality, just received aud for
sale hy JACKSON 4. SINCLAIR.
C"rro'Iron, Juue II, l84I.
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O0Iy agents Tor CarroIIon, Carroll @. 0
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

he had intended making Of him in his cap
ture.
The field will again be occupied, and
troops put in motion, 30 that the old plan
of waiting for the enemy, is TO be changed
10 hunting him. A destruction of his fields
-harrassing lis encampmon ts, and con
v;cton that at military posts vii! be his
only safety, will, we have every reason to
believe, bring about a close Of this war,
earlier than by any other policy. Such
we know to be the intentions Of Col. Worth
and we cannot but congratulate the coun-
try on the command Of the army devolv-
ing on this most able and gallant officer.
Col. Worth is in the finest health, and
leaves here to-day.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

1draEkcs end Rock RiU-r Canal 1t is probable
that of readers have not forgotten that such
q work tho Milwaukee and Rock River Canal wa $
projected some few years ago. Congress gave ljbe-
raj donation in public ands to aid its construction and
tho Territory has cgslsted with view to its advance
mcnt. We have cndcayorsd at sundry times to give
our readers some information Of the condition and pros
poets of the work for inlsmuch as its original design
was not ono ola local character the whole Territory
co"I not bat feel an interest in it and every man Justly
has right to say word about it. We aro aware
however that some of our noighbors are extremely SEN
sativc on this subject and ready to pounce upon
any one, who ventures to question tho nalbilitv of
those who manage the work or have control of The
funds
We disclaim ever having entertained feeling of
hostility towards tho construction of the Canal and
we can but believe that every enlightened man IN the
Territory, would rejoice to see so important work
consumated. Hence whatever progress is made TO-.
wards the legitimate object had in view. is gratifying
10 the people, The last Milwaukee Courier gives us
some additional information with respect to the Canal
under the head of gratifying intelligence" Happears
that Byron Kilbourn Esq, has negotiated $4,000 Of
the Canal loan; the money being deposited at Cncin
uaI.suhject to the Receivers order The Courier fur
Their informs US that III Mr.. Kibourn does no. sue.
coed IN negotiating any of the bonds and mortga-
ges the sum he has already obtained will be suficen,
to complete the hydraulic power al this place
Now we would haveno one draw Rasty conclusions,
but we suppose every has right to form conclu-
SONS from the evidences which have from time to time
been placed before him, plqusbletheories drawn out
on paper or smooth professions made to the public.
are less 10 be regarded than practical operations The
people therefore will Judge from the history the past
three years whether the construction of the Milyyon.
kee ank Rock River Canal, or the erecting of water
power at Mwauheo,has been the primary aim oftbosa
who have had control Of the funds W. know that
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

Iowa TERRIToEY,-Ou neighboring Territory O
Iowa, is rapidly improving. Great accossions are
making 20 tho population the preson, season, by en-
igrans from tho south and sonth wosetn states
Iowa CRY, the new seat of government for the Ter
ritory, two years ago was an uninhabitabe wild
now il contains more than t,co thousand inhabitants
4 large church Of tho Protestant Methodist denomi-
nation lis building of stone and brick, being fifty two
feet in length and thirty eight in width Other pub
lie buildings and public improvements ares going for
ward the present season a: Iowa city.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

Raaito For Rlrer.-Good roads into the interior
Of the country, we have alNays regarded matter
OF tho FIRST consideration to the business and pros
Pery Of this Vi lage. The road from this place west
to Salem on Fox River, has recently been very much
improved and is probably good as any other
road leading west, from the lake in the por-
ton ofthe Territory. The road from Southport TO
Burlington, needs additional improvement, and We
understood that considerable is expected to be done,
BY way Of improving tho facilities of travelling be-
tween the two places the present season. Farmers
living IN the counties est in this Territory and those
living in tho adjoining country in the state of Illinois
will find the roads IN the vicinity of Southport greatly
improved. This will contribute to the mutual adj
vantage both The country and our village, as the
facilities for conveying produce to this market IRE
now greatly increased From present appea RANGES
the prospect Of farmers. with respect TO the wheat
market in this place is encouraging. Wheat will
probably command better prices the ensuing year,
than il las doro the past.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

The County Commissioners have made liberal
appropriate for improving some of the most impor-
tan roads IN this county. We informed Of the
amount approprated,n nor ofho particular roads hch
it is designed to improve. The proprey of this act
of the commissioners, presume will be generally
approved. The value Of every mans farm is en-
HANGED By good roads in the county. 1t is mistaken
idea for any man 10 suppose, that the value of his
farm is not increased by good roads, through the
county, provided such roads do not directly pass
through past his premises If one mans farm is
advanced fifty per cent in value, in consequence of
public improvement, those contiguous 10 it. wall be
certain 10 be enhanced in value
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

MARTIX IIARais. THE MORMON.


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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

We announce with regret, the death Of
Major General Alexander Macomb We
learn from the Globe, that he died in Wash
ingion on Friday last, at half past two o.
clock.
General Macomb had risen 10 the rank
Of commander-in-chief of the army of the
United States, but will be remembered with
more gratitude in connection with the az
fair at PIattsburg during the last war.
Buffalo Republican.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION OF THE
UNITED STATES
/ he ModisOnian learns from the annual
statement Of the commerce and navigation
oi the United States, communicated to the
Senate by the Secretary Of the Treasury,
that the imports, dugiaC the year 1910 a.
mounted to @I07,I4IJI0, Of which there
were imported in American vessels SOP
@)2,352, and in foreign vessels $780,
I67.
The exports during the same year a
mounted 10 &l32, 0e5, 40, ofwhich &lI3-
~@'. 65l were Of domestic, and SIS, I90,3I2
ot foreign articles. OF domestic articles,
,@20a0,-95 were exported in American
vessels, and 80 / SO 1916 in foreIgnvossels.
or the foreign articles, &l3, 1850
we're exported in American vessels, and
@I5a@,@53 in foreign vessels.
SHrrrNc. During the same year I,7G,-
"i6tons Of American shipping entered, and
I,Gi6.o0J tons cleared from the ports of
tive United States. OF foreign shipping,
1l2,363 tons entered, and 100, Isl tons
cleared during the same period.
DisrG,r The regis
tered tonnage for the year -
stated at S00.TG4
Northumberland tonnuga att, l76, G0l
tn1 fishing vessels at I0l,3Ol
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

OppOsitiOn.-Ths owner and captain of
the Steamboat Daniel v ebster, has
brought her as an opposition to the Mono
poly line on Lake Erie, and carries at a
fair price. To break him down the Erie
has been started in opposition 10 the Web
ster and carries for nothing. Many who
think they have been lmposnd upon by the
Monopoly, give the Webster the preference
for all that.
The Webster has since been bought of
by the opposition.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

ConSresSional.-We hear nothing important from
Washington, since our last notice of Congressional
proceedings. The Senate have passed Bill tor the
relief of Mrs. Harrison. The Bill met with no very
lmporian; OPPOSITION Tho Bill esabl Ishing fiscal
Bank of the United States, after rocevin g number
Of amendments, was adopted by the Senate The
House has had another long debate en- the McLeo d
subject, without taking any definite action.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13
--latest from Florida.
OFFICE OF THE News,

Of Augustine, June ~, 1915.
Colonel Worth and staff arrived here on
Saturday last. But few days since the
Colonel made a night movement into the
Panosofkee swamp, in the hope Of supri-
sing the Alec Tustenugge. The troops
near daylight made rush upon the town
situated on a small island in the swamp,
but it had been vacated over two months.
The guide had one of Alec's band, and it
seems the policy Of the enemy, when one
of their party is captured, to change their
encampmenf, lest he should be used as
a guide. This movement and at night,
with the commanding officer in person, is
the commencement of a new era, and we
are sanguine an suspicious one. Colonel
Worth has sent an express TO New Orleans
for the return Of Wild Cat, his immediate
shipment interfering with the uses which
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13
GOOD NEWS FOR THE SETTLERS

GOOD NEWS FOR THE SETTLERS.
futile Lads. President of the
United States has issued q proclamation
posfPoning the Pub!c sale OIL lands directed
by Executive proclamation issued on the
18th Of February i84l to be held at the land
othee, at Chicago, on the 9th of August
n@Xt' He has also indefinitely postponed
the sales directed to take place at the land
office at Dixon, and Quincy, Illinois, On
the 10Th OF Agust next,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

A Lcary FaHure-,S. V s. Wilder, u
heavy broker in Wall street, has failed
His liabilities are said to be about three
millions. Mr. W., the Buffalo CONNER
cial says, was largely engaged in the cot
ton transactions Of the y. s. Bank, and
was the agent Of Messrs. Hottinguer 6
Co., Paris.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

The number Of wrecks castaways on
our Atlantic seaboard is astonishing. II
averages from four hundred to five hun
dred a year. In January, 1899, there
were ninety-one American vessels Of all
sizes wrecked on3 the Atlantic coast, =
making on an average, case Of shipwreck
once in every eight hours for a month
Salem Gaze.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

The House of Representatives of the
I. States has 242 members. There ought
to be a constitutional amcndmentto proven,
lis increase.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

sorTaroNT, ". +, July 10, laH,

Tae laws passed by the Territorial legislature las;
~jn'o7,reia'iye o ,ic new contemplated organization
Of town and casuIy government, have at Ieug been
received ay,d arr ready f,z distribution The people
will determine g; tho ensuing election whether they
nil annaNe lil,as o. ..o.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13
Mcssrs. EDIToRs:

Mcssrs. EDITORs:
sent you n communication last week,
which did not make its appearance: why
It dtd not, IS unaccountable to me, for my
impression has always been, that it is the
duty of editors Of public Journal to give
an opportunity 10 any citizen to Justify
through the same medium in which his pro-
ceedlngs have been assailed: you will there
fore do me the favor to insert the commu-
n!catIon above alluded to, or give some rca-
son Why you cannot do so, and oblige
Your obedient servant,
SCREwTATOR.
When we inform Screwtator,' that we can see
clear through his communication, and detect the de-
sign of it very readily, and we'll aware that there
Is no citizen seeking an opportunity justify himself
the reason of the publication of the cominunIco
ton will be evident enough. We are not to be hum
plugged in that way, and whatever views we may en-
terrain with regard to the matter we cannot hermit
the publication Of communication ofthat nature
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

The Newport Mercury, has completed
lis eighty-thrd year. 1t was commenced
by James Franklin, an elder brother of
DR.. Benjamin Franklin. By lightnn!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

1t is said that printing press has been
discovered in China, and has been buried
over 1000 years. So there is nothing
new under the sun.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-07-13

UOrrjb7e.-The Rochester Evening Post
states that John Rowley, a Iaboring man
advanced in years, was recently found dead
in his room, with his wife and children
sick aIso-from the effects Of poison! 1t
seems that Rowley had been on a drunken
fro!ic for about ten days-aad TO wind up
bought some arsenic at a drug store,
where he was well known, ostensibly to
Kill rats. He put it in the water pail un-
perceived, and not only himself, bat his
wife and two children, one Of eight and the
other three years oFagc, were poisoned by
it. The whole have recovered.