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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

Icteufdlf6er &c fangrn.-01m
oprleBten Oienitd9 ipurbe in pbildoclpbid cir
SerI, Jtdmcus q4iIIiam @rcger, oerhdftrt
peldcr al Der Spiee Der 8anoe Sd,urfcr
(tebrn fol-, bic uuIin9t fal DIE 50 9ictcn auf
bic pottSpille Sanf pdlfIrteu. Wlan Idgt, CT
babe ben @rcebanorl in pieler gBadre bctrict
ben unc bic fdlidlen yicten all bic Sleinhdnci
fer aIIbicr oerfauft slm IeBtsn Nlitmcd
purce er in bas hieTge Gjefdn9nie 9cbrad,t
um leinem gcrb6r I'M ndd)lsn 9Iprl abSu,
pdrtcu.
Bon ben bier psrbofteteu 9tnsgebern oicIer
falIhcn Icteu, ipurbcn bc lester Court Chr,
gut uno Capis Der Chat nbtrfilhrf, @9clfe
VerhOr uerIdlopen nno glrnpIN, Der auf Bitrg,
id,aft aus ecm Gefinauis fam, bat 9iriBans
genommen. Die Court perurtteilte @brauI
auf 2 sSahr nno WtCuate inB 3udtbdus-
bic 8erurtbciIun9 bon DapiS nuroe peribo,
ben.-9ieoo. gIclcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
WfilitGr Npmpcntiun.

3ufcl9e pcrberiaer slnSciac periammelte lId,
cine ercfe 9niahi Der beitalIten WilipSffis
siere cieGes Stnats i'm @curtbauIe su Narriss
burg, am Ccnneritan ben 2Ohrn Sdnuar ;
uno auf gIntrd9 rpuroe @eu. u gIbbptt
@rrs pcn lluiru @nuntp, gum 8prtser,
uno Maj. SciIer, ocn narrisbura gum &c.
fretdr eriaunt.
sic nahmcn cine ginlciIun9 mo SrIhlhf.
&c an bic @c1eeecbuug all, ilbsr. ben @cgen,
itauo elmer @crbeIeruna bes Militdr Sps
ltems oeIes Staots. Sbre 8erhoncnnqen
waren d,araftCriiIrt orn giniefeit uno ebens
70 pertagtrn iie itd am Srcitag.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

lie leetc Summer bes "llrrer OiiIGIlTpis
an" peldrr gu 0icdsSsInno in SlIinpis gee
crudt piro, enthdlt eiuen Ilngen 9lrtidel,
iiter bic SefCnntnife rine6 Tilfhcrs Oiamrns
Snmusl Q. @Inie, Der anf 1Sabr ins 3ud,t,
hans su gIItcn pcrurtbCilt nuroe @r fhcint
als grqusmoher mno TVtenfdlid)cr oueqcs
pchute Gjcfdtifte gcmad,t 81 hobcu, unb lddBt
bic 9Insnhl ppn perIonen, peld,e nit ihm in
oiciem geIhdfte begriffen ,parcn, ilbsr brci
hunoert, bic iiber Wddcuri defenders Der
platte @c9cno, ilber 5IIinpis, Soma, Sueias
na uno WtdDigan perbreitct ieisn. Gr gibt
maiid,c gin,elnbcitrn ieiuer operation an,
nrnnt perIcnen nno Srte in al jcnen Stna,
ten,-unc, penr mabr, brin9t cine WaGe
pcn Tiercrtrddti9fcitcn an GAG pcn perIcs
men, bic bisber ais ahtbarc Burger angeIes
ben fpdren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Sebrnar 2,
q q Cl ri Cl

Biro hermit oe9ebeu taB Der llnterieid,s
nete ale 9lominilfratcr Der hiEterIafenfhaft
ees pertOrbenrn & bn6reBel, IeBtbin pom
SociocIbera Gdnnfdtp, eed,a @auutn, ansss
ltelIt pcroen it, ollie Diejenigen, fpelhe
nc,h auf ir9cnb cine 9Irt lduloig fnb, psroen
oaber aufoeforoert iunerhalb Wohen 9Rif'
tiateit sI maiden uub Scldbe, bic nod, redbts
mdsi9e SOroerunqen an befagte sinterIaTens
fdaft baben, psrben ebenfalls aufoefCrbert
ibre Ned,nun9Pn innerhalb benamter 3eit
ppblbetdti9t einjubdnoi9en.
SSacob SreBler, 9lbm'r.
Sebruar Q. 1S42. *-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Oefentliebe 9Senru.

8reitaas ben lSten Nebruar, uddifeus,
nm 10 llbr 8crmittaas, fclIen am Saufe bss
llnfericidueten in Sber Maeuneie 3auu.
ftlip, feda @auntp, fcI9enbe 9Irtifsl auf Of
fentlider 8encu oerfauft nerben:
Sin ljdbriges SnlIen, pfsrhe @efdirr,
9finosuieh, Shaafe uub Shneiue, srpei grrs
Pc Wd9en, Seuleiteru, cine Hreftbmafhiens
nit pferoegendIt, 9Binomilhle, uuo fonif nod
Uielerlet Observation-Disclosures Iu tpeitIduftiS
,u meloen.
Die Ssotuaunsen am 8crfuufStase uub
9Infrpartuns ocn
Sames S6merer.
Sebrndr 2, Hq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Nfrnrcirntnntcm 0nus

CieIes StdntS bcilebt in bieiem Sabre
aus Sausrn 81, sIcSccaten 10, 8auhcutC
10, Cruder 5, 9lcrste a, nanonerfer a, @ir
ienmeifter 2, Jiicbtslhaffenbe 9, Ganbmef
fer 2, Sdueioer 2, Sd,rriner 2, WihGer 2,
@'rrbld,mcre ., 9led,nungsfitrer ., Sd,iff'
Sanmsitsr |, Sdubmad,er |, Wanufafni
rif I, WubIbnuer !, 8upferldimieoe l., Sa'
binetmaher 2-3uiammcn 100.
Cas dlteitc WitalieS III soerr BonT a /,
a BON edncaiter @duntp, uno oas jilngits
Nr. Bramlc cD bon CRAWFORD Sauntp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

9cniNana.-v6err 9lcman, @cupern6r
ces Staats QcuifIana, empfieblt IN friner
Bctlrbaft an bic @efeBgebung unter sInosrm,
Die IN oem Staate beifetenben @efsbe gsaen
bas DueIliren abiuineern, neil eirfelben ibs
rer grpesn Sfreu9e meseu, Iliemals IN glns
wenenng aebrad,t wereen. Ter am eeben
bIeibenee HuelIant pirb ndmlidl eaburd, gum
3oee perurtbslt, ,peId,es nidbt nur nnpcliliId,
III, fcnbern aub 9crpihermaeen einen Wioer'
fprnd entbdlt. Ter GpnpernSr fd,ldgt Dor,
@efinauiBfrafe all bic StelIe Der 1coesltras
fe iu IeBen uuo IcpcbI ben ilberlebencen Du'
elIanter, mie aud, bic Sefliueanten fir ale
Sd,uIeen perantpcrtIid III nladlen, bic Der
i'm Cnsa @etCbtete hinterldBt uno biefelben
nrd, aneeroem i'm @iutlprccelf bebentenoen
Shaoenerfas leiiten su laTen Curd, cieIs
9lbdnberunsen, glaubt er, fonne allcin bic
barbariIhs Sudt nod Dusen, lpeld,es in
jsnem euneestheile ifdrfer, ale in irgeno eis
nrri anesrn pprberriht, frdftig unterbriidt
mereen. Iarreu am @elbbeutel ju itrafen,
III ,par nid,t lc iibel; rtpd better mare es
dber, prnn man Cueldnten fcfcrt auf 3eits
lebcns n's TarrcnhnuS (fccfc; raenrh tpilrs
be iId bic Duellirwutb i'm SaeCn am fdnclIs
fen abfibIen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
2eete Grtnnerun9.

Da Die Geiddftsuerbinouns, pslfe ;rUis
fhen SenrD @abriel nuo @britidn WtonIeps
er in Mi1erstaun beftano, dufgeloet 1T, mic
fruber bereits an9e;ei9t ipuroe 10 iperoeH
hermit ale Diejeni9en, tpeldhe ncd an be-
Idgie 6irma fduIoi9 GHb, gum lestenmdI
aufaefCrnert, bic ben lifen Mdrj 0lihtigfeit
su MAIDEN, neil es fculf llnfCifen gibt.
Soenrp @abriel,
Ghriffan gSiomrer.
WaiIeretdun, geb. 2. nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

Sritifhe Wanufafturen.-
Ginc en9lilte 3eitru9 fa9t 9n cieiem eans
be iIno nidlt wentger ais 10000 Dampfmas
lfinen III slrbsif, einige bcrlelbcr pcn | 900
pferoefraft. Sebcd, alle I'M Gurhihnitt
bloc gu % pfereefraft an9ehpmmen, beta'
gen Te sulammen cine Jtraft pcn 100000
pfcreen. Gin pfero befet Die Jfraft bon 81
Waun, 70 beiIet oas eanb III GeltaIt pcn
Campf cine Jfraft Die Der Srdft BON 2 Olil'
licnen WenIden 9leid, fpmmt. SeoeS pfero
erfcrcert fur feline Gabrung bic prccufte pcu
srpei 9der eano, 70 fIno onrd, ben Gampf
100000 9Ider eanc 9elpart fhrcie Senueun9
Der WcnIhen."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

@ineirtfher 8rief-Gin Srldns
Der, Der ein Scbn auf Der Joodid,ule in Dubs
lm bate, ld)rteb an oenielben fcl9enoer Brief;
"eieter Sem = penn eu pohl Bit wena
on oielen Brief erhdItif, fub mir rpcbl. WIit
Dem ueberbrin9er fhide i'd, Dir msinen braus
men Hcd laB Dir eiuen ueueH oaraus MAIDEN.
Deine Wantter idift Dir, nemein@iIs
fen, 5 'pfunc. sd, bpffe bu iperit iie nid,t
ndrrilh uertbun tuenn ou's aber tbulf, 70
fam td1 Dir julf (daen oae cu eiue ndrrilhe
@ans btlt uno cerbleibe ceir, ofeetiCnrter
Batter.
y. 9. Deine Sdpe1er SallY ipiinId,t bde
i'd, oir laSen fol-, ou mOd,tef ibr einen ShiIcs
frcten.Stomm ld,tden, oa its aber biesmal
per9efen babe nno Der Brief fhcn perIIeqelt
il, 70 min ids Dir i'm nddbifen iasen."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
QBoebentltcbe S5rief-9t(fe.

6cl9cnoe 8riefe fino oiefe Wcd,e i'm 9lIs
leutaunec poitamt lie9en 9eblieben:
SOhu slrner. Ddpib ellomi9
Gjeerge 9lnorcd8 vuorpig Gus
@barles @cnlfantine SoenrD eeh
&. gS. Collins 3homas WilIer
@be(fer Safe Norrabes More
Sctn Srep Soaunah Miaer,
Daniel Hrieo, ScGah 3dget
WarY Gedmdu YDm. phillips
Soiepb Soufert 3hcmas paul
Sodlman II. SO. Weid1't Triee
9Ioam ceder Wdrtin Sitter
GSohu Socfert Stepban 9iuth
eb's Sfne @jeprge Sddfer
@liId Red Scbn SdifFert, DER
abrahdm SSed WiIferb.
cclepb Sndue ysihrlas Sterner
yeanndb 6iine Wsarp Sndrle
@hrilt Rncblaud, Sdccb Sd1lalci
9ohn 8emsrer Sobn Sdwdncer,
Scndtbdn Rndue g8m. 2rnmbauer
Clip RerIbner ScGah lBhite
Seni. lD eoneis Soenrn Wie1ne
Idnen etpsnsooo Dadrp 9lnn Wifer
S6tTs8rtefe.
pbilip S6a, @m. Msales.
u. 9. Hube, Grifmeiffer.
IebruaY Q,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Meber(fcbt Der SOsarfte.
NhilaheInhia San. %

VNIIupPIpHId .JuH. ..
Slaur brin9t s5 rs bis SIS 81 /; 0eIfhs
fcrnmebl 80 81 unb Rcgsenmebl "a co..
WaiSen bradte 81 80 fir qSeifdfcrn Regs
gen une Safer 1T feline Iadfraee .-RIerfaas
men brin9t So, nno Slnd,eIaamen Ell s2.-
Sdllahtpieh bringt IS so bis so. Sd,fpek
nefeiidb Sd so biz "a as. Sfibe nit SdIs
ber bringen 500 big s33.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Qln SQuerit.

9ln bem Stobr pon Scas uno Sdaer in
Sltlsntaun, ,cber an Der Wible oes llntsrieid,s
ueten an Der fleinen 9eha Briide (ebemals
S9eimbadb's Wllble) rpiro Der bSf,ffe Marft,
preis fir WaiSsr, Scrn uuo Welf6fcrm be-
,ablt.
SCiepb &. Sd9er.
Sebrunr 2. fiq-8m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

fiinftiqen CARED uerhiiteH unb berhinoern
polIeu, Der sum 3lped bat. bic 5nierenen coer
pae @apital Der fcgenaunten SiantsldnIo 5t
beiahIen, uub mir erfudirn ole geieBacbuna,
bas pahre qBcbl Der @emeiuheit sli' behFriis
qen uno ale jens GargefeBe, bic pisles beiwe'
den, su wioerrnfen.--ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

Die ebefapenfe Sanf gu Baltimore bat
3ubIurg eingefeat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
+. DEANS CELEBRATED
G III II vi G. AL ASVFIF,
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR

~ AN IMPoRIAN DISCOVERY FOR
Rhe"matsm, Ferer Sores. White SweIiinos. Tyfomo-
nation in the Eyes, Burns. Slcelled IHroat in
Scarlet Ferer Quinsy DC DC.
FUN1iE CHEMICAL PLASTER is am impor-
III tant remedy ioral those who are afflicted " ilh
chronic and lntamatory Complaints, by its easing
pam, couneracting inflammation, and give speedy re-
lief, by It's active strcnglhng and diauthorctic prop
critics. An efectual remedy for chronic and Iniam-
aiory Rheumatism Ague in the breast, Cramp.
Burns, Bruises, Scrofua old sores Ulcers OF almost
every description, Cankered and Sweled throat n
rising from Scarlet Fever, White swellings, Chill
plants, Pulmonary diseases. InAamatjon on ,he
uRgs. with paint i'll The Side, Back or Limbs will
ma relie1 In all cases 1t may be used with safety
For testimonials from respectable individuals who
haze used this plaster, and further particulars sec
ADVERTISER left with their agents for gratuitous dis
lribuion. VS.
THE CHEMICAL PLASTER is now mt upin
boxes at 80 cts and one dollar each with fun direc
tons accompanying each box. Manufactured and
sold Wholesale by III. HARRIS & CO. Aslubaln
ONO, Sole Propretors, TO HON all orders should be
addressed. Sold also by their Agents throughout
the United States.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
GRICU l. TUR AL
HARVESTING GRAIN.

MiLLERs have long been aware, and far
mers have generally admitted that whea.
or other grain cut few days before it is
perfectly ripened, will make more and bet
ter flour than if suffered to stand too long
before harvesting. There seems to be
enough Of the developed juices in the stem
and ear to perfect the filling Of the kernel,
while the envelope or bran does not be-
come as thick, dark and hard, as when the
cutting is too long delayed. Grain that is
lodged or struck by the rust or mildew,
should always be cut with the least posi-
bic delay, as in the first case the straw be-
comes worthless while the kernel will not
improve; and in the last instance, the long
er il stands the more rapid and extensive
will be the deterioration Of both the straw
and the grain. Cutting prevents the accu-
mutation of more Of the juices in the straw,
where the already ruptured vessels and Gu
tcle prove that they are not wanted, and
the appropriation Of those that remain will
be carried on by the kernel, until the stem
~ dried. Grain cut before it is fully ripe,
threshes out with more difficulty than that
which stands till fully maturcd, but since
49, SS'S' u iCbNClIOll VI llIlClliCo, thio
objection has not the weight that formerly
belonged to it. There are various ways Of
putting up the sheaves Of wheat in the field
TO Cure, before they go to the stack or barn.
Some put six together, pressing their heads
into as small space as can be, and then
Gaping them with Il seventh; some put
dozen sheaves together by twos, and cover
the tops with two sheaves placed butts to-
gether in the centre; but unless it is neces-
sary The grain should stand long time be-
fore carting; as good way as any, per-
haps, is to set up the sheavcs by twos,
merely leaning them gently against each
other, and without any Gaping at ALL
This system is practiccd by our most ex-
tensive wheat growers, and while it re-
quires less labor than any other mode Of
setting up, is found to occasion as little
loss. and give full as much security to the
gram, as any that can be used When.
however, 1t is necessary that grain should
stand several weeks in the field, it should
us soon as dry be put up in small stacks Of
SIX or eight shocks each, and we'll capped
and secured against rain CuHirator.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
MOTHER'S RELTEF.-In presenting

60 oIHEN'S RELEEF.-In presenting this
Iva lnestImabe and ever relief 10 the public
the proprletors feel themselves bound by every ,e
OF feeling, civil moral and religions not 10 impose
upon the goodness Of The community by oGering n
nedicine HAT Ill not answer its rcccmme ndations
his me dclne Is designed for the general use md
relief mothers and them only and it is so acuIated
and designed that will still all febrile and ncryous
affeclIonS-cause sweet and natural re- euunze tho
circulation of the blood. give tone TO the stomach
ana bowels, greatly facilitate the birth. 1t is in har
mony with nature, aiding and assisting her in her
work 1t Is particularly recommended TO those del
ecate constitutions. 1t sooths and shields from irrI
tation and destroys the of hemorrhrage orin-
tlomatlon that so often attend and follow the hour
OF pnrurllion, and relieves the mother of host OF
difficulties which often follow the common conrse
where this medicine is not taken. The Mothers
Kclietmay be depended upon in all cases hreate n
ing abortion, where II Is possible TO be prevented -
In spasns falls pains &c causing frequently un ne
cessary alarm, two or three does giving immedia te
rellet. Medical men OF high standing have acknow l.!
edged that their prejndIces must be abandoned and
have advocated Its use.
AS the subject cannot with proprieiy be enlarged
upon IN the form of newspaper adv tisement per
init us 10 say that all who have the genuine article
for sale also furnished with pamphle, for prn
tuitcus distribution. wherein tho subject is more fully
discussed.
This pamphlet will be given to all who " ish, bu
1t intended TO be read only by those Tho are alb on
to become mothers or their physicians
iE Detroit by q. d q. j. Hill.
Re par':cu. ar TO enquire for Bartholeck a. Co.'S
Mother RS Relief.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

PERFECTION OF THE FRENCH PoLIcE.
"A Paris paper relates that as Lord Am
herst was recently passing on foot, wrap
PED IN large cloak, aiong.the Boulevard
Mon'm"rtre' he was accosted by police
officer, who asked him if he had lost onv-
thing! Lord Amherst, having examined
his pockets, replied that he missed his
purse, containing, 700 francs in gold.
"Here 1t is, with the money untouched.
said the police officer, handing him the
purse, " and the robbcr is in CUSTODY"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
GOODS AT REDUCED PRIZES,

N consequence of the fall in the pricec
n oil Goods in the eastern markets, the
undersigned have put down their articles
accordingly, and will sell at such prices as
we trust will give satisfaction.
On hand full stock of Merchandise in
all It's varied branches. Don't forget the
place." first store south of the bridge, west
side, at the sign" New CASH STORE"
Ly BRAND & SMITH.
Racine, Ju1e 9th, 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
IN BANKRUPTCY

Notice to show cause against the pe,,;o, sc u;,or
1NSmith Young of the town and comfy Of Wal
worth and terrific y of Wisconsin for his discbarqe
and certificate bankrupt by the Sunrome Corr
OF The territory of W isconsn, at the Capitol in Mad
A. NJ ei y oiooh
MN. Ii FAYEIIE KELLOGG. CLERK.
William {. Allen Sol. for Pet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
IN BANKRUPTCY

IN ne Supreme Court Of the Territoryof Wisconsin.
N the case OF Chauncey Hannahs, a BANKRUPT.
olce 10 show cause against the petition of Chaun-
- cey Hannahs, farmer, of the town of Pleasant
arle in the county of Racine and territory of Wis
consIn, for his discharge and certificate thereof as
bankrupt by the supreme court at court to be hold
Ell 1S lne JUDGES thereof al the Capitol in Madison
on Monday the 10Th day of August next at ten ociock
in the forenoon. WI '''0'>
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG C1rRK.
FRENCH d FUTILE, Solr's. for Pet.
June It'll. 1912 ,o 20
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
Or. DEXTER's VEGETABLE ELIxER

For Indigestion, Jaundice, Bilious complaints Head
aches aims In the stomach and bowels, Dysentary
and all complaints arising from a foul stomach an
q bad state Of the blood.
This Elixir is useful at sll seasons ofthe wear MR.
icularly in the spring and summer. Its operation is
mild but very snre, operating as gentle cathartie
and efectuaiIy cleansing the stomach from ali bile
and morbid matter, purifying the blood, promoting
Digestion restoring the loss Of appetite and giving
new and healthy action 10 the system.
For sale in this place ut the store of SAMUEL
HALE, Jr and Dr. d. STRIKERS Drug Shop
at Milwaukee by F. Pomeroy; ut Racine by c. s.
Wright; and..at Independence Grove, Illinois, by d
c. and c. K. Steele
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BA n KKUTIC1.
IN the Supreme Court tile Territory of Wisconsin.
IN the case Of George B. Roberts, q bankrupt
Office to show against the petition of George
1NB. Roberts, carpenter of Caledonia in the county
of Racine aud territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge
and certificate thereof as bankrupt, by the supreme
court, be holden by the Judges thereof at
The Capitol in Madison, on Monday the 29h day of
August next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup. Court, Wis Ter
Strong &. Wright Soils for Pet IOw-52
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
CURE FOR WORMS INCUuDREN

CURE FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN.
"A writer in the Farmers Register, who
being slave holder, has a large family
under his care, says that for nearly 80
years he has tounh the following prepare
ton certain cure fos worms. "rake the
tat OF old bacon, sliced and fried in a pan
until the essence is all out of it take ont
The rInd first, then put in as much worm
Seea vusariy called Jerusalem Oak, as
Is necessary as much sugar or molasses
as Will make 1t palatabIe, and give it 3
mornings IN succession. The children
will eat 1t lreely-somc YOU will have to
restrain from eating 100 much. Incredible
as 1t may appear, | have known as manv
es l2O or l3Olarge worms come from a
child three or four years old. | usually
gwen the medicine spring and fall"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
I
Strong d Wright, Soils. for Pet. low!
IN BANkR UPTCY.

IN DAN N IL W 10y.
In the Supreme Coart efthe Territory Of Wisconsin.
In the case Of Asa Palmer, a bankrupt
NJ Office to to show against the petition of Asa
~ Palmer, cabinet maker, Of the town and county
ofRacine and territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge
for himself individually and of The late firm of Pal
Il Dodge, and certificate hereofas bankrupt
by the supreme court, at court to be holden by Che
judges thereof at the Capitol in Madison, on Monday
the 29Ih day of August at ten clock in the fore
noon.
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup. Court Wis. Ter.
Strong q. Wright, SoPs. for Pet 10w-52
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
IN BANkRU pTCY.

IN the Supreme Court ofMe Territory Of Wisconsin.
In the case Of Gordon SecOr, bamkrapt.
Notice To show cause agains the petition of Go:don
~ Secor. farmer, of Mount Pleasant in the county
of Racine and territory of Wisconsin. for his dis
charge and certificate thereof as bankrupt, by the
supreme court,at court to be holden by the judges
thereof AT the Capitol in Madison Monday the 29th
day of August next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG
elk. Sup. Conrt Wis Ter.
Strong q. Wright, Soils. for Pet. 1Ow-52
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

SAILING DOWN BUTTER.-On the first
working, salt should be intermixed, and
ounce of salt to l6 Of butter is commonly
sufficient; but as much Of this salt will be
washed away on the second working, it
will be necessary to add some more, as
taste may require. And now, on the Sc
cond working. little salt-petre and a lit
lie pulverized loaf sugar, must be we'll
mixed with the salt last added. We have
found l tea-spoonfuI Of salt pcire, and 2 of
sugar, quite sufficient for - pounds of but
ter. 1t must be thoroughly mixed, so that
every part Of the butter may have a share.
This should be packed in hard wooden
firkins, as close as possible, to exclude the
air. No brine need be poured on, for with
the moisture of the batter, the salt will form
= HHtIl 'l"nrr; a"j when a new layer is to
be added, this brine must be poured off, TO
Tet the two churnings come together.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

STRAW MANUFACTURE.-T whole va
iue OF the straw manufacture in the State
OF Massachusetts, is aScertained 10 exceed
two millions Of dollars year, and it gives
partial employment to more thar ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND persons. Few people are
aware OF the Importance Of this apparc ntly
insignificant branch Of industry. 1t has
grown up under the protective system Of
small beginnings, and has prevented the
necessity of exporting from this country to
France and Italy sixteen hundred thousand
do((drS per annum in specie, to purchase
straws twenty per cent. less than we now
have them. The county of Norfolk, Mass,
exports straw manufactures TO the annual
value of 5000, 900, and the town of Frank
lin, with population Of about 400, has
produced 100000. The labor is per.
formed mostly by females and children,
labor which would be wholly useless and
unproductlve. How important that This
productive branch Of industry should be
preserved, and not struck out Of existence
TO subscryc the object of idle politicians.
Name CuE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03

Raising Chickens. 1t has been remark
ed, that hen with one chicken, will
scratch as many hours in day. as Il
hen with dozen. If you wonld raise
large brood, let three hens have their eggs
to sit upon, all commencing a: one time.
After Matching, put one of the hens in a
coop in the garden, and in the evening
take the chickens from the other two, and
put them under the first. She will take
charge of them all, and leave the other
hens at liberty to lay more eggs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-03
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO
l919. go 81 : 1949s

Arrangements have been made TO run
the following boats between Buffalo and
Chicago, leaving each port every alternate
day, as follows: