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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-08
General Orders,
HEAD Quarters
HEAD NlUAKTFRS.
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL. {
MADISON, Wisconsin Territory, }
January 26, 1912.


OFFICE OF THE ADIUTANT GENERAL. {
MADISON, Wisconsin Territory,
January 26, 1912.
Pursuant to, and in obedience Of. gen.
eral orders of this date, issued by the
COmmander-in-C Chief Of the Militia Of the
Territory Of Wisconsin, for the purpose
Of effcctng a Division and Brigade orga-
nization Of the militia according to law,
the Territory is divided and differed as
follows:
First DiciSioR
The counties Of Brown, Manitoowoc,
Sheboygan, Fon du Inc, Portage. Mar
Quctte, Calumet, Winncbago, Jefferson,
Dodge, Washington, Milwaukee, Racine,
WaIworth and Rock, shall compose the
First Division, and be commanded by a
Major General
Second Drision.
The counties of Iowa, Dane, Sank,
Green, Grant, Crawford, and ST Croix,
shall compose the Second Division, and
be commanded by Major General.
First Brigadc, First Dirision
The counties Of Milwaukee, Washing
ton, Racine, Walworth and Rock, shall
compose the First Brigade, and be COM
mandcd by Brgadier General. This
Brigade composcs the third, fourth, and
sixth Regiments, and the third separate
Battalion.
Second Brigade, First Dirision.
The counties Of Brown, Manitoowoc,
Sheboygan. Fon du Lac, Marquette.
Calumet, Winnebago, Jefferson and
Dodge, shall compose the Second Brigade,
and be commanded by Brigader Gener-
al. This Brigade composcs the second
Regiment and the fourth separate Batta-
lion.
First Brigade, Second Dicision.
The counties Of Iowa, Dane, Sank and
Green, shall compose the first Brigade,
and be commanded by Brigadier Gene
raj. This Brigade composes the first
Regiment, and the second separate Batta
lion.
Second Brigade, Second DiriSiop.
The counties of Grant, Crawford and
ST. Crox, shall compose the second Brig
ade, and be commanded by Brigader
General. This Brigade composes the fifth
Regiment, and the first and fifth separate
s Battalions.
Commanding officers Of Regiments,
separate BattolIions, and Companies, and
the officers of the Staff throughout the
Territory, will govern themselves accor-
ding to these General Orders.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chief.
WIN. r. SMITH,
Adjutant General
Militia WISCONSIN Territory.
34-6w
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HARD-WAR f.

A general assortment of HARD WARE AND
CUTLERY, including Carpenters tools; Shoe
makers tools and trimmings. Axes cooking utensils;
Looking Classes Bed Cords Plow Lines and sash
cords; Trace and Halter Chains. Wool Cards.
A large lot Of first quality NAILS, SPIKES
and BRADs. Fence Nails.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-08

Merchandise, Lumber, DC. sold in the gear
1S4l.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-08
w ANT ED.

A APPRENTICE to the Carpenter and Joiner
IA business young man of or 10 years OF age
Of good moral character and steady habits will find
desirable situation for the above business by applying
at this Office
Southport, February 9th, 1872. 81
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MARRIED.

HINT TO OLD BACHELORs)
At Manitouwoc, on Tuesday morning, by Z.
Soper, Esq, JOHN RIGNEY, merchant of this place,
TO Miss ANNA MCALIsTER, of the former place.
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Blush & WHITNEY,

HAVE removed their stock Of Goods rrou their old
i stand, on the corner of Pearl and Exchange SITS
IN the kimball block, No 81, of Main x Park
sis OF which their customers and friends generally
will please take notice
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Take Notice.

A Ii demands in my hands. due the Southport
~ Telegraph for last year, will be collected with
out delay or regard TO persons. few days VIII he
given for settlement-and those nj distance lon
gertime. WIN b. SLOCUM.
Southport: January 25ih. 1912
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CIR 0lE RLE 4

Inseed and Sp-rm on s rr,n and 7dL,o
CANDLES. SOAP. Iuponts POWDER. Per
cussion CAPS. Tobacco and Cigars Of various quail
ties. Almonds and Rasins.
large lot Of CHINA, GLASS, and
QUEENSWARE, including some beauti-
FIJI SETS Of CHINA.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE and
COPAL VARNISH, E-STUFFS,
WLNDOW-GLASS, a prime article
Swaim's PANA CEA. INDIAN VE-
GEIA BILE PILLS.
LyBrand g. Smith.
JACOB LYBRAND. EDWARD w. SMITH.
Racine, January ii, 1912. 3l-6m
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%% HD sSO
Fur, Sealette and Seaisku CAPS for Gentlemen
and Rows
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Prospective Estimate Of the amount of
Merchandise &c. to be imported The en-
Sang year.
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nM Southport
mG@sh
@
"A ""@"F r"'A""d" season %r"'" "%""d"""T Fable "
""~""""""
~ ~
compared Ia
"s'"'"+ organ"
T%n B
m
''" "" ""Y" $%%$
The %" $S$ ] @ $:
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Produce no,o on hand and mostly contracted
Jor, designed to be slapped the ensuing
season.
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NewStore at Racine, WISCONSIN
FRESH GOODS.

and Broad Cloths. Black, coured and super Fancy
Doe skin CaSSimeres Satneits; Jeans; Hard Times;
Genoa Cord; Beaverteen; xtra super silk Velvet
and Satin Vestings Silk Serge. An assortment OF
Fancy NeStingS some and heauliul patterns -
to'ored and whiie blankets pl in and twIlcd, some
OF which extra super super including Cradle iila
kets. White yellow, Green and Red lannelS PLAIN
and twi led Cotton Doa-skin FlannelS, hite and
coored. Iinsey PLAN and plaid Tickings. hecks;
Bureau covers Brown Holland colored Cam5rics
Irish Linen; Russia Sheetng; Russia Diaper; Birds
eye Diaper, very fine; Osnahurgs; twiled Linen Bag
ging first rate article; Crash; Domestic Stripes,
plain and twilled. Damask Table Linen and Table
covers white and colored. Cotton Diaper Cotton Drill
ling, unbeached hite and colored. large assortment
Domestic Muslin, bleached and unbleached. Black and
bored Mernoes. Dress and Furniture Chlntz and
Cacoes American. British and French. Moussene
De Lame, figured, striped and plain black. Gros De
Swiss; GrOs lie Naples black end colored; Senshaw:
Florence; Bonnet Lawns; ambric, Jaconet SWISS
Mnh Book and Japaned MusIinS. Bishop Lawn
Cambria Linen; Lawn Lawn; corded Skirts; Ladies
Dress iandkereheis and Crayas. very rich and ele-
gait Lace Collars and Chemisetts. Laces; Wash
Bond figured and lain Robnet. Bonnet Ribands.
Satin, Mantua and GAUGE Rbands. Rem-stitched
Linen Cambria HandkerChiefs. An assortment of
Pocket Handkerchief for Ladies' cambria nmiiy;
Mermo and other Shaws. great variety OF small
fancy articles, and full assortment of trimmings of
many kinds including those fo- tailor'S use. Artificial
Flowers aides Baskets, article \ gene al
assortment of Gloves AMI 'os"ry Cor dies Gentle
men and children Wool,u omlots ugt lin
Alitts b ack and Fancy K C.n>gts. S..i aud
Cotton Pocket .sndke CHI IS stocks SuSp. ad~rs.
A fine assortment of { NBuEiI rs u-niure
and silk Oil Cloths Paper liangings. Black and
VIII lie " adding Cotton Iaps
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PERFUMERY.
BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S

BRELAL q BA UDTS
ODONTAL OR BALSAMIC ELIXIR, FOR
" preserving the gums and teeth This invaluable denti
fce ia offered the public the properties
Of strengthening the spongy cleaning the mouth and
whitening the teeth refreshing the palate and taking away all
Of The stomach smoking, or from decayed teeth
In word is beyond the necessity OF pull Make trial
with a bottle and il will speak for ITSELF
N. B. Each bottle bearing the directions the label Sold
by Messs Soulad Delluc, 5sl Broadway and Park
MIR. H. King Co. 46i Broadway corner Grand Mr.. Mlhau
Messs Rushton Aspinwal, ITO Broadway, S6 William and
10 Astor House. au5 msrc
ORRIS TOOTH WASH-Prepared from the original re-
" cpe at Nos Gold street, New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the
ties isIeannr the eth and mouth restoring the
healthy state and preventing unpleasant taste odou
the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth from de
ranged Of the stomach.
designed to be used with tooth Brush and will be found
supeede the necessity OF powder keeping TIE teeth clean
and preventing the wearing OF the r the teeth
Ii particularly useful in cases Of pungy restoring the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and gums arising from
exposure cold t will be found highly beneficial II is par
cuay servceabe the Orrs Tooth Wash night
before retiring This method recommended by em-
dentists BY doing all PARTICLES of food which
mulate during the day entirely removed and the mouth
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
OF hunanty but how neglect the attention
surrounded all
needed Among these know OF pleasant
e6ectua than the Onis Tooth Wast ceanses snd wh
the teeth strengthens the ure the mouth and
sweeens the breah. We recommend all, young and
old Boston Morning Post.
The Ouis Tooth Wash the detergent used
our enamel.-t Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists in the city md
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EXPERIENCE

F9YG h. MEb IL xtFES oEN
GEES Several million boxes have been and given perfect
P& f q chs ssys X md 'H c%ERcvMEN
Lawyers Professors rich and poor high snd Iow-n fact,
assS The
P ssl s%s hS s city sso and Si
ass s
boxes with bis attached The Doctor being a.
ceiy the city Of New York gives character to his
ration ''; Go 81 CHS COLDS, CONSUMPTION
Asthma Tgsnes q he Gh,; whO ~, COugh Cough A.!
ey sd By hey
all S sT . f to s
influence the Of the Rev Mr. Anthony the Rev
been gwen up a. WORMS worms CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their being suspected Children
an adults often suffer much from them when box Of sber
% have
persons the brink Of ,hs fast wasting and the
the only hope to sheman Worm Lozenses wheshave re-
s the & he and
blessings for the Of Their dear
tire eFad'''G MGA d SlHai Fs&IPiTAToN
Lowness of Spirits Fatigue, Painting Desr ondency Nervous
Diseases ssnsIay and Sea sesnss n subject e S ,hs
In
like ip no n 5 &c TO v"Ssss S e.
tgue attending crowded parties will find them to relieve
Warehouse los Nassau street Asens-Churehs, 1873 Bow;
cry E E 30 Syn and n% ,n Chambers nS
5ss and n ESGn :ss ssS
Scpa b. eaeseanSy isst Rs .on
Doctors % s
than in six legal right to administer
qSS oS iSsy sy BY any
G % ne p sm e
offence to practice medicine or surgery without legal d.
Dr. Carpenter however has no TO complain
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THE PRIVATE
m TREATISE,

THIS is little volume certain delicate Diseases by Dr.
RALPH, "a which the speedy and private Of
stated the painest possible There
class Of patients that does highly value this little book but
month month, still deeply Interested in 1.-THE
osuch delays and the proper Of being
fully explained Prise 81. - .r
Dr. Ralph also begs that he consulted hs
residence, SO Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however Of obtaining the confidence Of
coming this city, he bess here repeat what he
stated in another column Of this paper under his
structure" that beside his rank Graduate of Edinburgh
&c. he has been engaged in the Of these both
hosps and city practice flor than thirty and has
he has testimonial letters from the eminent physicians in
Europe. to the eminent in Americas Sir Ashley Coo
Others and that he permitted refer almost every pysi-
clan Of emnence in this CITY, Communications by
carefully replied 70, anil lmS
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PORTUGUESE
+ E M A L T. Pill L s d.

N; DE B0UDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL;
THE Scientific combiranon Of ingredients Of which these
ration Of the world. They known all Europe
certain in producing the monthly tuns Their certainty, in al
cases. being such that ev must not Be used during
produce miscarragc IL used during that period.
The directions translated into English and cnveoped
round with the seal q the importer stamped boz
tains the ssnasrre Of M de BcpdecqSs and hs English
agent fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail any Of the United
States. letter. directed to pr. F. Melvsau bsi "a. New
York. will meet with immediate attention. All letters must
be post paid. Sold BY appointment at 100 Cherry Cahs
ns Price s. Half boxes S. No half boxes cent hy
mail. a lmer dkW
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WATERING PLACES, sc.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD.-l8i2.
THIS romantic and fashionable will be conducted dur
ing the present under the direction aud
dance of the subscriber. II has undergone complete and
thorough REPAIR and open for the reception Of visitors
No effort will be spared maintain the deseedy high charac
ter which it has heretofore acquired .
As tables will be furnished with delicacy
that the New York market Afford and possible at
tenton that promote the convenience and of
patrons will be promptly bestowed The road leading to this
establishment and especially that of the mountain has
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
Messrs A. Beach Co.'s excellent line OF stages will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
House, the arrival Of the boats.
c. l.. BEACH, Proprietor.
June 18th. 1872 lelt 3mr
CHARON SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR WATER may
- be had OF the Agents Dickson Co.. 1913 Broadway,
Rheumatic, Cutaneous and Dyspeptic ComoIaints
eyes debility, eryspelas scrofua liver complaint, affection
kidney & Thy their pemission) Is made
The following medical gentlemen:
HUGH MCLEAN, M. D., w arren-st.
DR.. BEDFORD Prof. University, Med. Dep.
Prof. PATTERSON, Med. Dep.
DR.. WHITE, Cherry Valley, N. Y.
Prof. HADLEY, ExPrest Med. College, N. Y.
Dr.. DELAFIELD, Bleecker-st. N. Y.
Sold by Rushton AsPinwll, at their stores, Broadway,
William and Aston House; A. B. Sands 273 Broad
way J. MilhsH 1888 Broadway Southland, Deluce o..
Park Row and ISL Broadway; Il. L. Cotton 1863 Blocker ST
j. r. Chiffon. Broadway John Msakn. 5l Broadway; ID.
w. II. Minor 1872 Broadway H. g. Leeds, Fulton street.
Brooklyn Thomas Green, 800 Broadway; j. Coddngon
Spring and Hudson street. les 3m
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Home Depart acknowledgements Intelligence
Accidents, Sc. sc.

4 "HAIs BREAprH EseAYE."-The steamship Britannia,
on her trip to this port dense log on he
Banks of Newfoundland, and close watch was KEPT h
usual the bow While the passengers hs lunch
loud shri cry heard from the watch Of helm hard
down." They rushed on deck and discovered direeuy
ahead small fishing schooner the skipper and crew Of
which standing with their arms elevated hs 80
pictures Of fright and despair The helm was 80 close
she TO the schooner that in describing tns s,h
avoid H. the stern ofthe ship came within nre ~, @
little craft. Had the man the lookout turned ms eye
an instant from the watch or had the noble steamship
been less ready to obey her helm the scnoon % -,
been struck amidshps and down without asoui 10
tell her fate The tears streamed from the eyes Of the
skipper and loud exclamation oil GOD Diess you !! es
capped from his lips the steamship noaed on ana ne
found himself safeThere were not many dry eyes ON
board the Britannia the humane Captain Of which, may
well be imagined made no conceameht oil ms JOY al the
G.Na OF CoIsr have been detected in steuben Co.
About four weeks ago (as informed) named
Hoyt was arrested the town of Wayne or Tyrone lot
stealing yoke OF oxen In order to escape punishment
he gave the officers information Of the whereabou Of
tensive bogus manufacturers in Steuben Eight
nine have already been arrested among them are Mr..
Burge ahd his three sons living the Bath road leading
from Wayne Hotel Dies and implements for carrying on
the coming business upon quite extensive scale
found in BIS barn. According to Hoyts statement they
Henry Thompson. ofTyrone, and lawyer named LET
erts, OF Havana also among the arrested and they
have all been committed for trial together with two or
and American half dollars.-Penn Yan. Dem
New DIscovERY-A correspondent of the N H. Pa
triot, writing from the White Mountains, says
AT Franconia they have curiosity which has escaped
the dgent eye the tourist until the present 1t
is called the Pool" II in bed the Pemigew
river Professor Siman used say in his geological
lectures that the sight of the Basin Chat gem of beau
ty) would repay for journey OF hundred miles
Wn the learned Professor would say oil the POOL
mo. imagine. IL IL the BASIN on an immense scale. ne
SIcuIaI waiS OF stone wnch shu, II m are ABOUT one
unureo eet hgh, carved smoohy ~ 'ne chise OF Tue
@nrhhg stream, OUT Oh the SOHO rock. Inc rooi Is
Jour or five rods wide and the water in 1t is forty or fifty
ioel ueeP
CoAoH LADEN WITH BuLLIoN-On the 10th inst. as
W ~ To w m
ers hill heavy crash heard, and discovered
that the springs and body and part Of the carriage
broken The Eagle appears from the statement Of one
OF the Guards laden with nearly four tons of bullion
i.s way 70 tne cohnen, FOR the que security OF the
- IT, 'Io suaI1s hau oeeh ureo,eu 10 accompany
oe''-L0"d0" I1a"'"e', ou'y TO-
LEGsLAroR AMONG THE MnsIsG.-The Missouri Re-
porter Oh august ioh says-We received letter yester
Iay ua,eu uion, NO. aug iVth whcn states that Jas
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON ID E IN Il TT.

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE NEw YoTt HrRAIp-A daily paper, issued eveJy
morning Of the weekpcs cents Country sul
scnbe umshed the rate, for any specific period
remittance in No sent NJ Jess raid
THg WEEKLY HERALp-lssued every Saturday morning al
nine oclocios sIr sra gafsr Gems yer
same rate for any specified period.
CoRRRspoNDEErs requested TO address their letters
yAnEs GonDou BrrEErr. Pestsr snS EdisoTsnd all o.
0ea hndines mnn - pen 49,
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with ruptures rely the best
instrumental aid the world affords, application at the
Office, No. Vesey street. either Of the the
principal the United States Be careful examine the
back pad of uf ruses, to they endorsed by DIR
Hull in writing: None genuine, To be relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many persons have unde raken vend limitations of Hu
celebrated usses and thousands imposed upon
These limitations cannot be relied they
made by unskul mechanics and better than the od
trusses.
Rooms have been fitted No. Vesey street. exclusively
Tor ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
men where female attendance wait upon
female patients. au26i I'm
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MADAME RESTEI.I.

TEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence Ns Green
wch street. where she be consulted with the
confidence on all complaints incdento the human frame
Madame Restes mode Of treatment in all Of rregu.
ty q those functions Of nature upon which
days 20 effect perfect cure Ladies desiring proper medical
attendance during confinement other ndsposition will be
during such time with private and respectable
board Preventive Powden, for married ladies' whose
will be sent by mail any part the United States Price
N. Y. city, will be received.
Boston Once. MOI ESSEX street. jvs liner dSw
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
PHI A r NJ A G. Y
ESTABLISHED FOR THE

ESTABLISHED FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
% ines
SaSs Obtained sesSy un
'',''FiTf E Is fSl GisiS Tonic MIXTURE
i md XII r.
with great success fever ague and as pre-.
's'''' " y Th Sfd H sf; and each
G tn. cure of sc p
diate and relief guaranteed Sold bottles !,
THE RA R A5T ERA MIXTURE; n
the oSe SI
toms produced BY njuaieiOus Of mercury or by
sss se; s i.sa PILL
sPd sasitiHs sss xSsl: Asshy sso%
s 10. hs drastic a s
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL
s raj ad sn ns . TO Of and e
ST. SIX zsTLsS s'q cooPERs PILL
4H iRs RSH MISUNDERSTANDING FRI Is s' sau
s Sod m al 20 s
raE e aI
the Skim Sold Closely phisl, a each
wv " S. s ss' =. 81 S.sfsw.y:
Fl Pii ki e. f e. ha5 SIS Grand i1,si, street.
pI. Newman. ln Cherry street n-..,.
Principal office Of the College fer New York 81 Nassau
street
su9s smr W. sRICHARDsON. Agent
p IL Vii %Hf M
sIe4ed between The United states and de tibs
?st1; = i
thai Sse Ohio Ss n cn MSnSp G
issatyPia'S Is DISPOSAL p
miles square situated the north side OF the Maumee rver
North Of the base line and east of the meridian.
Fractional sections and two in township five of range
f~ona sections one eleven, twelve thirteen twentyo,
ss sg s%ePy ,. IN OF eight
four FIVE, and six, in fractional township
Fractional township sir, including The sixteenth section Of
SECTION thyour and fractional sections twenty two,
,nS n tS~nsp
fractional sections SEVEN eighteen and nineteen. in town
@ "a sss @ ss Ss.sa % ss
Indian Reserves and which, undey treaty supulaons with hs
Indians BY whom they respectively ceded are to be sold
North Of the base line and east Of the meridian.
fractional section .irteen within the Reserve at Ocquanoxa'
rssss IN Township two 90 Of Rsnse four
seeaon sixteen a the Biz Spring Reservation in township
South Of the base line and east Of the meridian
Section sixteen IN the Hog Cr2ek Reserve township four
Sections sireenin townships FIVE and six in the wapaush
konnetta Reserve, OF ranges six and seven.
Section sixteen in the Lewistown Reserve, in township
Of range eight
Also at the same time and place, will he offered public
Of the southeast fraction section eighteen side Of
Sandusky nver in township north, Of range fifteen
1 soSGsr Se so offered will Be admitted until after
the Gwen under G Sand the twenty
"'iiu ua' VI ''-'' ~ JOHN TYLER
BY the President
mo. NJ. MOORE,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
aaIQ toroA
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NO OUACKERY !!

DR BROWDERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
- TURNIP. for the of Consumpons Coughs, Colds,
Splitting of Blood, and all other Breast Complaints.
On Of the many claiming medical
qualities the subscriber has felt in brngn the
claims of his medicine before The public. He that in
his present undertaking. he will be styled by the
quack and his medicine be its qualities good quacke
yet this will longer restrain him from aordng the
afflicted the Of relief If they his remedy
in time,
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Turnp is in itself certain
remedy for Inflammation of the pectora organs which, though
slight at FIRST (as colds) often results in
His experience authorizes him in putting his discovery
in composition with and all the muludnous 9p9
that meet the public cdent that fair trial VIII
result all the attesatons of its
medical qualities that have been him By those who
have attested its worth by use.
The delicate lady, in all and every condition Of life,
this compound without the slightest risk nconve
And in all Of darrh9, complaints of
ordinary character seldom n fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly appecang the merits of other edi
cnes and without detractng in the least from the medical
practitioner this remedy is offered the world the best
safest and sest remedy for all affections Of he lungs and
certificates of hundreds who AFTER nding money,
and almost bere Of hope have esoed to him for relief and
found il.
Ply cians invited pulmonary affections, and
In all cases where cough left after measles.
The proprietor Agents in the principal cities the Uni
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by c. H. RING 50 Fn.ton
corner Cliff Guion, ~ DR.. Crowell, 286 Bowery Bassett
ga Dickie. 3 Broadway Coddington, corner Hudson and
Spring au7 eod3mr