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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

IMPORTANT Discovery. An important
discovery, claimed by an ingenious citizen
of Newark, N. j., which in the judgment
of scientific and practical judges, is likely
to effect the most bcncfici results. He
has made series Of experiments, and re-
gistered observations, which go to show
that the generation Of electricity constant
ly attends the generation Of steam. and
that ii is the presence Of this agent which
produces explosion in a majority of nstan-
ces. The application Of this discovery 10
the protection Of boilers is, Of course, per-
tcctly simple; all that IS necessary being
conductor to carry off the supcrabundant
electricity. His experiments, says New
Jersey paper, are Of curious and ntcres-
ting kind, in n scientific, rs well as IN
practical and beneficial light.
Providence Chron.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31
THE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, WIS, MAY 81, 1842.

u The steamboats, De Witt Clinton, Huron,
Missouri Chesapeake, Madison, Wisconsin, end
Great Western have been here from Bu6sio, du-
ring the past week.
$4,000 worth of Wheat, Pork, Flour, and Hides,
were shipped from the wharf last MI ht and this
morning, on board the schooner E. c. Merrick and
steam boat Madison
The steamboats, Western and Madison were
both at thu wharf together, this morning. and both
with excellent bands of music, making an agree ibe
and lively time.
The steamboat Huron runs between ST Josephs
and Chicago, as mail packet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

Eastern MdrketS.-The price of Flour has lately
risen in New York city, but whether the present pr-
ces will be maintained for any considerable length
of time, is thought to be doubtful. The New York
Journal OF Commerce quotes western flour atS6 12b
per barrel. Illinois wheat at 81 %. Rochester
Democrat gives the price of wheat in that city, at
81 Is per bushel, and flour at So % per barrel
Detroit flour is selling at 81 80 per barrel, mess
pork So so. Prime s. 90 per barrel
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31
Benjamin Rathburn. "A large mum

Benjamin Rathburn.-A large number
of respectable citizens, including more than
fifty members Of the Legislature, have pc
tltioned Governor Seward for the pardon OF
the above named notorious forger. This
is the second application that has been made
TO the Governor for Raihbun's pardon; bu.
he declines granting it now as he did on
former occasion. His reply TO the appli-
cauts for the pardon is clear, and must be
perfectly satisfactory to all who prize pub
lie and private morality.-F. Journal.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

a resolution has been adop,ed in the House OF
Representatives, calling upon the Secretary of the
Treasury for information as to the manner in which
Gov. Doty has managed his account for sS40,0 900
public building money with the Department. We
hope that the facts in the case will be made public
now, with official sanction.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

A daring robbery was attempted few days since
in the of Mount Pleasant, in this county. We
have not learned the full particulars. A couple of
individuals disguised, entered the house Of man
who they supposed had considerable money. He
was abs~'t fen h8e, none but females being in
the house After ransackng the house, 1.-The Williams
dccamped with all the booty they could find-some
sixty dollars. The officers of the law are in pursuit
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

The Erie.--!t is understood that the
steamer Star has been engaged for the
purpose of recovering if possible, the
engine of the lost Erie. The location
where II sunk, has been toierably we'll
marked out, and the prospect is that the
undertaking will prove successful Buff
ADJ.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31
IMPORTANT from

IMPORTANT from HAVANA and MEXICO.
BY late arrival from Havana, down to
the 3Oth ult., we have received important
intelligence from Mexico, relative to the
political movements Of that interesting
country.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

The Committee appointed by the Florida State
Convention have decided to issue immediately writs
of Election for State Officers! Thus organizing
at once State Government for Florida, under the
ST. Joseph Constitution.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

~ The present number of the Telegraph has
been delayed beyond the usual time of publication
in consequence of falling to receive our paper as
we exDected
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

05FThc great Rhode Island meeting
held in the Park, N. Y. City, on Tuesday
numbered from 6 to 5000. c.. c.. Cambre-
leng presided. The resolutions adopted
favor DORIS movements, end reflect Sc
vcrcly on the couse of the President.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

We regret to inform our readers that the
Hon. ADAM w. SNYDER, our late
candidate for Governor, departed this life
on thel5th inst. AT the most interesting
moment Of his existence, when about TO be
made Governor Of our State, he is called
from among US. Mr.. Snyder was native
of Pennsylvania and came 10 Illinois in
1916. He has been several terms in the
Legislature Of the State, and was for one
term member Of Congress. AS citizen
he was respected, and in all tho domestic
relations of life blameless and amiable.
He has left numerous personal friends and
relatives to noarn his loss. CHI. Dem.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS

PARACLETE POTTER, Esq, of Milwaukee, has
been appointed agent for the payment of pensions in
The territory of Wisconsin, We notice bya CORES.
pondence from Washington, in the Milwaukee Cou-
rier, thai the money will be sent on Immediately for
the payment of pensions accrued and accrung.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

SPECIAL EMBAssY.-Nothing thus far has trans
pred which has been made public, relative to the
good or i'll success of Lord Ashburton's special
embassy to this country. His Lordship and the
Secretary of the State hold frequent interviews,
but the results at which the negotiations are likely
ton letter writers for the New York papers, pro-
ess to understand the progress of the negotiations
and give such versions the matter as their parti-
culiar partialtes may incline them. Some pre-
rapidly being adjusted land that an amicabe set
Element of differences will soon be effected. Others
pretend to be in possession of facts, which lead
them to widely opposite results. 1t is however
certain THAT nothing is definitely known of what
has taken place between Mr. Webster and the
British embassy. In the mean time the present
condition of England and her affairs in the East,
may enable US to form some reasonable supposilions
as to the course that government may be DESTROYS
to pursue in relation to this country. The recent
refusal of France to ign the Ri ght of Search Trea-
ty with England and the European powers, and
also the recent reverses of Great Britain in Afgha-
nistan, must have favorable effect upon the adj
justment of the questions at issue. The disaffeced
condition of the British population at home, togeth-
with the spirit of instruction which prevails to
great extent in the vast possessions of the British
IN India, furnish employment for England, without
engagngn hostilities with the United States.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31

The British steamer Tevio," arrived
at Havana from Very Cruz on the 29ih
ult The late elections in Mexico had
gone entirely for Bus.amen,e. In conse-
quence Santa Ana had ordered 5000 men
to that capital.
Bustamente was TO sail for England on
the Isl of May, by the steamer "Solway,
which was to sail that day for Sou,hamp.
ton.
Fanny Ellsler had finished her engage
ments at Havana, and was to sail for Mex
leo on the 9th Of May She had letters
from all the nobleSse Of Cuba to those of
Mexico. The Governor of Vera Cruz had
offered guard Of 100 armed men, to con.
duct her in safety and triumph to the city
of Mexico. Great preparations were ma
king TO receive the "divine Fanny" in
Mexico.-M Y. Her.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-31


the payment of pensions accrued and accrung.
The following items of news we received on Friday
last by passengers from The steamboat Madison. and
Immediately issued them in extra. From later in.
tegence, we suppose they may be classed belong
Ing TO the genus humbug The New York Tribune
says, that the |iadisonian which issued On We'd
nesday after the Tuesday on which the extra pu-ports
to have been issued, says nothing with regard to the
matter. This is pretty good evidence that is hoax
nasmuch as il is said the extra come from the Madi-
sonan Office. The Tribune says further that Mr..
Wise arrested at Washington on the suspicion OF
intending to fight duel and bound over to keep he
peace for one year. 1t is thought however that his
bonts nigh, be evaded, and meeting be had STAN
y was som place in Maryland, it was supposed wait
ing for Wise. Il possible that this item below is
true but we think it very doubtful. =.
What other information we have had tends TO con-
firm the news from Rhode Island. We have nothing
later however than give below:
DUEL BETWEEN STANLY AND WISE
DEATH OF MIR. WISE.
From tho Clereland Hcrald-Ertra.
HAwLEY & Co.'S. Express. !
Buffalo, May 81, 9 clock A. NJ
Dear Sir:-I have time simply to copy en-
dorsement on Messrs. Pomeroy q Cos. trip sheet
by messenger from the east this morning
The ,Madisonian Extra contains the particu-
lars Ola duel between Stanly and Wise on Tues
day P. Nj. On the second fire Wise was shot
through the left breast, and Immediately expired
Stanly was untouched The body was brought to
Alexandria. Mr.. Mangum was Stanly's second
Mr.. F. Mallory Wise's.
POMEROY & CO.
Please communicate to, our friends of the press.
Your obi. serv'ts,
HAWLEY s. co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

der the bitter recollection u lie iosHs ohf.5 oi near
two t3u sand aHos, and hs snls 4Ucnt inlprls unoai
in thIs city, to which added the ndgnlly OF chains.
has l,li aggravated against Tie Government by which
he Was 50 hatshly tfratcd but, knowing IS do the
warmth or his feelings American, and having heard
the gratitude viii he oppressed hlmseltto Ar. Ellis
r5of 10 his departure. am suTe le could not have de
ssned 10 mpugn The Cf,ris oTNsl of our Aliuistsf.
vhaee constant, Az vii -ay paterral. s5lr,intc IN hs
behalf witnessed tom tic moment be knfa SIn ot
Geu. leslie Combs MAS with the ii sJaned expedition
An, .nerrfIc. confident. my doarsr, that You vi"
coincide with me- after tins calm review Il tic iaeis
tina, II q editorial nm,nts The Boo the 18th t'b
rdary did must &C cuunIf's nPIo Sensitive.
- There Is A part Of Nlr. Cams statement ~ (which
beg leaye to coroo, lin. lie remarks that. owing To
his confinement. "kc nearly let has hoarng art
which pa4 luced y every from the m1mca 1t lbs
arrival and to tbs IS attributable his mistake, when hr
Observes in regard l. Nh Els net replying 10 hs ol
teis Tat 'the SoefeaTy' (alladInc, suppose, 70 tho
conceived it, that II was not becoming the dignity ol
Minister 10 couespaEd with a rflsaner'
Ihe Ic, which designed II convey 10 him. but
Which from hie deafness, he did not sczc was that
VIZ Ellis h,l Mt replied by letter 10 his calnmunca
ton borausc IN 4u ,cliclt, stair OF relations with
Mexico and our neutrality IN regard Texas, he did
not deem II prudent to correspond with those who were
held by Altsco rs Texan prisoners, at the same time
agaiB aad again assuring hm that the llyeliosl inter
-, Vas taken by the Minister III hts case, and he
was earnestly uralrp tho denand for his liberty before
this Government.
Il Air tlls had entered ntoa written correspondence
with enc # the persons held Texan prisoner, he
must have oulcoi inot with all who desired and If the
fact bad come to tn knowledge Of lhe Mexican Govern
rucnt. it would have Immediately destroyed his useful
and injured the Of thaee be felt himso at lib
criy ser,c is citizens Of thu nllcd States who had
not violated our neuimhy forfeited the protection o
Our Government | ud,t THESE circumstances, II Il
NANTES, that the course pursued by our Minister "as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28
3soettcal.
"A lime"

Beautiful sririt-joy Of the heart
With ewes al. beamihs. and brow % Knight
Likes gem in the cssket Of hope, thou at
Shedding around thee a tender light
With the rratile that eeues fsom 'ay ross bp'
With their nectar thy naeiher 50 often So
with thine antics. -;hs fraliss-ihy varied air
Thoa ~esnosi hsr bosom Lon Gionght- q care.
Ana vet, rsho ran look in.s future baas.
Nor fear for the far vA.,a time ma, t--tg
reo ,oon NAV prri'A the .oant ,ce-i 'avr',
Which over thy r.th7 az seem - s9rins,
r. he feing VAC MAD. snl gave thee to arb
Tosi..aven. hon,go At tie hDIr u Il, b,fth,
1ty parent. surrcnlor thea Aussls Etii,
TT, bsrgae Of thy lfe Ger fairy tide {
n. Oslr4Ss 2i April. lS72
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sei!'E.2a2s,t epss PERSIAN
ross a.

=, ~ - ~, IN, D,1ni55hs hNars Tona"
..fr 60, "A =. ,' ~ y ~ 'i'
t.at..,' 49, Ia4 condemn, iir,, nn,I ,b
1t4. tcl r.c.a and t,1 " ara o., 7. ~ Icy ', III not
- pl;;,,> ~ ,.e tr are ,,, ,;n,,r f.
&c ar! 49,, li.s! ,- IAaf'.t .ll..,l,I:>i that In,
&c ha n in 1,,~ri lfee..2 ,oas .,'ll be.ooe ao
,..',f. w. t4,i. eei.n power o.tr }.-.asr, the,
,q. tlts..aq. ftr.-,. Id then how ''n much 'S
~, va ~ a ' -. i :, %, ".f'F',%s
II, -. -, ,'.,l 49,, ,' ~ =" '''
81 i..iIa H. ..9tz,.f, 70 s,I. IN Iynebbury
e ~ s}t... ~ #uv',i - Az.
-, ., ,''''' y l. IN VA ka'
-. ,.s.sr54Ir.9.. MS
lr,..f. ::....tr.. w.. ,,'.....z. used Ii. H.,
goo. a'5 n.t.. ..s.1s. land. d, = r., j., r, rl,rls,
- i.. .-..#i H.. H.>fr....,aa OF Persian
-, ant t.e 'I. amy 81 a.,ul, t.4 anaa, i
- i. ..'.A s.s H., l..1i h,s- ia.pasc a.,
ls '.'l. t#afii.. ia lie iii,
Jaaa lsl t.-a#8t sl.,l-.' tijAN. t.Asl.tS, N. u
L a.n..',-, y \. s..:' =. ~"
t'i'N'&-Ai r.r i j IL O." tte.iss ore Of t6s
t's' 4. 3 1...ar ''af 81 lhN aud Cigen',a of In.
'ftat, Pa" W s - ' 10 ~ + Iatch, \. y. lHll:
! - ,ei II @hasau la'zM
oza5.st m.Sf
Is .a,,r.sy. '''''''''
"a 1rl.... '- a -.aaaaI La, a,a VIE. not IN
~ 'y' 80 5 d 2.e SEC So. fi ,, a.a21a'n.
~, .'t - S'si'' mat ~ a., ~ az, ~
49,. - T.. mo-. u ,' '' f,a.,
~ y - ttr Si!i ID, ':laP' a. a2a'[
- a. i..t ,,'. in l4.,l,>t nm, answer The hill of
- F1".l:i a.1}. s'4 i ti, o.det be forthwith
=. - .''r l'atbbt r@m:an, newspaper published IN
IL town u iyubIr MO months civ, and
3'r'' rn,f G-f'. 'd a lie front door OF oeu'-
+ "h=>e '' 'hI> 'atiA On .r.3e 1o"f' daF
a 'o!t--l ''', -. go,
n, no I. u lI'Hh' GU
A''s' - WIN
.-lB,,>,, 90. a. =. -. -, or 4 II,
:: ,..t' - %, - w. '.l,.ar, T., Il,
f IT. g. =. "N =, IA.
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'' ,
,.,, - -, "%',uH ,,n
"a nara !, toiarI' r. E'Iah'h Garland ''n mn -
M 'a''rt - ''Aaocul lia'in' "ll"!a laE'' '
- "a '"'''F' iaaHaS Hte" and Hiram n.ih"sn'
leieha'''''
IL Ca,Scray.
The a1au Richard = Pollard Jr.. not la iEg entered
'eeb 'a1 tn rle' od, Cont, anI appearing oy SAT
~ IT,, 't Nv Is no. ~, an , m Il. CT.
lrs t, si H. r, ~, i bc At rules to be
Ia in jane neN. and al,yerflr lin Of tic plaintiff and
ia" ny 81 tas '''cr - 7''hMi'h inserted IN t ,.h
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q y & ".
fsNl1 subscribers have determined en- CLOSING their ba
II slncss, and shall until the 29h inst offer induce
ments to our friends and customers by selling unusually
" Z r { i : H.
Tho remainder Of stock hand the 10Th inst will be
sold at aucien that day. All those in need Of Gro
cerics. VIII fad their interest to call and examine
cur stock and prices bolr they huy.
CANNANAY 3 MOORNAE.
April t2qA
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SasssSsI.

FnNlE subscribers have 1uuod a Go partnarshinin the
Z business Of Transporting Freight and Passengers
IN the James River aud kaGlWha Canal between Rich
moud and I.ynchtarg. under the firm of Bowl Edmond
: Davenport James NJ, Boyd, Il ,btrt Edmond. and
Isaac Davenport, Jr are alone authorized to syn the
name OF said firm to contracts any debit debts Or To-
mako any engagements whatever of SAID Co
partnership which shall be binding the other Co Part
n1rs, James NJ Boyd vii supcrlstend the business IN
| iYnchhurg, and Robert Edmond and Isaac Davenport
II, in Il ehmund BOY -, EDMOND & co and
John Blair, Shephrrdson, TuNilcr s Go.
March q Is
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Y AEsss.EsE,S.

VARIETIES.
EtlIOyFL and longs at all prices.
- Bras aud common And Irons,
Brass and common Fcnders
Coal Sluttlcs and Siltcrs
SPIT Boxes. brass and common
Matters Of all sl2cs md qualities.
Candl,e,icks. plated and BRASS
Snntors, plated, brass and steel,
Brass and 1annncd l.amls
I.adiee' brea,lur Boxes,
Sugar RaNes aad Tea Cadios
For s.!o very low, by
II. b. RICHARDS.
DEE Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

y lt"lNIN-At Court held for Bedford County,
the 3Oth day Of Much / 1872:
Ga the notion Of job SHARP and JusenI B,ync ,,1
WIFI lasacoS Of George ,olcy deceased il is ordered
thai all prr'lHs having cains a-an, the estate Of tie
sud George D5oiey deceased - exhibit the same f,r
settlement to William B. Doolcy and John Sharp. Ex
'c0'afs OF 'a'd George Dvo.er within SIN MONTH, from
THIS day and that copy Of tn, order be inserted Ia
Some newspaper published in the town Of I,acher, rr
eight weeks successfully anl posted at the front door el
he Courthouse Of hs county On two sueces,y, comm
day.. \ tapv -'resfe '''s
tnrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

,-lRsiSI.--lt It. A-'d il te C.s.h, oGss 81 Ga.
Int. f1l.t VI gedfs7i, Monday tie Ii q. =.
~ ,rrh, -. 80
>laael Phillips, i-ai.'''A,
against
"a .rs, Harvey AMI James Vi William, iatfsndaat'
|. tHtTCEEf.
Tie defendant Na.thas Harvey III having etet.i h ap
rei-aee NH l,,1 security arH.d - hc \ct II assembly,
nd The .s 81 this Cpaf, an l. Appearing by satisfactory
eyileure that h iazbj;lnt u tbs Iuina7"e al'h
u.dcrrl it4 the s4i1 d, i.rdart ID app hefr the
f1-ih Na4y IN ~ 49,, sd aeseertae o IL Plain
tih lad Ia cops f tbs order be 4shNih iase:d in
me r.ser ,ii..ria tIe town al T. hh4 f5 two
'I. .s.ss,,c,y all p..c a, nc or toos u - court
H. Isc Of lis county 4 Copy &C.
RO. (. Mi Ciii.i.I., ON.
M L IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

FHNiE subscriber Will - II goods in his Inc at a small
advance on COST, ron C.7SH lis assortment
If lafjWafr and CntIcy IL large embracing Tools
Il all hhJs Building Materials. Saddery. Looking
nIasses, Cooking tres. and every thing generally
'it IN tlaId"aIe SiatGs. H. Il. RICHARDS.
jan. 81 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28
TOR PRIVATE SALE.

4 LIKELY Negro Woman. about q years old
Who lsa weaver and excellent plain cook. &c
NDo W. raised m geu;ccI family and Woman Of
u caanr'r Apply 10 NJ. TALBOT. Auctr
Mum ? IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

Tie Ab5.e Nejieiaris Tor &C BIZ
T.. 4 INMt,; Agent,
.,,, /, "hurS,N,
- I'm
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March 81
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): HHHNih:-.N r'tr. he'd ia tie Cicrl, Oice Of The
i.'. ea, ti'r tpor' II Law and Caanccry for ths
- inty OF Nelson IN tbs H5aA of harch, \. D. 1881;
i.e1er pugtr.iie!d Plaintiff,
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Os 81
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& y & J 7 DAVIS having p1rchr.>l Miralah Ia
VS. nterc-i IN tic firm Of Davis : Brothers. III, bus
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10 DOT NJ cGMFlInf srs msaufsesuriHg
- .thgse MsetiTe t,h MI lsnss. S Sa3es
At hls shop, = eoo{oFd stiss,, ptssp III orasts
Wlil De pfdnfpslA Supplied oeeIs fan $50 e
lsfI al iii ulbee Sid l,ehiAefn Street, tetMeep
High ;antI EXSitrs The Company also manu-
fattlts il Il aRRE steY n r. Z :
They are setting his for manufacturing
Mackiaesl 10 mes fasics Esnd Others, ana Will
sell The ekeiHstvh H right Ssar towns or te4tftEEs
d .sEssFs p1tsiEstss Nib sndSenIh Caro-
Ina. tiE4i 9hlAt AlaAaI2a Persons who " ish
"a IgFchakr tht rfEll HanefHelfe any run.
ss5srF Of Ataek9nes .s1rI the exclusive 4nf
a,owAs or Foubtss,ESfs felsrred u tic ceFtff-
cstesS PiBlk>A kh& city papers: IRON Those
ktyho hlse purchased andused ths Machine, AND
inv,ted q zap al ithr hfifs in Lombard Street
between ttigh afi ENetes south 4ideNof LON.
bard, "a recess deof from High.
One oftbe- FFm Winsbe ID the Office from
one tp.ahtfe N laad gesersfIs ID 1ha morn-
TT roof &ytsoMPANY. &.
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" MOTHERS, :
SPARE YOUR CHILDREN.
DR.. Paris SOOTHING SKRUI

DIR. PARIS SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Cutting Teeth.
EyHIS medicine ID used and recommended by
Il thousands of families for the Immediate
relief OF those sliltle, eIpless oIEsprtngs." A.
soon IS this meticIne is used according TO the
directions, the rhildis relieved, and receivers
without the psinl1T use of the faucet No
family should be without this medicine where
there are oI6g children.
H CAUTION -'Tbere.is deleteFious Soothing
Syrup pull up in plain bottles, and the name Of
PARIS spelled with two RS, when the genuine
i spelled with only ne,wiih several pther III.
teralons. n order to eya5e the law These
base Williams who sen counterfeit medicine 10
Destroy the health and lives Of "LlTTL r
BABES" should meet the cnpiempt OF every
person that has one drop Of paternai humanity
In them One 81 these ''heartless yillBins'Nhas
gone 10 farsk 10 publish Soothing Syrup for
ssle al his store, iD his own name, and attaches
The Directions &c. verbatim as Thai OF DR.
PARIS. Any individual that VIII thus rob the
PrepretpfSof THAI which i secured to him %by
law, N warthy seat ID the Peniteptafy HE
is MARKED.
sJ-kE " E.AiiaER, The only place in Charles
ora fdr the GrNutsE DIR 'PAhiS' SOOTHING
SYRUP. il d; The Drug Store 81
Fl BEARD & cos
III AND At q
KILHAA MS Store.
Gs-Priee 50 Gents.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE NJ. I9 ID
.NSrth sfh 81 RHLkDELPtnA. Il
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w 3 hats5 appointed As on tue and NV Faf
M . agents 10 set. Rights for our washing
Machine if MafYTss5 and Virginia, Messrs..
g. IT GfttFr I'm y 9ll.ss FL Int S IkRNER
4. III TOY. and wotttd esHtaea the public
against purchasing rights or Machines from any
ofher psrsoasthn these agents, snd those end
meFated lip our general advertisement This
eaasion Is necessary as we understand that
lscne persons ars nov making use Of a part of
I've princlRle of our Machine unlawfuiy. III
lsgchoe the fact those persons as we'll as pst-
ckasess, will Do liable to as and wifi be prosec,
/ tsa toAse extent Of the laws
7 ROOT s COMPANY.
| N5MarchNSl. 1912 AT fz#g
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May /, plesse the court, snd the gen.
tlemenfof the jury. We shall attempt 10
prove lst, that my clients hog dia not
commit.aDy depredations on he complain
antsferce; I'd, shat The hog onlg broke
three pickets instead Of six, as set form
10 the indictment, and 3D., that my c lisnI
hos no hog. nor net,er had. "a