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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01
TIE TREATY.
now placed

The Treaty with ENGLAND, the first,
we believe, ever negotiated with that
Power in the United States, was RArI-
FLED BY THE SENATE on Saturday eve
ming lat about nice O'clock after a dis
cussion of four days. The proceedings
are not made public; but it is generally
understood that the vote of ratification
was no less strong than THIRrY-NINH
Yeas against NINE Mays.
When we consider The variety of sub
jects which the Treaty is supposed to
embrace. their magnitude, and the obvi-
Gus and acknowledged difficulty Of some
of them; and when we consider the state
of the country, aud the effects of that un-
happy party spirit, which in regard to
other important subjects, 50 much dis
tracts our public councils, this strong and
decisive majority, necessary made up of
members of all parties, reflects the high
est credit upon those who have conduc-
ted the negotiation, and gives the fullest
assurance that the National honor has
been maintained, and all the great inter-
ests affected by the Treaty eIlectually
upheld and promoted.
Most sincerely and cordially do we
felicitate the country on this suspicious
result; and we may properly cUugratu-
late the World on the event, since, if
any of the difficulties, now settled. had
terminated in war between the United
States and England, such war must
have convuIsed the globe. We cannot
but indulge the hope that this favorable
settlement of affairs with Englard is but
the first, in series of measures and E.
vents. tending to restore the country to
its former prosperity. Let US hail it as
the welcome harbinger of better times !!
Nat. hte1kgencer.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01
arEfpGa

On the 05th inst, by the Rev. C. Par
kison, Mr.. Frederick Hudfte, TO Miss
Elizabeth .MaphiS, all Of this county.
On the 50th inst. by the same, Mr..
George Day, to Miss Catherine &ptler,
ali of this county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01

Important Meas from Florida -Ex-
tract of letter from Brig. General
Worth, dated:
"Ce&ar Kegs, fig. IL.
II have now 70 report the thorough
pacifcation of this Territory. Holacta
E'aaathIachee, (BowIegs,) accompanied by
Two noted sub-Chieis, representing the
Southern Indians, met me at Tampa on
the 9Th instant, and in their behalf, glad
y accepted the concession reported in
my despatch on the oath uItimo. Com
ing with me to this place, they proceeded
IN search of the Greeks, anil returned on
the 10th with Octimtia, T{gertnk and
others, representing those people. The
former are to pass within the designated
limits Immediately; the latter as soon
as they can be collected. Some have al
ready crossed the Suwannee, aud the
whole will have done so in ten or twelve
days. Many have already signified a
wish to be sent to their friends in the
West; Tigertail particularly, is urgent to
go Immediately, but have represented
the importance to himself to take res
pectable band with him."
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01
-nSas..~

The tariff bill, we suppose. has been
acted 90 in the house upon the senate S
amendments, and if they have been ac-
cepted by that body, it has no doubt be-
fore now received the sanction of the ex-
ecutive. We cannot believe that MIR.
Tyler would veto bill with the dis ri-
button clause stricken ou., under the
circumstances in which the treasury is
now placed.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01

Horrible .9Bair. We learn IRON the
Lexington Star the particulars of the
most diabolcal act we ever heard of. On
sunday the 9Th uIt. blacksmith living
at Brownsbarg, in Rockbridge county.
by the Fame of Jno. Reed, who, it is said
has been laborng under mental derang-
ment for some time past, made an al
tack with bar of iron upon his wife and
children, with the intention of killing
them; and shocking to relate, he killed
one of the youngest of his children, and
mortaily wounded another, in the most
brutal manner. His wife and eldest
daughter succeeded in making their es-
cape, and thus escaped being also killed.
A gentleman by the name of McChes-
ney, attracted by the noise. went, in
company with another gentleman, to the
house Of Reed, and made ar attempt to
secure him. In the attempt. Mr.. Nice.
received blow upon the head with the
bar of iron from Reed, which so fractu-
red his skull that he died in about two
hours. Reed was soon taken, however.
b. the citizens. and confined in Jail
He is said at times to be sensible of hav-
ing perpetrated the foul deed, and exhib-
its symptoms Of the most acute mental
anguish. The only reason be gives for
the act, ia, that ''his children had become
Ioathsome in bis sight," and therefore he
thought he ought to put an end to their
existence.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

lLfADLI osafig mace Al f1s eJrl1IT1U1 n csrTE1
~ 2oderEa-s0 81 Mortgage executed by bs--y La1fas
sao suszn INES. q ire 81 Brslo Ibs c3unt.
Ct kaI2Iss En1 Is-rE9rT Of "a lsrgrsn- An4-sw e
.sfson 81 ne Place bss-5sg date the E~s1Fy
FereIit osy q sorGa-r lie TeE- 0f0ur Lord sE
teen HUNDRED and fgrss and .scgr9s1 III Inc Reg
His: Oce fOr The e9galy q kEcze. LIE II ssz-a
Gay 81 March u Tie Ts2r q 0ur Lord one th0GsEnc
eag1; hsDcrs5 and f3-Er OrP, slghs o'clock A N
q ne Record Duot Volume D. Il mortgages Oh atras
oos hundred and thirty lI39.l and che hundred and
i1lrry one l3l9 q CERTAIN y--lsss EgfGs-s sElo
oO9nty d Rae10s, AID oeserI5e3 IN said mortgage
osse iollywt wit he easi half q B.Ih cps
quarter d ser80l 1Bs1osr n1s A also tie eas- ABl
q The ror11 e2s. quarter u set1sE number n-e r
Bon Lola II ioz1 n oo-lh -znrs I'm t,-- fysr-
~ I'D The EboTs named r5sres q 1a3c
lying and beng . fbs Milwaukee Land district
staen EsB1 mortgage wss glVea % secure payment
By lrslSlrsots o. three hundred and eighty dol
iE's and eghlssa ces. Z-d Oh which SAD r20r gage
There ls c1Esc - Dc DE lie date q Tia 19ilns
lie 0ff&o h21ired and th4-1eea d0ars and EfIy
esnss- s2l3,59.
Now therefore o0.lce IL hereby E1Ts that By Tl,tae
q the power q EEle confsinad il sad mortgage Ds5
and ia y1rsaEacs Of The sfstuls sEe1 made
and PROVIDED she sax premises III be cold 3; PL T.
Lie AUCTION a. Tie house q Eollls hIi1Ry IN
,4laseuf ssgfhp9rI ~ SAID eynn1y of kaclBe by ibe
NyrlgZEts the >5Erl1 q sad o i. La deputy Cd
hUrsdEy he fhlTd day q February rsEr. o.
clock d lbe forenoon d thai day satisfy The frsl
a-3c second iltialI3enis act-uug % SID mortgage
"a III c3s-f u s3etl sale 2Ilols s,5 hT law.
ANDREW 3 JACKSON, Mg-1r1see-
F1IScH x IU7TLE, A1Iy-Z3eE.
D-,H1 November G, 1874. q i!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
THE UNION iGRI(TLITRISI

AND WESTERN PRAIRIE FARMER.
Ps5Eshed a. Chicago. Mu1ihly, By ibe Uni9n g-i-
cul;grll SsrletT. ihe organ q he Illinois SAFE
Agra-glIgrgl or5ey and Of otter essern soeierief
VOL. sECOsD, 1872.
The mailer u prepared expressly 3, tie Eeete~a
P1-zy UEehai u i.e@-t0u-Ias Il ]; beng -lE iEga3
and he REMAINDER selected from t-z y-i-ee Ar9cgl
11r1l ggr1~EeTerT Ole Il lie InIle1 SlE.st that Il
Know q 10 0B-Eud greai I2rFe.y q Other exchange
,ublIGal.E and st8elll5c ys. In The srsl EOl8rDs
yUhLsbso 30 col2 leallorlF irgI practical Ia,
a.. lie u eel; and i ls cEpec4so sI2s year
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tta4l 3e able 20 EsTe many more.
TIE sec31d 1our7e "a commented with fyoelye 51z-
ges and ea1talns more mailer than any oiber agr-
eg4iUral p2prr .bE L. >. j efrecteo lie sub
seryiloas Mil enable the L A :. 10 csallnue i az
ihls raluer; The % }ect II t1e SoceiY beng 10
make money. but 10 fgrfllEh western isfn9efs NTH
psrer adapted 10 lhs1, wants - & 4eagI eosi 81
u tlrh i can be put lsheo Boz sbouac he rrenses
q publication nol be defraye6 the number Of pages
vii be reduced 30 eight, though hen suhsrr1pIl0as
will Hsirani j. "a elre pages Nil again be gwen.
Engra1 lrgs equal 10 those II aLy 0.her 2gr.eul.9
raj paper Mi! be freely usec.
RJfS--One dollar per sn1Ur1 Cvu2~--J&s n id
rG.cr S.r copies Eensl0 one posi-oifl1e Tor -. To
make onjecs &, Agricultural >oce.aes - OSef
the paper " premium - copies Will Dc sen. sO'
so. Also 20 copies n il De eJanIy Tor so
When lie sgbscrlPilOas are Obtained By one lacs4d
QaL
The frs, volume can be had in numbers :; ST.. O,
bound ~ 81 g.
AGKNT.S-Posi matters are zee pecii olly request
&C agents. and 10 reEuil names and money
Obfa-Hec - Others. Any friend - agricultural I'M
IA the Rest. l. reoueIsc 10 aci agent.
Yearly ADJ ersasers l.l be a.
lowed The use Of one Aqu 2re Of fifteen lines upon
paying s. % in acfanoe F0y other al T+nIs
81 80 I'll be charged f0f one square Df tfseen Lines
under 70. .Ae trsi lsrii0T, and 81 f- ghe second
and seteniy-6Ye Genie 70, succeeding Insertions.
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k--a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

FE7HE subscriber would respectfully an
Il no9nce 10 the inhabitants 0fihis place
who are Interested in the moral and mental
education Ofchildren and youth under their
charge, that ne will open a SCHOOL The first
week IN November next.
The school will be permanent q su;ta-
bic number Of pupils can BE secured. TIE
object Of the subscriber Will be to give
thorough practical Instruction in the vari-
Gus branches Of English education. Abe
cedarians taught on 4 new plan. and in
separate department. Every effort will
be made 10 secure the convenience and
health Of those who attend.
Terms, for one quarters tuition: Abe
cedarians. $500; Reading. Penumao>biP.
Ariihme.:c. English Grammar. and Geo
graphv. s.. 90; Rhetoric. As:r0n0m wand
Natural Philosophy. $500: Geon7-;ry.
Mensura:ion and The use OF Adams Globes
$500. The clemens OF The lain Ian
guage, and Algebra included Ia the above.
$3.50.
GEO. H. STEBBINS.
Southport. Sept. IA, ISL. Is
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
HARNESS MAKER

THE zo3erngoe5 ha,Iag made an addition 70 b.
l. f9-Der ssect. takes fhls method 70 inform the
citizens q SgutbIeri AID "a WEAKLY generally tssl
be intends 20 coulln8- II lie aooFs b1s3eEt 81 hlt
oic st1D1 % Efcauge Est, Es-a-c o0o- no-1h q ibs
Exchange H0ass-Eoo ne bslnF thankful f9r l'.,: pa
isyrEsrs siIil solcgt for TIE f8furt AID lie hat
ONE The conclusion that nItDle siEieDes IL be-
ts' than a s IN 81 ling-glre, DSiles lAai be wall
seL iYr cast fus he 10 gIss DO csoA) and
taoae cssiroDt d pgrra.s3ng BY lang II hs i11e
BE respectfully invites call and fo- tbeasel
before Purchasing slssmher z 3. 9IN>OR-
y. p. He All slso pay the highest market prlcs
n eath % srads r. greer - err A35sE. K. z. W
Ssghp9rs De. %. 3al u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
Taflorfug gathering

THE subscriber mouie respectfully r'so--r fnt
Il f.lersat and the u1gfy 8; urge Thai he 81
con.noes &c carry o. ihs tbOTe tnz,.ss u The Cad
s..-S c- No,-rh MaIr,-s.-V - Hal q Lsss
He its-kf1 fo- E,sEf EsTVE and aoes by ,,s- ssrs-
RANGE sad srsuts9a 20 ossz1sa 10 rnsrr s.s-s II
rsute ,a.-u1ars- FASHIONS -s,sdTe5 gV2-1s-4y.
Pe-s>zs sTslng 10 trim tR1 ~ lag u ~
fsgo DAM NJ CLAka>OS.
Southport. De- los- Issl g
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

: SIDNEY SKINNER
From Dogs J >au. II .e,--la

Lac6- ,lrg N4-rh ? 1871
have recommended lAs u.e II Dsc4 Mtrtsiu-l.'-
ccr- Po-lc IIIr.rl Il clrs2 para "a an VARIOUS ru1urs
c1s ef 7as 34 seru5a5zUk t.l-ut1et U1sc ali taft,
diseases acr he ekE-- E-t 1u4e Jolra !. 70 sacs1
l< ono a1 E11st k1rEll fsL as rll,f;
r--tl-ss rest- tze1. he y.lte "a liz ruIru.
it gem 1- lie f-otl energetic r-urEe-tr- srucl,p-
ling ir1u sha sys-za az .tss se1sfs Ia ias ,,sts
Lsl G-c- IL C,a-r1cs3g1t o. talleralR dsrls.rs-
r-eus al a1E Esr3- I >DITsSN 9th ~ IL
- 81 iess AGAINST erisllt gsera { l.u4 ltsss
rs arg t-a s1F c}a..- g.. 81. L.z.,raas, II
Gea- ~. N~tf,zls CEtsaasf Lgrfs.--. a r
czrsl- tsrlf Ia ND Chemical .E1sFe- F- EYls
= A q ElL1- Dslr~1., Z fs1EGs n LAs1rIG-
.oHN OWN % u MrAAaE- Do
D. n s-rLtt. nj q. tsELEER LsErtla-rT III e.
DAt ID = FElrL- MA kAsgN1x A. CO. Ma @ 's.ss.s
- ---s JAN c1l.IAc- LE ~ EIlA VI arm 'ELc-
.Ao "a NJ Nc, ~! ED-.l1t. A. ~ tt >E4W. DlEt,o.Cs
Il NIX y 1lssgE- 4 Arour ~ "a MAgxAEu
WINS L-.1sIN ! -ss1 ann Am Arba-
l. lie pzrl1r1-z- 10 enquire sor MsrI1-I-.s Sl-Eb.
-zr-Lz.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
BLACRSMETHENG.

THE subscriber, having loca.ed thras miles and
l. half yes, r Racine, 3; Hrga.is CO-lers e Pre-
pared 10 d al kinds of sB hing Ina. can D. done 81
any Osber shop wilh despatch
Horses and Cq';Ie sh7d. WaggoHs and
.S1agAs lroned
BREAEING PLoUGHs.
Of the r1os: approved MODELS manufactured also.
Crossing and Corn Plogghs. suitable SOr P-as'ae 0.
lumber lands Fase-s respectfully invited 10 call
" Horses sho3 for s. 5 each axes ua5e and
irrar and warranted - soot II roi superior those
sod .. ,ke stores AL kinds Of edge tools rsanUtaciG
e-d OR>ON PHELPS.
Nov % =.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
TAILORIN G-THE FASHIONS

TAILORIN G-THE FASHIONS.
w o BUCK, Is now II he new building, on
w Ns-1h LfzIz street, one doc. D0r-h q z z.
Tossee'. sto-e prepared 10 a. I'll onsInes. u hls Line.
The Public may assured, Thai al work entrusted
his cts-re Il be eEecUie6. no; OIL! promptly b0i
a.o IN The besg amer and after The lsl Fashionable
srTle The asiesl al Fashioss are 10" rsoel'e Cd,
and he VIII con.ll1e IS receive theta - Published
TRAININGS
OfsI kinds kept cos.sisniIy On hand and f0' sale
cheap fo- cash.
Cutting done 10 order
v r. The pa-tDership heretofore existing between
Back f. Porter. h.. bee Dissolved oy roiuai consent
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

MISSES N & 4. DANIELS.
ENOCLD respectfully announce 10 The
w Ladies Of Sou;hpor: and v5ciniiy,
thai they have jus: arrived from ihe easi,
and having he means Of obtaining patterns
from New-Y0rk. are prepared 10 execute
all orders in their profession with dispatch,
10 the fastest and nos; Fashionable style:
and hope that The aides .! tins village,
especially those desiring 10 appear with
hats III the eastern style, Will give them !
call. as they are wishing 10 establish .hent-
selves In tie shove business
They hope by sirlct attention 20 their
business. to o6laIn liberia patronage
NIB. We ii present occupy roon in
Inc house OF Dir. '. Daniels. two doors
south o! f. H. Deni1g's. south Main-si-
Sou:hPort, Oct. ,. ISL. l9-it
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
RIFYE0U X BLOOD
O EO. W. MER CHAN TcS
IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
Elk tract OF : rSapa lila
FoR REMyvasg D1sEAKEs or vEE
kI0DD

ATRfRH 2 y On 81 CbEse Of MsrcE-r.
C2reERc asaa Ces1 EfEaaszl Dzsezssr szsa uf sr-o.
fHaa or AEa ssa Esloaag sggslEs or pezeral uzce-
-1aoG Gas cs-s1S@I rs y Zs IA. OH -est rAeeAf ggs
ears ah1 1er Fz-Es g tft sly- gzzg7 t or OK
IT, fz1s- Nczfy giEss sa Gtisy t-s r~s a. ~ r,,v
b.ts. scGr. Ga1 e1aT st-suf@c aFtttczs- -Eegn7,,r
e. & lazE FItel1a rs gzEgs u tle sgasef 5ts.
rere- sores -0s z.ast oA1 Eres 81 GN lends ss EeaSg
sail veaz gEz gzsorTs a4 o1h 41se4ss a-sszs from
CT Iry--e sac 81 ts oo9 aLS0 fszts1z4 ceszyessss
r5les rkroz2r tIsozE q III izgtr lEzEs GEa rEes:
g-E1Ea tx s1oaazck Is s&ass 81. s1tszss Or Fc Il.
rs RzEsgEEe z.Ez sx1e1 - 2 esuzEzp rv-ZH r
nselscsat lz4a ~ seAeral 2a.l4se-
In remedy IRE pared Aar8o-froTD lie choices:
sslacseL materials, he AelIFe properties o. which are
extracted by al Wed process wlIhoui bsgI O.
aresln. o which = Erelerr b. hys5cla1s ~ beng
1aorr unborn z1a 2cllVs han any ol1Er o4M before
Ile pUb45c-
Il acs ere stubborn things Read tie following
RESPECTABLE TESTIMONIALS
ER-r4cl q 4ssser from Dr. SsGoey Sk1I1s..
Messrs Il Harris & c. As14rulE:
ITsEiie E1ea- \ our zEEuI passing iA-0Hgh o.,
Fizee s5erl lir1s srats esliesa nh QaE-IlIy
% n; y ~ Marrh2a.'s Improved Flul5 EIfraes II
>arszFar4llA- ieaEe So Ia ed reco1u rneEdso sip.
acklss1 TIE q u1Etss- al strofuag e:usps
Wlh ihE r2csi Satisfactory res-1s- Our .t1ss-
noI 1l L1f1 u C,CZA Is
bug have introduced Il inls 1hssF private rAsaats L.
sianLsrd remedy IL ali diseases q lie blood
y DC Ms-l confer tETur By forwarding llsy
: q Z auZe- to-..Ex
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

DEFAULT having been made IN The payr7s1, o.:
~ certain principal and interest moneys Due upon al
Ir5er,ure Of mortgage erecU.ei By BurnuTn Weo,er
70 VII! an F. 4lIles b-srag cse the elghih sayO:
MAY A H. 1871 and recorded n the Office Os Register
q ie3s G. Racine county ". T. OF The tenlh day Of
June A. ID l-4l q = clock doom, N Volume u OF
mortgages Z: pages - 81 I1 hlch lhere L claim
e. 10 be dre a. The daIs OF ihls notice The Of
hundred and iOu-.eeo dollars and fifty cenis
Note Is herb. gIrsa. iba. b. virtue Q! The power
Of sale contained n said mortgage and n pursuance
the statute IN such case made and pro- l3ed-wIl b
sold =. PUBLIC AUCTION % the highest bidder
a, The Temperance House kers By Hollis hIiDey IN
he town of >0g;hp0-t Ou the End day o; March usr.
al 90 cork II ihe forenoon The premises described n
said mortgage much thereof IS VIII satisfy and
dlcharg- sad principal and interest mooney and Gusts.
yIz-.AH the 81 oEy ng described Los Of Land sI.Jla.e
In the Village Of So0,hpOri n sad county, 10 wi: 10:
No two ~ IN block No. ten ilol On toe sou has:
quarter Of see o 10. ihiryO0e, according 20 the pa,
and sryey Of sid sI.sge recorded the ofc= o: Reg
SER u deeds Of aid County May foarlA T. g. :"
Dated =. Southport :he Egar1h day Of December l84l
WILLIAM 2. WATTLES, Morigsge.
T. y. LOWELL, Attorney. -5-w -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
SOUTHPORT ACADEMY.

TIME Trustees Of the SOUTHPORT AC4D
n Envy wO1lt Inf5rra the Publlc luzI,
Mr. L. P. HARVEY,
Receni's Teacher IN Woodward CoIlege, Cincin-
aail fr01es open IhIs Institution for tie recep-
ilgu II srhslzrs. " ednexday. the lsl day Of De
cerzoef neEt, II he fJ.l0wlug terms per session
Rez1lng, Wiring, ArlihneIsc and Geography
Per scholar
50 CO.
EngIlsh G-srzrzar Natural Philosophy.
Chemistry Sc. 81 90
Language ard the higher branches Of
Ma,hesaa,scs, So %.
NJ a. = vel known 70 many Of our citizens and
j. aleo fully recommended 10 by those who are
acquainted "a tn h.s success IL the business Of IL
sIrucEbJu.
A. rs des gaed 20 make this permanent Clas
sea! Iu..tU,sOu, Is earnestly hoped Iha, the Pgb
lie VIII extend LIBERAL patronage 10 rs support
Scholars from the country, ceSIro1s o. attending
the School- can be accommodated with board II
private fam4lIes reasonable charges.
WILLIAM BULLEN, MICHAEL FRANK,
Il. Ill, DENING, d. P. STRYkER
f.. G, MNGATT. DAVID CROSIT,
GEORGE BENNETT. H. WHITNEY.
TRUSTEES
southport Neesrshcr IS ISli. 2S-tf
Reference may be made TO any one of the Trus-
tees, of 10 Rev. Mr.. KINNEY,
GEN, HUGCNIN,
l.. PoMERoY. Esq.
Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
Bernard FaCEaugh.in,

E AS removed 10 his new Shop. one
~ door west Of Mr. D0rkee's large
building-where be will De most happy 10
accommodate those who may call upon him:
and all business entrusted 10 his care viii
be done IN the most fashionable s.yle.
Cutting done 10 order, and warranted 10
Fl,
n B. All kinds of grain. taken in paw
nneni, and work done upon the shores.
no;.ce.
Southport. June 22th. lS4l. ava
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
SASH SASH!

- ~ jail
The Subscriber has established him selT
in the village of Southport. and intends
carrying on The Sash Making business In
all lis various branches OF
GOTHIC, ELlPTlCAL. FANCY AND
PLAIN SASH.
He intends 10 conform 10 The times and
DO any work in his line as reasonable as
any Ole can afford 10 for ready pay. and
ne hopes by strict attention 10 business and
faithful! performance OF all work. 10 Merit
and receive share OF public patronage.
All kinds Of produce taken OF the f-r-
ner for sash. and all orders left al The Store
Of Torrey. Morrison & Co. will Be prompt
ly attended 10. where !, Is INTENDED sash
will i: all times be for sale.
II. y. MINER.
Southport. June -. ls4l. lynIv2
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

BARNES AND GOULD
HAEE entered into a co-parnership in
HI the above business, and would re-
specially inform the Inhabitants Of South
por, and lis vicinity. that they have taken
a Shop over Mitchell & BuIen's wagon
shop, On Pearl street, W here they intend 10
carry il on In all lis various branches
such as House, Sign, Chair, Iniiaiion,and
Ornamental painting: Gliding, Bronzing,
Glazing, and Paper Hanging.
All orders receiAed, viii be executed
with neainess and dispatch. at Chicago
prices, or. as low as at any shop In The
Territory.
n B. Grain. Flour. and Pork, taken in
paymen, for work done in the country.
Southport. April u, lS4l. 6mn44
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25
D0cf. y, 6, .TEsyfSsOn.

Docs. y. g. .FEugsson.
III AS sOdisPOsed of his other business.
4 Il tina. hereafter he will be able 10 de-
vote his whole time and attention 10 The
practice OF medicine. He feels grateful
10 those tina, have Pa:ronized him hereto
fore and 10 such he would refer the public
for information respecting bis practice
Office On Park street. few rods south Of
J. H. Boardnan's Exchange.
Southport, June 80, IS4l.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-25

pLlSH & WHITNEY-Ge0e-al Dealers n DRY
ID GOODS G5o-er5@, Cro-fe-y, H1-d.aGrs. GlGfs.
.bolGs, 3rc. A. !belr LEN stand
No. 81. Corner Of Main and Park-sts
DAVID BLIsH. yR. LUTHER wHITxEY.yR.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-22
POETRY.
For The Camden Journal.

For The Camden Journal
There is a blank within the soul, void within the
heart, ~
A struggle for feeling that life cannot mpart;
Thick clouds of darkness hang above and shrouds all
hope in gloom,
And sorrow kills each budding thought, and makes
the mind tomb.
No tempest rules the sinking heart no passion leaves
r' its lair,
But spllon silence holds it back, in motioness des-
pair; '.'
And madness would be welcome, or death would
shed light,
Where doubt and darkness keep the soul in eveslaa
ting night.
Vain is each wish that lifts the sight to rest on some
bright spot,
For all around is dcsolate, forgetful and forgot;
Tears have feeling in them, like morning dews to
searth,
They shed moisture on the soul, cxpcng all its
dearth.
But when the clouds are hanging beneath burn
ing sky, -
The flowers and the foliage must withcr, fade and
die;
Tears arc the outlet of the heart when filed with
deepest woe' 1000,
p,, uben stream is stagnant its waters cannot
flow.
The eagle feels the arrow that brings INN from '''0
sky, o,,
Aud takes last sad look at those scenes ithat quit
his ouivering eye; a
Hisloty spirit would rscwhsre power gave 1t o'f'n'
But vain the struggle with the weight that cFusies
him to earth. :
Man hath an eagle spirit too, that makes its b0ldest
fight,
Amid those stars thGt brightly shine upon ms path
their light;
But smc his spirit in its course, and uri 1t back
again,
A sigh will tell its run' where sorrow ma'kca MARKED lis
reign. :. ~
Middle Salem, S. c. o.