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A DEATH BLOW TO QUACKERY.

lust PUBLIsHED ard Tor sale, Wholesale and retail
y 100 Nassau street, 1.-THE Medical Guide or, Every Man
His Own Physician in which is confined lucid ard
horoug Of disc in all its features
with simple and eectal modes Of treatment which all may
and without the aid Of John
Vaughen. NJ D. for twenty years principal physician of the
Dublin Lock Hospital.
This the only really book subject,
the London Lancet; and must, by the
for shillngs, eectuay break
business Of the quack doctors "
postpaid order, enclosing dollar, directed to HOL
LAND 4 GLOVER. New York City, will procure = copy OF
the work being of postage any Of the United
lars. IL I'm dy&wysr
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SINGING.


MADAM SUTTON having arranged to eum to Itay the
A beginning Of August pupils until that
time TO give finishing lessons 10 the Italian and English
style OF Singing Her method that pursued by Bordogn and
Vacca the m masters in Europe the strength and
with astonishing rapdity Her puIis Will have the
advantage Of her singing with them which can be gunusd
by alone who have been Ladies de-
srous Of avang thcmse Madam Suttons limited stay.
ascertain terms &c. By appcationa at Chambers street,
from o'clock till 2. mo Smsr
MUSICAL INSTHU MENTS Wholesale and Retail
1'I j. f. WOLTER. 1l6 Wet Broadway offers for sale
of Brass Instruments, giles. Tmmpets, from
bones, Comets, French Horns, and Ophclides These insu
warranted the subscriber
Professor Of Music himself. Leaders and members OF
Bands will find good article.
Also Vions, Guitar, and Bows OF descIipton-
Italian and German Strings for Haps, Vios, Alos Ceos.
Double Bass aud Guitars. jel 2wsec
BOOTH played better than during his prescott engage
ID at the Park. His Richard on Tuesday worthy
Of his former ame and his Pesca, last night hailed with
"a and Sir Edward Mortimer. for his Benefit il itsrc
EIREWORKS BY THE MANUFAC1 URERS-D.
l. MORAN x co Pyrotechssts, 70 Chatham street. offers
20 the public splendid assortment OF Frewsfks superior
quality and this other Tho
have been manufactured by them for this
ket also sell much cheaper than vender and
all goods from their No pedding from this
paceNo 10 Chatham Goods delivered to Of
the city free of expense.
N b. Exhibition Fireworks OF super quality, with Grim:
sen purple green, yellow and blue fires Also coored
fire, By the pound. il Imerc
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sm mPi 7 oesI Sv s% %S.
Reading Rooms, a, halcpast ii O'Clock. jlr
q H; S TeT happy rs
FuItoS ST. opposite Fulton Market between the hours
WasT having ben under belief that the
sssse e, 4 Ss IT,
ting of the water from those house, which have rot been
stsg 'tnsI an
.non delay call the office will please
'sS1 days. and the hour"
Office Of the Croto Aqueduct Board No Old Aims House
jS.n BIGELow. REGISTER.
The NEW X0RS FREE - Weekly News
son The present edition. 10 copies to be increased in
and EDHUSS IS
r aSss
II; Of %AfER ES;ff SKIS asS
Ths Of he ,e firm v be adjusted by either of
Alex. ) M TkAEtNkzHE:
SPLENDID BATH HOUSE FOR SALE
THE BAT, BATH NC HoysE formerly called and fGowp the
offered for SHE This magnificent establishment . in perfect
sS Sy dI
an sw a, for The excellence
similar New York or neighborhood
location edatelv front of Belmont
from the back by and
stairway.
The shove will he sod public auction Monday
9Th Of June the hour of three o'clock
less viously disposed of by private Application be
made the proprietor PATRICK DORIAN.
New Brighton, May goth, 1913 il 3tsr
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a partnership, under
the 6m of Peter PRIME 60 l66 Front street Tor the
of dealing Liquors, Wines CodIals
ton with the Wholesale Grocery Business.
PETER PRIME
GEORGE PRIME,
EDWARD BROWN.
New York, June |, 1919. il stsm
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTA I'll ISIIMENT

ESTABLISHMENT.
EXCHANGE BUILDING ROOMS &c &s7
f. RI ;s
l ,Gn have hard s
good apparatus will find i to their advantage to rroeaGe in
Of hi. They have lately import
chemicals used in Their which they every
H Ts:'fs ssa W u: bs5sssr1 Sd NY
Dr. "A. Caspagi, Richmond, Va.
p. Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
s sssn to WE LAA ssGaass Ba lS.r rh.
NO DRUGGISTS AND PLY sICIANs-The subscriber
has sf.sy sS e., his s only one
order to keep them healthy and in good condition for eeche;
purchases bay them oa
or can obtain then in Quantities and the lowest market
notice They also assured that they do receive
app ba uisd % % h. :
them only For the supply large orders four five hours
fresh from the and the .pbscseI will be happy
%,ts reservoir %ag an Hs % ="
ing Gfsc. The walk beautiful one Of about mile
fe q n s % s% @ we'll
ricap Institute recently awarded silver medal.
I om M,msas
m be s a Il: spos ds
sss, in D1Es and Ms dS Ne zoo
city. ~ W US
JOHN ALLAYOLA, Importer of Leeches
u CTR No. l06 Bowery. conner of Hester st +, ". Y
DR.HUNTEWs RED DRoP-Ofce No. Division ST.
- the only place this where real genuine medi
be obtaned well known very many
great and extraordinary il has peormsd all
ola private nature. without restriction whate
other remedies have failed. Price 81 per VIAL whce war
rapted in all Beware of counere OF this
sold in Albany Buffalo, Boston, and Charleston as the ge-
hume cannot be obtained in those places il TER
NO. PECK SLIP.
DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to devote his
- entire personal attention to the of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those who have been unfortunate become the
Of unqualified aud uuprncped ehastan with which this city
abounds OF the iaxy of laws regulating
the medical pro ssion, respectfully solicited call his
old established Dpenssy No Peck slip, where many thou
sands have heen made TO hppy deiverance from
their manifold diseases.
To strangers DE- Carpenter begs leave add that he is
native born that he graduate Of Union College and
received his diploma in this c,,y cams equivoca royal
licent,ate Of the New York State Medical Society
and has had nearly thirty practice ard experience
ciy and what most important, he speedily ard eectuay
his patents.
Separate Offices and for the privacy patients who
never come in contact. Charges reasonable.
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REMOVAL.
A CARD-To the Fashionable World-GUERINGER &
n LATAPE, Merchant Tsilo, Of the firm OF u Guern-
Co Of Charities and Custom House New
Orleans having removed froE 80 Beaver street TO 1903 Broad
way Of Pine street, would announce to the public that
Of French Cassimeres Vestings SC
Surpassed by house In this city. Gents full
made up few hours notice, and perfect iii guaranteed in
all cases. my27 Tvs
EOREIGN DOMESTIC FRUITS. SEGARS, Sc
&. II. BATESON wishes INFORM his friends and the
pubc generally, that he has removed 52 Broadway
door Liberty street. where he will keep hand supply
of Foreign and Domestic Fruits Sweetmeas, SC.
Also Confectionery of every description all Of which he
will sell at reduced pTicss
NB-The best brands Of imported Scgar, constantly on
hand. my2 lwsr
IRISH FOTATOEs-Abour three hundred bushels, IN
L good order received per ship Virginia. For sale by
JOHN HERDMAN,
msl 81 South street
I ETTEa BAGS OF the ship CHESTER, Doyle, master,
- for Liverpool will close hslfpast o'clock Thurs
day. the LIST Of Juns, the Office ofhe consgnees,
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
m3lr IS Fulton street
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WANTED-A situation by steady woman to do general
su.1 ss one that give hs e
WASTED-A House, furnished un'uInishsd, where
the rent vii De taken cut in Board with the privilege
l. Office o. AZ No. 81 William Hs srs s''
Nunss y, w An ,e,pec able young We
goo5 reference, may arply at this office. m3O 3.r
a RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wishes y tahe care
SEES; ofIsefenc- given. Apply at s. Cherry street 1pst"
msl mr.
0sTSoSs Of the Of Saving, No TIE find
oST, between Trade,maa'. Bank and Wal! street, on
yard. fine Fspci bs cot yards figured silk SERGE and
by lea ing The articles Conrad Bakers No Duane street
HENhY LIE LEWIS, Eq, or hi, sister Mus HeTTetif Lew
sending their address to A Bennc, No % Catherpe street.
NEW They are supposed to reside on Staten Island
", il the eoaP.yA gentleman whe.
m S either ds Of fe na within SIe Ss s
sy m %s:, wi o no G S
Office. 1'''''' ~ 'o' i'i mai G% !. &c c''
Ar We Single and
and board by applying at 81 Vesey street msc lm.
ROARDING IN BROOKLYN-Two gentlsmen and their
h nd be w
walk S5,hs Fulton Fss' Apply No.
masiiS 5 t family or two can
the place Of the rail cars anu Ou'A'" steps 0
EoI further information apply No. 81 Maiden Lane.
n Gentlemen with their wives. apg- gentle
Hous s eIn na C sy fire hairy airy at the Hudson
from the Ferry Boat; !says every fssp .ins,e,
mas ctr Late the Tbatched Cottage Garden.
ITO MANTUA MAKERS OR MILLINERs,-To Rent,
Room, handsomely furnished for the above business
AS Room of Poa %t'i fainter saq0 or Dentist se
rT NDaT7NiIT n !. :, =, !, -, - =,
tea REFERENCES required Address box Park Post Office
'TlLBuRY FOR sALE.-A superior LONDON made Tilbu-
Pun Apply 81! ssbe ns
mso 2w*ec So Lumber street,
o. N N NO AN segan suit Of c9,hs; be
appel repaired altered aud cleaned superior style cash
PAID Tor cIothns m30 a"r
y. sa P s o '.
Broadway DESTROYS UNDER the agency of some manu-
81 ' oee % % s
THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
s PHILIPS MeIehan, Taller, uate Of A.tor House,
s1gency Of the times by The reduction Of prices finding
impossible TO 90 so while subject to the enormous outlay,
only to effect dspge%en To the q on s
% N%sAG fRE% s BIZ Bs.smaa Vincent
gentlemen can now supplied att deduction of ten
The following is submitted merely as specimen of the
Superne Goats. made in the best Style from SO to sIs
Extra - do OF the hGsst quality, 10 TO 90
ChalIe Vess, PTS
beys leaven conclusion, obcrve the above articles
may be relied in sl be of the
and lower than other house furnishing tbs
quality Of articles. il lmr
10, SHIRTS. 70,
THIRD DAsEhENrr bELo VIVA MAfbEE LANE, ~
the H h If 10 in the
less than positive fact 1t the intention of the subsc
Der 70 make this advertisement puff but he merely
wishes TO announce to his friends and customers he has
opened the asove establishment supply hem with Shirts
Collars at much lower than they hheT
to been in the habit of paying elsewh
H. ARONsON,
SenioI-partner of the late firm of
ARONSON & WILSON
10 Be particular IN the mum Der, 10 William street. third
base ment below Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Cotton Trade.

The market has been rather inactive here At the ex
treme south however, better feeling has been evinced
An advance in rates at New Orleans and Mobile has i'm
duced cotton to come forward freely, and the
cepts are large The position Of the crop snow fol
lows
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FIRE WORKS.

FTKE WUKhS.
ISAAC EDGE, JR, PYROTECHNIST.
THE extensive, varied, and brsnt exhibonal Fire
Works manufactured in this any other country
for delivery the lowest in lots to suit com
for the celebration of Fourth Of July at the
United States Laboratory, Jersey City.
Order, left with j. w Holberton, IS MAIDEN Lane, at
Niblos Garden will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered any part OF the city free Of
my toJ
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Quspro Nay 26A Ida, Askay, Yougbal; Sarah Stewart
Low and Standard, Mullen, Belfas Perseverance, Scott
Dublin; Thoburn Gray LIlburn kison and Homer, Dale
Newcastle; BIisk Doahe Boston; UranIa Tempcry, Ham
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SODA ASH-20 tons of superior Soda Ash landing FROM
PERSsE x BROOKS,
m2g atec No. 81 Liberty street,
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A UCrION NOTICE.-Extra fine Green House Plants
"A Dahias SC "A LEVY, will sell on Thursday Morning,
June lst o'clock No 15 Broadway, choice col
lection of green house plants from the garden Of Mr. Francis
Dne consisting of Nosette ey Bourbon Bengal and Tea
Roses Of IL different with other Roses Jasmnes
Vebenas Az,a Pettisporums. Geranums with many other
vaII.ties, which will be sold by catalogue.
Also, fine collection of Double Dahlias &C. AL Of which
will be warranted
Catalogues ready on the morning Of SALE m3l 2tHec
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PEALE's NEW YORK mUs1UW
CASTLE GARDEN

Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
THE Proprietors this well known beg leave
form the public addition its former attractions they
splendid fountain supplied by the Croton with
different variations every week throughout the
with large saloon for promenade and refreshments
Also Promenade outside the walls of the Cas-
tie, view Of the whole Bay the Narrows &C.
Price of admission AZ cents for which refreshments wi
be furnished. mis- imr
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,n,,n, HORACE BOARD, AuctIGneeT.,

shades, &c. &c
Also, solar microscope perfect 4iilver keyed cocoa
flute gold lie pine watch, chain and key accordion Sc
mil 2tsje
A UGTI0N NOTiCE6CHINA; GLASS EARTH.
IA ENWARE, TABLE CUTLERY Scion Tuesday
June 9th, will be sold by ton 1.-THE large aud fashion
able stock contained in the Asor house, comprising
full of every DESCRIPTION of Dinner Tea and To-
let Sets Cut and Moulded Glass CT all kinds
Also quantity OF table cutlery, together with spn
did of fine cutlery consisting OF razo scissors,
penknves dressing cases, sc.
quantity OF Ivory Combs. Clothes and Hair Brushes Sale
70 commence II o'clock Goods view Saturday and
Monday. P'ivsIe sales very low. - -
". Il. The store to let X. SIMPSON,.
NAV Imk
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rJNH afaned snd celebrated Pills, from oiash ns
we perceive 10 be Obtained IN ~ codnsfFs Ssesa.s v"
n sat crfhs lsaf eelcm toSrts ssss'
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Under the Management Of
MESSRS. .BANCKER, @. SWEET, ID. GARDNER.
GARDEN FREE.
ADMISSION TO THE CIRCUS IS CENTS.
On THURSDAY EVENING, June LIST, the pc rformance
will commtuce with
A Grand En,ree -
Mr. johnson will introduce the Pony Fanny EIssIer
Hosemansbip by Master Alexander.N
Gymnastics, by the whole company.
Horsemanship, By Mrs Gardner.
Slacs Ropc, by Mr. Thrift. . .
Quakers' Visit to vauIhall. Single Horse, by Mr. 4
Woods.
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OFFICE OF THE House. OF REps. u. g.,
March 4 lQAQ

March 3, l643. !
In obedience to the 9th section of the Act to au-
tborize the appointment of additional paymasters,
and for other purposes" passed July 4, 1885, which
requires the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk
of the House of Representatives Is soon as may be
after the close of each session of Congress- 10 publish
statement of all appropriations mnde during the
SION and also state ment Of the now offices created,
and the salaries Of each, and also statement Of tho
Offices the salaries oil which increased, and tho
amount of such increase" the Clerk Of the House of
Representatives submits the accompanying state
ments.
NV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
Clerk lilo. of Reps.
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REPORT

OF THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENrATlVES OF THE U. 8.
In compliance oih the .fct to authorize the appointment
Of additional payasiers and for other puposes pass
cd judy 4, 1886.
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INV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
Clerk lilo. of Reps.

S.aiem nj Of appropriations made for the haf calendar
year ending 3U june, lS43, aud the fiscal year ending
sob June, 1874, during the Sd session Of the 27h
Congress efMs United States Of .ansrca commencing
December 5, lS42 and ending March 3, lS43
II. r. No. CTS. For the civii and diplomatic erpense,
Of Government for The half calendar year ending ihe
hirtie day Of JunS, eighteen hundred and
For compensation and mileage Of Sena-
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Annuities and grants
To Josiah ii. Webb Is
To Rachael Dohrman $50
To Elizabeth G. Perry 200
For compensation Of the two keepers Of
the public archives in Florida 500
For expenses attending the prepsra-
ton Of the results and account Of the
exploring expedition for the pubca-
uon thereof, ordered by Congress. 10000
For the support and maintenance Of the
pcnitentiary Of the District OF Co
lumbia $500 8
To make good deficiency in the
eighteen months ending the thir-
tieth Of June, eighteen hundred and
forty-thrce, and estimated deficiency
in the year ending tho thirtieth
OF June, eighteen hundred and forty
four, in the fund for the relief Of sick
and disabled scauon, as established
by the acts Of the tbnd Of May,
eighteen hundred and three $500
For carrying on the work Of the new
oustom-house building at Boston $4,000
For tho discharge Of such miscelsne-
Gus claims not otherw wise provided for,
as shall be admitted in due course OF
settlement at the Treasury 5000
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
For supplying the ligb, houses, contain
ing two thousand six hundred snd Sc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19
PROCLAMATION,



Territory Of Wisconsin.
Whereas, the compact between the Unl-
ted States and Virginia, and the Ordinance
Of Congress of 1897, secure the right to
form permanent Constitution and State
Government TO each Of the States whose
boundaries were established by the said
Ordinance, whenever any OF the said
States shall have sixty thousand inhabi-
tants therein:"
And trhcredS it is the opinion OF many
citizens that there are now more than sixty
thousand inhabitants in that part of the
fifth Of the States which is at present I'M
der the Territorial government Of Wis
konsan; and that, TO obtain the constitu-
tionaI liberty enjoyed by the citizens of
the United States; to recure an economl-
cal administration Of Government by the
Executive and Legislative Departments;
TO establish more efficient judicial system;
TO prevent an increase of the public debt,
Of taxation, and excessive legislation, the
time has arrived when the preliminary
steps ought to be adopted to restore
to the people of this State the right of self
government 10 the extent that it is enjoyed
in either of the States of the Union:
And uhereas, the Legislative Assembly
has failed TO provide by law the time and
place for the said inhabitants to vote upon
the question whether the preliminary steps
ought TO be taken 10 form a permanent
government for the SAID Fifth State, or
not:
Nor therefore, in order that the public
voice may not be stifled by this failure, but
that it may be clearly expressed to the
Congress OF the United States, and the
Legislature of this Territory be thereby in
strootod, do recommend TO each of the
sad inhabitants 10 deposite with the Judge:
of the election precincts, on the day of the
General Election, TO wit. the fourth Mon
day Of September next, ballot with the
word " Yea " or Nav" thereon as the
vote may be in favor or against the formG.
ton Of % permanent government for TIL
State Of Wisconsin.
And | do respectfully request that the
said Judges of the election precincts do re
ceive the said ballots and canvass and Ger
tiLy the same to the clerks, in the same
manner rs they are required by law TO re
turn the votes given for members of the
Assembly; and that the said clerks. do make
return thereof to the Secretary of the Ter
rtory OF Wisconsin.
In testimony whereof | have hereuntt
subscribed my name and caused
the Great Seal of the Territory
l.. S. 10 be affixed.
Done at Madison this twenty
third day Of August, A. ID. one
thousand eight handred and fort,
three.
J. d. DOTY
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19
GENEVA HOUSE.
M AIMING 81 THOMSON,

M "A ~ IN ~ ~ " II ~ M - " IN,
MOULD inform the travelling public, that
w THEY have purchased and fitted up the Tav-
ern Stand in the Village of Geneva, lately owned
by r. w. Warren; and they respectfully solicit
share of public patronage. They pledge them.
selves 10 be "On hand" at ell times, and ready to
furnish the best entertainment the country afford,
for both man and beast, on such terms as will sui
the hard tines and constitutional currency.
Visitors, parties OF pleasure, and others who are
fond OF aquatic sports, are informed that,
THE ARIEL-1 SAIL BOAT,
schooner rugged, and handsomely fitted out fol
freight and passengers. has just arrived at th
place from Milwaukee, to ply on Geneva Lake.
lake unsurpassed for the purity of its waters and the
beauty of its scenery. The ARIEL will make trip
to Fontana and back on Tuesday and Thursday OF
each week, and will at other times be in readiness
to accommodate all who may wish to charter hel
either for pleasure or profit.
A. A THOMPSON. A. MANNING.
Geneva, w. L. Sept. Z, 1913. 4tl2
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A NJ d RICAN HOT b /,
SOUTHPORT, w. T.

SUI 1 HPORI, w. L.
U'HE undersigned would respectfully inform III,
l. citizens of Wisconsin, and the travelling pub
lie generally, that they have leased this convenien
and well known stand for term of years, and tina
they are now prepared TO entertain all who may
favor them whit their patronage, in style that viii
merit its continuance,
THEIR TABLE
viii be furnished with every luxury the market
atords-the accommodations in rooms and lodging
will be pleasant and agreeable, and their charges
moderate--to suit the times.
The pleasant location OF the American and its
neighborhood to the pier, will render it the most
convenient stopping place for those that travel by
the lakes.
CARRIAGES,
will at all times be in readiness to convey passen-
gers and their baggage to and from the boats free
of charge. TEAMS procured to convey freight or
passengers TO any part of the Territory at reasona
BILE charges; and every facility in the way of nor-
nation touching the different sections of the Tern
tory cheertully afforded TO the traveller or iinnn-
grant.
TRUESDELL X BISHOP.
Southport, September Z, lS43.
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SOUTHPORT ACADEMY.

TINE next term of this Institution will commence
i on Monday. the second day of October next,
under the superintendent of its present Instruc-
tors, 0. +. DANA, M. A. and J. W. DANA, Jr.
The School Room is very conveniently located
for Winter School, being near the centre of the
village, Protected from the north and west winds,
and early warmed.
inducements are offered in this School to the pa
tronage of the public unsurpassed by any in this vi
cinlty VIM. BULLEN,
Prest. Board OF Trustees.
M. FRAYK, Secretary.
Southport, w. L. Sept. IL, 1S43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19
Watch and Clock Repairing.

TINE Subscriber wishes to inform the public in
l. general, that he has established himself in the
above business, where he is prepared to repair
Clocks and Watches of every description. The
subscriber has had twelve years experien in the
above business in different parts of the eastern coun
try and in the most extensive shop in the State oil
New York, and he flatters himself that he will be
able to give general satisfaction to those that may
favor him with their custom
JEWELRY
OF every kind mended repaired in the best and
neatest manner and on the shortest notice,
CASH paid for old Gold and Silver.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

0F-So late were the proceedings Of the
Democratic Convention received, that the
publication of our paper has been somewhat
delayed. Such is the hurry of business
about election time that we may also be de-
layed next week. Our subscribers we trust
win overlook these temporary irregularities,
as well as such errors as from our hurry, may
have crept into our columns.