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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17
A RAsCALLY CoNTRIvANcE.- felIo

A RAsCALLY CONTROVERSIAL fellow
was arrested and examined at the police
office few days since, on a charge of
pocket picking. He had beautiful ring
on one of his fingers, which attracted con-
siderable attention. A nearer inspection
proved II to be something more than 4
ring On pressing spring neatly fixed
upon the inner rim OF the ring, a small.
keen. crescent-shaped blade, nearly half
an inch IN length, made lis appearance
We can conceive of no contrivance better
calculated to aid the pick-pocket in his pc
cuIiar vocation than this. With common
care and liberal share of adroi,ness, he
can Gu, pockets with great facility. nor ex-
pose himself to much danger IN the opera
ton. Albany Citizen.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

Progress of Astronomy.-The Foreign
Quarterly has an article in which It is sta
ted, that Sir John Herschel has observed
in the Southern Hemisphere, about $500
neublr, and 1000 double stars. He has de-
tected among them, ample evidance of that
change and revolution which his father sug
gested. 1t is understood that the sole OBJ
lect of Sir Johns labors, isto complete those
Of his father; which, should he live TO do.
his work will become one Of the most re-
markable monuments of modern science.
Some of ,hase things which have heretofore
appeared 10 US rather as the dreams Of AS
tronomy, will then assume the form of sci
entifc theory, supported by scientific
reasoning. Whether they shall be abso-
lutely demonstrated or not, we shall be at
liberty TO adopt them as among the probable
realities which exceeded the vision OF ro-
marco, in the novel end wonderful.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

BY LAMAN BLANCHARD.

IL was once acquainted with a famous
ko0tcr-he was "a b,rristcr OF Phladel phIa,
but became far more renowned by his gun
than his law cases. We spent scores OF
days together shooting and were extreme
" we'll matched; | having excellent dogs, !
and caring little about my reputation rs a
shot, his dog being good for nothing, and
he caring more about his reputation as a
shot than as a lawyer. The fact which
am gong to relate respecting tals gentle
man, ought TO be Waruing 10 young men
how they become enamOu Ell Of this species
of vanity. We had gone about ten miles
from oar home, to shoot, where patridges
were said to be plentiful. We found them
so. In he course Of a November day he
had, lust before dark, shot, and sent 10 the
farmhouse, or kept in his bag, Hjacty-aiac
pauiidg $. He made some double shots,
and he IN gilt have a mss or two. for he
sometimes shot when out of my sight, on
accoun; OF the woods. However,, he said
that he killed at every Shot; and as he had
counted the birds when he went 20 dinner
at the farm house and when he cleaned his
gun, he. lust before sunset, knew that be
had killed Hiaety-njac parlridgcs, every one
upon the wing, and Il greater part o! them
il wood. very tricky set with large trees.
1t was grand achievement; but, unfortunate
" he wanted to make it hundred. The
sun naa sting; and in that country, dark
ness comes almost at once, 1t is more Ike
the going out Of Il candle than that OF "A
fire. and wanted to he of, as we bad u
very bad road to 60, and as he, being under
,,f;.; y,.t,coat government, to winch he
most loyalty and doubtr9ily submitted, was
compelled to get home that night, taking
me with him--the vehicle horse and gig
being NINE. therefore pressed him 10
come away, and move on, III haste TO bel
OIL No; he would kill the h"ndr(d't bird.
In vain did talk OF the Lad road, AMI lis
many dangers for want OF moon. The
poor prrIdges, which we hoa scattered
ABBOTT, were c1li.2g all round US; and just
al tH's moment. up got one undef MS ieet'
in a.IeiJ IN winch the wheat was thFcc or
foIr inches high. lie shot ana m'Sscd.--
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17
THE PROGRESS OF THE WEST.
From the Auburn Journal.

A correspondent of the National Intelli-
gencer is furnishing some valuable statistics,
with explanatory comments, in relation to
the valley of the Mississippi, and the general
progress of this country. The writer is evil
dently a man of ability and research. The
articles are too long for insertion in our CO.
lumns, but some of the statistics and state
ments are too important to be passed over
with indifference. He gives the following
as the population ofwhat he calls the Allan
tic strip. in 1910:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

o. 1t looks queer, don't il. 10 see girls
as poor as a crow in the face, with huge
bustle sticking on, foo. 10 make II ar
look fs,l
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

Did you ever know man who did not
think that he could poke the fire better
than YOU could!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

take of this matter; moderate drinker may
talk to his drunken parishoner till dooms-da
but he will never make him sober man 50
long as he drinks himself
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17
II r r NJ s..

i r. ~ NJ > 7:
The Telegraph is printed on a double medium
sheet, at the rate of 81 90 per annum, IN 0doance
50 so any time before the expiration of six month
t ON the time OF subscribing, or 50 0O if paymen
be longer delayed.
No subscriptions received for less period THAI
three months No paper twill be discontinued unu
all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Inserted at the rate of one dollar per square 10
The first insertion. and two shngs for each subse
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by the year,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

Doa't believe that printers are rich. :
thar wine cures the govt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
Naval Court Martial on board the u. s.
ship North Carolina.


The Court met pursuant to adjournment and
after the reading ef the minutes,
Commander Mackenzie presented the following
to the Court:
iEny it please n. Court:
Spencer sailed previous 10 his joining the Sccrs he had
project capture tht ship and her into pirate
forward ecer and in the presence OF various her
respectfully desire To know whether such testimony VII
be received by the Court IN order that the necessary wit
nesses TO prove il may he summoned from Norfolk
| ALIEN. SLlDELL MACKENZIE.
| Commander U. s -.
The Court was then cleared, end when reopened
it decided that the testimony offered could not be
received.
Mr.. Wales was then recalled and asked if he
had understood from Spcscer who were TO be tie
first and second officers of the brig if his plan ssc-
ceedcd. He re piled that he understood Cromwell
and Small were but on his cross.examiuation he
said that Spencer had never told him so. He in
ferred it because Cromwell understood navigation
better than Small, and was an abler man.
Purser Heiskell was then called, and testified to
his having been the vaediu n OF communicating the
plot to Lieut.. Ganscvoort FROM Wales.
Lieut.. Ciansevoort was then called. and proceed.
ed to give bis narrative. His examination was
concluded FOR the day at the point where the intro
duction of the record of the examination before the
Co,lscil of Officers became necessary in order to
allow time to copy it.
The Court adjourned till 10 o'clock this (Satur-
day. morning.
J. R LOWELL, Ese.-The Correspondent OF
the National Intelligencer, writing from this city
under recent date, says
Mr. j. R. Lowell is in this city brought here
by the prevalent ophtha!mia, and in attendance
upon Elliot the oculist whose receiving room Is
tho modern pool of Sloan If the natural gift of
genius alone were the rule of the digito monstrar',
Mr.. Lowell's comings and goings, | think, should
be as much chroncled as those Of any other nota-
bility of our time. He is very young man, with
the poetcal head and beautiful coun;enance of a
Raphael, and his full sensuous mot sensual) lips
fully balance his eminently intellectual forehead
and eyes. Mr.. LIS productions have startingly
awakened the attention of the lovers of poetry
within the last year, and they are perhaps the
most original of the issues OF the American He'll
con. His style is based mainly upon that of
Shakspeares sonneta, but the imitation, 1t lmlta-
ton there be, is not as close would naturally
be expected of young poet impassoned with his
model, and his thoughts, it must be confessed are
purely beautiful, and purely his own. The poem
of Rosaline, pubscd soHe months ago in Ora
hams Magazine is a fair specimen of his style,
though less profoundly studied than or two of
his sonncts. could, CT course, snd fault with
Mr.. LIS poetry, if were inclined; but think
that faul,ndipg seldom mends poetry, and will
content myself for the presen: with assigning to
him niche, corresponding to that of PACE
among the printers, and Powers among the
sculptors.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
N7 INDOW SHADES WINDOW

wv SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully iotorD
their friends the public that having leased the spacious
store MOI Spruce street, few doors from Nassau they
prepared execute all orders for Painting every
description, with neatness, economy and despatch.
All kinds Of Sign Painting done in style not 10 be sur.
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
nat TO fade. large Of well seasoned Sign
Boards always On hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and Transparences done
order Designs furnished and executed in superior style
Specimens work always be and references gives
by calling al the above place.
Tney have on band and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window shades Strangers In me
city, keepers OF hotels Saloons public places OF resort ana
families always be supplied with Shades OF the best de-
scrip,ion and The assortment consists OF spss
Gid Itlan Landscapes, Wild Vigoettes French Scrolls,
Vigrees ana Roset,e Centres, Scrptural Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Intcrn AooeySE
All kinds Of Shades no matter how d,flcrii are pained Ia
a superior style al this establishment
They would likewise cali the attention OIL the poDhG 10
most splendid Gothic shade got up ia good STYLE and war.
ranted TO please. ,r,,
trimmings furnished and Shades fixed II required:
A'---'a BARToL 4 DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. EAaToL,
LEWIS F. De NAUSY. Jilu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
XXTHO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
wv OF JAMES HAIR TONIC.

SUMaEEyILLg, N. J. Nov. %, 1912.
Dr.. Jayne Dear Ss-I send you the following certificate
obtained from Dir. Grlics. would just that becsme
acquainted with BIN about Yeas ago. At thai lime he
entirely aid with The exception Of lock Of hair on
The back part Of bis head about the of bali coBsf.
and that lock of hair he told had been cace 10 gros y
the OF your Tonic; previous TO which be pouyei
bis head completely, and Gon OFT 70 ESe
inches long ycry respectfully yours &c. , u.s.,
TONIC viii certify thai was entirely oIla i'f aoo9t
three years, when was reeoEnencea NJ Mason IN sn
n,eryIc and ussg the Tonic for about fifteen months my
bead S1S s,o aoasr Ra s surpr IS
; ~ nv hair has excited the ESTABLISHMENT OF
ali and made me .ns G s.,s o. 10 g
gaIa l Ms .n'e " JoAcsIM GrIicx.
oe Nn Ger,sntessu, N. J. Soy. &c, 1872
car,osd only NJ No. 20 South Third 81 Philadelphia. add
oos RtoadWay PRICE, 81 o0-6 bottles for IS 90. lcf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
-r0OHAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.}UU boat aud packet owners, and all others VINO are
IN wan; Of pare curled Hair Mattresses anu oher oedas
warehouse and examine tock, IS we are lna
after an experience the business OF upwarhs o. .aes
cpsv as low If not lowe. any Other house
n or ont OF The city. 6. 2. j. GRA $500
" fI,ho,S,e-y BEDDING and Paper Hanging Wareteuse
No 81 Haden lane, next door TO cor. OF Nassau 81
Ng.-G XII g. cid call The attention CT Coontry
n-~b.n,s and Landlords 10 their large stock OF French
and AMERICAN Paper Hang which they are selling al
smith tines II wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
rs THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD?

WINS the pathetic exclamation of Tie prophe! OF i.rae'
beh~ld the degradation aud miseries OF his peope
and The heart OF the phianIbrcpis. with emo
tors fcomisera ion and he Witnesses ne hop
less and helpless condition Of Thousands dying all arouhc
him with Consumption and oher pulmonary affections,
ard ask there balm haI heal them ROT ply
siciai them death Yes, there J, Da.i
thar will heal them those fatal dseass
ami restore them health II is found 10 JAfNE9 hA-
PECTORANf which never iaiis 10 relieve
prepared by Dr. D. Jayne, sos Broadway, Ne-fo
and 20 South Third streei, Philadelphia
Pfice 81 pei bottle. WI !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

VAiK COLORING.-Jac Maby
would inform bis old customers, and all those who
wish beautiful head Of hair That he manufacture
ham square, his celebrated Essence Of Tyre which having
lately improved, he guarantees will be efecual IN pera
nently colorng red gray hair TO beautiful brown
bi,cE SLIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
LAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT?-If

EVAVt, YOU EVER TRIED 1I!-lf
not do not delay another day, but send Immediate
IL n YOU have b. en- one and prudent, asd al
ready bought bottle, The IS ssi,ed.cou hase r.
NESS never fails II the only medicine that will cure
Thousands CT deaf psrsos will give their testimony Ii rs
favor. The beauty OF the Thing is, thai cures you wnous
producing any pain
Prepared by Dr. B. ELL, and is sold agency al Dr.
D. james office, No. sos Broadway, New York Free,
hgttIe ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
TTAVE YOU A COUGH DO no

4 neglect it thousands bave mst premature deaih
tor the wan! Of a little attention 10 con.uIon cold
Have YOU Congh .-DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORAN1 J,
safe medical prescripiioa containing No poisonous drug
and used in extensive practice Tor several years. WIN
most positively afford relief and You from that awful
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. which annually
grave hundreds CT the young the Old the
fair the lovely and the gay.
Have you Cougb!-Be persuaded TO purchase bote
of the Expectorant. TO-DAY tomorrow, may be 100
late.
Have you a Cough'-Jayne's Expectorani is the only
remedy you should Jake to cure yon
For this plain reason that OF the thousand cases
where il mas been used has il IA lied 10 relieve.
VII p - fl0 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

UF DocTox LYELL's LECTURES ON GEOLOGY ut
second edition Of these celebrated Lectures as reported Tor
The Tribune is now ready. II contains an Engraved
Eronspece exhibiting an icaseclion of part OF the Ears
crust with explanations II will also contain general In
PRODUCTION to Geology before published LECTURE l.
embraces the following subjects Auversne, LacuStrine
PERIOD Volcanic riod, Eruption OF Cosegu'na Mount
nor LECTURE H. The Earths Strata Marine Strata, Pc
RODS Auvergnc District, Sub Apprentices, Mount lima
LECTURE Ill. Upheayal and Subsistence OF the Earth Ma
pies Temple Of Seraps Monte Nuovo LECTURE Nv. Co
raj Reefs Coral Islands LECTURE " Origin Coal Lee
ruRE vi Fossil Footprints. LECTURE VII. Recession oil
the Falls OF Niagara. LECTURE Will bouldsts ana ice
berss
To the above is also added in this eden Sketch OF the
Lecture of Dr. AUGUSTINE SMITH, delivered before The
Lyceum of Natural History the 9th OF Decsmoer last Oh
the Different Races of Men.
T plice per single copies 3 cents. fosmasers rehi'
irc One Dollar will be entitled to FIVE copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
NAJAn! WAR WAR THE Wig

wv Makers have declared ies aga insl our neigh
Dor, DR.. JAYNE, account of his HAIR TONIC which
is knocking III their business into cooked hat Ladies
ard Gentlemen old and yoaag are fockng 10 The Doctor
standard Heads long diYssied OF the first rudlments
Of hair after using his Hair rcaic soon appear with Kew
and flowing locks which Absaom himself might have en-. en-
Wed. Beardess boys with large ana buShy
whkers and ladies smile again through their own raven
nglels beautiful and bewitrng than ever Bald
moles and bals' whlle the wig makers stand agisst
they behold The demolition of their business. What Will be
the consequence o, this We know rot as The wggles
are and The Doctor rm and declares
that some things be done well is otIers aud That
Bald Heads may we'll their hair as the hair OF
others weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne No. sos Broadway, New
York, ard 60 SJuth Thirdstreet, Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle 6 bottles tor S. no. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
sea LAND WANTED.-The syIvania
Country Seat isr Sale.
AA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
bis Residence at Hcesick Falls, Rensselaer, Coun-

ns ReslueHcs az duoslcR dIIsi tcHssoaer OUuH
~, ". Y.
The dwelling House of brick two stories bgb 81 by ~
;shed, and supplied with every possible convenience The
and the grounds around The house. embracing lhee acres
have LAID with much and planted with fine
shade trees oamenta sLrpbstogeiher with one hun.
young consisting of choice varieties OF
piles peaches puns Cherries aprcos ounces NC
The dwelling Is situated on gentle emDcnce overlook.
ng the village. and commands extensive view OF the
valley of the Hoosick. Any quantity OF choice i'm.
yed land from to 40 acres will be sold with the pre-
misses. The above property situated in rich and highly
cultivated Agricultural region "a miles from Troy, miles
aoga and is mos. desirable location for gentleman Of
taste and leisure.
Terms reasonable, and payments to suit the purchaser
For information, inquire OF James =. Thayer, ESQ.
New-York City, the premises, OF
l.. CHANDLER BALL.
Eooscx FALLS Jan. I5 1913. III 4p D3n,W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

marble front three story house No. So Walker sueet,
GA me North SIDE $50 feet West from Broadway
Also-Th he small Store, No. $50 Broadway, at $500.
Also-Thc lots OF the smnl store No. 81 next
Of Waerstreet, with two Counting Rooma-
Rent only 5000. ;,
Alo-1hree lots OF ground rs feet by l0e with the build.
lngs thereon fronting Anthony distant ony one
hundred Eas fro5, Broadway, occupied by Nh
j. s. Hull for Livery Stable. The situation Is aso de-
sirabe Tor Coal Yard Enquire Of
al 1u;s- JAMES HEARD, 623 Broadway. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

I'D EFINED SUGAR-At the lowest re-
q auced cash prices-W 0oLSEY & WOOLSEY con.
nu 10 sci! their standard quality double Refined Sugar al
their loves, reduced cash prices namely:
Loa-lO gents pr pound When less Than hve packages
Crusbed-l0cenis per are purchased half cent per
Powdrred-lOt :. /" pound additional.
The above packed us io,lowS:
Crushed asss N nb bis Of eco charge tor package
Powdered in bbis of25o :"
Apply 10 the NewYoIk Patent Sugar Refinery, corner
South and Montgomery-street or at - Wa'lsiFeet
~ Borders on! of the city must be accompanied oy
reni,,,nre lGf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

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TRIAL az CART. MAcKENziE.-The Testimony ana DOC
umen,s produced before the Court OF Inquiry Will constr
,ue the principal part the evidence before the
Court Martial The whole Of this Testimony with The &C.
conpanyipg Documents, printed in Pamphlet ana LOT
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

rOAL.-First quality Peach Orchard
~ Coal, broken egg. stove and sizes; Liverpool
Orre ana Schuylkn White Ash Goals fer and fur.
aac,s for sale at the market prices.
ALFRED ASaF1EkD, AIS Grand or. of Ridge-h-
md South ST CT. Of Montgomery:
Orderset above or al 1893 wilam-s or through the
Pos, Office promptly attended TO. t3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
GA FARM FOR SALE at Auction

@A FARM FOX SALE at AuctiOn.----
80. Will be sold public anctoa under the direction
OF Frederick j. Coffin Esq Master Chancery that well
known Farm late Of John Wolfe deceased, stnate within
half mile of the village OF White Palms. in the County Of
Westminster, at the dwelling house on the premises on
Thursday Z3d of February instant, at O'Clock
in the aerpooHSad Farm contains SO CT good land
under an excellent state of cultivation well ~ateed aud
lie fences and outbudipgs ia good repair Upon the
premises is q and convenient Dwelling House.
There will be sold at the time lot OF wood land
About one half of the purchase can remain upon
the premises. For further particulars inquire o. ISRAEL
,r0WpKiE ms al White r iains. zee 10 23f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS an

others-R arranted steel edge Tools may be had
al the Subscribers old establishment So Aorneys, al
George Briggs Co.'S, lis Maden4ape, EewYo,k, at
duced prices suit the taes 10 per cent "a dealers
No SIN. JOHN CONGEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

TOOPiN1i COUGH AND GROUP.
II Il TO PARENTS JAMES EXPECToRANT,
IS without exception The most valuable preparation in rse
s. The above diseases 1t Hopping Congh into
mild tractabe disease, and shortens its duration
than oneha produces certain and speedy recovery
From half 10 onT spoonful will certainly Group in
Infants and young children Ia half hours line. The lives
Of hundreds Of children will be annually, by always
Keeping hand ready for every Prepared
only by Dr. D. JAYNE, SOS Broadway New.York. Price,
81 Co.'S bottles for IS 90. l0f I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
ga FOR SALE in the CITY of Newark,

1ssGl8 III h4A1As Az siso Sity ei iN0""h,
ia.M ~ IA House and x OF Land, situated IN
Broad 'ee,, No l72. The House IS front,
and IS deep, via large Piazza IN the and well flushed
throughout Ao good stable tru trees, &C., attached
the premises For further particulars apply Nichols,
OF iam and washtg,onstgeets OF VIM. Paul.
on the o. e,,ises. l0ftMI