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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-04-04

Great Fishing.-A party Of fishermen,
on the 9th inst, took 1000 fish, measuring
81 bushels. from the Scioto river few
miles from Chilicothe, with single seine
in two hours.-Cler. Herald.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
DI ED !:

On Sunday evening, the 29 inst. Caroline Amanda in
fant daughsr OF SoIomon s. and Emily A. kimbal aged
year. month ana 20 days.
Their relatives ana friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral this Tuesday afternoon O'clock from
the residence Of his iatherHiaw Mir Henry Close IA
Greenwich ST.
On Friday 24lh Inst David Sammis, son of Henry S. and
Mary Ann Ripley aged years and months His remains
taken 10 Hemps,ead Long Island, Sunday for In
terment
Lsng Island papers please copy.
On SunGay morsing the 2o inst Of coHsUm plioH, MI
cHAEI. D. HIGGINS, Jr. in the I'D year of his age
The relatives and friends OF the amlv also TIE members
OF Protection Hose Co. No. 81 respectfully invited 10
attend funeral from the residence OF his father No "A
Eidrdge street this afternoon, the 23h Instant three
o'clock
Hudson and Norwaik papers please copy
On Sunday, 26th, Mrs Sarah w. Roberts.
On Sunday, 26th Edward Henry Beche aged q months.
On Sunday, Isabella f. UNeil aged 2s.
On Saturday, 25;b OF a lingering illness, Mr. Leonard
Meder. aged 6a years
On the 25,h ins Mrs. Sarah B. wife CT Captain Phineas
Leach.
Al MiddIeown Astoria L. l., Jeremus J. Ra peye,
aged GS years.
Al Norwich CT Mrs Sally Wilcox aged sc years widow
of Mr. Oliver Wilcox OF New York.
AtNewark n. J. on the a4th inst, Phcbe wife Of Jana.
than Lrvecb aged nbout 80 years and their yodng
est chi!d en- ie q years Old and infant daughter
moG,hscause, asenc taken and given by the mother IN
parozy sul Of Iaa antal alteration
Il Havana JAM 20 Henry l.. LakeElan, formerly OF New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
a UCTION MOTICE-Walter Green
"a ngh will sel IGIS lAY In front OF Ma.
CANDS'S REMEDY for Salt Rheum

o-Salt Rheum, Ringworm, TQtter, Scad.Head, BGr-.
betS Jackson itCh Eczema, Psoriasis PaIusr1,
other diseases the sh safely, cpraiOy ard ClpctD3ly
cured by the of San's Remedy, which has been
tested in than six thousand different 0tie above
diseases, without RavGg failed any where the direct!onS
attended The unparalleled of this remedJ
in curing diseases the skin, without equal in the ory
of medicine. Sandss sarsapara Is recommended to be
used with The remedy tends throw out from The
blood and system generally all the unhealthy unGr con-
neced with the diseases, aad the application I the remedy
externally the uaie entirely eridcaes IL from the
system The Remedy perfectly harmless in its operations
and be applied with perfect safety, the skin OF
the ,endsrest infant Testimonials OF is eicacy daily
received and The following selected for publication
which, is thought, will satisfy the mind every candid
person OF is extraordinary virtues:
Messrs Il. &. d d. SGnds-G.nt. procure box OF
your valuable Remedy for Sat Rheu months since for
my son. who then severely afflicted with the disease
bis bands, and after applying The Remedy very sh0r time,
using less than oneten OF the box the desired effect
produced and the compets since which time there
has been reiUrr OF the complaint Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH C.. STANLEY, IS DeiaGcy-sL
New.Yosk, Oct IT, I840.
Alessrs Rouse 4 Perk,ng Having heard from one
my friends al Nc Donough, thai you bad nfaIble
dy for the Salt Rheum, procured some for my wife. Sbe
had been troubled with the complaint i've or six years and
am happy Inform you, that the Remedy bias entirely
cured her. All have say s f any person afflicted with
this wsrs OF AL comp ain ony ana use SanoSs Remedy
for the Salt Rbeum."
The above certificate to Agents, Rouse Il
Perking Oxford, Chenango county ~. Y. s5
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by g. Sands
chambers-street, Eew.York Also scid By A. b. x D.
Sands, Druggists, Nos 79 and C0 Fpltop-st.eet David
SandsA Co, n East Broadway; and by Druggists gene-
rai!v. Price ST. l9f In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
GEARS NEW MONTHLY MAGA

~ ZINE, the best aBd cheapest Family Periodical in the
United States, established The diffusion Of Us II! Know
ledge, efabelsad with several hundred fine Enga Wings.
In monthly parts oil 20 50 large imperial pages
Terms 81 year. invariably advance Nc subscription
received for less period than year. Single numbers
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II Persons In the city who may hrd lconveaient 10
subscribe for year the Magazine be supplied
their DOORS BY city carriers al lsl per number
payable On delivery. BOB ERT SEARS,
Publisher, l22 Nassau street.
Agents suppled the most liberal terrRs
Elegant Prezliun:s far s=bsc-ib3-4 p<-5 Liberal Oy
An easy method OF procuring copy of Sears Bible III
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funds, free OF all expense to the pubsher, shall receive
copy that periodical for year. and roure Of either
Of lhe sbsse works. ii5 lass
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
S. A. GOULD g. CO.'S
NEW YORK PATENT MEDICINE AND PER,
FUMERY WAREHOUSE.

AT s57 Broaduay may be had, wholesale and re-
tall general assortment OF the choicest European
and Asiatc Perfumery, Soaps, Oils, Balms, Cosmet-
lcs, and fancy articles, together with select empo-
nun of the best English, French, German, Aneri-
can, and Indian approved Patent Medicines, OF all
descriptions, and for all diseases. Also may be had.
in large or small quantities, all the medicinal prep
aretions of the celebrated Dr. Dyot OF Philadelphia.
which have stood the test of 40 years experience
Here also Physicians and Druggists may at all tines
fad supply of the only genuine chcrpee This uni
versal Bazaar of beauty and comfort IS intended tor
both sezes, to the ornament Of nature, and the resto
ration of health For details, call at 357 Broad1eey-
N. B. A lady will be constantly In attendancea
and, it is hoped, with general satisfaction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
GRANDJEAN, Hair Composition

~ TO be consulted every day. during daylight only
at No Barclay. street
All Apoecaries Druggists, and Country Merchants,
respectfully requested give he orders Immediately fer
Grandjsans Hair Composition if they wish prevent de-
lay
Each box, containing bottles, OF paste, to be used
in the evening" and Of liquid TO be used in the morning.
Observation-Disclosures the hair every evening with Grand
jeans Composition he pastel after having dissolved 1t in
the palms OF the hands in The as other pomades
taking rub well the OF the hair there
many compositions for the hair which retransmtted
through the pores, the ascension Of The perspiraon
which abundant during Sleep II is for this
the paste composition should be used on retiring TO
The liquid composition Is 10 be employed in the morning
Ii composed OF the juice herbs and astringent roots
which renghen the pores and in using freely It fills
the bulbs OF The hair and causes slight and saluary ta
The conducting vessels, from their sensvrness
thereby rourshed by repu!sion furnish 10 the babs
abundant ament The paste must therefore, te used
night, and the quid position IN the morning. The
paste in the evening has aSsuagng effect, and causes
generous Dourishment, which the bulbs from
aboriou action that would fatigue them, dry them up
and deiac he small vessels above alluded to- and
lead 10 alopecia.
We commend the establishment OF A. Grandjean No.
Astor House. Barclay street, TO the notice OF strangers
visiting ;e city His assortment OF perrmery IS OF first
order and his compositions for preservation OF the
hair are based upon scientific knowledge OF the subject
for which they intended This simple fact has secured
the extensive patronage which they have always received
tTor re
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
M AH R.IE;i

Al ManaaGset, t. l. the 22d inst by the Rev Mr. Clark,
Charles w Mitchell 10 Hannah E. daughter OF Jacob Cow
ert, Esq all of that place.
At the Parsonage in Madison, NJ. the 2Sd inst Jacob
Denman, of Chatham, Celia E. Lyon, Of the city OF
New York.
Al Harlem parish Of plaqaemine, the 1llh inst John
D. Johnson OF New York. Miss Helen Mara Sd caugh-
ter of p. G. Wedeistrapd! Esq.
Al Montreal! the 10Th ins. by the Rev. Caleb Strong,
Benjamin J. Teuney, Bsq OF Burlington, Vt to Miss Eve
line youngest daughter CT 4. Whippe Esq OF Montreal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
FF1HE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD

q know ii that Or. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT is a
certain r-r n-thuar fD coughs, colds,
sumpto whooping cough Group branchts,an every 9th
disease OF the Lung, throat il to produce the
most decided benefit. 1t is recommended by thousands,
tried it, and all say that it is the best remedy
without any exception for all Pulmonary Diseases that have
been known, il always give relief and when
every other means have faied
Prepared only by DR. D. JAYNE 90 South Third-sireet
Philadelphia and No sos Broadway. New-York. Price 81
per hGue 23flm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
ID EMARKABLE CURE OF CON

LS SUMPIlON In Philadelphia, by SCHENCko
PuLMONIC SYRUP"
L. Charlotte Carter, residence No ia North Fourth St
above Race 30 here certify that about three siace
took cold which Selied my right size, and
darling Cly shoulders, which grew warse aad worse
became very much op2ressed-great dltcuy OF
breahing violent cough and could not expecorae lbe
came very weak costive, and fever in the afternoon.
Part OF the lme had nightsweat and IN :acl myself
and friends thought was past recovery tried severs
physicians and number Of pulmonary remedies but could
gel no relief Last spring was recommended 10 try
Scaenck's Pnimonc Syrup took two bottles and found
but little relief, and had concluded 10 abandon it, but
through the solicitation of my children Induced
make la,her trial. and am happy say tina; whie was
uag the third bottle the phlegn started, and VIXEN my
cough on could ezpecorate very freely My cough
oppression hectic fever ant Il my un!ayorably symptoms
vansted. enjoy good heath Tor person of my age
and s satisfied thai Paonic Syrup has saved my
life. still gaining strength aad improving !n general
health.
Il would afford much pleasure TO state parcu
larry uy situation The present, and he benefit
have received from Schencks Pulmonc syrup 10 any per-
son who will call my residence, No. Ia North
Fourth street. who is afflicted with that heretofore consld
cred fatal disease Consumption.
CHARLOTTE CARTER
Wife OF the tats Wn. Carter.