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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-09-10
Marine Record.


PORT OF SOUT III PORT.
Prepared weekly for the Telegraph, by o, Brooks
ARRIVED
Sept. prop. Vandsia from O,wego-brig Os
ceoa
3-sbt Illinois, -sbt United States, pro.
Samson,
4-brig Rocky Mountain, brig Illinois, !
schr Margaret Allen, "--sbt Nile, *-schr
Cayuga, Kalamazoo.
prop. Samson, prop. NandaIia, *-sh
Cleveland, prop. Oswego, Oswego-.sb,
Madison,
- 6--sbt Illinois, brig Empire, Oswego.
7-brg Boston, = sbI Indiana, :
. S-sbt St. Louis t, past.
" 9-sbt Western,
LEPARTED.
Sept. Prop. Vandalia, for brig OsccoIa,
3--,bl Illinois, "--sbt u. States, t-prop.
Samson,
d brig lto Ky Mountains, brig limos.
--schr NJ. Atku, Racirc-,b Nile,
5-prop. Samson, -schr Cayuga, KaIa-
mazoo-prop. Naudalia, t-prop. Oswcgo,
slit Cleveland, -sbt Madison, !
6-sbt Illinois, brig Empire, Oswego
brig Boston, "--sbt Indiana,
H-sht 81. Louis, ., ran paA.
9--Sbt Wcetern,'.
Chicago Buffalo.
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WIG TICKET.
For Council,
WIN. II. Waterman, Racine.
Robert Noxon, Bristol.
For House Of Representatives..
Albert E. Terry, Pleasant Prairie
Nathan Joy, Mt Pleasant.
Benjamin Baily, Rochester.
For Sheriff.
Jno. W. Mckoy, Southport.
For Judge of Probate,
Albert Il. Palmer, Racine
For Reg 'ster,
Ebenezer Weed, Caledonia
For Treasurer,
Charles Smith, Racine,
For CLERK Of Board Supervisors.
Isaac Harmon, Racine;
For Coroner.
A. II. Morrison, Southport.
For Srpeyor,
A. w. Dooiitle, Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-09-10
Get Wisdom get UNDERSTANDING
BOOTS AND SHOES.

VIE harbor bill has passed-that is, passed the
L sanction Of our wise Legslators-but that is
no reason why people should 90 barefoot, when
shoes can be bought as low they are sold at the
New Boot and Shoe Store of G. r. Walker & Co.
who have just received a full assortment--an arti-
Gle direct from the eastern manufacturers. Men,
Women and last though, not by any means scarse)
Children, can be fitted with Boots and Shoes OF
any KIND and fashion, at the lowest cash prices.
Our facilities for procuring the article are such
that we tlatter ourselves that we can sell Little
cheaper than any one in the western country
Our stock is all new and of the latest style. We
would respectfully invite the public to call and see
for themselves.
c. r. WALKER & co.
Southport, June 25. 1874.
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\ q Z &c T.

The Subscriber has been appointed by the Pro-
bae Court, in and for the County of Racine, guar
dian OF AARON f. REED, an habtual drunkard.-
All persons indebted to the said II ed will make
payment to the subscriber; and all persons having
claims against him are desired TO present them to
the subscriber for adjustment. All persons are
notified not to trust the .aid Aaron +. Reed nor
to receive from pay to him any money or pro-
perry Whatever the subscriber has the sole right
and authority to receive or pay out money or pro-
perry, Tor salG Reed.
HARVEY DURKEE, Guardian.
Southport, Aug. %, IS44 81
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PORT OF SOU IT PORT.
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SOUTHPORT IRON FOUNDRY.

ME subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens OF Southport and vicinity. that the
fonhdry is now in operation, and they are ready
TO do any description of casting at short notice and
on reasonable terms. Ploughs of The most appro-
yea patterns constantly on hand and warranted TO
do as good work as any in market,
J. BENEDICT & co.
J BENEDICT, NHawLEy rrr FRANCIS
outhooft, April 20 loIl
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TTOLMES & BRANDF have rscs;v.a i,

HOLMES Il BRANDE have received this day
on consignment; and now offer for sale at re-
dueed prices:--One hundred common French bed
sieads OF good quality and finish Unbelevers come
see and be convinced. They have on hand also
lot OF Tables and other furniture which will be sold
cheaper than ever for CASH AN kinds of LINN.
Der wanted IN exchange for furniture.
June ], lS43.
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l. y M B E r.!

II VIE Subscriber woulI inform his old friends
4 ana Customers, and all others who are desi-
roos oil making advantageous purchases of Lumber
that he has removed his Yard to Church street, a
few rods west of S SaQftss Store; where may be
found all the varieties add and qualities of PINE
LUMBER suited to the wants of either town or
country; and second in quality none in this mar
ket, Green Bay lumber to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Also Superior article of S Fl | N G l. E $ !,
manufactured at the Yard of the Subscriber, usu-
ally on hand, made at short notice.
THEODORE NEWELL.
Southport, July Cd, lS44.
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SPRAYED OK STOLEN,

LNROM the subscriber. at Southport, w. T., on
l. Saturday the 18th of August twelve head of
hree and four year old Steers. One bright red
with Top horns; one black with white stripe the
hack; Two pale red; one very dark red with white
face and rather short horns; one all white, and one
dark hrindle. Whoever will return said Steers,
or We information where they can be found shall
be reasonably rewarded and all necessary expenses
paid, WATILES " ENGLISH.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDS!

TIVE above reward will be given. application
J. at This or the American office, 10: Information
that will lead to the apprehension and conviction
OF the person persons who have recently stolen
pile OF Cord Wood and Suck OF hewn Timber
from d ten acre Iot in Pike Woods, lying between
Charles Leet on the north and X. Smith the
outh.
South ort, august %, lS4i
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NJ AR RiED:

On the Stu ins17 by j l. Ehr, Esq, Mr. TnoM-
A. NAScoURr 10 Miss DEBORAH PIERCE, 10th of
shs town.
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y l. w w q Il |, ID


EW WORKS.! NEW WORK Sii!
The Subscribers having been appointed Agents
for Wlnchester's :" New World Publications."
now offer to the public great variety of Cheap
Literature at Publisher sPrtces among them may
be found following,--
Arrah Neil, or Times of Old--The Invalide, or
Pictures of the French Revolulion-The Sleep Ri
der, the Old Boy in the Omnbus--SeatsiieId's
Works-Nlllage lnn, Love and Money-Rural
Life IN New England-Father Goro' or scenes
OF life IN Paris The Fortune Hun,er-The Wan
dering Jew-llercules Hardy-The False Prince
Captain Pamphlets Adventures-St. Patrick :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and its Opponents Mar
mHduke Wyvil--The Female Buebeard--El Do
rado--Fdrnhams History of Oregon-The PhiIo-
sopher's Stone-Van Diemens Land-Hiahlands
al Ethiopia, bound and in No. 's--f S. d.-Nina-
Modern Chivairy--Arthur O Lcary-Leibeg S
(hemisry-Factory Lfe--Ancient Egypt--The
tomet--The Twins--kate in search OF a Hus-
band-PhIllip in search OF a Wife-Martin Chuz-
2lewit. complete in no., price 25 cents--Ani
NAL Chemistry-rhe Home, or Family cares &c
The Man of the People--Nysleries OF Paris,
hound--AllIson History OF Europe-Cruise OF the
Somers-,Sc. &c
C.. r. WALKER g. Co.
Southport Sent. o.
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ELOP r NJ E n II,
N o T C E..

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from, the vicinity of
- Geneva, Walworih County, about the LIST of
August inss, pair of five year old working cattle.
One white OK with red ears and dapple spots on
his skin, horns small and slim, standing pretty well
up The other dark red on with large and thick
horns standing broad and low, with small star in
h!s forehead, with little no. brush on the end of
ms tan, and with a crop and slit in the left ear
Any person who will take up said cattle and send
me WORD OF otherwise give me information through
,..e posl once where they may be found, shall be
EDWARD n. WAIT.
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IN E.IANCERY.

: y +
Racine II, strict Cont, October Term.
1874.
Rose Ann Lindsay, ]
,,..n. vs.. Petition for Disorcc.
WilIiamJ. Lindsay.
Sept. =, iSi4.
Upon reading this Petition, it is ordered 10y the
Judge ut Chambers that this Pcut n be set down
for hearng the 6rst day Of the nex term OF the
District Cont, to be holdca at the Court House
aud for the County of Racine, and that this or
der heipn5.shedin one Paper printed IN the Coun-
~ OF Racine for six successive weeks before said
time. A. G. MILLER.
NoLNEr FRENCH, Sol. for Petitioner.
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BLA KS NIT HING,
ID. CROSIT & Co

~ bIsC'ol N 70,
/ AVE made arrangements for carrying on the
l. L above business, in all its branches. They oct
cupy the old stand of ID. Crosit, on the corner of
Pearl and Exchange streets, and also the slop for
merly occupied by G. w. and J. NJ Rounds on
Exchange street, few rods south of the American
Hotel.
CRossT PLoUGHs, manufactured as heretofore,
are kept constantly for sale also Breaking piows,
Crossing, Corn, Diamond, &c. The above plows
are warranted to and do better business than
any other plow manufactured in the western coun-
Try.
CARRIAGES and Vehicles of all kinds roned with
neatness and despatch which cannot be exceed in
the western country. Lumber Wagons, well pu,
together, ironed, and kept constantly on hand.
EDGE Tools, of all kinds, manufactured; axes,
axes jumped. AIDES, broad axes, hand hatehets,
chisels, drawing knives, &c.
HoRsE SHoEISG, the most lnfi icate part of black.
smlthlng, done in the bes, approved manner. Nc
pains spared in tfcuit shoeng such as interfering
horses, foundered horses. etc
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, constantly on hand, and made
TO order.
Repairing of all kinds done on short notice.
Southport, w. Y. .Ity 90, 1914.
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Racine County Liberty Ticket

Kaclnc COllnty Liberty Ticket
For Sheriff,
Charles Durkee, Southport.
For the Council,
Edward 6. Dyer, Burlington.
Reuben II. Deming, Southport.
For House of Representatives,
Slmuel w. Wilson, Racine.
AsaabI w. Bcnh; m, Sllcm.
Ansil I. B:iggs, Caledonia.
Judge Of Probate,
George Bennett, Southport.
For Register,
lsiah G.. Parker, Racine.
For Treasurer,
Edward Smith, Racine.
For Coroner,
Peter Van Vleet, Caledonia
For Surveyor,
Jason Loihrop, Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-09-10
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democrats OF the town OF Southport
and vicinity, are invited TO meet at the
Village Hall on Friday evening, the 18th
inst a, eary candle light. The
HON. MARSHALL Nj. STRONG,
of Racine, and several other Of the Demo
cratic candidates, will be present at the
meeting. Addresses may be expected.
G.. l.. SilOLES,
V. FRENCH, Town Com.
AID. NORTHWAY.\
Southport, Sept. 10Th. 1914.
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l. UWBER, LUMBER.

III CON II II III, II = UN ID II n.
TNilE undersigned have formed a Copartnershp
l. under the firm of Lay, Fisk & Co. for the
purpose of prosecuting the Lumber trade in all its
various branches. They have now commenced
receiving and will probably receive on an average
i00 900 feet per week through the season, and they
would respectfully solicit all those wishing Lumber
to call at our Yard and examine our assortment be
fore purchasing.
Our yard may be found near the new Pier &
Ware House.
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Spic ~ TTTcr cabin sc
w !" ~
Sple

A. ALLEN, MASTER.
VIII perform her trips during the season of 1914
as follows.
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ESTR
a ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

cnrmo5 T. IS hereby given to all persons con-
Estate of the la s' letters of Administration of the
granted to the undersigned by Inc H. 49, p:r
'n@rd, Judge OF Probate OF the County of Rscine
Ill persons having claims against sad - ,;
present The same for settlement and ali nsrs vi.
indebted to SAID estate are requested 10 MAKE I'M
mediate payment. ABEL, r. PUuIIpS' ''i-
PARIS, September 4,h, 1874
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YOU CAN RE CIR EN-

YES by the deepest research long study and untrng per
there has been specific, medical
combination before attempted ny composed Of
materials end pcwer far surprising any thing
hitherto empoyed imagination ever conceived
possible employ in the treatment pf Gonorrhea elects,
male No after how long standing complicated
the be- it will yield speedily and raiurally the
and curative powers OF this remedy
Iersos with gratitude have acknowledged that nothing
within their exper equal this new arcaIeum.
THOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
These Thomass Specific Pills to the tarte
naueatng the stomach and neither Diet regimen alb
snence from business required AID them in xpellipg dis
from the system so confident the proprietor Of the
passing efficacy of this remedy that he Challenges the whole
medical talent Of the wor produce anything equal it,
trial ef Thomas Specific Pills thy will fad speedy aud
safe relief let their be complicated and
The Pills purely etabe and diuretc and asn
gent also powerful purifiers Of the system and BY substtu
tore thu patient to the full ana happy Of al hseah
Price 81 per box Agents 2s Broadway
Chambers street, Granite Buildings 70 Fulton streets East
Broadway MFG 1msm
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MEDICAL.
ALOPECY, ai"iF
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE

Hills INFALLlBLE ,'N0UENT. or never drying
II Pommsde tsed duns the
years thousands being Internationally superior all
offered the pubcor amelloatng the hair The fol
lowing predominant properties removing Dandruh
eectualy staying the hair from falling out causing light
hair dark hue certain preventive Of gray na
M xible aud Inclined potent moistener I'M
parting glossy and uxuriant suppes all dehcency
of natusi nument, and simple PoMMApE DIX Ia Toll
all others extant la word IS he SINE
OF good head OF hair The most indunitape PROOF
BE- given the Of the above TO all
who i interested good had OF sold wholesale and
ta by HILL the aud able hair cutter NO. 81
Fearl street. adjoining the Pearl street House. -
New YoRK, March 20, 1874.
Ma. WILLIAM HILL
Fir 81 ase pleasure in acknowledging the great benefit
have eived from the nfalbe Onguen the
Hair Indeed value M highly, fom experience OF
its virtue that consder dufy TO recommend II To others
who Her have done from the loss OF hair About
hsir had become TRhtfoly thin. from Its
fng off that had seriously thought of resortng
the expedent of which had teore adopted
But fortunately diverted from this by frie Ito
whom had uay spoken Of the state OF hair who
strongly urged PREPARATION which the rst
ntimation had Of your own ext tence am hap
that this information has been OF lculabe benefit
for had used quite boxes OF your Ongdent be-
fore hair entirely ceased to fl off ana began TO gov;
cd applications il gradually became thicker aud fuller until
Unguent as toilette pommade and have hesitation
that for pre,etng the hair from n ont snd peserv'
ing il ST. simply toilette pommade, preparation
us 'e'' '''' HENRY PALMER, 1863 Pearl st,
The above il a true copy Of the original. az lmsIc
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON az CO.'S CELEBRATED
AMERICAN pANACEA

AMERICAN PANACEA.
THIS article y. compounded from vegetable matter, free
from any adulteraon and warranted free from nsre-
1t the invaluable discovery made from the vege.
table Rdom having never failed in single instance (wsn
lowing diseases wit Salt hkeum Scrofula liberated
as%%sscry cS1sus 'f Bs. Z
Head B,otches mps the Face and all Cutan.ou Di
Eruptons Of the Skin Pains Ulcers arising from
The curative properties OF this medicine consist in its pro.
ducns aud ectua alteration of the whole la
slight eruptio1s OF the ssn or diseases
is requires from four large bottle
Perfect cure AMI no return Of the disease.
II usually produces tonic effect, while, in cass, il
also gentle catartc the appetite gene
raj health Of The patient causing all acres ulcers
healthy action blood Enough must bl taken TO effect
attention. and the with all med cins il, effects
will vary the several constitutions differ from each other;
therefore, those should dsrns efficacy they
do not immediate benefit IL prepared with great
and the extracts brought into small compass require
usually but one table spoonful e,ch dav for adult
Ii Is now IN by the first Physicians the country and
pronounced by them the bst antmercua medicine known
and the mo efcacous in the OF and crofu
be seen by reference the certificates testmoras in
Of all the II has bsea found peculiarly ca-
eoas ~ producing esul y OF the in females and has
ben tahei tn great benefit IN pulmonary diseases.
Those in the oft should abstain from stimulating drinks
beer, mustard and all highly seasoned food.
the Custom o amT YeT Agent sss
Chamber. street No % Front No ia No 50 and
hsmmond st. corner Hudson; No sos Grand ST. No Isl and
No 80 CatharIne Nos ISL and isI Pearl ST. No. ia Canal
Brooklyn. W Smith Futon and Cranberry st. aud
WIN bhgroye, Sqpires Buildings, corner Willow and Atiin
ae ss ana ey an the principal druggists the Ulited
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME KESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
M Thoze Invaluable Powds have be- universally adopted
well as by Thousands this couatry beng mid
cafe ecacicus remedy married ladies
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption 70 tho happn.ss the heait
touch Within the limits advertise
ment-sults which affect only the we'll 1ng Of
parents but the uture happiness OF their offspns
but well known that the families Of the married often
beyond the happiness Of those who them birth would
dctate In how instances does the hard working fatr
and especially the mother Of family
throughout their lives tuggng at the oar OF ncessant labor
enjoyed COMFORT and comparative auce; aud and toll
have weighed down the and broken the health Of
the father how often Is Tho widow left unable with the
coming degraded objects Of cartyor progae ofeei
Even though competence and smile o-u,
aas the days OF the kind husband and father embterd
be0ldns form and declining health Of the
thrty-fst sinking premature gavs-with the certain
prospect Of himself being early bret OF the Of his joys
end ADD his young helpless ches OF those
dearing attentions and wachal solicude which mother
the earendng aiicuon 10 IT desirable, ten,s
mol-for their families resaoiess Of
consequences themselves the well BENG OF their
when simple healthy and certain reraedy within
and estimating the vast ben hts resulting 70 thousands by tho
adoption Of prescribed 5y her, would respectfully
attention Of the maned to consideration Is NOT
and yuo~s to 10 which we are subcct by simple
yruous and enlightened mind will unhesitstngly answer
the Affirmative.
Price Eve dollars package accompanied with full and p,r
cqa directions They be sent by mail to all parts Of the
All letters be paid, and addressed 1884,"
Y, MADAME RESI- ELL, Female Physician
Principal Office, LAB Greenwich street. New York Ofies
hours from A. NJ 70 r. Al. Bostsa Office. No. Essezs
no M
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-, 90 he an par,ies in Congress MIR. Ingsnoil,
who l. Chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
Affairs has taken the same ground that MIR. Cal
boun took in the case of the Enterprise and he
goes at length into the merits OF the case arguing
that if the Amistad had been taken into the Poto-
mac, the Chesapeake, or any Southern port, the
negroes would have been delivered up TO then
Spanish masters without any ceremony or delay
The Committee report that the Spanish owners
are to be fully remunerated for the value OF fhe
slaves that were set at liberty And they Will take
the same ground in another case
Mr.. WHITE also moved to have the same extra
number OF Mr.. HUDsoNs report made Yesterday
from the Committee on Manufactures IN favor Vi
the Tariff OF 1912.
Both reports were ordered 10 be printed yester-
day Uhe usual number OF copies) ana to-day '''e
House refused to print any extra nuhpel, .os. nm
Mr. TIBBATTs then moved to have al depate eease on
the Eastern Harbor Bill at o'clock today Ihis was
agreed to by large majority, 1y,o,o .,s
The Hous went into Committee OF the Whoe, anu
took up Bill making appropriations for the arbors on
the Atlantic Sea Board
Whitehall After some little sparring, this was carried
ayes 10, noes 3d.
Of the Hudson River was read, Mr. CAVE JOHNSON
moved to strike 1t ent OF the bill.
This to the credit of the House be it spoken mega
Mr. STILES most eloquently advocated an appropriation
OF 600 for removing the distractions in the
River caused by sinking vessels during the Revolution
AIRY War; to prevent the British attacking And
entirely account Of the forcibe manner which he
advocated it, 100000 was inserted in the bill for that pur
pose.
Several earnest attempts made by Messrs Thomp
son and Tucker to get appropriations Tor removing oh
srucons In Pass Christian Heron Pass and lberville Ri
YER between the Mississippi River and Mobile, but they
were all rejected
The Committee then and reported the bill to the
House. when the above amendments, with Sl5 900 for
Bridgeport Harbor agreed to- and the bill laid
aside to be read third time tomorrow.
sent you the items Of the bill two days ago.
me House then went again into Committee Of the
Whole and took the Senate amendments to the Pension
Bill, and the House amendments thereto.
lHese amendments you also published two days ago.
The first amendment reduce the $3.50 OF the Sen
ate to $4,000 and add to the agreed
to.
The second amendment Of the Committee to allow no
person in civil branch Of the public service to receive
his soldiers or sailors pension disagreed to.
The third amendment to allow pension before
the time OF making his application to Congress was dis
agreed to.
The Committee then and reported these TO the
House. and they all agreed to- and the bill again
passed by the House.
The House then adjourned.
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

HE discovery in medical science is that Of NJ NJ
DesOmeaux of Paris He has entirely exploded the
rally received opnoa of the existence Of ncurable stey
Except indeed Of maiformaon which
extremely rar. The nvar BILE and universal Of his
Elixir Cordial every instances OF producing that stase OF
health which the wife becoming blessed mother
who for pired chdless loneliness ha, fully establish
the of the ProcIeave Elixir Cordial IL inaabls
senura weakness. huor albus. debility ucotnence and
the various complaints from illness
mpIudelcs aud nvariable success its recomaeo
dalton The fame o this wonderful Exir Cerdia we'll
tah he'd CT than fifty thousand bottles aud pack
sucert evidence OF lis excellence aud the Estimation
which hed II pleasant and agreeable to the taste
The unde led il the only authorised for this
try.
Price 81 bottle.
For the OF those sidng of the city the in
gradients colppQsny Elixir Cordial put packages
Tor by mail with full direction for preparing
Price OF package So, making three bottles.
All Letters DO posp nd, and directed TO
Dr. +. MELVEAU, box ~, N. York city
NAL D&W m Office l29 Liberty at.