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June :.
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CONCORD ACADEMIES next session
Oo.ihs Institution will commence the Ii OF
july +. w. COLEMAN. Principal.
Address Concord Academy Caroline County
REFERENCES Hon. John y. Mason WASH
ingon: Gen. Bayly. Accomac Gen. James Pc
gram Richmond r. VI T Hunter. ESQ E.
sex; Dr.. Ge>>ner Harrison University of Viz
glnia. Jane 2S-l5-u
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DURE LINSEED OIl+-lG00 gallons Lin
i seed Oh. pure and free from sediment Just
received. ior sale by
Innc = l5-wtf ALEX. -DUVAL & co.
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.jLors of Meat.-1Te f0t Sp,eoiihg IN Jester


Among the MAN. changes in Western Virgi-
MIA. we are both gra,ited ana pleased to announce
| tha, Of HENRY ERSKINE, Esq, OF Lewis5urc.
formerly member Of the legislature, and one Of
/ the most influential Wigs in this part OF Virgil
/ MIA. II mys that he e0na@f ro'c for Hery Ctoy.
The whole country Seelas TO be moving in favor
/ OF pix AMI Dallas iurra for the Democratic
! candidates E,B1aSte Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

The Wings are making great cry over Ora
Tor Sh;nn." who seems horribly disguised (the
nice young man'O with the political jusgieTs OF
the Baltimore Convention, for not nominating
Mr. Van Buren,, and therefore, and entirety upon
griaclpt, has gone over to the Wings. We wish
,aem JOY oftheir new acquisition and ali the mo
Y4l force he will carry With him. We cannot say;
awe well could spare better man" We shall
not now parade, as an Offset, the tnga6e7 OF able
AMI influential men, who have abandoned Wing
gerv W are fully satisfied with the gains and
losses in Virginia.
We feel that w X. Shinns political apostacy
will not shake, IN The lcoSt the firm Democracy
Of Harrison. Democrats OF Harrison. are we
r,ghi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

DEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS 'ti-No
ID one medicine has ever been more counter
.-i,ed than RowanIs Tonic Mxturc-ihe ar0as-
81 yroof that no one has ever been more roPriAR.
This, however, calls for the greater vigilance Oh
the part OF fever and agne patients, 10 avoid the
houWad cioatS, by means OF which. their suffer
ings wil te p5oi0Eged instead Of being promptly,
radically, and permanently cured by procuring
that oil faco,jis and sterling remedy, the only
true. ORIGINAL, and genuine Rowand> (mproved)
Tonic Mixture guorded by the tcrjtsa Signature
0, John p. Rowland, on a paIcr io5o', which pas
IS across The mouth OF every bottle Of the tsite
dyt.cls, and must be destroyed in drawing the
cork.
Merchants Of integrity and honesty deal in the
true Tonic Mixture krares and iInpos,ors sell
the coun,erieits A wofi TO the wise is enough
Sold b. all the respectable Druggists in Rich
mond. Petersburg, Fredericksburg. Norfolk, &C.
Sole Proprietor, again
JOHN R. ROWLAND Phila.,
81 nj. NJ penn
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g-- A friend, who WAS present, mes promised
us a sketch OF the amusing "iabors' oil the Wing
party OF Hanover (Mr Claws county, on the
Texas question. There, as elsewhere il was like
a bomb" thrown amongst them. One gentleman
produced resolutions, hostile 10 annexation, which
he vouched as expressive Of Mr.. Claws opinions.
Another, rather more Jealous for Texas, hoped
IN, and denied their coincidence with Mr.. Clays
views Other sets OF Resolutions were intro
duced-but 10 proven; threatened row they
were al laid on the table. The Wings are be-
ginning 10 see trouble with this question
We learn that, both in Hanover and King
William, the immortal songs from the "Yaller
Kiyer" were presented TO the natives by some
accomplished missionaries from the mother Cabin
in Richmond. Its said that the hard hs;ei strong
minded farmers could not appreciate The beauties
OF he Ministries. Their ears are not yet trained
- the sounds polite" Of the Metropolitan Wings
In King William, most enthusiastic spirit
perrades the Democracy. Last Monday, there
vas spirited meeting, and our fallow-ownsman,
John 3. Young was received with great warmth.
The .Yaller Kivcr' is not :'the thing" for The
land OF Henry and of Roanc.
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GEORGIA.
I-N .NN-i WI n --7TIf IT0TI
La GRANGE, TaorP Co, Ga. !

JUN. T, IS!F.
The signs are bright-;he Young Hickory i
fast gaining around-a large number Of the pFo-
mincai Wig in the county are out with us
Amongst them is the Hon Julius C. Afford, ex-
member OF CongTc>>-lhe war horse OF Troup.-
We are 10 have 4 mass meeting soon in Green
yillc The al joning county. at which place Col.
Afford will make an address.
Georgia i erect. Polk viii beat Clay further
than Harrison did Van BGrcn ia l-l0'
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N-OTICE-We have removed our once from
y orr Mills. 10 The office recently occupied BY
ID =. Randolph ESQ. on 18th Street and in front
OF the East side OF the Basin.
HAXALL, BROTHERS & co.
June - l5-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

TTHRhSHING MACHlNE-The subscriber
i is how prepared 10 furnish the farmers OF
Virginia with what he considers 10 be the bcs.
horse power and Threshing Machine he ever saw,
for about 0ae lnadrsd do7drs. Ii is made upon Z
new model, which affords gTea; strength in small
space and at little expense. It's intended for Two
horses. but may be worked with four II is cal
cula,cd to thresh well and clearly about one hun
bred bushels day Those interested in sUch
matters are respectfully requested to call ana ex
anime il; g 7. Bolts
June - i5-WI
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NATIONS OF Polk, Dallas, and Muhlenbers,

.,,oa,ions OF Polk, Dallas, and Muhlenbers
..,r, enthusiastically responded 10.
CLARION County, "A powerful meeting was
49,: \, Currsville, on the Isl instant. Demo
.-,,ir Association was also formed, and the Con-
,,,luton forthwith signed BY hundreds oil Demo
Another meeting was held in the Court House,
., clarion on the 4,h instant. Energetic resolu-
mons were also adopted in favor OF Polk, Dallas,
ana Muhlenberg
Br,yER CouNrY.-The Democracy OF Beaver
.,nn,v met in large numbers at the Court House,
~ me town of Beaver. on Tuesday evening,
T,,s Strong resolutions in favor OF Polk, Dali
-. and Muhlenberg, were adopted BY acclama-
S,vry,.gILL CouNrY-An immense meeting
., me Democracy OF Schuylkil!, Haven, was
hill on The 9TH instant.
NoSr;oMgRY CorNry.--Several hundred De
,.,,,-a;s met a, the house OF Col. James Bush, IL
Toner Merton, on Saturday June ID. RcSolu'
Mons were adopted, approving the nominations O
p--, Dallas, Muhlenbers, ami Hartshorne, ard
rle;.anr the hearty and unanimous support o
.be paTrv.
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We are sorry 10 learn. that YESTERDAY us, above
jamestown, the fine steamer Curtis Peck. met
with serious accident, (no explosion and nobody
hurt which disabled her entirely. She i Still
below. The Express brought up her pa>sengers:
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d OWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
IL TURE-Eor the permanent cure OF Aguc
and Fever. ior sale by
ALEX. DUAL & co.
June y lJ-wtt
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VItNIkDO-N.
Messrs. w. G. REEVES and others Committee

GOVERNOR PoLK's AccsPrANcE-T Nash
Vile Union says-We learn that Gov. Polk has
accepted me nomination made by the Democratic
National Convention al Baltimore, and has trans
niced his acceptance to the committee ofthe Con-
y,ehtion appointed TO notify him ofhis nomination
We may expec, his answer TO be published soon
Baltimore Republican.
- Channellnr Dim H. aaaEnad 4, accent the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

r F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawiug Of Va.
u !. Lce>hur2 Lottery. No. %:
- 70 Il - Al Is ~ : II 10 10 IS &C. ~.
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Class
No. 100
Al ) 81 81 IS II Is Il : 9 - 2l 80
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery Class No. 6I
- 20 80 30 ~ IS y 1 = g. 20 10 II .6.
Prizes are sell; ont by Word in every Lottery.
Look at the Schemes 10 be drawn in July-aAd
send your orders to
j.. F. WORD, Richmond
Iune - l5-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

ARR!vN.-'The PTesldent Of the United States
John TYLER. Jr., Hon. Robt. Rantonl, Capt. r. T
Stockton anl suite. breakfasted this morning at
Bradshaw : Eotei and left in the 9 o'clock
train en- ToaA for New Tork-B.
TRuiror says. his Excelieacy is on MS way to
msry a fair lady Of New York.-EwHutrI
The newspapers take The libefy OF saving that
Inc President has gone 10 New York 10 get mar
ireland, We presume Ii Is 50. That. however,
is the Presidents own business, and private
Annexation Treaty" which he is al liberty 10
make. without consulting any body but the party
inrerested.-f iIsraHdria Go-etts
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

2 The subject mater OF the following article
should arrest the deepest attention o. our city and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

COLLEGE INFIRMARY-The lease upon
y the building at present occupied as an II
Urinary by the Faculty OF the Medical Depart
ment OF Hampton Sidney College, being about to
expire, notice is hereby given, that patients will
not hc received into the Institution from and ate!
the first day OF July until farther Eotice.
\ spacious building for an infrraary is now
icing erected in connection with the College Ed
flee Il will be completed in the course OF the en-
suing Fall, when the Faculty hope TO have the
pleasure o; announcing greatly improved arrange
lncDt> for the accommodation Of The sick.
:. MAUPlN VI. D.. Presiden'.
June IS i5-it
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y INatT q V stIttI J7VEV
"kISsroS. Lemon Co. y. C.,


"Allow me 10 congratulate you. on behalf Of
our party, our cause, AMI our country. up0n the
result Of the proceedings Of the Baltimore Ma
tional Convention We, here. are highly graft
fed with the nominations believing with Mr..
Calhoun, that they are exceilent'-A good degree
OF animation is given 10 the Democracy OF the
Old North State, on account OF il We reckon il
new era in the present campaign; and from this
time forward, our march will be onward, until
Clay & Co. are defeated. Judging from The signs
of the times-the circumstances arising from ard
CONNECTED with the nominations-;heir warm
and ready support in all portions Of the country,
by the former discontents of our party-,he ami
nation among our friends throughout the coun-
,rv generally, and the discontinue OF the Wings,
(tor they are considerably chap-fallen, though
they would strive TO conceal it, would not be
surprised ifhe old North State did cast her vote for
Hoke, tour Democratic candidate for Goveinor)
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EXTRACT q a kttc3 jfoH,
..\-o,-orc limo ia
EXTRACT of q Liter for,

I1NI tN0I y " 1@VsFV- F7V'77
PORTSMOUTH. Va. June -
"You will perceive that we have had ratifi-
cation meeting in this town, on the lth instant.
init net p,JiiAicd in tic Eaguircr.) Young Hici-
orv and DoHas were presented by Dr. Arthur Il.
Smith, one Of the Delegates 10 the Baltimore Con-
yeniion from this District. They were received
with great enthusiasm. The meeting was al
dressed By Dr. Arthur R. Smith, Col. Nilsson OF
Norfolk and Chas 3 Hayden. Esq, Of this place,
with great effect. The Democracy here will do
their duty in November nextior Polk and Dallas
Won NAV RELY en- that Can't you interpose Your
friendly aid 10 check the Improbable warfare 90
ing on between the Globe and the Spectator! Ac-
wise the parties to save their ammunition for the
common enemv-an,il after the day of battle Is
over. and victor has perchcd upon cur banner
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ExrRscr Of a lener from

BHt'NSWIth %. IUlc ID.
PERM, meto say that a. lar as have been
able to collect public sentiment, all and eve
~ one OF our party approve most heartily Of the
nominations oiihe Baltimore Convention. Each
has laid his heretofore avoriie aside, and we ne
and dumb; for they know there is fro enough in
our Young Hickory to >iage their Coon
More after awhile In haste. your friend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

= Chancellor Bib has declined 10 accep, the
e"'ce OF Secretary Of the Treasury.
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.JuIle q

w HlTE OIL slLK.-A supply Of Whit.
w Oil silk, received for sale by
ALIEN. DUVAL & CO
June - lJ-Wtf
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TOWNSVILLE. LEE CouNrY. w. JvSE H.
The sterling Democracy in this region COZ
daily approve OF the nomination of the Bald
more Convention. In the Fall, Lee will tell Nj.
Hardin that The 'make->hiii candidate is thei!
choice. before the Dictator. christencd by Wm. c.
Rives"
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EyTRAcT o' Il teitcr from,
HoLLY SPRINGS. Mis-.
June IN, 1871 {
We have Ju> heard OF til nomination OF Co...
Polk, and il has elected 4 tremendous burst q.
enthusiasm in lni> State. He will heat CLAW
10000 votes in the little State Of Mississippi"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02
Isaac Ge0rge-Gnn.smith.

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME, Greeting.
HNOW ye that i, ISAAC GEORGE, of the Village
N of Southport, in view of my own personal ad
vantage in particular and that of the public in gen
erat, have prepared myself to do extensive bust
ness in the line of my Professionalism is irnPri-
ms, GUNsMTrHING--and sscuad1s, mendlng, repair
ing, and tnkenng, all kinds of breakable articles
and things to be found in hardware vocabulary,
from steam engine to sauce pan, and from a
lightning rod to knitting needle, inclusire. With
greater regard for truth than modesty, feel call
ed upon to the public that my practical skill
in the particulars referred to is not to be surpassed
by men of moderate mechanical genius or preten-
sions. But the ''proof of the pudding is in the
eating" hope the proper application will be made
to test the precise accordance between my practice
and professions, which doubt not, will be found
to be more than ordinarily remarkable. And In ad-
dition it may be well to state connection, that
while neatness and despatch will characterize the
execution of all | undertake, the most remarka-
bic feature of my business operations will be the
cheapness of my servlces-not charges-tor hope to
be excused from any lessons in bookkeeping
In Short propose for cash or Its equivalent, to
dispense upon all who may be in need Of my servi-
ces. the benefits of my mechanical and artistical
skill and industry most cheaply, most neatly, and
most expedtiously.
My locus IN quo, or to bring myself down to the
comprehension OF ordinary readers, the place IN
,niich ] am TO be found, is few rods cast of
w. B. Socum's store.
Southport, January I, 1874.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02
n MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having bse

TORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
M made in the payment OF certain principal and
interest money due upon an tndenture OF Mortgage
executed by Nathan Strong of the town OF Pleas
ant Prairie in the county of Racine and Territory
of Wisconsin. to Samuel Hale Of the town of
Southport in the county and territory aforesaid,
bearing date the thirty first day OF January IN the
year Of our Lord one thousand Ell ght hundred and
forty three and recorded in the Office of Register
of Deeds for Racine county IN the territory afore-
said on the 29,h day of April, A. ID. 1S43. at one
o'clock, z. NJ. and recorded in volume e Of Mort
cages, pages 233 and 234, which mortgage was
duly asst gned under the hand and seal of the sald
Samuel Hale, on the first day of February, a. ID.
1913, to David Crost OF the town of Southport In
the county and territory aforesaid; on which mort
ora ae there is claimed be- due at the date of this
notice. the sum of thirty three dollars and sixty
three cents. [$33,63.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of power
of sale contained in said mortgage, and in pu 'su
ance of the statute in such case made and provided
will be sold public auction, to the highest bidder.
at the Temperance House kept by Mccoy and Be-
nedict in the village of Southport, the 18th day
of February A. d. 1643, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, by the assignee of the mort
ga gee or the sheriff of the county OF Raclne, the
premises described in said mortgage, TO wit: Fall
that certain piece parcel of land situate, lying.
and being in the town of Pleasant Prairie, county
of Racine and territory of Wisconsin,, and known
and distin guished as being the north half OF the
north west quarter of section number twenty-one,
81, township number two, 2, forth of Range num-
Der tweRty-two east, excepting therefrnm two rods
in breadth the whole iength of the south line of said
Iot."
Dated a, southport, this 18th day of November A.
ID, IS43. DAVID CROSlIT Assignee
VoLNEY FRENCH, Attorney.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02
Southport Academy. Winter Term.

THE Winter Term of the Southport Academy
will commence on Tuesday the 2nd day OF
January, I644, in the same place, and under the
same Instructors, that it is at present.
Pupils of both sexes will be received as hereto
fore. The propriety of separating them would
seem TO be questionable in this village at present,
if not so under any circumstances.
1t is the design of the Instructors to follow this
branch of business EXcLusVELY, so long as they
NAV be engaged in il; and devote their time and
best endeavors toward the advancement OF the pu-
pills put under their tuition Though there are two
instructors, they will not charge DOUBLE price,
but pledge themselves to make their charges for
tuition as low as is advertised by any school in
town in which the same branches are taught In
structon given in the Latin, Greek and French
Lancua ges, and the higher Mathematics, but no
better Music or Drawing need be expected than the
daily mathematics OF the blackboard, or the music
of the English grammar.
In the matter of payment for tuition, they are so
situated that nothing can come amlss in exchange
for their labor, they can take the labor and p'odnct
Of all trades and professions.
Southport, December 8, lS43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02

goods stores, West India goods Store. 2
Respectable hotels, 2 groceries. l lumber
merchant, . tailor's shops, 3 boot and shoe
makers, . wagon makers, , blacksmiths's
shops, 2 cabinet shops, flaming mill ma
ker, 2 saddler's shops, gun-smith, liv-
ery stable, turner, l surveyor. | cons!a-
BILE, 4 ma sons, II joiners, l bu,cher,2 stone
cutters, and plasterer.
General Remarks.
The village Of GAINESVILLE is delightfully."-
situated on The east bank Of the Roch rlVer'
81 miles from Milwaukee. % do rom
Southport and Racine, and Al do from Ma.
olson. 1t was first surveyed anu i''u ou'
in August, 1910, under the d,rectcn OF me
officers of Rock county; and me hrsi tav-
ern was erected and kept by is present
en,erprising proprietor, Mr. Charles
Stevens. a naive of Bradford, VT, in the
s,me wear The first store was opened by
Mr.. Thomas Loppn, a native Of the En-
erald Isle. in 1899, being one year previ-
Gus to the survey of the village. The
bridge which crosses the Rock river at this
place, was erectad by Messrs. Stevens,
DGIIty uhd ouPpihs a. tHC NoSb Va 2l~Oo.
II is handsome and substantial structure,
measuring "a rods in length and Is feet
in width. The great thorough(are TO the
west crosses this bridge.
The Court House, which is decidedly one
OF the prettiest edifces OF the kind in the
West, was commenced in 1910 ard fin
ished sometime last year, at an expense Of
$500. Ii stands on an elevated site Of
about 100 feet above the main street, and
its tin rooted cupola may be seen glitterrg
in the sun at distance of ii miles from
the village. We understand that the build
ing was executed under the direction of
MIR James Chamberin.
The Jail, though small and insignif-
cant log building, has been found to be Of
sufficient strength and dimensions. 70 ans
~er the purpose for which il has been used
up TO this period, from the circumstance of
lis never having had tenant within lis
wooden walls since its erection in 1912;
and Judging from the character of the in.
habitants of Rock county, the silence OF
its interior IS destined only to be broken by
the idle wind which whistles through its
rusty key-hole.
Several substantial and taisefully con-
structed brick stores and dwelling houses
have been erected in JanesviIle within the
past six months. The land in the iciuty
Of the village is Of superior fertility, and
highly cultivated farms and elegantly fin
ishcd farm houses are 10 be found in every
direction from the village.
A company has been formed, consisting
Of citizens Of GAINESVILLE, for the purpose OF
cutting canal one-half mile in length
across the bend of the Rock river at tn.
place, with the intention Of erecting an ex
tensve water power on which it is coniem
plated 10 erect large Touring mill, saw
mill and other machinery IuriBg the ensu
ing summer. The loute Of tile proposed
canal has been accurately surveyed, and
it is ascertained that fail Of nearly fee,
of water can be obtained by the improve.
ment.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02

0rMr. r. w. Clarke, Daguerreo,ypst.
having been unable TO complete his engage
ments here, at the time he expected, may
yet, for short time, be found al his room,
(Col. Franks office where will be happy to
wait on those who favor him with call.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02

0TWc have received caustic reply to
the communication of .'Fool,'' published in
oui last, which we must decline publishing.
The matter has no general interest, to emit
tic ii To further d;scusso on in our columns
fiiablc result.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02
G.. w. COLE

Announces to the inhabitants of Southport and vi
cinity, that he has opened
GROCERY IN MAIN-sT, ] DOOR SOUTH OF
Rlish s. Whitney,
Where may be found most kinds Of
GROCERIES, vEGETABLE PROVISIONS o. FLOUR.
Also a good supply of CUSTOM RE,DY-nADE
BooTs-SoLE and UPPER LEATHER-CALr and
KIP SKINS
Boots and shoes made to order on the most rea-
sonable terns-Cobling done on short notice and
IN the neatest style.
MIR. J. SPRING has also Currier shop connected
with the above. in which general assortment OF
New Finished Leather and Findings may be found
for sale low at wholesale or retail for Cash or its
equvalent.-Most kim of produce received in ex-
change; and the highest market price paid in cash
for Hides.
u Those wishing not TO 90 barefooted had bet
ter give a give us call.-Don't forget the place
if you want the worth of your money.
Southport, November 2, lS43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02
SOUTHPORT BAKERY.

= One door North Of Hutchinson, TFAceler &. Cos
Warehouse, Water-Strref.
YT,HE subscriber, thankful for past favors, wou ID
l. inform their friends and customers that .hey
stih continue TO manufacture BAKE-sruFrs as chea
as can be made west OF Buffalo
Domestic, Common, Pound,
Graham, and Fancy, Sponge,
Indian Bread. Boston and Fruit,
Sea Buscut, Graham Crack Seed and
Pilot Bread. ers. Sugar Cakes
Every variety of RISK and GISeEBRRkAp made of
the best material and warranted
u WEBBING and other Part es supplied with
suitable Cake at the shortest net.ce.
Flour, Butter and Lard taken in exchange.
WALTER B. WATTLES,
Southport, jan 2 1914.