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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-30
20 ALI THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER ~ ANY FORM
OIL OF TANNlN.
On. LEATHER RESTORER.

\ NEW CHEMICAL DISC CIV fitl.
Most people know, that SKINS and hidcs are con-
Vcrted into leather by the use OF Tannjn extracted
from certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of The Tanniu is
worn out, leather becomes dead hard dry. brittle,
cracked, covered with a crust, &c. THIS ALL
KNOW. To restore then life, sottncss, moistncss
strength, smoothncss, and remove all crust, fly or
huster-restore the tannin. This substance the
leather never can receive the second time; but the
whole virtues OF il arc in this article. the OIL OF
TANNlN-which pcnctrotcs the stitics aud hard
est leather, IT II has been twenty in use; and
# II tears easily with the fingers it imparts at
y strength that is utterly incredible until seen. Ii
becomes like new leather in all respects, with
delightful soituess ana polish, and makes all leather
completely and perfectly lmpervioust TO watcr-par-
ucuary boots shoes. carriage tops, harness, hose,
trunks, and in fact. all things made OF leather CIV
ing a splendid polish, even higher than new leather
has, and at least doubling its wear and durability,
IN whatever manner the leather is used. THEsE
Facts.
VS. have 10 say it, for We would never have be-
"eyed the wonderful effects of this oil upon leather
without seeing 10; and ask not for the Ct eduHy
%' VIC community till they have seen, and then,
NnoW' that they must know these TO be facts, Di-
ions Tor use, with each bottle Patent leather
am lis polish restored by this oil.
'oras cannot long exist where this is used for
'0,'S ana shoes, II keeps the leather so soft.
LEATHER cannot decay or crack, mould or bis
Uu5hs the common age of man, so far as
'', luoge by experience, ii this oil is properly used.
oDI eo3 shoes OF the finest kinds, are ncautfed
or bao ga water prootb by it; and so are the shoes
VI ooo!S ol All others who US, it,
pa'.su men, all India rubber or other overshoes
,fl., US ms on, The propretors will warrant that
" r''net Is hTSt soaked in this oil and then r,od.
IN hoo and that boot sunk three monks n ,,a
w. not one drop OF wet or moisture can ,ycr enter
VI, boot unless IT runs over the TOP! and sncb =
boot shall don ,la 9 l,, -, $50 "
not So prepared. N' .
hose who will wear old shoes grown with
.ornS' ride with old carriage tops-haye old bar.
rs, ana throw them away half uscd--ook fIIbv
,,t',Se'vrs, and all about thcm-expend donbls
Id, Is necessary for articles Of leather TO ,bs;r
rs content, for whatwc care, if their preiudires
" 30 strong, they will not try new discovery
5.a,,.', &c no idvors 10 ASA Of them, they are the
~. - sufferers, and we 90 Tor noboiy's cus:on
'''n'se. Now, gentlemen, please Yourselves.
VI sa'" by FORREI & RUSSELL.
H1u'A%a.' lrGgarv 20. IA.
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The quantity of Merchandise and Furni-

The quantity Of Merchandise and Furni-
ture arriving here and passing westward,
is one Of the best criterions Of the growth
and prosperity ofthe interior. In connec-
ton with our table of canal exports on
Saturday, we gave the aggregate of mer-
chandisc rece we'd. The Ultimate destina-
ton of this property and the furniture ac-
companying it, exhibits fully the leading
points of emigration during the past
season. OF the merchandise, Ohio has
received much the greatest quantity; while
the heaviest aggregate of furniture has
gone toward Wisconsin. The annexed
table shows This.
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c.. w. COLE

Announces to the inhabitants of Southport and VI
cinity, that he has opened a
GROCERY IN MAIN-sr, l DOOR SOUTH OF
Bllsh & Whitney,
Where may be found most kinds Of
GROCERIES,, VEGETABLE PROVISIONS IL FLOUR.
Also good supply of CUSTOM RE.DY-MApE
BooTs-SoLE and UPPER LEATmER-CALF and
KIP SKINS
Boots and shoes made to order on the most rea-
sonabe terns.-Cobling done on short notice and
in the neatest style.
MIR. J. SPRING has also Currer shop connected
with the above, in which a general assortment OF
New Finished Leather and Findings may be found
for sale low at wholesale or retail for Cash or its
equivalent kinds of produce received in ex-
change; and the highest market price paid in cash
for Hides.
~ Those wishing not to go bareiooted had bet
ter give give us a call-Don' forget the place
if you want the worth of your money.
Southport, November 2, lS43
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During the last earthquake al Point a
P,tre, gentleman was rescue from death
BY the heroic cffrrts Of a slave. lie was
immediately "if,re handsome reward
for his humanity. No, no, said the
, generous fellow, "notlI'ng for money TO
dav-all for the love Of Gudw History
scarce cords n noLlcr sentiment. The
Colonial CouLcil voted him 1000 francs
i 800 TO purchase his freedom and 800
fer an outfit in his new career.
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"REAsoNs PLENTY AS BLAcKBERRIEs. ,;
A letter from Postmaster in North
Carolina, to the editor of the Christian
Advocate gives the following reasons from
a subscriber to that paper, for not paying
up
"Plcase say to the Editor Of the Rich
mond Christian Advocate that it would
doubtless be well to erase the name Of c. G..
from his books, and give up rs gone that
$50, He says in the frs; place, he n, yer
60, it, and ifhe did, twas ASIAN agcnt;and
esides he thinks he paid for it long ago,
and if he didn't, he has got nothing to pay,
aud if he had, he could plead The act OF
Limitation I"
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d ED.

.Dcd.0t Pleasant Prairie, Racine CO., on
the l4lh inst. Mr.. Thomas HARK N,
lalhcr Of Daniel IIarkin, E,q. Of Hank ms
Grove, aged II years
In Lakc Co illinois en- the , III inst.
Charles Dean, aged - years.
In Butternutts Otscgo Go. n. Y. on the
the 9TH INST. Miss. Harriet Walker, SISTER
OF DR.. ID. Walker OF this place.
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GROCERIES.
Dc SACKS Rio coffee, lest quality
~ ihds New Orleans 50 CUR, bes, sua
s bbls loaf sugar
10 chests Imperial and Hysen tea
25 boxes Malaga raisins
6 do Lemon syrup
DIDO pepper sauce
DC -:..c.
2do chocola,s
a bbls salerams
GOO lbs cod fish
10 boxes chewing tobacco
) do smoking do
10 do clay pipes
90 do candles, dipped, mould and spssm
20 do Boston soap
80 doz glass tumblers
80 doz brooms
kegs blasting powder
boxes rifle powder in cnnstees
hhds New Orleans uelaasss
bbs soda buIscut
bbs sugar crackers
so kegs Boston nails
doz shovels and spades
For sale cheap by
june 3 TORREY g. RUSSELL
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WHITE LEAD.
l HUTCHINSON, WHEELER & Pc

l. L agents for large maautacterv al the East.
oIler any quantity of White Lead, Dry or ground
oh' IN convenient packages for Retailers, and at
priccs as low as II can be bTou IA, from, ,h, cat
Southport. July s, ISi3.
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FOR SALE.
January 90, ISii.

yINHE lulding situated on PerE street, tew rods
| from Main street, belonging 10 the subscriber
For terms apply to me at my residence opposite the
Temperance House Ii eau be converted iato a
dwelling, a shop or a store, and viii he sold at a
cheap rate. SANlt Ill \. BltANDE.
Southport, January -, lSii.
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Lat8 secretary " LcTHHCn 10 nat CONHfrU.
UNPUBLISHED WITH 100 SPLENDID ENGRayIScs
Executed for this Work from original Dra,riurs
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JUSTICES COURT-lN ATTACHMENT.
Sidney A. Howe

E. ". Hadey. cine County, SIS.
The above defendant will take notice that wri
OF attachment has been issued by Sheldon Fish, a
Justice of the Peace in and for said county against
him and in favor of the said plaintiff, and his pro-
perty attached to satisfy the demand OF the above
named plaintiff; and that unless he appears before
the said Justice at his Office in Southport in said
county, on the 18th day of February, 1874, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, judgment will be rem
dered against him and his property sold to satisfy
said demand. By order of said Court.
SIDNEY A. HOWE, Prf
Southport January 25 IS44
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COSTS

4 LII who are jn,lnbied to the subscriber. ciIher
. l by note or book account, are respectfully re
quoted to call and settle the same and costs.
LAS. NJ STRIKER.
Ionuorv % ISll
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f. S. LOWELL,
Attorney, Counsellor and Solicitor,
SOUTHPORT. w. T.
Cook stoves at Great BARGAINS,

THE subscribers have . Cook stoves of an ap-
l. proved pattern, with Furniture and Trim
mings complete, which they are authorized to sell
much below cost, to pay freight, warehouse char
ges, &c. BULLEN & STRYkER.
Southport, January %, ISi3.
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Wisconsin Wholesale and Retail
Cash Store.

TORREY & RUSSELL,
Agents for JOHN II NICHOLS, corner of Main aa
Market streets, Southport,
lave just received from New York city, an
i i assortment of Nlerchn ndize suitable for the
markets of this Territory, which they will sch
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
AT the lowest prices for Cash, Wheat, Lea
Copper, Flax and Timothy seed. Flour, 3
Southport, June 3,
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GOODS At Glsr. For CASH

NTE WILL SELL our entire stock of Goods
' ' GA hand, AT COST ! AS regards quality and
VARIETY, 1t can't be beat in This market, and our
stock with lew excrptionsl was all purchased
this fall and selected with much care. 1t embraces
every article that's requisite make up the assert
ment of a retail store.
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MAKE ROOM
FARMERS STORE!
TUST received the largest and most complete as
- SOrtmcnt of
DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hardware, Oils & Paints.&c
Ever offered in this place. and will be sold at re-
duced prices for Cash or Produce All who visit
| Southport are invited to call and examine our
Goods before purchasing.
MANNEY & LEE
October 10, 1913.
FATS AND CAPS for sale at reduced prices,
4 by MANNEY 81 LEE.
DAINTs AND OILS for sale by
MANNEY & LEE.
400 PIECES Broadcloth, Cashmere, and Sa-
EVO tinets for sale at reduced prices, by
MANNEY & LEE.
COFFEE at 10 cents per pound, for sale by
~ MANNEY Is LEE.
OLD JAVA COFFEE for saleh y
~ MANNEY & LEE.
ION PIECES of Calico, from Gccnts to IS per
Duh yard, for sale by
MANNEY & LEE.
TEA , TEA ...,. THE best assortment ever
T. i~-A offered in Southport. al re-
dnced prices, by MANNEY & LEE
CTRAY.-Taken up by the subscriber, about
- the 10Th of last month, one black and white
yearling iiefer year old last spring. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her way
NATH. B. WOODRUFF.
Southport, December s, I6i3.
CtLOTHING.-A An extensive assortment of
- Ready Made Clothing-
Felt and Beaver Over Coats
Felt. Bag and Frock Coats,
Blue, Black, and Brown broadcloth Frock |
and Dress Goats,
Pants and Vests, of all sizes,
For sale VERY Low, by
BULLEN & STRIKER.
CMOKED HAMS AND SHOULDERS
> for sale by
Hutchinson, Wheeler & Peters.
CALF for sale by BULLEN & STRYkER. |
y January 1914
CNOTHS-The subscribers have on land aup |
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'ARKiAGE LAMPS ami TRIMMINGS for
y sale al tbs New Hardware storev
Racine, OcrdbeI3 ). wy S--~~
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NEW VOLUMES FOR 1871.
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DRY GOODS.
~ 4 ps broad cloth, 10 ps burlapsa
eSO 20 ps cashmere 10 bales Lawrcncs
large lot of vestings sieeting
ps sleeps grey bales PancamacA do
0 ps fulled cloth do Sanford do
90 ps red and white do KIton do
domestic flannel do brown shirt.ny
ps red and white 2 do Hamilton stripes
l0English do 2 do brown drills
ps Canton DO 40 ps blue and striped
bs Scotch einsham drills
10 ps linsey cloth $50 as Fog AND Aaaes
so ps satine; prints
To ps btch'd cotton 20 ps black espahra
40 Russia diaper - ps ticking
doz horse blankets Irish linen
Cps Ky Jeans 9 ps brown dc
so ps hard times dog Belviders shawl
20 ps Eng merinoes Ado emb'd Dc
ps French merinoes do silk do do
4 ps German do do merno shirts
4 pa mode alapacca, for IL do cravats
ladies dresses &cloaks 10 do cotton hdk' o
Ops bonlhazne 400 lbs carpet warp
6 ps printed saxony wollen yarn
6 ps mole skin 500 lbs cotton yarn
20 ps baggng from no to NO IS
For sale by TORREY j. RUSSELL.
june 3
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SHlRTS, Crayals, Stocks, Collars and Bosoms
y Tor sale by II. B. HINSDALE.
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BLANKETS.
ID OSE, DuIil, and Horse Blankets, for sale by
N III. b. HINSDALE
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DRY GOODS,
Ofcvery description.
GROCERIES.

general aSsoI mcn;.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Nails, Shovels
Spades, Axes, Bras, and Wood Clocks. Wooden
Ware, a.. &c. &c. All you who have Cash to pay
for Goods, please give call, and
Girc as yow Dolldr for ,r.im mould cost
Sl,'5 ciecmhcrc.
You will find directly opposite the Brick
Block. Wheat, Pork, Oats, Butter, Lard, Ashes
&c, &c, taken in exchange for Goods, ut the mar
ket cash prices. Blush * WHITNEY.
Southport, January ; lSii.
Good Winter Apples picked from the trees, tor
sale Ivy BLISI x WHITNEY.
QUAD, MACKEREL AND GOLDFISH. for
y sale by B;LIEN * STRYkER
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AGENTS wanted throughout the United States.

JUST PUBLtsB ED,
Val Mghiy:taisted Portrait Of its distinguished
Editor, Gagrared on steel, hi Dds
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z. STEELE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The undersigned were on the first Monday of
January inst, appointed by the Judge of Probate
OF the county of Racine, Wis. Ter, to administer
upon the estate of John ONeil late of the town of
Wheatland, Racine county aforesaid deceased
ANN O'NEILL, Administrative,
JAMES O'NEILL, Admns'r
Wheatland, Racine co. W. II JAM %. I244
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
Markets. ;. Carefully reported Ter The Tribune

MONDAY, Feb l2
asuEs-There is lair demand for Pots 81 62l, with
sales bbs inspection OF 1913 feaIs are - ee' - i
with sales 50 barrels, 1913, al ) Uof.
COTTON-The market is active and the tendency up
wa.d although perceive general advance III ias'
consequent pon the later adyiees Eutop sales are
reported 5000 bags AT the full prices OF Saturday
sopal sales have been made at ;c Improvement out ts
market is ell supplied with lots Saturday rates VI te
sales upwards bsSsweze Upland nciudng one lot o
Oy bales and another Of 60a bales We quote as before
Upland. New-OIleans
Ordinary middlins .! .! ~ 10 o. IL:
Middlins fair 10 taiI ~ ,gs ~: M
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is without change,
and very quiet Western is held at ST. co. but we have
heard of no sales higher rate excepting IN small ots
Fancy IS held a; s. 62i Scratched, Western, IS IN
good demand at 81 6t 62! fine middlng 81 49, middisas
s. Sc: s. co. and ship uf IS S. 25 Southern Scratch
Cd 81. So with sales Southern descriptions arc .rin,
with good inquiry Georgetown and bahdy"lhs die hsu
firmly a, s5 Alexandria S7: Rchmoad Country al -;
Ricbm,nd CITY Sc. Rye Flour scarce at 60 or Heai
there is . demand al So 5s So 62s for Jersey and us
Brsnlvwipe nominal! Buckwhest Is selling al So 50 a .
common and S for ancy bags So 50 2i hall barrels
So 25 Shorts nomlnaly II l2c snip Stu II cents
Bag Mealwe quote 100 ll2f cents
GRAlN.-There is ;some demand for Wheat, and We ne
tce sales 5000 bushels about o. supposed ior MIL
linz at the East Co still scarce but dsners Go bid
freely There have been Offered IN market to-
day. Oas IN demand y 2Sc. Southern ID sto.e
held at3Sc Last sales aoat 81 Small sales Blackeysd
Peas a; 81 3i per bag
wHIsKYsmall sales DrudSe az % cents State Prison
bbs held a2ti Is Sales Pennsylvania 10 b5s
have b=ea made al 23s cents.
SEEDS-Thete i, very little doing in either description
We notice small sales OF Clover eleven ceats but less
would probably be accepted for considerable parcel
Rough Flax nominaly Se7 for WestsFn-supply small
Clean $40 per Timethy held above for
good.
PRoYIsloNs-There was some inquiry fer Pork, and
believe could be had 50 50 These
I'D for 100 bbIs aad taken We notice further
10 barrels private bargain supposed something
these We notice sales 2& re 80 hbs Refuse Pork
Guiding 200 bbls. Prime S. S7 o.. In Beef
heaI Of nothing Of importance. Country stands at 81 and So