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EARDsHIPS OF PRESCRIPTION.

Wehawelpointed out more than once
the evil tendency Of prescription foraO-
Ptn'on 's-sak e land its dOleterious effects
'upmn cur lree institu ions. lite cru8h@gs
eratlHn individualcas a,ay well ada
the fadrgna'ion OF outraged hu4nanityte
cur soItciIude for the porlty of ourppO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Some instan ees,ats
'FeIated ina letter from Washington as
follows. TheIfrst ss the case ,oC Wr-
3ames, whose death was mentioned ia
cur Paper.y rdays-tWheeliag E1tmsE.
"James, ,'bIolheroI the apohecaFy. orc
oI'the NEST Useiuhceiks uRder iho'Go~G
ernmsnl, and-a'mest pure and exen,pta.
'Ty man, ,under no preleEt @haesoever,
lornoue could be forged against thim,
'@as removed by 'GlIlet-thetGiLle
from the Registers tThce, ,'and for weeks
no'c'erk could be found toiiilI hrs place
lhough gh'nlIemPted BY three of them con-
secOuVety ,orperhapsUnted! Hts eea.
sllive natUre sank under the blow, and
be 's now dying. NE will leave a large
and utterly destilutelsmIly, 4iis " hote
life, from fifteen years old, had beea
spent in The Office. When too late to re-.
pair The injury, the voice of shama
shame. was heard, and James was Civ.
go an inleriorclerkshlp. Thousand Cob
lars year, with the promise OF fulare
preferment But this.poor soace came
too late. The'teas OF g!le cid ,Eneesen.
germ the Department, turned oat tor
opinions cake merely, and upon tho
commons 20 pick up their Ivelfhood 40
they can,are treated with dcrision and
laughter by cur young, or new-IangleH
Democracy, whose crueI I.behes,s ore exs
ecuted with slavish and abiect readiness,
by members of the Cabinet, who ought
to be'SIatesmen, aud who profess 10 bO
Christians.
Walker, whose immediate family con.
nexlons draw moro Than $50 600 anna.
ally, from Tho Treasury. with his owa
hand, but directed as he says by Polk.
ordered the dismissal of Major Lewis.
Messenger, most inoIIenslve IN an with
Eelgdtrhildren, 10 1ake place for one of
his loafers, whoshas no children norane-
rit, except that ofshavIng assistedsto CIR.
culate his doEbIe faced hardbiIis
Marcy, who had Inc meanBess to lake
! Effv cents from tho Treasury dor mend
ing hs'Me'rhes, which had been,privals
~ torn in the pH5Iic service, turUed Da
vtdge from tho War Dspat'mmr. and
deprived his large and amiaEle family Of
bread, to put in mis- ~p'sce ene SE ahe
three rehPews of P'eroor Parter, idle
Young me" whNn he IeftGs PeRsIopeEs
upon the Government.
10 ourciry there is ndeed gTesspFera
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Nsuay be erectedinto a new States, to bt
raEed the Stateof Texas with republt
can do-m ofgoEernment. to be adopted BY
the people by deputies in convention witt
theassent7of the existing government, 'in
Orderfhatsthe'e same may be admitted as'one
1of the States of this Union" All4his might
have been done by the people of Texas
yas well without the 4consert'o of our Con
gress as with it.
1t is nowhere declaredorggreed that
the said State shall be admitted into the
Union, or tharthe territory shall beannex-
ed to the Union, but Congress, Harely gives
its consent that the territory may be
"erocted ntosa new State" preliminary
ITO the question of ofts,cdmisson as,''one of
the States Of the Union" The acaof Od-
mission is'an'Qctyet to be performed, and
the Secretaryo of the Treasury has correctly
decided that TeZas'i3 not "a part OF the
United States, either as State or Fer
.ritory, and consequently merchandise i'm
ported from thatcountry cannot be entered
at. thepors ofthe Union without the pay
mentof duties, as fom&ny other foreign
county.
Whether this nondescriPt act designed
perhaps to have 'tlleHorce Of treaty, bat
without the Iorms'ofone, 'andwithout any
of :the sanctions which by the express
words ofourCanstitution are necessary to
the forming OF t treaty, and even without
wordsmhich imply the assent Of theIUm-
ted States to any actwhichcouId not have
been performed without her consent, Gre
ates an obligation on the United States to
admit Texas into The Union, US Mr Wal
ke" declares in hia circular, sanother ques-
lion, an it is guestionior the neXtCon-
gress to decide.
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HINES TO LADIES.

Stair carpets should always have a strip
sof paper put undcrthcr NJ and over the
edge Of every stair, which Is the part that
first wears ont, in order TO lessen the iric-
ton Of the carpet against the boards be-
meath. The strips Should be wihin an
unch or two as long as the carpet 10 wide,
sRnd LhonJ lour or five inches in breadth,
no EF To I've distance FROM each stair
TIN FlmpIe Tlap, 50 easy Of execution,
will, we'Enuw, preserve a'Rtair carpet bali
ws luuR nrrm-s Itwnuld last without the
Hurlps oi,TsT'el
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Frontzie .Ne.p 7york.qri5auae.
THE FRO SPECT OF WAR.

-''The Union," which has professed aC
consider Annexation holiday affair, "easy
as open and shut is evidently rendered Q
little more 'cIci,v9yGat by the last 'adVices
from Mexico. 1t says;
"We understand that our government
has no recent accounts from Mexico. il
has no positive means ofknowing atthjs
time what course Mexico will pursue in
this new crisis;and, besides, all the ~genef-
EakeIements,of calculation are disturbed 10y
its revolutionary condit|on, and the insta-
! hility oicouncils which such a.state Of al
fairs brings along with it. We shalIpro-
badly hear something definite in Ia few
days; aud whether MexicoWllofler MS the
olive treRchor the-sword, no one can Fo-
sitiveIy to say. But. confess
we lean, AS far as advised, to the opinion
.Ot'the Bulletin, and bove our.dOubfS-in
spite ofaII her pronunciamentee, maniies-
toes, resolutions and menaces- whe ther
I She will rush iintoaa war with the United
States"
"Have our doubts" is very guarded
expression. Had we only let alone what
will not benefit us, and does not belongto
us, there swoud have been no room for
r"doubts."
Ina atereditorial, MIR. PoIk's organ OBJ
serves:
"Some of,our statesmen, indeed, do not
believe that war with Mexico would be
any great calamity. They think that"it is
high tlrne oterminate ouruncertan rela-
itons with the Government Of Mexico
She has been guilty of repeated 'outrHges
againstsour people. She has .nsulted ,otu
citt2ene-interruPted their commerce on
her elriIory-confscated their property
imprisoned thejr persons--then etipltlatetl
to pay their CIGiais--and, finally, violated
her engagements. !The idea is gaining
ground, lhatH begins tn betime 10, 0,cniLUHea-
dco Ito 'GseHse Of her dutydo nc, land oof re-
spect towards the laws Of nations. She
will not, lit is supposed, be sensible Of her
duses end OF 0urCIaims, UHtitShe T$iaug9l
10 Jeeb'CHr poter. But, war or peace, the
general impression as gaining ground ,riha.
We'must2now sancke aGyciacR tg0b6f&i, aGn'd
place our relations oupona permanent ba-
sis. SUntil it be friendly, itroannot bepef-
manent."
'of course, tlre "cIean job" ,comprthends
the conquest or '"Annezation" Of .Santa
Fe, Durango, and California. a0ur'srela.
tons" with Mexico eoannot be "pernIa-
nenc while she has still several desirable
provinces unstolen. Not till we have "eX-
tended the area of Freedom" by re-estab-
fishing Slavery over another Empire as
large as Western Europe, and enabled our
labof-heting, goId-eovetng ardent young
cavaliers to tfevel inlhe halls of the Mon
te2umOs' can Mexico hope tor'permanent'
reIationssw'tth us, other than thoseaeubsist-
ing between the wolf and he lamb. tCo.
Almonte, now her Secretary of Wiar, has
passed too many winters t'Washingon
and has too recently .left.that City, ito be
unawareOfthese truths.
by the way, why won't the Union,
(Which is SO savage on the"lalse n,nlor6'
Of the Washington lstter-writefs, inform
AIS wheeler the Public Money has beengr
is being used tO+stirnulate and aid eraligra-
ton TO Oregon! Such o. Ghing sehodId not
be done-sneakinBly.
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FAR MERS' AND MECHANICS BANK
sOF MICHIGAN.

Tire following announcement appears
in the Detroit Free Press of the 9th in
stant:
The Chancellor gave his decisionyestcr-
day in the case Of Lyell vs.. the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank Of this scity. The de-
cision is that the Bank forfeited it's charter
hy establishing en agency at;Chcagor--
The Chancellor, therefore, DEGREES that the
injunction against the bank he perpetual,
and that it shall be. put into the hands OF "a
Receiver,
Hthere is no appeal, this decision, we
suppose, will be8inali our opinion howev-
.er is that the end is notyet. If thsde-
cree is final, Michigan courts are mere
summary than any chanccry proceedings
we, ever heard Of.
In noticing the decision the Detroit Ad-
vertiserrenalks;
Phia resultwlll be received through the
State with no little surprise. The recent
determination the stockholders to renew
the capital stock had given currency to its
bills and dycreOtPd a general impression that
the business Of the bank would he corn
menced again under favorable sUspicies
But another LCc0ioco progeny has been
destroyed BY its own parents, and our
Gtriend, lis worthy President ,who presided
$50 GgreeaHy over Locoioco anti bank
Conventions hast summer, will shape tC
join in the general caRmbdtism and heir
cot some other hocoiocO bank.
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,said, will probably beHcontinuen at Austin
for the next fourDr diveyears.
The Civilian says that -.itappenrsfo 10 'e
und erstood 4hat q HejorityOf the members
| softhe Convention arein daVor of lnser tng
"a eclause Tin che Constitution 10 prevent
banks"
aOn thedrontierspf Texas ell appears to
be quiet.
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Mr.. EDIroR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
You wilI%pIease say, through your
paper, that the Delegates appoiutedin this
county to meet the Delegates from Husca-
rawas county, in District Convention, for
the nominaton,ol a candidate for the office
of Senatorin the State Legislature, will
meet in :Rocktord'on Monday the DIST OF
September next, atIO O.o'cIock, AN.
ROBERT KENNEDY,
eCHARLES .ELSON,
JAMES M. DAVIS,
DANIEL WARD,
AVN. M. SINCLAIR,
Wing Central COmmittee.
aAugust13, H846.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

,6-7-C -C0rrectienr--We last week stated,
in the editorial article headed "NomiRa-
tioas," that john RnEY,(our candidate for
RrpresentativeA r resided in Perry TOWN.
ship. BLr. RiIeys residence lis in Union
township, ,and the erpor WIS an oversight
in usefor we knew better,
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FRIDAY ::.=:. ;EUGUT@2, I"sG5

pHs-T'he editor is absent this week at
!tending to professional business, which rs
our apology for the deficiency in the edi-
torial department.
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S746,843 ~

-aHe >Stdfe Of Ohio, 'Woyneecounty, SIS.
'Ehenezer Pardee, Assistant Qashierf
the Bank of Wooster, being duly sworn,
deposes and says that the foregoing state
ment is correct and true to the beet his
knowledge and belief as appears from 1hs
books of the bank.
L. PARDEE .Astt tCakh,
Sworn and subscribed this 4lh day of
AugHst,I346, before me,
DANIEL .McCRACK EN-.
Notary BnbEic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

All Agricultural Societies in Ohio that
.haUe determined to hold exhibitions this fail
a0iU plense uJormthsRditOTT Me OHIO Cul-
ttpaiOr Of The hwy and place
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'IEE HARDS AND THE BANK ~
WOOSTER.

Wehaye nDliced fora week or two pus;
lin the "daru" papers Otths State, d fegu-
Tar and systematic attempt to CRY ,iiatoR
4 tt's Bank, and maiSea PANIC If iposslUIe
in Ohio before the October election. This
l effort 'oi destruction It's in perfect ASeen;t,c
with the principles and the actipns ,df ,Sbe
r. Hard portion ,of ahe aI0cdieco nugr,D,,,
jfThey would destroy the prosperity atf tl.a
State, and take thousands from the nu[ds.
'ets'eihonest industry, i'm oorderao gdin a
party triumph, Gnd give place TO sonredew
reckless and nnprincipled Idemagogues.
We are glad to learn that the malicious
attpmpts 0ltkes0hiO Statesman, wheneait.
ed by Medary, she Cincinnati Ennuiter,
Ohio Democrat, Mt Vernon Banner, 1,tun,-
bull Democrat, &c, TO destroy the Lark oil
Wooster, have not had Ghe slightest pffiecl
on Hthe standing oithe Bank. The motivc
OF their assaults Is we'll understood amd
Euty apprehended by the business conlnru-
mtyr--CteUeioHd LieraW.
aoall such as Hay dIave become in anv
degree alarmed Tor the safety of the insti-
tutionnameda above, we would recommend
an nattentive examination ~of its quamerIy
statement, published in~our paper to-duy-
They will there see at a glance that their
feafs.are groundess. and that the Bank ie
imweg1abfe And 10 those editors who
are so. extremetyanx ious to bring discredrt
Iupon the institution we ,say-Go ahead;
ty0u have an undoubted right to gnawa
File, to your hearts content, provided you
furnish your own1eelh.-lWooSier Demo
crit.
We suhjoin the quarterly statement of
the Bank which will he found below:
.QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF THE
BANK OF WOOSTER.
AUGUSTA, E845-
Bills discounted and Bills tOf
Exchange, .$369Da1 gS
State Stock, .5O!8Q5 3p
Bank Stock and COrpopation
Bonds, 24,87q so
Real Estate, 1865 35
Expenses, ,55 "a
DuefronfOhio Banks S5;98O70
Deposired'in,N. Y.&
PhIia. subjects to dts.
at'sight, 130105 ri
Notes and eCertif-
Gates ofof other Bks. 38,957 81
vGoId~and Silver, 1G7 ,39O:38
tGS4 tFD
$S746,s43 n
'CapItaI Stock paidsin ,249y45OtDE
Profits sS4,5t3$98
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

lEfAULT having been made in the condition
- OF certain lndenture of Mort gage executed
by Enoch ID. Woodbridge and Abigail Woodbridge
ms wife, of the town OF Southport, county of Ra.
cine and territory of Wisconsin, TO Shubael Lewis
Oh lhe town OF Clarkson, count, of Monroe and
s'ate OF New York, bearing date the twenty-firs,
day OF November IN the wear of our Lord one ,bou.
sahu e.gh'-nundred and forty four and recorded in
he once oil The Register of DEEDS of Racine county
IN 'e territory aforesaid on the Both day of Noyem
Der IN the year OF cur Lord one. ,bonsand e;ob,
huhGfed ana forty four al three fourihs pas, two a.
CLOCK In the afternoon OF said day, in VOL d. of
mortgages on pages $40, $50 and 35l, on which
said mortgage there is claimed to be due a, Tho
date OF this notice the sGm of one hundred and
twenty seven dollars and five cents, TSI27,O5.I
Now therefore no suit having been begun for The
recovery OF The money or any part thereof secured
by said mortgage, notice is hereby given. that nv
virtue OF power OF sale contained in said mortgage.
and IN pursuance of the statute in such ease made
and provided, will be sold at public auction to The
highest bidder at the Temperance House kent bv
John Bush IN the village of Southport in Tho
county and territory aforesaid, ON Wednesday Tho
tenth QOth) day of Sep ember, in the year Of our
LORD one-'honsand eight-hundred and forty five.
(le45) at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of tina,
day by the moriga gee, the sheriff of Racine co,n,v
or his debuty, the premises described in sd
mort gage, or so much thereof as will satisfy anJ
discharge said principal and interest MONEYS ,nJ
costs to wit: all the following piece or parcel Of
land lying in The South ward OF the VILLAGE If
Southport in the county and territory aforesaid and
more particularly described as follows commenc,
ing at the North west corner of block no. tw enty.
SIX (26) and running southwes,erly on the East
side OF Church street, eighty eight (Ss) feet. to
land owned by Hollis Whitney, then easterlv n,
the line OF said Whitneys land, to land decided bv
Moses o. and Esther Bennett to Andrew Millarky
thence North on the West line of said Millarkey's
land eighty eight (SS) feet 10 Pearl street. therce
westerly on the line of Pearl street ninety-eiCht
feet to the place of beginning. Being the same
premises heretofore purchased by the said Wood.
bridge of Cyrus Damon.
SHUBAEL LEWIS, Mortgagec.
VoLENY French, attorney.
Dated at Southport, this 18th day of June A. d.
lH4o noSl.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
ElAS e DIV a B q


IL AS Just received large and carefully selected
Il assortment Of HARDIN ARE, CUTLERY,
Ne, all OF which he is prepared to oGer at Eas
tern prices, or less, exclusively fer Cash or Pro
duce, consisting m part of the following;
Pocket and Table Cutlery Of every variety: SC is
sors shears, razogs, Strops; Iron, Britannia,
German Silver tea and table spoons shutters,
Brass and Iron eandleSticks Brass and Iron
headed shoyels and tongs: Brass kettles a
splendid assortment OF Joiners' Tools of yery
superior quality, planes, chsels, braces and
bits, saws, squares, augurs, rules, cages be-
wells, spoke shaves, Simmons best quality c.
), axes, hroad-axes, AIDES Knob locks and
knob latches of most approved patterns, door
handles, bolts, hatts, screws, hay knives, Mil
y Cross cut saws, hoy forks, spades, shovels,
Powder, Shot, bar and sheet Lead. sheet zine
Glass, Rope, Iron wire, Hook hinges. Pick
axes, Peru cut Nails, American aud English
wrought Nails, Rasps and lies of all kinds.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
S L Q V L s,

with Pipe and furniture complete; Smith BeUo W
Anuls, vices, hammers, IRON, NAILS. and
STEEL; Swede fat and square bar iron,
English do do 10 40
American do d. ard ro,5
lroa OF all sizes, Band, Hoop and Horse shoe
iron, Sleigh shoes, Pow steel. Boiler plate.
Stake and Nut iron, p. 5. |. Ola Sable iron,
Horse Nail rod, English and American Blister
steel, German steel, Spring and Gas, steel,
Bu'den patent Horse Shoes, Elliptic Springs
FINISHED wrought iron Axle Arms, Wagon
Boxes, nc. X
Southport, Oct. s, 1874.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
-SXR ACIISE-


passengers All have connections Cabins, hand
somely fitted up, which have been altered with
special reference the accommodation Of families,
| and the Storage sufficiently enlarged to furnish
Is passenL ers with good comfortable berths be.
tween decks, avoiding the necessity Of carrying
any in the hold and as new propeller has beer
dded to the line this spring, furnishing the means
of shipping every six days, the passengers will
have more room thin heretofore.
Prices for Passage and Freight.
From OswEGo TO DETRoIT, Mich,
Cabin passage and found, $3.50
Cabin passage and not found, 500
Steerage do Go 400
Furniture and luggage, per barrel bulk, 81
Two Horse Wagons, 800
FROM OzwEGo TO MILWAUKEE, RACINE,
SoUruPoRT AND CHICAGO.
Cabin passage and found, $14,G0
Cabin passage and not found, 1000
Steerage do do 600
Furniture and luggage, per barrel bulk, 100
Two Horse Wagons, 700
one Horse Wagons, 600
The barrel bulk is estimated at z cubic feet-four
chairs called one barrel buk-chdren between .
and II years of age, half price-undet years of
age, lree-one half barrel bulk of furniture or
luggage is allowed each full passenger, trec-no
charge is made for the freight OF the bedding used
by the Storage or deck passengers their passage
"a cooking stove, protected from the weather. is
provided expressly for the accommodation of those
who wish to board themselves. All luggage be-
longing TO passengers conserving TO have it carried
on the promenade deck, at their own risk of dam
age from exposure to the weather, will be transport
ted at rs cents for each barrel bulk.
Merchandise destined for the west or produce
from the upper lakes to the eastern markets, will
be taken by this line of steamers at low rates and
with despatch.
DooLITTLE, MILLS & Co., O5wCgo,
FARwELL, HARRINGToN s. Fish, Utica,
Proprietors of Propellers Racine, n. York,
Vdndalia and OSwreo.
BRoNsoN g. CRocKEE, OsnGso,
Proprietors of the Propeller Chicago.
MEREIcK, DAVIS q Co,
ProprietorS Of the Propeller Syracuse.
AGENTS.
w. S. Rossiter, los Broad ST., ~ York
S. Wyckof, 23 Coentcs' Slip,
II. Eaton g. Co. 143 Broad ST., L"
B. b. Hyde q Co., Rome.
J. |. CarIey, New London.
A. II. Hovey & Co., Syracuse,
n. Randall, -
+. Durham, Henderson.
Hooker 81 Hopkins, Sackets HarJor.
II. S. Hall, I"
O. P. Starkloy & Co., Cape Vincent.
Fowler g. Esselstyne, Clayton.
Stilmaa & Humphrey, Ogdensburgh.
|. Fl. & f. p Williams, :.
Swail, Scntal & Irwin, Sodus.
Bethel Todd, Pultneyvile.
u For passage apply at the Office of
the Proprietors, Oswcgo, or to
HUTCHINSON & WHEELER, Agents.
Southport, May 10, I544.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
PROBATE NOTICE

Territory of Wisconsin, The undersigned eAec
Racine County. IS. utor and exeoutrlx Of
the last will and testement of James D. Pnsiief
deceased. having made application to the Probate
Court of said county of Racine, tor license 10 sen
H. ,erso,al ana real Estate of said deceased, and
sIso he reverson of the right OF Dover to pay bis
debts. Notice is hereby given by order of said
Court to all persons Interested in said estate TO
annnar bofore the Hon. " French, Judge Of Pro-
a app his Office in The village OF Southport, on the
9Th dsv of August, 1915, to show cause, II any
,bsv have. why license should not be granted TO
sell the personal and real estate beo gng TO saLa
Sno,,ar SAMUEL HALE Executor,
SARAH ii. PULSlFER, Lxeciutnx'
Southport, july 7. lS43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22

Evan Griffith, No 30, Coentics slip, ~ York.
Farweu y Co., Chicago,
The above Line having sixteen new first elias,
Boats upon the Erie Canal, and running in con-
nccuon with Steamboats,, PIopeers, and line o
first class Vessels on the Lakes, &c. offers supe-
rior Inducements to the shipping between Chicago
ane New York, via Rudalo. The Subscribers. as
Agents, prepared to contract by either sail o
steam upon the Lakes, upon the most favor 40
terms. FAREWELL * CO, Agents,
South Water 81 Chiea
HUTCHINSON \ WHEELER, Agents,
SouthpOT,, w srnns
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22

TJOLMES & BRANDE have received this day
i consignment; and now offer for sale at
duced prces:- One hundred common French bed
steads of good quality and finish. Unbelievers come
and be convinced. They have on hand also a
lot of Tables and other furniture which will be sold
cheaper than ever for CASH. All kinds of Lum-
Der wanted in exchange or furnitue.
lime / 1913
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22

UFPARTNERSHlP IN
THE subscribers have this day merged their in
l. divldual establishments into one, and intend
hereafter to transact all business committed to lhem
in the line of Cabinet Ware and Chair Making, un
der the name and firm of
HOLMES & BRANDE.
Orders from the country, for Furniture, will be
He'd with punctually and despatch. Town GUS
toners will also receive ready reception, and
prompt attention their wants, the old stand OF
Samuel Holmes, Jr. opposite the Temperance
House.
SAMUEL HOLMES, Jr.
SAMUEL Y. BRANDE.
Southport. June 6, Il -. -5Utf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
SALERATUS

TNIIE subscribers have made arrangements for a
l. constant supply of SALERATUs of a very supe-
rior quality put up in boxes Of about 100 lbs each,
which they will sell for cash the ma ufa cturers
pri es. Merchants will find it their interest to
call. Hurcu,xsox g. Wppr,rp
December 16