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STAGE NOTICE.

nm and aher Monday May II, an ,ccom-
~ mcdaiiOn stage will leave Rutland eve
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 81 81
~. and sInvs al keene Z q. IN. same day
RETURNING.
Leave Ksene. every Tuesday, Thursday snd
Saturday, al 5S m. and srnve ct Rutland
sane day, by IN.
NJ CAveBji.h this lioe " III connect With ,
lns lot Clsremon,. y. H. same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave C,aremont every
TGesdsy, Thursday and Satutda, al 7 a.
m. and 40 10 Cssileton, VI tho same night,
there connecting with the Burlington and
Albany limo going directly on without sleep
ing and arriving al Albany The neat day al
p. IN.
Also
with lire that learest ssilcion, al : O'clock
the neYt morning Tor Whitehall ana ssrato-
gs,sr,iTg al Saratoga ssmo dsy sii p ~.
Al " SipOle MS .'re r"nn.c,s WITH tho
Connecticut River lie, sud aUiylyl o.. HAT.
tebcfo' sane davs hv %, o.. lt" 10. 20
caves B'sulcb,ro Iurs.ty Thursday a..
Saiurd8ys, arnNug at KuL.nd =. p. IN snme
dav
TheDut!iuctan d Boston regular mai .me
va Rutland aud koere. \ H., Will leave
Rutland every uay A. heretofore at 8 T. mex
eept Saturdays, lcave Sunday Morning at
! a. IN snd suve ~ Boston IN &C houts.
A stage leaves " niehall at a. a.. ev-
sn day eIsept SUM avs 10 connect with this
line al Rutland Same days, so that passen.
gers can 60 nom Whitehall 10 Boston in two
days. f.. FOSTER COOK q co,
1917
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n. ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Incorporated December, 1874


OfCe located al Concord, " H., No. 9 Pal
street, directly crer He Mechanrcs B4nk.
Directors Of said Comaany.
J. SrEPHtNs, &c.,. C.. MERRiLL, Franklin,
Je'srH Low e,Dp DAVID LA"nrar, Man.
r. FRTNLH, N' chester,
The Company will make insurance on
buildings for any term of time not exceeding
three years, and on personal property alone
not exceeding Two years but where person
sl property and buildings are owned by the
same person, and both included In the same
application, the Policy may be issued iol the
former period.
The Company will tske risks on shops
mills tSnne fics, manufacturing establish
ments. machinery, tools, stock IN trade,
public buildings, hotels, stores, s,orehouses,
bridges, dwelling houses, and property gen
orally, and il is believed thai tatif Of rates
has been fixed upon which will give entire
satisfaction To the insured.
JOSIAH STEPHENS, President.
JoHs NHiPPIT, Secretary.
A0TSTs -Tho's Mclaughlin, Clarendon
SPRING. w II Lisoomb, Rutland 2i3l
June 6, 1916.
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DIR. II. r. PEERY'S
NERMIFUGE Or "DFAD SHOT, y
FOR WORMS.
A hSh'y rolualie Preparation, capable, from
The promynudc Of tn action, Of dear
ing The system N a teto hours

n hiShp tnhd"tt fTtp0fdtcH, tdPoUt' IFO"
The promphtude Of n action, Of dear
ing The system N a few hours
Of cre,y cortr.
There 10 pethsp. no disease to which CMldtcn
exposed common and fatal q. worms they irI-
tate the symptoms Of almost cven other complaint
and often ptoJune the mot alarming effects before
they gro su'peot ted The symptoms which are pro
tuosd by the irritation OF worms in the bowels and
Which Nth tome degree t' certainty indicate their
tiistsrce ere no foilo~s -Counienance pale tongue
Whitley furrd, grinding Of the teeth, fetid breath,
stomach hard aud s~elled, wasting al the fest,
sckness md paine in the stomach bowelseith't too
ro.titc or too loose. great f.ttuness. uut atural
craving for clay dlr or chalk colo, conNulsions,
fis, sc. &c.
Numerous cerihc,te. - the value and usefune ss
Of tins preparation are siss5os, daily received.
The following from the Rev W p W,nton, a
dstirc utshcd preacher Of the Methodist Chutth
Abingdon Va. May l2-lgi3.
! do hereby certify that have used DR. Tccu e
Vefmirupe 10 my family TO the great ssisf iLtion Of
myself and relief Of my children. II Is prompt in
It's action and IN one ssc removed large number Of
worms 10 three -four hours sncr II given to
the child am ss,"hcd that as Vernnfuge ii 10
W y wINToN
Ne~bcrn N. G May Esd, 1874.
Dear Sit-I havd born snIiou,y looking for a
mother supply Of your Dead Shot Ve'mIfuRc. as !
have not a single wal len. There are constant
applications for The medicine, aud should he
pleased to supply the demand 1t has proved tsof
90 far As tined IN this vicinity, TO be POSITIVE spe-
o,fc and no humbug. Please inform me by return
mail how soon you can furnAh me with unotoer
supply.
Truly yours J. A. LOGAN.
Ptce IS cents per VIA.
Prepared by DR.. n. + PrIRY and sold whole.
s,e and retail by A. b. 4 d. SANDS, Drug
lisrs, 100 Fulton ST. corner Of William, n. .
York
sold also by Luther Daniels, Rutland; J.
ID. Deaman. w. Poultney; II. Simons Pitts
ford; and by Druggists generally Throughout,
the United States 2sly
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PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUER-
RAN GALLERY AND PHOTOG.
RAPnERS FURNISHING ID f.

tNarded the gold md silver mol.ls, four
urst premiums and two highest Donors al
tie National, tho Massachusetts. t.c New
York, ncd tie Pennsylvania lNDjo.uu'~,
respectively, 'aI tie most sI'cndiJ Co,otcd
paruouoo;ypcs al best apparatus ever ca
hilued.
ror,rai,s taken in exquisite style, wl'ho4.
regard to weather
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortmeu Of apparatus ard stock
always on hand at tie lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway; Philadeph
1873 Chcs,nu, ST; Boston, rs Court, and SO
Hanover SITS; Baltimore, 2o5 Baltimore ct
Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue Peters
bnIgh, Va, No ehaniu's Hall Cincinnati,
Fourth and Walnut, and i76 Main ST, Sar-
a,oRa Springs, Broadway Paris, l27 Nielle
Rue III Tempe, i.veWco., - Church St
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! NV SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP
IWE Subscriber informs his friends

NNIE Subscriber informs his friends
and the public generally iha, he
has taken the shop one door east OF
James Pouer's Store, up stairs, where
he intends to carry on the saddle and har-
ness making business ia all It's branches, his
stock and materials arc all new, and he in.
tends that his work shall be done in man.
net that cannot be surpassed 10y any shop In
the county, and any thing wanted in his line
tina, is not on hand, will be mado to order on
the shortest notice. Trunks, Nallses, and
Carpet bags Of all qualities and prices.
Also.
Meats Foo, Oh for sale by the pint; quart
or gallon, he will also clean and oil harness
in The best manner and at the loves, prices.
Purchasers cannot fail TO suit themselves as
he has The best Philadelphia OAK Tanned
Leather and every variety OF trimmings which
the New York market affords. Please 10
call before purchasing elsewhere.
IRA f. BLISS.
Rutland, Goth May, 1916, 81 It
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A G. Il ID.
A CARD.
DRAPER, ALDRICH q FRlNk respec-
IL llr .li I'll Tho nj

DRAPER, ALDRICH q FRlNk respec-
IL fully solicit the attentions Of Vermont mer-
chants TO their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising as desirable an assortment as
can be found at any house in the city, which
they pledge themselves to sell on favor
able terms. Second TO none in their facili-
ties for obtaining goods a, the loves, rates,
and anxious only to cultivate a safe trade,
however, close, they are ready and willing
to dispose OF their stock al the smales, lv-
ing advance on original cost-ther motto be
ing "small profits and quick returns
DRAPER, ALDRICII q FRlNK.
CT Liberty ST, near Broadway, n. Y 1928
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Notice.

'IHf subscriber has repes,edly called up
L o. ihoss who are indebted TO him To set
re the; account Dor az ,heV have TO, been
needed. he would Sci 10 AL. that unless
their accounts are settled by the 5ih of 40,
gusi mex. Tics VIII have abe puyti,gs OF tet.
ling Ihem Wlth some other person tLAn tht
s0bseubeT. " l. G. SronEAab.
RsiisBA, Iuly o, 1916 2s
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS
AND CAPS.
school Books.

4 EFT The employment Of Tie subscriber
N on the ON inst, an indeniured boy by
The name OF Aimed Rowe. All persons are
hereby cautioned again,i trusting him on my
account, or employing bin, o. ! shall claim
his earnings during his minority, and shall
pay 90 debts Of his contracting aher tbi,
date. RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Mend0n July 2. 1916 rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
LOOKING GLASSES, CROCKERY
80 90

lust received splendid assortment, Of
~ q. 6. Band and plain Looking Glasses
from 25 cents 10 $40
Ais0,
A nice assot,nen, Of flswn Blue Granite.
and SPrtg'd CDokey, together with large
assortment OF Glass Ware, which we will
sell tof small advance from New York pr
oes and no questions asked Just pop ia. -
NO charges tor showing Goods al the Far.
mes Exchange. ID. III. SABIN 4 co
July 4, l6ie. %
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Tor COIlsltiIlIsliOn,

And the best remedy known to man for
Asthma Of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, Influenza. Coughs, Colds Bleed
ing Of the Lungs, Shorncss of Breath,
pains and weakness in the side, breast &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
PULMONARY ORGANS.

A very important disease over which this
Balsam exerts a powerful influence, is that
Of DISEASED LINE Err.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more e(ficaclous than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
patehts had endured long and severe suffer
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resored 10 in VAN, the
use of this Balsam has restored tho Liver to
a healthy action, and IN many instances eff
focted PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed to produce the de
sired effect
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rHEyEGETADLE PrLMONNRyFc

SAM.
\ : probably almost without ,at5'.....
having during n trial OF nearly 20 ,e-..
fully maintained the high reputation v..
IL has acquired for Cou>umptlvc rou,., ...
and all diseases oftae lungs and chest b
has been used probably with rr,...
success than any other article known. a..
many physicians who have had an oggn..
nifty Of witnessing its highly salutay ca..,
do not hesitate TO recommend It az a ,s.
convenient, and very ciiicacious mc8ir..
equal is not superior To any other ptc,.,
ton for the above complaints within q,
knowledg, and one which has scltom
appointed the reasonable expectation Off. .,
who have used it,"
The proptetots cannot descend to ,.
present uhhlushlng style Of advertising ,a.
lar ar,cles,lt is too well known to rcgu.,rs..
such course, and they would merely r..
those who wish for further cunGlm,no7 .
lis superiority to those vito have l,rt r.
and to the numerous certificates Of r.,.
clans and Others attached to each bo,,-
The vegetable Pulmonary Bal,am wa.
many years tie only article known rs
monary Balsam lis great "e,cbnc,, "a,
given rise TO a. great many spurious at..,..
which, by partially assuming the name .',.
genuine, and being put up SO rs to r,>er
it as nearly as possi lie, are often io,',d..
on the public for the true nrlcle Am.
these are 'Carlct's Compound PUr.r
Balsam,' 'Au"rcan Pulmonary B.-
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'Pu,u
I}al>am, 'lndiln Pulmonary Rals'm.
tors Pulmonary RalS,m' Gc Hpu4r
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PRACTICAL FORMS.
CHfAP ecuion Just received and for
~ sale by SrupuArp.
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DERFUMERY, Fancy Soaps, sms'''is
II bottles, aud toys Tor children, loI So
by \. q. HOWARD
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Opinion Of a regular PhVHcian.


This certies that | have recommended
the use OF WIstars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
tor diseases Of the Lungs, for two years past
and many bottles 10 my knowledge have been
used by my patients, an with beneficial re-
suits Ia Two cases wuere r was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, The
Wild Cherry effected a cure.
f.. HoYpgN, Physician al Exeter Corner
NO QUACkFRY 80 DECEPTlONlt.
Al Published statements OF cures perform
ed by this medicine are M every respect tue.
Btrdrc Of Counfsrferts and limitations .-
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF
DR. Wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry in ell
diseases for which It's recommended, cur
ing many cases after the skill OF the best
physicians was unavaUDg has effected a
large and increasing demand for 10 Thi,
fact has caused several unpuncipled counter.
letters and imIstots 10 palm on spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance, for
the genuine Bals9m
Be careful and &c, the genuine DR WIS
rams BALsAwoF WILD CurnuY None cen.
uins uules signed NV BUTTS. Address
all orders 10 SETH W fOWLE, Boston
| Mass For sale hy Luther Daniels Rutland
Jones & Dow, CuuinPville ] Perkins
| Caslletnn " Moulton d Co., West PouIt
ney A Bliss & Co. Pou,tney b Beals
1 Wells, Whedon a swallow, Pawlet, 8
Smith, DANNY corners l. J.Vau & Co
Dandy Henry SImonds, Piutord Warren a
Bliss, Brandon, and also Tor sale b,
druggists and agents throughout New Ene
iand 27ly
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THE KINGS OH

NMnR r Esd G' @I.r ;s, ,s, =
VN SpRAlNS, CORkS, g.. .'N
os-@sEsx1ss thee hy tho Saddle =, g..
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS S,,.
es, &c, &c. and wounds OF even, 49,.
lion removing a. Soreness and si.ag,,.
healing up the worst wounds In from ,....
five days Time.
THIS CELEBRATED RTJrny
was prepared bv order ol HIS Ma,s,,,
,nle X ing VIM. ". OF Great Bniaic
the direction Of MIR Noua,t the ce,,i,,..
English Farmer and used by hlminu,R
Stud of Horses only
DIRECT IONS.
Dip feather in tic on, and epply tau
wound or sore twice day or m ,,,.,
wounds wet rag in the On, aud bind II,
the wound
n. d. Shake the bottle before using,
keep we'll Cotked.
AossTs--W. T. e. Stoddard, Ru,l,c5 !.
Simonds, Piusford V Ross, Rno1.., "a
Is. Brown, CuuIngsylllc, Jameson 4 g..
Castleton.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11
FROM THE FLEET.

Skirmishes between the Boats Of tie A.
morican Squadron AT Vera Cruz and the
Mexicans- Eighteen Mexicans and ono
American killed. he bark Egena sail.
ed for New York.
BALTIMORE, July %, s s'clock, P. M
The editors Of the Baltimore Sun have
kindly allowed me to copy letter, leceiv.
ed by them 10 day, from an officer on board
the United States frigaic Potomac, receiv.
| ed by the arrival Of the Princeton at Pensa-
cola, dated 18th instant. From this letter
II appears that the reported skifmish be-
tween the Mexicaus and the boats Of tho
squadron was Of quite serious character.
On the first day they obtained three thou
sand gallons Of wafer, and took with them
bullock which they had kiled-ihe Mex
leans they met refusing TO take pay for it,
as il not belong 10 them.
On the second day, as the boa's reached
the shore, they were saluied with heavy
shower of musket balls, and having no mu-
un.ion with them, were compelled 10 re,
treat TO the Princeton. After Obtaining a
supply, 10 enable them TO return the fire on
the Mexicans, they returned TO the shore,
anu d lew WGll uttGCtt SftOlS from Inc
Princeton scattering the enemy, they So.
cured several thousand more gallons oil wa
ter without moIestalion. This was kept
up for three deys, until. eighteen thousand
gallons of water were secured.
On the last day great numbers of the
Mex cans were stationed in The chapparel
and opened brisk fire on The boats, bur
several shells sruck in The midst nf them.
causing great havoc-kiing. according ia
the Mexican accounts. eighteen men, but
one American, named Perry, belonging to
the Princeton, was wounded.
The letter also states that the bark Euge.
MIA, which forced the blockade, sailed from
Vera Cruz on the 10Th inst +, was overhaul.
ed by the John Adams, and after being de-
tanned iwenty'four hours, she was permit
ted TO SET sail for New York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11
FROM THE SOUTH.

The mail from the South brings inror.
nation that the steamship Galveston ar
rived a, New Orleans from The foImer
place on the 20ih ns.
1t is stated that Captain Walker had re-
turned from his expedition to Monterey,
and delivered report (said 10 be exceed.
ingly Interesting Of the country which he
passed, &c.
There is no probability Of any DISPOSE.
ton being made 10 dispute the advance Of
the American roops between Cam argo and
Monterey; and from v hat could be learned
the Mexican force al The latter poil., is yer.
V insignificant. There was nothing au-
lhentic as to the approsch of Paroles.
There is no doubt, however, that when
our troops reach Monterey or its naighbor-
hood, the possession of tn { Town VIII DO
iercely disputed, and The town 10 by RAJ
lure and art one of The most powerful and
impre gpable strongholds in Mexico. The
few Mexicans there are said to be daily
improving its defences. )Pennsylvanian:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11
PITTS, PATENT SEPARATORS.

StIX of pitts Patent Separators, built at
- Rochester n. Y. will be in Southport between
the 18th and both of July in time to commence
threshing as soon as hsrvest is over without fail
which will be offered for sale as low as they can
be afforded. They are built upon larger and !nl-
proved plan and will thresh andclean tushel * a
half of wheat ner minute fit for any Market with
the common team used upon machines that only
thresh from 90 to 80 bushels per hour which will
be shown al the exhibition TO be had OF this ma
chine near Southport abou, the time stated above
can give hundreds of certificates - the quality
of This machine but fair exhibition OF The thing
itself would satisfy the most biased mind better
than ten thousand certificates OF men whose char-
actor is unimpeachable. All persons wishing to
nurchase a machine. can write me at Southport
Terms: half cash, the balance when the machine
has had sufficient TIM TO pay the whole, ana ex-
penses ofhands &c. MARVIN HUGHES.
June 80, 1916
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| THOUGHT So.-The most admirable in.
stance of prudential forethought we ever
heard Of, occurred in Boston a few DAYS
since. Three Irishmen were engaged in
taking down a wall in Mount Vernon street.
The wall te,l upon and bu led them. A
lady from the opposite side Of The street
rushed out. and calling TO those who were
rescuing the poor fellows, said-sBring them
here. Bling them in here have every
thing ready, have been expecting IL. The
men wete carried into the house. and true
enough, she bad every thing ready.'-ban-
dages, lint, laudanum and ALL
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T Z z Nj s

The Telegraph is printed On double medium
at the rate of 50 per annum in ADVANCE or S2,oo
any time before the expireton of6 months rom the
lime Of subscribing, or So, ifpayment be- ongef
d-layed.
No subscription received for less period than
three months, and no paper discontinued until all
alrearages are paid -
Inserted at the rate of one dollar per square for the
first insertion, and shilings per square for each
subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year.
Terms of yearly advertising-1 column, $25;
. do, $40; do, SIS; do, $l2; square, do;
is lines or less, SO. No advertise ents inserted
1.-THE above rates for less period than one year.
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1916,
C. |. HUTCHINSON & Co.
Mirage. EnrWarding. and GnmmixSinI

-. 4. E1O OlfINGOIN q 20.
Storage, Forwarding, aud Commission
lZlIBR GEl4AINII3,
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN TERRITORY
AGENTS FOR VARIOUS LINES on THE
e RE & OSW EGO CA " AL
AND STEAM BOATS AND PRopELLERs,
ON THE LAKES,
Troy & Michigan Lake Port Whee
Ter Crockett, 81 Co. agens--l0 Cocnties
Slip New York. George Davis, agent
Long Wharf Buffalo.
Troy and Western Lake Port L;ne.-Wm
G.. Rice & Co. agents, Coenties Slip n
Y. P. l.. Sternbergh ag't Buffalo.
Troy and Erie Lne.-Asa G. Iefft,N Cham.
bera;n agents, 80 Coentics, New York
Krnbuly Peasc e. Co. ag'is Buffalo
Pease and Allen ae'ts Cleveland.
Troy and Ohio, New York AID Ohio, De
troit and Troy and Rochester Lines. -
J Fl WiIgus, Fl Keyser 27, and {
Oa,man 7, Coeniies Slip, New York
James Fl Hooker I3 Long wharf Boston
4 Cobb, Azcl Hooker, NJ Kngman
Buffalo.
Merchants Transportation company--O n
Chaplin ae't Albany, Gross, Holt 81 co..,
New York, Holt, Palmer & Co ag'ts Buff
flIo
Fulton Inc c /. Brace & CO. ag'ts 81
Larry, Ward s. CO. agents Buffalo.
Utica and Oswego Line. w S Rossitel
I0s Broad ST. New Yok, Dooliule &
Mollison, Oswego.
Troy and Oswego Line of Lake Boa;s -
J 5 Wyckaff 30 Coen'ies Slip New York
Lowell q H;nckley 81 Utica st. Boston,
Bronson and Croker, Oswego.
Syracuse and Oswego Line. "A II Eovey
ag't New York. Merrlck, Davis g. co
Oswego.
Southport, Moy 10Th, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11

OPP FELLows.-The Odd Fellows ale,
perhaps. the most numerous and important
body enrolled ioeeniher for mutual assu-
rance in Great Britain. On the first Of
January, 1876 they had, 1854 lodges, in
$50 districts, and their members numbered
% ,21f.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11

HE PRosPECT BRIGHTENs.-In the vel
grounded anticipation Of The speedy com
pletion of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
number Of the enlerprislng citizens Of
Utica and Syracuse. N. Y, have formed
themselves into company for the pun pose
oil building, in this city, Il line Of packe
beats TO ply between this place and Peru.
The line is 10 consist of five boa.s, loo
feet in length by ten and half beam
which are to be finished and furnished G.
quail to any packets Oh the Ere Canal, and
are 10 be ready for launching by the firsl
.oi May next. Mr.. 0 Olcott of Utica N
Y, well known builder of packets on
the Erie canal, who has the contract, has
already procured a portion of the materials
and will commence building about The Isl
of September.
Ii may be proper 10 state, lest the men,
ton OF "Packet Boat Company" might
call up TO the minds of some of our citizens
the visions of the olden time, when gam
mon was the order Of the day, that the
President Of the company above mention
ed is John Wilkinson, ESQ.,, President OF
the Utica and Syracuse Rail Road, Com
pany. and that in board of Directors are to
be found such men as Messrs Greenman,
Farwell, Paxton, Munson end others oil
Otca, reliable guarantees Of The stability
oil the enterprise Chicago Jour.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11

DEATH OF A MILLIoyAIRE-Among the
deaths of the past week, that Of Nj. Swain,
of Philadelphia, the inventor OF the Pana-
cea. by which be made grca; fortune -
A lew yeas ago his daughter appeared al
Saratoge with 10000 worth Of diamonds
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11

CLERICAL VITA celebrated clcrgymer
OF The Baptist persuasion, during a portion
of his life, while settled in New York, was
waited on by an old woman and a young
man, who desired him to join them in mar
rage. Much TO Their surprise he utterly
refused to perform their ceremony. Being
asked the reason for his conduct. he replied
81 am always ready 10 marry Young man
and Young woman, for such match |
consider is often OF Gods making; and |
will marry an old man and a young wo.
man,for such match is nuns making but
| will not marry an old woman and YOUNG
man, ioi such match believe TO be the
devils making."- Providence Tralscripi
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-11
FRESH ARRIVAL,

WfIE subscriber announces TO his friends
| and thcpublic, that he has recently received a
large supply of Goods in addition to his former
we'll selected stock, consisting of DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
DRUGS &MEDlCINES, Paints Oils Glass &c.
all of which he will be glad to exchange for Cash,
or Country Produce, on The most favorable terms
at the Cheap Store, No Brick Block.
Dec9, 1915. IL. b. Hinsdale.