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-, DR. GoNXEKs INyIHoKAIlSE .0kDIAL DIALLo,,
TINENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS. Sc.
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
has long bren used with the most happy effect ths
practice OF the eminent physicians ed in the
British kmise France aud Germany nded remsrkale
the cures that the ats Sir Atey hailed i the
"harbuger Of life The Of tins Cords will fully
tam the high encomium The highest medical authorities IN
the United States recommend other article
The proprietor does offer this remedy hocon"
but specific for the following depiorabe aecons-the
consequences OF early ind scretor secret habits OF YOUTH
and indulgence Of the passions ripper
liver. dyspepsia loss OF muscular energy weakuess Of the
back and lower sxtremes lasstuae nocturnal enissons
impoecy and total decay Of Virilty melan
choy alterations OF mind, conussn Of ideas oss OF memo
social tmdty seldisuit and love
Of solitude.
Hundreds Of Of sudden decline may
be traced these baneul Young Cities
prevail alarming those too, who about
to marry and those whose matrimonial alliances have not
been productive OF those happy results which should attend
the connubia will that this treats
from these evils and the attendant modification, and be
stored to manly vgor delay not 70 this Cordial The
remarks which the medicine highly important
the married and single Prize 81 bottle $40 half dozen
$50 dozen.
wholesale retail by j. O. FAY 1876 Fulton street.
(smp Store Sun Building, New York and at tlsie Hsrt
Drug Store Of Broadway and Chambers street. N "
" The Cordial will be forwarded to any part Of the city
country. BY addressing o. Fay postpald amount
Also for sale by DR.. Wadswoh IS North Main street. Pro
ydence, X and ct s8 Washington street, Boston No.
Broadway, Albany and Of MarchilssI, Utica, N. y.
leer, postpaid Fulton street New York
the efhce through the M lm~r
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for prime srclsy for and calves from Gle 10 sso
Tor sheep and lambs nom 81 so to - So These are The
prices are, of course, lower
The business in cattle In the last year in this city has
of animal food in this vicinity We have compiled from
our own hes the following table, showing the number
and sold. Y
ARRIvALs OF CATTLE FROM JANuARr l. 1876 TO JAuAny
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Pgrr4prt,urA. Jan. IL. lese.

PRfLApHtsHIA, Jan IL, lsSe.
FsnrseAs BaiI-Depredaions IN Phiiadephia-M Mcgnshc
Tsl<grapA- The Wsafhsr, &c.
The annual ball Of the State Fencibes Of last
night, at the Musical Fund Hall, and more brilliant
affair We witnessed Near five hundred ladies at
tended dressed mostly In white with scarlet favors in
compliment to the company. large number of mill
tary and naval officers there's dsputations from the
military Of New York, Boston and BALTIMORE and the
rich uniforms gi,tered msgnfcently being set of by
the hte brocads &c which foated through the room
and by contrast with the sober and dgnihed yet modest
habiiments of the citizens present Col Page was the
OF ceremonies and he performed his part Ia ,ha
delight Of all It was decidedly the ball Of the season
The festivities were kept up till in the morning An
elegant collation. was prepared bv tho corps co- VS.,
ber of invited guests. ~
We have been troubled in this city for the last few
weeks, py series of thefts and burglaries which
rove that our indefatgable PROSECUTING attorn;ss
Messrs Kelley and Wharton, have not s,cceeded IN
tensvs operations Of the Iind for monSs any sx
show that thsy had diminished their numbers Perhaps
'ns the sentences Of great many expire. and the liberal
use OF tne pardonng power by the Governors of the
dmsrent states, may account for the recent affairs
Ihe operations Of the magnetic telegraph between
the apparatus at the latter place was removed 10 somsr
vlle where connection will be established by to.mor
row nign, The whole line will be in operation to New
The weather is delightful though cold Nothing .pe
c.s, tne way oi local news An improvement dis
extent and a. to State securities they seem to be de-
s,ining What. in the wind now The news 4 from ON
Mexico today does not look quite pleasant as hereto
ana sne unsettled state Of the Oregon question may
0o"oine WIN TINS TACT in pro iucing depression.
sales OF Stocks mt philadelphia.
JAsuARr l3.-FInsr BoARD-$ $1,000 Re aiding Railroad
bonds o.; Mec6shics' Bank, 2si 20 Kensngton Bapk
Reading Railroad shs, bow, 2S -
Between BoAaDs $4,000 Reading RR bonds, e7I; 40
sns commercial Bank 60 600 Lehigh SKIES As $1,000
a so do, BIS. 4f.
SECOND BoAnD-sioo 900 State 6ves, esp, SO so .hs
State fves esp, sd, 66t. e'~0~
AFTER sALr'- $50 shs Griard Bank, cash, 81 Penn.
Commercial Bank, 80 Pennsylvania Bank, a4s
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By Last NIGHTS S0uthern Mail.

PALrMosE Jan i,lAT brig VIM Jopes, Tyler. II days
New York CID brigs Rogers tuewl Parksr Perusmbu
AID market; Olive Thompson, Pote, West INDIES: Kirk
lad. Iphia
PHIApELpfA Jan i3tFrom correspon Arr schr
Lssraase, nehmond. Cid, barque Tak, New York: brig
Eat Boson schs Orator, Alexandra; Edgar, L,ns
NJ Aatx
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OREGON MEETING IN PHiLADELpHIA-A very
large and enthusiastic meeting, in favor of "the
whole of Oregon" was held in Philadelphia on
Monday evening. Robert Tyler, Esq, presided,
supported by large number Of very respectable
citizens as Vice Presidents. Speeches were made
by Robert Tyler, Wm. b. Whitecar, George C.
Collins, Col. Jack, and Judge Blythe The meeting
adjourned with thirteen cheers for sour title to
Oregon"
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New York. Tuesday. Jan. IL.
AsHrs-Dull at - rs 90 sIi for Pots, and Pearls az
81 I2l
Bsr.Dsrrrrs-The market very inacsve--nothips do
ing-prices as quoted yesterday say IS rs $5 s7t
for Geaesee.
Corroy.-The market remains dull and nac tive sales
small IN rcnorf "
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RsAL tsrarEA AucTIox-r The = s,orv br;cL housc
and lot 2s2 Canal street ,! by So feet one de ana al n
the other $500. The house and lot al spring Al aS nv
loo 81 800. The house and lot 37s Pearl a. ~, ~ os
one side, and ~ IT the other 81 Lot cor
and West ss 40 10 inches by 81 #, S. soo Lot on
West ST. adjoining Charlton same size, s2Ac0 Lot ad.
joining, size. 81 $50 lots do 81 800 each s. 600
$27OO. - = ~'
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Co The Washington Union, of Monday, contra
Ducts the statement that a special messenger had
arrived at Washington, from Mexico, with dss-
patches from Mr. Sliden
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NiVrHER'S CORDIAL

" superior efficacy Of this article, when used last
stages of apparent that female who has
once experience ,.s ne6,s would be willing any e.nd
tion to be depr we'd Of Its effects dmi
nsh be- sue attendant Child Birth half and tnus
place .tn C. Id and mother in a state OF safety
Physcsa, who has made this branch Of his practice par
uar study For sale al ls2 Broadway John
WUOL-3oOe lbs unYashed Amsglcan Wool-lor sale by :
w L. r. COLLINS L CO.. IS South 81
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Il 4 A D T H E FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
H9diCine and PhaYmacv
IS NASSAU STREET.
"a 4 DICAL ADVICK
DISEASE!


PRIVATE DISEASES
THE MEMDERs Of he New York College Of Msdies.s
to II S:ss
hs sog.atoa Ss.ins.s sss,a. s,s y.s
.sd,ns may Be shas avoided One of The neaS. q ss
.s,SI S 1fs me eSr e isad' for sa'
+ - Sts;slgs sii gSsr..
@ % .s .
ing a. requisite perform radical
i.eaoa md asslsns received elsewhere, sy. and a
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
S'ss;d sT ;ss cs:s: e..
Or ssesss say inS Il |. an isysSsS,
remedy fcI Impotence. sery or baneaaes unlss dspsl
s;ng's bottle: . each ease: q half dessa =, sarsiaD
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
issss T:
81 3
M Ssy en1s n o ~ .s g
ctlsI remedy without .s!.s hs breath, si..nssas yS
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
or 1s
Ali persons suspeens ven.rsal taint remaining in thar sy
% s;: 5 s:s ss,ns EhGs e.. sy
without cleansing the system with this justly os
Srn1ed Alternative
SoId in single bottles each in csses Of half sd,rv
IS; carefully packed and sent to all or the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAe
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED BY the New York College OF Medicine ana
Pharmacy established for the suppression IT
refined aud highly extract possesns ali n. rv
ng qualities and curative powen Of the above 6erbs eos
deny by the COLLEGE Infinitely
relied certain medy for all diseases from AZ -
pure state OF the blood such scrofn rheum ring
bosehes pmples ulcers pain the or oins nodes
erupona any
mercury -~Ss
Bold single bottss,a u...ss..s
. II cs.es Of half dozen BEETLES, q
c.... t,,,,.,s.a % %: q S1.ss S.s, .r 8. ES
H;b.-A vary liberal dseo.n. 70 wholsssls pzrebassrs
sA~-~ W.. uNH HAunHOI. NJ sss
90 The Concentrated Extract Of sarssparilIs, Gss
tan and sas.airss also for sale at ly1 Division srs
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Eorelgn Markets.

HAVANA, January Alice continues dull In this mar
ket and all the late imports hand. The Havana
brought 40 tercss from Savannah which sold at
~ rS and afterwards rejected Sales of good potatoes
lard SIS IS sl4 Goldfish, $2 and dull The Zephyrs
cargo Of rice has been sold at l4 rs and cargoss
out OF store at l3 rs Exchange New York and Bos
ton, 2t per cent premium
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TISSUE PAPER.
On0n REAMS Tissue Paper, of assorted qualities and
ZVUV eoors, for sale BY PERS5E BROOKS,
ITO sw re 81 aud 81 Nassau g.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PREsrpENr-William S.
rarro OF Washington to be secretary Of the Legation
Warrens, Of Missouri to be consul Tor the port Of
Trieste, in the place OF A. n. Mann, resigned
hruiy Po,tms:sers--Chambers McKibbin Of Pitts
expired pearson MunSy Of Wass
signed. -
Land O6ieus.-Thomas J. yin.bp. vice Tbom,.
scott, removed John Hough, vice William Y. Strong
removed Rohsrf Mckely, vice Abner Root removed
Enrisuan = HUBER vice Moses H. Kirby, removed. John
=; Meai vice Jsmes Scott, whose commission expired
fniip Enyie, vice John Beard whose mmisson OK.
pred. Hugh Capsrton, vice Jacob I. Bradford, re-.
moved. John q. Winston, vice Levi w. Lawler whose
fatter whose commission expired. PaschaI Bequette
Woo hopert w: Lansing, removed. Bernhard Herin,
wee Arthur Bridgman, removed Yer Planck Van Ant
werp, wee samuel Bayard, removed. Warner Lewis,
wee William II. II. Scott, removed. Stephen Lanew
thy, vice Thomas Mcknight, removed. Robert K Nc
Gaugnlin' hs late commission having expired. Daniel
Sregory, IN the place OF Henry Smith,
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs-Mon-
day, Jan. l2-Samuel s. Phelps, ESQ. OF Vermont
Jesse D. Bright Esq. Of Indiana Timothy walker ESQ
Oh ONO and VespasAn Ellis, ESQ., of Missouri were ad.
mi'ted attorneys and counselioTs Of this court
NO o. James Brown plsiMi6 Ia error VS.. John Clarke
In error to the District Court Of the United States for
Northern Msassppi Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion OF this court affirming The Judgment of the said
District Court in this case, with and six per cynt
damages. r. ~
No los Thomas Brown plaintiff in error ", Irnon
Bank OF Florida in to the Court of ppeas for the
territory Of Florida MIR. Justice Mclean delivered the
opinion Of the Coxr dsmissng this writ of error with
No go. Thomas Beal plaintiff vstF elicite Hail. This
cause was submitted to the Court on printed nts
Dy Mr. Walker for the plaintiff, and Messrs Bates and
No Co. Dani Moore, paintf in error vs. II. .,Bishop--
Inns cause was argued by Messrs Bedsoe and Coke for
tne raintn 10 error and submitted printed argu-
ment by MIR. Btddle for the defendant in error
Adjourned till 10. morrow, at II O'clock
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ittAD THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
"A thesp ar lnr ssndnr recrive advice and medicine
ts the r seilhsr sans OF .sdrsce Al
No 81 GRead~ssfsI o uriNEs NJ y.
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Scw York Cattle Market.
According to the report Of the Cattle market the pri
css OF beeses now range from - oal to s she tssr
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JUDGE FOR YOUKSELF.
HUNTERIAN DYsPENsARY. No. Division street. rec o.
cessu Of disease Of secret nature and for ths
sse Of Or. HUNTERS RED DROP, This medicine u
roughly hi. hord disease wiou injury TO the sonsta
all else have failed comprehensive treatss accom- panies
each VIAL with full directions which il warranted to enec
fually all matter how long standing how
deeply seated in the with less trouble to the patient
and in shorter of than other msdtcne IN the
world pay win be tAksa Price 81 per va
ia1 lmtIc
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY "A.
Cleared.

Sun nIsks. Is MOON ...7 isrM.
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Passengers Arrived.
PASSENGERS sale,

HAyRE-Shp La Duel esse d'Orleans-W G Kun
Mclean, M Merritt, and co in the sleeraxs.
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Fa5sehKers BaIIeds
LvrRpooL-Ship Stephen Whitney-Mrs O'Grady, Rev. MI
Erznmmons carbo9dale, Pa Leonard. Joseph Rhodes
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NapHIHA.

THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE 7!
For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents Al
Ann street, and Elliott, l73 DIVISION STREET. op-
posite Ludlow, New York. Price 81 botslo-six bot
Ties for So. MS I'm ie
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Captain Chrisisn, OF the John Edw ,rd, reports that
crued on Ksmschaks in about Ion ies H. had col
weather and heavy gales did the
for IL days in of June Capt Parker Of ship Josep
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07

SANDs's SARsAPAR'LLA.-Loss OF appe-
lite, indigestion. Dyspepsia. Heartburn.
Gaslrilis or inflammation of The S omach,
nll proceed from III. same cause, being an
unhealthy secretion o: gastric juice and
bile. The saIivary glands no longer send
forth healthy Aow. and the Liver issues
acrid bile. Then follows acidily Of The
stomach, eructation az wind, distress after
eating, oppression Of the precordia, head,
ache and nausea, ,remulous sensations. and
b variety Of other peculiar feelings known
only to the sufferer. For these and kim
dred diseases Il new remedy has dawned
upon The world hiving for its object the re-
lief Of suffering humanity. Saods's Sar-
saparlla, an entirely vegetable compo-
sIion. IS 10 IT'S operation peculiar entering
into the circulation, thus coming in contact
with The e run or Cause Of disease, and dis
placing unhealthy secretons by extending
lis influence to every par, of he body, and
causing general reaalion, when health
succeeds debility and disease.
For sale by Il. F. S,ryker, Southpor,
w. Il.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07
A GARD


The Chief Eng neer of tie Fire DeparI-
mcnt, returns his Eearjy thanks TO the
members OF the Department, aud to those
clllzens aud Others, who so molly seconded
his efforts TO arrest the conllagration on thc
night oithe 3D. inst. Owing to their un-
,iring zeal, and well directed efforts, al.
though without apparatus or implements of
of any kind requisite for such an occas on.
the devastation WIS confined within much
smaller limits than was at first supposed pes
s'ble. Where so many instances OF cour-
age and perseverance, were exhibited, n
would be nvdious 10 make distinctions, but
the Chef Engineer cannot iorbcar TO men
lion the name Of Captain keeler Of the
schr Cayuga, whose daring intrepdi'y and
activity were the subject of universal re-
max aud comm endatieu.
To those patriotic and roble-hearted LA
hts, who with u self sacrificing spirit wor'
Thy til ,ir sex, took their position in the line
@rmed for the purpose OF 'ss,ng buckets
and who ma ,niained it to the last, unShr NIX
Ing, is due the highest need of approba'
ion. Ii. b. HlNSDALE.
ChiefE F. Depart.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07

A LII We genuine Yankees and Badgers, who
N love sharp knife and shlngle, rrot alo..g up
to Balm 5 HARDWARE STORE and procure
one of "SAM WRAGGs Best Whi,ters, -
marked XI,NT. There also may be foiindin
great variety, one, two, and three bladed Knives
o: The hiost approved make, also the nuiur and
inm,able Congress Knife, Wade Il Butcher S
Chinese Razors; Chap.nan's Metallic, Strops, &c.
To the Ladies also would say, be wise unto
your own Interest," and look into the Hardware
Store before purchasing elsewhere, for thef you
ca n find Tea and Table Knives and Forks of var.
ous makes and qualities, tea and table Spoons of
every description, Scissors, Shears, Brass Candle
sticks Shutters and Trays, Tea Trays, aud in fact
all those necessary a2rendases of House keeping
which tthe cvstohl for Ladies 10 look after
F RAIN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07

a PUBLIC BENEFAcTon DIR Sherman.
for the last five years past has been labor
ing to spread his Medicated Lozenges far
and wide, and his labors have not been in
sain-they are now known in every part
OF our land and on the Continent, and have
met with universal appreciation. His
Cough Lozenges have cured more cases of
influenza during its prevalence in New
York than any other medicine that can be
named. His Worm Lozenges continue to
perform wonders where all other remedies
have lailed,-and his Camphor Lozenges
will relieve headache and palpitaiion in a
very few minutes while his Poor Mans
Plaster. which costs only IL IL cents is
believed to be the very best strengthening
plaster in the world And while these
cures are being made by The Doctors pre-.
partitions, the public have the satisfaction of
knowing that they are skIlfnlly and acu.
raiely prepared by regular physician,
and are altogether tho best medicines
which can possibly be found, there be ng
no quaokery or humbug about them. DR..
Sherman's warehouse il No. LOG Nassua
street N. Y.
For sale by II. B. Hinsdale, Brick Block
No. il, Southport w. II.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07

Consumption can be cured by The timely
use of DIR. Buchan.s Hungarian Balsam.-
So perfect and nlal be is III remedy even
I'm the most hopeless cases OF Consump-
ton that ii has been admitted into the Hos.
pitab and Other public Institutions in Great
Britain, and has become as much a SLAM
dlrd medicine as ths FLUID Magnesia Of
Sir james Murray. The immense amount
of mortality VIII ch this Balsam has proven
ted since its introduction into the United
States is n matter Of astonishment to The
medical faculty. II is indeed n safe speedy
and effeclual cure for Consumption, in all
It's forms, and tire only source Of hope.
For sale by Ii. F, Stryker, Southport
W. II.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07
DECLARATION OF WAR.

- MARSTON has now got up the best ShoE
". IN The Territory for painting AMI is now pre-
pared to do all kais OF Painting and Polishing
Caifages aid S'eighs in better style than can be
done else waere. After The experience oil tweaty
years ne fatters hims .f that he cannot be beat la
ing ptper-he also prepares walls and paints wa /:
all colors end different styles that in any rooms
the walls can be washed as well as an, wood. and
this he dies ffom his own experience and knowl
edge and is prepared to do fancy and Ornamental
painting cheaper than can be dune elsewhere ia
the Territory.
N. B. Paints and Oils always for sale and d
my shop and eolors OF every description prepared
and sol / atsisht. Granting and Imitation OF E.
marble &c, &c
u Shop rotn-r of church and pearl streets.
Southport Dec =. 1916.
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d. l.. M'KEN.NEY
WHOLESALE AMI REran DEALER IN

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
(ln the Otis Buildings-Siote formerly occupied
10y Iorrey q Russell, corner Maia and Market
Sttreis.,)
SOUTHPORT. w. T.,
Ii AS inst received from \. Y. and Philadelphia;
Il an addition TO his former Stock. making IT
one OF the largest and best the market: and liav
ing purchased them on terms which will enable
him 10 Sell them at his usual low prices, he feels
safe N saving 10 his customers and the public gem
iraly that they obtain better bargains, By call
ng on him Than have ever been offered by other
dealers in this market, which the public are not
asked 10 bel.-.- however, until they call and see
for themselves
His terms being Cash those dealing with him
need not fear having 10 pay tie high credi, pri-
ces which have been charged heretofore by dealers
doing credit business, or in other words havin 2
to pay for ...other mems credit" i5ly
Oct "a. fSa5.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07
OLD SHOP IN Rims

- b. WINSOR would take this method 20 in.
Z. form his friends and customers that since
the calamity TINT Las befalIen him in conseouence
OF the late hre, has removed to The front par, Of
me ssconf story oil the store recently occupied by
d. oiocum on main street between market and
park street, east side
Also having IN remembrance post favors for
winch he tenders his thanks, and hoping al the
Sometime that 1t WILDE unnecessary for him 10 can
IN any other way on those who NAV have been so
unfortunate as to owe him at this time.
n b. The saddle aud harness business will be
continued IN ITS various branches at the place a.
bove mentioned. r. r. w
Southport, Ap' il a. 1886
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07

TO GENTLEMEN.
EIINE Muslin Shirts, Bosoms and Collars.
l. Calcp Shirts, Striped Shirts,
Angola wrappers and Drawers;
Silk and Canlhdc Handkerthiefs.
PlaA & Fancy Crsvais and Laccs,
Stocks and Opera Ties,
Suspendets, Gloves &c. &c. for sale by
(Dec. l6) II. b. HlNSDALE.
WHITE LEAD.
MO. Extra and Pure dry and in OF, A's', a
IN general assortment OF Paints. Gis:s, Stsh
&c. dee, l6.l III b. HlS DALI.
ATEDiCINES.- The FOL owing valuable RENE
wi dies Tor sale a, no. bro, BIO K.
BrandIe his, Ler'sa- Pope's Pills
Sherman's Lozenges &. Poor mans Plas'eIs,
Sands Sarsaparila. Folgrrs Oiasnonian,
DalIey's Pain Extractor, P-sse's Hoarhound
Candy. [Dec. 1871 II. b. HIN DALE.
SHIRTS, STOCKS. COLLARS &c.
T,INE Musline Shirts with linen blossoms, Linen
4 Shirt Bosoms and Collars, Stoke, Scaries,
Cravats, Calico and Hickory Shirts, Gloves, sus-
pendrrs. Handkerchief, and other articles TOR
Gents wear, for said by
Fl. B. HINSDALE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07

TO THE FAIR AND FRAGILE. How
many OF The young and beautilul--daugh
tiers idolzed by their parents, sisters the
pride and admiration of devoted brothers.
young mothers. the bright stars Of the do
mestic irmamen:-are annually deposited
10 the house appointed for all living, the
Vl'tlns of Consumption! A boom, was
perhaps, on Their velvet checks, which af
iec;cn believed was the idrnce OF health
as Welt as the seal Of beauty, VIII % Il was,
In taci, the rose planted by the hand of
death the fatal hectic oil psmcnary dis
ease. Then oh! ye flir ard frsgile ones
the dellclt flowers in the garden OF hu-
panlty--b ware Of Grs, slight cougN or
cold. A once without DELAY, II TO a safe,
an Ger ain remedy. One or two boil Is
of DR.. WIStar's Bil>am of WIZ Ch.rry
taken now, will arrest the progress Of a
d sease that few months neglect NAV
confrm beyond the possibility of cure
BE wise in ms
Wis'at's Balsam is sold by II, F. Stryker
Sou hport w. Il.