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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02
May 10Th, 1916.
NEW MILLINERY.

LADIES CALL AND SEEl
MRS. o III. WALDO has recently arrlssa
1fl from the east and opened shop on Park Is.
in building occupied by Mr.. Martcn, near ~, =.
Conkwrghts boarding house, where she VIII :,
happy to wait on all who may be pleased to iasvi
her with call. She has on hand few straw anI
Neapoleton Hats, also Laces, Ribbons, ArlIlle,.s'
flow ers &C.. e., which she will sell low for sa'''
Southport. August 4, '46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02
|sS gS l.aEg raS ~
= & q J
llll.!IIa aagg > ANlY

II VIE subscriber has on hand and offers for sa
l. complete assortment of DRuos PATENT q,
BoTANIc MEDICINES, Paints, Oils and Dye. Stuff
all OF which wall be sold as cheap as the cheapest,
and quality warranted.
Also choice lot OF LrquoRs for medical purpos-
es STRIKER s. GREENE.
Dec. ., IS45.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02
INVAIIDs CURE YOURSELVES


TT is fact evident to all who have take
| "Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. that they
are the best medicine known for the speedy aud
efTectual cure Of all Bilious diseases, Liver Com
paint, ID any and all diseases, trising from i'm
purity Of the blood, or disarrangement Of the di
ge' tive organs.
Full directions for using, and Certificate Of
Agency 20 sell the above medicine, given by the
subscriber ,vho is the only authorized Agent for
this place, and from whom only can be obtained
the genuine, w =. WATTLES.
Southport, w. r. Sept. l6 1916.
HARVEY DURKEE
A CENT for The Burlington, VT, Glass works,
~ keeps constantly on hand all sizes and quail
ties Of Glass from Z by Q, 10 "a by 80.
GLASS WARE.
lust Received, large lot Of Glass ware con
j sisting of Sp Jars, Tinctures of various sizes,
Salt mouths, Bottles, assorted vials &c for sale,
wholesale aud retail at
STRIKER & GREFNE'S Drugstore.
Also Castor oil in Bottles OF various sizes.
June 80, 10. S. &c G.
FOR SALE
A NUMBER Of villa ge Lots adjoining the resi-.
IA licences &c. KImball Esq and Rev. +. w
iiatch; ono of the most desirable lots 10 town, il
r. offered for sale, and viii be sid cheap. APP
(Fcb % 1896 = BOND
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

NOTICE.
HNHE subscribers would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Wisconsin,
that they have established a vinegar fac'o>
ry at Southport on Market street. Their
vinegar is Of superior Quality and war
ranted to keep any length Of time.
They have also opened Temperance
Recess where they keep all refreshments
belonging 20 such an Establishment.
SCHILLER g. Co.
Southport June %, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

FOR SALE.
NJ Inc choice building lots in this village op-
= poslie The residences of George KimbalI and
hev. r. w. Hatch. upon easy terms Apply
j. BOND.
Southport Nov. IL, 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

DARLOR Cook, and Premium Cook
Stoves, rich patterns and CHEAP.
MARSHALL s. PHELPS.
Nov. 4. l245.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

DLOUGHS for sale at the checkered store.
Z. POMEROY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01


ALvOKD n WOOD ARD,
In addition TO their Former Stoch Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
AVE Just received new style sa'i" Striped Bingham" six
ho,ded Itob' Dali Part, Dresses: Ihbe, de
Fancy Gentlemen
%S n a%% es velvet s for 7B" Sr Bonnet S FS r
""'' "' vi" ''' ''"'' "A xLvoRD WOODWARD,
Nor. DC, 1915 81 No 4, .vorrs's building.
dry GOODS.
- 300 do bleached do. kskn mitts gloves
do II flannel, 500 lbs cotton yarn, assorted
- do green do, 100 do candeNiJking,
Isl land for w by & MAYER. az
Afghan Saiin>, BLACK Alpaca. Nc.
w have this ia Teeeyed 20 pieces MILAN Satin. superior
black Alpaca, silk 20 doz ciden Net Hoods
ALvoRD x WOODWARD Nor,ss block.
~ Under Odd Fellows Han
DRY GOODS.
epep osr 20 pieces Biz ache shnine
Nns, P , so,eA 'e"ns uoh au "ooen nan
subscriber feels confident he
as the lowest. Look around iof As +. HEDDERLY.
DRY GOODS.
FINE assortment ofdry goods such
"a Muslns caicoes ve-iings French brown
artlclesust received 81. }. NICoLA
COTTON YARN. CHEAP!
subscribers prepared to furnish Cotton Yarn Of the hest
he purchased for Eastern market Merchants
article invited,
ocaleNher James Purhnm
Cotton Factory 4l-r j. * u. CARLISLE & CO.
COTTON YARNS.
- nnn LBS Eastern Cotton Yarns the lowest casu
sVbHpVI prices in exchange for wheat feathers country
~ SMITH & HANNA's
COTTON YARNS.
unnA POUNDS Pittsburgh aud indianapolis Cotton Yarn
n WV at the Mill Prices at HEDDERLI7S
JUST RECEIVED.
LARGE and splendid assortment of BROAD Cloths, casinres,
"a San and Vesngs and for sale the store Vests
Mills 30
SHOES AND BOOTS.
sDAA DOL various qualities Ladies Shoes IT, doz Men and
~ iusir-
a "A cheap " Ell EDDERLY
THE LADIES
w quite desirable and reasonable,
/ - SMITH & HANNA's.
BROWN NUSEINS.
g. 600 Yards OF the above article for sale in wheat other produce
~ al SMITH * HANNA'S -
EBaEAGEEED SEEIESTlNGS, sc.
eBOO pieces CdllcoeS prints, great variety
cd 40 Bleached shin ShiTne~ and Irish
doz Shawls, various qualities For sale by
81 SMITH & HANNA.
CLOT'EES. .Ac.
'DTiiS for fine dress Jeans
u Nesngs and Trimmings of all sorts besides have cloths
Orer-coafs. cheap - SMITH K HANNA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
.yE.W DAVID.

rENHosE acquainted with The character Of Jew David.
learn tina, anoher large shipment ha; ben BY
irsh supplies immediately The Immense a"au,,,,s 81 S %
ecs sold proof sufficient Of their superior medical ,ru,s Yet
.arg horrors Of LAM is@af Ria"a Sl%sa
Pans Hcakncs, Pain ST. Sreins Tunor
Kings Evil al Of which plaster seldom fails 10 cure or
S,n agpn Lr', ter'lon iecT chi fere fsrc' and 4s
blood and Circulating fluids, Astonishing cures IL which
s"n extracts Of ,,lr. slowing S tho imS az "sH y"
these medicines held, where known
49,. , Indianapolis. April 18th, isls.
hs~s Hebrew PaeT and l hoy wi ps send as = os
The demand continues and shall doubtless large
S SoMS,I; qws LIZ, Druggist
Messrs. d. IiaeT CO. Gents would .ay thar the Hebrew
Plaster and ler',a l continue OH fine and
MOI na, 's me vii be much wanted this body
cra~fsrd.,ille ' La Sa" M. y, n 1s a.
large supply Of the u.ty celebrated Plaster and "p.r
kep me well supplied lind calls the
give better satisfaction than the '',b~ I,am
Washington Ia, Aug. 81, iS44
Messrs ID haer and Co-Gsns Al the request NAM, Who
brad We ~'r s o% ,h Ss Re,
sno," d ~s r aa srn satisfaction" Please
Yours re'reeliuls; GALLAGHER . WALTERS.
Mr. D. u.r and Bloomfield Edgar CO. ~ May a. ls..
brew rIa.'e and " dsys sss VIII as
YOU please send US 4 or doz more Immediately.
Mesrs Co-Gents-we have Sold Ib ,
r ra M with u. and a. there great call fr 30"
i"urse,l~ctuln, HUssEl 8GOSS
Boonheld Edgar Co H., Ma, ~ lsa4
Mers d. Hater and co.-Gents.he Plaster YOU
hand order. % ,msnd
for them and II promises sureeede all neicIn
!" TINS 'ehi.. o 4 ID. BAILEY.
Hardinsburg. Z,
Messrs d. Hartrr Co.-Srs-NOui PLASTER ,ou
sell all phi,
all sold but few Pills Y,,e r,.t
satisfaction There be
t'eits Yours very respectfully, JAMES MCINTOSH
Williams Sept.
ID Har,eI and Co-Desr srs-I have sold all Persian pills
thai IL here, aud should be glad
accomplished n Pm.
called ,h;s
soon please send some BY stage. Yours, etc
-. EBENEZER KING
the writer that the alluded 'h, of Young
man " Who been hn,l =,
a da' kncd room from an aggravated of inflammation
fofdHy bind u,,Ix
reach, without he
'Persian Pills, and had bu
all inflammation lett HIM, and his health
Merchants and others be
count b. J. WsIEl and DAVID
r. OAKS Grecnhtd Jesse Mailock ilr MILAN
.frs and.rs'nto~h; Green. Brow sbrgh Jacob Iuck.
Mckay MeKa>sei. lgeror " J. Upgi..
e'le Jesse Hoeke Pamh,id John IIerot Is6n,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
WEAVER a. WILLIAMS,

WEAVER a. WILLIAMS,
ETutleritlScr~ ANA COesin-Mal<Crs.
EA EBESPEtrFtII.H inform friends and the public,
EeA that they have removed 10 their warehouse Just
ksSA q They furnish
Ex<EV cheap,
E&k2 purchasers They will also prompt and
Kk8 particular funeral and will under
e48 whole thereof furnish two
the shortest notice As they
w ready made cofnS hand they viii be able fur
promptly, They will
MAX
satisfaction One oi the firm
hours, residence directly
In eLatIrn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

DAVID w ALIINOE. AttOinpy :lt LAW.
in in
m. District Circuit Courts the United states and will
promptly strictly attend To the security
That ma be entru to him
Wash street, In the frame buildings pf The
bu.fo Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

TURNER'S
LITERARY BULLETIN.
Just Received, :st Turner's bookstore,
EEARPERs Bible, No 80 Shakespeare, No 66, Encyclopedia Of
in vols - mo the Meir ENedn" Tesas aud Me,o wSh an
suerngs aud escape author PRISON
@s1 y s only s e s' @ wns p cue - e
just Published.
TsEE NEW OFFICERS GUIDE.
published Turner Othcvr' Guide and
- Western Manual Revised cueoled and adapted to
@ nT ef5 ' % % 5sG % "s paper over 400 pages
II 3. TURNER, doors westo Of Brow nns's.
JVST PUBLISHED,
reders, Merchants supplied price % dollars per
thousand Also Turner" Comic and S a%a S ,s sa sn
THE FARMERS BOOKSTORE.
subs, reI w respectfully inform III, rn nm - :" The W
market prices. Al SAMl. TURNER. indianapolis.
NEW xsOON STORE AND BINDER /.
n We >u s,er would respectfully announce 10 the citizens OF
in'anapoli, and inia"a eencaiy that he Is now
and Sbo0l Boo Stationary and Fancy Goods all OF whr have
meade m , y ' is M H Pun" aspel Groers Of New
York and other publishing houses in the east have all new
works forwarded hy express ~ published TIE subscriber
asg MA. ne mn Pgi"yi e, o cs f TO- arrest them
attention. Tie following works, publishing IN parts are
n,,per'- Ic'o,.r Illuminated WANDERING Jew
uarper.' pictorial Illuminated iiraiiaw'n Retrospect.
Micheler's History Of France, cine, taew compc,c)
koirtusc ~ Germany Eclectic Magazine.
Rs on Tlifiwel's Greece. Kurh criockcr MAGAZINE.
Messenger,
TAicr~> Napoleon. Ameriran Review.
rhierss French Revolution. Democratic Review,
Thicrss Consulate under Napo. Grahan'S Magazine,
Ladies' National Companion,
Naundcr's o History. GOieyS Ladies' Book.
Ladies' Magazine,
Ladies' Musical Library.
Kendail'~ Life Jackson ,'ias-ica ibrary lIiarpers
IRrdners Popular Lectures, Bows and Girls do do
Martins splendid Bible, Library OF my Young Country
Wesley sermons, mon. Appieton.)
orders hooks stationery. paid punctualy
tended aud delivered from the ser's which viii
all Of the ~ mail ii directed
SAMUEL RI R.NI.R. Etffh dcor 81 B-OTHiDe's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
.nOV AND SHOE uANgFACuOKY.

E1OE AND SBEOE IANeEA(EOkh
rsNIiE undcrs thankful Tor the 1.-The
~ u raj patronage bestowed HIM fer the two
past Years, and he hopes q continuance OF
pv5 la the lie ltes himself that 10y his indus
punciuaity and II rct attention 10 BUSINESS, Ia
G<<& e able % Ve q all who
him acH lie has permanently settled himself in this place aud Is
durable and cheap
lie VIII sell correspond with
the m1nuacor shall sell owefto cash than his
splendid Boots shoes, Judge
Ia yonrser
Hides aow Beeswax Feathers Fluut Wheat e &C will NJ
all work. shop doors SecheT
e. shop, which those debt all TAXI due
by WILEY l.. BATES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
MAMMOTH STABl,E.

MAMMOTIH STABLE.
a in full blast II may he called the Horses
4 IN Paradise; for the graded ground floors.
m ETTHV the scented hay, the abundance and
HTR Y3&Y goodness of the various the and
~ kV ~ sparkling water, all combine C
~ U OF the most commodiouS, cool ia md
world Its ample
erng of ground only equaed by the skill
with which horses treated.
n n
selves. gentlemen. JOHN LISTER.
ERiIy TREES.
'uNHE subscriber choice
Trees and has hand thousands OF Appe
Pear Trees, suitable for hauling distance.
cnnfiing the selection
lac consulted and the
hores The selections made with especial reference 10 the
climate of Indiana.
indianapolis
mton county eighteen miles above Indianapolis
eight miles below Pendelon the falls of Fall Creek
Address GARDNER GOLDSMITH, Woodbury. Madison
y Ill Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
CHARLES PARRY. NJ. ID.
tShySici:ln and SUryPOu

OFFERS his services in
1te cilzens indianapolis and vicinity
= office 10 the stairs, William
lately John Wright, where all calls viii prompt
sav or night 43-y April -, lsf5.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
JOSEPH 1. ST'EsETCIIER,
:spe6 Coli NJ, VI "A l. cr .

JNNEk'hh HIM.
UnIeTtsl<cr ana Collin VIA f<cr,
Washington Street, nearly Opposite The Post Office
"a EDESPEt1F LILY informs the citizens of Indianapolis
kSA vicinity that he will his Ia the
f@ss.1 release the of de
fl4 from he ndipen sable trouble
H2&6 % a lend aud would that he prepared
kHH whole of funerals IL desired,
YIN reasonable such
nj built aerthe approved
G0 requisite appeanneto
above business.
IL that he ill make hscha
bic topersnns in the c. untry.
Should the
OF the ab N ga eemenis char will be made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
TOMLINSON BROTHERS,

SANDS'S SAKSAPARILLt,
For the Removal and Pea maucnt Cure
Of all Diseases arising from ANN
pufc stale OF The Blood, orr. IfabitOf
the Sy.tenl.
,c cnr,@.nng ,he dr,s,ise oS"r and eo,inr the spp@
te arrent peculiarly uid gentle ass'i,r If
%a vii ra SSs e . a ssro + ct mos, Ssrnn
character wrought 10y sands ssr"Para have g'h vide and
ii disc Sc. to ~hch IL belongs that th.. rr aiaa has ban
ionId b.hs'a lsa'pete ~ many d's'as OF 'lr hin aud
s",s"hng influence "a oio". empasn', and ~hrn e ~
other will be found excellent
The folo"n interesting pressI d, aud he reader
ed TO At care ful pcrussl.
York, April -, is4s.
to and The community large send hi, eerhsa'e of
suffering have their confidence established and
troubled my ancir which extended
nan way up to me k = dag,ng very offensive matter itch
was recommended TO your sarapara by Mr..
conn'l' who had been cured b, and using
sending You for year since the
cure effected IN order with Whether
add that have neither nor iei' the slightest
Yours very truly, SARAH MCINTYRE.
24o Delaney street, York.
The follow ing statement rom ~ho
first Drsggi, IN the city OF and from h.
effects OF sands Sarsapania, has peculiar value
sands's s-r.nparla-I speak eHpermrniay say
h medicine Tar more efttha Ia the chronic
endured suffering he year.
repeated attacks of or acute Rheumari. have
recently used sands Sarsapsrla happiest
ma ths
petite good and strength rapidly returning attribute
This halthu change ,nirty III, this potent medicine
Feeling deep sympathy with those Who afflicted
painful nfome
nesty recommending such the valuable specific flaw
confidence aud XIII uf Doctor
la and take pleasure m adding testimony
Others eomnendaioy is available propecs unknown aud
unsolicited by the Messrs Sands. CHARLES DYER.
Drugg-t aud Apohecary,
10 and ~ Westminster street, Providence. r. l.
February IS is4S.
value and efficacy pamphlets, which
gratis.
prspar nv 4 r.. x
Wholesale Druggists - Fulton street, New York
Sold asr by ID. CRAlGHEAD and L. y MEFKFR Indiana
polls and by Druggists generally throughout states.
Price bottle. bottles
0 The public respectfully requested that ~ -
Sands Sarsaparla that has aud
marabi the difficult VIII
subject Sarapari and
take no other 2sN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
CITY SHOE STORE,
The E,rsnDri.rlsl of Fashion

addition and assortment of CheoP
b0ofs md Shoes have received fresh supply direct from
the Manufacturer
than other
u make the Cg Store what -, the Emporium Fashion
dpf HEAD quarters fer rood ~ Economy the
Wealth
Will be made travelling par
bouts
Fty pcNlses Of Si embracing variety unusually
io kuc F-cr ! fslrSt ale bN l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
lyGuIT AND PERFECTION.

LIGHT AND PERFECTION.
UEDDERIN, from succession OF experiments to which
He much and has discovered
and their appropriate quantities
CANDLES in every heretofore made lie
them reduced prices especially his No.
article He
the citizens generally confident that they will
give entire satisfaction.
Lard oil. M the lowest prices constantly hand
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES,.
Or bags hest Rio coffee, do house do,
a. do Java do, iboNes starch,
| chest imperial assoTied
do gunpowder do boxes star candles.
dc young by do, 900 lhs taluw candles
J do ilack do, barrels lake silt
5000 lbs New Orleans sugar, Dupont powder,
, barrels clarified sugar, fish OIL
| do Havana do, barrels mackcrel.
do crushed bags shot,
! do loaf do, 0D0 lbs. lead,
bag pepper, boxes dried behring's,
] do allspice, 100000 ripped caps,
barrels New Orleans molaS dot
retail Any kind OF county produce taken exchange
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
FASiIaONABLE MILLINERY.

MFRS YOUNG very respectfully informs the Ladies' of Ind
w that is receiving direct
aud beautiful assortment of goods select
herself the ctycomprising Eie
Ribbons Fl0nerS. and other
Iirle I'm Millinery with which she would be happy
ny her Ladies generally small advance
cost, Also, variety of FANCY GOODS, comprising Lnces
pres variety, and numerous other articles
WtNTED-Fvc six young apprentices ut either
Making Millinery.
11,sore on Washington street. few doors of Illinois
g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
TpENTIs41.E


Ds four years this place takes
the puhl generally that he
raj teeth gums insert ahta teeth plates
artificial whole half sets by suction
OF tmo
lie would country dentists that he will fill
springs NJ reasonable rate ONCE on Illinois
drstd corno of Washington, West side.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
GROCEIsIES! GROCERIES!

'2NilE the
y and The public raj that e has
onmen OF Groceries such article of New OIea
RIO and Havana coffee imperial Tyson, and eunowder
Havana Orleans
Western Reserve cheese, No goldfish which he
pliers for sale al very low prices. J. NlcOLAI,
bly, dO0rSU e,fq If Srale VorI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
New Library OF Law and Equity,

FRANCIS J. TROUBAT, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
Hon. ELLIS LEIrIS, 81 Lancaster,
JpILSON " C1NDLESS, Esq. Of PITTSBURGH.
fE'S the hes. productions ct English authors
without Ia priority claim
publisher nutDrsiy The
they appear they unopues the hands Of book
SELLERS the Atlantic ndr the plea right acquired hy the
claim undIvid
title those works aud buhrusome price them The
publisher offered profession the
respect such titles. but will the standard
the London
should the works such the
stephen, Archbold appear shall included
Equity aud Law drc>I0nsworks which have
siuduusy kept the Law Library published Phad,ph
proposed together with
yau bile En- lish ~ ON T
a~,rh will monthly of 100 pages,
rsF WmrE PAPER NV oNG PRIMER TYPE
al sew dollars per annum, pay able half yearly.
ISAAC g.. M'KfNLEY,
J. NJ g. LESCURE
IIAHEIsnrRG. Pa, July I. 1915. l6-6m
SAMUEL. TURNER Agent for Indiana.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08
In American Mother.

The following article, published in
the Republic Of the RIO Gronde of the
Ist ult., Wi! be read with interest: .
1--WE were shown the other day IA
letter, from mother TO her sou, a
volunteer in the army, and were so
much raptored with its style, that we
absolutely forced it from him for pub,
Tlication. Its strains are so much like
those which actuated our revolutionary
mothers, and the affinity SO great, that
we thought our readers could not be
served with any thing they could rel
ish more. The son had left without
advising his mother ofthe fact of his
volunteering until he had left for the
seat of war; and she commences her
letter as follows What shall saw.
my dear son? you write TO me that
you have left for Texas. Had you
written to me mother, shall | volun.
teer? could have said, no. Texas
has cost me too much already. The
bones of my frst-born, for aught |
know, are yet unbured on the plains
of Goliad, and grief for his loss broke
his fathers heart. have had enough
of Texas. But you are fighting for
your 01On country, have chose your
own path, and God prosper you in it;
and ifa mothers prayers are of any
avail, you will pass unharmed in the
hottest OF the fight, where have no
doubt you will be; nor do | wish it
otherwise; for | would blush to own a
eozuard son. But, remember, fl,
rashness is moi bravery, therefore, be
brave but prudent. II is your coun-
try, and you have right; yea are in
duty bound-to fight her battles, and
! say TO you, fight for your country
right or wrong. That America will
ultimately be victorious | have no
doubt; yet have not SO contemplate
an opinion of Mexican valor as our
newspaper editors have. There is
good Spanish blood in parts of Mexi-
CO, and Spaniards are not towards as
the Peninsula war will testify. y ri
My earnest prayerssare for your wei
fare, whatever your lot may be, and
that you may return unharmed, "a
credit to yourself and country, is the
only hope Of your devoted mother"
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08
VOL. VINO. 4.
A Sinking Coincidence

President Jefferson was born in
i|43' just eight years after bis prede-
cessor, John Adams; Madison eight
years after his predecessor, Jefferson;
Monroe eight years after Madison,and
John Quincy Adams eight years after
Monroe. John Adams was Just sixty.
SIX years old when he retired; Jeffcr..
son was sixty six; Madison was sixty.
SIX Monroe was sixty-six; and John
quincy Adams, had be been elected
toa second term, would have been
slxty'six. Adams, Jefferson and Mon.
roe, all died on the 4lh of July.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08

Copardice and Meanness. 1t is sta
ted that during the burning of the
Pilgrim House, Plymouth, which was
lately destroyed by fire, one of the
boarders got safely out, but left his
watch and 5000 in his room, and off,
cred a reward of $50 for their recov.
cry, declining 10 run tie risk himself.
A young man then entered the cham.
ber, and secured the money and
watch, which he gave to the owner,
when he handed him back five dollars,
saying that was enough, and refusing
TO redeem his promise.
The young man took the money 10
part payment, and got out a writ, and
attached the watch, which was sent
to be repaired. Whether the law
will compel payment seems doubtful.
Such case should be tried in Court
of Honor.-.Sat. Cour.