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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-05-12
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Saliv ation is a
condition of the system produced by an
injudcious or improper use OF mercury;
and many patents, after having been
brought fully under its Influence, linger out
q miserable existence fora few months or
wears, when death terminates their suffer
ings.
The prominent symptoms are, tender.
ness about the mouth, pains in the bones,
depression Of spirits. and prostration oil
strength Scoriulous and mercuria dis
eases embrace wide range, and their raw.
ages spread to Il fearful extent Hitler.
10 these diseases have balIled medical skill
but recently secret has been unfolded
from the arcana Of nature which tfiurnphs
over all proposition.
Sands's Satsapar,lla, most invaluable
medicine, prepared wholly from vegetable
materials, will arrest, and, if timel y adj
minis:ered, speedily cure scrofulous, mer-
curial and other similar diseases, by en-
tering into the circulating fluids, passing
through the whole animal frame, ard as.
Stimulating itself with the different fbres
and tissues which comprise 'rhe wonderful
machine. cit is thus that mercury and Is
effects are driven out Of the system. by
enabling the powers Of nature to perform
their functions properly, and resto ring the
patient to sound aud perfect health
For sale by II. B. Hinsdale, No. l, Brick
Block Southport w. Il.
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DECLARATION OF WAR

D MARSTON has now got up the best Shop
IL. in the Territory for painting and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Painting and Polishing
Carriages and Sleighs in better style than can be
done else where. Alter the experience of twenty
years he latters himself that he cannot be beat lay
ing papcr-he also prepares walls and paints walls
all colors and different styles so that in any rooms
the walls can be washed as well as any wood, and
this he does from his own experience and knowl-
edge and is prepared to do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere in
the Territory
n. B. Paints and Oils always for sale and at
my shop and colors of every description prepared
and sold atsght. Graining and Imitation of f
gyptan marble and all other kinds of wood and
marble &c, &c
u Shop corner of church and pearl streets.
Southport Dec. ., 1916.
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FARM FOR SALE

A FARM consisting of l20 acres Of Bu,
Z ia Oak openings, lying 10 miles norti
west of Southport in the town of Paris
fenced in two lots, 90 acres under the
plough, from forty TO fifty acres in crops, d
good fame house on ia large orchard moi
to- be surpassed in Racine Co. The above
will be sold for cash, at a great bargain.
Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises
or at the Telegraph Office.
J. WESCOTT.
Paris May II, Is 70. niG .3-m.
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KENT & MCNEAL.

At their Stable adjoining the Market Square,
all times prepared 10 accom- MEDIATE custo-
mers with the fastest Horses, the best single or
double Buggies or Carriages and the best rig
throughout, OF any establishment of the kiad. at
the west--and on the lowest terms
They have belonging to their establishment
some OF the best Eastern TOE Buggies aRd sew
eral more are expected before the >loee Of Nasi
CATION
HERsEs and CARxIAGEs for Funerals, furu,she
a. the shortest notice
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-05-12
LAND! LAND!!!

ScA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-The
oof subscribers offer the following tracts OF
Land for cash, viz:
The W h OF the n w or. of see. |, and ths n.
": or, Of section p, in the town of Bristol Also
tee hf of section II in the town ofPike.
The above lands are oftke FIRST QUALITY to be
found in the county Of Racine and beautifully s,-
uated with in few miles of Southport and will be
sold in Lors to uit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire of the subscri.
Der or in case he is absent enquire of o. F. Dana,
Southport Feb. 9th l916. SERENO FISK.
80 If
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In ATTACHMENT

RACINE DIsrRiBr CouRr-APRIL TERM 1916.
TERRITORY OF Wisconsin, Racine County, SIS.
In the case OF Ezra l.. Sherman, David Ballentine
rs Francis F. Munson.
n Office is hereby given, to the said Francis
~ F. Munson and all others concerned, that a
Wit OF Attachment, issued out OF and under the
seal of the District Court for the County of Racine
aforesaid, the 23d day of March A. ID. 1876,
retunabe on the second Monday of ADr A. D.
lo46 for the OF e lightly four dollars and fifty
live cents. ALBERT q. KNIGHT, Clerk.
NOLNEY kRENCH, Pl' lis At,'v.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

HE subscriber announces 10 his friends
l and thepublic, that he has recently received a
large supply of Goods in addition 10 his former
well selected stock, consisting of DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
DRUGS &MEDICINES, Pants 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. III. b. Hinsdale
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-05-12

BURLINGTON WOULEN Factory
HE Subscribed would respectfully inform
l the public that they are prepared to receive
WOOL and manufacture II into CT % Til. CAS-
SIMERES, Flauncls, &c. Sc. either by the yard
or on shares Card wool into rolls. Dress Cloth
at all seasons OF the year, The Manufacture OF
cloth wool cardlng, and cloth dressing, VIII be
done vita promptuess nd in such manner as to
give general satisfaction.
N. G. VAN Horn,
JAMES CATION,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-05-12

0@"God bless the Duke Of Argyle" IVES
once a common saying in Scotland, espec'
tally by those who had occasion to avail
themselves Of the use OF certain posts he
had caused TO lie erected at convenient dis.
tsnces as substitutes for flesh brushes We
have no Dukes a this country-aIl are ma
lures noOlemen-but we have our liberal
and benevolent individuals, who do as much
for The good Of their fellow beings as any
Of the titled aristoclacy ofthe old country
Look around you and see the numbers that
have been benefited, and even saved from
an untimely grave by DR.. Sherman's Loz.
enges. He is tho only educated and ex'
perenced Physician who has engaged in
preparing medicines adapted TO everv class
OF disease. There are numerous ignorant
pretenders in the field, but they cannot
contend against his skill, know ledge, and
experience. Formerly it took weeks 10
cure coughs and colds thai his Lozenges
will effect in a few hours and headaches III
as many minutes. This is truly new era
in medicine.
The above medicine is for sale by II. h.
Elinsdale, no. brick block, Southport, "
Tori DRY.
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FOR SALE

.FEHHAT valuable water lot owned and oc
II cupicd by ths subscriber, situated near
main street bridge. Valuable on account Of
It's being large AMI near the creek. ANY
person being DESTROYS OF erecting steam
mill OF factory ofany kind will fad this a
valuable opportunity.
p. >. There isa comfortable dwelling on
the premises. Enquire ofthe subscriber.
Southport Nay Oh 1856.
ID NJ CIARKS0E
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OUTHPORT. w. T.

SOUTHPORT. w. T.,
II AS Just received from n. y. and Philadelphia,
l. L an addition to his former Stock. making it
one OF the largest and best IN the market; and hav-
'ng purchased them on terms which wall enable
him to cell them at his usual low prices, he feels
safe IN saving TO his customers and the public gen
iray that they can obtain better bar gains by call
ng en- him than have ever been offered by other
dealers in this market, which the public are not
asked - believe however, until they call and see
for themselves
His terms being Cash, those dealing with him
need not fear having to pay the high credit pri-
ces which have been charged heretofore by dealers
doing a credit business, or in other words having
TO pay for ''other mems credit l5Iy
Oct IA, Il IS.
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S Z A G Z s

KENT IL MsNEAL are proprictors of the
Southport s. BeIoit Line OF Mail Stages, running
Semi weekly between those places once week
cia, Salem, Geneva, Walworth &e-and oace
via Burlington, Geneva and Deiavan; TO BeloiL
a3'Teaus furnished at all times to carry pseeeu
gers to any part f the Territory or Northern H.
nsis J. KENT.
Sos!teort, Nov. 4, ls45. n. Nj cNEAL.
n(Qf
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BUFFALO CHEAP NEW SPAPER Els
n ABI JSEl MEN'r

BUFFALO CHEAP NEWSPAPER Els
TABLlSlMENT
The BUFFALO MORNING EXPRESS,
Wig newspaper, is published daily in
the city Of Buffalo, at s. per annum.
THE BUFFALO TRI-W EEkLI EN-
PRESS, containing he reading matter OF
the Daily, is published at $3 in advance
The WEEKLY EXPRESS, large sheet,
is published once a week, at the reduco d
price of 81 per annum.
These papers will contain all the latest
news, and full and correct report of the
Buffalo and Eastern market: THE mat er
of the Buffalo market to be made up under
the special directions OF the Board of Trade
Of the Cny OF Buffalo. This will ensure c
commercial men true statement of trans
actions and prices.
The earliest news from New York will
be published by means of the Telegraph
almost simultaneously with lis publication
in that city.
Business men, hotels, &c, will find these
papers very valuable medium Of ADVERT
sing.
SIMEON KING, Agent, Southport,
A. NJ CLAPP, 81 Co. Publishers.
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0~The following IS from >. NJ. Sill Prin
clPal of Male Department., Publ c Schoo
No l 81 nni..


ST.. LOUIS Dec. 30, 1914
To Benjamin PdcIy&-
SIR: An adult member of my family
was afflicted with a very severe cough du'
ring six or eight months accompanied By
such other symptoms as induced the belief
that the lungs were seriously affected. -
Finding the usual remedies inefficient,
was induced to try "Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry" The result was immedi.
ata relief, and by the use Of less than two
bottles, the cough was wholly cured.
have used II in cases Of severe colds, with
very satisfactory results can therefore
confidently recommend it as safe, pleuS-
ant and Efficient remedy in cases similar to
those in which have employed it.
Very respectfully, S. NJ. SILL
Wis'aE's Bals1mis sold by II, F. Stryker
Southport w. II.
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y II Il A n ID A G Al y!

SAM'L. HOLMES Jr
WOULD respectfully give nonce to the inhab
w tants OF Southport and vicinity ;ha1 he is
now MANUFACTURING
CABINET WARE
III sll its branches such Mahogany Bureaus,
Chairs, Centre Tables, Tables of all sizes, Bed
steads &c. which he is induced to offer to the pub
lie cheaper than ever for cash or country produce.
He may be found at his old stand opposite the city
hotel. He would just HAT that he is not to be
outdone by any establishment in town for durabll-
ity and neatness OF his work or in cheapness, Of
the came. He would also tender his unfegned
thanks 20 his former friends and patrons fer the
liberal patronage he has received at their hands
dnd they may rest assured that they will be fairl
dealt with by continuance OF the same.
Southport March "a S46. 29ly
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IN ATTACHMENT.

RACINE DIsrRICI CouRr-APRu Tern. 1916.
Territory OF Wisconsin, Racine County, So In
the case OF Wellington Persons oS. William " v
nue.
\ Office is hereby given to the said william
L ' Winue and all others ncerncd, that writ
OF Attachment, issued OF ana under the seal OF
the District Court for the County of Racine aiore-
SAID, on the 18th day of December A. ID. IS45,
reuurn4be on the second Monday o April A. D..
40, for the sum of one hundred aud ten dollars
and thirty nine cents
ALBERT G. KNIGHT, Clerk.
Nolney French ri It's ATTY.
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WILLIAM KNOWLES,

AANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats Cans
WI Gloves, Umbrellas and all other articles
usually kept in the above business at the sign OF
the Big Hal, Alain-st. Southport, where YOU will
find me at all times open for trade. Thankful fol
past tavors | sollclis continuance of the same
hoping to give satisfaction ID ALL
n. Orders for any of the above articles
promptly attended to.
IL Cash paid for furs.
May - '46.
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ID OUNDS & DODGE, would respec fully give
IL notice that they are prepared to accommo date
customers with as good HoRsEs AID CARRIAGrs,
as any establishment in town, and perhaps quite
AS good the "beSt rig,' and on as reason BE
terms. Call aud sect stable lew rods west of
,. h. Nichols store. Teams always ready 10
convey passengers and goods to any part OF the
country
&. w. RoU>ps. l.. J. DoDGr,
Southport May 10, 1916. nl6-ly
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ID. L. .MKLN.N'EY

NEoLEsALE AND retail DEALER
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
(ln the Otis Buiidings-Store formerly occupied
by Torrey Il Russell, corner Main and Market
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FARM WANTED

FARM WANTED.
TNIE undersigned wishes 20 purchase in Ra
l. cine County an improved farm OF 100 acres
timber and Prairie would be preferred. Any per-
son having such a fern for sale will do well to
call on aim Immediately at VIM Smiths three
miles west of Southport or leave word It this Of
flee. NICHOLAS DEAOULLPlkD.
Southport May ), 1876.
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
n J. ROBERTSON, from the Royal Acade
u. my OF Fine Arts in London, will remain in
southport month or two for the purpose at paint
ing Likenesses and Landscapes Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to visit his room at J. y.
Bowmdn's Residence, East side ei the common,
and his collection
Southport May ), lStc.
HAVE YOU 4 COW!
THREE COPIES FOR Sl--A TREATISE on
NJ l. G II { O w S.
Whereby the Quality and Quantity of Mix which
any Cow will give may be accurately determined
by observing Natural Marks or External Indica-
lions atone; the length OF time she will continue
to give Milk &c.
BY NJ. FRANCIS GUENON,
OF LIBoURSE, FRANCE
/ Translated for the Farmers Library, from the
| French, by P. TRlsr, Esq. late u. ;. Con
sui at Havana, with Introductory Remarks and
Observations on the
COW AND THE DAIRY
! By John ). Skjnner, Editor OF the Farmers
Library, illustrated w.th numerous En-
cravings.
IL Price for single copies, neatly done up in
paper covers. 37l cents, Full bound IN cloth and
iettcred GA cents. The usual dlscoun; TO Book
sellers, Agents, Country Merchants and Peddlers,
Farmers throu ghout the United States may re-
ceive the work through the Mails The postage
] on each copy viii be about cents BY remit
tine - free of hostage We will send srrcn comics
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NOTICE.
THE Coparncrshjp heretofore existing under
L the firm of Van Rensselaer, & Nichols Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
r. C. VAN RENSSELAER,,
l.. B. NICHOLS.
Sout-p port, March l6, 1916.
y. Il. All persons indebted to said firm are
quezted to call and settle the same with l.. p.
Nichols who is authorized to close the business
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q. Pages letter, dated

~, I7ukIt 1au' ST, va
The Sugar coated indian vegetable pills yan
sent me, sell we'll, and give good satisfaction.
They sell better than any | have had.
EXtgac! from Levi Rarret's lelter dated
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Gre now ready Tor d'aIe. ITO Falcon
between William and Nassau Those who not the
tarles sshion but who wish look uniform ny
Hat which is becoming to hsm. have their Hats
Spring style Of Boys Hat now ready.
Portable Dressing Cases The attention OF
the travelling public respectfully nvsd subscribers
complete Of the above useful and
nen appendage genteman toilet Their assortment
braces variety Of Care suitable either Tor long
vellers toilet the desirable aud compact FORM
u. SAUNDERS x SON. III broadway.
opposite Howards Hotel
Plumbs's National Daguerrean Gallery,
ISL Broadway continues thronged with visito who
and enthusiastic prase of his beautiful and unvaled
pictures The community have stamped he
of Pumbc with the seal Of hr and
he with proclaimed the frat artist Of y
sge. -.
Pain or Distress or any kind, wEaerA
gout rheu matsm, headache toothache, any
ache in all caused by impure hamoR or H. End
which have lodged the and which blood
mpurty driven from the BODY no Other
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills have no sup'rors.
they have equs removing every description sodee
because they off, by the stomach and bowels at1
nstu<l that the body Is actually restored % hsa1
As il by msgc Four five OF said Indian Vegetable
taken twentyfour hours goDg to he'd will In asl
time only drive dstress Of every kind from te
and restore the body state Of sound health but
bod and other nds will completely purified that n
life and vigor will be given 10 the whole frame.
CAurIoN-It should DO remembered that man. bY the
d Pills ia Gay street two doors East Of Market Bal
timore Of mine neither guaranty - genu
inc any that he has for sale
The suy security against mposton to purchase from ns
ice and General Depot. No ass Grssnwch q. New YORK
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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THE ILLUSTRATED
w EEkLY n E n A Id

The Weekly Herald, to be ready at eight o'clock this
morning, will be superbly embeished
The first Illustration will be that Of the Charter cleo
ton graphic representation Of the four classes OF
politicians in this city anxiously analysing the returns
the morning after the election. The second that of
plan OF herogyphics a rock found in venezue-
Ia The last singularity Of the old world and will
attract the attention of the curious 1t will be
panied by an interesting and truthful description.
All the news of the week, including tho recent i'm
Portant intelligence from Mexico will also be given
Price sixpence per copy only.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, April It's r. my

Hf10oys april 10 Fs my
At the nrst board to-day, quotations for fancy stoc
fell Oh several per cent and the Market under the efs
Of the Mexican news, was very much depressed Lo,t
Island declined per cent Canton Reading Railroe
4; Norwich & Worcester 2; Morris Canal II; PsnnsS
vana SIS !; Kentucky SIS Harlem closed At yesterday
prices The sales Of Reading and Norwich WorcsssI
large, but operations in the other ancss were
very limited.
Soon after the adjournment Of the hrst board wa
announced on Change that advices had been received
from Washington, by telegraph stating the the Orsgo
resolutions Of Senator Crittsnden he'd passed the Senate
by vote of forty to fourteen, majority Of twsnty six
its favor This spread through the street with the great
est rapidly, and stocks advanced at In some III
stances per cent msch better feeling prevailed
and the market was somewhat relieved.
At the second board further improvement was re
alized but Il Il impression that II ID
II will not be sustained Morris Canal went up II Pc
cent; Reading r. r. 3; Norwich L Worcester ~; Lon
Island II; Harlem l. The money market continue
very tight the passage Of the compromise resolutions
relation to Oregon has not and probably win not, max
money any plentisr any cheaper than II has besn
some time past The prime cause Of ths existing
barasssments in the money MARKET has not been rsm
cd and although other things, affecting financial t
to limited extent may be removed, We cannot esVss
any permanent improvement until the indspsr&es
treasury bill becomes once moro permanently estsbiA
cd Before that time arrives; before realize such
important event, look tor much dihiculty in csa
msrcial circles, and for explosions among those ~
have carried extensive speculative business ues
very limited resources. Spectators have very glod
prospect before them, and those who have carried
are still carrying too much sail, will have to be yer
active, gs every thing snug before the squa strike
them, or they will be swamped.
Avery large house in Pearl street failed to-day.
We have no doubt there many others in that vicns
shaking in the wind. There have bssn within the pad
ten years. very great efforts made by certain class
jobbng houses to extend their business a. much a. POD
sbe; and they have vsntured far beyond their dep
that the first pressure in the money market compe
them to suspend payment The liabilities Of the hou'
alluded to above 10 about three hundred thov
sand dollars What the assets and what hsir vslr
IL impossible to tell, they distributed ever
section Of the country IN ths shape u lsa crsd%
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NEW YORK, April is, 1916.
The passengers board the bark Mudara ON her late
voyage from Havana. desrous of manfesting their ap
precation Of the kind treatment they have received
your hands, and to bear testimony OF your qualities a.
skful and prudent commander, beg leave to present
you, through our means the accompanying piece Of
plaet.
Wishing you long life and prosperous one and
that the hne vessel you command may, guided by
your skful hand make many voyages 40 abort and a
pleasant a. the one just ended,
We remain, sincerely yours,
Id. NICHOLL, N HOWELL, Jr.
EDGAR JENKINS, J.RIDGEWAY.
OLIVER BESLEY,
To Capt JOHN L. RICH
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Important Correspondence.

We give on the outside of this days paper, the
correspondence that passed between the Hon. John
Slidell and the Mexican government which result
ed in the rejection Of our Minister and his return
to the United States. 1t is scarcely necessary for
us to point out to our readers the important charac-
ter of these letters,
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New YoRK, April II, ls46.

appreciation for my attention to your comfort and
commodaton, during our late voyage from Havana,
well your expression Of personal feeling in present.
ing with 90 handsome piece of plate permit to
offer you my sincere and heartfelt thanks can but
procate your kind wishes toward myself and when or
where we may hereafter meet,
Shall ever remain,
Your obliged and obdt servant,
JOHN L. RICH.
To Messrs. L. d. NrcHoLL, EDoAR JENKINS, OLIVER
HrxI
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TRIAL or Polly BoDINE.-The testimony 10 this
cause on the part of the prosecution closed on
Tuesday morning. A large number Of witnesses were
examined Mr.. Graham opened for the defence, in an
address to the jury Of nearly Ave hours duration It
mastery eor-one logical, eloquent and peculi.
arly touching. Many Of the auditors present
could not refrain from the shedding Of tears In the af
ternoon and evening of Tuesday, several witnesses
were examined for the defence, among whom was the
Hon. John w. Edmonds, Judge of the First Circuit
Messrs Brown and Jordan are il 10 understood sum
up the Defence and Messrs Clark and Whiting for
the prosecution. Able efforts both sides may be ex-
pected At this stage OF the proceedings II would be
improper express any opinion in regard to the result
Of the trial. The first talent 10 engaged both for and
against the prisoner while Judge presidss with
great candor, ability and airnem-New6eh Telegraph,
~4pytI Is.