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J'O DRUGGISTS AND WHOLESALERS
DE \ ERS. -IiNlCEN IL A.rES

TO DRUGGISTS AND WHOLESALE
L DE \LERS. LIMITED STATES DEPOT OF
POPULAR MEDICINES.-T sole and general
Agcu. ic~ for the sale of Geauine IN IN Isl Don
mar Me- 'ineS, has been appointed. inv,'s,cd
Nv u" various propricto n the hdn''s of L W .
)YoTr X SoSs, of he CpLUMBt,N COLLEGE M,
l39 North S'coud street, Pnladcph a, 'or the con
vrnienec AMI express pur OF supplying al.
who''shlc p irch t-ers ut one particular point
o. DR. r. w Dy"tt K Suns. have maize such
nrran gc'ncnts with tn" pr"prirto"s "f he rn9at 30
uar medicines in use, "A. {, enable IN, IN to
urnish dIu rgists IN | wholesale dealers ON ,uucL
IN IRE Adventurous terms thar Ihcv can ia gcnrr,
bc procured from the prnpri"tors thcusr vrS. An
"a no 'nphistcatc prep 'ratiuns kept so d at
this stab is'Im.nr. therei- riak of getting Cuun
rife articles, with which the country now
bounds
The attention Of the public is solicited, to all a,
the Fountain Head alb 'vr, wh,rc il Kept fo sale.
and may Inc examined the IN stcxtrnsivc I'D zen
eral L-Snrtmcnt nf Preparatory Articles OF Mcci.
ines. to he nund in the Uni'ci >tatr<
For the convcn encr of those who il NAV not b,
convenient TO aOp at the ibov.. cstabli shm"ut,
we have rstablI .hc SPECIAL DEpors in The .llnwinr
ritcs. where the most - tn tirlcs bnia ned in
or gene al catalngu to he found.
RICHMOND, Va, at the store of A. Duval &
Co. lat Main -trcct.
WASflINGTON. d C.. at the store of Eoheri
Farnham, Garner of Eleventh street and p, mn. Az
cnn~
BALTIMORE, Md. at the store of S. S. Hancc
20 ms Baltimore street.
NEW YORK. M. les Maiden Lane
ALBANY. ". V, No So State str, Ct
BDS ron, M,as No yatcr stree
All of whom surplicd from the Columbia,
College and Fountain Head If
Oct 3 T.. w. DYOTT & SONS
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From tic New Ymk Iii un,

During our vii, {" the ,ssarha>ers S,a'e
Prison sun" tim" Si'rr the Wantrn spike With
de- interest ui Il p is,n.r " m>. rai.nls a. q p
4 In Nrii-d mrrh attention. We find the h,l-
wing h"r> 'r'm his ~" IN The Prisoners
Frirn". o r readers VII aufe with us 10 pro
nrln''Ig tn IN very heat I'll Ed Tribune
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-02-24

STOVE BLACKING.-'.T RCE MEXICAN
~ JET LEAD just received this superior arii-
lie al Lu4trr Tor Polishing Stoves, Crates, &c -.
Nso BLACK CRATE VAR \ISH used for Coal
Crates. Ash Pans. Fendcrs. Bavk and lambs, and
al other iron utensils used about fir, places which
require to he KEEP neat and clean For sale at The
Drug Store, High street. Sign e the Big Nortar.
Der Is CiAS. II. HEI\ITSI, Agent.
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yrerms of anoertfsfma.

~ ftceir' lines 'r ess makt square; longer ones
charx''i IN pr portion nd ~ re PAL. fur in
lv,ncr.
Aiv'ru+ ments ordered in only once twice a
week, will he CHARGED 80 = uts per squsr & the
mrs. ms rtion, and 3,s cnts fer each suos quent
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NEW & FASHION

NEW 81 FASHION,
9SI ABLE GO IDS = hav jus
S return al witha aud spen
LMESSkS 7 did asSorim, ut OF Gold, II vat
N&S MNgH L"p'ue. Lever, and VcrY,
Qdo GnS2S Watch Good GuardS "A tara.
AR -1yE<4 lot ni Br"nst Pin~ unusual
MT\&. ssZ,S large .tnck, Gold Fob au'i Vest
A>-1is.s>sszzs2S<e ,ains, G"li Lnckcts, Medal
lion and Miniature C,sc<, Go d, silver. and Sier
Spcctaclrs, Gold and Silver Thin and Shields,
Gold Guard Keys, Co 4 Studs anil Sleeve Bhtnn-,
Coral and Clasps, Finger RnYs of very vtrI ~
Table, De<s"rt and Tea threaded Sill Fo rkS, Tar
bic, Dessert and Tea threat Spnon-. p i'm Sirr-
spoons. Sugar Tnngs, Salt and Mustard Spoons.
Ladies', Butter Knives, Cream l., ll"-. Sugr La
des Silver Tea srts at superior style. Cnmhs Tooth
aud Hal" B nshes. six and "thrr variety al Rcti-
cules, large lot of Fanrv Go d..
- large surply of Fancy Fans from III cts.
to SO each. Ladies. call and them
0St-Clocks and Watches rcprircI ou warranted
su'iL. cd Gold ard Silver b ,ug It AMI taken
in exchange.
JuIy7 JIM FREEM w, Norfolk.
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hOCT. BESTUSCHEFFICH, CELE.
u HRATED MIXruRE.-TLc ulnsi s1L

hOCr. BESfUSCHEFFICH' CELE-
- BRATED MIXTURE. The most sat
aud sp' cdv rcncdy ever 81 covered Tor the cure o
'be Secret Diseases
i" Europe this medicine has long enjoyed thr
reputation o. turing all trc"'' trouble, com.
plants, subject {" man, and in This country no in
stan' at ia failure has 'vct been known " her We
t haa b''n intr"duced, provided the patient st let
~ adhere to the directions givru.
IL posse SIS however hat NAV b. Justly callri y
SpcClhc power III most constitutions, e.,.cri lly
when administered in the carly and aru c fun %
the Il scisr u Iro, "rat the inf maiOry symp
toms in shortrc ti,nc, and with more CCriainiv
thnn the ""jo' tv o! the eating unstru.ns now
offered to H. public.
preparation, therefor" like the present and
possessing such mcricll pr prrtc. must wIirn it.
VirfhCs are found out. tn great do idcratIrn
sough for, and from ;hc neral succs attc nd m,
its use. nIust command y large an extensive cir
cuatinn. Prepared an snld onlv hy
Dc 10 HENRY BTFF, Hioh street
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MRS. FANNY GOODWIN, can acconmo-
fk date "a few single gentlemen, aud gentle
man an his wife with Board mu,iei ate terms.
For her ability give satisfaction abe would refer
10 any WIN have boarded with her Residence on
County street, between Court and Diuwiddie sts.
Transient B1ariers takeh by the day or week.
April 2t
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WHITE SLATE PENCILS.-This is a
w new article, and from The only tliuTry at the
iinh in tic known world; posses ing every nesira
Die quality a. ted To writ ih" Slate being soft
rec from grit, and very strong, aud 10 f-t super
siding al ut ers. For IA r at the Drug StuIe, igl,
street, Sign of the Biz Mortar.
CHAS. II. HEINITSII, Agent.
Also 3n00 Common Slate Pencils. Oct ~
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WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and 60 uInIs-
u siOn st IRE, Commerce street, Nortnlk. Va.
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WILLIAM REID, Wholesal and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Nor DIX Va
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TEENS OF the oLp DoAINioS. (wEEKLY)
One c,pv 80 per vear-by Mail.
By the Carrier, So so.
tJ-To he paid in advance.
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EERGUS0N s. MiLIitD ,-Lumher, Coal,
steet, N ,rf,ik, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-02-24

DIR. SWaYNi'- COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHtRkY.
q n~umptIV's, or q o." Whose uuC. al. cited,
slightly, IN uh take this >vrun without ,I.Iav i,v
whi' thy may pre- II" fxir q -. Ihrt dire j.;
aSc iully md hrnly. Ilw in purttrt then IL.
hNoIG II. Never liv' - dav " ilh e ruu"h wlc.. iS
yrup can he had, and you aie rrarlv c,rta H.
Nth proper care, TO tvOii destruction b. CunSuIIu
ton.
DR.. SWAYNE'S CONrOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHI RRS WAS 81" fit preparation f, M
fat w u"bI' tI'r w''I,h 'utU &c, Il OH,
uhic, an nmpl, Ir' al H. afforded al it, sIiccc,,
NV the "uuuy being hr,d.d with ia SANS -
e Cdn"ics." aHt !" Mixtute T" of " il Che ~ n,,,
IN" at W. ich IL prcpnrcI NV fe rmlar rh .ic an
~ h ugh tn y Lave med th" ,an.cs oi ,yEp c a.
Die phN sicIhns 20 Civ'' CII'cuCv tl, ir E. NJ
frunis " And there is limo, sto,' " 10 I,n.
c"'n" DOT within a few DAYS Withn e. IN ouud Svr
up oi Wild h'uy, cling.ng +til' c"srr TO tic l.;
ai n"Inr. that pc -'ns m'iglt " dcccivcr il tn, =
DID not bear III mind the name OF DIR SWAYNE
therefore the Iul'liC si,uld bc n th IL ri.Id au,
r't ave n worthless mixture palm upon rIi. ~
"r The original and ., uuin. rtrpaIatfcr ii,h j.,
only rrpnr,d 10y DR. SWAYNE. y w. orurr nj
Eioihh md Race street, pij.ad,lplia
Ri the publ rcQurste to r,. .,t,hct II nj il
- Dr. SWAY NJ, Comt' md syrup Of " lid CItrry
hat hts AID il repeatedly perform NJ surI, mir e.
ulouS cuCs dis wlich aNr l.m Il II g * III
4 tic Protest. IL. anu -ct y; dc,i &C n, y, In rat
'"Tuc "f y. I MT Medic mes. hicI are ,ailv unr..
Trough the of th" pres Tin rrfnri n .,r
Ir, Sw"vnr's C"'ul nud Syrup Of Will Cherry.
and purCl a." one rtitr.
fHAkLtS n. IIfINTTSit. \ Q, nj f,r 20 tsuou,h
Va. King Toy. aud -. d Nturdrr Nnrlnik .u,,
W v'Of l,h' stO', Rit.l tnuud. Va D,c -
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II ubFFMtN. Bot an Sh e- Manutac ur
Il or, sont, of the Market, C awforh street,
Portsmouth. w
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tXTILLS e. CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
w miS-i N Merchants, east end of High sire {.
Portsmouth, Va
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gis. a. SpALDiNG. Manufacturer and De 4
81 er in Guns, Rhes, Pist Ia. and every other ar
ticlc in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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Srs'ii j AM tS, Whole-,lr u ri Retail
- Dealer in Family Gro cries, Wines, &C., Mar
get u,Tr, Portsmouth, Va.
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A TGENI ION To lie "vcrs uf Guud Bucx
IA what Yeast Pnwd.r+. Thee Powders az, All
admirable substitute Tor Yeast III making all kind,
OF b. tier Cakes, AMI have the adv ,ntage Nv. r tia,
article III making the Batter perfectly light and
ready for baking III inaiant they are mix d.
Buck wheat aud othrr .ke=. when made wi b
these Powders aT' less liz" To disagree. with tn,
ston'1rh. han th's" made it'll Yr.a and as il re-
Gulrrs Tut few minutes prepare for bn king IN.
possibility of ever having thcD so"r is entirely
avoided.
a fresh supply of lhcsr Powders arc for s.c at
he MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Dec % Corner Of High aud Middle afro
FRESH AND CHOICE GROCERIES,
II IL Or casks Gu snrc Brandy
40 do Limitation 40
81 bhiA Od Apple dn
p'rci pure Holland Gin
10 bbls Imitation d.
no de- superior rye WI iskcy, of several ce,e.
brltcd brands
300 bbs Common Whi@kry
81 hhds do do
l0l buxcs, half aud q Bunch Raisns
so packages Gunp WIDER Tea
1870 bags Green Rio C"fTrc
S h"xrs Ch"csr. 80 casks Cheese
2Ol oxrs Soap an Candl
$50 sacks Fine Salt
2 q small ara T. tb!r salt
Also, "leetlc' Flour ann Tobacco.
JOSIAH WILLS,
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IjH0ltSago Irt= ~ ggRiY.
Corner Of High and Crawford SIS, Ports
mouth. Va.
TERMS OF the NEW ERA.

TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.
r, subscribers, NINE CENTSPER WEEK, paw
.bl, to tie CtsSIEa, To whom alone they are re-
o ,a>l' Tor the amount due at the expiration OF
she week.
Vhcn sent by mail the terms are S. for twelve
mo ,,hs, S. 80 for ak months, : / 40 for three
mo ,ihs.
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DR: swAYNE:s COMPOUND Syrup
IL OF " LID EIEIihN

CONSUMPTION,
t""ghS, C"IdH, ASH IVA, Br"nth,tis, liver Com.
p"int, Split ng bioo", Difficulty uf Breathing,
Pam IN the side nd Brea /, Palpiiatiou If The
Heart, luiu"nza, Crnu BOX. C,n,ti,u.
ton, SIRE Firuar, Nervous Dcbiiit, aud
all DiseaS' r at the 1h,"4', Bi,a-t aud
Lungs the in"st eft ctnal an -p ely
cure ever known for any of Tic
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ITM. Il. BOSWICK, Draper and Tai'or,
w Crawtrd street, next door to the Post Office
Portsmouth. Va.
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IT BJFF, Z mniH, corner If High aud Mid
II. N, -'-'-t., Pot'n,uth. Va
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y UCkS AND COLLARS.-W wou d in
viii "" thc attention Of huyers TO cur lar. g aud
selected Stock of Bonb zine and Opera Dye
o ~. 1t"ks Aiep Shiri Go lars, all Of which arc
6n nv ,,attsi aud N 1t Fashionable styles.
N W JNO. COOKE & co
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.1OBERT BELL. Wholesale and Retail Hat
II aud Cap Store. Sign of the Panther. High
Acct Pnr' s,nouth Va
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TTtRLES II. HEINITST, Agent Drug
~ gist and Apot 'cIrv, aud Dealer il, Pr nt.. Oils
b ycstnffs. Il " Oh street. Portamont". Va.
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()HN CJCKE g. CO., Deae 3 in Fo,rig,
ID aud Do,ncstc Dry Goods, High street, nea
NJ .idl" street. Portsmouth, Va.
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wv ~. ". HODGES e. CO., Wholesale and
w. Refill Dnl"rs IN B,o''s. Statnucrv an,
,ncv Go ,ds. Crawford stree PR s,nouth Va
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25
II e r M S.

The Telegraph is printed on adoube medium
III the rate of So per annum in advance, or $500
hny time before the expiration III 8 months from
the time Of subscribing, or $3 ifpayment be long er
delayed. HaH
No subscription received for a less period than
ahree months, and no paper discontinued until all
aMearages are paid. .
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Inserted at the rate of one dollar per square for the
first insertions and two shillings per square tor each
subsequent insertion.
Terms Of yearly advertising-i column, $25;
ado, 500; do, $l5; / do, $l2; square, do
&c lines or less, SO. No advertise ents inserted
at the above rates for less period than one year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

When Guslavus the Third, King ofswe-
den, was in France, he was frequently So
icitcd TO visit Dr.. Franklin, which he al
ways declined. One Of the French Gnards
who could use little freedom with his
majesty, begged to know why he denied
himself the honor which every crowned
head in Europe would be proud to embrace
mo man" said the monarch, "regards the
doctors scientific accomplishments moro
than do; but the king, who affects 10 Ike
an enthusiast FOR liberty, is a hypocrite -
As philosopher, love and admire the
doctor, but, as a politician, hate him ;ane
nothing shall ever induce me TO appear on
terms OF friendship and PERSONAL esteem
With man whom my habits and situation
oblige me 10 detes'. = London Review.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

MAxIMs FOR THE YOUNG AND THOUGHT
LEss.-When you stay out late night, and
tel your wife you have been sitting up
with sick !Iiend, il is best not to carry
theatre bills home in your pocket.
Should you devote those evening hours
to the bowling alley which it is supposed
at home are spent al your place Of business,
II would be very advisable hot 10 babbe oil
"ten-slrikes" IN your dreams.
If you 60 to hear an opera rather oflener
than ii would he peaceable to have known
al home, it would be quite as we'll not to
be continually humming the fayoute airs
from it.
And above all, should you have the hon.
or Of being admitted TO the petit soupers OF
the prima donna, oh no account permit heI
to enclose tickets for her benefit TO your
place ofresidonce.- Yankee Doodle.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25
Description Of gold sword presented by

Description Of gold sword presented by
the state Of Louisiana 10 General Taylor.
The scabDard is made Of finest metal,
with rich engraved and wrought ornaments,
Ga two divisions Of the front side are
scrcens OF the battles Of Pa!o Alto and Res
cca de Ia Palna. The shield presents the
following inscription:
Presented by Tie Slate Of Louisiana t.
General Z. Taylor in Testimony OF
The high opinion held by the staleof the
skill, conduct and judgement shown
by him during The battles of Palo Alto on
the S,h and Of Rasina de la Palma on the
OH Of May, 1916"
Surmo0ning The battle scenes appears
he coat Of LOUISIANA, and the cenIe Of
the scabbard the American E7gle richly en-
gfayed- The gra<pis composed Of alter
nale mother ofpeaIe ard gold fleets. Hch
engraved and studded, protected by mas
s;ve gold cha,a. The head rcprcsens a
revolutionary cap and plume, and surmoun-
ted by previous cairnghoTm s,one---LN-
u Com. Adv.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

4 new package of Curiosiiies has beer
receive among web are the folIowing;-
The manuscript of Madame Romer val
liable.
Piece Of that chalk which determines the
size of everything.
The kiss (pickIed) that Jacob gave RAJ
chel when she slapped his lace, together
with piece OF Jacobs skin which came
off the wounded part.
Picture OF hole in blanket.
Flnger>nall from the hand Ola damage
time piece.
All the instruments used by shese per-
sons who murder the Kings English.
The hammer with which Joe miller crack
ed his jokes
One Of The wheels which belonged 10 the
mach merry Of The Amer can revolution.
The several autographs of those very
venerable gentlemen, John Smith, John
Jones ana John Brown.
Fragment Of the patchwork with which
charity covers multitude Of sins, Go
siderably dccayed.
CanIles made from the "fat Of the land
The hem Of a bad cough
a dtop which fell out when the moon
was full.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25
o n III A n ID A G A | N!!!
L.

NTOULD respectfully give notice to theinhab
w itants of Southport and vicinity that he is
now manuiaeturrng--
CABINET WARE
IN all its branches such as 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 hint that he is MOTTO be
outdone by any establishment in town for dHrabll
ity and neatness of his work or in cheapness of
the same. He would also tender his unieigned
thanks TO his former friends and patrons for the
liberal patronage he has received at their hands
dnd they may rest assured that they will be fairly
dealt with by a continla nee OF the same.
Southport March - 1916. 29ly
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

SOLAR GAs.-'Fhe editor Of The N. Y:
Farmer and Mechanic, describes an appa-
fatus exhibited at The late National Fair,
for Tie manufacture OF what has been call
ed solar gas. The gas, was made from
refuse L lchen fat, whale oil, anu other
gro sy substances, in a retori inches IN
diameter, affixed 10 stove Is inches high,
and III inches long. The oil or fat passes
through syphon into the retofi which !:
filed with soft pieces Of brick; then :hro'
wafer INTO gum elastic bag, and from
thence through meter 10 the burners, by
this apparatus The flame is said 10 emit
M smoke or smell. The gas, when prop
erIy m de, is said TO exceed all other kinds
for brilliancy, cheapness, and cleanliness.
Il has already been applied 10 The lighting
Of many factories, several churches, hotels
aud ste.mboa s. a man is about esiab-
lishirg hmself in N York, for the pur-
pose OF fitting up apparatus Coz the maui.
faclufe OF lais gas
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

GEN. TAyLoR's MOVEMENTS. L tier
wri ers who appear 10 know, that as soon
as Gen. Taylor receives his orders from
Washington, he will move forward to Sal
lilo, and thence, fight or no fight TO San
LUIS Pc osi Monterey, where the Gen
eIaI was at last dated, appears 20 be moi
more than 900 miles Southwest from Ca
margo, on the Rio Grande, Saltilo is in
Coahula, S. S. w. from Monterey, dis.
lance less than hudred miles. San LUIS
Po,osi is the capital ofthe State or Province
Of the same nam2, and is y. n. L from
.>aItllo, distance about 3o0 miles. |; is
less than one hundred miles from Tampi
co. San Luis poiosi is the point al who
it is said the ';oops OF Mexico were ordered
to Gentle. If, then, Gen. Patterson with
his command Of volunteers, had been or
dered 10 Tampico, he will have some enc
mics in front, and old Rough and Ready
10 back HMM. Q. Delta of2S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

4 DoCroR's ADVICE To PATIENT
A man OF property had for years been de
ciining. He went 10 consult The celebra.
ted DR.. Spring, OF Walertown, Massachu-
SITS He ated tie symptoms Of his case
so clearly, That the learned physician coi'd
lot mistake he nature of the disease. ii
eau cure YOU. SIR said he, IL you will
follow my advice The patient promised
mvs, implicitly to do 50. Now says the
doctor, "you must stea! horse" What!
steal horse@" Yes, yon must steal a
horse. You will be arrested, then conyic
ted, and placed in a situation where yous
diet and regimen will be suchthat in shot
time your health will be perfectly restored.
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1916. nrLUMBER-cn 1916

1916. GrLUMBER-E0 / 1916
A GOOD assortment of pine LUMBER and
"A SHINGLES constantly on hand at the Yard
OF the subscriber, near the Ware Houses. hank
full for patronage heretofore extentented, he
would solicita continuance of the same. The
principle he intends 10 carry out will be according
to the old Adage, that nimble sixpence is better
than slow shilling. Those wishing to purchase
lumber will do well TO call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. IL Terms Cash! IN
WILLIAM LAY.
Southport April %. 1916
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TOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
VEVElAT valuable water lot owned aud oc'
l. cupjcd by the subscriber, situated linear
main street bridge Valuable on account OF
: being large AMI near the creek. Any
rson being desrrous OF erecting steam
mill or factory ofauy kind will find this a
valuable opponut ~.
+. :. There is comfortable dwelling on
he premises. Enquire Of the subscriber.
Southport May 9th 1876.
ID. NJ. CLARkSON.
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JOHN MANSFIELD,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuns,
Corner of Main aud Park SITS. Southport w. IT.

Paints, Oils, and Dye StuIs,
Corner of Main aud Park SITS. Southport, w. r.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSM
TTNdE subscriber is now opening one of the best
L selected stocks Of Dry Goods ever offered in
hsmarket. lie invites the attention OF the trade
to the examination ofhs stock and the considera-
ton Of Uneqaaicd prices.
JNO. MANSFIELD.
Southport June IG, 1876
GROCERIES.
TIVE Subscribers now receiving his fun stock
i of Groceries and Offering them at reduced
prices for cgsh. !. MANSFIELD.
WEAS! A fresh and fine favored Green
| Tea for IS per pound. J. MANSFIELD.
OTLS. Linseed Lard and Sperm oil. by
~ J. MANSFIELD
WHITE FISH.
NOR SALE, by the whole or half barrel.
L J. MANSFIELD.
Nova. 1855.
nILS! Lnseed, Lard and Sperm oil at
~ June IS MANSFIELD L S.
PHLM LEAF HATS.
SA DOZ. Palm Leaf Hats for sale at
eDV TJunc IG. MANSFlELD'S.
old Tyson, Hyson, Skin. Imperial Tran key
JNO. MANSFIELD.
QUAD NORTH Rixer Shad FOR sale by
- s. MANSFi ED.
CANDLES, Cold Wax, Sperm and Tallow
y Candies Tor sale by J. MANSFIELD.
DAIRY SALT
fA BAGS Dairy Salt, Just received by
~ JNO. MANSFIELD.
MACE, Tamarinds, Tapioca, and Preserved
Va Ginger for sale, by JNO. MNSFlELD.
SUMNER STUFFS.
"a PIECES Summer Stutls, all styles and va
'bV rieties. for safe at MANSFlELD'S.
June Is, 1916
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Lord Byron very truly said, If man
be gracisds to strangers. il shows that ne
is = citizen Of The word. and that his heart
is no island cot of frem other lands, 6ut a
continent that joins them"
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Pittsburgh paper states that field d pc
taioes was wholly destroyed by The Ioi,bui
vas permitted 10 lie over 10 this season
without culture. and il was discovered 10
have pfodaeed fine crop d potatoes VI y
out i symp,om 81 disease.