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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

CtAME into the enclosure of the subscriber,
~ the first of November last 3 heiter calves.
one almost white, with some red spots: the other
red, white under the belly, brockle face. The own
er is requested TO prove property, pay charges land
take the same away. lax. SHARPE.
Salem, Dec. l6. 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

TAh1E into the enclosure L: the subscriber on
~ the Ist inst, two heller calvt g: one red with
star in the forehead; the other brinole, with
white spots on it. The owner is requested 10
prove property, pay charges, and take the same
away. LEONARD VAN Al slime.
Salem, Dec. is ,l846 25-4w
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
TAEEN Up

I'M or abau; the Isl Of Oct. last, red COW,
II about years old. White forehead and white
pnder the bclIey. The owacf is re suested 10 pay
charges and take the same away
NJ Tles.aa.. Wow. y, -. " GILBERT
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II KEN ZIP

DY the subscriber on or about the LIST Septen-
ID Der last, steer about 8 months old, white
face and back and red sides. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges and take
the same away. JOHN CRONLAY.
Bristol, Dec. Q, 1916. 23-4t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
TAKEN TIP

JAhEN Vi
ON the 25th ult.. 9 cows and calf -oac cow
~ white and the o.her red, beth with some white
spots on them. The calf is line back and br nde
sides. Tho owner is requested 10 pay charges
and take he same away,
MURPHY & McGOORTY.
Southport, Dec. >, 1916. % At
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CHRISTIANS PRE>ENIs.

IffHIo n Aso IELS Z Y ..
GtHRiSTMAS aad New arc coming
~ - lhnsc who are ~ wan al cnldiens
p.esen's. will fni good riery ly calling
ri. Bone. one door south "f Nc Kinneys.
Southport, Dee Is 1916. i25-sf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

ItAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber on
~ the 10Th of November last, large BrindIe
and White Ok, supposed to be 10 or II years old.
The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay
charges, and take tbs same away.
25-4w LESTER BRISTOL.
Bristol, w r, Dec I6 1916
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

Al hfs Stable adjoining Tie Make, Square;
is al all times prepared to accommodate custo.
mers with The fastest Horses, the best single or
double Busees or Carriages and the best rig
throughout, OF any establishment Of the kind at
the west--and on the lowest terms
lie has also, belonging 10 his establishment
some OF the hes, Eastern Tor Buggies, and sew
eral more expected before the ,loss of Navi
CATION
liERsEs and CARRlAGEs Tor Fynerxls furnished
a: the shortest notice
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TAEFS ZIP

TAKEN UP.
By the subscriber the Is OF last calves,
ole red, white face, the other white, red ears
The owner is requested to prove property aad pay
charges and take ihs 81 me away.
J. WESCOTT.
Paris, Dec. o. 10 2i4i
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REMOVAL

~ c. MANNEY & Co. hive removed aac
T.. door south in their new Brick Store, where
they will be happy 10 waii their old customers
and friends usual
Dec. Z, 40
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TAKEN UP.
TAKEN UP,
TAKEN LIP

1AAEN DF.
BY the subscriber dark red calf, spin 10 his
right ear the owner is requested 10 prove prop
erty pay charges AMI take the same away.
MARTIN DRANIN.
Bristol Dec. Q, 40. 2t4t
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TAKEN UP.

HAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
~ the 10th mat. 8 heier calves, one red--one
one brlnde, sides, line back white under the bel
~, the other brindle, white face. The owner is
requested TO prove property,pay charges and take
them away.
A. IVES TOWER,
Dec %, 1876.
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TAktN UP

= Y the subscriber on the 1st Of June last,a red
-D and white Cow, about years old, short tail
right horn lopped little, and the end somewhat
shattered, line back, white under the belly. The
owner is requested 10 prove property, pay char
ges and take the same away. CROSS.
Pike, Dec. 10, 1916. 26-i
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I,5TKNI.
T'AKEN UP on = about the 18th ult, year
L ling steers and bull calf, one of the steers
brown and the other red and white. The calf
is red. The owner is requested TO pay chargcs
and take the same away. Il. z. MARI.
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. ?, 1876. Al %
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

and Richmond Mills -four con
- s.an'ly on hand AMI fof sale By
fJuns II, DCRkEE.
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ESUon'
HERsEs and CARnlac2s Tor Funerals. furnished
a. the shortest notice
S A q f S.
NILSSON McNEAL is proprietor of the
Southport & Beloit Line OF Mail Stages, running
Semi weekly between those places once week.
oia, Salem, Geneva, Walworh &c and once
via Burlington, Geneva and Delavan; to Beoit
u Teams furnished at all times to carry passea.
gers to any part The Territory or Northern HI.
nolse NELSON McSFAL.
Southport, Nov, 4. lsl5.
SD1THPORT FURNACE.
II AFNG taken the above establishment will
Koy Il Co. They have jus, received a arge stock
CT iron and Goa! and are prepared to execute or.
CAeTlNGs
Ofev- description Nth pronp,nes
Couijfun
Kettles, sleigh
shoes. Wagon
boxes. Hollow ware.
Fire Dogs, Stoves &c.
constantly on hand and for
sic Saw and Grist mill gearing
cast acd fitted -I'hrcshing ma
chimes repaired and Jobs
Of all kinds done Up
q, short notice
Old Iron pur-
chased
or taken in exchange for Castings.
{ HENRY McKOY,
Southport Dec IS AS W. W. WHEELER.
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Il A EN- UP

L A EN- UP
DY the subscriber on the 25h ult., red and
I'D white spotted cow. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take The same
away. RUFUS SMITH.
Salem Dee 3 1896 % At
ItAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber on
" the first OF October last, small n, about
years old, whitsh with red spots about the head.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take the same away
ANDREW HERMAN.
Paris, Dec . 1919 23-4t
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SLAVES IN CHINA. The Chinese deal largely in
slaves, not from Africa, but purchased from the families
OF their eounymen. The Chinese slaves are sell
dom driven 10 incessan toll but treated in the
Of hired servants and restrained by sense OF
Justice and Propreiy from leaving the service of their
The supply of slaves to meet the demand is,
generally speaking from such as the following
A debtor hard pushed By his creditor will sometimes
sell his wife or children, himself havng no fam.
ily) into slavery to pay his debts. Orphan children
left destitute, often sold into slavery merely to pro-
their support Parents guardians will often sell
those under their care, eth get rid of The charge or
10 make little money. Very large numbers of slaves
are those who, in infancy, or too young remember
were kidnapped from their friends For many make it
business TO procure young Children and maintain them
ill adult age, either SELL OF make them minister to the
car'al appeGes OF the people.
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G.. w. SIMMONS,
n.IF IsK no -
YET ANOTHER.
- @N~' ~ - - 49,
rom the Susquehanna Register. I

From the Susquehanna Register
Although The public have been OF imposed upon by
patent medicines, yet occasionally really useful and
clal medicine is despsed, neglected, merely because
9 found in bad company" am led these remarks by
conversation with friend few DAY since had been
afflicted for several years with disease which
had apparently brought her the grave One Of
most skiiu physicians called who pronounced her
disease Dcurable. An advertisements Of DR. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT in the Register caught the eye OF her
friends, and bottle Of 1t Immediately procured at
Bentley Mitches in Monrose. Before she had taken
il two days, there apparent Improvement she has
not taken bottles yet, health has
~ restored.
have personal motive for ending this med
cine, but merely state this fact hoping that may meet
the eye Of scme who aboring under similar diseases
tina, they may likewise partake OF its benefits
9Th mo. 5, 1870 A FRIEND TO HUMANITY.
IFPrePared only by DR.. D. JAY NE, No South Third
Street. Phliadepha For sale BY J. GREEN 81 Co, H.
Mlin-st ana Nj. GREEN, 200 Main ST. Worcester.
d6tw3t42
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NOTECE.

20 The present limits are inadequate to accom-
mOdae my retinue of customers. On the
February next, shall commence to " StupendOus
Wdrehouse, sufficiently large to accommodate my friends
and numerous customers. Large the present House
is, sufficiently large . Spacious il is not sufi
ceny spdc1ous "BrHidnt IN appearance il is not suf
cienty briYiant" This Gigantic House the Glory O.,
Boston is d0Un and Larger Spacious am
Brilliant Establishment is TO take Its place. These
have been applied my establishment by those
acquainted with the real character of Oak Hall Such
ga Superior Mart' ga PrinceLy Rarehouse," q Past
tire Of Unbounded Trade" . StupendOuS Scheme
ETtensiUe Market" ga Triumphant 4chieUement." "a
Sphere Of Extraordinary Operations" UnapproachdbLe
WOnder." Such names probably will apply my
cOnStrUcture when completes might well undertake
cOnne the vast ocean in the limits of Pond Bos-
walls OF these present limits The public that
my triumphant statements oVerralei. The trade
at my extensive WareruOms may be compared 10 uree
Monster, whose bulk and mighty stature have become
great that il requires larger sphere for its
ments. This Warehouse erected in 1872 HIS stood uDri
vailed in the metropolis for and magnitude and yet
il is far far from being equal the my heavy
trading operations So liberal patronage have
large house for the unfeered movements # its
form An establishment far surprising the present
abs uely necessary and is shortly be erected that
will surprise and delight all interested in my welfare.
G.. w. SIMMONS,
OAK HALL, BOSTON
p. S. Being obliged TO move to make these
supendous alterations the Large Fresh of Fashion
able Ready made Clothing Piece Goods and Rich Furnish
ing Goods. adapted TO this present Fall and coming VIM
ter, amounting to upCdrds ct one hundred Twenty-Five
thousand dollars viii be closed up prices much below
the eTrele iOW prices haze been selling. AL the Fur
niture of the present establishment for sae-arge Mirrors
Clocks, Chandeliers with Rich Cut Drops Counters Show
Cases, &c. &C. l5wis44 Boston, Oct II.
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ST. JEANS GALyANIC METALLIC


STR EyYGTRE1ING PLASTER. impreg-
mated with the Elecro Magnetic principle The
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
compains RHEUMATISM, Indigestion stiffness Of joints
weakness limbs, pain in the side back and chest sc.
They have also een most successfully applied in
tic dooreuX, vertigo sick headache, para
gout, neuralgia Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the important and
effective Metalne alvnc preparation and Magnetic pow
highly priced other Galyamc piances and with
the facility Of immediate with the parts affected
This new and most valuable remedial agent must prove
o. ncacudhle benefit where other remedies
80 easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
Secured by letters patent, and for sale wholesale the
NmpoTterss No WatiGha Sreeat the Office OF the Prn
epa Agent, No IS Chambers 3d. Net0 York and rs Drug
kgsts generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature OF the
nroT 'etOT
J. :, bOUil1NN iN ytsFy, stp tns,!, BOSTON.
seHefai AEeh. to: Ns~ England Sla,es.
AGEN4S. Rofc2Ster-lhnes Green x Go, and $. 4.
hcwland. SPRINGFIELD B. X. Bliss. Barre Woods, Field
s. Co 4plherSt-N. Fitch hitch6mg-Chas. SheIle!.
LooeH-G. H. Carlton q Co by the dealers Ia Aledi
cine generally. eodly N"vl8.
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Diseases of the mouth,
Superior Dutch Flower Bulbs,

FHNHE subscriber has for few years past, i'm
IL ported directly the first florist in Harlem
Holland Flower Bulbs OF various kinLs chiefly for his own
GARDEN and they have proved, growing much finer than
the ordinary kinds usually grown in this country The
last year he had in bloom upwards of fifteen hundred tu
lips of abou fUe hundr ed different varieties comnrisng
the early and late, and lasting in bloom about t months
Mt that season OF the when few other garden flowers
are in bloom. His collection has now become too large
Tor MS grounds and he will dispose of about one half of H.
IN such lots as will best accommodate purchasers and al
prices lar below what charged for them bv dealers in the
article object being encourage more general cnI
inre OF this splendid and avorie Spring Flower Those
VINO nave never grown IL will find OF the easiest cul
ture ana always certain to produce fine flowers Prices
rom 3l to % Cts per doz according the Kinds The
cheapest are OF fine named varieties md altogether supe
nor TO the tulips commonly cultivated.
he can also urAsh few of the fine new fragran,
chinese Peones, ofdiffefen colors These bloom more
the common p@ony. Also few Crown ImnerisIs
GlaoiouSes OF various colours, the beautiful bright
y eIow pay ihiy or Hamerocallis Fuva Application
8 mo. 80, 1886 ~ H'
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WORCESTER. SIS. Oc bcr 10 1916
To ELISHA FULLER, of Worcester, in SAID County,
Esquire, Assignee OF the Estate OF II f NR IS.
THOMAS, OF Worcester, Inisad CtUliy cju PEN
ter, an insovent Debtor, Greeting
" on are hereby required give notice that third
4 meeting OF the creditors of said Thomas VIII be
holden my office in Worcester, in sand COUNTY.
the tCeny seventh day Of October current AT ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and that the second meeting al said
creditors is adjourned the seUenh day Of November
merit, hour and place when and where the said
creditors may prove further debts against the said Thorn
as, and show why certificate of discharge shall
be granted 10 him, and you will also at said third
meeting settle your account and dividend will be
dered. And you will this notice by publishing
atesed copy this order in the Massachusetts Spy,
newspaper printed Worcester, before the day
of said meeting and by giving written notice by mail or
otherwise, to all known creditors of said Thomas. And
you make return of this order with your dongs
thereon at the time and place of said meeting
CHAS. W. HARTSHORN,
A copy. Master in Chancery.
dwlt42 Attest ELISHA FULLER, Assignee.
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a SITUATION WANTED

DYa Young Man of strictly moral temperate habits who
ID would wish to locate himself within the respective
limits Oh some seminary teacher in the plain and
mental branches of Penmanshp, Writing
any that may feel disposed embrace the opportu
nifty by maniesng their hospitable department in direct
ing letter to the MILLDURV PosT OFFICE paid, signed
f. G. b. will receive immediate attention
Oct IA. DIV
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tzv~The Auxiliary Foreign Missionary Society
Meeting LEICESTER, Wednesday neat, Oct 2lst.,
10 o'clock A. NJ There will be reports and addresses in
Gentlemen's associations requested to
send ehch NV o deleeates.
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DoN'r SPLIT THE CHURCH 1t is repre-
scented in some of the temperance papers, that
certain church members are averse to the intro
duction OF temperance principles, lest it should
split the Church. The sentiment thus expressed
is, that it is better to indulge drunkenness and
other fragrant sins in the church, than to reduce
the number of tax paying members.
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STORE Tn I-ET

SIS VIE subsclbe offers TO LET, for one or more
s;i:eN ~ years his STORE in the Centre Villege Of
- ANcAsTER II Is an old stand and probably one of
ne pest locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith ~
Aso-rO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ono story over said Store which for several wears have
oeen occupied rs TAILoRs SHOP they are an excellent
stand Tor good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES. with
Cases Drawers &C. may be had with the store ifdesir
ed. JOSFpU W rIiINTING,T0S -
Lancaster, Sept. l. M dwistl IS
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MARRIED.

In Exeter, Otsegn Co.. NY, Sept 3Oh, by Rev. A Put
man, Peregria White Esq, Miss Jane Ezs daughter
Dea Josiah Turner.
In Chaesfown Oct H. Mr. John Henry Miss Mary e.,
daughter Of Mr. Abel Rugg. Of Lancaster.
IN opedale (Mford Sept 27h, Mr. Benjamin Spear, OF
Esq Of MeId0n.
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NTAGTC ERAsIYE SOAP.

For removing Grease Spots, Stains, Marks from
Clothes Woolens, Carpets, &c c. and rendering The
spots where It Is applied clear bright, new and spotess
I57All Of the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap Bookstore, by ]. CIRCUIT, JR.
Oct Is. cod Wtfl2
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~ e, Health Insurance Company.
CAPT. q. GGOO O0O.

III. Z, Health Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 100000.
THE New England Health Insurance Company, Nor
according the conditions their charter granted he
last session Of the Legislature of Connecticut ready
insure the health OF Males between the ages of fifteen and
seventy years. the following conditions viz By the
payment of FiUe Doltars premium per annum they guar
antee pay to the insured Four Dollars week in
of sickness, any accident which may prevent him
pursuing his vocation for the time he is thus disabled dur
ing the year. The Company is conducted the mutual
principle, that all holders policies will share in the
profits of the without beng required give any
premium note being subject to any any
other expense, excepting five for the trouble
and Of forwarding the application and obtaining
the policy. ~ For further particulars inquire Of W AR
Rem LAZELL, Worcester
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Norwich, Sept ls, Ie46. DIV WV. P. EAToN, Sec'y
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DIED.

DIED,
In FtchhEr9 Oct l, Benjamin W. Ruggles, ls; 9Th,
I5rpe II. GooIriigc, 49, Abigail wife OF Josiah Brown 81.
In Milford, SEPT Il, Mr. Samuel ID Godfrey, cot the firm
of ) Godfrey d Co, Philadelphia %.
Ia Mhlve Sept p, Mr. Augustus Brown IS.
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American Antiquarian Society.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the American Antigua
rian Society will he holden nj Antiquarian Hall in
Worcester, Friday, the TUenty third dpy Of Octo
Der current eleven o'clock A. NJ for the choice If OIL
The ensuing year. and such other business may
come before thetmeeiing.
REJOICE NEWTON,
Oct 49, 1876 Recording Secretary.
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THE ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
DR.. S. P. MILLER.
DENTIST.


Felton, of the american Society of Dental Surgeonsn
CoNTINUES TO execute all operations necessary for the
- Health and Preservation Of the NATURAL TEETH.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, in partial whole sels half
sets, by atmospheric pressure sucton) BLOCK TEETH or
any other form necessary fine gold plate manufactured
suit the case.
ARTIFICIAL PILATES Ia remedy for detective articu-
aton) supplied TO those whose palates imperfect
He has associated with him Dr. JAMES NEWTON. a for
mer pupil in order to dispatch operations with greater
facility than formerly.
All the modern improvements in Filling, Inserting, an,
Extracting Teeth, known and pracsed al his Office
and so far careful treatment materials good aap
taons and moderate prices concerned public NAV
hnd II an object TO call on him.
In connection with the above,
Diseases of the Mouth,
Tcdolpreux Neuralgic affections the face dsea ses of
the Anra fcaves in the cheek bones) and painful afec
ons Of the Dental nerves generally, will constitute sep
arae department. and receive special and appropriate treat
meht Having had Medical education, and extensive
practice for the last UeiDe gears he will endeavo TO treat
Diseases Of the Mouth on Physiological and Pathological
principles.
TEETH EXTRACTED for Twenty-Five cents and other
charges reasonable
Operating Rooms at his residence in WALNUT STREET
near Central Exchange Receiving Room for consuta-
tion separate.
FOR SALE,
TOOTH BRUSHES, (selec quality)
MlLLER'S DENTlFRICE, for cleansing Teeth.
MIlLER'S MOUTH WASH a remedy foI diseased
Gums, Sore Throat, Cgnker, &C.
worcester July 81 dwistf
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COpartnership Notice

COpartnership Notice.
FVHE Capartnership heretofore existing under the firm
ofPUTNAM d FENNER is this day, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved. WILLARD PUTNAM,
Millbury, Oct 8, 1916. WILLIAM B. FENNER
The subscriber will continue the business.
Oct TO- d2w4 WILLIAM b. FENNER
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Fremont Conn. There is kind of Corn
which grows spontaneously on or about the Rocky
Mountains, which is similar to the common Indi-
an corn, with the peculiarly of having each kerr
mel enveloped in husk. Capt. Fremont brought
home some of this corn, and few kernels were
planted near Jersey City, from which several
ears have been produced, and are now on exhibit
ton in the horticultural department of the Fair
OF the American Institute