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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16

LEAVES BUFFALO,
Monday April 90
Tuesday May 5
Wednesday &" 81
Tuesday June 4
FRIDAY /" 10
Saturday July 1
Monday " %
Tuesday Aug. 4
"Wednesday =" 10
Thursday Sept. 3
Friday " Is
Saturday Oct 3
Monday 4" 10
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SOUTHPORT LODGE NO. VI.
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SUMMER STUFFS.
IN PIECES Summer jStuffs, all styles and va
w rietes, for sale at MANSFIELD'S.
June lG, 1876.
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PALM LEAF HATS.
% DOZ. Palm Leaf Hats for sale at
~ June l6 1 MANSFIELD DIS.
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NHE subscribers beg leave to inform
= the public that they have just opened a
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vIyHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CON-.

- PANN OF NEW YORK, No. SO Wan ,,rvet-Ths Com
the febraary is4a % years
and moas) has issued iss policies The
ed for and Interest yoinr
capital siS3s9s AFTER paying loses and
This Accumulated capital rapiy
beeoning due. and
growing business The eminent and
s,iiuuon has placed In strong capital
ees are now 30 ample as to inspire confidence Abiy
insure ~afety to is members.
The upon approved Of
Mutual Life Insurance and oers
Ls Policies assurances cr periods
without mourning personal responsibilities.
90 every Ave the date OF the policy
isis the profits divided among insured
In the OF paid BY tnem
remain At their credit accommodating payable
cease Of the life insured.
The progress gives strong ground. for
snueipans large dividends stated pesdieai
sueee-sfnl Mutual Companies Britain where
Known muens pronts have been made.
The Importance and utility of Life becoming
ter oil deep interest with all el,-s OF the
Occupying much Of public attention.
bic impressions om a. IN.
published monthly statements Of
elus veb y -
Merchants and Trader, Officers CIVIL Military and Naval C,r
symen and professional
station In society their event ofdeath
comfortable and making TN.
ntion small annual live.
voaee terms Persons eject their ownv,s OF
the lives OF Others
Pamphlets explaining the principles shown. the
OF Life with the appea
uon may be obtained the Office OF Company al Wan
street. OF any OF It's Agents.
New York, July ist IsIs.
he Rai~s i.srrases % S.ris L fer
O.<
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

TINE subscribers offer for sale, upon good
- term-.
90 bhts crop Orleans Sugar, dry End bright
20 DO aDd Dbl. Orleans AID West India Aois~es
20 well assorted County iIcn
4 ton American Biistersi Steel
"NayLls" Cast. German and English Bhf.ercd Steel
3oooo lbs NE sIL Bacon sIt1s and shoulders
100 saess iEhsor" Sni
so obj no. aud Ucnnfs, sound ard good
90 bushels prin. p..e = sin Cover -ecI
90 bags Rio Java. L. Hr.' I-Taoaibo COFFEE.
S>y- Bayers requested q
tinae give
folliientiont aleonss anenls.
NH ~ JONES 4 WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

NEA-we have Just opened chest Of very superior Gunpow
u Tea-sueh given satisfaction
have used jeg GRETTER GRETTER.
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PHiLlp v: ~ % y SON

GENryi 81, .5.I-SE- 49, 5'OE IF.v-0tss,
lyIg4 c, Wei, f-r.. t--- 10 L1chLrgt r.as.
A TTENn TO rHE ,0.LL,.rr. ~ CL-tG- wen.
ri Exemption Renting o.. r.c..risr sHs
p-op.ry in town o. To dec CO.. D. binnE Nsgr7-
e ar as hires dsDosin g-bie yvs- a.
hs 80
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me hhanaon and disease always ball of he
eye IN the socket Hence the any medicine mus, r-rb
the seat OF the nfa ue Ko Tn. s,Ive n
uooed on TN temples will directly the rocket The
os" he opened poPsr and the
disease will soor To he surface.
FFLEs ON THE FACE FREcKLEs TAM MASCULINE SKIN GROSS
aetion erpel all will
TIL the face free from that NAV be lodged under ths
sMn and frequently breaking the surface IL then heals
heh ere Is nothing but dun surface
begins To soften and sonen until as smooth and
delicate as ehds throws buing color upon
e no" white transparent skin perfectly enehant NJ Some
times IN case OF Fr-ekes will thos. that have
hidden and seen but seldom AID all will ,oon d,
appear.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
aTuees
Glass OF the be-, quality from sIIO to .6I3o wholesale
srTetAn
White Lead hard to beat from lbs so 500 lbs
The above ARTICLES Of warranted good
ouhuy Gentlemen would do well ean these
t0ods and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street.
heIit IN he Errha HnnI
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r E N OVAL!

GONE THING Is CERTAIN
IL EEN CO. having praeied for the last i've years the MI
hod Of selling before we'll aer the close Of the
hor balance of"seasonabe Goods
this time they will cell bargains In CinE than IN
sny other Richmond and although doubf
soue things are, this thing 10 certain. 4"
js KEEN n co.
CtANToN MATING, At REDUCED PRtCEs-sO rolls sup
NAAs4 60, white snd eolorsd Mauurs
vey reduced prices mya1 tNLoBe a BROTHER.
MEHCER AND YELLOW POTATOEs-9sO bu
IVl Mercer and yellow Potatoes and for BY
my0s BIssRLJ q acCANDLIsH.
4 AGUYRA AND RIO COFTEE-7sO Bags strict
~ pfims Green Laguyu Coffee.
37S BsEs RIO Coffee, superior article.
In iore and viii be cold very low 10 close
apaI WIN. ANDERSON. IT,
ShOtl ShOt!i
XHTE have nov storc, fHOT skcs from the wyu
w Lead Mining Company Dealers who hive been waiting
a. ssottront and others want will please send in their,
Ssr. my 20 L. D. CRENsHAw, BROTHERS n co.
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STRANGERS VISITING TIE CITY, and Iotbe
- desiring purchase MHsi; IusfrHmsHfs viii M
Wh v" hONThGuEs Music sorc. No ISL Main street a no
desirable establishment for obtaining an the
bic music publications. together ano
every description An assortment of superior PIANO FORTEs
aany on hand also, Guitars FLUTES, Ffcs Vioins Cafone
PaEcoes Aeeodcons Buges Horns Tfumpe Cornopenns
bones &c Ac-in short, every article the inc-aH
which be obtained Of The subse bet upon very
sbie terms WA. l.. MONTAGUE,
No. t51 Main street
D. 10 Sign Of the Golden f.yre.
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SCI LING OFF!

Sci LING OFF!
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
A, So Main Street.
WIN. F. BUTLER Il co. would remind mer.
chants asd the public that they selling heavy
stock q goods greatly reduced prices for
credit by adding n advance n prices.
aJ Please cal at So Main Street,
aP9 SIGN or THE PITCHER
GORDON ~ SKINKER, "a MAN STREET,
~ Richmond, Va, Offer for sale
So hhds Orleans and West India Sugars
- uereeS and bills Can6ed Sugar
80 packages loaf crushed aud puiverised suRars
boxes white Havana Sugar
$50 bags Cofee-Rio, Lagunyra, Java and Maaeaibo
2 bales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India MoIasses
10 h chests Gunpowder and Y Tyson Tea part very superior
M chests Black Tea
Tea 70 and 1910 boxes
800 sides Leather-gnod stamp and damaged
IS do Russell Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 bor's Sperm and Tallow Candies
80 boIcssoap
Paleyand variogated Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimeno and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacss Ashion's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 Kegs Dupont's Power
$50 realms Wrapping Paper
10 uefees Rice
ESQ doz Hemp and Cotton Bed Cords and Lines
- dpz painted Huekets
200 Nova Seotia Gnnjstones
- kegs Horse Shoes
! hhds Bacon
| Gas-s1iO and 1919
| Sperm and Tanners OIL
Cotton Yarns, Salt Pctrc, Copporas Nader Indigo.
Cotton in bales Clover seed Cider vinsFar Ge. &C
IRON-iOO tons swee. English, Tfedegar County com
/ prising nearly OIL sizes round, fat and square.
| HtCet lion and Nail rods
| srEEis-Ameuean and English Blstered
! Mayors and sheer steel
| TIN PLATE-175 botes 1Ortf, 1870, 1873
| Bright and loaded Tin Tor roofing
! COPPER-2eoO he Bmzcrs sheathinE and Bolt
| WlRB-lOOO lbs assorted sizes
| Zinc and spster
| bar and Sheet Lead, &c. NH ~
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can hardly be credited saye can hax. ,pv ,o,
the lungs seated they stem Bu W. s,v
Tor all that hi, Ointment the lung. quicker than
euene that can be given internally Thus placed upon the
en penraos directly the lungs
are consuming them, eIpes the
heeH not say that At Consumption continual
w ahhough We are told foohness what /.
80 long As can cure several thousand persons yearly
HEADACHE.
The save has cured Of a y,a
ing and who had regularly every week. that vom,ns one
took place. e -
Ague in the Face
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REDrORD GROWN GLASS.
HNHE REDFORD GLASS MORl = az, .

esSG VIII SLONN QsE.AAH-
THE REDFORD GLASS MONKS an. AM,
prepared TO furnish Crown Ga.- Ups,, IN. r,,,o, ~
me Icne' mAnarsf with the stAree Of the bs.i ~,
eowes and The Introduction Improvement, /. intend
to produce superior Of Gown a.- Al an, r., ~ NV
uanafaeiuredia the United sta,e. " ~'' u'-' ms %
& p',.en imposition BY packing inferior Gas. in I'd
ana stamped by the manufacture.
keas'd Crown Glass white hin, ~ Nd Obtain,
'o M ha AZ species Of and in hi, county.
This Gta-s 10 all tAkl IN, ar. ,,,,,,. ans A,
sne sseond saanae We prepared 10 rse,y, or 10, M
W. 80, s,n DC furnished with the utmost dispatch.
sorted Cylinder Gas: OF The %aa &c ana vel
ahd'sm''h Brown" brand. Of .nss and double me
DUvAL a PuRCELI-
IA o, lt7 Main street
Richmond, Va
EW BOOKS.--Just received by DRINkE
MORRIS. 81 Main street.
The City of the SUDAN" ~ MI ra"oe' aH'hof
. ,s,s ., Discovery and Research within the Arctic
10 Tho present time. Arranged by Sir John Ra
AeA,s. r Of the knight OF M.,. ny Ae. sus.,,.
II. Noysi..e or Year among III. English Jesuit. nv
GriehiOn- by w. Harrison Ain,~orA
% iper' Illuminated shahspeare. Nos 81 and ~
"eneo before and alter Conquest Nv Mo-, ,,,,
Translated NON the French by Paw Roe,,.o 'he'A"sf
ms.,1s,.s vvsSaonay o, Practical Medicine part rs
W,ssx Ta w snse.irs dew, Mole
Of Europe nom the s, g n. o., ian ssshs. Of the Social
-" -~oy lest pRiNkER MORRIS
~,o,vv Magazines for July.
IN asss. sooa ot IoIy with fashion plate.
Ladies National Nag Gino DO A. 90
Columbian Magazine, do A. 90
eomD;,,,s ~ e,, illustrations drawn by Valentine To
LvOniAn raIe.-rhe De,pondep, Tn, vo,,..
" she au.hor OF Letters from Baltic ~ NV o"'
Of No. az S; year amer MaHAseby Arthur au,bd
- The Horse Doeior-Th- habit. disease, nm, =,
IS cents WIN a'''ee 10 purchasers PRO
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bargains nm Dry Goods.
WE have on hand large assortment Of
w Embroiced Collars Iuside Cape-
Do CbemiEr POLKA
White and cord snbr'd Muslin Robes
Striped Swiss aud Iaeonet Nu.lins. dresses
Paris Bsirorines Barge.
French Lawns, Musias and Ginshams
White emhd Crape shaws
Barge shavyis and SeAtf.
Elegant Lace and Hermann Scarf
Hosiery, Glover. Mits
All Of which Will sell prices Thoe want will
ind fun assortment price. entirely satisfactory.
WARREN FARISs,
JeI6 No ss ua,n,trret
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THE precedinr lipnre 4,

given 10 roPreeEtthe inscnsi
Die ferspuation- II is the sreatsva-
euation for the impurities Of the body
IL viii be noticed that q thiek cloudy
mi,t issues from all points Of the sur,
lace, which indicates that mi. per,pi
ration ho~suninserrvp,ediv when We
are IN health. but eeases when We are
siek. Life cannot be sustained with.
out q. IL 10 thrown on no N the blood
and other Juices Of the body. and die
poses by this means. Of nearly all thu
Impurities within US. The blood, by
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PAINTSI PAINTSll
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &c,
ICNGLIsI and American White Lead dry and in oil
~ Linseed OIL warranted pure
Spints TuTpentne, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Besd Tena de Soma
Chinese Nermilion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green oil, LthaTs.
Verdigrs in oil
Turkey TIMBER, American Verminion
White wash Bushes-and also Iarre and well assottsd
stock OF The best qualify American WINDOW GLASS embracing
great VaeD n sizes Of the celebrated "Mulea brand.
Class las been long and gives uni
Versa subtraction Our stock large and complete
at ow prices At whoiesole To;gn
DUvAL 4 PURCELL, DrugEiEA
my 20 Ia7 Naia .,,s.,
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EDITION L.-WARREN ~ FARIS
N have just received by Needs Co Express Goowin
goods. viz
Rich Ombre Shaded Bafeges and BalEorines
Shaded Second Mourning
Ombte Shaded Oregon Musin-2nd supply
super French Embroidered Cspes collars very bs,u
Embrd Shaded Lace Scars, a new aues
Rich Barge shawls and Scarf
Hermann Scarf and Neck Ties
Graduated Barose Robes, very pFetty
French EHb'd white Muslin"
super Graduated"
Also received by Courea superior assortment or
COS Lawns 6er6e. Cahat WARREN A. FARIss'
ap23 No os Main ~
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16
ROAD TO WEALTH.

The following excellent directions de.
serve TO be framed and placed conspicuous
ly in every mans place of business. We
advise our agents TO preserve Them
The way TO get credit is TO be punctual
The way to preserve it, is not 10 use it
much.
Settle often; have short accounts.
Trust no mans appearances; they are
deceptive; perhaps assumed for the purpose
of obtaining credit. Beware Of gaudy ex-
terror. Rogues usually dress well. The
rich are plain men. Trust him ifany one,
who carries but little on his back. Never
trust him who flies into passion on beng
dunned; make him pay quickly if there be
any virtue is the law.
Be well satisfied before you give credit
that those to whom you give i, are safe
men to be trusted. Sell your goods a, u
small advance, and never misrepresent
them, for those whom you once deceive
will be aware Of you the second time. -
Deal uprightly with al! men, and they will
repose confidence 10 you, and soon become
your permanent customers.
Beware of him who is an Office seeker.
Men do not usually want an Office when
they have anything to do: A mans affairs
are rather low when he seeks office for
support. Trust no stranger. Your goods
are better than doubtful charges. What is
character worth, if you make it cheap by
credling all alike? Agree beforehand
with every man about to do job; and, il
large, put into writing. lfany decline this,
quit or be cheated.
Though you want job ever SO much,
make all sure at the onset; and in a case al
all doubtful. make sure Of IA guarantee
Be not afraid to ask it: the best test Of re.
sponsibility; for, if offence be taken, you
have escaped loss.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16
LOSS OF A STEAMBOAT.

The New Orleans Picavune tells story
of the snagging of a steamboat with her
owner on board, who was very fond Of play
ing upon the violin. The captain, pilot,
and engineer were in the cabin playing
cards one day, when her bow struck a snag
with force that knocked hole in her as
large as hogshead, the shock upsetting the
faro bank and those around it, and causing
general confusion and CONSERVATION among
all save the owner, who, having llghed
himself in his chair, commenced his tune
where he left off, and went on as though
nothing happened.
"She's sinkin'" shouted an Arkansas
mon dressed in hickory bark coat, who
was making bis way out of the cabin with
pair Of saddlebags on his arm. "Toma
hawk me if she ain, sinkin', surew The
owner heard it, but fiddled away with as lit
tie concern as Nero at the conhagraiion OF
Rome.
"rhree feet Of water in the hold! Run
the old Buzzard ashore if oa CAMP shout
ed the captain. These startling words rea
ched the ear Of the owner,b but no continued
to saw away. A passenger ran TO him and
bawled out
"Did you know the boat has snagged?'
81 suspected something OF the kind COO
" answered the ownered the owner, as he
laid his left ear upon his violin, a la Ole
Bull, and appeared perfectly enchanted with
his own strains.
"She'll be lost in five minutes" coniinu
ed the passenger.
"She's been losing concern these five
years." responded the owner. as he drew a
most excruciating note from his fiddle.
| 81 dan feel her settling now" responded
the passenger.
81 wish she'd settle with me for wha, l've
lost by her before she goes down." was the
only answer, as the owners right hand sti.
moved backwards and forwards over his in
strument.
"But why don't you speak TO the captain
give him some orders what TO do in the
emeTgency?' calculated the good>naturet
passenger.
'.Interferng the officers of this boa
is a very delicate matter' meekly and gu
city remarked the owner, as he still swayee
his head about and still sawed away. The
boqt careened, and the next moment tht
cabin was half full Of water.
The Buzzard, together with her cargo ant
machinery, proved total loss; the officers
crew, and passengers, saved themselves b.
means OF yawl the owner swan ashor'
with his fiddle under his right arm and tn
bow in his mouth. No insurance.
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a speed which the ''ightnin' line" itself
might have been proud Of. Luckily, q
square off he discovered a servant with q
hose attached 10 one Of the hydran,s, bust
ly engaged in washing off the pavement
He rushed TO the spot, and turning shor
before him-a posteriori--he begged him.
at the top of his voice, "for Gods sake 10
'''put him ont!"
Perhaps his sable friends eye didn'i
glisten, and may be his '.ivory" ddn't
sh inc, as he charitably turned ''the eur
rent Of tina. stream" upon the unmentiona-
bic portion Of the poor devils netherments!
"They were extinguished without serious
DAMAGE" as the papers say-the loafsr
was thoroughly sa,urated-and having ex-
changed bis ''heavy inside wet'' for skin
dlench;ng, he departed, perfectly sober,
amidst the jeers Of the crowd who had
witnessed the .fnale--most vociferously
cursing all improvements in magnetism and
combusiibles. O.. p. B.
Philadelphia, October 5. 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16

A RAILROAD SMASH The Holidays
burg Register contains the particulars Of a
frighful accident and miraculous escape,
which occurred on plane 10 of the portage.
On Friday last a section boat was crossing
the mountain on trucks, and being under
Roadway on the descending grade, il was
discovered that the brakes Of the trucks
were out of order and entirely useless
Those on board now saw that run to Hol-
lidaysburg at fearful speed, and smash
at the end OF the journey mas inevitable
Two or three leaped of, at imminent risk;
but the captain, his wife and boy remained
aboard. Onward sped the boat, with in
creasng velocity, until opposite the .. S.
Hotel in the borough, she struck tram of
six cars standing on the track--the first was
inatantly dashed to atoms, leaving not a
wreck behind, and the other five were
STAYED and destroyed. The boat was also
injured considerably but remained on
the trucks; and strange to say, those on
board escaped without injury!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16

The BosToN.-The attempt TO get of
The hull Of this steamer has at length been
abandoned. 1t was found, on trial. that
six pumps could effec. nothing towards
freeing her from water, and that the hull
had become imbedded in the sand. Il
must Of course, therefore, be left 10 the
mercy Of the winds and waves, until the
return of spring. The engine, furniture
upper cabin, doors and panel work of the
main cabin, have been brought on shore
uninjured. OF the cargo, large proper
ton has also been saved, much Of it in 6
damaged state. But the hold is still more
than half full Of goods and smigrants stuff
which will probably be total loss.
1t is the desire of Mr.. Robinson TO builc
new and large steamer here this winter
in which he will put the engine, furniture
&c. of the Boston. Our merchants anc
forwarders, by taking certain amount Of
stock, can not only secure the construction
of this steamer here, but make her Nil
waukee boat. Il! seems to us that the 90
ject is one which ought to commend tsel
TO general favor. We need first class
steamer, belonging and running to Milwau
kee, and here is q chance TO get one at 6
very moderate COST Mil. Sen.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16
AN HONEST LEE.

Tie poor pit,ance Of seventy years is
not worth being villain for. w hat mat.
ter is it ifyour neigbbor lies in splendid
tomb? Sleep you with innocence. Loos
behind you through the track of time! a
vast desert lies open in retrospect: wear
led with years and sorrow, they sink from
the walks Of man; you must leave them
where they fall: and you are to go a little
further, where you will find eternal rest.
Whatever you may have TO encounter be-
tween the cradle and the grave, every mo.
ment isbig with innumefa5le events, whrch
come moi in succession, bursting iorcioly
from revolving and unk nown cause, ny
over this orb with diversified influence.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16

AMERICAN FLOUR IN ENGLAND.-An
English merchant, who is buying bread
stutfs, says that American flour barrels are
eflecting great revolution in the trade
there. The practice, from time immemori.
al, has been to sell flour in very large
and inconvenient bags, and the trade has
been confined TO the millers and the meal
men. But the great beauty and convent
ence Of the American barrels has brought
grocers TO take up the business; and he says
that now he has orders for fifty barrels a
week, from dealers who never before sold
-four at all. The English cannot counter
act this, for they have no fee splitting ash,
or other timber from which to make these
beautiful barrels. So we think the repeal
of the English corn laws will be something
20 us--yes, everything TO US; home mar
ket for the supply ofeighteen millions Of
mouths-[N. Y. jour Of Com.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-16

Perry's daughter. She was smart as Q
steel trap. She was a right good scholar
and she made an excellent wife. They
have got along wonderfully. Every body
wondered how il was. He did no, make
better wages than other men, but somehow
the money increased. 1t was no mystery
to me though, for | watched them pretty
sharp.
g You saw no great display Of fnery-
such as laces, and fources, and furbelows;
you never saw him before he kept horse,
riding much for pleasure. Motley both
pulled one way, and took their pleasure in
being sober, industrious and useful, and
now they reap the reward Of being univer-
sally respected. Why, there amt man
that has so much money to let as Squire
Thorndike, and he is never hard and
screwing about it as some are. He isn't
stingy, either. He has taken tho two
children Of one Lawyer Willis to bring up,
and he does as well by them as he does by
his own. Lawyer Willis wife was kind
of cousin to Square Thorndike's wife,
She was dashy, snowy gal. Lord you'd
ha' thought the richest folks upon airth
were married when they had the knot lied.
Poor fellow, he had hard time notwith>
standing, to support his lady wife in style
He took TO drink, and died. Pye heard
say that she turned up her nose at her
cousins match, but she little thought her
boys would be glad to go TO that same
cousin for home, while she would be
glad TO take up with the little house that
Squire Thorndike's mother lived in.
"Ah, SIR" continued the old man, 'rhis
is a changing world; but to my mind, if the
folks would be more prudent and industr.
Gus, and give up baEkering after things
beyond their means, there would be more
real good done in the world and fewer
changes"