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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-20
D. L, MCKinneV

~ IL NnCAlttllGy
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
I'm the 0us Buildings-Store formerly occupied
by Torrey N Russell, corner Main and NIarke,
Streeis.,)
SOUTHPORT. w. T.,
HAS Just received from \. Y. and Philadelphia
l. L an addition to his former Stock, making il,
one OF the largest and best ia the market; and hav
ing purchased them on terms which will enable
him TO sell them at his usual low prices he feels
safe IN saving his customers and the public gen.
iray that they can obtain better bargains, by call
ng on him than have ever been offered by other
dealers in this market, which the pablic are not
asked 10 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 credit business, or in other words having
TO pay for ''other mems credit" l5ly
Is. Il Ar
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ESTRAY.

ESERAY.
IA ME- into the enclosure of the subscriber on
- or about the first of Oct brindIe steer a bont
one We ar old. The owner Is requested TO prove
property paw charges and take the anne away.
A. G. FRENCH.
Pleasant Prairie Dec. 30sh, 40. n27-4w.
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GJThe attention OF the reader Is directed 10 an
Advertisement in another column, OF Fountains
Celebrated Remedy for CONSUMPTION.
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And other al ticles such as the following. Brass
and Wood Clocks, Music Boxes, German Silver,
aud Plated Spoons, Combs, Hair Pins, Ok Mar
row, Shaving Cream, Glass Beads, Bugles Steel
Tweezers, Purse Rings and trimmings, New STYLE
Steel vest Chains. Hair braids, pocket letter
weighers, Gold Pens, Violin strings, Goggles,
Jet Buttons, steel Buttons, steel Bsg Clasps, Beads
&c, &c, &C., S. H. CLEMENT.
UJ'NearIy opposite the Mansion House
Southport March "a 1916.
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REV ARFlit

Ii e. BENZ. SMITH, be not written with
Pen The hAii"na of the box all. s.Sugar Coated
Pills are Counterfeit
Principal Office 179 Greenwich Street, large
brick block, ~ Y. Price % cents box.
n20. 6m.
For Sale by J. H. Nichols, Southport w. T.
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EsTRAY.

"a NE into the enclosure OF the subscriber on
- or about the IRIS, of Nov, light red cow with
line back. slso rean bnudle heller with
white face Thc owners requested to prove prop
erty pay charges ssd take he same away
WILLIAM GREEN
Paris, Dee. 30, 1916, ett
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Jyane's Expectorant, we esteem It
pleasure 10 be able TO recommend this me
dicine as the best calculated for the pur
pose of curing coughs, colds, sore throat
asthma, and all affections OF the lungs
From long personal acquaintance win
DR.. Jayne's we know that he is no quack,
and his medicines are not Nosirums OF the
modern cry up, but are the result OF his
long experience as pratsing physician,
and the expense of great labor Hart
ford (Conn.) Daily Review.
For Sale by J. Fl. Nichols, Southport
w T.
GOOD NEWS TO THE CONSUMPTIyE
Many thousands annually sink into the
grave under the influence of this dreadful
scourge! and, worse than all, how many of
the young are, by means of this malady,ta
ken away before they have finished on, half
their days! DR.. Folger's Olosaonian, or
All-healing Balsam,is doing wonders in the
way of arresting this evil. Ii cures the
sick and restores them 10 health again.
For sale by II. B. IInsdale, Southport.
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C,PICE, pepper. cloves, cinnamon, saiaerats
y ginger, sen,ee currants, for sale a,
julyS HAnNEf ..
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S. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptis, Church, Pittsburgh.
From The Blue Hens Che en-, de, }

From the Blue Hens Che en-, Odd
We call the attention ofour readers to the GER
tihcate OF Rev. S. Williams, Pastor of LIST Baptist
Church, Pittsburgh. in relation 10 DIR. Smith )
Pills. We ourselves bear testimony ITO the
excellence of these Pills, one OF having used
them and experienced great relTel from them.
The above is the best paper in the SSIas Della
ware.
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The ''improrsd Indian vegetable Pills, (Sugar
Coated.) are certainly doing much good in the
whole country, and are highly esteemed, if one
hall true that people write and say about them.
They are easy in their operation tina, all like
them. The editor of the Northern State Journal
Zone of the largest and best papers IN the State
OF n. Y } write as follows.
Watertotcn Nav 81, 1S4G.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Dated Southport Jan. Is, 1916. 29-3t
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WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER.

2 VIE subscr her would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Southport aud vicinity that he still
continues to repair Clocks and Watches on the
most favorable terms. He has on Ia an
assortment of JEWiIRY, SILVER WARE,
Ac., which he will sell at very low prices, viz;
Gold and silver Watches of every description,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

o. F. DAsA--Au'y.
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Dear Sir | was laid up with a bad cold some
time since my return from N. T., and during my
illness made trial of your pills, and must say
found them excellent. They are the best medi-
cine for the purposes they are intended, that 1
have yet seen. l seldom take pills, but / found
yours entirely free from the objection to which
others re liable. hope they will continue TO be
a source of profit to you, doubt NOT they will
be means OF .rellef to the afflicted on large
scale,
Yours truly,
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EIGHT THOUSAND FRUIT TREES,
VIII be received early next fab al the
SOUTHPORT NURSERY

ALL large and handsome trees for planting
IL orchards. a part Of the apple trees will be of
tfe large size - larger than have ever YET been
ought into the country-iour and five years old
SiihrI'ty growth, To the lovers of good fruit |
you'd say, now IS the tiAs TO plant your orchards
sal you VIII be ia advance Of many, who bought
tlr Prouts years beiaFe yo1 With this addi-
hos, to my present stock of trees, shall be able
% supply trees OF almost aug .ze az Apples Pears
Plqms Cherries. Peaches, Aprieots, Netariues
and Guinness, have also a large supply al Craze
Vines uIrants, Goose berries, Raspberues Stra W.
berries, T aamsnsal / rees,Sp bs, Bulbous roots,
Hardy roses Vines, Plants, &c
Trees tSc. ordered from distance will be dis.
saac,iy labelled and suitably pseAed so as TO 10
cent 20 any part OF the country with perfect sate'y
TaIt THOS S. COLEMAN.
Jonihpoii July, lst6
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LNOR RENT.-The Mansion House, situated
l. on MaiR Street, in the m ost bushes, part of
the Town. Possession Civ en- the LIST of April
next. For further particulars enquire of
f.. POMEROY.
SouthnoFt Ian. 10 1912
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man with the fendish eyes. The image multiplied
itself perpetually; the ceiling the walls, the floor,
were all covered with portraits, staring sternly and
fxedy at him with living eyes, The room extended
and stretched out to vast and ntermnable gallery,
to afford for millions Of repettons of the ghast-
y picture, In vain did numerous physicians seek
discover with view to the alienation of the poor
wretchs suferings some secret connection between
the incidents of his past life and the strange phantom
that thus ecmally haunted him. No explanation or
clue could be Obtained from the patient who coniin-
ued to apostrophize the portrait in disconnected
phrdse, and to uterhowls ofagony and lamentation.
Al last his existence terminated In one last horrible
paoxysm. His corpse was frightful TO behold; oil
his once comey form, yellow shriyelled skeleton
was all that remained. A few thousand rubles were
the sole residue of his wealth; and his disappointed
heirs beholding numerous drawers and closets full Of
torn fragments that Ind once composed noble pic
lures understood and cursed the odious use to which
their relative had applied his princey fortune,
r... ITO be continued
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From The N. Y Commercial Adrertiserl
From the African RcuubIic.

We have the 'Africa's Luminary for July, August
and September. The latest paper has much to say
OF the festivities and ceremonies attendant upon the
declaration Of independence" which was celebra-
ted on the Oath of August with firing of cannon,
waving ofiags, speeches and "sumptuous SUPPER u
at Monrova.
Slave dealing on the Goa st of Liberia WINS bccom-
ing an improbable and dangerous business, the
Luminary says. A large number of captves, who
could not be shipped because of the vigilance EN-
ployed by the cruisers had planted themselves near
Gallenas, built towns Of their own, and made ruin.
GUS attacks and inroads upon the town of their for
mer owners.
There had been much sickness among the mission
aries at the stations, but recent deaths. AL
the sick were recovering slowly. There had been nc
recent advices from the distant stations The mis-
sionaries were in health when last heard from.
From The Llminary, Sept 8.
The brig Brighton, Capt. James A. Glmer, Of
Philadelphia, landed cargo ofmerchandize at New
Cess Subsequently she came up here on her wa,
to the United States, via the Brazils, She cam,
here to take in ballast and the captain being i'll,
brought on shore. She remained here some two o
three weeks, when she sailed for New Cess, took il
about five hundred slaves and left the coast. While
this vessel lay in our waters she was boarded by TIL
Uuited States brig Dolphin, and everything appear
ed so fair to remove all suspicion from the mind o
Captain Pope~-Libera Herald
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The expedition South Is to be under the command
Of Col Newly of the Illinois, the senior officer. Pay
master Spalding accompanied the troops.
The above arrangement has been made without re-
gard to the additional force expected here What Gen.
Price may do is all conjecture. do not think New
by win 90 below Ell Paso until the General arrives.
II would be strange II he should for he has assumed
already quite as much seems to be proper, in JUS
tice to Gen. Price; and also, considering that he is
only commanding officer by accident. Newly is not
military man. and altogether entirely unfit to take
charge of any expedition like TO be attended with the
important results contemplated by this move.
All is uncertainty in regard to the state of affairs
below. At one moment we hear that Armijo is at the
Pass with large force-again we hear that there
are no troops The general opinion seems to be- that
Armijo, with others, have used great oxertions to
raise troops but without success there are troops
ready to defend the Pass the enemy have used great
precaution The uncertainty which prevails and the
fact that all communication is cut off gives color
to the surmlse that preparation is making give our
troops warm reception, if they attempt to take Chi
huahua. The last definite news from below, is CON
timed in the Santa Fe Republican, sent herewith, Il
send the English part only)
There was talk some weeks since OF an insurrec-
ton at Taos but ii proved to be only party of In
dams come from the mountains to make a small
raise Of the citizens. News sent down, express,
of general rising among all the Mexcans, by cof-
Toulouse keeper who wanted customers and forth
with two companies of the mounted regiment were
up to patronise him On the strength of 1t, he laid
in an extra stock of liquors, and is doubtless doing
rery satisfactory business!
The state of the country seems to be quiet, The
Mexcans are busy gathering theircrops, which have
been unusually abundant this season.
The weather this fall is pleasant and general health
prevails among the soldiers as well as citizens.
q.
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lF|om The Neio York Mercantile Times
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES.

SATURDAY, November Is,
l. W. Hegmoa 8 Co--Sale of Grocerles'2 bhds New
Orleans Sugar sold for cash. at s5l9 S. per 100
pounds,
H. W. Huffman d. CoSile Of 200 cases Bordeaux Prunes
Of the importation Of A. Seignette a. Co, credit OF
months Some few lots were passed; the prices we noted
follows cases. each 10 glass jars, brought II IL
80 cases, fancy cartons brought from II to % l2c % do
the article damaged, sold Is 10 l6 c p chests of lie
mons, sold, SAB r,a.
d. @, and W, Pen d Coo hhds Cuba Molasses sold
at l6 10 Lee. per gallon, cash.
Gerard, Belts Co., sold 81 boxes Malaga Lemons, at
80 l2 LIZ a 81. % per box cash.
Fosters g. Liringsfou. lots Of French Goods,
prsng Swiss musns, black and coored silk bullion frnges
silk velvet and satin Ribbons Paris broche shawls Of
them superne style and heavy; Terkee shawls Poul de
Sole, Gros de Rhine silks &c. small company present,
| and the goods sold low
Wiinierdngs, Priest g. Mo"n,450 lots OF foreign and
domestic Goods good company present. but prices
eraged lower than those of the week previous
THURSDAY, November ls
Austens SpicerIarge sale OF Staple Dry Goods, com.
prsing the usual variety offered auction Alpaccas sold
sale few lots Of blankets, Of desirable Sizes
also offered Fair company present, and olerabe spirit
J maintained throughout the sale
Haggeriy Draper d J0aes.-Sie Of Cloths, Cassmeres
Vestngs, &c Only 1870 lots moderate qualities but
very choice goods offered this sale Very little spirit and
many lots were passed Prices generally exhibited de.
cline %,
FRIDAY, November ID
Fosters d Lipingson French sseover 500 lots
beautiful assortment Of goods offered at this sale
among which we noticed handsome line of L. c. hhdks
which created much spirit among bidders and brought ex
cellent prices Ribbons sold low although some duplicates
were offered About the usual variety of roche long
shawls were exhibited and mostly taken by city retailers
al prces shade lower than ta last sale The most i'm
portant goods in this sale were the mernos bombaznes
&c, of the celebrated manufacture of Lupnn About 800
pieces Of these goods mostly fine qualities were sold
prices ranging from 81 to $2O large company, pres
and, considering the of the year. prices
well sustained throughout
WitmerdHigs, Priest o. MonnL-Large and peremptory
sale of Cloths, Cassmeres Doeskns The whole
sold without reserve This was too dark day for cloth
SALE and goods sold much under their Of importation
| large but inactive company present.
Van, Wick g. KoJbe.-Sale Of Cloths Cassimeres, &c
ia lo,s ahout of which were ,,seed goods sold
low Small company aud bidders backward
|
| @ NEW YoRK, Nov. 2O--2 pm.
The of the arrival ofthe Acadia this
ing Boston, by telegraph about 10 O'clock had the ef
feet Of suspendng all opeations and the transactions ae
the receipt of the news very light and prices unsettled
Before the European news received about 500 bbls
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DEATH OF CAPT. BnoNAuGH.-We learn, says the
Baltimore Clipper, that Capt. Bronaugh, formerly of
the Baltimore battalion, was recently killed near
Puebla where he had been acting as Postmaster
1t appears that before the siege of that place. twenty
six Of them went an expedition to retake a num-
Der of mules that had been captured by Mexicans.
Soon after starting they were surrounded by large
body of lancers and almost nnnhilated. Ten were
killed on the spot, two or three severely wounded,
and a few taken prisoners. A son Of Capt. Noncs,
of the United States Revenue service commanded
the party, and was severely wounded but has since
recovered W..
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at is our solemn conviction that this meeting at
Lexington for the ayowed purpose Of hearing from
Mr.. Clay, personally his deliberate sentiments IN
regard to the war; orginatedin some other place tan
Lexington other State than kentucky-anu
was intended to furnish something offset 70 the
Massachusetts resolution recommending Mr. WEB
to the favorable consider alton Of National Con-
Boston Courier, 10.
This may or may not DO SO, but whether 1t is or
not is matter of little moment, for the wings, when
they come TO meot in convention If indeed they meet
at all, will unite upon old Buena. Vista as the only
man in the country who can be elected to the prcs-
dency TO rescue the country tom the hands of me
Goths
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From the Nep York Comm. Aa,rertiser1
From the Rio De La Plata,

We have file of the Bnenos Ayres Packet ex-
tending from the 7lh of August to the 18th Of Sep
ember but the papers furnish very little news, no
thing of great importance having occurred since
the dtae Of the last previous advices.
Al that date 1t maybe rememberd, there was talk
of sincere attempt by the native authorities and
citizens of Montevido to effect an arrangement with
General Oribe, to which end II was proposed that
residents, or auxiaries, mercenaries, took alarm
at this and by positive intimidation of the native
authorities succeeded in preventing the deputation
from leaving the city.
The 18th Of September was the 7l4th day of the
way, only by the French men-of-war.
Commodore Herbert commander of the British
squadron, appears TO be on very good terms with
| General Orbe. Tho latter sent back to the com.
modore some deserters from one of the vessels with
note asking as favor that they might be pa rdon.
ed; the note of Commodore Herbert in reply begins
"My dear friend and gives the assurance that
Oribe's request shall be complied with
The Packet represents the new Brazilian Cabinet
as actuated by very different feelings toward Buenos
Ayres from those of its predecessor it's dispositions
being extremely friendly.
There had been sort Of revolt in til ranks even
Of the auxliaries of Montevideo. A corps Of imam
try, 200 in number, mostly blacks, showed symp-
toms Of an inclination to join the standard of Oribe
and ii not without difficulty and very energetic
measures on the part of the French admiral that
their submission WINS enforced. Inaufficiency Of
provisions lack of pay had something, to do with
the revolt.
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Dr.. SWeetser,s Panacea.

THIS MEDICINES warranted, on OATH not to contain
J. particle Of CalomeI Corrosive sublima,e, Arsenic,
The principle upon which this Medicine acts is by as
sising and harmonzng with nature: i drives ali foul
acrimonious hmors from the blood and body by assim
Hating with and strengthening the gastric juice of the
stomach, assists digestion, In short there not vein
strengthened by the PANAcEA and also possesses s the
remarkable property Of removing mercury the bones
and joints.
FOR ERUPTIoNs oF'THE SKIN,
Scuryv, Scobutic Affections, Tumors, Scrofua Kings
Evil White Swelling, Eryspelas, Ulcers Cancers Running
in Dr. SwEgTsERs PAsAcEA, will effect azure
FOR INDIGESTION,
Rejection of Blood Nausea, yomngs Nervous Affections
oes PNiorA viii soon OF ee snss
but il Obstinate attended with gripping, flying pains, the
Let the patients Brighten themselves with the idea thai
they too weak TO take much medicine; but bear mind
the frame but most certainly draws weakness out leaves
strength in Its place. and by giving composed sleep al night
and appetite to relish any food terminates The whole
frame hvgorousacon clearing the mind and improving
The sight
sCRoFULA AND GLANpuLAR AFFECTIONS,
serofua . said to be hereditary the infant receiving
from its parents the seeds Of its disease, which increases
with Its years neglected, and not submitted frequent
publication with DR. swEETsEn's PAsAcnA. The glands
are placed In the of the body out of the way
OF direct communication; their real is subject on
which n0a much 6 difference Of opinion prevails sees s,o
ing purified and ceansed by long course of Dr. SWEET
In Of Jaundice, asthma Lirer Complaints, Tic
DoiorenT, teunatism, Rheumatic Govt DR. SwE.TsgR's
PANAoBA cannot be too highly exoled searches out the
very root Of the disease and by removing from the blood
makes cure certain and permanent.
For disease Of the Bladder aud Kidneys Sici,tres Ora
pei Sone Piles Fisao, Urinary Distractions and Er.
IRENE Cosiireess DR. SwEETsERs PANAcBA is the best
remedy ever tried i all these acrimonious hu
mors from the blood which give rise the above Diseases
and by keeping the bloodn pure condition. nsrcs health
DIR. swEETsER's PANAcEA,
Being composed only Of vegetable matter, or medical
herbs s found perfectly harmless the lender age or
nj fy1rino
most pleasant and benign In lis operation that war ever OF
Tered TO the world and, ut the time most certain
IN searching out the root Of any complaint however deep
and Of performing cure -
Price, 81 per bottle six bottles for o. For SALE whole
sale and retail by SETH s. HANCE, l0a baltimore street
Baltimore In Washington by y CALLAN, and The
Druggists generally nov 22-diot'
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Commercial.


ALExANDRfA, November 30
FLoURIhe market during the week has been steady
$3.50 from wagons and 95.62 la from stores. Receipts
very moderate, and the market closed firm.
GRAIN,There continues brisk and steady demand for
wheat with slight improvement in prices Good prime
red may be quoted at 10 Ia C., and white l2j 100
In other grain there is nothing doing worth reporting
Corn very dull, and no sales.-t Gdiene
PHILADELPHIA, Nov D22P. NJ
The Flour market continues Inactive and no transactions
for export reported Last sales were at 90 9a6 81 but
holders generally refuse this rate For city consumption the
sales at s6a6 IL l2 for common brands and &c 81 l2
and 81 60 per barrel for extra Rye Flour continues scarce
and sells readily So % per barrel Corn Meal but e
inquired for last sale 3d. but holders generally re-
fuse this rate.
Grain but little Wheat arriving small sales Of SOUTH
en at 81 aal 30 per bushe small lot Of Rye sold at %
cents Corn old crop, is dull at 7Oa73 cents; 500 bushels
new sold at Sc cents weight
Whskey is sales of hhds. Is l2a29 and bbls at
80 cents Bulletin l4'
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G9s;skocERffF:!s3


EHA GOSHEN BUTTER,
eot5aIeu zRM+f1 BUCKWHEAT, AND go
M-H--E MAE9t41 APPLES.-- Il am now re. * N
lEsl-l-llfEETIH cciving from New York, perl44 IN
9ld3EfNR E@S9 schooners Frank and Hamilton, my
fall supply of Groceries, Fruits, &c.
2S frkins Prime dairy Butter ..
20 boxes do Cheese
cask do English do. ..
80 bags do do. ,..
80 bbls Genessee Family Flour
ii chests fresh Teas ,ar.
40 bags Coffee .a-....
70 packages refined Sugar
hogshcad Sirup
bbls No. Salmon and Mackerel Ills.
quintas Goldfish
bbls Cranberries
ii drums Figs .... ...as..
As boxeslayer and bunch Rasns
2 kegs Virgin Raisns &.
/ Dbl Currants .r, .s
2 bales bordeaux Almonds ~ .
baskets Salad Oil .-r-.e
Pickles, Catsup, French Mustard
Sardincs, Table Salt, Maccaroni
Vermicelli, Rice Flour, Bay Water, Rock Candy
Prunes, Preserved Ginger, Citron, &c
10 boxes Colgnte's Starch
10 do Soaps, CASTLE, white bar, toilet and shaving
10 do Sperm Candles
6 dozen )ute and Alicant Mats
90 do Brooms and Whisks Wa
Pals, Tubs, and Keelers
Bail Boxes, Baskets Brushes
Matches Matchsaes, Clothes Pins, Barrel Covers, &c
PRESLEY SIMPSON, @
nov22-lt North side Pa nv, between 10th and It'll sts