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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31

JUHNSTUN'S Bird STORE,
SSxH No. $50 BROADWAY, one door from Chambe RS
Sk4G sueet.-86 bags Canary seed, sed at wb@Ie, ale
1rprce by the single bushel fine OF the long
49, breed Cansries; high colors; German song biros
Chinese birds, Java sparrows, mockiuR BIRDS arks
red BIRDS all in Fancy cages breeding cages bird
seeds, boxes suH All articles the line in
great variety, by W. y. JOHNSTON,
$50 Broadway, New York
Lett NJ sboye will att udedt IN tnsr
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Y. LEGAL OBJ SERVER FOR FEBRUARY
III O.; vol s. contains Art Presentment of Bankers
Cheques. ii. Privileged Communications Reports in
i r D,stsiet CSmt Y. Supreme Ceurt. Court Oyer
|nd Ierminer. Mr. JOYS speech the Slave Eng
sh cases in Vice Chancellors Court Queens Bench Com
hon Pieas Court Of Review sc. Review. Dayton's Sur
ogate; Nc. tdpn Anecdotes sc. Published Al Aun st
nonthly. az 50 a year in advance.
Travelling Agents wanted.
SAMUEL OWEN
la3O 3terc Editor aud Proprietor.
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A CURE FOR COLDS.

Mrs. CARROLL'S indicated Vspor and SuIphur
w Baths, l8i Fulton street. opposite Church street
cure ior Csds oughs' khe9matsm Sore Throat
st'e of the weather The sulphur vapor Bath particu-
Ia y recommended by first physicians for all
eGopons and diseases If the skin No danger taking cold
after the Of these baths. j29 in~Ic
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OFFICE THE LONG IsLAnD RArLRoAD Co !
.,, , New York, Jan. O. I847,
Fr7HE Stockholders Of the Long Island H road Connpv
are hereby notied that the Annual Election flair
teen Directors OF SAID Compay will be held
TX Once on Monday the Fifteenth day Of February rrxt
he poll VIII be from IL O'Clock Don I'LL o'clock
P VI, Of bet day, 49,
The transfer books will be closed the 10th to the 18th
February both days inclusive. ~
BY order Of the Board,
j9toil5 DAVID g. IVES Seeretarv
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POST OEEICk,

- New York, January 90, 18f7
AWE steamer Hiberna will leave Boston Monday the
LIST February Her mails will close the office Satur
ray the 30th instant at 81 NJ Postage all letters
he prepaid Boston Letters half under
cents, and each additional hall ounce five cents.
ROBERT II. NORRIS, +, NJ.
AZ extra mail for the above
the Long Island Railroad will be made this ore
Sunday The 3st inst Office from to 10 A. H. from
IA to IN PM.
The will leave 1T NJ from South Ferry j29 3trc
ID m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31

MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
,JsA The handsome double housr, with FIVE ncrrs Of
@ ground, the north side of Csseton, Staten Island
being mile from Port Richmond. and mile
half from New Brighton having front of about go feet
the water, and m the mmedate vicinity Of the steamboat
landing commanding extensive view of Elizabeth
Newark bay New York city, and adjacent country For
terms. which will be liberal, apply to
HALLIDAY MULLER, AuctIonesrs, CT Wall st.
jy22 y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31

nOCTOR MCDONNELL, Author of the Ladies' Manual
- 81 Midwifery, and member of large Lyingln Hospi-
tai IN Europe attends ladies' during their conaemer
part this city Brooklyn, for from 81 to S. according
circumstances.
note addressed to him % John street. New York will
meet with strict attention.
Ladies resdiag distance, who with dis
of long standing such obuciions refentons IT,
regulass &c th1t have failed the boosted the
dy, can apply with confidence to the Doctor by letter,
describing the OF
the disease &c for which chest nin1 he necessary
adv and medicine will be 10 their direction in
any part Of the Union Terms 81 Adde'S
T. w. MCDONNELL, Md
jazz lmsr % John street New York
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
Al FOUR LOTS, on tho north side Of 4ist street, be-
H tween the 7h and 8h avenues, with Dwelling ons,
-. and Carpenter Shop on one Of the lots
Also, mall Farm The turnpike road, Far ROChaway,
Long Island, contain bout of land under
cultvaton hne large Peach Trees of the choc
est fruit, small House. aud about four Of Woodland,
all enclosed IN g. d leuce.
Also other pieces Of land at Rocka,yy for .ale
For particulars, apply TO
JOHN J.. NORTON, Jr. IA Delaney st. or
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ICE.

= 10.
RLEACHER and Dresser Of Dry Goods established for
- several wears this city, has inform the
Importers and Jobbers that by superior all
late INVENTIONS he rs able all Silk Goods
spotted by dampness, otherwise damaged this process
pines equally TO Velvets, Ribbons, Grapes, Six Gloves,
Sllt Stockings SC
GU restored without leaving any odor ch,nging
ir shapes, ut % cents doz All kinds of SHAY
Lace Goods and tmbroderes put perfect order Par
ucplar attention will be paid che refreshing and pressing
Of stock Goods Of all descriptions All Of which will be
done very moderate prices.
Apply At 30 Dew Street New York JIG Imsr
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1'HE highest prices advanced in large and small on
gold and silver Watches diam@nds plate jcweiry dfy
goods furniture, clothing aud Of
property JOHN NJ. DAWES Licensed pa wn broker 293
William street, Duane. Persons received in private
Offices by ringing the bell. j29 lm*rrc
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NATURAL MUSIC

%tsse STILL greater attraction at ARCHY'3. No John
VJF street "A u. has Just received by tie last pach
XI from Europe conside rabe addition his already
G most extensive stock of Singing and Fancy BIZ Dis
Amongst the following will be found $50 Of the
description Of Long Breed and Duch nares and
prepared to be put up for hatchng Bird Cages Bird
and all other things The above will all
be found at Archys NO. 5 John st.
~ B-Shetand Ponies, King Charles Spaniels Italian
tTs yhounds, and other fancy dogs constantly on hend.
r. An early inspection this is without
cred m
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10 BE SOLD AT
81 OLD 81 his different pgens in the United
~ States Handlen's celebrated SNUFF called the Del.
ben, snuh The receipt presented by r. G. Derby,
OF Boston, and compliment him have
" TO call the Devbena snuff MIR. Garcia who no
more gave the receipt to Mr. Derby and he received
NJ Handling ha. Tor sale also, his American Eentleman's
Snu made from the James River Tobacco ard both
the Derbena and the American eman are 10 be had IN
bali or whole pound bottles above j28 .wsrc
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GHO 000 TO LEND bond and mortpag. a,
WOO3NVC sums to soit applicants, on good product.
Me isai estate ~ ms CITY Apply to T. s. BROAD No III
wal street. IN the Croton water Office who bss
house and iot for SALE suate 4h opposite Wa
Bgton Square. N''"'''e ""S"'
D. several small spms of money lend on Brooklyn
Ieh cstHe. Apply MS above. 100 eodlmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31

TO MARBLE WORKERS.
POLLS HING CLOTH
knn YARDS superior olishing Cloth, suitable 70
O\IO Marble Polshsrs, sky,ceiyea and for sale By
iEi Ssh. * BROOKS
i9fh rrd ~ Nssasp street
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TO OWNERS or trAt, rsrsrr .

~ " ~ .Iho Vt hEhII mol Ale
ERANlIS BLANCHET, Agent informs the owners of
heal Estate tina, he takes charge letting houses Leaf
ana collecting rents the most reasonable terms.
Joha onsee: and deyoiae ali b m 10 the above bns,
ness he all give full TO those persons who will
enus him with their confidence He give the best
dress through Post Cc-. No 21a Sixth Avenue
Ohce hours, before 9 A. M and alters r M.
Ja26 lmsrc
THE LONG ISLAND lNsUhANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 200, 900 DOLLARS
WITH.A SURPLUS
OFFICE Al FuLToN STREET, BROOKLYN.
(NONTlNUES tot lie risks on buildings, machinery,
~ chandse property generally heir usual
Ihis company passed through the greatest
conagraons that have occurred the country they
their from them with comparatively slight losses
scattering their risks All losses which the company
sustain Will be adjusted aud paid PROMPTLY hereto
fore
The Company take special notify their
New York, of eIpiratig., Of poiicies .,,,,
. ID. w. DELAMATER President
= Z. FINN, Secretary. jas imisrc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OrrioE No. 80 WALL sraEEr OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS
is Company continues 10 insure against loss tamepe
by Fine, dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings
gesral goods aud merchandise and every description
oil personal property also against loss damage by inland
"sa''on az" 'r"n'po''ag n9,na;vcrons
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Rigs
Thomas +. Woodruff. Anssn BsIer,
II X. Robson MD, Joseph Drake,
thomson Prce, Joseph Allen,
Msges Tucker, James r.. Holmes
Johh X. Dawson, John +. More
John H. Lee, William X. Thora,
Caleb G. Tunis, Thomas Morell,
Frances J.. Sage. Eugene B0gart,
joan o. Merritt, Robert Smith,
as1. T HorE s .ee-,s1s i'o'''" ' "a ire
MEDICAL NOTICE TO LADIES
nOCTOR McD0NN ELL. Author of the Ladies' Manual
- q, Mid wery and member OF large Lyingln Hospi.
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MINCE PIE


sFUbblSHED THIS DAY abook entitled "Nince Pic for
the Million" containing over 400 engraviugs, and 800
pages fu Of the wild aud wonderful and wittv
Price only rs cents. companion the idle Hour Hook
but entirely different from that odd volume
Alsojus published Leaflets of the Bali Room being
complete instructor IN the celebrated Folks Q1adrlles
me music oil the Redows Watz-price I2lS cents,
TUnNER X FISHER
-, ,,,,,.,,, 800 IA Chatham
FALENTlNk.S-Thc most extensive assortnen in Ans-
IIca on the eve OF completion Send along your orders
10 im4rc 80
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VNHE ANNUAL BALL of the New York Society will
Il ttke place a. the Apollo Rooms on Friday evening
Feb 10Th CIAS WAINWRIGHT Ppesident o.
WARREN BLWEN. Secretary. j3i 2src
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
Lake Il Canal TranSportati0n
VANDEWATER'S
OsWeG0 line of lake boats.
VyiT PROP ETI1RS

THE PROPRIETOR
OF this old established Line will, during
the season, run their Daily Line q: Lake
Boats between New York and Cswego
direct, without transhipment at Albany, in
connection wit la line OF substantial Schoon
ers, plviqg between OsNcgo and the va
rious Pors on the Upper Lakes.
The splend new Steam Propeller JAMES
WOOD, Of 400 tons buuuhen, and The
Oswego and Chicago Line Of sail vessels.
Fl. Filzhagh & Co., Propretors, plying
between Oswego, Milwaukee, Racine
Southport, Chicago and intermediate ports
will Iun in connection with his line al
ford.ng superior facilities for The trans or-
tat on Of emigranls, and al kinds of prop
eriy. to or from Lake Michigan.
o. Property shipped by This line is in
surclf from New York TO Oswego, but nc
further, except bv special contract.
PRoPRIEToRs,
r, J. VAN WATER,
10 BroaL ST, Y, !,
", II, VAN DEWATER, 10j Pier A}b.
II, FtTZHUGH & co. Oswrgo,
JAMES PECK s. CO., Ch'c1go
G, |, HUTCHINSON & CO., Agents
omhport w. 4
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
HAYS M'KINLEY. IA. D

AsiNG nearly recovered from cf.
- iects OF chronic dyspepsia, disease of
the stomach and lis sympathetic affections,
ms OBJECT 10 first coming to This country,l
ano also from recent attack of conges,iva
renting fever; aud intending TO remain
permanently, liz Southport, would respect
fully, offer his professional services TO the
public.
And having been actively engaged in
The study and practice Of med cine and
surgery during the last fourteen years.
cepting The last two; and having closely
inv estigated the nature and character, not
only oil acute, but also o. chronic diseases.
generally, and altentively studied their APP
proprlaie treatment, he can. the moro con.
tlden tally, invite The patronage of the pub
lie.
lie would also sly to all who may favor
him with their friendship and patronage.
that he hopes they viii ;n;ius, him with
the know ledge and treatment OF disease, us
coniidngly as he invites their patronage,
and ihat their confidence shall not be yio-
latel.
Off .e on Main street, fl st door north of
S. II. Clements jeweller shop. Residence
AZ Mr.. Daniels third house north Of the
north W. ST curner Of the Common.
E Southport, Jan. 6, 1917. n26~ly.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
Restorative Franchise.
CONSUMPTION.

Y OUIS FONTAlN, junior partner o. the h'fns
| lFop;ain * Son. Chemists and Prescription
i.ts TO the ROYAL University Paris, has stabl!shed
at Washington City, ID. c., Depot Tor the sale
of thc, above celebrated compound, witch they
offer 10 the American Public as a saRE aNTiporh
FOR CONSUMPTION; tn its ADVANCE as wen ms iNcif-
HINT staces Acting directly upon the Lungs,
and arrestine their decay, il not only soo'hes and
ouicts d, once the distress and pam attcn SAINT up
on this heretofore regarded fatal disease but Ies
torres the Lungs an,i&her sympahizing organs 10
natural and healthy aciol' Accompanying each
package are general instructions and difeetions
TRANSLATED Jor lis use adapted TO all cascs, aud IL
strictly followed, will not fail in every instance
If the Lungs are not wholly tonsumed-of re-
storing thr patient to health which may be perma
uen,ly secured by future care and avoiding zoe
much exposure TO atmospheric changes
Price Eight Francs LOUIS F0NIAiS'
- For The information OF persons residing ~
the lnterior-any part of the Governmen'--he
would safe that the remedy Is prepared aud i'm
pegted direct from their Laboraiore, Paris, and
that the same can be transported through Mail, !"
he is advised bv Officers of tie Post Office DO
pariment to any PostOffice in the country at tho
same charge as for double letter, Any psrss
therefore residing distant from this CITY, who
may isb to avail themselves Of the remeGy. caa
do so bv addressing him through the mail, post
pad. Two dollars accompanying on order will
entit,e a person 10 one whole and one third pack
age. Lo'iS foN ~
Washington, d. c., October !. is46, n20sn'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
.SUGAR COATED' PILLS.
BEwAREl CAurios!!

|TsIfE increasing popularity OF DIR. G. BENZ
L SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGET
ABLE SUGAR COAETD PILLS, has Induced
a number OF persons 10 make something they call
FILLS and coat them with sugar, In order 10 sell
them tor the genuine, while they do not possess
particle OF the goodness, or even assimlate in ap-
pearance TO the original. DIR. Smiths Pills In
short, they arc in tended FRAUD upon the
community. mlnlster who at first had amin
ierest In an Imitation Sugar Coated Pill manu-
featured IN Albany, n. Y has gwen them UP, as
ne says, on account OF Tie miserable dishonest par
Ties concerned IN manufacturing them. The same
party are now ndus'rously circulating reports cal
cuiaied 10 inJure Dr. Smith aud to affect the rep
nlation OF his valuable pills; but ia Their than no
uce them IN public DR.. Smith is alb cut 10 insti.
tute egal proceeding against them Tor their SLAM
ders, as he has IN another case against a similar
party, IN which he recovered large amount of
damages. These miserable lmItators have TO re
sort 10 the most abominable means ID palm off
their counterfeit pills, as the public know that DIR.
Smith s are the orisional and genuine Several
instances have come TO public notice in which
life has been endangered by the unfortunate use of
the counterfelis. IL is Dr. Smith Pills thai are
doing much good In the c0unlry-as the follow
ing plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S
Use and Recommend DIR. Smiths Pills than
all Others.
This Is TO certify that have used the Sugar
Coated Pills manufactured by G. Ben jamin Smith
OF New York, tor some time, and believe them TO
be a good medicine; and also. from inquiry In that
city, am persuaded that he is the origional inven
tor, and therefore is entitled tn the benefit OF the
invention
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

II EFAULT having been made in the condition
~ OF certain mortgage executed by James b.
Treadwell, of Racine County, Wisconsin Terri
tory to John BuIlen, Jr., of Racine aforesaid,
bearing date the fifteenth (I5) day of September
(S4o) Eighteen hundred and forty five and recor
ded IN the Office OF Registers of deeds OF Racine
County Wisconsin Territory, on the twenty third
(23) day OF October Eighteen hundred forty SIX
(lSt6, at four az o'clock in the afternoon of said
day In Vol. +. OF Mortgages on pages 439, 440 and
AL, on which said mortgage there is claimed to
be due al the date of this notice the sum Of three
hundred and eighty two dollars and twelve cents
1882 12)--Now therefore notice is hereby given
that by virtue OF the power of sale contained in
said mortgage and in pursuance of the Statute In
such case made and provided, will he sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the City Ho-
tel Kept by John Bush in the village of Southport
Racine County Wisconsin Territory on Thursday
the Eighteenth (l5) day of March Eli ghteen hun.
dred and forty (lS47) at ten COY o'elack
in the forenoon, the premises described in said
mortgage which follows, to wit-All the
following described parcels of land, situate in Ra
cine County Wisconsin Territory, and being
part of the south halt OF S ction number thirteen
I3l in town three (3) north of Range number
twenty two (22) east and described as follows to
wit: Commencing siAty-ive (65) rods west
Of the east quarter stake running west thirty hive
(:s5) rods 10 the centre of said section number
thirteen, Tl3l thence south TO the south quarter
stake thence east y chin sixty five I6ol rods OF
the south east corner Of said section namber thr-
teen, ISL thence north to The place of beginning
containing ninety five 1851 acres including the
road more or less. Also all that part OF the
south west quarter of said section number ihlr-
teen which lies the cas-! side OF the centre OF
the Chicago and Milwaukee road, running north
erly and southerly through said quarter section,
containing the said last named parcel of land
twenty nine ard half (293 acres of land more
or less Dated Dec. II. 1876.
JOHN BUL--EN, Jr. Mortgage.
KSsu,s &, STEELE Attv's - ..'rn
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MORTGAGE SALE

[ NEFAUI.T having been made n the pa yment
, OF certain principal and interest money VS. doe
upon lndeniure OF Mortgage executed by Roy
al b. Sykes, OF the town OF Southport, County of
Racine aud Territory OF Wisconsin, TO Daniel
Stevens, of the town of Pleasant Prairie, in the
County and Territory aforesaid, bearing date the
9th day If July in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty five tlS45) and re.
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Ra
CINE County, Wisconsin Territory on the to eniy
seventh ~ day of March in the year OF our Lord
one THOUSAND eight hundred and forty six rIS46l
az fifteen minutes past twelve o'clock AT noon of
said day in volume F. of mortgages. at pages five
l5l and six CO., and upon which said mortgage,
there Is claimed TO be due at the dale of this no.
tce the sum of two hundred and ninety five dol
lars and ninety three cents [295 %
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen that by
virtue OF power oil sale contained IN said mort
gage, and in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided, will be sold ut Public
auction to the highest bidder, at the City Hotel
kept by John Bush, in the village and town of
Southport, IN the county and territory aforesaid,
on the first Il day oil April next eighteen hun
dred and forty seven 1917 at eleven o cloe k in
the forenoon Of that day The premises described in
said mortgag,, or so much thereof as will satisfy
and discharge said principal and interest moneys
and costs TO wit: "All The following pieces or par
cells OF land situate lying and being in the county
of Racine and territory OF Wisconsin and desg.
naei and described as follows to Wit: The east
half OF the south west quarter OF section No four
teen (ii) IN township No. one north of
range No twenty two 22 east, containing
eighty 90 acres, be the same more or less
Aud also the north half of the west half of the
south west quarter OF said section No. fourteen
/: Town and range aforesaid, containing forty
acres be the same more or less. Dated Southport
this 9Th day OF January A. ID. 1877.
DANIEL STEVENS, Mortgage.
SroDDARD IL FEENcH, Atty's. 2o,l2t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
uTThe attention OF the reader Is directed to an
Advertisement in another column. of Fontans
Remedy for CossUMPTIos.
DI E. D.

Al Southport, Dec 80, 1916. Mrs. Al
LICE SHAY, consort of Mr.. Richard Shay,
in the 39.h year Of her age.
Suddenly indeed has been called from earth
sffeetionae wife and mother; the circumstances
connected with this sudden bereavement are Pc
cuiar. The deceased was tending to her house
hold affairs apparently in The enjoyment of health
on the day of her departure, she complained of
slight headache and retired to her room soon af
Ter on being int rrogated concerning her health,
replied that her head was better and that she
you'd rejoin the family presently. Unconcerned
did the husband leave her chamber, not long how
ever before the presence OF the wife and mother
was required. L he call was repeated, but answer
ed not--for in the few short moments which inter
vened between the first and the second call her
spirit had fed earths troubles more to realize,
but to obey the Supreme Summons in appearing
at the Tribuna of her God Thus at noon day,
"he night cometh." BY this dispensaton hus
band has been deprived of an endearing wife, a
family ofchildren of the kind and protecting care
OF a mother, and all with whom she was acqain-
ted an ardent and worthy friend. /.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
EIGHT THOUSAND FRUIT TREES,
Will be received early next fall at the
SOILTIPlR NURSERY

4 LII large and handsome trees for planting
"a orchards. 4 part Of the apple trees will be of
re large size - larger than have ever yet been
ought into the country-four and five years old
tithrlty growth. To the lovers of good fruit |
sn1 you wil be in advance OF many, who bought
l. tie prouts years before you. With this addi-
ton to my present stock of trees, shall be able
10 supply trees of almost any size of Apples Pears,
pInms Cherries. Peaches, Aprieots, Neia,'nes,
and Ounce, have also large saPr'y e Craze
Vines Currants Goose berries -poetfier stFaw
berries, e., am.ntal Trees;Su bs,Bu. '0"S 'oo'''
Hardy roses Vines, Plants, &c.
Trees &c. ordered from distance will be dis
tnctly labelled and suitably packed so as to be
sent to any part OF tie country with Pc rfect safety
I'tIOS. S. COLEMAN.
Jouthport July, IS46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-06
TOYS AND CANDIES.

FEVaose in search Ct Candies and Toys
H. will do well 10 call on Mr. Bone, one
door south Of Nc Knney's where may he
found good assortment OF Childrens Toys
and Juvenile Fxings, also great vare
" Of Frcsh Candies by the box, or retail,
died peaches. almonds. peanuts. brazil do,
some excellent apples, cocoanut cakes. fan
CIV baskets. rattle boxes. dolls and dolls
heads, fresh rasns and molasses candy,two
cks for cent piece. n2o-ii'
Snuihppt. Dac l6. IS45.