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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
TIE NORTHUMBERLAND


IN No one who visited the FAIR 81 the American last
ute Nblos the year 40 can f. 70 remember
dd s who was the presiding deity u acoye q bar
bosg, commits etc. nyslng Juno Ia satenes. and the
swan VI Leda ia oeauty-D0 wonder she ~ss he cy1o
Of al eyes" With features AZ autlcs in outline -
Ceop1tras her skin almost equally dark 10 complex
eaey Of texture which rendered it doubtful whether y
could De surpeed By the perfect fairness In roh
II "as such as the poet describe. az
"-IAaf clesr obscers,
So softy dark, and darsly pare"
which made the lovely brunstte 90 captivating Nov 1
the denDuenenf Only few months previous 70 this pub
triumph Miss NJ hIdeOus with efupti0ns az
ffecess itis possible TO conceIye her fsotes rssr
aud line proportions IA ed D. elicit the homage which
fe. week.-Mrs. Of DR.. OOJRAJDS exquisite ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP al length compelled. In her bount'
les grattads for the blessing conferred, she fails not o
ever 70 lavish On this delicious s0Aiew tn'
Hsfmest praise
genasne DR.. FELIX GOUkAuD's Depct, O. Waierst
It store FROM Broadway, wheIe may Be found OOl'
RAUUs miraculous PouSrs sutts for the total esiys
Of supefuous hair COURAUDs Lay Bhsfs, Tor i'm
parting Wilderness bnznce, aao sm0othness 70 the dsrk
and toughest skin OOUkAUD's Liquid Rousf, tor
uGtins pale cheeks and lips with permanent roslnes'
and other equally valuable toilet preparations Bswne y
iPuyiou articles GOURAUD'S compounds are ouly sold
as above, nsInsy, at 81 Wslkers. n5 ned
PAIs ~ THE slOE AND BREAsr, HEADAcH. ks.-Wuslf'
Indus IegetobN Pis estain every dsscfP
non OF pains because they purge from the body those mo
bid hunor which are the only Of the absss az
agreeable complaints, but OF every mslsdy incidea,
From three 70 OK Of said Indian Vesstsbe fib
taken Al night on gong 10 bed will. short rms q"
relief even Ia the most intense suffering, and psefes
snce according 10 drectlOns will certainly rcstofe w
body 70 sound state Of health Wrigs, lndssn tsssa
P also AID and improve digestion, and Therefore Al"
health and sor 10 the whole frame aswel drive pa
or distress on every description from the body
Beware OF sufarcozted eountefelts None are sns,.
without the written signature OF Wa Wnssr on ne ~,
label Of each box for sale wholesale and stall Wv
hsw'Iet prseipai o@es, ~ 0sssevsshT@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

e M o. n. FosrKK. OF the Nsw-Asvsa Roats,
vii .sssp, eur ,AsaAs Tor copy Of yssssrd.ys ssssa
/ilss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

s,-pxr. corar-In Cb.mbe -Befers judge
Eamouds-SsiAr<u Barvass-Nessrs hdrcra ffi"t
JoAs ssrd aad Saszsl Hard composing To- nIm o.
Prime Ward 4 Coz were again brought up Purt1sns
10 adjourn the still vel warrant sued oet oy Toe
Jefferson COun,y Bank orville Hnngcriort' k'q fre'
dent Of tho bank snt aso moot abe eoan'e rom !ei
ferson County. sppeared In behalf Of the sopicsion
ana Nessrs n 3 Biuu,. Martin. s,rong & sinith aud
others opposed The claim u the bank ssai1si Prime
Ward 4 Co "a Judgment OF shout ss0ooO. iog which
th,y AZ % about $4,000 stock aud sscurlss held y
Ire hsnk On the part OF defence was coIs-rdct Inst
A.. aa3srton which the warrant wa bss-d.is elective
As /, ssy. toe claim IL % Judgment which Mr. bun'
eon.nced rot sufficient ss inc sct says ne naioie
OF the claim shall b. stated, showing "nctcr ~ .
h.s on contract or not 20 the lsw q1ifes ~hs-rst
!, iadsmsnt' nsy have been obtained an ae,en o.
,rover sc and the term does not show the fiufe OF
- ORIGINAL Transaction Mr. b cOnspded that Toe com.
,n svsIns ~ tbi. deficiency 10 the 81 isvt should DO
di.ni,,ed The idea strongly opposed ~ me eoun'
al for eoro2 snsnt who tnst tne sh1s't "s
sptriezt The counsel stated ihsitne hannSisn bsns
.hich has me next largest claim has also ssueds sill
val warrant, ready to bs served. aud VIII come IN
should this bs dismissed. Mr. Bldnt eoornded mat
,hr Rad been no unjust refusal to pay on The part Of
Msssrs Prime. Ward Go. they offered W sFe up ~
m ra,a for ns benefit Of their creditors He eortenced
Ia, an ssssneut OF the kind would BE- valid. ard that
the claimants In Stilwel warrant cannot ns's prefer
ence. 10 proof this b. cited the case OF "sadsl "
sprseus lust decided by the Chancellor At sHaicgs
Ths Judge viii give bis decision this ioEsnoon.
n : c,not-rr Corpr-Bsiore Judge Nelson - Do
fon.s Boob vs. julius Gross Gsasiy Sen q as Action
TO recover dsmsges for infringement OF pstent Tor Co.
ssn Of figured ak buttons already referred 70 The
Jury found in favor OF plaintiff, with 500 damages
The right having been ostseshed the Court granted
The Injunction which hsd been asked for.
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~ The Lvceum Hall, Brooklyn. b. nightly dnuns he
pr-.ent We been filed tb fashionable As.e drawn
there behold extraordinsry illusions n Nsta Macs
performed Nv that celebrated professor o. the BLACK az
Signor BLrl His Neuuii0quism causes Laughter Doih
loud aud long.
~ GRAND GAIA nay this a. the American Ansslm
IT, sive their nshabo sad chasts
nerforrrances Great Wesiern bis Yankee comicail -
and other performers Of talent aud merit apPeHr ~
Afternoon and "a "a the evening when also the sat bA
i,,n Panorama Of London will he exhibited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
wlLLIAMsBuRGH AFFAIRS.

- This evening there is to be debate before
the Lycaum at the Presbyterian Church, on ihe Next
can War.
The Accommodating Fund aud Building Association a'o
holds its monthly meeting At Lexington Hall We IN
derstasi that statement Of its sarI 10 to be presented
and an election 10 3D. a vacancy Is % t.ke place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

~ The Lyceun Hail. Brooklyn. b. nightly dnuns he
present week been filed NIB fahonsbe assembly afsWu
b.rs m behold extraordinary illusions Natural Mace
performed hy that celebrated professor o. the BLACK az
Signor Bun His Neutfiloquism causes Laughter 9oih
I linda d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

~ GRAND GAIA Day TIN. a. the American Nussqm
TIE Ethiopian Serensders give their anshablo sad cse
nerfarmances. Great Wcsem bis Yankee eonletlil 80
and other performers Of taent aud mert appear 40
Afternoon and "A the evening when sso tue sstt "a
loon Panorama Of London will be exhibited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

l. PanIIrs Pa0SIx--h men of Mr.. Phoenix 8
.,s.no and standing would only consent to stand as
candidates tnere need be no complaint Of the diili-
cals Of inducing Wings 10 vote Usually, We
have great d.icalty ia inducing even Passabie men
~ stAnd; and then great body oil wings refuse
10 vote because the candidates are DOL sueh 'hes
wish ior TIE majority OF Mir Ph"nix yesterdsy'
over IS capable and popular a man as our oPPe
nents could start proves the advantage OF having
our best mca IN nomination and the readiness oi
me n,o.t isstdious or slagsish 10 vote when saeh
are presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

~ W GREAroN = 20. n Csdsrst. are selling tbs
genuine Albert @. Bsglsy Pen Tor only Fl 80 Silver
Pencil Case included. Also, Levi Browns, Spencer
Rende josiah Hayden Co. and other Pens n celebrated
/ st,up. e. reduced prices Cold Pen, repoNtsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
Our Senators.

The election of FOUR WIG SENATORS from our
City forms new in the politics Of Ne~-York
There has not been election before this within
the memory of man when this City, as Distracted
by cur opponents, could have chosen Wing sena.
tor IRON each quarter The character Of the men,
moreover Is theme for hearty congratulatiOn.-
JoAs l.. LAwKEscE would find few superors in
any Legislative body WIN. SAMUEL JoHssoS is
one OF the most respected Of our citizens able
experienced and careful; while WILLIAM Hall
and SAMUEL FRosr worthy and capable bus
meas men. who have ever be- faithful and efficient
Wigs without aspiring to public station. One
month ago, not OF our tour Senators elect had
any idea OF going to Albany To legislste this
W inter than OF gong to Greenland on n sealing
yoy age. On the other hand. some other gentle
men who confidently expected " go will not be re-
CURED u make any sacfIbce OF their time or b. All
ness-We siucsr-'.y regret that Mr. Robert Kelly
who ommended on all sides as an e.stimabis
Ca, avery way qualified Tor Senator was per
.,,..a 10 run AT this time. Hc shou d have cesreC
h.,,sck when no saw the engip.e coming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

to Ladies And gentlemen invited 10 examine Oh.
beautiful collection ~ superior city made fosewuod, ma
hognny and black walnut furniture 20 be sold ~ auction
tomorrow, by L. g.. kgsiP at sales Room 50 Broadway
The assortm0nt 10 very cxtenyc, and embf.cc. many
very desirable and high articles VIII oh ID be found
wei worthy the attention Of buycrs
As0 severe, planDioriss, which will be sold without r.
serve. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
Friday al sale. Room. 80 Broadway Mortgage, Sale
o the furniture Of private family comprising good
sortmest OF parlol and chamber furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

~ The competition In business is such that
The cOnspcu0u, seem necessary 20 atrsot c,s
toners. and country wanted, sign. nsy
be multi Piled In the shape Of advertisements and spread
broad hOug hOut the country through the columns ~
pspe publ .hed Ia different cities aud towns Tor which
3. PALsrR-whose Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency In tho Tribune Buildnzs-s the duly authorized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

We believe the " hiss have carried three-iourth'
of both Houses and elected every msn on theiI
State Ticket by 10000 to 10000 majority We
think Nj Fillmore's majority can hardly ial shor
Of 80, 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

PoLiCE-R0ss Wilkinson OF this City, was ar
rested on Saturday ss, by Seth w Fowle OF Boston
for coun,erfsi,ing wrappers labels &c Of Wi''.s Bsl
sam Of Wild Cherry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

RiCngLiEU DnNoSpPoINrsO Coin Pass TRIUMPH
ANrDespte Of the hue and cry this magnificent
pen continues to attract the public attention, and 10 af
mted to be the best and cheapest IN the world ID D.
WATSON 1 Co q William It, one door below Wall, and
SAVAGE y Fultons have the exclusive sale Of these
Other gold pen. - cents e. 81 -, with silver psn.'
Oh 80 ..r.trIlv rs,afred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

" The cheapest and best place IN the city 10 90, your
Boots Shoes CATERS IL at JoNEs's hnnst tho
Museum. You get there good Boots tor - 81 a.
can be purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite aszViuE lie
also sells frsrate Boot at s. So which Is usually sold
for s. DOube-soled waterproof Boots AZ a. S. - and
g.. JONES las the system, Of doing busness-hg ht
expenses and small profits All goods purchased At Ann.
ST. are warranted 10 give entire satisfaction. go W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

ORsAsE sPorss SrsISs &C-The Magic Erasiys sosi
removes instantly grease spoi stains from clothes.
pes, wOOicns &C without inlufy leaving the part ccanet
new, br ght, 'Pots.s sold only ia Ns~fors ~ Chi
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

ClARS. BRorstR a Co.'S 0oLp PsSs-rhese Pens are
fast taking the lead the best Pens yet offered 10 'hs pub
hc All who wish 10 have the satisfaction OF selling or
using good article are invited 10 call ca CLARK Bsorhfs
Co 3S John-st cor. Nasssust
To Lrr-A shop down town, suitable Tor Js"eief or
business Of that sort Apply ~ above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

The Public Lands bsong - and are tue property oi
the People. What spectacle our country presents A
Government made 0y The People OTning millions VI IN
appropriated uncugsed ands, while thousands oi our
fellow citizens waiting miserable existence Ia our
cities and large towns for the want u. regular employ
meni who, II allowed % Do 90, " sol8 % purchase
would settle upon and cultivate such lands thereby pro
noting taelr comfort and adding largely " Ine
wealth Of the nation.
Ten hours out Of the tWentyfOur faithfully devoted
10 labor should afford comfortable support Tor the
honest industrious and economical laborer 10 IS al
which should BE- distracted from that portion OF bis
time which should be devoted % mental and moral eui
.are % the enjoyment Of rest OF social domestic and
hous privileges The well being Of the individuA
aud the true interest Of the community would alike Do
promoted By toe adoption Of the Ten hour rule.
The above 10 crude and hasiy statement Of opinions
which have long entertained, made ~ your request
A portion OF my fellow citixous have done me the
honor u make me Candidate FOR tbs Office Of Attorney
General Of this state. say have done me the honor
An honor not much arslnz from the high Office for
which AN named resulting from the pure Character
Of those who have proposed my name. To receive such
a nomination from such men as are associated In ,nis
Stale give freedom the Slave 10 Indeed honor Of
which have rignt 70 be proud To enjoy the conn
dence Of tho Liberty party In this country and 10 de-
that confidence Is object worthy Of any man
ambition
10 answering your letter should seek your votes By
an insincere pretenes Of agreement with your sent
menu should forfeit my own seirespeet and that OF
those most esteem neither expect or desire an eec
ton. have no ASPIRATIONS for any public staroo what
ever only desire faithfully 10 discharge my duties a
a man and private citizen and am most willing and
DESTROYS to leave ell ofices such better quail
led 10 al them, and have desire 10 do %.
With these sentimen.s remain truly aud respectful
ly yours LEONARD GIBBS
Sew ersl letters Of similar purport have been ad
dressed to the Reiormers by candidates. bat We
can End none save Gerrit Smiths, already pub
ished, which combines equal justice TO the subject
with ike economy of words
We first knew Mr.. Gibbs nearly ten years age
as Wing Member Of Assembly from Washington
County-snd knew him as a pure true, Christian
legislator who sought only the good OF the comma
nifty IN bis legislative labon. he has since trsv
elsd away from the Wing Party-we think IN
wisely acknowledgement We are sure not iron
any unworthy motive. We need such men In oul
ranks, and we believe they would be more usefu
in the Wing party than in wandering of after any
one idea whatever. Yet We ask all our readers u
consider thoughtfuy the positions above set fortt
by M Gibbs and Judge whether the average con
dition OF the Human Family would no, be improved
by their general approval, adoption, and reduction
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

REVOLUTION IN STEAM PROGRESSION Under
this head the Liverpool Times describes an nven-
ton recently perfected by Mr. Parkhurst, gentle.
man OF great mechanical ingenuity, which IN the
opinion of the editor must superccdc the existing
modes Of steam propulsion and reyoutionize the
traffic by sea. The Times says, that against the
old paddle wheels strong objections to the loss
of power and other drawbacks upon a steamers pro-
gTess have been urged, which it would be useless
to repeat here, for they well known TO PRACTICAL
engineers and seamen ard remedy Nas sought for
in the screw. The screw had been only partially
successful, as its limited adoption proves. The
ly vessel OF note to which it has been applied, is
the Great Britain and the unfortunate termination
OF her career hardly gave that invention fair trial
on large scale The invention Of Mr. Parkhurst
is described by the Times TO be entirely OF gina.
and like most useful inventions beautifully simple.
The advantages are threeiod-a greatly increased
rate of speed, a vast increased power Of stowagc
by the reduction OF the present cumbrous machine
ry In the holds of steamers, and reduce cxpcnd-
turc in the cost of the euginc-poweT i number
OF submerged vertical propecrs arc to be fixed on
each side OF the vessel: these reyolvc in unison and
by the force which they take hold OF the water and
the power which this combined action gives Them
must send forward the ship at a speed altogether
mattainabie by the present OF any known system
1t Is asserted by practical men, that vessel SO
propelled would cross the Atlantic in nearly half the
time OF the best steamers now employed in ocean
navigation. Experiments have been tried by the
application Of steam power to these propellcgs one
OF which, six !eet high, thirty inches diameter was
driven by siX-hofse power engne-294 rcvofu-
tons per minute, which practical gentlemen pres
ent stated would drive vessel p miles per hour.
Mr.. parkhurst is coming TO this country in the Sa-
rah Sands, with view TO lay his ins ention before
our government, and if the Times is correct in its
estimate OF the value of the improvement, he will
undoubtedly receive ample encouragcmcnt.-Buifa Ia
10 Express
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
EXEMPTION OF HOME.

The following paragraph from the Philadelphia
Ledger shoullat leastmahe our people THINK upon
the subject:
But the Great curse of Ireland and indeed of
England and Scotland, now unknown in France
and Belgium, is the accumulation ofhe land in the
hands OF few lords and its cultivation by tenants
who are starved TO pay rents. BY the revolution of
1889, all the estate OF the French nobility and ccr-
gy, in other words, all the land in the kingdom,
were confecated and sold in small farms; and by
the laws of distribution which have prevailed in
that country ever since, an estate on the decease
of the owner, is divided among his children or
other heirs The same system has been adopted
in Belgium, and as consequence IN each country,
landed estates are small and every man owns the
land that he cutiyates But i'll Ireland not spade
or plow is put into foot ofsoil by its owner,
not an acre is cultivated excepting by poor ten
ant who pays an enormous rent, which Is divided
among three or four intermediate agents and the
landlord, the latter continually absent and spending
the rents thus cxtoted from the ragged cultyator,
at foreign gaming tables and in dssipations at for
eign watering places The contrast between France
or Belgium and Ireland, ought to speak i'll tones of
thunder 10 every State OF Union, upon the ten
ures ofland, and against It's accumulation in large
estate
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
.Josenh c. Neal, the Charcoal Sketcher,"

Joseph c. Neal, the Charcoal Sketcher," in his
thinning of "Tribulation Trcpid. a man without
Hope thus admirably hits off that class OF people
who never so happy as when they are miserable
How are you, Trepida How do you feel to-day,
Mr.. Trepd?' "a great deal worse than was
thank &c most dead, | au obliged TO you; I'm
always worse than | was, and don't think was
ever any better. I'm very sure any how m not
going to be any better; and for the future you may
always know I'm worse without asking any ques
tons for the questions make me worse if nothing
else does" Why, Trepid, what's the matter
with you7' Nothing, | tell you, in particular;
but great deal is the matter with me in general !;
and that's the danger, because we don't know what
it is That S what kills people, when they cant
tell wlset it is that's what's killing me. My gre t
grandfather died of it, and will |. The DOCTOR
don't know; they can't tell they say m well
enough when I'm bad enough, and so there's no
help I'm going off some of these days, right
after my gareat grandfather, dying of nothing il
particular. bat every thing in general That:
what finishes folks"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
DECLARATION OF WAR!

d MARSTON has now got up the best Shop
N. in the Territory for painting and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Painting and Polishing
Carriages and Sleighs in better style than can be
done else where. After the experience of twenty
years he atters himself that he cannot be beat lay
ing psper-he also prepares walls and paints walls
all colofs and different styles that in any rooms
the walls can be washed as we'll as any wood, and
this he does from his own experience and knowl-
edge and is prepared to do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere in
the Territory.
NIB Paints and Oils always for sale and at
my shop and colors of every description prepared
and sold atsight Grainlng and Imitation of E
eyptan marble and all other kinds of wood and
marble &C., &c
u Shop corner of church and pearl streets.
Southport Dec Z, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
D, l., Mckinney
WHOLESALE AND RETAIN DEALER IN

WHOLESALE AND retail DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
I'm the Gus Buildings-Store formerly occupied
hy Torrey & Russell, corner Main and Market
Streets.,(
SOUTHPORT. w. T.,
TTAS inst received from y. Y. and Philadelphia
an addition TO his former Stock, making II
one OF the largest and best in the market; and hay
mo purchased them on terms which will enable
him TO sell them at his usual low prices, ne feels
safe IN saving his customers and the pubic gen
rally that they can obtain better bargains, by call
nv -, him Than have ever been offered by other
dealers in this market, which the public 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 lie high credi' pri-
COS which have been charged heretofore by dealers
do;pq credit business, or in other words having
=, nsv for sso,her mems credit ;5ly
Oct. Ia, I; 10.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

The Telegraph is printed on double me .oa I'M
At the rate Of 50 per annum in advance, or 300 300
sny time before the expiration OF mon vi rom
he time of subscribing, or So ifpaymen' De longer
delayed. ,f. lace rer;od than
,brse monthsI and no paper discontinued until all
aAreafaseS A ADVERTISEMENTS,
,.sr,.d at the rate one dollar per square for the
5rst insertion, and shiings per square Tor each
subsequent insertion.
Terms of yearly advertising-l column, $2oi
o do, 800; do, $l5: do, $l2; square, DO;
f6 lines or less, SO. No advertiser ents inserted
- the above rates for less period than one year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
OLD SHOP IN RUINS

OLD SHOP IN RUINS !!
ID B. WINSOR would take this method 70 in
IL. form his friends and customers that since
the calamity that has befallen him in consequence
ofthe late fire, has removed to his new building
ls door west of Hale, Loe ~ Lays store on Mar
ket ST., opposite the Meat Market.
Also having in remembrance past favors for
which he tenders his thanks, and hoping at the
sametime that II WILDE unnecessary for him call
in any other way on those who may have been so
unfortunate as to owe him al this time.
n. B. The saddle and harness business will be
continued in its various branches at the place a.
bove mentioned. r. b. w.
Southport, APP il IA, 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

n zoo Gallons Of S NE w a r Z
wv all sorts and sizes, just received,
and for sale at wholesale and retail by
f. POMEROY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
LEAD PIPE

A GOOD assortment OF Lead Pipe can now be
n found at the Hardware Store. f. Balm.
March IL, '46