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What govern'd By ny wife
rhat@ise q good idea:
Who al my life
Have kept the sex in fear;
The thunder Of my voice 5t
Will make crowd assemble;
IL make a heart rejoice, ID. .a.-hf s#
can also make Il e~eablc. fs
A magistrate like me, .-es .g ..as.f
A womsn's tonsuc 10 heed : .s.y s.
I'm not MIN 10 BE- s...,s
Under government---indeed. r.- .....
The flashes from my eye r..g.T
Wculd make female START; r,. ..5
II is WHISPERED on the sly, s.rt. ..
r- That 1t broke my frat wife's heart.
But my second is--so kind 8fh -..
So earessing $50 yenteelz-- r. i5..,
] really sometimes find
My senses dance reel.
She certainly contrives
To do just as she plesse.s Inn 1o
But she il the best OF wives -'-asF'i
Although she often teases. Hrtrrnmi
My habits are all chsng'd,
Old friends discharged for new;
My affairs are disarrang'd, $3.50. "ff-
Ny keys and cash. box too; 4t'
She has relatives by dozens, 20
But I've no, the heart to tell her ir.
aorr like whiskered cousins .l.aH
ta Aturnins out my cellar. ,7.,rsa ,ar-
Ny hoase is not the same I'll ao.lssar rtde la
That il was ten years ago; 7-irq 'aa f-}
But I'm not inrthe frame ..f. .fi s-g
- OF mind, TO tell hef 70. hns s.r yy-s
Indeed, il is no use, i,trtr.r, gr.if.sa
hu Fos' her tongue runs very fast; t,. ..,..
Her. words ara 30 r.ofnsr. ,,f ss- .-.-
That she always has the last.
rv-s rr.pect hrr sex, din ,aa ,as
And avoid unequal strife o3g,-. "a, a,rr,
should not like TO yex
20 My pretty little wife, .ouY snr ~
Bat AZ ser eeins t6vern'd, sn su h2m
really never heard a5Id $40 ade.a 9Yl
or s~y Win report oa 10 % ane -Hr
lio1 So Pc, ,iectiy absurd. goa le.l1arae s
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~ 20 bX8eR1
Bread made Of whea, f1q ken ou,
Of the oven, 10 upprepsved hn.h. Il
should 70 through change, 81 (k be,o,s Il II
eaten. Young ps,sons, ov persons enjoying vi.
Corous heanh, msy est bread immediately shcs
Being baked. w7fhout sensible injury fron, II
but aged or ~iesAly pessons csnnos---and none
can es. ssch wit'ruut 'doe. harm to the diues.
tive organs. Bread. sner being baked, goes
thrd"'eh change similsr 10 the change in new.
~ trewed beer, or newly churned bnttefaAilk,
neither being healthy until after the change,
During the cIisnge in bread, il sends Off large
rort'or cfcarecn. n unherl,hy gas, and inhales
large portion Of oxygen s-d healthy gas
Bread has. according TO the colnpu,atidn of ehy.
s'cInns, one fhh more nItrintcnt n Il wnen
ripe, "hsr when frs. 'ctA OF the oven. II no,
only has more nutriment, but inparts a greater
degree Of checrfuinres. lie who eats old ripe
tread, will hasee r,,frh greater now of animal
spItfts. than he would were he to eat ansipe
bread. Bread, % cefo.e observed, Nietharges
carbon and imbibes oxygen One thing IL con.
necti6n with this Thought should be particularly
noticed BY an house west 70 10 let the bread
ripen Where il csn rn.ale tire oxygeh in para
slate. Bread will always taste Of the sir that
shrrodnds II while ripeoiag, hence it should
''pcn wirere the an 10 pure. n should never
r'pen in q cellar, nor ic chose Cupboard nor in
bedroom. The noxious vspors Of cellar or
cupboard never should enter into rrd f,rra
part Of the tread we est Rrcs1 should be ipht,
~enbased, and properly ripcned before !. should
be eaten. Bread that is several day. old, may
be renewed 90 as TO have al the freshness and
'ightncss Of new bread, by simply putting il 10.
20 q ,,usrs,cn stesnYe. over me nrs, and steam.
ing it half or three.quarters Of an hour. The
vessel under the s,camer containing the water,
should not be more then Asif fnf1. otherwise the
water may loil Up into tho sreamer Ard we,
the bread. After the bread "a srsan,ed, d should
De taseh ont Of the steamer. and wrsppea loose.
ly in a cfosh. to dry and cool, And remain 20
sinrt time, whom i vii, be ready to be Gu, and
Nsea Il viii then bs like colo new bread.
st- -aaega - r4-r An,er1can farnt..
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"A e A R. n.
= COlniteffeiterss fr'T
ID u a Il II = Il D w,

he pu'iic will pieace Observe that no Bfandreth
Pills are genuine, unless the bog has three Ia,
upon II, (the top, the side and the boitom)
/ containing a fac. sirilIe signature Of my hand.
tng, thuo--B. BRASDxErH, N. D.-These Ia.
ale engraved on sseeh teautfnlly DESIGNED,
done at an expense OF osst 81 .U0O.--Thersfore
III be seen thai The only thing necessary 10 pro-
the n,edirinc IN lie purity, ID to obssIse thess
emct,ber the top, the side, and the bottom.
ealloSint respective psrsons are duly su,hofi
sSss%1TfgATas Y: 1, o. ys:!,ss. Asssscx ,
.3fs IL a-,f f Pti.. --f,, .,,. s.,tf
of,humberiand county! Mi,,on-Msckey &
nbe,lin. sunbury-H. h. Masser. MEwens-
-Iroiand & Meirell Ncr,hurhhe,land--w VIM
s,a tteorseso@n-t. h J. Visits.
MON County. New Berl,n-Bogar 4 Win.
e-inssfove-ueotsc Gund,ur. Middle.
--isanc emIlh. Beateriosn-Dssid Huber.
nsbutx-- VIM. ]. May. Mitiinsberg- Msnsch
lay. Hatleton-Daniei bont. frseburx-
F.C. Meyer. LewisburyAWsiss q Green.
'lumsis county Dsnvilss-E, b. Reynolds
0. .Berwiek-shumsn i Rstsnhoass. ,Cs,.
sc. q. ,Brohis. Bloomsburg-John r.
ar, .Ie,sey Tpwp-Leti Bisel. Wsshington
.McCsy. LimestbnsAbslIis. 2 n-Nsreh.
sssvs that ssch Agent has oh Hngrsved Get.
not Agency, containing Q representation oi
iRANDRETH'S Msnu(ictory at Sing Sing
ipon which will also be seen etsct copies oI
tW asbsS sOsD ssed open the BraadSesh Pia
lsdslphis, oAies No. 9, North s,h stree.
b. BRANDRETH, N. d.
cath. lsa,,
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I've known somo mean men in NY time---
Tbe,e ives Deacon Ovenssch. now he was 60
mean he si%ays est,iSd i beD IN biz rip box
~hen he travelled n pick up the % III his he,se
wsssed in the msneeh snt lay sH cAg Tor hio
breakfast in the morning. AID then ,here was
fiueo hHnmelmsm %ho Made bis wife dig po-
.stoes to pay aos tas marriage license. Law
yer,' he continued, addressing himself to Bar
cssy 4 iudss tell yuh that story OF Hugo, for it's
Moth bad one, sSd good stories, like potatoes,
ain't d plenty ss they used to be when I wssa
boy. Hhgofs Aeiehber Of mine, though con-
siderable older than be; and a ynean neighbor
be is. too. Wei, when he sVas going to get
married to Gretchen KeIp, he goes down to Per.
son Rogers At DiQby to &c. q ficense. s2
pa.sdn.' says he, 'wbsts the price Of Ii
cense.' .. ,........... ...' .'.......
six dollsrs. ..ys he. ...s
Six dollars says Hugo. 'Tha,'s dreadful
sight Of money: Couldn't you take less =
No. says he. That's what they cost 10 tho
.ecre,ssy office 1t HslifaS.' t.. .i.
well how much do YOU ak for Publishing ia
church, them ....l... ..,s
Nothing, says pairs;SSn. 4.v W
WELL s.ys Hag6. that's % cheap 'c.nt
expect you togive no change back. think in
be published. How long does il ..hs.'
Three Sundays Han. 1855.
Three sandaysv says Hugo. .Wen, ,h.t's
long time, too But three Sundays os,>,y make
a fortnight, after al two for the covers and
one for the ineitie like; and six dollars is great
sam OF money iot . poor man 70 throw awar.a--
must wait f.... .., .... .''..
SO offhe ~eHt sjogefat towards hoiillsc, and
alookihe abSiat as meaA as new rhesredd sh .sa,
when al ia, once Bright though. csstsre into h;,
hesd. ard tick Ne Went as haid as his ,,orsa
could carry him. t's 1''-a'.'r-a
'far.ou,' .sys he, 1--we shshsed Inv mind,
Aspes IA. six aollsts. i1l,fs Ne kno, ,o.n,sh,
win my tongSe tha, eAAt o6dol win nv
teeth - VIZ" NY
Why, what in nAtsss is The ne,nlhs u at
this! says parsoS. !.
why NY. Hugo. wv. beef, siBs.ri0o !.
oat IL my head. sol Gs chespss than pub,i.
.n'ne SAHda Alter al. You sss, sir, It's potato.
digging time ard IL I wxit to be called in
church. he! fa:her will have her work for no.
mpg; End a' tand' .fs scarce aud wages high,
"Arr5 her 10 night she can begin to dig OUT
own Tomorrow, Ind that will pay for tie Ii.
ee:'se' and jdM seven shillings over, bf there
hint man in oil Clements tho, Can dig and
ca'ry a. many bushels in . day as Gretchen
can. And besites. fresh wives, like fresh ser.
wants, work like smoke ., first, but they get
s.'cy end lazy after ~hiie.'-Lite in Colo.
ny. by Sam Slick. ...
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i'MtyH Oh A1byERrIstNti.
! .ausr. ! insssslst. 8 - = 10 !
i, 6 ! & = ~ -

EvNy subSsq d6dt fNSSfItsh, 2k
Yetrly Adys.dss.saass ens column. $S5 hstf
eSiuis@ col pc :A~essStses, eis, t~o ssaesse, %;
half column. Si3S thpss sgsAtss. % NO scr,rs.
SSt onS teusve, - %. -
Advertisements MI &ithop. directions = 10 ,hs
iehsM n fisHe they irs TO b pubtshed, win bS
continued uXtA offds4sd SHs, And ehitxsd accord
insly
4 tJs,stSsn tiuss St len iAsks I s4H.ss.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04

TAKE CARE OF Their NEcxs.-It is said that
Commander A.. Mackenzie has been assigned
TO the command Of the sleep Of war Albany
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04

Protestant half Orphan Asylum. 5000
1t was generally believed that Mr.. s. would
leave fhy thousand dollars 10 the American
BiSle Society.
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l~M& NJ ~ AAUNN
4 ..L y i \ MO- S. --l-.-

ME- SUgsChibEK hat h-en sfs.oinssd Agr,',
fo,.ihe sale of GONRAb MEYERS CEs.-
sMATED PREMIUM RISE WOOD Pf.
SOS, st this place. 1'hes' Pianos have plain.
Ssive and SaN,ifGl exterior Hni h. snd, fM depth
4 sweetness us n,t,e, and eleg,n Of work man.
p, are not surpassed by any IN the United stasee.
e following is Recommendation from CAsk
rrs, a celebrated performer, std himself n.sn.
.a sJ hmd.A & ARD. a. "A,
HAviSs bad Tho pleasure OF tsyinS the efcet
Pisno Fot,cs Manufactured by NJ. Meyer. and
,ihitcd a, tn i,st pxhits'icn cfthe Fs.nkiin In.
arc, fsel Il due h the true mesi Of the maker
declare tha, these insirofhents Az suite esuai'
in,: some Iesprc's even superior, y al! the ri.
fmles,i pnw al The capitals OF Eu ope, an!
ing sojourn Of two years At Paris. ''"s7'}
rhsse Pisnos w,I, be suld a tho manu fscsuser's .
est Philadelphia prices. If mt sosae,hins iosrrr.
sons are requested 10 call and examine fof
nselve., AZ lhe residence or ,he subscriber.
unbury, May ~, ie4s. n. ByMASSkR,
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.g. .s Boot & Shoe
EST ABLISHM I'm +.

aH DANIEL ,DRUCkEMILI.ER,-
a. his Old Establishment. in Market Street
-.4s,,,.. B a., y,.r Smnbury, . .,...s,.t .-...,
GOrroes~E TIE RED LION HOTEI,)
nETURNS his ,hsiiks fcr IS, fvors, and re.
apecsfully informs his ft;eeis and the public
eene'afly. ahat he continues to manufacture to or.
der, in the neRtS md latest style. -s...-. . .
CHEAP BOV1y AND SHOES,
Warranted If the t,ss, esr.rrfa H. and made by the
most experienced workmen. he afso Arc7- o..
nand a genera assortufsn, IL fashionable Boots for
yen' men, ,cgef,se WIN n large x.och of f,sl,ion.
,be gentcmens, hoys la lies and rhildren's Shoes,
III Of which have been made order his IN imme-
late inspection. aud are Of the best material and
workmanship, which IL VIII xafl tow re cash. '
In aj,'nion to the above, *e has Just received
rom 'Phiiadsiphis large anil sxsenaive supply Of
ioo,s, Shoes, Se. II all .Isscrpons. which he also
%,s f"r cash cl,ssrt han ever before oil;~ed in
bis place. He respectfully invites hh Old r,l<to.
,ers, and others, 10 call and examine Tor them.
,Repsiring dme with nr&snrss and despatch ,z
Sunhury, August t5iM ls46.-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04

A WEALrHf MAN-The will Of Peter G.
:s.uyvesant deed, the cslebra,ed millionaire o:
New Yorh. h.s bsen depositedh in the sar.so,e'a
Office. in that city. His real estate is es,ima-
ted At TWO millions Of dollars. iHd his personal
property a. two. o.handrea thousand dollars. Que
half Of HE resl estste 10 feh 10 twelve ncphews
aud nieces; and the csher half to three nepheWs
Mr.. S,uyvssan, leh the following sums to poS.
lie institutions: t.f ..1 ..r.
American Bible Society. 5000
Americas Tract Society, loco
institution for the Blind, 5000
Protestant Half Orphan ASYLUM. 5000
1t was generally believed that Mr.. s. would
leave ity thousand dollars 10 The American
BsIe Society.
Who oAskor De RIcu!-A Polish &eynan,
who has = stall IN the Franklin Market, found
herself aSou, five years ago, a widow with four
young children, and an estate Of jus, one dollar
and Any cents in money. Che did not. however.
turn her steps toward the Almshouse. nor spend
her time in begging from door to door. Though
embarrassed BY 4 very poor knowledge of our
language. she Immediately invested her capital
10 some articles which she could sell, and com.
n,encsd operations. employing the children us
she could for her assistance. Fo. a year or two
past, she has hsc the market stall. A few
months sgo she learned that the owner Of good
farm Of seveniy.6ve acses 10 one Of the central
counties Of the sl.Ic. was very desirous to sell
his farm tor money. She evsminea the farm.
found coed house, barn, &c, and Hfiy acres bn.
dc, cultivation. Iler twelve shilings had grown
30 twelve hundred dollars, all safe in the sa.
wings bank, aid she offered it for the farm. and
il was sccepted,--iot il was Ill In each The
Polish widow now has her coonsry estate, whess
she has been Spending come mon,hss ,hoegh.
unwilling 10 retsre ss yet, she has returned and
rssumea Der stall. wha, 6ne provision for
herself and family hss she secured BY ave years
of determined efSrt. what proof hs. she
made. that this Ia the land whets all may so
tlch who have health. and where they only who
Lave il ooi sre prcpor objects Of ch'sity.
". Y. Jour. Coma
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.sr F,. 4 M r. o R.T'A.N, yea
iL,a,i.,o gTO. ALL COUNTRY ......,.
i q II S = X = E r .EN :.
- YOU m.y ,hc RUE ef cb..in;ns, q
~ Al times, pore and highly favored
Es&j 'EH> ~. 80

BY thc'sineie pound or larger qua, t;,y, ~ the
'ekln Tea Com pat ny's. VvnrelaO ssse,
South Sicond strers, tetns I, Ma,kc, aad Ches-
mt streets.
PAlE.ApEEPHIA.
Here,ofore it has been very difficult indee,s A.
,st Impossible. always to obtain good Gre and
OK Teas. Bu, now you have only to visit the
Ain Tea Compsny's Store. 10 obtain as delicious
d fragrant Tea as you could wish Fr. An Htnsres
II here I've suited. with che advantage Of getting a
re aricL At a low price sti be o., .a.a.y
Iune 27ih, lS4G.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04

ExrsAoR%SrAAny CorSolTplEas.c:re :ei h; s.rs t,iyrs
os 4 MARRiES Pxis.--A rco.ch newspa per Of
Tie year III. gives the following as the extract
of letter from LAnara odd William Noug.
lass ana his wife are lately dead; yua know
lha. he and bis wife were born on The same day.
within The same hour, by the same milo wife !;
,ha, they we're corstsn, rumptuiona, iii nature
Inspired them with love and friendship; and a,
The sge Of nineteen were married with the con.
sent OF their parents, ss .ae church where they
were chtis.ehed, These are no, the whole Of
the creumsssAcss attending this estrac;iraiaairjy
pair They never knew day = sickness until
The day before Their deaths; and the day on
which they died they were exactly one one hundred
years old. They died Ia cne he'd, and we're
busird in one grave, close to the iount where
they were chri.tened." ..r
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sfisisii BscaARs s-f'he queere.t ohjec, IN
nature is Spanish begear; for these fellows
beg on horseback, and is an odd thing to see
man riding up 70 some poor foot passenger and
asking alma There is IN old proyerb .bou,
setting bsgsar en- horseback. A gentleman
in Valparaiso bsins .ccOstsd BY one OF these
mounted ssrgasa replied. why SIR. y0s come 70
beg Of me who kive 70 60 on foot while you
ride on horseback 'veiy true, si,.. iSsA Ao
beggsr, and have tho more nesd to lse. as l
have 10 support my horse ss well as myseG
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21
EAGLE FOUNDRY

FJ7HE subscribers have just opened Foun
j dry on Park ST., One Block west of Main
street whe they intend to carry on the business
in all its various branches.
PLOUGHS,
VIII be kept cons family on hand, the Michigan
plough much improved it has given the best sat
isaction Of any Cast Ploug "a now in use. Farmers
are requested particularly to call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. With the view Il bring
ing this Plough into general use, it VIII be sold
at very low price.
Horse Power Threshing Machines, Caldron
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, OF all descrp-
tons,
Saw & Grist- Mill Castings made to order and
on short notice.
As the subscribers have just got Large Lathe
in their establishment, they ilatrer themselves that
they can do work cheaper and better thar ever
has been done in Southport.
Repairing of Threshng Nachines viii receive
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
IN general use are kept on hand.
In short all kinds Of Castings and Finishing
done in as wJrkmanIike manner, and on as rea-
soable terms as a. any other Foundry west OF
Lake Michigan.
JosHCA DAVIS. ANUREw LEONARD.
Southport, March q, 1917. of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21
JAS. MADISON.

he NIAGARA and Louisiana were both new last
season, of the largest class, built finished and
furnished throughout without regard to expense,
and supposed equal to any boats in the world. All
rccentimprovements for Safety, Comfortand Lux
ury have been adopted on these boats.
The Madison solong and favorably known, con.
times under the same command, and on this route
as usual,
The Niagara is 1880 tons burthen, the Louisla-
na, $50; both propelled by powe rlul low pressure
engines, from the Ai!aire works, n. Y. They
have very extensive accommodations for emf grant
passengers. Cabins well lighted and ventilated;
some exclusively for females, besides rooms for
families &c.
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LOST LOST LOST

DETNEFN Southport and the State line,
- lead colcred SHAW l.,
VEST PATTERN, and some GRAPE,
done up in bundle. Whoever i'm the lost pro.
perty, and returns the owner Henry Mite he'll,
al his slup, or leaves II at the Telegraph, will be
literally rewarded Southport, June rs.
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM containing abou. four hundred acres,
a in the town Of Pleasant Prairie, three and a
half miles west Of Southport lob acres improved
good Barn aad Dwelling. well watered aed about
80 Acres Of Timber. For particulars inquire OF
4. RICHMOND * co. Racine, or
c. /. uUTCHlN1ON, Southport.
Sculhnorf. Inne L. Is Z.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO RENT.-A two story dwelling house a
L few rods from the Episcopal church formerly
occupied by (. l.. ShoIes. Esquire of
+. \. MARSHALL.
Southport, jane IS, 1917.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21
LEE, JCDSON 6 LEE.

,n1rg rpI..s. ~ooru ,I-....--,
.ar,mca 1.l Iroeii(5 A. '' " .'
May 10. MANAi.f 4 Co.
~,rr-r-D77-, -,
~ insl rsceitrI and - limo on. ,b-so ~
May Is. MANNLY $ & CO
Ne" li'.i . NJ" > o'i-'
: VIE under~ gue4 hasIj3 associated themselves
L Ia tie Drug and Medicine Lus,aes-,age PIE
rsl, On 4. % l't Terms ~ amy oI5or c-,S,..nli
in the west
), l4cy nave renee 70 '"S; ne" store on
where they are receiving large "a4,,.oa 70 ,As
T. 2 GREENE, VI D.
S"o'ap"'' 'o.r DE- i7l'.
) ZOO Gallons Of ) STONE WARE Il
- AL To5.7 ana S,] AT. Jn7' 'e's''''.
!, pG1-ro1.-
.,m
= and for .a,s ~ t'''''''' = +. PUME20Y.
Nov II. lStg
l- ,,,,. - ,5,.,'
4 tie che. Ecre d s, Ga, OF Z. p0MEROY.
Nov II, 1916.
CIyGuANs. beautiful ,-.o,,-.-.. l..s -.
- gIsh and French, at
ManUcy ;,
nno,,.,. ,,l,,, ,,,,,-,,
X OOH0 fOil KIN l--'' Z, az n ,L.ts, ~
L. ! o4L5.Ito T..
REMOVAL.
4 c. MANNEY & Co. have removed one
I. door south in their new Brick Store, vhc.e
they Will be Aarpy 70 wait on their old customers
'I n INC nus usual
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21
LEAVES CHICAGO.

For reIgh' or passage appIy on board or to Ii
following agents:
JOY * WEBSTER. Buffalo.
X. WINSLOW & Co Cleveland!
GURDON WILLIAMS. Detroit.
Il. J. WiNSLOW, Chcdgo.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21
(. HOUGHTON'S GREAT WEST
ERN RENEFDY

I WOULD say Z" the People Of this Western
Country, that have proved my Medicines to
he 4 s.re Remedy .or all diseases Of this country;
alI Lave the Testimony OF ,hausaats, OF the ben
EFT .h'y have received by The use Of 4, | could
Eli newspapers with atilIayits OF cures, II il was
necessary bat newspaper pulls are but lltile Use
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Columbia River portaus OF General lay
Tor. Santa Anna, CoItes, snc Moniczuina P
,tsustlrs OF Oregon, NeAlc" ana |Altlotna ;
view Of the temple Of 'hs sun IA Mtllco :
rlace. Of the priocipsl bSiiles fought bv
General Taylor. No. 2 PIetnual we" OF
world. with advance OF civilization, national
debts. tsie ions, heights Of h.e hest buildings
In the void population, dc. &c, import
ant Inventions, &c. No J, Presidents OF
Tie United States, and .gner. Of the decls
raiion Of Independence. No. 4, the great
sea Of he United S'siss, and great zeal ol
essh StA'e II he lE,on, dave when settled
and Nv whsi ltnd a. peol c population.
srre ln square miles. Sc No 5, cosi az
prus Of es,h sJsie rot,fails a. Washington,
LaFsyeuc and fiantNo landing Of Coium-
bo, Lending ol ne Pilgrims, discoveries,
d',uuguisne men md STATE debts ani lat
census No. q. United States al one 'iew
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at different periods rai1oai coma. sul
s'esmborl Tollfs fac 'fu.I.e rev | =
TtcssutJ notes bsu'cs Of lhc Revolution.
when and where fought E.u.lef He'd mum.
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nomination population % he s'ohe Ind.
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