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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-31
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TELEGRAPHIC BULLETIN.
PRINTED DAILY AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Southport Telegraph.
CHICAGO JOURNAL OFFICE,
SOUTHPORT, MARCH %.


New York March %, Z O'Clock p. NJ.
Flour and meal. Market for flour has
4 downward tendency. Limited Sales.-
Sales of 200 bbls. in store at so. A
parcel Of Oswego sold at 6 Sc. For some
western n. Y. G2ta6 90. Good brands
Michigan sold at and prime Genessee
at same rates. Ohio | 40 a As. Corn
dull at 5la52. Oats 45a46. Whiskey in
ridge casks held at PIC.
Buffalo March %, . p. VI.
There is much difficulty at the present
time in sending flour by railroad in conse-
quence of the limited number of freight cars
now at the end of the road. Owing in
some measure to this circumstance. buyers
are prevented from operating extensively,
although 1t is but fair to state that from 3 to
10 cts. per Dbl. still continues to be the diff
ference between tho usual and the present
rates, holders asking So 81 5 374 for
mixed. Not much inquiry for corn. 81 C5
to Is is about the range for wheat, for
Chicago prime samples, and 50 cts. for
corn.
Advices from Canada have been received
that extensive purchases of wheat have been
made for the English market.
Louisville, March %.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Maysvllc,
Ky, on Thursday last. 1t broke out in
the ware houses, which were destroyed
containing about 40 tons of hemp, and Il
large amount OF other property.
SOUTHPORT. MARCH 20
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THE GROVE NURSERY &. GARDEN.

II Mics N. W. Of Chicago, Miraukee Road.
NE have now, of all sorts, about 80 ,9n0 well
w selected fruit trees, mostly fromMr Hodge,
of Buffalo, many of them nine feet high, and
some OF them fruiting in the nursery-all Except
Plumbs, Pears. and choice Cherries, which are
from to shlllngs each ALL be sold at from
Sl2 TO TO $50 per 100. or l8 "a to % cents each.
We have near 500 varieties of Shrubs and Plants
at from $40 TO S25 per 100. Address Wheeling
Post Office, Cock co. Ill.
Catalogues sent GRATIS TO POSTPAID APP
plica nts, or may he found with f. II. Rudd, En-
graver on Wood and Metals, opposite the Man
sion House, Southport.
Feb. 1913. KENNICOTT & SONS.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY

TIVE subscribers have Just opened FOun
l. dry on Park St. One Block west Of Main
street whe they intend 10 carry on The business
in all its various branches.
PLOUGHS,
VIII be kept cons tanny on hand, the Nich gan
plough much improved il has given the best sat
slacuon OF any Cast Plough now IN use. Farmers
are reque. ted particularly to cpll and examine be
fore pure hasing elsew here. With the view Il bring,
ing this Plough into general use, Il MI be sold
at a very low price.
Horse Power Threshing Machines, Csljron
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, oi all descrIp-
tlons.
Saw & Grist-M Mil Castings made 10 order and
on short notice.
As The Subscribers have INST got a Large Lathe
in their establishments they taucr themselves that
they can do work cheaper and better thar ever
has been done in Southport.
kepa ring OF Threshng achlnes viii recev-
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
IN general use kept on hand.
! In short all kinds of Castings and Finishing
done in as workmanlike manner, and on
soable terms as at any other Foundry west 10
Lake Michigan.
JosHUA DAVIS. ANDREW LEONARD.
Southport, March %, 1877. OF
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SOUTHPORT. MARCH %.
NEw YORK MARKET March 2llh.

Market without change to-day. Sales
treasury notes per cent Sterling. 9 a 81.
In lrcights there IS but moderate business
doing. The market is heavy and sales
limited. Gcncssce 6 81! a6 60. Michigan
and Ohio g Sc 4 562!; buying sparingIy.
Corn dui-inqury small. Sales 80 a 81
for white and Jersey. For prime Ohio
wheat 40 was bid-the demand moder-
ate Sales 5000 Gcncssee at | 80. Pork
scarce at $40 % a 10 81. Sales of lard
at : o. in bills. Cotton doll. Whiskey
Is c. Ashes as before. Sales quiet -
Subsequently general aIes Of flour at SO Sc
4 q 81.
.V The Propeller Rochester will leave
Hutchinson d Co.'S Pier, Southport TO-
morrow at 8 o'clock \. VI. for ports north
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Agents aNted,

20 D Enterprisihg young men of good habits,
@B& Wwanted to operate in different parts of the
Nestern States. The best assurances will be given
that each one can with cash capital of from $50
to $500, make in one year from $3.50, to 81 900
clear profit.
We don't want you take our word TOR it, but
call and see for yourselves
In order to obtain full description Of the bust
ness and mode Of operation, personal application is
necessary. W p. SLOAN.
No. 40, Lake st. Chicago, ILL.,
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Take Notice,

THE copsrtnersh'P heretofore existing under
i the firm OF Bentley u Lewis, has been mu-
tnaily dissolved: therefore all who have unsettled
accounts that are low due, are requested - call
and settle them Immediately The business will
he continued al the old stand [corner cf main st..
and market square under the firm OF
A LEWIS & co,
who have been receiving within few DAYS past
a IA rye assortment of DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C. &C,
suited 20 the WAITS of this market, which they
ffau.r themselves they viii! be able TO sell at
prices which viii not tail to please. Call and see.
Southport, June 81, lo47.
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SCHOOL MEETING.
CORPORATION ELECTION.

IL NOTICE is hcreby given that on Monday
tie third day Of April ncxr Corporation Election
will be held at the Temperance House, kept by
Hollis Whitney i the village OF Southport for the
election OF a President SIX Trustees, and three
Assessors two trustees and one assessor fron each
OF the three wards of said village also Recorder.
Treasurer and Marshal sand Election to com
mence between the hours OF and Ia \. NJ. and to
clo at I q clock p. ".
Southport. March - Isis.
THEO. NEWELL, Pres t.
IT / TT,rr Por'r
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StHERsEF'S SAEE.--By virtue OF a.wri,

ktEEUzEE;S SAz4E.--By virtue OF a.writ
- of Alias Fl fa. to me directed against the
goods and c..attels OF Nelson Allen ! shall proceed
70 sell at the Court House az Racine, TO the highest
bidder on Saturday the 18th day OF February next,
at / clock, F. NJ the following described proper
", 10 wit: Lot 1 OF block ~, in town plat of
Southport as recorded; also the north part Of lot
II, OF block s., OF the same town plat, beginning
at the north east OF said lot running south
81 feet and inches; then west 35 feet. then north
4 feet inches; then west - feet; then north 80
feet: then east 1872 feet 10 the place OF beginning
Dated al Southport 3oth OF December, ls47.
VIM. STRONG, TR., Sheriff.
The above sale is postponed 10 Saturday ibs
goth instant, a, the same hour and place.
Feb. -. n3I
The above sale i. further postponed until Satur
day the 18th day OF April, at the Same time and
place WILLIAM STRONG, Sheriff
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II AIISFE RS

rJ1IERE is nothing in the form Of 4 medical
/ compound which has so extensive and rapid d
sale, which has gwen such universal satisfaction,
which has accomplished SO many extraordinary
cures Of almost every variety and stat Of disease,
and which maintains rs reputation SO perfectly
nnlarnished in every trial. as NALIsfER's Att
Hr,IlxG Or>1Nt>r. lis success in caring the
wcrs; diseases In their ldost dangerous and hope
less stages. has surpassed he The most sanEulne
c,rccraiiapS Offs Prcgric'cr end Friends.
Sold wholesale and retail bv w. Il. sloan. &C.
rers, h-eut, American Temperance Buildings,
Chicago. Sold al o rs /. BlRNAN, Southport
Niar,h, IS yS.2,.a;'77
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SLOAN'S VALUABLE NEW WORK on
HORSES.
THE COMPLETE FARRIER,
or HORSE DOCTOP.
PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

THIS celebrated work although il is sold at so
cheap rate is the best one ever published on the
Diseases OF Horses. 1t is written in plain language,
that every body can understand and the directions
for the treatment OF diseased horses are so minute
as not to be mistaken BY the most obuse among
ostiers
Persons wanting a single copy of this work,
may carefully enclose . cent piece in a halt a
sheet Of writing paper. The postage on the work
will be only cents 10 any part OF the United
States. Address ". B. SLOAN,
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THESE Scales are constructed with great care
i by experienced worstnen rndsr the superyI
sion Of the inventors. and Efforts made TO secure
not only perfect accuracy. bot also the greatest
strength and durability. They have been long
known and severely tested, and have been found
always right. These scales are adapted to every
kind of business transacted by weight, aud from
their extensive USE and the HI Oh repuie they have
attained, in the United States and other countries.
NAV now be regarded as the universal standard
Scales for weighing wheat or -four tut uished
with vel ghfs 10 weigh even bushels or barrel.
Fer sale by HARVEY DURKEE.
II Office opposite the American Temperance
House.
CAUTION.-Thc weil-earned reputation Of
these scales has iaduced the vendors OF imperfect
and worthless balances, 10 offer them as Fair.
banks Scales" The genuine article is manufac.
tured by L. g. T. Fairbanks and Co., nd none
are authorized to sell who have not testimonial. Of
their agency. lGyl
Southport, October, Is41.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-31

THE undersigned. having opened a new Jew
l. eiry Store in Milwaukee, begs leave Inform
the citizens of Wisconsin that he will be happy to
have them call at the above named place and eSa
mine his stock of goods, which consist in part Of
Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
SILVER WA%F,
OF all kinds, Gold Pens Of various makers. Steel
Trimmings for ags and Purses, Perfumery Of all
kinds, Lamps--a general assortment OF Church,
Store, and Parlor Lamps Also, Beacon Lamps
for Vessels.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Nciodians, Accordians, Flutes and Piano music.
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
Metallic Frame EianO-EOTtcs.
Strange as II may seem 10 some. that Piano
For,ss with the Metallic Frame are not SO much
effected by heat and cold or dampness as others.
bat it is no less true. These are tie great dis
tinguishing features of Piano For,es made at our
mandatory. They are Warranted, in tone, touch,
gcllon, and tor durability not surpassed Should
obey prove satisfactory in these essential quail
tiles, we will refund the purchase money with
all expenses of transportation. BOARDMAN
& GRAY. Manufactures. Sold by :. GARD
NER, $50 East Wafer street. Milwaukee, Sign
ofihe Mammoth Watch.
s. GARDINER.
Nilwaukea limo IS1~ -ooovI
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INSTR AY.-Camc into my enclosures
D. the 18th day of November last or abo
mat time a RED COW. five years old. Tn
owner is requested 10 call and prove property, pay
charges and take her away. OTIS HEWS.
Paris March Is lSlS
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Printed CalicOes.

O-NF liot DAN ~ IAtk AtIf.S,
Embracing some Thousand OF di ser-nt patterns
and coorlng. and comprising every thing dssF.
able in the line, Foreign md Domestic all os
which arc offered fer sale for cash or sa;i,fecIory
credit, at the lowest prices, bv the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New styles are received almost every dav, md
many OF them ar" got mp for our own sales, and
TO be found else where.
Il Printed lists Of price,. corrected from day 20
day. with every variation in the market, aTs pla-
ced IN the hands OF buyers.
Merchants will be able 10 form somo idea OF the
extent and variety nf our assortment, when
slate that the value Of our usual stock this
ARTICLE, at leas; twice the value Of the enfire
stock Of dry goods usually kept by our larges,
Wholesale lobbers. This fact, together with the
fact, that our means and our attention instead of
being divided among vast variety of srtcles,a are
devoted wholly 10 ON, will rpuder the adyenta sss
which can offer 10 deaIes perfectly obvious:
AMI il shali be care that none who visit cur
establishment shal! met. with any disappointment.
Our assortment IS complete al al seasons OF the
year. LEE. JUDSoN q LEE.
+. s y. T. LEE, formerly OF The firm Of Lord
& Lee. end late senior partner in the or ginAi
Grnl Of Lee Brewster, from connection he with
drew some ne ago. has resumed bushes. in
Of LEE, JUDSON & LEE, aud he ventures TO
assure his friends and the public that the rev firm
will maintain ne same prp-emincncc IN thia
hra,snch Of The trade, WHICH formerly distinguish,
ed the other two houses 10 which he belonged.
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SOUTHPORT PRICE, CURRENT.

>lolN.s T,ysi~ Plsrr.-Wr recommend tn :
sr'.c,s as sas Of -, best adapted for buo's and
hoe, and for rendering leather rI.oh.e and water
proof that has W; been tle-arsreL It's beneficial
elects tss ,tss purposes recommended merits for II
an extensive sa,r-yr.Set -S,,aai
IL See advertisement in auo,ber column.
JAMES ENPECT0RANr-Ws esteem 1t a
pleasure 10 he able to recommend thu. g4edciue as
tnc b.st cacut'ed for the purPo>e ol-urjag coughs
eot3s. s9g,' throat asthma, aud all affections OF the
lungs From. long personal accqua.ntaues with
Dr. JAYNE We kuou taat he q, 40 qo s-> sai
tl, medicines anr not No-trgm> OF IT,, motsru cry
up. but are tho result ~ his long experience is a
.aa.uc.ag physician .led The expense gjcat labor
Hartford [Counl Daily Review
For sale 10y II. 4. SIR} kEli, >ou'"a'st WIS
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IT. T HALL Rec

This unrivalcd remedy tor AgHe and Fever,
Dumb Agne ard Chill Fever, Is gaining that de
gree OF lnp0r'auce which successful antdoie
to hose distressing scourges demanded.
From every Aque aud Fever ds.rct IN our fair,
fertile and boundcss west, cone the testimonials
Of the health giving properties Of The Tonic Feb.
rI;hgr, arriving they do from sources % unqu"s.
nonaDIe Character, as many o. them are our Own
te,low.cltIzens. who we see in our daily walks,
realizing the blessings derived from the prompr
curative qualities Of The Fehrfroe in ague eases.
For Sale by II. STRYKER.
NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY -
/ That waich Chemists and Scientific men
have been sought for, viz: 4 Liquid Compound,
con pie;" inilset, which viii restore Gray HAIR
It's original coior, whelher auburn, brown or black
retaining the natural gloss and sottuess OF the or
c!uaI, without inlurng the hair or the skin, and
Will not "a;h out or lndr. Thj- has teen accom-
nlI-l.ed By the celebrated Venetian Liquid Hair
Dyc, prepared only 10y Billiard G Greene, 900
Nam Street, buffalo. This new aDd Beautiful
cnmponnBd ls entirely different from anything
that tis- ever been before presented to the public.
Is free from al injurious properties make
anv shade, from a white TO A let bIack-sn that
gray, light Or red hair, can be matched WIKI 4
darker.shade
Il has won the coniicnrc Of all who have u,ed
i. and tho astonishing zrrce.s whjch has attend
Ell its sale has induced the proprieiors 30 give it
az extensive circulation throughout the United
States and Canada. Price IS cents. BE sure
that each bottle is accompanied with oursignature
as none other il genuine. All orders to he adj
dressed 10 BALLARD & GREENE,
900 Main =. Bu1alo, Chemists, &c.
GjEor tale by II. +. STRIKER.
WHY wi,l von have The Toothache, when Bsl.
lard & Greene Anodync Tooth Crops, or Nerve
DESTROYER viii give YOU immediate relief, aad cost
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

"a AaIs n HI klE n AEsIA ORe - H1h'--
v The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Farm. situated in the town OF Salem, County of
Racine, twelve miles west of Southport, and bait a
mile south OF the main road from the Lake 10 Ge
neva.
The Farm Consists of one hundred acres, all ex.
cellent land for tue plough there not being foot
OF waste land on the premises It is well tiubered
aud we'll watered, by living springs. 81 acres are
under impropenients-Gu acres being ready for
spring crops. 4 small framed house and log
house are on the premi:eS. with an excellent we'll
OF water near the door. There also a variety OF
fruit trees in bearing.
This Farm which is not excelled by any in the
county will be sold low. Apply at the Post Office,
or to me on the premises
LEONARD VAN ALSTINE.
Salem, Dec. : /, 1877.
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.T'e,C Goods (!

T7HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving
L large addition 20 their Stock Of Goods, among
which nav be found every variety of ar,'cles
ally kept n Store. Thankful for the very Id
erai patronage they have received, hey resPec,
fully solicit continuance r the s5n2>.
tI~~..y- Thsv wno'd rsc'sllr'avite z.toa-fsr 70
Ia$ ;hslr Coo 5 ncv oeaniar.
FISK 4 NITCAIF
se4'hr-t'. GrT'. -. i-ll.
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Democratic nomination OF COrPO-
ration Officers.

The Democrats OF the town Of Southport
assembled in Caucus at the White School
House, made the following nominations Of
Corporation officers, for the ensuing year !:
For Prcsidcut-SErH DoAN.
For Marshall-1'uoMAs YATES.
For observation-disclosures ID. BoNp.
For Treasurer-NELSoN Lay.
The Democrats of the several wards will
rnakc their ward nominations.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-31
GLASS WARE

GLASS WARE
lust Received. A large lot OF Glass ware con
j ss,ing OF Sp. Jars, Ttnctures Of various sizes,
Sail mouths, Bottles, assorted walls DC for sale,
=, ho,eszle and retail at
II. F. STRYEFR'S Drugstore
Also Castor oil in Bottles OF varous sizes,
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FOR SALE.

ny
kxeessS-css.t*ss now made and sold III South
port by SAMUEL GOFF.
The poin, and share being separate ere so
formed as to be turned upside down, and thus
compelled TO sharpen themselves by their own
labor. BY wreUch on the plow tie driver may
sharpen il VIXEN he pleases. By graduator on
the beam. the plowman may turn The sod quite
fiat place it edgewise. This pow may be
made from wrought steel or from cast iron, cheap
and easy, ard may be kept in good repair for
twenty five cents per yer. AVID (belng ever
sharp will run one third easier than other plows
OF the same size. Who will buy pow that Is
ever dulling, when he can bay one that Is ever
Sharpening
For this pillow rhc pa,cntcc has ave several i'm.
proycmens for which he has obtained letters pa
tent. lie now offers ) 900 10 him that Will make
this pcw essentially better.
The patentce- at Southport, Niscon-in-will
sell the letters patent throughout America, by
counties (or sta esq cheap, and make payment
agreeable to purchasers. J. 3. NORTON.
p. 5. Printers who friendly TO the welfare
Of griculture will please give the above publicity
and thus confer special favor ON the public and
the patentee also.
Jan, 8. If 28
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A FARM containing abou. four hn~ ,red Acres.
y IN the town Of Il~a.-nt frsIrie, three and,a
half mics west -. Southport. 100 acres improved,
gro rarn ard Dwelling, vel watered aed about
n Acres Of Timber. For particulars inquire 81 =
7 RICHMOND 4 O.. Rsc1ne. CT
{ I HCTCHfN CN, Gou:hPorf
-.a'1r-r. lure j., letf.
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a. &. NEANNEZN s. 60.
FEBRUARY, 1913.

TOLASSES& SUGAR for sale b. the hid
vi or bb at reduced prices.
TEA!-A few chests Of fine green tea by the
l. packa &c Il; reducec ices.
NAILS-One hundred Kegs of Nails for sale
y cheap.
COFrEE.-Frhy Bags OF Flo and Laguira
Y Coffee.
I.argr assortment of T.bie Cutlery, Door
y Trimmings, Butts and Screws, &c.
T AMP OIL tor sale by 'hc BbbI.
CHAIRs. - Windsor and Spin, Bouomsd
y Chairs. Also few Boston Rockers.
(tALICOES. Five Hundred Pieces Of every
cheaper than ever.
13yS-E nre row offering our entire stock at
ui' w prices which cannot fail to suit all who
may he in want Of goods and bargains. Just call
and satisfy yourselves
CEOUND and Dry Lead, Oil and Putty.
uEAVY Twintd Cotton Bagging, a superior
Ii aruclr.
CLOTHS-Our stock of Broad and Full
- Cloths. Casaimeres, Satlnetts, and Tweeds,
We are offering at low figures. Call and see.
Gu RTGNG. Stripes and Calicoes, Blue
- ID IS DENNIS, Ticks, &c.
CtROCKERY and Glrss Ware. Sofa Lamps,
X Lamp Chjmneys, Looking Glasses, &c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-31

Why wl,l yan have the Toolhache, when Bal
lard & Grce0e's Anodync Tooth Crops, or Nerve
DESTROYER viii give you immediate relief, and cost
YOU only - cents.
aFFor sale by II. I. STRIKER,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-31

= 2 1857 'f,..1 , t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-16
Glue made Waterproof.

A correspondent informs us, says the
Albany Knickerbocker, that he has sue
ceeded in making glue perfectly wa
ter proof and having the property also,
of drying Immediately after its applca-
ton. His method we learn, is first 10
immersc common glue in cold water, IN
til it becomes perfectly soft, but yet re-
tanning its original form, after which it is
to be dissolved in common inseed oil,
assisted by gentle heat, until it becomes
entirely taken up by the latter, after
which it may be applied 10 substances
for adhesion TO each other in the way
common glue is applied 1t dries al
most Immediately and water will exert
no action Oh it. 1t is unnecessary TO
state for how many valuable purposes in
the arts this application may be used.-
For cabinet makers it is important, as
mahogany veneers, when glued By this
substance will never fall off by expos
ure TO the atmosphere. In ship building
it will probably answer valuable pur-
pose, as it has infinitely more tenacity
than common glue, and becomes imper-
vious to water.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-16
Wonderful bad Memory.

A traveller on one Of the Western
STEAMBOATS, recently landed near his
home on the shore, and as the boat was
about to leave again, he bawled out -
Halo, Captain there is something
missing here?'
what is ii ? said the Captain.
Hang me if can recollect now, said
the traveller, let me see, here's all my
trunks, boxes, two dogs, gun, and--oh
thunder, its my wife and little gal, that
are asleep in the cabin | knew there
was something.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-16
Corn Bins.

Our Deerfield friend mentions meth
cd practiced in his town of erecting
corn houses with cribs very convenient
and safe with very little expense. The
Stats leaving open spaces for drying corn
in the ear, exposing the corn in wet
weather, leaves it sometimes liable to in
jury. The stats and spaces being of the
same width, second set to fill the open
spaces may be so constructed as to move
in and cover those already made; and
the movement of opening and shutting
may be made with the facility of open
ing and closing the stats of a window
Enthusiastically Visiior.