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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
RICHMOND
F @ i n D b r Y
STOVES. l:OLI.OW-W ARE. and
CASTINGS,
4 a, :.


IETHE Undersigned would especially inform
u the public that he carries on the Fou nde ~
business. at the old cstsbil shnent. lie has ncN
OH hand. for sale. superior lot Of STOVES;
consisting of Nos i =. and ; IarRovED PREMirM
COOKING STOVE; SfII..A.s iS1ao.1n c"oNIS.
srovE, seven a.. template Stoves OF different
splendid Par.or Stores, Aiso.-1ots, kettles,
Andirons ana Wageon-Eo1es. IL also manu-
features ant. makes TO order-c,RnfNc MACHINES,
coNDENsERs. SHINING and MATING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS. fCLIi>G STovEs,
and all kinds of mac hinerv used II f4anuiae tur-
ing establishments
MIL GEARING, or ALL ktNDS,
made on the shortest notice. He ices coEfide nj
III saving that he has the largest aud best selected
OF OF patterns in the " estern country for trst
an. saw Mills. lie has. IN short. the latest
improvements IN the Mil Gearing line.
TiIG ASKING MACHINES.
lie has a excellent Thrasling Machine which
h., manufactures, and will sell for CASH appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease TO horses. and neatness ard
despatch in the execution of work, /; is not infe-
rior to any in use.
The unde rsgned returns his thanks TO the
public for the lioer raj support bestowed upon hm.
and respectfully soliclss Il continuance CT favors
JE-Au kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH. WHEAT, or good HORSES, VIII he
take n in exchange for any of the above articles
I-His STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where custom RS will be promptly waited
THOS. O'iiARRA.
Richmond, Nov2. lSls. lia3l'A5.l
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.DipSS3 rro@ Is
4 additional supply Of Medicines. &c. all
~ of the first water and offered at trifi ing
advance on cost: lust received and now ope ning
"a, NJ. A., Main street, by
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Nov. 1, Isis. S-tf
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whi. Almanac for 1910.

In order to give the official Vote for the Prrs-
u dency the publication Of the Wing Almanac
for lS49 will be deferred until about the first
of December next. In addition to the official
Election Returns il will contain great variety
Of useful rnaiter-StatistcaI. Political and Mis-
celIaneous.
GREEDY & McELRATu
Tribune Office, N. Y, Sept, lo4S.
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I<IiE Subscriber has completed, with the aid
+ 4 of the most experienced and capable assis-
tants, BUSINESS MANS ALMANAC for
1919, which he is confident will comme nd itself
TO the decided favor Of the Trade aud the Pub
lie.
! Although, bearing the humble designation Of
Almanac, it is believed that this work will be
found equal in usefulness and merit 10 many
which assume d much ioftier distinction. IL has
been prepared with ii determination TO bring
within the smallest compass all the various facts
winch II man Of business will have occasion to
refer to in the course Of the year; such the
condensed Statistics of our National industry,
in its various departments Of Agriculture, Man
ufatturts, Mining, Commerce., &c, &c.-its
channels and means Of Transportat:on-Rail-
roads, Canals, principal lines Of Steamboat and
River communication-Tables Of Duties, I'm
ports, Exports, Revenue, Expenditures, &c. &c.
TO these IS AIDED large amount of information
with regard to the most improved modes of
commencing, transacting and extending Bust
ness; the means OF insurIng success IN Com
n,rrcial Undertakings: the relative advantages Of
Cash aud Credit dealings; the power and inf1n-
Of the Newspaper Press, Systematic Adj
verrising; Rules for Business men. &c, &c.
The Easiarss Nuns iimanac is compressed
within 81 double Column pages, Of fine but
aud fair type, though containing more matter
than an ordinary l2no. volume Of 800 pages.
Ii will he supplied to tile Trade at s. per hum
drcd, or $50 per thousand. Single copies, ia
cents. Terms. cash ON delivery. Orders are
respectfully solicited by
y. b. 7 PALMER, General Newspaper Agency,
7rib"ne Buildings. Ne1 YORK.
Nor. 81, 1913. 4S-tf.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The tariff. money and exchanges, the coal
trade, inland commerce. the post otlire, the pat
ent laws. weights and measures, ffnance. part
nersiiip. the iron trade, rail- roads, prpul ton,
immigration, rules for business men, wages and
hours of labor, tonnage and shipping. mechaul-
cal Inventions, Lake and river navigation. routes
and distances. the electric telegraph, the news
paper press. systematic ADVERTISING
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

DERRY DAVIS Vegetable pain Killer.
= now and invaluable medicine every
family should have bottle Of il in the house
4 /, cke,p For sale by l. REED.
Aug. ~, lS4S. Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

NisfaT,s Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Creat Rrmedy-A very itnportan, disease ove'
which this Bal-am exerts very powerful inha-
e nee, is that Of a Diseased Liver. In this COM
plant II has undoubtedly proved more eficacious
than any remedy hitherto employed, and in nu-
long and severe suffering from the disease. with
out receiving the least benefit from various rem
edies, and when Mercury has been resorted TO in
vain, the Of this BaIsam has restored the liv-
er to a healthy action, and in many instances ef-
fected permanent cures, after every known rem
edy had failed TO produce the desired effect. See
M
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Fa "a, lily Groc crics

ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH o.
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing d
iarger supply.
Their stock consists n part. of Imperial, Cum
Powder, Young Tyson and Pouchong Teas
Rio and st. Domingo Coffee n. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Moasses Nos. q. = aud 3 Mack
erel in Bills. half bb.s. and Kits Shad Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate. Rice, Saiera-
tus starch, Zante currauts Itaisns, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tailow candies, Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, Copperas, &c. &c.
LIS GA general assortment of Queens
ware, Glass ware. stone ware, Woode n ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, ShoveIs,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mil nd
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms
and 100! dii1e rent articles, which we shall take
pleasure in showing 20 any one who may favor u
with call.
1i-Please call and examine our stock as i,
costs nothing for looking.
w. w. LYNDE & co.
Richmond, Nov. 2, 1913. IT,
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Bargains! R:arS;sisss..

Bargains! B:srS;sins.:
"TE have just received another lot prime
w Sugar and Moasses, which will be sold
10y the barrel very low for Cash; Also good Sc
lection OF choice Dry Goods: such as-French
Merinos, Plain and Fancy Lustres, Prints, Cas-
simeres, Cloths &c, all of which will be dispo-
sed on on the most accommodating terms
u Call at No. FL. opposite the Bank. at
HAlNES s FARQUHAR'S.
Richmond, Nov. ~. ls4S 4Stf
BAKESELS of FLOUR and CORDS
of WOOD wanted at this office on subscrip-
ton Immediately.
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Carriage AxIcs,
MORE & DRuGs!!!

4 large supply of Drugs, Medicines, Dye
IA S.utfs, &c, warranted PURE, direct from
New York and Philadelphia.
Physicians and all others, can be supplied with
articles that they depend upon pure, at the
lowest possible rates, and on the best possible
terms. Call at DR.. Howeil's Drug Store.
Richmond, Aug 9, 1S4S. 32-tf
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III
tA--
-AE -

Clark Division. No. 2, Sons Of Temperance.
Meets every "Wednesday evening, at 81 O'Clock
James p. Burgess, w. p, Abraham Gaar, X. S.
Meets every Monday evening, at Ga O'Clock.
Ind iana Union. No. 2, ID. Of t.,
Meets every Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
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r.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COACHES. sSAisOUCH Is,
EoCKAs|A PHI x:ToNs. YsUGCIFS, Ar


KOCkA"AYs. Pr f.TONs. YsCGCIE$, Ar
fiiANktti.t TOR the patronage aireaev ex
q tended toward him. soiici,s a on.inuapce
81 tile same having served an apprenticeship,
Of seven years with the frx' Carriage Maker IN
Phiadelphla, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every OCCASION that they have hem
exhibited Mt the different Institutes: he hcpes n
be able 10 get up artete at least equal 70 any
Eow manufactured in the " esfern country. =,
AISc--for sale n Superior uriicie OF hop Y
\ 4 Is II, made by the Oldest Narn.sta-
Maker IN fa.iaGei phia-- FfoRted ret 10 crack
ALso-Carriacc Trimmings of every deserip-
ton, such as 1.aces. Cloth. SILVER Hub Eanes,
Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges. Rugs,
&c; all Of which will BE- furnished AT the lovs-f
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
inodated by dropping line 10 the subscriber.
Main street, opposite Mr.. (;iiier,'s Hotel.
Richmond la. May IL. ISIS. lJin ii.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

XTANELLA BEANS.--These beans are a
y superior article for f1avoring Ice Creams,
aud all other sach luxuries. They are also de-
iightful perfume. For sale at
Ia. HOWEL.LS' DRUG STORE.
June -, Isis. 24tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

ENreSEl ArriVaIS!-GEORG M'CUL
L. LOUGH, is constantly making additions o
his stock Of Family Groceries, and general use
full articles. His assortment embraces al
most every thing called for, and few that are not
of that description Their object isto keep every
thing of the best quality, and to sell at the low
est possible rates. Call and examine be fore pur-
chasing else where.
May II, lo4s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

ERESH and pure Oil of Lemon, and other
L nice articles, just opened by
IRWIN REED.
Nov. 4, lS4S. SIT
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FIVE SIZES.
This Stove, with the new improvements, hav
ing larger Oven, and greater facilities for boil
ing, MAKE it the best Stove in the United States.
Also, full supply of the Old Pattern six Sizes
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns Air
Tights; Saratoga, three sizes; Stanley's three 81
zes, and many sizes of Russia Iron and Parior
Stoves. Various and patterns SIN, seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware of every descrip-
ton, opper Kettles, TIn-ware, &c. ANY per-
son wishing good
oooEU1Y@ a~o<vns
he would refer them to the following persons
having Buck s Stove in use: Trustees of Friends
Boarding School, Samuel Test, Benz. Fulghun,
Barnabas Hobbs, ohm Pool. Levi Jessup- Also,
to the following persons: Chas- w Starr, Sid
nev smith. Elijah Coffin. :. Murdoch f. Borton,
:. Lvnde, Irwin Reed, Mr. Anderson, r. Shute,
J. WhcIry. J. Maths, Mr.. Holloway, l.. Fish
Ter, j. II. Van Camp, J. Heap. A. c. Blanchard.
DR.. Austin. DR.. Howelis, A. w. Bowers. Charles
Coffin, J. W alker, w. Show, J. Jones. b Davis.
W. Th,s,lethwaite, J. Saunders, II. 3. PAYNE.
J. Oghorn. J. Green. ]. Eiderkin, W. Wright,
w fulghur,. c. Ratliff.
CAUTlON.-There are no Bucks Stoves. nor
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here but by me
there being no improvement made Buck 5
Stove but by himself. d. Buck and that is in
this new Pattern Alright now offered.
] Richmond, September :. lS4s. 4l-tf
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AHA-s ,
EXCHANGE OFFICE!

j. The undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange business, at their old stand opposit e the
Post Office, would inform their customers aue
the public generally, that they are Jus: receiving
TIE iarce-t stock OF
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THREAD, Crackers and Cakes, fresh, con-
} stantIy on hanG, opposite the National Ho-
tel. T.. H. GlIHENS-
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~ASADORAS, Principles and Regalas, just
" from New York, at No. II, Main street.
IRWIN REED.
Nov. 4, 1913. e-tf
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VXYlNDOw Gil ass. from by 10. to IL BY
w 20: Picture do. from oby ~, to ~ by -
Doctors Office Furniture-ali kinds; Lamp
Chmneys, "a l6 cts. each. For sale by
Aug. -, ls4S. IRWIN REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

strained Sperm Oil, of the first
w quality. just to hand flom the East, at
No. A., Main street. IRWIN REED
Nov. 1, ls4S. S-tf
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MORAL ALMANA('S. for IS40.-Fol
lVA sale, wholesale and retail, by
Sept 81, lS4S. ID. Il. HOLLOWAY.
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SptccSl Oysters.
DCT UP expressly for family use, ,ust re
u eeived and for sale, at No. ~, by
HAlNES s. FARQUHAI.
Nov. -, lsas. Opposite the Bank
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sNNME GNNNANA

/VNHE subscribers have just. received Lot OF
Cincinnati Pressed Tallow Candles, which
thew will sell low by the Box
". w. LINDE, & CO.
Richmond, Nov Is. IS4s-
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3 R o NJ z e

ar assorted numbers and colours Just receiv-
" ed and for sale at DR.. Uowells' Drug Store.
Oct. 10, lS4S. 42-tf
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n ., "
JAMES CT NMIN Gs

Fever and A.ur.-Dr Townsend's Sarsapa-
rila is unequalied in cases of the Chiiis and
Fever and Ague. The following letter is oniy
one of hundre that have received from the
South and West of like character
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] uufa, INtN UT IFIiE
JOHN BUTLER. Jr.
S.'iCEaNt. r.s.oCH.

Ncw orh. NprI =, III
Dr. Toyxsf.ND--l verify beiirNe that your
SarsapariIla has bern the means. through ffo'i =.
dence of saving nay life. | have for several
wears had a bad Cough. 1t became worse and
worse. x, last | raised large quantities OF blood,
had night Sweai< and was greatly 6ebiiatei
and reduced. and ed not expect 10 i've have
only used yonr Sarsaparliia a shof; time. itiid
there has a wonderful change been wrought IN
me- am now able TO walk all over the city.
raise no blood, and my cough has leti me You
can well imagine that | am thankful tor these
results. Your obe iient servant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

enn,atism.--fhs is only one OF more than
four thousand cases Of rheumatism that DR..
Townsend's Sarsapar.ita has cured The must
severe and chronic eases are weekly eracicated
by its extraordinary virtues.
james Cummings, EsG., one CT the assistants
in the l.unatic Asylum. Blackwells Island, IS
the gentlemen spoken Of in the following letter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
Wi>tar'. Haisana or wild Cherry.

justice u tIie t.Ce.
Richrno nd, November ! Isis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

morality of the Quakers which the seif-intelest OF
the other sects, in some degree, compelled them to
adopt. The grand cause of that was the war
among the divines, commonly called the reiornIa.
ton. From that date the human mind began 10
expand slowly at first, but atterly with rapid pro
gTess, and when il gets rid of all the >hacklcs of
superstition, what i. VIII arrive at no one now can
predict One thing is certain, small. minority
can never hold an intelligent majority in bon
dage, no understand Tie strength gained by union
Therefore let the press be free let speech be free
let action be free: let trade be zee, and let The soil
be free ard mankind never can be slaves.
The OnDlR OF Providence" now is
REFORM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

or usurpation can be repeIed and mankind are
doomed to thradom and misery. What man pre-
tending to be reformer or co-woTker for the
emancipation of the human family, would be will
ling to sanction pledge by government of the
Homes of the landless of the poor, the miserable
and deenceless, for the payueut of the National
debt and nor tie homes and property Of GH by tax
alton adjusted in the ratio of representation, as de-
maaded and guaranteed by the federal compact!
The time has come 10 Try men. Now parties
are TO be formed on a right basis One might as
we'll be called an Abolitonist, who would seek 10
found party on the basis of a pro-savery action
until men should purchase lreedom,as another might
be called free soller who would debar his brother
OF a right to land, until he should buy il with mo
ney, however low and graduated the price might
be- Besides, may remark, that even # the present
mode of raising revenue, By tariff OF duties upon
mportations, were retained, yet the freedom OF the
public lands, as required by natural Justice would
be also the dictate of sound policy for immensely
more money would flow into the public treasury,
by the freedom of the lands than by their sales.
Very respectfully,
Yours, &c,
H. H. VAN AMRlNGE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE OLD STAND OF
FRANCIS, IIiVLET & co.
NEAR THE DUPKEE HOUSE,
TIE LlRCENr AND BEST ANS0RTHENT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered in this markeI

LIVER CtereG IN this market.
Their stock consists of great variety Of Dress
Froyk and Sack COATS, Beaver. Broad, Ban
k~t and Sleeps grey OVERCOATS. PAN
FALCONS and VESTS OF all sorts: OTTER,
NUTRIA, BEAVER, MUS KRAFT, SILK
Plush Mohajr Plush, Cio,h and silk CAPS, IN
any quantity or quality to suit purchasers, or
made 10 order. Fashionable Silk and Fur II ATS,
TarpoljnS, Glazed HATS, OIL Suits. Rubber
COATS. BOOTS and SHOES. SHIRTS,
COLLARS. and 3 SONS. CRANATS, Netk-
ties, co MTORTERS. SUSPENDER5, Wool
cn and Cotton WRAPPERS. and DRAWERS
Buck GLOVES and MlTTENS, WOODEN and
Cotton do, and almost every article OF Gentle
mems Wear ng Apparel. Ladies' MUFFS, and
Il"PETI, Patent Leather BOOTS, White
Mixed, and Clondcd Wool n YARN, Wooden
and Cotton SOCKS, Ladies and Gems Over
SHOES, Sc &c.
All VINO want good article, well made, and
cheap, are invited to call aud -Aaluine for tlem-
selves,
Southport, Sept. 90, 1913. rfl4.
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Terms {:

TIE TELEGRAPH is printed on large double nc
dunn sheet and con tains greater amount OF read
ing matter than any paper In the state out of the
c.ty Of Milwaukee The tie ms of subscription
which, un Ter ordinary circumstances, we shall al
WAYS rgidly adhere to, are as follows
Sl15 per year. at the time of subscribing.
$500 per year, if not paid at the time of sub
scrlbng, but any time within the year
$50. ifnot paid within the year
All kinds of country produce received in payment
Of subscriptions.
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be also the dictate of sound policy, for immensely
more money would flow into the public treasury,
bv the freedom of the lands than by their sales
yerv resncctlully.
Yours &c
H.H.VAN ANRINGE.
c L. SnoLrs. Esq.
FOR the So"' "po'' Telegraph
CLAW Hhl NO o.
Ii NJ designed y9n Tor Ing slave
WY 10y n'' .a,, ,, ',', "oI ;h
Fer planted in nv mind
II not, why am | subject to
Ills cruelty ana scoih,
vi why mas i'i"', ,'' ''' "''' f0"-''
-, ~. .,...., l.. ,ho
''''3 " ''o
y
'''l
Pas9''
"'' -
49, "
S'''' '''e ''S' '"''' "a" 'il'! Inv
Guy
Lei Us compare our country VII" -''A''o' an"
see We ciH u'S'"''' '"' '''Se " ''o "''''''''oe
III '''e Po'I"''' '"I"'''"' q '''' ''S''' % "oe'
1'J'5 =! -" - ''~ WV -
'''"e' INC o''''''''' III INC "'s'ee "a slavery 10
vine" '"ey are So'J'c'eu'
mexico was se'''ed Dy SPAN ana Inc people Oh
that country were 50 o"Feo !" 'oPeFs'lon' ana 50
m"eh "h"eF the coh'Ioi OF pres'crall inat WhoeV-
eF opposed 'Ae power OF 'he press was considered
amons'er' ana put 10 Death by The holy InquIs-
ton. Their minds were as 1t were castrated; rea-
son, that great baIance-Wheel Tor The regulation 81
human actions was thrown from IT'S centre and re-
placed BY the VIII ana direction OF TIE priest lhls
was the CONDITION Oh HE people WHO st't'e" Mex
Ico ana '"'y "oClu As soon nave "eh- 10 prison or
death as 10 ahe" country al Srea' distance, with
out their priests 10 govern ana "'Iect 'heIF actions
Inc priest power Tue money power ana 'he King
power were a trinity IN UNITY ana Wo"i" have an
sWered as wen 10 nave Aeiu up 10 Tue hea'hen 10
convert them TO the dogmas OF tier Ie!lgion, TO
prove mat three is one and one three as dId the
This uo,v Trinity was sopt across the Atlantic 70
ovo,,1 ,,o .ro, of tho fo,J Of oc,;ao Tho r,Io .,
oI,I,. ,r.;.;.,. ooo,..u +. .to III ,...;..
hoo, rorceled ont i, Io+s Of f,o ton t,o..,. ~
even forty miles square, 10 individuals OF their IA
beinu coaxed into debt and then sold into direct
slavery TO nav it. and when thew are mas. their abI.
itv Of hand labor being turned ont 10 die like an old
horse.
In our country the circumstances were some
what different In the country from which this
,,,s nrirci,.Iy .e,,leJ the house Of su,ors,it;on
,,,s ,I;,,,,oI a.,st ;sef,,Iarrc,d bo.,, 70 INN.
-. -. .t,o.,. -,.,,.,
oo,,rb - o,-.o.r,;,o.o tho o,lor ,borob o,o,. o.
Cor,s ,,ero made tho fr,s,,crrs ro,cb ii;
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
THE TELEGRAPH.
C. L. SHOLES, EDITOR.
Friday, December 10. ISIS.
A Mass Meeting

Ofthe Free Democracy of the State of Wisconsin
will be held at Madison the seat of government on
THURSDAY, the 18th of JANUARY,
next, TO consider and adopt basis for the perma-
nent organization of said party.
BY order Of the committee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
WOOdwOrth'S Patent Planning Ma
chine

n OWCE.-Thc inhabitants of SoulhPort and
= vicinity. are respectfully informed thatthere
5 a FLANiNGMACHiNE, Ter P!aang Ton
gue.ng and G.ooyi0- Plank Tor flooring, sldegng
and cascl"Es Tor doors etc, al the factory OF
Mickey \ Co. The advantage This machia ha :
over work done by hand, Is, that Il reduces II to
an even thickness aud makes much haudsomer
door and Is much e. reaper and Us much easier and
qalrkeT'att by the cavFcater. Those in want are
invited to call a, the above named place and see
.or themselves.
Fec. Isis
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land for sale.

\ FARM OF lgh'y acres IN IN town Of Pike,
LA'hou. i've mules from Southport, en- the Bur
li1t'n road. The land is OF excellent quality.
AMI viii be sold cheap Tor cash, or tie sidrcd a
part ~ 'ha purchase money may re NAM upon lie
ll..a-ses A7g.y In Scutapcr' 20 !, BOND.
Sept. lists
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IL5-JOB PRINTING, of all kinds neatly. CHEAP
~ and expeditiousl. executed
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OF. CLOTH CF0TFEVSG:.

-3CZT3 4GDI-214l 20
Yhr only place in Wisconsin where Boys clothing
caa be found ready made.
GLoNIs, - s9EsDEgs. HANDEERC#rErs SroCKs,
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GROCERIES
Dry Goods.

An extensive lot Of Flowing Blue, LIGHT Blue,
White Granite, and Flowing Mulberry, &c.
cheaper than ever before offered in Ibis market
An examination 5 solicited.