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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

BY JAMES MIDDLETON

-v.I BY JAMES MIDDLETON.
Angry words are lightly spoken
In rash aud thoughtless hour,
Brightest links Of life are broken
... BY their deep insidious power
Hearts inspired by warmest feeling,
Ne'er before BY anger stirr'd
on are rent past human healing,
By single angry word.
Poison-drops Of care and sorrow.
Bitter poison-drops are they.
Weaving for the coming morrow,
Saddest memories Of to-day.
Angry words, oh, let them never
From the tongue unbrdled slip;
May the hearts best impulse ever
Check them ere they soil the lip!
Love is much too pure and holy,
Friendship is too sacred FAR
For a moments reckless folly
Thus to desolate and mar.
Angry words are lightly spoken,
Btterest thoughts are rsshly stirr'd /;
Brightest links Of life are broken
BY single angry word.
Died mt Concord, New Hampshire.
Dee. 23d, Is47, Rev. THOMAS
LEAVER, aged 32 years
and I months.
Thou srtgone much loved friend Aast s~ snd'
ed to Heaven,
Whsre SANDER snd malice ns more crN o..
sail,
Thy conflict is ended, thy spirit he,b risen,
Hen conquered TIE mosser ssd posed loo
dark vaie.
Thy labors On earth, are ended forever,
Toy body lies low, beneath the green sod,
lul ny ansomed spirit, Oh tesrly loved br, =
theT
Ia m.nsIoned &, home in the Kingdom or Sod
Thou passed over Jordan BY angels SurrouEded
And voices celestial, thy welcome repeated,
WEls Heavens broad Arch, viii he PIaudI!
reSoundcd
plso: spirit we gree, thee, ISy work is eomps
ted.
Tl.. faith thon hast kept. tho' dare clouds
lowr'd DER thee,
TkSu hast fought he good ssh, AAd The -lsts
~ won,
Hcnc.iorlh is laid up in The regions Of glory,
a robe pure aud SpotlcSs, al GnistIas crcSn
How bitter The cup which to Us is given,
Row mysterious Thy Providence, Thou c ~iss
God,
Ba; We would no, murmur, though from us lie S
rIyen.
ri. Thy righteous decre:. va submi. to t,-
rod
We wish thee not back hou e,orited spirit,
We would not recall thee 10 Sorros and fsjc 4,
ksrnly's joys, thou dos, noe iEherii,
And though great be our loss 'us tsine ilhai.e
gam.
Then let US like HIN, Lave orr lamps triu,m.
aud burning.
For the bridegroom be res3y uk9ne'er ks
shall come.
Whether midnight, or noon, OF tie dawn ef the
morning,
Without fear, or regret lsy these vile bodice
down.
We shall then Join eur friend who hath pissed
on before US,
To sing the new song Of Worthy the Lamb,
With The Heavenly Hosts veil join the full
chorus,
llsleluIah forever, hallelujsh Amen
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Che,nicai Erasiyc Co,npound.

4 VALUABLE preparation for CLEANSING
"A all kinds OF Wooden, Cotton and Linen
goods ca pelS &C., occ1,ioned by Greis' Tar
Natni>h, aini or Oils, without possible lnJuy
10 the finest gOoi.
Prepared and sold by &. &. g. HAZ-AR.
Dec % -dti. Druggist No. 81 Thouc, street
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Hare. who has been on trial for biga.
my WIN Mrs. Eos, has Geen acq,
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ron SALE.

TUE subscriber offers for sale his Wind
I NiIG payment mad" Easy. II NOT sold by
'he middle Of 81 month next, 1t will he le'
upon shares with the privilege Of marketing
n"a, Of which | thiuk there is no; Mil on
be Island can make better.
JcTuRO rs MITCHELL.
Middletown, lN mo. 9Th, Il. IT,
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Magical Corn Saiyc.

WARRANTED to effect speedy cure il
w The directions are strictly compiled win
causing 40 pam whatever, neatly put mp is
buAe, with directions, Al the 'ow price ofl25
cents. Prepared and sold by &. G.. &. Hazard
Duggi>', No - Thames Street
Dec -
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20 do Brussels and other Carret Bags
...F., .... .... .......,..... 81 %
1000 do Umbrellas silk and cotton all sizes
37c $3.50
2000 do Canes with swords dirks &c.
400 i2c SO 90
&c. &c. &c.
Together with an endless variety Of
RICH PIECE GOODS
Which will be made up in the most Fashiona'
bio Manner. at short notice, as my Whole
Stock must be- closed up Immediately. on ac'
count OF tho Alterations now going on upon
the premises aud the mildness oi the season.
| tLF' Every one who calls upon me to pur
chase during the period above named may do
so IN The confident Expectation OF gett'nS
great Bargain
REMEMBER
GEORGE w. SIMMOMS'S "OAK HALL,
ANN STREET, BOSTON. Opposite the
| Head of Merchants Row
| Boston, Dec. -. 6w.
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7. Inmford Seabury,

"a HAVING Just returned from ~ York,
d would call the attention of the Lailes to
Il> splendid asSOrlmcnio Cater Boots Of differ
mt styles and cOlorS. Also Misses and Chill
lrcn'> Cater Boots and shoe, together with
he most splendid lot of stock for The manuiac-
mr.. ofthe same. ever offered in this market,
ompriSing English and French Kid, French
Morocco Of d nercnt color, and beautiful as
ormcht of French Sains and Lasiings, tor
iaiters.
Call AMI examine for yourself at No. 10,
Thames street. May 81.
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HERALD AND RHODE THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 49, S48
CANDY, CANDY.

WaUDASrED ,obe made from pure loaf
w sugar. aud by the best artists IN The conh-
try aud a. cheap rs can he bought ~ Newpo IT.,
either At wholesale or relah. Come aud lnd sc
for Yourselves al YOUNG ; Confectionery and
Fancy Store, next South Town Hall
mr. S1
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James M. Tucl,
n. 6. BIB. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.


vi IUWt " TUOUFt " sNtHTUTFi HUtUeH
Jan Sd, 1913.
DETER +. REMINGTON makes applica-
Il ton for some suitable person to be appoint
ed admins rator on the estate Of
Yiary JCalnSOn,
late Of Newport snsie woman, deceased, In
icstate the ~auo received. and referred for con-
Sideration to q Cour of Probate to be holden at
he Town Hail ~ Newport, on the first Mon-
day in February next al o'clock, a. m, aud
that notice 'a,loui be given by advertisement
for three sGcccSaiye weeks in the lslald of
the TUNES r.i, al persons interested may ap-
pear al sad 'nlr aud place and be heard
d. ,. 10 i LAND, Probate Clerk.
Jan, 6.
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NREsH Horse Rsdish Sauce, Just received
is. RIDERS.
COED GAN Y.

4 FRESH supply OF Mrs Jsrvas's cold Can
n day, which is acknowledged by all TO be
superior to any cold candy now IN use, Tor sale
at RIDERS, 81 Thamss'st lJ6
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I hbE OhIBLON w EINu u<V W hHhSSs,
| Reduced Ont-iOnrth,
| Grand bring This Advertisement with you, as
i below is the List,
! 800 Blue Pilot Overcoats, velvet collars, al
/ SO, 8, 10, Is
! $50 Blue Manckinaw Blanket Orercoals
/ SO g, I0I
4 100 Codrineton Overcoats & Sacks So, s, 10
! 800 Fancy Tweed do do 50, 4, D, 6
| 100 Pilot Jackets, lined with h.nnel
400 French Overcoa,s, made in Paris - 1912
II $50 Duiiie do and Sacks SO, 4, 8
$50 sstnet do do figured plain
H aud ribbed s3. 4,5C, ), o
so Camet real goats hair Wrappers, quilt,
II ed IS, 10, ~
| 325 Tweed Sacks and Overcoats 3, 4. 3, b
Il 80 Hunting aud Business Goats Of bats Vel
i ve,-on 80, 3, q
500 Single aud Double Wave Beaver Over.
| coats, each from 80, 10, ~, Ia
275 Brown Sacks, velvet collars aud facing,
! &c rs, lOI
$50 Olive and Brown Castor Cloth Overcoats
/ 81, 6, 8, l0l
u 10 Siberian Beaver Overcoa,s, Gold and Sill.
II yer Mixed $40, IL, II
$50 BroadcIoth O,ercoa,s, brown, green, black
i $l2, II, Is
/ woolen Innings $40, ), 10, IL. ID
|. 100 jackets, blue and blk broadcIoih
81, 3, G5o, :,
100 do Satnet, good article
n $3.50, g
5000 pnrs Pants, Broadcloth, Doeskin and
Il Cashmere, assorted 80, $50, $50. 5
1000 DO stout Satnet, twied and plain
/ 81. rs, 2, $50. 3, 4
1900 Vests, Of satin, rich figured and plain
Il black !, 30. I75, $50, 8
2OOO do Fancy and plarn Velyeta and
\ Cashmere 81 Ip5 I5O. I.15 $50
II 100 do VaIencIa, Cloth, Mar,.ilI,s, &c.
4 soc Zoe 81, 20, =. 3
|. 300 RoyaI ulaid. all wool. SINGLE and double
i breasted 81, I25. 30
$50 Dressing Gowns. fy'd and plain velve,
Il "a, ). q
300 do do Print and NJ dc Laine
Il $3.50, 3. so s
60O Dress and Frock Con,s. blue blua black
Wv ,,, hr, g., e. q m ID "a
oos p.;nos. G,a,. ol;,o 49, or.,n Sc
~'' &c so N
|. ''o ''''"' &c . m 10 "A
ooo l., AMI c,,. '' ~ ~ haa
-0o Wv ''' >"f'' "''' NV" S9 "e q
LIST oFF.SuJoN r. - y -
p0V,s e, ,,nT,yIS rnJ
\
ov.rco,,, and Sack. of ,5ownn Brow md hlk nrood
oI',,hs oacb cron, "a IN
c'o'"si OaI" nd Ho,i Sa"L. occo 80; ., ., ~
'''' "''' @"' nv ~ a, "a !, o.n az"
o,,o.oa,,. soot. $S,,j',,, $,G, :" 10y >, ,,r'i "
''e'eo"'S """ ''e"'' o ss,nS'.s ~ ana "1'HS
n rl,.L 49,, ,,a,. ,r p.,aIai,,,
0'''"' ''' 0"P' " 80 20 a aa5o6
nr.. all r,ooL. ,TI,
ni,,o CL,,hs az G5o z5n !
r., -, -, ~, o'J; :, C,,i 60
N"'''' " '"' ~, %, "a - . ~
pa,,a,;,, al o,to,s go, ,n,,o,, : es
nu,a "'na r n,,aa.in,r a,' Ca-.in,a - -
""''' " s,75 , oo5 20 q
rI -, :, 80, -
s. W " " ""' : No. - si ~ , n
" l..,., .rC',',b ,' 81, g., ~, w '''
n'a zoo z5r si ,, IN
ca "ot' III 'oo, o., 81, -, i,oo
C,',i,i N' ' an - I IN D,.
S'o'"'"S 'S ~, =, ""u Wv ee"''
Elegant Fnrni.hinc Goods,--ns follows
400 I"arn WhIte sh,r,s Iiunn bosom,' coIIars
wristbands, each 62c, 75o, 81
100 do,on White Shirts, pIaio
80, 81, so cents
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USEFUL FANCY ARTICLES,

10 DOZ Of fr<sa ground Hor~radiSe this
w day received aud for sale al RIDER >
81 rhames-st. Dee
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10 Let

Ind immediate possession Giten.
2-A YNHE dwelling house, situated in
lgslM Il Aun street. recently occupied by
Eg kf- Mrs Paddock. For terms apply to
PETER Z. REMINGTON.
Newport, Sept 20, lS47. f29
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ANIMALS for 1898.
Gift RaOks and Games.


vlUS Amar,nh,
4 The Garland.
frsnd,hip Offering,
Thr!'iica Keepsake
liallccs's Poems,
L9Ug.e.toss PoStical voTas,
! Ts2 HyAcin,h,
The Gin bOo. Of Poetry,
l.rss rfrirSs Of SIIiNur. solunes for 4 f.
Games, OF Nakerset end Sslsden,
Pope sGd PAGAN,
gar Spanglet Bcnaer,
Race VI Improvement,
Americ1I Eagle,
Walkers Geographical Teur through
fraure,
Picture Pass wosd,
EohsmisR Gipssy Girl,
MOdsre Game Of Doqinoes and many
others, N2d ~ sscel!tnt assortment Of Juvenile,
selected "l'h much care and ~ pare chased as 10
u to'i IA al ca|sS al the very loseSl prices.
Fryer BJokssand Bibles in arey st
CEhS. t. RAAMErT' Jr,
Eec. r.. Ok Hov.
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Pilot and Beaver Cloths.

4 GOOD assortment of Pilot Cloths, bea-
N yer Cloths and Vermont Cassimere-some
VERY stout and for sale al low prices by
n Is WM e. COZZENS, Il CO,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05
TIE EAGLE
Life & Health Insurance COMPANY.

No. 40, u all Street, NcW York.
(MANHATTAN BANK Bull DING0
5 prepared to insure lives, grant eudowme nj:
1 and annuities, In addition 10 Ike annually re.
served funds out OF premiums, this company ha,
a capital OF 81, 600, and no dividends vii! be paid
to the shareholders until the asseIs amount to
$500, 600. The directors are personally response
bic to the insured, If the capital is impaired BY
improper mana cement. The rates are TN PER
CENT. LOWER than the rates Of mutual companies,
anc credit Of forty per cent. will be given on
policies for the whole duration OF life.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HOLDS UU1 TO INSURERS.
!. Our ample paid-up capital 10 meet whatever
extraordinary risks ma, arise
,. Premiums lower than mural companies
). responsibility TO insurers beyond the pay
meut OF the premium.
/. NJ risk Of partnerships with all classes OF
persons, and lis seTjoGs consequences.
) No liability o have the sum insured reduced,
or to make further contributions in ease OF NOR
tally beyond the estimated average.
q, The certainty OF having every claim paid as
soon as suhstdTtlated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
I. The stock holders and directors having large
interests IN the company, affords security to the
insured thatis affairs will be conducted 50 as to
secure safety and stability.
PREMIUMS jor the assurance Of S1oo 9'ea siDgjc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05

TNlE subscribers have just opened n Foam
4 dry on Park st, One Block wesl of Main
street "hc'e they intend to carry on the business
IN al! It's various branches.
PLOUGHS,
WI = kept constantly on hand, The Michigan
plough much improved it has given the brst sat
lsacton OF any Cast Plough now in use Farmers
are reque, ted particularly TO call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. With the view f bring.
ing tins Plough into general use, il will be sold
at d very low price.
Horse Power Threshing Machines, Caldron
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, Of all descrIp-
tons.
Saw s Grist-Nill Castings made to order and
on short notice.
rs HE subscribers have Jest 90, a large Lathe
IN their establishment, they hauer themselves that
they can do work cheaper and better thar ever
has been done in Southport.
Repairing Of Threshing Machines will receive
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
~ genera use are kept on hand.
In short all kinds of Castings aud FINISHING
done IN - workmanlike manner, and on a. rea~
soabIe terms as at any other Foundry west 20
LAX" Michigan.
losHCA DAVIS, ANDREw LEOvARD.
Southport, March 81. Ic41. Of
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\ lis great medical work, Dr. Beach remarks,
/" have spared neither pains nor expense IL ac-
qu,re knowledge OF the practice OF the most ne .
ted physicians, retaining from each every lhlng
winch nae proved by experience To be useful.
have MOI thought II beneath me to converse nth
root and Indian doctors, and any other persons
who have proteSsed To possess any valuable rem
edy, any uTrov ed me thod OF treating disease
For a tull description OF DR.. Beach Book and
Medicines, see Pamphlet, which may be obtained
gratis al all places Mncrc the medicines are for
sale. The A"'ercen Practice and Family PLY.
5 can will b. and the same places; and 1:
you wish 10 know what your disease Is ur all ca
seS, what treatment to pursue. how TO administer
The medicines IN difficult and dangerous cases, hy
all means procure the Book, and you wall not fail
TO lind i superior 10 nine -trnlhs II the Physicians
YOU can employ, a saving OF time, health. lie, and
hundreds ct dollars. Nou will wo..der ho, YOU
could have lived SO long without II, and YOU will
regard u as 40 invaluable treasure to yourselves
and families; being written IN plarn and simple
style, ineligible To all classcs-and especially
intcndtd Tor the common PEG le.
BEACHES MEDICINES.
Cnllke tn ,se patent medicines which clAim by
one thing TO cure all discas 's-each preparation
IS particularly designed to cure One specific III.
Iopathlc complaint, with lis ,ymptomatic alice
lions.
Dr.. BCarh'N Practise and Medicines
w. b. SLOAN, American Temperance Build
ugs, Chlcago, Illinois, General Ageu' for the sa e
OF Dr.. Beach's Books and Medicines in Illinois
Indiana and Wisconsin, to whom all orders must
be addressed P1Er r,iD.
For sale by THURMAN, Druggist, Southport.
TIE BEST HORSE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
IIIE IHfh SENATE nIN,rnI1nI

THE 10th SENATE DISTRICT,
FELLOW CITIzENs:-lt IS we'll known 10 Won. that
at The present time dissensions exist IN the Demo-
cratic party Of the 10th Senate District: that two
candidates are before you in tie field each clainjn.,
to be the regularly nominated candidate Of the De-
mocrailc party Thet these dissensons are 10 be
depIoIed and and that all good members of the
party would hail with joy a reconciliation Of these
difficulties, cannot be questioned. Believing nv
ss1I That tile success OF our principles should at all
times be tue primary consideration. and that other
questions are butsecOrdTy in their character La
alter deliberate consideration. determined to with
draw ny name rom before YOU as a candidate for
Senator IN this district, which hereby d. In do
ing this | cannot orbetr to cXbort YOU at tli, i'm
portant crisis IN the affairs OF our Young State To
harmony Of action. to discard al, considerations ex-
cept those which look alone to the success Of the
principle. we cherish.
10 my friends who have bestowed their conf
dcnce upon me nthis occasion. reiurn M, thank
but an apology to them Tor my course know is
not necessary. for they viii be equally q ny with
myself al Tie pr sPcct Of haguIony and success Tor
tue democrtcpary aud principle
May J. isis. / GRANT.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05

y The subscriber offers Tor sale his valuable
Farm situated in the town OF SalerG, County OF
Racine twelve miles west OF Southport and bali a
nile south OF the main road from the Lake 10 &c
ueNa.
The Farm Consists Of one hundred acres, all cx-
celrnt land for the plough, there not being one foot
OF waste land on the premises. 1t is we'll tmDerci
aud well wa'cred by living springs 50 acres are
under impropemcu1s--6n acres hcir~g ready Tor
spring crops \ small Trained house aud log
house, are on the preml;eS, with an excellent we'll
of water near the door There also variety OF
fruit trees in bearing.
This Farm. which is not evceIied bv any in the
county. viii be sold low Apply at the Post Office
or 10 me on the premises.
LEONARD VAN ALSTlNE
Salem Dec ~, 1917.
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PRONAIE NNTICIE

/ IL persons Interested IN the estate of John
"a Carroll, late of The town Of Pleasant Prairie.
by ;ic county oil Racine, W. r., deceased, vii.
please ,lka notice thai have been duly appoint
81 administrator upon said estate by the Judge
OF l.oa4'e o. sale Count, -,hereore. all those
jrasb cd 10 sand estate wit make Immediate pay
meu'. and those 10 whom said estate is indcbed
Will please presea, their claims tor settlement
with proper vouchers.
DENNIS KEARNEY, Admir-
Sou aport, April ,, lSi~-nl2
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FOR SALE.

TIE Farm al present occupied by tie subscri-
b"r. consisting OF fifty acres, one haifunder chiu
vaton well watered and timbered On the
premises there is a superior brick dwelling house
with kitchen aud wood house attached Also
a barn with other out Buildings, The arm i :
well wltered, fenced amin excellent cultivation
For further particulars inquire on the premises
or of Mr.. shepherd adjoining, or ofV. Freuch
Esq, Southport. W. {, GRAY.
Southport, Jan TO- lS4S.
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TIE BEST HORSE MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.

.2ND CONDIIYON POUDER.
NE Ointment is an Intalllble remedy for lier-
i ses, Cattle, and other Domestic animals, in
the following Diseases
Fresh Wounds, Calls OF all kinds, SpaNins,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Bingbones,
Wind Calls, Pole l.vI, Cahous,
Spavns, Sweeney, Fiatua
Suiast, Strmns, Lamencss,
Sand Cracks, Foundcred feet, Nlnn!e,
Scratches or Grease, Horn D7lemper.
fhe Powder has been !o1nd by long experience
10 be highly useful for the cure ol thu, various dis
to winch h. rises and cattle are suhl CT, VIZ:
Dstemper, EidehouHd, Los, otappcue. Inv ard
sra;ns, Yellow water, Inflammation OF the Ives,
Fatigue from hard exercise. Also, Rheumatism.
Commonly called sui Complaint, which proves
fatal to many valuable horses N the country
1t carries oil all gross humors, prevents from
becoming stIf or laundering. Removes all IN
Illumination and fever; purify the blood, loosen the
SKIN, cleanse the water, and strengthen every
part OF The body. One package OF lhe rowdc4s
and a box OF the Ointment will perfectly cure "A
recent founder IN SIX CT eight days, wiIhou: leav.
ing the least effect IN the cetii given as directed,
and no BLOOD LET or any thing else be done In
horse dstemper they viii allay the fever and pro.
mote healthy tt rmination of the disease One
powder will IN all eases cure the horn dstcmper
in COW; TWO sometimes required Tor an OK
Every cow should have one after calving; il car
RES oil all fever and humors-lnakcs the milk
good and inNigoratcs the animal Its effect ~
seen through the season, by making The milk mon g
abundant. Grand Depot 10 Lake st q, Chicago.
For sale by l.. BURNAM, Southport.
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(1OMMHssIoNERs NoTlCE-1he nnder.

COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.-1he under
Ssgned Commissioners, duly appointed, in the
estate OF Sarah r Alden, deceased late of the
town OF Southport, Racine county, Wis hereby
give notice that the 9TH day OF June next, at the
office OF }. T. Hildrefh, the village of Southport
are the time and place fixed UPON for the finnl ex
animation and adjustment Of claims and demands
against SAID estate Those interested, therefore,
VIII not tail to attend.
IT HILDRETn, I Commits
|. \. STODDARD, soners.
Southport, May ), IS4s--n45 ST
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05

NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
! y That which Chemists and Scientific men
nave been sought for, viz: a Liquid Compound,
con FSee 10 ltSe viii h viii restore Gray Hair 10
it,, orr gina color whether auburn, brown or black
retaining the natural gloss and sottncss OF the or.
tg'naI, without inJurng The hair or the skin, and
VII. not wash OUT or fade. This has cen accom-
pll~Led by the celebrated Venetian Lieuid Hair
I'VE. prepared only by Ballard x Greene, 900
Main Street, buffalo. This new and Beautiful
compound is entirely different from anything
that has ever been before presented to the public
Is free from oil injurious properties will make
any shade, from white to a jet back-so that
gray, H. ht or red hair, can be matched with A
darker shade
Ithas won the conf len &C Of all who have used
IT, and tho astonishing success which has attend
ed lis sale has induced the proprjeDors To give it
an extensive circulation throughout the United
States aud Canada. Price - cents Re sure
that each bottle is accompanied with ours.naure
as none other Is nennne. AL ordrrs 10 be al,
Jres3,Gto BALLARD X GREENE,
900 Main ST. Buffalo. Chemists, &c.
U}Eor tale by II. +. SVRYEER,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05
WOOdWOnh's Patent P''aning Ma
chine.

n OIICE.-Thc inhabitants of Southport ard
vicinity. are respectfully informed thai theI e
Is PLANlNGMACF Tor Plating Ton
gue.ng and oovug Plank tor flooring, sjdelng
and cascIngs for doors etc, at the factory OF
Mickey y Co. The advantage this nachin ha ,
over work done by hand, is, that i reduces i, to
an even thickness and makes a much handsomer
h.or and Is much leapcr and is much easier md
qnckerlaII by the carpenter. Those in want are
laV'ted 10 call at the above named place and see
Tor themselves.
Feb. 1913
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05

% LGke 81. orer Goss' Hat Store. Cbieggo.
NJ MORSE. AGE>r.
GENTLEMEN LIBRARIES fitted M All re-
1pairea-Nusic Paper RuIeI-Nusicsn Peri.
ot'cals bound to any pattcn-Dlaah Acct Book.
ruled and bound n all str.es.
lUae JJ-iy4lJil
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-05-05

Gums to be had by using pot of Ballard &
Greene celebrated Amber Tooth Paste This
is the finest preparation tia has been offer
ed TO The public. It renders the darkest and foul
est teeth beautifully white and makes the breath
delcously sweet, ard will only cost you - cen s
I5 For sale by II. f. STRYKFR.