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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

Messrs. Green d Shirley;--In days OF yore
when Gods and Godesses were so much more
plenty than black berries, that Heaven could no
hold them all for want ofroom, we are told some
OF them sought asylums on earth, selecting such
locations as best suited their several tastes and
propensies. Some dwslt in caves, some il,
groves->some in and about the .chrstal loun
tains," and some Jove only knows where. Thi:
state OF things it was supposed had fallen into
dssuelude entirely, until latterly 10 some exten,
the system OF terrestrial God ship seems to have
been revived. Germany has its Preisntz, who
from some unspellable spring, dispenses health
and happiness in the shape OF wet sheets and
shower baths 10 all the devotees who came 10
worship at the shrine Of the Hydropa,hic divini
~. Virginia has its water God. DR.. Martin, a.
the Blue Sulphur Spring, who with his douches
OF hot and cold water. gives you the option Of
freezing or boiling for the matter OF few dimes;
and our own state. it appears. is in due course Of
time TO be blessed with luelar deity (Dr.
DUNN whose future hablaIon will doubtless be
The "Whte Sulphur Springs Of Benton County, "
where from his own showing. man may get
blown up gratis by drinking the "esseoas wa
tiers, an analysis Of which he has professed to
furnish along with "a few remarks for the bsne.
fit Of The sick and afflicted"
The avowed object OF DR.. Jas. L. Dunn's
publication is purely philanIhropc and there's
fore highly commendable. But while we are
ready 10 concede all he can ask on this score,
we are forced 10 the conviction that his claims to
the character Of public benelsctor, are likely
10 be acquired much to the detrment OF his rem.
utaton as man Of sound sense, and his knowl.
edge OF ''the laws Of chemical affinity" But
were ignorance OF those laws, or want of com.
mon sense. the only faults manifested in the
Doctors publication, they might be over looked
in consideration of the great sympathy he exhib.
It's Tor suffering humanity. But where qusckery
boldly stalks before the pubic gaze, under the
gaTb of learning and shallow pretence robes it,
self in the sacred garments OF truth. it becomes
the duty, as we'll as the right OF every one to aid
in stripping the Jack daw Of his borrowed plu,
mage. From these considerations we ask the
liberty OF your col umns.
The author Of the publication 10 which we
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19
ROUGH AND READY

saturday, October rs.
The Wings of Howard will have Mass Meet.
ing and Barbecue at Fayelte, on Saturday, Octo-
Der 26th, 1913. 1t is hoped and expected every
whig in the county, and as many make i.
convenient from the adjoining counties, will be
present on that occas sion.
JAMES s. ROLLINS, OF Boone,
JOHN @. MILLER, of Cooper,
GEO. C. BINGHAM, of Saline,
J. c. RICHARDSON, Of Cooper,
A. LEONARD, Of Howard,
and other distinguished Wing Speakers will be pre-
sent and address the people.
Democrats one and all, but particularly those
who attended the late Mass Meeting at Foyette,
ure invited to be present.
A Rough and Ready Dinner will be prepared for
all who may attend.
Wings of Howard! The election is near al
hand. This is the last meeting that will be held
before Gen. Taylor is elected President. The
democrats have held their meeting, and many Of
you know, you and your cause was misrepresented
and abused. Come up and see yourselves righted
interchange congratulations on the glorious pros.
pect ahead and prepare for Universal Triumph
which shall even include OLD HOWARD.
O-P. S. Since the above was in type land bills
issued) we understand Col. DONIPHAN has been
invited, and will be present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

APPROACH OF THE CHoLERA.-Already in
Paris From the accounts by the steamer Her
mann, it would appear as if the Cholera. which
has been making such ravsges in the north Of
Europe, has at length reached Paris. Several ca.
SEES had appeared, which are said TO have all the
symptoms OF the Asac Cholera. but in mild
shape.
The Cholera had also made i!s appearance a,
Trieste, but had diminished at st. Petersburg.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

DISEASES PROM INrEMpERANcE.-.Dr.
Darwin, speaking of Diseases in London.
says 1t is remarked that all the diseases ari.
sing from drinking spiriluous or fomen,ed
liquors are liable to become hereditary,
even 10 the third generation; and gradual.
ly to increase. if the cause DO continued
ill the family becomes extinct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

OOur friend BUCHANAN, of the " Han.
nlbal Journal" will accept our thanks for
st. Louis papers. Favors by the stage
which leaves Hannibal on "Wednesday morn.
ing, will be acceptable to us-as papers
can be sent by it, some twelve hours later
than our eastern mail brings.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

New GooDs.-SAvAGE 81 Co., will be
pleased 10 see all who may want anything
in the Dry Goods line-as their new and
splendid assortment has just arrived. Ad-
vertisements next week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

REMINIscENsEs.-The editor of the Wash.
Ington Union is engaged in recounting the
objections waged by the opponents of Gen.
Jackson TO his election, but we observe
that he carefully refrains from enumera.
ting amongs. them one objection made by
the then editor of the Richmond Enquirer,
viz: "that his election would be curse 10
the couhtry." This should have promi
nent place in The catalogue of the editor as
it comes from distinguished source. 1t is
lrue' the editor of The Enquirer subsequent.
ly "turned around and wheeled about and
jumped Jim Grow" but his analhema of
General Jackson still stands on the record,
A man will sometimes wound himself in
his blind and furious attacks on others.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

A Convention for the purpose of influen-
cling the public opinion of the Christian
and civilized world in favor of subs,ilu.
ling some other and more rational mode of
settling international differences than an
appeal TO brutal force, was held a, Brus-
sells on the Goth, 2lst and 22d ult. The
three particular points brought forward
for consideration were introduction of an
Arbitration Clause in all International ,rea.
ties-the establishment of High Court
of Nations for the settlement of interna.
tional disputes, and The General Disarma.
ment of Nations. The invitation was con.
fined TO those who hold that all war is in.
consistent with the spirit of Christianity.
That magnificent and costly structure,
the Mormon Temple at Nauvoo, was total
ly destroyed by fire on the 9th inst, the
walls only being left standing TO mark the
ruins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

u Mr., CHILDs, clerk of the steamer
st. Joseph, will accept our thanks for a
Sunday Morning Republican, which places
us in possession ofaler news than we were
in receipt Of by the mail,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

Capt j. :. CLEVELAND, of the steamer
.A'goma, will please accept our thanks
for file of New Orleans papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

GRocERIEs.-See advertisements of JouN
ID. PERRY. His stock is complete, embra.
eng every thing in the grocery line, all
fresh and fine
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

&C BEAR IN MIND that the Presi.
dental Election is held on the first Tues
day, the 7h d2yof November meat, and tina,
it lasts but for one day only /!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

VOTE ON THE TAMERLANR.-A demo-
cratic friend requests US 10 publish the fol
lowing vote of the passengers of the Tam
erlane, on her upward trip.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

JOHN e. RICHARDSON, Wing candidate
for Eector and G. d. HALL, Democratic
candidate for Eector, in the 4lh Electoral
District, will address the people a, the fol.
lowing places:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19
Whig Governor! and
Wing Congress man

ed from the Legislature, we entertain but
little doubt but that is wing also.
And no one now entertains doubt but
that gallant little state will not forget
the man who fought her battles, but will
vote for
Gen. Taylor!
Is not this glory enough Ought it not
to nerve every Wing in the land TO renew
ed activity! Viii 1t mott
Ohio.
Although from present appearances we
are likely TO lose our Governor in Ohio, by
a very meagre majority, we have
WING LegisIa ture,
which gives US in the place Of roaring,
ran,ing Allen,
Syhis U. .. Senator!
and the wings the control of the state
Although there is likely to be one blur in
this victory, yet il is great victory. 1t
gives us wing in the Senate, to sustain
the administration of Gen. Taylor. We
have evidently lost our Governor Gf LOST
by some combination between the locofo.
cos and abolitionists, which will no, be
brought TO bear in the Presidential contest.
The abolitionists may have supported Wei.
Ter for Governor, but they will not support,
Cass--and we confidently look for The vote
of Ohio to be cast for Gen. Taylor. De.
feat at home will nerve the Wings with
new ardor--,he glorious victory in Penn
sylvania and the certainty of Gen. Tay-
lor's election, will give them fresh en,husi-
asm, and Ohio ,ciU right herself in the No
vember contest.
Wings of Missouri "There is a good
time coming" Once more 10 your posts
Though hopeless the effort may appear, il
is your duty--a thing you have never yet
shrunk from Nor do we fear il will be
done now. Your duty will be done but
arouse, and do it cheerfully, en,husias,ical,
ly; do il boldly; strive to take others along
with you. Action from now until the cleo
tion will do much. Lost fields can be re-
ganed--gained ones retained. Let the
example of the Pennsylvanians nerve you
to new deeds. keep the flag flying, die,
but never surrender"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19

Cen Santa Anna was enjoying the pleas.
ures of retirement at Kingston, Jamaca
as late as the 18th ut., and for the pres.
emf he intends 10 make that Island bis home
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19
POLITICAL NOTICE.

Hon. Abel Leonard, Wing Elector for
this District, will address the people at the
following times and places:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
THE
LIGHTNING TELEGRAPH!

~ The Magnetic Telegraph is now in
operation in Southport. The frsttelegraphic
communications were sent and received yes
tcrday. There were messages and respon-
ses to and from all the stations on the line
as far as cOmpleted-Alilwaukie, Racine
Chicago and Michigan city. AS to the par
ticular character of the messages and greet
ings exchanged we are not informed, having
been unable to get hold Of report, but we
have no doubt the young lake cities mad an
interesting chat of it all round
The station here is at present, we believe,
under the charge OF ]. HAyILAND, Esq, and
the office is in a room in the second story
Of Durkec's Brick Block.
Since the above was in type we have
learned that the wires between Chicago and
Michigan city are broken. There is no
communication therefore with the latter
place at present.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

TNIlE undersigned. having opened new jew
L ery Store in Mil" aukre, begs leave 70 inform
the citizens ot Wisconsin thd, he viii be haPpyto
have them call at tie above named place and exa
mine his stock of goods. which consist in part OF
Jewelry aud Fancy Goods.
SILVER WARE
OF ali kinds. Cold PENS Of Various makers. Steel
Trimmings for Bags and rnrseS, r,rldmsry orall
kinds, Lamps general assortment of Church;
Store. and Patlor Lamps Also, hvaeGn Lamps
COR esse!s,
MI SlCAL INSTRUMENTS.
Neodlans, Accordians, Flutes aud "iano muss.
Toys and Fancy Goods
Metallic Frame s'ia:l2-F0rtes.
Strange as II may seem 10 somr that Piano
FORTS with the Metallic Frame are not SO mucr
Siiectedby heat and cold or dampncss. as others.
hutit Is no less true. These are tie great dis
tingushing features OF Piano For,es made al our
mandatory. They are Warranted, in zone, touch.
action AM tor dcrihIlt.y nj surpassed Should
they prove satl factory in these ess ntal qual
ules, We viii refund tire purch.s' money, with
al expenses OF rsucl arrat on. BOARDMAN
y GRAY, Manui-c ulers Sold hy =. GARD
NER, 80 East Naler street, Milwaukee, 5 IN
81 the Mammoth Watch.
= GARDINER
Milwaukee Iur- 1SA7 -no2vi
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
TIE EA-tE
Life s Health Insurance COMPANY

NO. ~, ~ al Street, NejC OK.
(MANHATrAN BANK BUtLLiNGD
7 S prepared TO Lives, grant endom me n 5
| and aunuilieS, la addition 10 the annually re-
served fumes out OF premiums, this company has
a capital of st, coo, and dividends Will be paid
10 the shareholders until the assets amount TO
100000. The directors are personally responsl-
Die 10 the insured, if the capital is lmpai,,d by
improper management. The rates are TIN rER
cENr. LowEK than til e rates Of mutual companies,
anc a credit Of forty per cent. Will be given on
policies for ;hr whole duration OF lie.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HoI rs on 10 INSURERS.
|. Our ample paid-up capital TO meet whatever
extraordinary risks ma, arise
,. Premiums lower than nturual companies
3. No rcsponslhlilty 10 insurers hey ond the pay
nient OF the premium
4. NJ risk OF partnerships with all classes Of
persons, and It's serious consequences.
D. No liability TO have the sum insured reduced.
or to make further contributions IN ease OF NOR
tally beyond the estimated average.
Is. The certainty OF having every claim paid as
soon subslartiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
!. The stock holders and directors having large
Interests in the company, affords security to the
insured that 5 affairs will be conducted so a t.
secure safety and stability.
Premiums f0r the ASSURANCE Of 500 on u singh
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
FOR SALE.

THE Farm at present occupied by the subscri-
b@r, CONSISTING OF fifty acres, one hall under cult
vat!on, well watered and timbered. On the
premises there Is superior brick dwelling house,
with kitchen aud wood house attached. Also
a barn with other out Buildings The arm is
we'll watered, fenced, and in excellent cultivation.
For further particulars inquire on the premises,
or OF Mr.. Shepherd, adjoining, or ofV. French,
ESQ.,, Southport. w. c. GRAY.
Southport, Jan TO- 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

GEN. Scorr.-The Washington cores
poudent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes
"Of course Gen. Scott, as always wrote
YOU, is virtually recalled and not merely
suspended. The latter term is merely eX-
pressive of the fact that there are reasons for
his recall. The Court of Inquiry will bring
these to light, and show that Gen. Scots
direct offence was not military, bat an as
sumption of diplomatic power. Gen. Scott,
in a word, advised Mr.. Trist, after the lat
ter was recalled, to entertain the Michigan
proposition Of peace, and he became thus
indirectly the author, or at least, co-operator
in the negotiations. Gen. Scott had no
authority to do so, and is answcrable for
the act; but the administration will not &c rig
orous in regard to him, and content itself
with making out s'c charge, and Withdraw
ing Gen. Scott ii3,n the command of the
army"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
9 S"csa GoOfRS !!

VNIE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving a
L large addition to their Stock OF Goods, among
which may be found every variety OF articles u-u.
ally kept IN Store. Thankful for the very Lb-
cral patronage they have received, they respect
fully solicit continuance ofih- same.
f1~ED They would especially invite attention to
{k their Goo 5 now opening.
FISK < METCALF.
SoDtb,ort S.nf % ISl-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
IELE GRAPHIC R EP0RTS
FOR THE
SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH.
ERIE 4 MIcH. TELEGRAPHOFFIcE.2
Southport, March ,, Z p. NJ. s
THE MARKETS.
DAILy JOURNAL OFFICE.
- - 1 L. 1 j u IL

Chicago March "a, : p. NJ
The receipts Of wheat here yesterday, reached
about 5000 bushels. Prices were al a higher range
10 75c being paid cor Spring IS a 81 for win
ter the latter beng taken almost wholly BY the city
Allls. There is but little movement in Beef and
Pork and no change in quotations.
DAILY WIscoNsGN OFFICE March ID, P. VI.
The prices of Produce are very fair to-day, and
prices remaining without much change. Wheat is
selling for SIC at the WareAou es, and tribe more
is paid at the Mills Flour sold from wagons
$50 a 80. ~ reiail is held at 81 4.25. Most
OF that coming in goes in store, as it does not
command by the load price corresponding with
that pad for Wheat. Oats quite plenty at Z9c a
Doc Barley Ice. Salt Sl,o73 Pork brings 50
$50
New York. Feb 2i.
Sales o. good Gcacssce flour at S6l2 6,lS3.
Extra do at S6,2o a61a4 pr. Dol. Sales OF Western
brands 50 Il! G,le{ pc. Dbl; prime Red Wheat
Sl,35 l29 There IS a steady demand for cora,
sales o prime White Corn at 5Ic SIC pr Bush.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

UINFI1 UKS,
GfoRGEW. SAVAGE, WuLAM q. King,
EUwAR u CoLIs, JoHN RuIHEl FORD,
Waller RUTHERrORD, JAMES VI. CHAPMAv,
JAMES WHEEIFR, {. ). VAN WAGNER,
Al DREW V. CoBB.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, President.
RlruARD II. But, A. NJ, Secretary and act
uary.
JoHv Nc CLrLLAAD, Medical Examiner,
WALTER Rur" EEFoRD, Counsel.
{. |. HUTCHINSON, Southport.
Explanatory pamphlets and blank forms OF ap
plica'ion or LIFE and HE>LrH insurance may be
obtained at the office, or Will be 'orwarded The
applicants address.
jan. :. mes
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03
zTAEUARLErARN r0R SAEE.--

q The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Farm situated in the town of Salem, County OF
Racine twelve miles west OF Southport and half a
mile south OF the main road from the Lake TO &c
Hcya.
The Farm Consists of one hundred acres all ex-
cc!lent land for the plough, there rot being foot
OF waste land on the premises It IS we'll tlmbcred
aud well waterel, by living springs SO acres are
undcr impropements-6J acres being ready for
spring crops. \ small framed house and log
house. are on the premises, with an excellent well
of water near the door. There also a variety o.
fruit trees in bearing.
This Farm which is not exceIled by any in the
county, will be sold low. Apply at the Post OIIcc,
or to ne on the premises
LEONARD VAN ALSTINE
Salem. Dec. 81, lSl7.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

Effects Of CAlOroform in .4sthoaa.--
Having been subject to frequent attacks of
asthma for number of years, | was in
duced to try the effect of Chlorolorm. l
had an attack about o'clock in the morn
ing with a wheeling noise, a ughtness across
the chest, and a cough--I now came to the
conclusion to try ChIoroform, and accor-
dinghy put about four or five drops of the
pure article in one corner of my pocket
handkerchief, and inhaled it freely, in a few
minutes the construction of the chest dila-
ted, and | began to breathe more freely and
easily, which was soon followed by CO.
pious expectoration of mucus, and in few
minutes more | was relieved of every symp-
tom Of asthma | retired to bed and slept
very comfortably aIlnight, aud have not had
any symptoms Of this disease since. So
says the Ledger.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

Fssss5feS4sTs 49, now made and sold in South
port, by SAMUEL GOFF.
The point and share being separate are s"
formed to be turned upside down, and thus
compelled to sharpen themselves by their own
labor By wrench on the plow tie driver may
sharpen il when he peases. BY graduator on
the beam, the plowman may turn the sod quite
fat or place it edgewse. This plow may be
made from ught steel or from cast iron, cheap
and easy, and may be kept in good repair for
twenty five cents per year. And (oeIng ever
sh lrp) Will run one thIrd easier than other plows
of the same size. Who will buy piow that is
ever dulling, when he can buy one that is ever
sharpening.
For this pillow The patentee has five several I'M
provemen,s for which he has obtained letters pa.
tent He now offers $IO30 to him that will make
this plcw essentially better.
The patentee- at Southport. Wiscon>in-wiii
sell the letters patent throughout America, by
counties Cor sta esq cheap and make payment
agreeable 10 purchasers. J. b. NORTON.
p. 5. Printers who are friendly 20 the " elfare
of agriculture will please give the above publicly
and thus confer a special favor on the public and
the patentee also,
Jan, 8. If %
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

'Thc change from cold to warm weather pro
ducng as Il does ah Increased activity OF the en-
Culation OF the blood III the huil.an ey~Ieu, Ia
duces IN may persons a sense OtlasstIude, wraIl-
ness, and otIImes the hcaeach Isei al! thoSe
who NAV be SO troubled Inv u few doses of
NACkENIIE'S COMPOUND LIVER PILLS
as see how thos unpleasant Ailmgs viii
vanish. TIL Alternative effects prrdu, I'd by hem
cause Il reaction OF the Liver, remove lis orpidIts
and the circulation goes on free an uninterrupted
For sale by II. f STRlKEK,
Druggist SOuthp"it, w. T.
Why will YOU allow your hair TO fall our; and
become bald 10 youth, when Ballard X Greene
Coral Hair Restorative viii positively prevent
your halr from falling out, free it from MI scurvy
or dandruH, au1 will force the Human Hair. 10
grow wherever Nature intended Price % and
81 cents. BE sure and see that our signature IS
on each bottle as none other is genuine
For safe By II. f. &ryher.
Why will you have grey hgni or red hair, when
il can be matched with any darker shade, surpas-
sing IN beauty even the most natural loci =. hy
using the crrhraird Venetian Liquid Hair Dye,
prepared ONLY bv Ballard y Greene, Chemists, &c,
300 Main street Buffalo. BE sure and sec that
each bottle is accompanied with our signature, AS
none other is genuine PIlre - cents.
Por safe by II. 7. Nryker.
WHY will YOU have red, curse or scnrvy hair,
when for three shiIhnes il cnn be- made clean,
beautiful, hGr, soft aud silky, by using Billiard Il
Greene Coral Hair Restorative.
For sale IN H. 7. STRIKER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

Illinois The New Constitution of hi,
State reduces the annual cost of supporting
the State Government from 100000 I,
$4,000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

The Steamer Gri6uh.-The appoint
mcnts to this new steamer which is to come
out this spring, are excellent. Capt KING
MAN, late ofthe Baitic, is ancXcecdlngIypop
uIar and efficient officer, while WoRMLY. the
Prince of Stewards will feed the people.
SANunites with roperknowledge Of what
is choice, rare, and desirable in the way of
catabes, kind heart and geuIemanly de-
pertinent. Very essential qualities for hi.
station.-Buf Express.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

Liberty of conscience Is natural right;
and ne that would have ii ought to give IT..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

White Teeth, Sweet Breath, and Healthy
Gums to be had by using n pot OF Ballard 81
Greene. celebrated Amh.T Tooth Paste THIS
is the finest preparation sa has syer been oll"r
81 20 the public l. renters the darkest aud tout
ct teeth beautifully white, and makes the breath
deEcion-Iy syyeciard Will oulv rost Won - Gems.
u For sale by II. +. STRikIK.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-03

lust Received, large lol OF Glass ware con :,
j sistng OF Sp. Jars Tlusture~ 81 various sizes.
Sail mouths, Bottles assorted Wall sc for sale,
whoies~le and retail At
II. f. STRIKERS Druq,tore.
Also Castor III 10 Bottles 81 various sizes.