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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

White Teeth, Sweet Breath. and IL,
Gums to be had by using pot Of Rail- IIss.5ny
Greene's celebrated Amber Tooth Paste TL y
IS the finest preparation that has ever been oea.
ed TO the public. Il renders the darkest and foni
IS, teeth beautifully white end makes the bre,,h
iehctousiy sweetard viii onlv cost Won 95 ,srrs
u For sale hyII~F STRYKFR.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
+. w. LYMAN
DIR. JOHN LOCKE,
SURGEON DENTIST

SU RECON DEN tt s Il.
TNHANKFUL f.. past favors, would say to his
l. former patrons and the public generally.
that he still continues to perform all operations in
his line OF business, in the latest, neatest, and
most durable style. The best incompatible teeth
inserted, from to an Unt.re set, so as TO COM
bine in an eminent de gree, usefulness and beauty.
Teeth filled with gold cr ,An foil so as to beauty
annd preserve them. Irregularities of the teeth
corrected so TO give them a beautiful appear
anoe. Teeth extracted, &c &c. Charges mod
crate u Office opposite Market Square in
Otss' building, Southport, w. t.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

diseases with and celebrity, and
leave tuo system Torpid, See Pamphlet.
thoroughly docs mixture act in this disease t.t
an uu-Iatc made. All other remedies
set ASIDE as tins great vegetable preparation, safe lur
contains POISONOUS rail- which Is the basis Of all
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
EAGLE FOUNDRY

VIE suhscribeis have Just opened NV Foan
4 Dry on Park ST, One Block west of Main
street vince they intend to carry on the business
IN all ITS various brapchcs
PLOUG CHS,
VIII be kept constantly on hand, the Mjcbigan
plough much improved ii has given the best sat.
'sacuon OF any Cast Plough now in use. Farmers
are requested particularly to call and examine he
tore purchasing elsewhere. With the view cf bring
ing tins Plough into general use, il will be sold
at very low price.
Horse Power Threshng Machines, Cal3ron
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, Of all descrIp-
tons.
Saw & Grist-MilI Castings made to order,na
on short notice.
As The subscribers have Just got Large Lathe
IN their establishment, they hatter themselves that
they can do work cheaper and better thar sy.t
has been done in Southport.
Repairing Of Threshng Machines will receive
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
IN general use are kept on hand.
In snort all kinds of Castings and Finishing
done IN as workmarllke manner and on as rea-
5o25ie terms as at any other Foundry west 70
Lake Michigan.
JosHgA DAVIS AyDREw Iros.rn.
Southport, March "a, Is47. Off
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

Why w'liydn have the Toothache, when Bal
ard Greene Anodyne Tooth Drops. or Nerve
DESTROYER vii give you immediate reIief,and COS,
dJFor sale by II. F. STRIKER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
LIVER COMPLAINTS
No MINERAL AGENT.

Ffnsr and JeNC, TIT'IWs TII9'0sfs-TI T1N TF-W W'e
espcci tally, AMI wherever these complaint, prevail III
mei, Inc is offered.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
BRISTOL
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

ME sUbscrber having made large additions 10
his former buildings is now prepared TO accommo-
date the travelling public extensive scale. This
house is located twelve miles from Southport. ON
the Geneva and Belot road. Grateful torthe liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the pro-
prietor still solicits a continuance of those ayors
In point of good fare low prices, and faithful atten
ton he is determined not to be outdone by any no
tel in the country. As heretofore this House will
be a thorough Temperance House
\. g. JACKSON.
Bristol, Oct /. 1S47-nl3tf
~ROCKERY and Glassware = LARGE a.e,r-uent
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
PIECE OR pACKAG


New STYLES are received almost every day, and
many of them are got up for our own sales, and
not 10 be found elsewhere.
0JPnntvd lists OF prices. corrected from day 10
dav with every variation in the market, pa
ced in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea OF the
extent and variety Of our assortment, when we
state tina. the value of our usual stock THIS ONE
ARTICLE, is at least twice he value of the entire
stock of dry goods usually'kcpt by our largest
wholesale iobbers. This fact, together with the
fact. that our means and our attention instead at
beng divided among vast variety OF arucIes, are
deyo.cd wholly 10 ONE, viii rpnder the advantages
which we can offer TO deales perfectly obvious;
and il shall be cur care that none who visit cur
establishment shall meet with any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons OF the
year. Lib ~ L)SON x LIT
p. S. 3. F. LEE, formerly of The firm OF Lord
6 Lee, end late senior partner in the original
firm OF Lee Brewster, from connection he with
drew some tine age, has resumed business IN con
necliou wthMessrs Lee X Judson under the Erm
OF LEE, JUDSON & LEE, and he ventures TO
assure his friends and the public, that the new hrm
will maintain he same pre-emnence IN this
bratanch OF the .rade, which formerly distinguish
ed the other TWO houses TO which he belonged.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

Among which are the following
Rathbune's Albany City premium Cook Stoves.
do. do. air-tight Empire Cook
Stoves.
do. do. air tight large oven Cook
Stoves.
do. do. air tight Parlor Cook
Stoves, elevated ovens.
Cobb's double oven air tight Cook Stoves.
Potter's do. do. summer and winter
Cook Stoves.
Yankee Notion, with elevated ovens.
Buck Patent air tight Cook Stoves.
Rathbones air tight Box Stoves, sizes.
do. do Paror do. > -
Vose & Cos. Box Stoves. ; 80
Also. variety of air tight Parlor Stoves.
The above offered for sal at the lowest
market prices Tor cash, or approved credit, al the
Hardwdre Store of T.. BAN.
Southport, Sept. IS. I847.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

WOODEN NARE.-Jordan Wooden Ware,
w onssting Of Tubs, Pals, Churns, and
Bushels Tor sale Al ma ufa ctuler' prlce
G. !. III 1CHJhECN 81 CO
7, 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
ID Il M II j S II II "a
DIR. A. c. OODW ARD,

DR.. A. c. WOODW WARD,
WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w OF Southport and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms overthe Store of Mr.. NJ. Myers. opposite
the Mansion House. where he will remain perma-
nently located, and will be happy wait upon all
those who favor him with d call in the practice OF
Dental Surgery.
The most beautiful Porcelain Teeth inserted on
pivot gold plare, single or entire sets, in the
most natural and desirable manner
All operations warranted, and particular atten-
ton paid to the disc asses of the teeth.
The mosl satisfactory references given.
Southport, Nov. :, lS47 -n2O1y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

STOVES STOVES = Albany City Air
- tight Cook Stoves
Premium Cook Stoves, 5 sizes;
Double Oven do 3 do:
Parlor Cook Stoves:
sal by MARSHALL & PHELPS.
May &c, I848.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

IHROCKERY and Glassware, a large assortment
oandrery cheap, for sale by FISK & Ns."cALr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

THESE Scales are constructed with great care
l. by experienced workmen under the supervi-
sion of the inventors, and effort is made to secure
not only perfect accuracy, but 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, and from
their extensive use, and the HI Oh repute they have
attained, in the United States and other countries,
may now be regarded the universal standard.
Scales for weighing wheat or -four fui nshed
with weights to weigh even bushels barrel.
For sale by HARVEY DURKEE.
u Office opposite the American Temperance
House.
CAUTION.-The well-earned reputation Of
these scales has induced the vendors of imperfect
and worthless balances, to offer them as - Fair
banks Scales The genuine article is manuiac.
tured by f. IL T. Fairbanks and Co., and none
( eauthorized to sell who have not testimonials Of
their agency. l6yl
Southport, October, IS47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
;" IITI III NTO siII mo 0TTlNT0 0Te
GLAD TO CIRCULATE

Their inventors never Thought ufcurIu such Diseases III
tlis afjrlc had done particular siuag al me ram
pHLtt - earnestly soii,tffR
a uI tfI y\lI soil i, t.,I,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
WAREHOUSE OF
P Rim L 0 n l. Y.
80. % CEDAR STREET-NEW ,tOEi


Occupy the Spacious FIVE STORY WAREHOUSE,
No So Cedar Street.-The WHOLE of which is de-
voted to the exhibition and sale of the Single Ar
ticie of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
STOVES! STOVES !

lust received and 70
u SALE, whole .ale and re-
tail, the lar gest ssortment
of Stoves ever offered in
this market, all of which
We're manufactured in the
city Of Albany from Scotch
Pig Iron. The Albany
Stoves are celebrated as
being the smoothest, neat
est, and most durable cast.
ings made
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
Printed Calicoes.
Their present consists Of nearly

ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES,
Embracing some Thousands of different patterns
and colorng, and comprising every thing desir-
able in the line, Foreign and Domestic; all of
which are offered 6f sale for cash, or satisfactory
or, dit, at the lowest prices, by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Thing, in Philadelphia.


a windy March day has not deferred hundreds
upon hundreds OF ladies from waiting upon HENRY CLAY
this morning. at the large saloon of the Chinese Museum
His hours OF reception from III TO 3, ard during inc
entire dime there has been constant stream OF vser
The recipient OF al this attention has been literally over
whemed with gifts, almost every lady pressing upon MN
some memeno OF his visit TO Philadelphia AID now my
dear Tribune that the great bet concerning circulation
has been settled by hook by crook, will venture
another which IT, that when Mr.. CLAY visits your CITY,
next week Old Gotham proud as she nsy be OF ner Bat
terry, Broadway, gorgeous dwellings rHA fOun'an anu
Bowling green, "a Hbe cannot turn cut suen coeS
ton Of magnifcen, females TO welcome him HOW tnelr
checks did glow with the cold, frosty weather and how
their eyes did gstea they as approached 'he hoos
champion Of principles Dare you take the wager
Nr Cay received over ten thousand females, and in
the course of the morning made them short address the
conclusion Of which beautiful aud appropriate 'hSi
cut Il from ths Bulletin for your LADY readers;
The and laws OF society Ga ne hae oIswn
marked lines of distinction between the sphere o. sSJ
OF the two Women were not permitted 70 mlSt
in the publ. affairs Of Government To men oslonsed ihe
steiner duties Of Leths cultivation Of the eaItn-he
prosseuon of war when the calamity OF war unnapph
siicted the country-the conduct OF the public nzs OF
the Nation To belonged the domestic duties II
was their duty TO re,r the souDgto iDsti into thef IN
FAINT minds principles Of morality and religion, and ieel-
ins Of patriotism and above al 10 prepare the onofen
ofth, country for future usefulness and hooor
women should have regrets FOR ths exclusion rom
the duties assigned by society 70 men ~ psy ,Sew
Abors their cares aud their responsibti-s they couo
b,vs no wish to psrticpsts in them Notwithstanding
The seeming separation in the duties OF the Two
Thee was nous ia reality. Both were designed or the
same end both should strive for the OF tne
sane obsctthe making Of country great and glorious
It both labor together ard then would our country De
sst and gorous our children ornaments 10 society ana
our people acceptable 10 the sgnt OF God
The flour mafket /, still rmer to-day aud holders show
little di.pouoa sell under g. though f.w 'alss are
made 81; asd fancy brands att p Corn Meal on ca
a, 50 and 81 bid at witch latter rate few sses lew
sa~. Wheat At lS Corn with sales 5000 onshe
Al So 10 81 Oats 20 10 a. No large sales Oiocefie'-nA
k.t aim Provi.l,ns steady with small sales. Cotton
fer With sales loo5ales Upland ct 10 It, WHISKY a
ella 10 bbls.
Fust Board and lLler-5o Lshish Coal scrip % -
Ne.h.nicCopp 4; IS Fleming Copp 81 30 CITY o. 70
ss ooo Penn S. 49, 20 Union Ok Tenn IS 600 sehy
Navigation g. S. 500 Psnn So 75si 5000 q 5 o. Of
s,eond Board and AJfsr-6 Uaiou Bank Tenn - 40.
Penn s., 73t. 500 Schv Nav g. Sc So wn 20 100 Nesi
Cooo !. Is Coop s.. 30 Morris Canal 100 o,ooo sem
Nav So es, 40; 80 CopP ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

SENATE. .wAsHt-arls' fs' W.
A message was rsai from tho ffVsii1n' W an
.wer TO the resolution OF tho Senate ~ The sab
inst reqassting To be informed whs,hsr 8 sotive
operations Of the army Of the United states "a
Mexico have been, and now arc suspended and
n 90. by whose agency, and In virtue ct What sn
thority soch srmis,snes has been snsp'e" me
Pre.lisat sis,e. that bs has received 40 lsf'ms
tlon relating 10 the subject, other hsb that CON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
R>rsh Cnrolina-Whta.


Tue Telegvsphic report that the Old North State
had declared in favor Of Gen. Taylor Is entirely ua'
founded. No preference Was expressed by the
WhIg State Convention. but the following resolu
tso.s were adopted
Rs,eip>d That our admiration and s,tsehnent for the
rrsst Americsn Statesmen HENRY CLAY are unabstcd.
haf ne will ever cherish the most profound gratitude
or The and Distinguished services he has rem
Rsssssi Ina. We have the fall.st eonsssnes in the
hcs' Integrity ,ss p"1aSssa s 2, 70 him s1 II.
oBvtess rendered 10 his country
: Ex.oov. JOIN n. MoRrHEAD Of Gaiord the
saly Coagty in the State which gave an Anu.
Jaehson majority In 30, and now Fifteen Hundred
ssuug ks Harry ClsyJ and JoHs KkRR OF Cas-
veu Ia LOCO oco nsst--we fear Kerr Is for Tsy'
la we're chosen Senatorial OF State Delegates to
the Nslioual Coaventioni the others are to be
chosen by the several Districts.
Iourtssn Revolutions reported BY Committee
q 81. were sdoptsd. rbey in substance
Proclaim sdhAs;on. unwavsrirg and unyieldirg, IN
Drnousss the War - uEsssssssry aud uneous,lls-
nssr,ea,s sAs eonasct Of the Administration In the
nssss csesssoa 10 u. fsrciss Wrestling from Mexico
= ssy posssss q s,. s ;s ,.rms NV ~ A''' o.
Iyclsud the conduct Of The officers AID ma Of oui
Amy ana Navy. for THAR unninohing courage
W. the co,dact OF the ADMINISTRATION regardn;
ess ana Taylor svneSg splfis OF Jealousy and 10
ysstAss iaooasisent with all the high Impulses Of )ase
end honor. - 4.
Esprsss entire appreciation Ct The p<stes taken o.
NORTH Carpaiuas Senators In Cobgrs>s-WEti U. ".r
arr snd 0Bosos RADon-in relation 70 tas "a' &c
Kxprsss approval Of the WIKI National C~aseniion =
phnscslphs 7tn 81 June bext. and az nosnee p.ee
xspisohsa 10 soSk b w. so0lsanos Of cod CSSrsHaD'
~ ~ ecs @ PrtsdSss asd Voc FTssesss BY suRpoft
lnE its pomtntes. - -,
Ard declare It advisable. thst the why's Of Tosfi
caroIns shouid Be rsoEsssntad In aid Convvntion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

N a.. -~aA. II ~~'. . sA.' Ne We cessssies e ~
lIs.rs.i q oosrsses
tS- This ststomuat appears Eiitonally ia tho
Jearasi II Commerce. March lat amer its falsiy
mis- h; and shoali have hooa known 10 every In
tellisen, person in tho c,y. There - no' ono S'rd
n tr.iA 80 ~ We have full advsccs, by letter and
otherwise from Frankfort down 70 tho ADJOURN
ment ~ the Convention. and 10 NOMINATION
6s. Iaslsr seas a.a3e aer cres directly attempted
Those ~hc wished 20 do II dared not try. for they
fsaol tina, they mus, be beaten. Their grand
Y.ll, VA. made In meeting Of tho friends OF Gen
Ts,lor on the evening Of the 2lst which tno o'o'
fashioned Wings saw ht to attend NOT having
..,.., "a bs friends Of Gen. Taylor. The exPe'
di,ncy Of nominating Gen. Taylor was urged IN
act speeches BY Hon. john CALHooS, CAssIus NJ
Cay. Mr.. CHasbERs Of Msysvillc, and rather
favored by Ex Gov METoALF. They were re-
piled to with convincing power by Hon. dAhhhi
DAVIS OF Bourbon. WAITS ANDREWS oil flenh"s'
and Gen. Il. CoLLISs OF Mason, aud the layiornes
were fairly and clearly outnambered In tnen
own Tsylor meeting, which thereupon adlourned
without making any nomination. Before ADJOURN
ing their leader gave notice that meeting oil out
,ndou, Taylorites would be held Immediately
thereafter. aad this came off accordingly but MOI
one 6ttA Of the Wings previously present s'aye1 "
attend IL Il was complete breakdown auu
nothing was heard of Gen. Taylor In the wing
State Convention.
All, but says caviler, perhaps they eiec',
adj Tayior Delegates to the National Con'eh''o"
We'll. perhaps they did MT. The Delegates iroui
each Congressional District selected their own can
didste. both for Delegate and Elector' ana IL IL
morally certain that a majority OF them are io'
CLAW. because the Convention was plainly Tor Clay
M the two Senatorial Electors selected by the en-
,rs Convention, one Judge Campbell IS decioec
Clay man the other thinks TsyiorS nonina''ol
more expedient-We have not the least oouo
that Kentucky will sustain Mr.. Clay in the Conven
ton, unless false clsnnor Of unavalloilty shai
induce him to decline sadly the Countrys injur,
aud lasting regret.
We can see how the teegraphic report that lay
I lor mad been nominated in Kentucky was got up
The Virginia, K entacky and North. Carolina Wing
Conventions were held on the same day (22d teo'
and there was e struggle for Delegates from ' II
ginia. To favor their operations at hicnmono' 'n'
Tavlor men had made arrangements ior ieieeraPh
ic disoatches at the earliest moment from tneir a.
lies at Frankfort and Raleigh announcing tner
.uccess at those places. The dispatch from FRANK
fort was sent on, per order, claiming vaguely
TAYLOR victory, but we think Raleigh was too nea
Richmond to justify similar hardihood; aud yet VIZ
have saen North Carolina set down as for Taylor
No such thing The Union says
"The Wing Convention Of North Carolina mace ~
noniuatiop but appointed Delegates 10 the National Con
ycn,ion who wosid go either for Gen. Taylor OF MI Oay
according 10 circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

ru,cr from Chthaahaa -Amer'can fsrces ','''"
NJ, p..e ssen 90 rcsumc their march, &C

An arrival from this place brings dates from Oh''
h.,bu. 10 the "a Of January, Tho American iorce'
,,i,h l,f, Santa Re some months ago for the inva
.ion and recspturc OF ChihuAhua were sun
P,so. where they were delayed by the loss OF '''"
cattle. IL was expected that they would DC 'O'e
20 resume their march some time during toe NUM-"
OF January. -, It,,
I,is said the people Of Chihuahua had deter
mined to offer no resistance to the Americans, U''
allow them to take pescesble possession Of TIC
country. da
Trias. the Governor of Chihuahus' had maze
himself exceedingly unpopular BY bis asses'meh'
Of Taxes, and will IT'S asserted retire TO the ''s''
of Durango on the approach of the American army
The trade at Santa Re is in very unsettled s's'e
There are feet of water in the Channei A.
Cairo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Law for Rich and Poor.

Tbs more we reflect on the fate OF the bill to
punish Seduction in our Assembly, the deepern
oar conviction that the decision was most de-
plorsb.e one and that il will lead to serious evils
Think 70, q moment Of its effect on libertines and
yoath who are Just beginning to yield to the I'M
pulses OF liceptious passion. Will not every one
of thsse regard the vote of the Assembly with
exulsstionl viii they not be encouraged there
by 10 psrsevsre in their evil waysf WIN they not
interpret 1t Is a Judgment by the highest state
tribunal that Seduction IL by no means 40 serious
matter ~ sour, puritaDical people have represent
ed I'll Rely on it, the members who voted against
this bill or who sneaked and lodged the vote, VIII
enioy decided popularity henceforth in certain
free and easy quarters, not wholly unknown, CON-
mon fame says. to former Legislators at Albany
Think. for a moment Of Mr. RAYNosD's argu-
mens against legal penalties FOR Seduction that he
preferred TO have seducers understand that they
.cs,ry their lives in their own hands with the
knowledge that their lives should be forfeit to the
lust revenge Of any Of the friends of the wronged
DO you not see where this not only leads but
drswsl Does not this experienced lawyer this
grave legislator say in substance to the brother or
father Of the ssduced. You are craven pusillan-
'imous creature IL you hesitate to shoot down the
.seducer - IL he were q mad dog f-Wen, sup
pose he undertakes it, and being misinformed OIL
not accustomed to firearms, shoots dead an limo
cent man, what shall the law do with him Doe
Mr.. Haymonds liberal code allow lee way for sucf
aeass7
- But consider again how unequal would be sh'
operation Of Mr. Raymond's antidote TO Seduction
IN view Of the fearful inequalite OF Social condi
don u around us. Here are young women VIII
saSh house fall Of brothers, handy with raw
hide and ready with the pissoi-perfectly certain
20 pat bullet into whoever shall venture to offe
a insulting word or even look at their sisters
zasy ere tolsrably safe, law or no law. But 10 tn
nsxt block live the daughters OF halt doze
widows, while others wholly orphans, innocen
end lovely. but poor unprotected, and earning
bare subsistence by incessant toll. Where is NJ
Raymond's safeguard for thesei Does he not
substance Say to every licentious villain in the con
uaunity, Approach the daughters of wealth ar
power at your peril bat these children OF pover'
ssnd sorrow are your fair camel The Law turr
'shsn over 70 yoa, like gamebrds in their props
.seasonsi
- We cannot abandon the hope that somethin
viii yet be done this subject, even at the prese
8oaGlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Did
+ the nth ssb. WILLIAM son Of Joha
( f0lits, aged Z ysars, ! month and II

On fis roseigs Of the nth FEB WILLIAM son ofJehs
IA Assda!sa Is Cfoliss, aged years month and II
days g.,
fienss n ths family ard those Of bis rrsndfstasr
~ k.sssyrf f-sDsctfoy invited 20 attend bis 70
f I'm fa~ fssdsac. II his fshsf 10 ~ FoUrths
ThafSsy sfsrno9n, March a. Veioes without farther
lnvifsfsu. - -.
bt,ess gFOFOg WILSON. ~ hsm0ptsris
TIE ,.lsfiyss I'D flsnds u the f>1ly are respectfully
20 10 sitsad bic isnsra Fr0ay afternoon ct half
s..s eios =, ths residence Of the f.mJ - sfsrifs
o. - an g.b Al The rssdsnrs ~ her dsofhter Mrs.
fsss po,, In Icons T. Mr. CORSELiA. widow u
Z ths Itts Joha Cook Of Aibany. kgsd ~ years