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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18

AGENTS.
r. J. Van Dcwa'er, New York.
Richard b. Van Dewater, Albany.
II. VI. Kinnee, Cent r r. Dock, Buffalo.
Ghas II. Hurd, r. r Fret ght House, Detroit.
Il. II. Murray, New Buffalo.
James Peck Il Co. Chicago.
w. Munger, Little Fore.
c. /. Hutchinson x Co., Southport.
Knapp, Murphy Il Dutton, Racine.
b. Humphrey, Milwaukee.
o. Package arriving a: Buffalo by rail road
or canal for this route should be marked ''via VI
G RR,' and consigned TO the care OF II. NJ. Kin
ne. J. w BROOKS.
April 20, 1919. Sup't Mich. Central r. r. Co
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TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN.
TuNKHAxNocK. Aug. 90, I84S.

The wing an answer III replJ - d note
from gent asking DR.. Bouton's opinion OF
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g BID BOOKS repaired and Periodicals and
N1other Books bound, by being left at this office.
May is, lS49
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
IN CsSAyCERY.

IT appearing that bill has been filed in above en-
titled cause and Subpoena issued thereon against
the above named DeIeRlants and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of this court, by the return OF the
officer upon SAID subpoena ana by affidavit that the
defendants Elijah NJ Darlington, Franklin Ii Orvis
Daniel {. Clark, Philip :. Southwor,h, Almon II.
Selten and George C. Rich ar ont OF this state,
and cannot he found therein, upon motion of T.
Steele Solicitor for Complainant, il is ordered that
the above named de endants CaTurgton, Orvis
Clark Souihvorth >eIden. and Rich, appear. plead
answer or demur to the complainan,s bill of CON
plant on the 18th day Of JUy IS 49, at the Court
House IN the city OF Racine, Racine county Wis
couS,n. or default &c. And it is further ordered
tina, this onier shaII within twenty days from the
date hereof be published in the Southport Tele-
graph weekly newspaper published in the village
OF Southport Wisconsin and shall be continued
al hast SIX weeks IN succession one publication
each week ISAIAH q PARKER, Clerk.
BY l.. F. PARKER, Depy.
Arrrsr, F.. STEELE, Comps. sol.
Dated April Il, 1919.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Racine County. IS.
| Isaiah G. Parker, Clerk OF the Cucult Court
in and Tor SAID county Aforesaid. DO hereby certify
that the foregoing IS true copy of the original
order of publication made in the above entitled
cause as the same remains on file IN this office.
In testimony whereof | have hereun,n set my
hand aad seal Of said Court at Racine
II. S. this lS,h day of April, A. d. 1912.
ISAIAH q. PARKER. Clerk,
BY l.. I. Parker
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
KIND OF GOODS.

THIS line is fully prepared to do the western
treighung business from Buffalo to Lake Michi-
gan upon terms highly favorable to the public,
and In connection with the
Michigan Rail Road Lime.
on the Erie Canal, 10 contract tor the same from
the cities Of New York or Albany TO ports upon
Lake Michigan, and to do a liberal share of the
Ire ighung OF Produce eastward from Lake Mich
igan 10 Buffalo, Albany or New York.
The following Steamboats, will run in connec-
ton wl:h the Michigan Central Rail Road;
Between Chicago and New Butfao-Steamers
Detroit, Pacific and Sam. Uard;
the Pacific and Sdm'I Ward running to Nlilwau-
kee via Litlleiort, Southport and Racine.
Between Milwaukee, Pert Washington and
Sheboygan-
Steamer Champion.
Between Detroit and Buffalo, DAILY, eav-
ing both places in the morning--lhrough without
iandlng-steamers
MAYFLOWER AND ATLANTIC.
Between Detroit and Buffalo via Cleveland,
DAILY, leaving both places in the morning
Steamers
Hendrik Hudson Baltic Empire, Oregon
and Saratoga.
Between Detroit and Sal dusky, daily
Steamer .4rr03C.
Between Detroit, Monroe & Toledo, daily, ttea.
mrs john OWES X JoHN HoIIIsrER.
Between Detroit ana Port Huron, daily-Steam-
els Franklin MOoRE X TELEGRAPH.
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WORMS IN CHILDREN. = Kolmsock's
w Nernltuge is the most extraordinary medi
cine ever used Should there be no worms it
will not hurt the most delicate child, but will do
it good d Caulon-All of the above named ar
tices sold only genuine by Comstock &
Bro. 60 second ST, S. Louis under the Monroe
House, aud Comstock < co, II CouIandt ST. "
Y, proprietors OF the original and only genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. and Hays Eminent for
he Piles, land Sawyer y Co Southport. cotlyl9
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DENTISTRY.

DR. LOCKE would respectfully inform his
- friends and the public generally, that he is
about leave Southport tor the present and Is hap
nv 10 state to bis old customers that Mr. l.. WHIT
MORE has resumed The practice Of
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DENTAL SURGERY,

and respectfully recommends Lis friends to give
him their patronage, if they should want any thing
in this hae OF business, assuring them that such
operations will be performed with great care and
skill so essentially necessary in this particular
branch. Among numerous testimonials, The fol
lowing only is annexed, from L. ". Iladley, Den
list, Chicago:
CnrcAGo, Jan, 81, 1919.
L. WHIrMoRE: SV:-li gives me pleasure 10 hear
that YOU are about 10 return to youi old business
again. From your former experiencein Dentistry
and your late practice in the finest mechanc arts ]
think you are well prepared 10 operate with judi
cious carr on those delicate but useful organs the
Teeth. al supply those deficiencies with rice
adaptaron OF mechanical skill With wish that
your success may be commensurate with your
merits, an, with the greatest respect,
Yours truly, f. ". HADIEY.
Dentist SIS Lake St, Chicago.
THE SUBSCRIBER having resumed the above
l. business, would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Southport. and vicinity that he will be fonnd al
his Jewelry Store. opposite the Mansion House
ready at all times 20 attend 10 any calls in this
branch of business, which may be entrusted 70
him and will warrant oil such operations TO be as
good as any performed elsewhere.
L WHITNORE.
Southport, Feb ., ls49.
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JOHN 1E. JONES.

Deputy Surveyor, Residence In Brighton, two
miles west Of Hall & Pratts 5, on the Burlington
road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

CA>riNG our DsviIs IN tine larn CrxrrRy
cops the following announcement from the Firm
tier Guirlan, the organ of whiggcry AMI norman.
Ism m fottawattamic county. in this state
G1nd Mars from Ebgirad-rhe work of M,
Lord l. progressing very rapidly in England AMI
vale, SINCE Capt Jones left Wales. there bovo
hNn over 500 baptized into the Church Of .Jesus
CHRIST, AMI the -ic, healed by the power of f,itb
AMI many believing By tho Millicnncl Star we
learn TINT the Cholera i, cured. the dumb made IN
speak th' deaf md toh,ir. the hlinl to sec dev.
lis east ou', levers rchGkcd lrprosy cured and ma
ny "i ihe" after they hid b.cn aitcn led by phy.
N'ln,' Who could MT effect cure. and even then
rr'i almost instantly, by the LAWN, ON of hands
aut the power Of filth
We would like To- seq th.4.cNnpr;r,o,,, ,f a.t
h,my on othml-" fully trcl pTrn IN. rn;yo, .nI
whls party. True itwoud seem tIt ,,,rt ~, ~,
miracle has been ahcnly performed un,n ,h.n''
iHr wing Journals heretofore dumb" upnn m, .nh
lrcl axe bc.lnIng 10 b. made t. speak" their rnal
sentiments concerning the inbcrillty of the cyc,,
tUr.a Notwithstanding stately been forced =,
hear ti' 'hmirrs ol popular IN Ii uaton thron,b
the ballot box. AMI even the most blind" vhi., ma,
hAn has been made "a see that the doVnfli a.,
whi-trn Is close al hand Still there i. rnp.h f.,
"thr hNtny On olMui,' toperiom The "D,,i,e
has not been east ont' of the wing r.r.v; the f.
yrrs' ufits a,pmu,, have not Vet been quite ,pf
h'i,uty rchukei' nor lis "lrprosy cured" a.
though those aspran,s, in many Of the states has,
been well attended ami hy popular phys ..lr,
Who auSht to Doc able Ia permanently "ct,s
cure, were 1t not for the fact that their di,cl f,
continually breaking out ina new form. ri...,
evidences Of oliagr general debility and cp
rup' state of the blood Whether the power If
inh spoken Of IN the above extract might not
effect "a cure of their disease, we will not say.
Certain We are, however. that it would rrauir,
that of the very strongest kind AMI in quantity
ron.iIcuh,r larger than grain Of mustard
seci.-hrI capital R,goricr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

MoEEE, Nov. @>th. 1874
-N,vs Cagrn ~ -ad accident happened
near this place uu Monday evening the g5,n inst
Mr.. \. King together with hi- wife and child.
ll- brother. ga Young lail AMI daughter Of Mr.
CRY. 90. Nuryh N,nulliru IN Your county, were
crossing the N.z.u river 90 70 two horse lumber
wagon. whI.h va- ,,p-..ci by the swift. deep cur
rent produced i'y d.. rc gut rain, and Mr. Kia.
ami his ,hili We're drowned. The lirtl. rjrI We,
taken uUt ol The stream tor dead hIt recovered
They Were r,- uol hy Henry Elliott. % Id e H.
bout IL. 10 whom j. dso great credit VI Kin.
and brother were bl'h good swimmers and both
reached th" shore ut 'hy same .Iua--'hn boy -..z
M hold Of willow ami gaining the shore. while
Mr. hing got hold Il dry twiy which broke It
= supposed tina, hr attempted % rescue lis wife
ami c!ti, as bee last lh.t was seen Of lin be- was
,wImmln' toward them and near them. His wifi.
with great courage anil difficulty. kept her head
ont OF water BY resting her elbow uu the bottom
OF the wagon box, which was uV.jlc down. and
with the o.hcr hand hclihr dYowucl babe. while
the little girl Wa, floating ou top Of the water.
h3"yel up BY her clothes. In tbs situation they
remained until the boy went 10 the house If Rev
j HnIaman distance Of near a milo. and
When hg arrived found mo- person thn-. but the
H''y" named boy Nhu rau to the sput u.s. soon It's
ID" c'ld; but whom be- got to the place where
the oc.i len; occurred thr wagon box had rnltad
far down the stream aul it bclu: night. and dick
brush IL Wa, sometime before he found them. and
when az length hc dit discover them thew wrr.
near the middle Of the stream, but the little cal.
low throw N a. long Il pole as be- could fnl.
which Mrs. King after placing her child across the
wagon huN, which she dill only by an cxtmor,ma.
~ o.Iurt--scllcd with one hand, and he succeeded
IN getting hold OF her by the use Of another stick.
ami thus cNtricttcd her lie then by the same
means got the little gir ont, whom he supposed
dead and left her ON the shore as such where she
remained E'r about IN hour AMI half raped up
IN her cloak aud shawl when it was discovered
that she Wa, still living, aul i, now doing WE'LL
Mr.. King : body ha, not Yet been found Fruma
probable estimate Of time IT Is supposed that Mr.,
King and the little girl were in the chilling flood
over an hour and quarter during all of which
time she held her clIld and supported herself u.
hove water. Yours truly,
PEERY \. ARMSTRONG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Wisconsin FIRE AND MARINE Insurance CERT
rIcArEs or DErosT-Thc Men Fra, Of YESTERDAY
evening states that Messrs L. W. CLARK d Bro
were redeeming this paper at three per cent. dis
count We are authorised to say that the asscr.
ton il uniounded, and they still continue to buy it
at one per cent, as they have advertised The a,
mount purchased has not been so large ~ ha,
been represented on the streets, and now that il
has mostly been withdrawn, we would be glad il
It's circulation were To cease altogether. Thus far
however It has met the panic better than any 9th
err paper in circulation coud-mlcr like circum.
stances But would il not be well for panic ma.
kcrs' always to know that they are right, before
they give information which may mislead and in.
jurc innocent holders Of bank paper '--Si Loui,
R,pujhcdn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

1t is remarkable fact, that every branch Of
business which has been commenced in this place.
has succeeded even beyond the most sangline an.
ticipatons of those who have embarked in it
The large foundry owned by Cushman Il Co. keeps
up its ccascless hum, yielding good profit, tho
every pound Of material must be imported from
without the limits of the State
The splendid sash and door factory, and plan.
ing mill erected by King d Bros, and the steam
Turning Lathe Of Mr. Drew, besides all the rest Of
, our numerous mechanical shops, present scene
Of life and activity which tells plainly that they
are doing well.
| There are, however, several branches which
have not vet been commenced, and Which We
greatly need. The first in Importance of these is
a Steam Flouring mill We notice that one has
jus, been completed at Iockport, viii Co. H., by
Mr.. Grinton, and that its prospects are highly
fattcrng. Ottawa certainly possesses many adyan.
tages over Lockport for propelling machinery 10y
steam; and if that place can sustain steam mill,
Ottawa should be able to sustain a, least two
Why do not some of our capitalists engage in the
cnterpriscl
There is also splcnlii opening here for cotton
and wooden factories propelled either by steam
OF water power.
AS to fuel, it can he had hero ms cheap ms any
place in the United States. Our whole prairie n.
round lis Is one vast coal bed, and q handsome
profit can be made by diggers, IN delivering coal
in this town for $500 per tom and every inch of
both the Fox and Illinois rivers are capable of be-
ing applied to propclling machinery for at least
ten miles up either Of them from this place. Let
us not be behind our neghbors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The editor Of the Tree 7raicr few weeks s;Iice
made an announcement far above the peoples cx.
pcctation of him. and for which lac should have
credit. 1t was that it was getting to be- pretty
we'll known that there WAS such paper u, the
Peru IacUdph' There seems to be proof posi-.
tive ofthis and none more so than that Of the ed
ltor of that paper, for he has given Us weekly
notice lever since he stopped hi, daily,l stamped
with III peculiar genus usual b,dtHy Of dction,
and trD'iyanc@ of sentiment.-P Peru Td,grdph
We deem it the duty Of the public press to cx-
pose all nu'saRrcS and with that view have dcyo.
ted every spare corner of our paper to the expo.
stion Of the Peru Tlegrayh,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
New Advancement.

We have lately been to a heavy
expense in procuring new and small
er type for our paper, thus greatly
adding to the appearance and in
creasing at least the capa'iliiy of our
paper for usefulness and our efforts
now are directed towards turning
these advantages to the best &C
count.
Firstly, then, we want to increase
immensely our present list of sub
scribers. To do this, we need, to
some extent, the aid of our friends !;
but it would be wrong to tax eXer-
tons which have already been taxed
in vain, and therefore by way OF ia
cilitating the great object which we
now have in view, Of at least doub-
ling our subscrition list in three
months, we are induced TO offer the
following ne,c scale Of Terms, to
begin with the first Of January 1850.
Free Trader one year in advance, $50
Al the end OF the year, 200.
If paid during the year, deduc-
ton will be made from the $500 to
correspond with the length of time
before the year run ont. To be
more definite, our advance price
will be 81 80; or 3 cts. fol every
number paid for ahead; and four cts
will be charged for every number
for which tue subscriber is in ar.
rcars at the time he pays.
From these terms there will in no
case whaterer be a departure; and
that no person may have an excuse
for saying that he did not know when
the time he paid for had expired, we
shall make it a rule to send, two or
three weeks before subscription
runs out, bill for'thc coming year
so that tbs subscriber may either
discontinue his subscription when
his time expires, or, by letting it run
over the time engage himself for
new year, at four cents number un-
til he pays up, and three cents for
every number he then pays ahead.
But, reducing our subscription to
81, so per year is not the only means
by which we intend to double our
subscription list. We propose in
the proper cases TO make still fur.
Their deduction by offering the fol-
lowing advantages for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

CoSsrASrINopln--Thc protestant Evangelist
churches in Turkey are eight in nimbcr; AM
though some of them are small they arc making
some progress, and the word of God is distributed
Among the Armenians, the national spirit preier'
the simple testimony of the Bible to the authority
of the Pope or the clergy. In the places in which
the churches are organized there il Mt present ne
persecution. But wherever the light Of the Cos
pal pcnctrates, struggle onsucs, and continues
till the clergy and their adhercnts ARE convinced
that the Sultan is determined no, to permit any
persecution while he il on the throne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The Louisville Courier speaks OF Mr. Balm, as
the inventor of the best telccraphc system extant
and announces that hc left that city on SATURDAY,
last 'r Europe, and expects 10 return in the spring
with hI+ family. otIopgh h. t,eis s,ne,rhai re,
fci."'i JvH-td That Amos kcnlall will claim
liz wife anl children as inventions Of professor
Morse
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Az ERA-That quaint old Knickerbockcr, the
Albany Dutchman has the following, the
cloud ofhi- mccrschaum never be less
One Of the most interesting eras in the history
Of of corduroys, is the day that we give up playing
marbles and think of calico-an era that is usual
ly marked with a gold watch, macassar oil, bears
grease ather brushes and mpcrtincnce About
these days we take on airs and refuse to go to
market, or bring water from the pump till after
shutdown. Then commences u taste for standing
collars and French boots, with many inquiries rs
to what il good for wh4ker4" and light complex.
ioncd hair. During this interesting period the
food consists Of Moorc's poetry, German flutes and
guitarsFor further particulars inquire of the first
solitary young man you sec with Lallah Rookh in
his hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Fox RIVER, June l2'4S.
De-, SLoAN-Sr, Phase send dy the bearer q
new supply Of your Horse Medicines They are
Oh" hes, article, Of the kind that have ever used
never having been nappointcd in their effect as
have benin tie use otother, even themos, cele-
braicd Ommcn,s, LinIments &c, of the day.
Ike veymoch thi- feature in them, viz ,hA they do
all tina, is promised nujupon thorough trial, one is
cors'ra'usl to md that "hllf has not been told"
Re pcclfIiy, MDUDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

N@LANcHoLr AcclD@E-A melancholy acci-
dcnt occurred near the barn If NJ Thorn. Of the
Mansion House, in thi- place on Sunday morning.
resulting in the death If Richard son If Benz T
Phelps merchant Of thi- place The boy, about
l. years DID, had been in the habit of latg Of rlli.
Young horse to water, belonging to Major Hit,
a spirited but not vicious animal Willie doiny
50 on Sunday morning, coming opposite the barn
mentioned, the horse seems to have taken fright
AMI commenced rearing AMI plunginy, THROWN,
The boy ovcrh hi head, AMI then striking him acci.
dcn"lly 1t is thought, ON the head with from,
FOO; with sufficient violence to inhict q wound
Which the boy survived but few minutes. lie
Was ,prghtly, intelligent: AMI promising lad. and
he distress OF hi' parents at this affective lcrcay
mcnt, may wei be imagined.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
swccncr. DE-, shnuIarr and splin,.

Itiswi'h pleasure that certify to the good effects
Of Fare. Lunsnt on my horse, winch had the
sweeney 20 badly that he was pronounced by all
who saw him TO be ncurablc never myself knew
worse case cf Sweeney in my maciice ottwen-
ty-fycycars fused ony one bottle Of the large size
md in eight weeks he was well lhave also usedh
to a great advantage in dry shoulder and the spNnt
See his advertisement in our paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

Celebrated a. the Arabs were. centuries ago, IN
the healing art, many Of their preparations were oil
great worth and amazing virtue. II & Fauell's
celebrated Arabian Linimen, is n composition o
bal,ams from rare pIauts and aromatic gums pecu
liar 10 Arabia, and was by the Of the aricaIs
composing this rrea; medicine that even the wild
Arab Of the desert performed such miraculous cures
1t i. equally good for man and beast therefore ii is
hailed as the gratest blessing OF the age. See ad'
ycrtisemcnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
THOMAS o. LARKIN ESQ,

american Consul at Monterey.
We have not time to speak Of this
work as it deserves. Suffice it to
say il isnot beneath what might have
been expected from its distinguished
author, whose reports to the Ameri-
can government in reference to Cal
ifornia attracted 80 much attention
year ago. We have procured this
anuscript at considerable expense,
and assure our readers solcmnly that
they will find it as interesting as en-
tirely accurate in all its descriptions.
Such are some Of the inducements
we offer for the coming year. We
have others in store, but we must
reserve them to speak Of in our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

The excitement here at the arrest of Webster i,
very great About the residence Of the accused
have been found nwbruc. some buttons, and
some uold The discovery of the remain. was
made boy Mr. litlctcli, Reporter in the College,
who broke through a wall into private hall To
which Prof Webster had access The Profs
friends are CONT lent or hIs innocence but the ev.
U'n'o Is thought To bc strong enough to hold him
for TRIAL pr"NlIrdthe remains found can be den.
unrI it Is sail that so much excitement pre-.
vail, that the military have been ordered to be in
rcadIuc>, in casc II need
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
aSnnulnr OOjniON.

II popular opinion is any criterion OF the worm o.
an article we invite the ncreduous to read al least
a few of the many voluntary certificates which op.
near in our columns respecting the great variety OF
remarkable cures effected by the use of Sodns GEL
,Lro,ed Ointment and Condition Ponders"
The remedies no longer remain among those OF
doubtful utility they have pissed from the tide oicx.
pertinent, and now stand higher in reputation, and
are becoming more extensively used than al other
articles Of the kind Michigan City Nsrs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
Clubbing:

ANY subscriber may avail himself
Of the advantage Of belonging to a
club, byjust settling up arrearages ;
but we can obviously not afford to
send bur paper to a subscriber for
the coming year and trust him for
arrearages. 1t would be unreason-
able and unmanly to ask us to do so.
All who want, therefore, the chance
OF getting our paper at 81, 90 or 81, >
20 for the coming year had better
come and settle up their little back
standings and make new beginning
with the New Year.
And the hundreds and thousands
in this and neighboring counties who
have hitherto not taken our paper at
all, let them commence the new year
by giving us but a single years trial.
We guarantee they will not rue it :
and by way Of an inducement, we
now promise that in our first number
in the New Year we will print, from
the original manuscript now IN or
possession, and prepared but few
months ago, full and perfect
Description of California,