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From the 81 Louis Republican, Nov.
Fran the plains

From the Plains.
Yesterday evening, Mr. Piepont Perry arrived in this
city from Fort Laramie, which place be left the 9th
October and Fort Kearny the Goth Of the month
Mr.. p brings but little additional from the emf
grants A few companies had reached Fort Scott The
winter Otherswere poshing on 10 Fort Brdger, where
they expected 10 pass the winter and some others, in
company with Mr. vasques, would 90 as far as the Salt
Lake. and perhaps attempt 10 cross the mountains Be-
fore leaving the Tort there heavy fall OF snow, but
il laid on the ground only few hours The weather
cold and bracing In the Platte al the crossing,
MIR Perry gives some further and more distinct partic.
ulsrs OF the engagement Of Lieut. Oge, OF company v,
o. s. dragoons with the Pawnees, which noticed in
our paper Of Monday last The circumstances are sub
siantially these:
The mail from Fort Keamy TO Fort Leavenworth, &C
companed BY three men, was stopped at the Little Blue
By the hostile demonstrations Of a band Of Pawnee In
dams The carriers retreated back 10 the fort Lieut.
Ogle with twenty dragons, was sent out as an escort
beyond the point Of danger AZ the Lue Blue the In
dams commenced approaching him from various direc
TONS and in small parties, until they had assembled over
hundred men. Lieutenant O. demanded 10 know their
object when they manifested hostile intentions. lie
hereupon ordered his 10 fire upon them with their
holster pistols, and then, with sabre in hand charged
upon them driving them into ravne where his horses
could not effectively The pursuit was continued
some time and then Lieutenant osle with his party,
turned in the direction of the fort. II is impossible 10
state the loss Of the Indians number were known to
Lieut. Os party were wounded, two Of them supposed TO
be MORALLY Lieutenant, o himself wounded by an
arrow striking him in the mouth, cutting both lips, and
his clothes completely rdded The wounded and
an express were sent back TO the for.
Colonel Chiffon, in command OF the post, joined Lieut.
0gle with reinforcement, but they were unable 10
overtake the Indians II was Colonel C.s purpose in
few days. to 20 out with two companies and piece Of
artillery, and whip the Pawnees into proper behavior
The mail was sent forward by Waldo Co train Mr.
Watlo taking charge OF il himself TO Fort Leavenworh,
Mr. p came 10 with Mr. Waldo's train TO Independ.
ence consisting OF about fifty wagons About twenty
miles before reaching For Kearny. whilst incoming;
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Once Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York, % Wall street.

once OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York, % Wall street.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF the Affairs OF the company ending October 81 l649
Receips during past quarter, after paying all losses and
Amount due and paid agencies and Of remittance 5000
Neu accumulated fund, October 81, Is4S..... 9oo4
INVESTMENTS.
Stocks Of the United States Of New York sos %
Loans real estate Of New York and Brooklyn,
valued At double the loaned respectively 653 800
hand in bank, 1854
Policies issued during quarter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
J. ABBATT, Secretary,
CHARLrs De sELDIsG, No. Todds buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue Agent
W. joHssros, M. d., opposite City Posi- Once street.
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles operations OF the
pany can be had ON application at the Agents Office
Nov 2l---4t
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD, Nos 2s2 2sz, Qs and 2se Pearl street,
beween Fulton and Blrlinr sp York, hsve on
hand Of CLOTHING United sses
sdapied 20 4. marke In the article oshin and Drawers We
endless Also manufacturers ~
OLE CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS IN the world. PLAIN
AND FAsHl0NABLE CLOTHING Of all kinds.
Catalogues of stock by mail. Orders promptly filed
LEWIS 4 HANfoRD,
Nos. 252, 254, 2s, and Use Pearl 81, N. "
June 9-oaw3m
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Land, Pension, and General Agency.

WILLIAM A. MINNIX, late Of ths General Land once,
prosecute Of every kind government before
Cong~ss any the departments H experiences different
departments specially those relation military
bounty lands viii enable him full Satisfaction all who
The ompt
viii be ali
meaas deAdleuer
vices revolutionary Of 1912
special attention He will also
ing collection Of eni and payment Of taxes real owned
this city by nobresiden- and olrers.
Reference Cen James Shields formerly Commissioner
Of the General Land once Hon Richard NJ Young Csmmis
General Land oce an the ocers ~ the Gensa
generally
Tbomas Richie Burke Peter Force w. W. seaton
Blair, J. &. Rfves, Richard walach.
Ohce Hasup Weldon Coach FACTORY, OF the Centre
Market, washington, ID. 9.
SEM n
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Sept ao--1 5sE III. M N = 90" -.
House-Furni.hing Dry-lsoods wareroon1.
~ .si.. s poDsoN have the
and sDvSns ,ns having been 80 Ses
alspns ss.aay sensa assortment the de
seqasOns 20 their sock The following
pieces Crosby (Engsh) Brussel. car
Is pieces heavy and beautiful imperial 3 ply Competing
do supe,aSne ingram in new STYLE small figures very neat
cents suitable for aiac. OF Saseasni. - 'e'' ."
ses new style Venetian earpetng, ~ 7s and 34s
,aasd Venetian, widths. nick and cheap
90 90 O. do. DO d. DO ,.,.. -. ,.,. ,.
400 apefsy rieh cornsss which will be furnished with all the
necessary nxures 80 thai they can be elevated IN few
Also magnificent Of and
and shades woked i nedaions vines and baskets Of now
dc ever si s1sTS' a'ed by any
g, ndis net curtain. for fnsneh bed something new
S Sis, ioI esa' Maee' and Dresden ''eeo'e
superb nap
CoIored damasi wine -clo,ns So,lies 10 match
., which ' cut 70 Q, any room OF hall 10 order
All any the above rood. are sos or no
cLAcETT DoDsoN,
Corner Of Penn. ". and 9th IT. up Stair.
VERY handsene Furniture AZ private sale.-The sub
@ soa a s IN. s nav ne
M.4ss.y hal, ana .si.s SEA. .s. ,,.,,.
DO rocking and pariof chairs az every description
Do marbletop, centre scroll pedestal card tables
DO marble cop wash closets and stands
Mahogany frame looking glasses Of maple, and
rosewood, and every other description
Cane aud woodseat chairs rockers &e
Round back, Office, and childrens chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
Ivory and sass . Sa %s inise. 1 and issi
50 handsome gilt and POWERED
Twist double and single barrel guns
VIII large Of other icie In IN. house furnishing
dating terms. GREEN TAsTET,
Sep D-eof2w Concert Hall.
NEW GOODS AT HARPERg.-we win open day
of rcb sks Casbmere mousseiine and
Also elegant French pattern eioaks yelvets and
H an owhh received per The Iast Washneon
Nov ls-3ufeo
DALI AND WINTER GOODs-Beots and shees.--we
respectfully % Wastnf
I'm Cecreto~n and vicinity farmers and panier 20 extensive
uade, and weeIecied stock be found
IA ouf line of business We eaumeraie IN part
FoR LADIEs' WEAR
CATER, haf Eaiier, Morocco, and lasting Is 20 ~ So
bexuun article oflades' rnbberscot and shoes
FOR GENTLEMENs WEAR
Ownmkks calf dress boot, double and single soes ~ o. a.
Loeess h.sermsn soo' warranted Whirlpool % ~ o.
Boys misses and ehdren boots shoes, slips, gaies oEans,
Farmers rishns . parss- 70. Ssr Servants would do wei 70
,Isniss our socl a hs price. and qualify eannoi All TO suit
Don forget store, bal .csH A. HOOVER SONS,
op,.ss Rsssnf Hotel Pennsyiysnia avenue nen
RS siss French raep and ,os, slipper. just
received from The importersL
od H-aawtw
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cheIsra-rreasms., and Preventive.

DR AhATIs ITALIAN yEGETABLB PANAcEA, TONIC
AND APERfENTThi remedy, composed entely Of vercs
se ingredients, and totally free fen mineral sub-,snce
hninf cordial and strengthening original
ceebr.ted
mosi q of abdominal diars,
ne aver, &C.
Knowing from thai IN the mos kindly and
enensl IN fhese submitted remedy 70 those
Who Attacked by the prevailing f. and as pre-
venve % Ill who sunste 10 hr insdious
ympsoms.
To retail Saloon, Penn
yiva avenue lin and IAN and principal
a In the Washington, Gsorgeown and
ren containing full directions ot win intcresin
eerhcaies each botae o the liberal
discount dealers. Order from part Of Unifed
promptly attended All communication must be paid
Anr a-lrwd fAMUEL CARUsf 4 CO.
l0ALi COALf--The undersigned has snosf. and ex-
pestsd daily, hs Supply ef Anhrse coal; which he ds
posed taken from the vessel for edh
Also, hand, New YORK Philadelphia cacned plaster,
White sxnd, pnr, Caropa railing the best city burnt lime by
NE b kinds Of lumber for building
poses. di.pos.d of reasonable for cash
shor credit, his M snfed-
o considerable number q ne various patterns q cornce snc
from the hlns ofMr of exanda Those o
Oct2-eolwklsw6w M PEARSON, Agent.
Intel md w. News
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BENNETT CLEmENTs,
Notary PsbYe BOssfr Lund, Pension asd Grreroi
Sgen, at W-ashfngfor,
CONTINUES claims for revolutionary services
valid, revolutionary half and widows pension. and all
claims OF the 1879 with Mexico
His long service clerk the Treasury Department. and
extensive enables him
with promptness efficiency
His charges uniformly moderate Il
pected that correspondence vii pay postage.
81
Hon. A. p. Bseby, Ala Hon. Iveron, Ca.
r. Butler kim, Ca Cot. A. O. bennett, p. NJ. army,
n n. Rbeu, g. g. Gen. ~ Towson, ?. W. Gen. =
q 4. Phelps. Mo. Hon. Y. La aere, La
p Toupkips. Gales
J. n. Harmanson, La. messrs Corcorsn kieFs,
c. Chairman. Col. r. p. Andrews, r. NJ. A.
n r. Kaufman Texas. Coz. n. !. Ricardo, New Orleans
Job Mann, Pa. Maj Lloyd .. Beai, ?, MA.
X Paris, comptroller Of Peter Hagnef, ESQ, ID auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept Fly
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IL aNox WALKER win practise law IN the supreme
ooar q ne Unifed smfes, prosecution o.
esas .gsn. ne government Addrsss washington, &C.
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Benjamin p. worcester, teacher
rhonessphy during The several schools in ns
v, eontinNes rive rivaw his ROOM MR. O.
unr On Penn svenes, between On and I'm % reasonable
erms Sept e-lswn
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WILL 10 me prosecution claims before Congress
W various executive departments Of the government
omce and dwelling street, between OH and 10Th Streets
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WV GOODS AT HARPEHS.-We vii oPen ths day
another of rich sks Casbmees MoussBes, and
hennos, shaws and scarf CREST variety.
Also elegant embroidered French paern eioak In yeives and
H an u which received The Washingon
Nov l1-3ufeo
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CAUTION EXTRA.

MAN by the RUEL CLAP engaged young
man Of The Of 3 p Townsend, his pui
up akaTsapaa which they call Dr. Townsends saIsapaa
nominating genuine, original, This Townsend doctor
and but formerly railroads. Canals and
the hike purpose gaining
credit for what he not He sending cards headed Of
quacks, % In which
week viii give g. Townsend $500 II he viii produce
gle solitary proof Of this This the public
eeived, purchase GENUINE ORIGINAL
JACOB TOWNSEND's SARSAPARILLA, having ON il the old
the coat OF arms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
TRY-KEEP TRYING:

Have your efforts proved in vain
10 not sink to earth again; ...
Try-keep trying.
They who yield can nothing do,
"A feathers weight will break them through
Try-keep trying.
On yourself alone relying,
You will conquer try--keep trying.
Ealter not, but upward rise;
Put forth all your energies,
Try-keep trying.
Every step that you progress
Wlll make your future effort less;
Try-keep trying.
On the truth and God relying,
You will conquer try--keep trying.
Ponderous barriers you may meet,
But against them braveiy beat
Iry-keep trying:
Nought should drive you from the track
Or turn you from YOUR purpose back;
Try--keep trying.
On yourself alone relying, B..
You will conquer; try--keep trying.
You will conquer, if you try ed.
Win the good before you die;
Try--keep trying.
Notwithstanding is so true
As they who dare will ever do;
Try--keep trying.
On yourself and God reving:
You will conquer; try--keep trying.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

NOTICE..

w all "Old Settlers or Western Cherokees,'' who
Il nave not been enrolled for per capita allowance
the provisions of the Cherokee treaty of 1876
~ ne Committee has adjourned to meet again at the
Onerokee Agency, on the lst Monday in June next,
and viii remain in session for few days. for the pur
pose OF closing their business at which tirne it ia be
Heved, that every individual who is now enrolled
(and who is entited,) will have ample time to come
forward and have their names names and families
ehroiled- In the meantime, however, all Cherokees
who entitled settlers NAV call on either of
the undersigned Committee, their respective resi-
dences' or the Agent, at the Cherokes Agency and
nave their name names and families enrolled and
on the Meeting Of the Committee on the first Monday
in June next, their will if approx ed Of by the
Committee, be entered the proper list
r. c. 9. BROWN, Agt. US.
JNo. G. HAENAeE,)
CABBIN SMITH, ! ,,,..- ; ,.. <,..,--...,
WIN. Drew, fOnefohee committee
Fa. kah Sta. Skee.
AARON Hicks not present, one of the CHE
rokee Committee
Cherokee Nation, 9th April 1949.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
l. A N c. Il r F. E,S
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKaNSa


HAVING just returned from Cincinnati. where
Il Il have contracted for the engraving, printing &c.
OF my NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS, l would re-
spectfully inform the public, that the above Map will
be reaey for delivery in January next
1t VIII be done in the finest style of line engraving
ana by the most competent engravers west of the
Alleghanies. Said Map will show all the Creeks
bayous County Seats, and every section
ana fractional section on each navigable stream in
the State. that persons may point to the tract on
which they live. In addition these l have laid
down from the Maps on file in the Office of Col Rear
don the land selected by the State of Arkansas as
part of the SOC, ,OOO donated by Congress- the
Seminary lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
sections attached to each also all the Military Land
townships are laid down, taken from the books in
the Auditors office and if any changes are made in
the county lines, or new counties formed by the
suing Legislature will be enabled to show them all
complete Price, in neat pocket form with clasp 81,
on rollers sPlenddly coored and vanished, So
The pocket can be sent to any part of the State
by mail; and as orders rapidly coming in, those
desrous of procuring early will please send in their
names as soon possible. c. LANGTREE,
Little Rock, Nov. Z, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
slATE OF ARKANSAS.

"EAS. an election was held on the Nth
OF March last. for the election of a
VI Ihe State of Arkansas, to fill the va :
aiS ONCE, occasioned by the resignation
naEREAs, it appears from the official re-
i'm u election, this day compared, at the
f. = . secretary of State. that, at said elec-
~ noane received three thousand four
s,ad ~ e,shty-six votes, and Cyrus w. Will
:" laree thousand three hundred and
1 Ip'leiore, We, the undersigned, Richard
fs:slaent ~ of the Senate, and acting Go.
n su y otate, Thomas Johnson, Chief JUS
|s,v - suPreme Court, and David B. Greer.
HI h. state, by virtue of the authority in
"e Constitution of said State, do
e and make known that John S.
A,lsa'utlonally elected Governor of the
sSaesas, a,S to fill the vacancy caused as
iof the term prescribed by the con-
k,or 1et our hands, at Little Rock, on the
:" april, A. D. lS49.
7'C. BYRD, President of the
SENATE cnd acting Governor,
,i.HOAAS JOHNSON,
J Justice of the Supreme Court,
DAVlD B. GREER. -
Secretary Of State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pursuance of law. /. JAMES X. POLK,
+,ssdent of the United States of America, do
Iv declare and make known that public sales
h held at the aforementioned land offices in
S,ie of ARKANSAS, at the periods herein
! designated to wit:
h the land office at HELENA, commencing on
dsy. the fourth day of June next, for the dis
i cfthe public lands situated within the under
kDusd Townships and parts of Townships, viz:
Elfds base linz, and east of The fifth princi-
pal meridian.
keGtions thirteen, twenty three. twenty-four.
twenty .fVe, east of the St. Francis river, in
nhiq hree, of range four.
IosnhP nine, of range seven.
Egae base line, and rest of The fifth principal
meridian.
lsnshiP, and part of an island in sections
F1HO and thiriy-:hree. in township thirteen.
age one.
the land Office at WASHINGTON, commenc.
Monday, the eighteenth day of June next.
e disposal of the public lands situated within
aforementioned Township, viz:
gts base line. and ,cest of the fifth princi-
pal meridian.
'lshlP four, of range nineteen.
he and office at CHAMPAGNoLE. comnenc-
Monday, the fourth day of June next, for
s70sa of the public lands situated within the
zsHtoned Townships, viz:
ftAs base line, and r1est Of the fifth principal
meridian.
'lsSps eleven and fourteen, Of range seven.
'saiF eleven. of range eighteen.
appropriated by law for the Use of
military, or other purposes, will be ex-
from the sales.
olenng of the aforementioned lands will
nenced on the days appointed, and proceed
oideF 10 which they are advertised. with all
e@ despatch. until the whole shall have
aeed, and the sales thus closed. But no
eaFoe kept open longer than two weeks, and
ne entry of any of the lands will be ad-
'laI after the expiration of the two weeks.
Under ny hand. at the city of Washing
A#enty.seventh day Of February, Ammo
% thousand eight hundred and forty
JAMES X. POLK.
l~dent.
AaARD NJ. YoUSs.
Commissioner of the Co,or,I onJ OG,o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
LIE TO PRE.EMPTfON CLAIMANTS

F''L iO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
person entitled 10 the right of pre-emp-
Ol Inc lands within the townships and
.|"nsnIPs above enumerated, is required
NJ me same to the satisfaction of the re-.
80 receiver of the proper land office, and
,'lnsnt I. therefor as soon as practicable after
-s ootice, and before the day appointed
.~llnencement of the public sale of the
s| |'acing the tract claimed; otherwise such
I'll be forfeited.
E. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
missioner of the General Land Office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19

Marrying for M6ney.-Bulwer. in tho last
Blackwood. the Caxtons, says
For you, my dear. and frank. and high .souled
young friend-for you should say; fy from a
load upon the heart, the genius, the energy, tho
pride, and the spirit. which not one man in a
thousand can bear /; fly from the curse of owing
everything to wife 1t is a reversal of all ma.
turai position-it is blow to all the manhood
within ns. You know not what it isl do! NV
wIie's fortune came not until after marriage. So
far so well ; 1t saved my reputation from the
charge Of fortune-huntng. But tell you fairly,
That II 1t had never come at all | should be q
prouder, and greater. and happier man than
have ever been, or ever can be. with all its ad.
vantages II has been a milestone round my Geek.
And ye, Eleanor has never breathed word that
would wound my BRIDE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15

I He GREAT PAIN KILLER.-Ns medi
4 cine has been discovered that is SO happily
adapted to use Internally as drops to be taken,
and yet perform such wonders when applied ex-
! ternaly as wash, or bath, by friction. A York
shilling, II cts, Is all you have to risk II try it,
and as that sum can be object to the proprietor
1t is hoped that such a price will be no obstacle
TO any family and viii not prevents It's trial The
price from II to 50 cts per bottle, according 10
the size. will enable al to use 1t. If you doubt,
| begin with ~ cent bottle, and that will remove
your doubts, and make you buy and rse and re
commend tito your friends more :haa . hundred
certificates would. Who will fail 30 try it then,
and save life and suffering for York shilling -
Thus Pain Killer may be used with success that
will astonlsh the beholder in such cases as the
following cholera mnfbus, distressing dysentery
pain IN the side and stomach, corns, cuts and bru-
lses, cholera intanlnm, bronchitis. healing sores
on man or beast, children testhng raising blood
| hoarseness, quinsy in few honrs, chilblains and
frosted feet, sPasms, prevent blister from burns
broken breasts, measles cramps, hurts, scratch 5
or torn flesh, bites sings. Certificates fill
volume mi ght be published, showing the wonder
fal effects of Mrs Browns Pain Killer" but they
are too common, and used for uothing and the
shilling bottle will do more than thousand un-
known nlmesto convince the user. Principal
Office 81 Cortlandt st n Y. For sale by sawyer
x Co. Hcuthport. eotIyl9
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E-HsHEOg.STE,EPN

THE sub scrber having had some inducements
l. IN the line Of his profession, respectfully in
forms tie citizens OF Southport and vicinity, that
he has obtained a suitable room for that purpose
nearly opposite Hale Il Alanney's store, one door
north OF Clements Hail, where he rlsy at a 4
tines be found in readiness to attend 10 any calls
appertaining to his profession. H. wing had
several years practice, he is prepared 70 suit all
who my patronise him.
All kinds of Upholstery, Mattresses, Gus hion.
ing on Sofas, Divans, Lounges, Chairs, Seuecs
also Spring Bedsteads fitted to order.
Old Furniture repaired All on reasonable
terms. d. NELSON.
Southport, June -, 80. ST
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15

TTA1' ) LINiHEAT FOR THE PII.Es.-1he VIC str
| ] attack Of the Piles are efTectuaily and perma
nently cured in short time by the use of the gen
ulne Hays Linlment. Hundreds of our first citl.
zens throughnal the country have used this lni-
ment with complete success. 1t is warranted to
cure the most aggravated case IL Caution
Never buy It unless YOU find the name OF Com
stock Il Co upon the wrapper, Froprietors of the
genuine article, OF you are cheated with coun.
terte.r Sold by Comstock s. Co N. Y. and
Sawyer q co S ,uthport. eotlyl9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15
CAUTION.
JOHN ELKINS,
CLOCK and WATCH MAKER.

WOuLD respectfully inform the citizens o.
W Southport and its vicinity, that he has Just
'eceIved very good and we'll SELL ted assortment
oil Jf,W ELRY, containing the following articles:
y All xmas OF Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Bracelets, ThimbIes, Ear Rings,
Lockets, Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils,
Gold Gu9Ed, Fob and Vest Chains.
Goid and ollyerLever, Lepine &Verticle Watches,
Cold. Silver and eteel Spectaeles.
Steel Beads, Clas s and Tassels, Razor and Ra-
zor s'rops, Penknives. and Scissors, Silver,
Shell and Horn Combs, Silver and German
Silver spoons, Plated and Britannia Ware.
Accordeons. Cloth, Tooth, and Hair Brushes,
Fans, Purses, Picket Books Violin and Violin
strings Eight day and Thirty hour Clocks,
Toys, and many other things too numerous to
mention.
CLOCK. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
carefully repaired and warranted. Cash paid for
old Gold and Silver
May, 1919 -n47f
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-15

NTOTHER'S RELIEF-lndian Discovery
w All expecting to become mothers, and anx-
ous TO avoid the pains, distress and dangers of
child bearing, earnestly en'rcated to calm their
fears, ailay their nervousness. and soothe their
way by the OF this most extraordinary We eia
bic production Those who will candidly observe
lis virtues must prove oft in their hearts every
kind aud aiicctonaie husband will feel / his most
solemn duty alleviate the distress his wife IS ex
posed to, by safe aud certain method, which is
by the. use Of this Mothers Relief. Sold bv Com
stock * co, New York, and Sawyer & co South
port. eotlyI9