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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NAsHyTI,I,E MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
APLTAL $3ooqooH paid IN suTP ply 81 $16oe0 eo
The operations 9th Company for Il yea, has been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
kyS STo sSS Sn sa5ls s A W. af B. FFE Agent
mhs6 u 0fiee, No g Camp street, New OlleanI
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, 100000.
JoHE N. Hill. ALEX. ALLISON. IJAs.B, KuowLEG
Csc. W MARTIN, IAOog MoGGvoCK, g. NJ. Foge,
Vi. RoODyoLK joins N. Bass,
JAMES J. Gill, seorstary IOtiN NJ ILL., isa L
~ ThisoRg ablished ComPspy with the most aTPls
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS on The moEiiberaltermH
al itI Agency in HewOrleanBy at the office Of
oSl PICKETT. PERKtNs & co. 81 Magazine st.
AGENCY OF THE
Union Mutual Insurance, Company
OF NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual prineiple-UithgGt personal
ha0i''fD-hay'ns 9 4 0S Sn0Wgnp9HS to nearly
assurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Marine Risks and Risks Of Inland Transportation and
az The PROFITS af ne Business 5iI De diUided be.
t0ssA he Stockholders ard tle Insured
Shepherd Knapp John Van Nest, y; W. Merrill
RBaf NJ Wight Ss sOs RaPsye Henry H. Munss
SBaass fIS sabp T. RR9 95SRon w 0osy
J. B. Johnston, Henry Holt, 7. n. W gilmore,
Moses Taylor, lno. u. Van Buren,, i, H. bingham,
Jonathan ThOrne, John Z. Nesmlth, Eed, Suydam, JT.
Joseph BOuehaud, Fl. L. Routh. Richard bell,
John ID. Huflbut, Joseph Fowler, n. II, Wolfe,
Lambert Suydam, Ebert j, Anderson, A. Seignete,
John s. Tappan, David Austen, James ID. Fist,
Seth GIOsvenOT, Stephen Allen, ELIAS X. Brown.
A. G. ThOmpsOn, r. NJ. Lawrence, E. I. II. Gibson,
J. J. inggford, . ,,- , ,
JOHN s. TAPPkN, Vica President,
| FERDINAND SrAgs, Secretary.
References:
| o. H. Dudley ESQ Bern ard Fallon, ESQ.
| X. @. Cammack, ESQ. Aaron Cohen, Esq.
Saml. @. Bell Cashier Canal Messrs Bell & Stsbbns,
Bank, L.everch y Co.. -
Messrs. George Foster & Co. Maunsel White Il %
| q, J Coming & Co. ., Paradise, LawTasOn
/ .. Martin StOekwsll, - Y Co.
| JAMES II. SUYDAM Agent
| No "a Common st. New Orleans
nl7 I'm opposite The office Of the Sun Mutual Inns. o
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PEuLADELPIit tune - 1851 feel free commend
Dr. Days Syrup Of Wild Cheuy and Tar, from ny @yei
IN oae lime usci to sfsrks Of smiling OF Wood Al
eHdodwith weakness of be breast and uneasy sensation
al the lomach, accompanied with dYsuspuC sgmptuu
Last spnng. having az ack Of IL, recommended by
an acquaintance Who he'd been cud by D. Dayiss Syrup
10 ny H. did So and relieved by II ln egz than Gus
bottle. he apparent good effects were immediate
john f. OnAM, Ladies' Shoemaker, 40 Race AZ.
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FME WAToans 5HwHLRY, nc.

q A. Tyler, 81 C4JlP q, has o9hla9ElY 9n hanl'
Lever Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of all va
- -. the bsEt msken. Also--tob, Nest - "a
AssF 49,, and Guard CHAINS, SEAIs5tAalzz9
49, ~ and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils ThimblaS Buckles SO, Fine BTaeees, Brooches
NeokIaneg Rgs SiVerware Spoons end Forks, Ladies',
Caston, Cups, pitohen Trayi Plated Csa9n Tea-sesn
CaudlssebH UFnS Iich Fancy Goods iInbinss lne Per
nmeFytogethaT with great variety Of other aTieeg tee
numsOuz to mention AlO--SPEOTACliES, with Cold
Silver Shell OF Steel bowed Tamea and Glasses OF every
knidEye Protectors, etc. etc., constantly on hand Ahd
fitted to suit the eye al short notes. nc
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IIWENL Ii II MEUINUNNI Il
NthH undersigned would most respectfully inform the
Qiflans q Lafayette and New Orleans, ~ ~
snd Tie pahc IA general tsy have opened ON 81
TIE LAFAYETTE. RESTAURANT, for ~ ~.
merry kept By Philip Harry,
and situated LeFee. hetWaen Jackson
= md Josephine slIesll; and having repaired
nd f1ltt1d the same, they are now prepared
% their patrons AZ N the shortest notice with
al the gnh1lHnfns and delicaeies ofths seggon.
4Alu a. llllef9s Game and Eiah Of every dea-
enpton. Their wines, LdQnon, &c, having been al
e ay themselves Of The very best hapds the can
afford. WIN. M. MCGUIRE,
NJ lm H. CASSIDY.
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DsDOt, corner al BarORRs aNa Psrdi5O stTests.
slaE gle ticket say dIaA above Pleasant St. 20 csat
gnge ticket for children overt AID under 10 yeal 10 -
~ gkeih laed 81 bJ
Half the nbOVs rates for any dEAncs below PsaaBnt
Seryang CIaVaz foTany 10 oeRh
90 Residents in Lafayette CauOltoA and vicinity ara
Informed that this Company has Fixed unom rate Of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cans tO-Wt a 90
per month Gin advance foTebe Road snd foTany distance
Chidfea half Doea9 5uch foketI EV6E for aRY Other
period than the first TO the last OF each month
Car sE2E9isig l9r /, ladies' in each lE5iA,
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" a. AZ ~ Az q a a O. ~ NJ g a
for the cure Of GOnOrThRa,
elect, Structures, YenereaI
dlseases, etc. etc.
In offering these prepa-
ratiOns 70 the public,
Doctors Leroy and Pelstiel
feaTlessly hazard the aEser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but uns-
qualed, either for theil
curative properties or fol
mildness, safety and GER
tainty in their operations,
BY any other preparation
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases Of
GOHOrrhGH, GteEt, Stric.
lures, Pans in the 10 rs.
Burning in the UriHHrV
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mag be confidently stated that there casof PILES
which may not be cuIed by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
It Is certain remedy, and at the pain ant
soreness
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e-tnapaqi7f1 ip -. The Subscriber having puI-
ef.ee1i n. ssii's ntsrs1f Of M IL. DAWSON 3
81 tiie BREWING business under me
n lf7I5Y COLLINS s. As5EN Philadel
En- IL 4 fisfsst POELiTNEX 8 CQl4LlNs, New
H C3HfAE w. PDULfNEAs
II. COLAslNst
WILLIAM MASSEY.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M Il. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch, ~
IEB maker and dealer in JEWELRYt GOLD VA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES and WATCHES; ~ az
an lealrY RErcas Ispairad al moderate prices. mi6
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BrOOkIEn WarehOuSe COmnanY.

FE'HE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS is called TO the Brooklyn Fire Dr0Qf Ware
house, at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt
Of Produce from the West and Merchandise fOm the
North. intended for reshpmen Having 1860 feet frontage
the River, with whNIyesin front Of The Warehouses By
which goods Immediately conveyed without drayage
Or exposure to e 19eatte ample room will be found for
The dsch6Tgng Of Steamers and loading of Sims Charges
Fixed very low rates (as per a) and every accom-
mediation offered TO Merchants in the City and Shippers in
the Upper COuntTy being the wish Of the COHpany To-
equal the cOnveniences of the Atlantic Deck Of New York
Persons interested in he transmitting of Merchandise ave
invited to visit the premises Ose "a POydrds street.
Nea0 Orleans THAYER & Co Agents.
References ~. & R.GEDDEs, }. W. STANTON & SO,
R. F. NICHOLS. or BIN
NEW OaLRARs 4 OARR0LLToN RAILROAD
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~ oNAI ~ CEs-Al qualities, for sale by
VIM L. GUSHING u CO., 66 Common ST.
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HOTELS, SC.


BANKS ARCADE, Magazine street.
u HE subscribers having recently efurnshed and painted
a this well known and GENITAL esi attainment A.,
throughout, are prepared to accommodate any es
bef Of City and Transient boardes The rooms are lHA
choicest Iquos, and their Tables shall al times be fur
ushed with the hest the market affords. They return their
thanks 10 the public for the liberal patronage extended to
them the past season, and respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same, TUFTS h DlGGES,
o9J 4md&W pIonrietors q.
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JOHN HTRouD, ;JoHE STROUD, r. .wE. sTRoul
IAh COMMlA GtrE.l haLla..l GarlnleLaL ana Rarannl

LE0 9ITEIIl 00LL9tsTI INT07IlfI5t
DEALERS kfARzAes
MARBLE MANTEL-PTECES. ENAM. EsF
lVA Filled CRATES, MONUMENTS, .tsifst
TONES, TOYS SLABS, GRAVE STONES, &Nlj r.
AID MARBLE, In ali itg different varieties; M
THOMASTON LIME, CALCINED PLAS- E8WE T.
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERiNG HAIR. n
WHITE SAND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA Iftsa,
aEd PITTSBURG FRIEDRICH mVB
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F7yOR THE BENEFIT OF THE. AFFLlCPEE
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run, In
committing Physicians for the Of private dsaattr
owing TO the utter disquarfoa0nS OF those VINO probes
kindness the unfortunately afflicted as wen e5sheT
Ia ssfe IN al in The year 1916 iOoy afflicted with syp
u.s. in It's worst and most appalling form, and ~ seysl
months together was under the best iegEe medical paou
ooud obtain in New Orleans, without being Al a he4s
tel--ndeed grew worse. At length heard OF Di M1 ].
LENS great reputation applied to him. qnd 70 my EeN
10y in thres weeks he Testoled me TO perfect
'' ivi5tf ne" O''e0A'' ''A SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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MI BRANDER SMITH, General COdIIiiSSTOJV
IN: MERCHANT, No; 80 GRAvIER STREET, i5 Com
msOned to take Acknowledgement Of Deeds and Poweu
Of Attorney to AdminHte OathE, and to take Testimony
and Proof Of Demanda by appointment of heGOvenOn
The following States, viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT
QHIQt MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN,, INDIANA, IL
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. oct25 8m
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DENTISTRY, SC.

DENTAL NOTICE
nR. PEARSON informs hiH patients he
" rtiIi oontnuer his buainRss at his resi-
denea, No. 5 BARONHR STRHKrs ne9rU 800
Canal. An operations faithfully pqrluuned A-t-A-A-S
his prices are graded 10 suit the oircumsannes OF AL
n, B,-No connection whatever with M Anlon3 %
DENTAL NOTIOE.
Jar. PEARSON informs his patient that he oan be
~ oonsulied daily az his office, from
A. u. to 5 P. n. Dr. PeaBon,s many I'M
pr0Vements in DENTAL SURGERY, III fFfA5A,st
are TOO we'll known andppreoiated 70 require
ennmeFang His Block Teeth particularly worthy tne
allantan Of those requiring aoiai ones ms prices a
arsded 10 suit the circumstances Of all. Office at his resi-
denoe. No. B.8ROAJVE street. near Canal. ~ Il
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BLAKB's FIRE AFIp W y.A4TTT MINE

N rpRE than O,sR HUNpREp BARRELS OF tins Pain
wi has been sold here the past season. Wi les g,e
to all VINO nAFe USED II ahuh
~, I. iTeIessing The Paint is Of two eOoTsth
ais and Cboeosfe the Latter sone OF the most fashion
81 SiS now In use and far more durable than kcad
ss me weather makes impression upon IT, whether used
I'VE BESs0E IA Practical Painter, Camp street. onposits
TafaVee Souae) who has used II extensively will imDaH
' @. SHELDON, Agent
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. O. WILBUR 3 co,
Is Bank Plaos, oil d&W3m
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LIS o go.
Always on hand a large assortment Of SADDLES.
HARNESS. LEATHER, COACH and HARNESS
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc, etc.. At their SaddleY
Warehouse Nos so and 50 Common street. Second Door
from Magazine street. New Orleans.
o9 ~ SMITH & BROTHER
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70 ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.


TaHE subscribers, agents for the UaRVJqoturers have
IL constantly n hand and are ready to receive
orders for every variety and style Of Goods made from Gum
Capes PoucheH Leggngs and Clothing Of all kinds Army
and Navy Bags, Air Beds, Pillows, Life PreseTver, Camp
Blankets Tents, KHapgacks, Gun Covers Hospital and
Carriage Cloth Steam Packing Mil and Gin Bands HOte
and other article madsof India Rubber warranted Of
The heil quality, and az At FaetOrR Priees.
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hour after pollock on Sundays, II the weather IL fair
~ The Lafayette HOT-e Cans will leave every l6 miputaI
from the cOEnerOf BGf0nue asd Caasl ltu. nOVl2-jm
DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
MIR. GEORGE CUhLU n offers for sale his delightful
lVA residence the Eastern shore of Mobile Bay A
There is not charming spot 10 be found ~ the
- south. 1t stands seventy five feet above .Asl
99tfe water the andusing in succession Of terraces a
@soid, handsome wharf rises to the i1st these W9ene
well laid ierpeutne walks ad 10 the deghttu leeuee
and ont buildings The place is called Rayienna, from w
avne that edges the Northern side Of the front lawn IN
middle of which flows a Of spnng water, thei e
amidst the foliage that lines the side and head Of hs 9
is peeped at by the Besides or0ing
the Dairy This sparkling stream Orus the Bay sug,
oeon Of ever-howng Shower Baths; and qs We Watsl
almost always salt that ashes the foot OF the blhH
species OF fine Bathing al all times De enlOyeu m
dance OF Game always be had in the Tea anu fyT
falling supply Of Fish be taken at eny Ilnle IN ~
For q Summer Residence and WUtsrug Fiacs' 10 eau
scarcely be eQnalled in the South. .;,s If r F
Ef- For terms, and other PARTICULARS ioS -, a.
NIEHOIs " co. namp and NatelIeA W. w UNIV
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MEDICAL

AR J. BEE5ADON-Qfiee and Residence No. l57
Canal Street, between Phippa and UIcua as IVA 8m
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but we shall subOn few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands in possession. from all Of the
| country
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28
Rope DisinfeCtant.

The subscriber, "Agent for Taplings Rope
Work" has this day received Taplings new in
ventlon for Fumigating Cellars, Houses, Vessels,
Steam Boats, Ware Houses etc, etc. This Piep>
aratlon is got up at considerable expense by Mr.
l., and Is sure preventive Of Cholera, or any 9th
er epidemic, caused by mPurity in the air l. has
been tried, and is generally used on the continent
AT GIbrater, Wheie IL was used in 1882, the Board
OF Health ordered every house aad vessel 10 use
this DIS niectant here is no doubt but it will
come into general use, as its valuable properties
are known by medical men. No family should be
without II in their House, the expense is but tri.
fiing-say about Sd day 1t is made of hemp
and burns IN all respects like slow mctch by
lighting 1t IN the evening when you 90 to be- vo
house will be perfectly purified, and the sucu IS
quite agreeable and eXheratng Persons with
weak lungs will find much benefit by lis use
Sold Wholesale and retail by
L. S. GREENWOOD.
n. Bon hand from Tapings Rope Manuac
tory;-We,l Rope, Halter Rope, Bed Cords. Manil-
la and hemp Fishing Lines. Clothe Lines. and all
sizes of small corddge at Manufacturers prices.
wholesale and rctnil
Aug. II, 1912
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28

From the Alta California, Aug >.
Tho advance companies OF the Rocky Noun
tain Emigra ion are pouring into California by
the Northern route.
One of those whiriwinds CT excitement waci
may now b. sail 10 have become periodical in
San ranc'sco, was witnessed on Monday, July
rs h, lS43 Its INN dat cause was an attack
oltbe Sunday ng;t preceding, by large party
Of armed Americans, on 5 We al Gillian tents in
diff rent lotions Of the town. The tents were
torn down and destroyed, their contents stolen
or damaged. and their occupants knocked down,
shot at, and Otherwise maltrea.cl.
In two Instances the shots to X Cff''ct wound
me one young man severely in die leithand and
in the o,her eadangering life by bullet passing
through the body in the lower part of the abdo-
men, Both th'semen were beaten also. The
scene as hCardby those residing in the vicinity,
is dos;Iih as heart rending.
Since tie month of February last, an associa-
ten or society Of young men calling themselys
'Hoan IS has exist in this town They had es-
tadi>hcd a sort OF headquarters in a large tent
near Inc Guy Hotel, which they called 1amma-
ny Hail. and from his they wouId sally out on
some ridiculous plea. or threats of violence cx-
tort money. goods aud effects from different per-
sons. Ihcs, things continued without max
inT much excitement against them, until the
dentally with them IN one Of their maraudinr
excursions against the property OF a foreigner
The Hounds, indignant that foreigner
should dare to defend, by force Of arms. his pro-
perty and the honor of his household, assembled
the day al.er the occurrence, and confiscated and
sold to the highest bidder the tents and effects
OF this man, who had done no more than protect
himself againt their assault
The events and conduct relative to foreigners
which has recently transpired in the mines, has
no doubt tended to give assurance to these men.
and thus embollened, they were led 10 commit
the outragcs on Sunday night.
We have few day later intelligence from
the American river gold washngs, from Yuba,
and from Feather river. Many Of the deposits
of the Rio Americana have become n. arly ex-
haustcd: but new dlscovHi's every day occur,
ami since the floods have abated. the researches,
IN many instances, proved hateringy successful.
The BIS; Il. ling prevails, except in the matter
of for. i'm cne'oacdmant Tor our people are uni
ud IN tha DIT rnira'ion to cvpel III Migrants CT
other nations from the min 5, ard Il c NOV m Mt
IS very general one, we are informed Tn,
roads through the contry are filel with Chill
ans aud New M,Ncans, returning from the pla-
Ger. No violence has yet ben employed to ex-
p. these people, and al the date of oar last ad-
vices, GA Ju.yJ all was quiet throughout the
void r.ajuu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28
ELECTION NOTICn.
SEcRrTARr $ OrFICr, }
Madison. july 25, 1919 (

TO te Sheriff Of The cmtatyof Racine
Sin: Notice IS hereby given that an election
VIII be held in the several towns and watds in the
county OF Racine on the Tuesday next succeeding
the hFst Monday in November next, for the election
OF Governor Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of
state Treasurer, Attorney General, State SupeIn-
tendenf, and IN the towns composing the sixteenth
senate district for State Senator for said district
IN place OF I, L, Sholes whose term of service will
expire on the first day OF Jcuuary next; also, for
members OF Assembly and such county officers as
are required by law TO elected each general elec-
ton. TllOS. McHUGH,
Sec'y Of State
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SheriH'S Sale.

81 By virtue of three several wrfs Of FioFi FACT
I'D as, issue ont of the Circuit Court Of the
county OF Racine and 10 ne directed and delivers
ed agajns: the goods and chattals, lands and rene
men;s of Lyman Smith, in my blilWick, have
levied upon, ard shall sell at public auction or
veodue, at the City Hotel in The village Of South
port in the said county OF Racine. on Saturday, the
18th day Of October next. at ono clock in The A.
tcruoon all the right title interest and estate Of the
said Lyman Smith, ia and TO the following DESERT
bed piece or parcel Of land situate in the sand coun-
" OF Racine, viz One hundred and seven 900
acres OF land of from The entire north side OF The
northwest quarter OF section number nineteen (lo)
IA township number one ~ north, OF range unm-
Der twcnty-two t22) east, the same beng in the
form OF paralic.ogram, AMI one hundred and SIX
teen (ll6) rods north and south by one hundred
and loT,y-eish; NlS) reds east and west.
K G MCCLELLAN, Sheriff
Southport Aug. %, 1879.
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UNREDEEMED kAKDS

The time for redemption from sale for taxes due
tie corporation Of Southport on he lollowingces-
crlbed lots and parcels OF land. will expire on the
Sth day of November next, and the persons hold
ing certificates of sale will then be entitled TO a
deed unless sooner redeemed
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28

HIND IFHRE. OILS AND PAINTS,
BOOTS IND SHOES, N.IIL,
IND GLASS.
ever brought 10 thi. market when VIII be sold
for ca 5h Of barter as low as at any House the
west side flake Michigan
A. b DIS sugar aud Molassceiust received and
":il he sold wholesale and retail at II NJ. & co.
80 Bales Pilgrim Sheerings superior to any art-
Gle in the market just received at II. NJ. & Go.
2OoJ lbs. White Lead rom the Union Works at
Brooklyn, may be had at H. NJ. q CO.
100 Boxes Charnpla;n Glass of dilIeren, size
surc.ior quality at II. NJ Il co
10 pieces French and German Broadclo'hs Of
different colors and at low figures at II. VI. & Co.
1000 yds. Cotton Begging Twi!Ied also 1000
Bags for safe at H. NJ. d CO.
Also a large stock of Fun Cloths Sattinets
Twecds, Kentucky leans. Cotton Cashmere. Lin
en- Drills, Burlaps, and in fact everything usually
found in the market can he furnished customers at
their Brick stores oorh Of the Mansion Ilonse
n B. Cash paid for Wheat.
HALE, AlANNEY & co.
Southport, June 16. tf5r
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28

Ell 81 UBBARD & BI.IN. corner Of Main and Pearl
Il 81 SIS have just receis ed the following STYLES
II snawls, which viii be SOLD at low prices
Broche, Embroidered aud F,gurcl Grape White
AMI Colorel Barge, NJ. dc Lame, and Net.
may Z, ~.
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DAVIES &, LEON.2RD'S
IVEU HORSE POWER
WIMPLES SEPARATOR.

TNHE subscribers are manufacturing at their
i Foundry and Machine shop, Park street, a
HORSE POWER Of entire pattern
These Machines have been examined and prov ed
b. men who have had extensive experience in
threshing, and pronounced to be the strongest ca.
sicst running, and most durable machine they
have seen. They are made to Ib,th with, not to
draw to and from a shop to be repaired. They
are easily set, easily kept IN their place, and
digging is required to set them
We have had six years experience in repairing
the different kinds OF Horse Powers and Threshng
Machines that have been in use in the west, aud
know by this time where they "jrcak, and
also of the loss OF time and the dissatisfaction Of
the Farmers, as well IA something of the cost of
repairing. And we further know that fifty or one
hundred dollars in the first cost OF a Machine, is
not 10 be looked at in contrast with poor ma
chine for While the logner is paying five hundred
per cent on;s Investment, the latter is running the
owner into debt. And we liater ourselves that
with this experience, We have acquired sufficient
kuoWle ledge 10 be able TO build Machine that will
not break, and one that Will not cost half man
can earn TO keep it in repair.
The undersigned would take this opportunity Of
informing the Public that they have the agency OF
the sale Of aWINPLES SEPARATORS, a ma
chine which has given such decided satisfaction IN
It's use that testimony Of ours is necessary in It's
favor,
We would further state that we have most OF
the patterns for the repair of the different kinds of
machines in use, and castings generally on hand.
We are also prepared al all times to do any and
all kinds OF work 10 the CASTING, PATTERN
MAKING and FINISHING BUSINESS.
Now gentlemen, be Kind enough 10 rail- and eeaul,
iae gur Machines aud we shall be satisfied and obi
gc1 DAVIES & LEONARD.
\ 3. We viii sell OR Machines accommo-
dating terms but our repairing OF other Machines
,yiII be Cash! D. & L.
Southport June %, 1s49. nj