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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
Police Intelligence.

The .asscuii Mrs. Parker published. ye.ter-
day charge having been preferred By Mrs Elisabeth
Parker residing at the Of Smith and Baltic SITS
Brookyn, against young man by the name OF Gusts-
vus Birch, whom the lady charged With violently as
saultsg her In Broadway the evening Of the 10th
inst. The case was heard yesterday before Justice
Mountfort at the police court witness by the name
OF Ann Burns was prodnced the part Of Mrs Parker
who testified that she the accused assault Mrs
Parker BY sezing her by the and pulling her OF
the sidewalk; crowd then gathered around and Mrs
Parker was placed In stage, and conveyed 20 the
South Ferry On the part Of the defence several Wit
neeses were produced who testified that Birch and q
young BY the name Of Henry Durham, we're in
company tossther on that evening, and while going
the Bovery they saw Mrs. Parker walking with gem
tlemsn and they followed after and in the space 81
hour after they witnessed Mrs Parker and the same
gentleman together descend from the stoop Of house
No Elizabeth street Mrs Parker and the gentleman
proceeded mp Baysrd street TO the Bowery and took
stage; Birch and Dunhsm immediately jumped on the
step Of the stage and rode likewise The stage stopped
by Ann street and Mrs Parker and the gentleman got
out followed BY Birch and Dunham 10 the South Ferry
where the gentleman accompanying Mrs. Parker, in
great agitation, speke TO the ferry master and
quested him not to take the fare from the two men
meaning Birch and Durham, as they ought TO be ar
rested having followed him and the lady as he thought
for the purpose Of extortng money. There IL no sv
dence, Jet, to show that Birch Dunhsm demanded
any money from this gentleman; but merely followed
them for the purpose Of exposure The investigation
was not concluded mp 10 seven o'clock last evening,
and wssfurther postponed until three o'clock this after
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sHocrrSo CAst SUtcipr One Of the meet dis
treepg IF suicide that remember TO have
been called upon to record took place In this city early
yesterday morning. respeetabs lady, wife Of Mr.
John Smith, residing in Ferry street rose Immediately
after her husband had left the chamber and gene down
stairs, and lighting loco foco match, communicated
Ere to her clothes and st wrapped In flames
Her husband hearing shrieks aud stamping overhead
ran up stsre and succeeded evsntusly In extuguish
person was burnt TO such degree to present the
appearance Of being actually baked She died In the
afternoon Of the same day, suffering dreadfuy, and
bevailing up to the last moment the fatal frenzy.
She bad become mother about four weeks previous,
and for the last week ten days had shown such
melancholy and disposition to self destruction. IS
msdeit necessary TO keep constant watch upon her
- frnfk .1drerfis<r Or IL
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TWO CENTS.

the witnesss hostility to the prisoner IL thsv cou,S
but they could not examine the Witness A. to h No.
ing Psid sum OF money to avoid the suit entered
Cross erawination continued The suit sgainst hin,
was for SANDER imputng to Carpenter that he was
cerned In the circulation Of counterfeit money Wit
ness impression Is that the charge In that suit did
not allege conspiracy against Carpenter.
An objection was raised to the line Of crosssxsmi-
nation
Ths Court observed that they had nothing to do
with it, further than to show the hostile feeling be-
tween the witness and the prisoner
Counsel for defence said they had In evidence that
Mr. Pearson collecting evidence for this proseou-
ton and they would prove that he anxious get
another suit.
Cross examination continued There was sub IN the
supreme Court against witness for charging Carpenter
with being In connection with counterfeitfng
Q-Wss part Of the charge made against You con-
ton!
ADoes not know that conspiracy was in the indiot-
ment heard there was verdict against him for IS O0o
for Mr. Carpenter witness settled the other suit in
the Superior Court, for SANDER for something about
$3.50.
A.-Heard there WAS; does not resoect that he mads
an agreement with Mr. Sheldon to share the expenses
and that they would stand by another and docs
not believe that he said so; there another
matter) entered against witness at the instance OF
Carpenter was present at Mr. Justice Bnker's office
In July 1916, and made complaint against Carpen-
ter for one offence and Justice Bnker examined Wit
ness a. to another his best recollection Is that he was
examined and that 1t taken down by the Clerk
the Court; does not r-collect making written COM
psint the first charge he made against Carpenter
for threatening to take his (witness life to blow his
brains out, he was informed.
The further examine Of this witness ourn-
ed to 10 O'Clock this morning At tho rising Of the
court Mr. NcKeon ntmated to the prisoners sci,
that the case for the prosecution would close
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CovRr or Arrs.ts Bunalo, Oct. 12--No. 1oi-Lud
ants Submitted on printed points and arguments
No 112-Wnam Buel and others, appellants VS. Tn.
Trustees Of the Village OF Lockpot respopdsnts Sub
mitted on printed arguments and proofs. No. "a
Henry Dwight appellant, Louis " Allen and Others
respondents. Argument commenced and still progress
sing at IL NJ, Oct. 10.
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Dom estio aIisceiIany.

The jail at Jackson county, Mis was destroyed ~
Are on the soth uit runaway slave persisted in the
flames
DR. T. 8. Kirklsnd OF the Pbsdelphis Hospital, was
shot BY lunatic the 18th inst lie not serious.
~ injured The threatened his life six snths
ago
The Legislature Of Tennessee assembled on the I'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

The REPORTED SURRENDER OF coMoRN-rHE RU-
MoRKD DEATH OF eKoReKY.
Austrian politics OF subordinate interest IL is
positively asserted with every probability Of the truth
of the the fortress Of Comorn has
sered, and thereby an srusicn Of blood has been
avoided.
In the southern Provinces the excuses Of the
eessful sodery have caused martial law to be pro-
claimed
No single enectusl step has been taken, so far ss
Austria IL concerned towards the settlement Of the
question relative to the unity Of Germany.
II was reported at yienps, on the soth alt, that
Georsey the Dictator Of Hungary had been shot by
Count Edmund zicky, whose brother vas executed By
Gecrgeys decree, at Crepei
In Prussia everything quiet, and the Chambers
rsnssctne business with decorun aud regularity
schlesvvsg Holstein.
In the Duchies the excitement Is ss great ever,
and II Is quite evident that nothing but the existing
srmistics, backed BY . predominant military force.
keeps the people Of sches~is Holstsip from open
sistanee.
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Naval Intelligence.

NNNHE FNNrEfFXfhtfs
The " y frisste Rsritsn (it) hence for Rossd
ISLAND vas spoken on the I'd inst In latitude 70 Is,
Ion 70 50, all we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19

Andrew Higgins IL trial In Philsdslphis for the
murder Of Godfrey Davis.
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Piedmont.
In Piedmont, the Chamber Of Deputies only CON-
scented to the treaty with Austria In consequence Of
the hard and memorable necessities which crush them
at present.
There is nothing from Venice, except that there
increased gloom and dependency the part OF the
inhabitants.
spain.
We have only reports from spainof fresh ministerial
crises but not word to be said Of the serious
attempts which have been msditstsd against Cuba.
England.
INTELLIGENCE PROM SIR JOHN PRANKLIN-THK DE-
CLINE OF THE cHoIKRA-TERRBLK ACCOUNTS
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMONG THE IRISH.
communication from the Lords Of Admiralty, under
date Oct states that hopes entertained that the
news brought by Captain Packer, Of the True Love,
arrived at Hull from Davss Sraits of Sir John Frank
Inns ship having been by the natives late a.
March last beset by the Ice In Prince Regents Inlet Is
not without foundation. From the same source re-
ports have been received that Sir John Rosss ships
in the south of Prince Regents Inlet and that the
vessels Of both expeditions safe This hope some
what strengthened by the teegrsphic message to the
Admiralty since received, Of the mayor of HULL where
the True Love arrived last March.
The cholera Is rapidly disappearing from ell parts Of
England, as well all parts Of Europe, where 1t has
ragged 80 long and fesrfuly The total deaths In Eng
land from cholera since 18th June last stated at
upwards of $1,000.
The rsh journals filed with accounts Of most sau-
culinary conflicts between the enantry
for the possession Of the land long cherished
feeling of hatred between the occupisr Of the soil and
the owner has broken out with degree violence
which threatens very serious results Already nume-
rous lives have been lost In the Kilrush Union, sem
tencs Of eviction from their homes and their holdings
has pageed against no les than Il 600 aouls
In such an unpromisiDg state Of things 1t is not TO
be wondered ct that emigration is proceeding with
fresh impulse. 1t Is believed that the winter emigra-
ton from the south will be greater than the last
The most discoursging circumstance that is to be
found in the from Ireland is the fact that pot
cal agitation appears to have almost entirely ceased
The Cotton Market.
The sales Of cotton In Liverpool for the week en- d
ing on Friday the 9Th inst 20 900 bales Of which
5000 were taken by speculators and 500 by exporters
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Passengers by steamship N,ae.ra.

Mr. and Mrs Gaines Mr. and Mrs stochlsy Mrs and Miss
Brown Mt and Mrs Houshon Mrs Miss and Master Brown
M Mrs. wilkes Mr. and Mrs Scott Mrs and Miss Murphy
and Mrs vonberg, Mr. and Mrs Boe Mr. and Lane Mr.
and Mrs Grerory Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland Mr. and Mrs Blake
NJ and Mrs. Pasquier Mr. and Mrs Antoine, Mr. Mrs
Slide MT Leonard Messrs Russell Feming Dicksy LAao,
His EIcellsncy Figsnisrre Commodore Daniel, Doctors
Dyer Msssrs fiss@ipE smith Gilmore North Leach PEI
Newmcnd, Low. Commack Seliars Lockhsrt Gon Paiioo
Forbes Barre Primrose Laurie Stout Placde Tory
siesr Bay Dixon Love Pate B.,ersby Jeal c.lsrend,
Wood. Coett. Hannan, Gunan, Mccormick, Bogois, Ca
ehard corduks Adais Lupr, Bryant, Rekels Carsnsn,
kirkpatrick, sevr. Felion, Southema Anthony, Dyer
Hugh hyck selgman, Hill, waller Burritt vsnor Tip,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
important 10 The Afflicted.
DIR. H6UCK'S CELEBRATED PAN

DIX. HOCCk y CELEBRA TED PA "
ACEA.
TNl1iS invaluable vegetable product IN is des-
l. tined by Providence for the healing of man
kind. II rs medicine useful IN ii cases OF dis
ease, while It's use cannot H. ure the tenCerest in
FAINT. Ii acts Immediately upon the blood, clea n
sing II OF all impurities, hereby restoring health
and vie9r to the BODY, for II is a we'll known fact
no disease can affect the sy TEN when the blood
is pure.
It's pleas to the taste, md from infancy TO
age this PANACEA will eradicate disease, invie.
crate The body, and is The best medicine for the
prevention and cure CT disease ever discovered in
any &c OF the world. lis action is mild, and it
cures without slckeuing o. debitatine the pa
tent Thou -anLs have used il in the Doctors
private practice, and consider II the creates. b.es-
sing ever offtrtd 10 man. Ii acts in perfect har-
mony with the laws OF nature. and has never been
known 10 hail, (where its use was prTsevered in J
TO cure long standing and desperate cases of
Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, CoIIcs, Coughs
Cold, Consumption, Cramps. Canccrons SORES
ard Ulcers, Drpsy, Dysentery, Erysipeas. Fever
* Ague, Female complaints, Fevers of all kinds,
Gout, Gravel, Mysteries, inflammation, INDUCES
uon. Jaundice, Leprosy, Liver Complaint, Neu-
ralgia, apation pf the Heart, Piles. Scrofula,
Spinal Complaints, Salt Rheum, Tic Dolorenx.
Pimples on the face, swelIed limbs and Joints,
pain in the side, Splitting Blood, and all eases OF
fros'raton of strength, and general debility of the
Human Body.
~ HOUCK'S PANACEA is sold Wholesale
and Retail at Waite's Clothing Store by
w. j. CRAIG,
Sole agent for Wisconsin.
Southport, July II, 1919
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
Information Wanted |!

NAMES NJ. REDDY, late of H. B. NJ Six.
- teenth Regiment of Foot, and OF the Siclian
Army having just arrived in Boston Ms with an
intention of joining his brofher JOHN REDDY,
who had been employed with Mr.. c. NJ Conant,
of Brandon, VT finds that about year ago he was
joined by his brother, Owen Reddy, late Of H. B.
NJ Twelfth Royal Lancers, and they both proceed
e. 10 Wisconsin. The undersigned hopes that
any person who may read this, and knows the
whereabouts of John or Owen r. 'dy, will inform
them that their brother wishes to see or hear from
them neutrality-suspicious. NJ Reddy, No. 90
Fleet ST. Boston, Ms.
Bo. TN. Aug. Il. 1919. 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
NOTICE.,


FENllE special tax f,r the year 1912, having
been IN accordance with law, committed 20
me lOr collection, hereby give notice that | will
receive payment for said tax, at the office OF j. L.
V. Yates, IN the village of Southport, for two
months next ensuing tie date OF this notice. and
all taxes paid during said two months shall be sub
lect TO a deduction of FIVE per centum upon the
amount paid THOMAS YATES,
Aug 20, 1919. Marshall
NOTlCE is hereby given To all persons not to
y purchase either OF the following described
noies, payable to J. " A. Wemple, and Davis &
Leonard viz:
One payable to V A Wemple, or bearer, for
the SUM OF S55, due the LIST day of Oct. 1919.
One payable to do for the sum oil 500, due an.
!. 1850
One payable to do. for the sum OF 500, due Oct.
/, 1880. ..r
One payable to Davies & Leonard, or order, for
the sum Of S35, due Oct /, 1919.
One payable 10 do. for S35 due Jan. /, 1880.
One payable TO do for so, due Oct. |, 1880.
The above notes were given by me on condi
tona consideration, which has failed.
DOW VINCENT.
English Prairie Aug. "a lSI9.
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POPULAR OPINION.
GOOD NEWS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9Th, lS49.
w. b. SLoAE-Sir: One of my horses was
hide bound and also wounded in the stfe, in
which he took cold, and became so crippled that
lie could scarcely travel. BY the free applicu-
ion of your valuable Ointment, his hoofs were
soon softened and the siifie permanently cured.
I have also used the Ointment in the case of
oil Evil and severe gals with equal success.
On mashed finger a was very painful,
JpairGed Ike charm.
VAN DOREN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

II Pine and Wild Cherry trees Of our soil and
are generally known possess in the way
PREPARATION remarkable virtues in the Ofdcases Of the
Iungs-how much valuable then tightly
ated preparation prove, when combined with other
Fa TO act IN harmony with each other aud adapted tho
various iornfs aud stages of the diseases emneny
cnatcd to alleviate. Til Basam of Wild Cherry never fails
give relief aud after every other means have been
tried inva This has been proven int thousands of
ces here has effected radical after the patient has
been given up by all his friends and physicians.
The genuine Wars is sold only Dr. Sryk er and r. +.
Greene Agents Tor Southport 3 Johnson Racne L. Curtis,
Geneva. Price 81 per bottle or six for s..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
ELECTION NOTICE.
SECRETARYs OFFIcE,
Madison, July IS, 1919


To The She'jG'of The cou,.y.gsf Racine
SIN: Notice is Hereby given that an election
VIII be held in the several towns AM wards in the
county Of Racine on the Tuesday next succeeding
the first Monday in November next for the election
OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of
Stale Treasurer Attorney General, State Superin-
tendent, and in the towns composing the sixteenth
senate district for State Senator for said district
IN place of C. L. Sholes whose :erm of service will
expire on the first day OF Jcnuary next; also, for
membe of Assembly and such county officers as
are required by law 10 elected at each general cleo
lion. THOS. McHUGH,
Secy of State.
Election Notice.
Notice IS heleby given that on the fast Monday
OF september next, an election will be held in the
several Towns and wards in the county of Racine,
Tor the election of County, Judge, in accordance
with the statute in such case made and provided.
r. c. MCCLELLAN,
Aug. -, 1919. Shift of Racine CO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
DO YOU WANT TO CURE YOUR
HORSES!

IF SPAWNED, or afflicted with Poll Evil,
Grease, Qutterbone, Humors, Called neck, Sores
or Bruises-procure a bcx of DALLEY'S AMI
NAL GALVANiC CURE-ALL--it never fails
to effect cure.
SPAWN LUMPS, &c.
The following is from the Overseer OF The lfar-
I'm Rail Road stables:
NV YoYK, Jul, Ia 1S45.
This will certify that | have had charge OF
getting up Horses tor Market IN Ne II X MUore's
stables, Columbus, o., Tor many years-also in
Massachusetts and o her states; aud that have
tried all remedies in Veterinary Use, Daley's AM
imal Galvanic Cure -sii is recommended tor. At
first was much opposed to IT'S application, but
at last consented TO try it. Aud | certify
that on trial, have found il the most exiraofdI-
nary and valuable remedy ever pm upon Horse.
and would not be without it tor any money. Ii
cures hard and spawn Jumps. and Jumps arising
from the collar, sadde, sc as by magic Rub
on httle of the salve and the collar can't make
q sore. IL never can do no harm.
JOHN VAN yORHIS,
Overseer Harlem Rail Road Stables.
II. DALEY,
Inventor snd Proprietor, 4l5, broadway
New York.
ROBINSON, AGENT.
Southport, Wis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
MILES NJ. JOHNSON,
EXCELLENT OINTNEN

Mr.. SLotE-Dear SIR For n considerable
length of time was seriously afflicted with the
Rheumatic complaint, and applied freely the VT
rIous Llnimenrs, Pam X llers, Ne, without OBJ
tanning any relief. After which your agent at
this place influenced me TO try your Ointment,
AMI within TWO weeks from the time commen>
ced using it,, the pain ceased, and | was eflectu-
ally eur, d! and shall recommend all who are
similarly afflicted with the distressing complaint,
to procure your excellent ointment without de-
lay. Very re<p'y yours,
nO~An r, ,,~pu,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
NOTICE..

d OCULAR Meetings of the Board Of Super
IAvisors of the town of Southport, will be held
on the first and third Saturdays Of zach month,
at clock, p. Nj. al the Town Clerks Office.
BY Order OF tie Board,
II. G.. PRENDERGAST.
Southport, July 20, 1919. Clerk.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

SLOWS T,NNIN PAsrE.-We had read with
perfect indifference, the various certificate of
The efficacy OF this article, that have appeared
daily IN oul columns, for the past year-bring
unusually skeptIcal TO the wonderful effects
said to be produced by sn oh patent compounds.
But having made "A trial on our own boots-we
cave-and are free to acknowledge that we have
rot had our feet at all damp since we applied it,
Ii not only preserves the lea her, and renders it
impervops to water, but also makes 'oId stuoas'
so phable that they can he worn without damage
to cornS. Try II Observation-Disclosures Sent.
and Gaz +, b. ISl9.
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Prncevile, Peoria county, ILL.,, May !, 1913.
A PRIME ARTICLE.

Are any afflicted with pains, bruises. cuts. or
sores of any kind! Let them read w b. Sloan's
advertiser IN another column. We believe
this eminent to be prime article for anything
OF kind, and no humbug. Try little of il
before You suSrr any longer. 1t can be had at
nearly all the stores in this place Knox Int.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD,
SL0AN'S 0INTMENT,
md CONDITION PONDER.
HAVE EARNED A GREAT MA,

HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Miitness. Safety, Certainty
and 1Horoughness, SLO.4NS ONT.
NEWT ErceIs,
Add is rapidly superseding all other Continents
and Liniments for the cure of The following DIS
Fresh Wounds, Calls OF al kinds, Sprans,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Rnghones,
Wind Calls, Pole Evil, Callous,
Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula,
Silfast, Strains, Lamencss,
Sand Cracks, Founfered feet, ManAe,
Scratches or Grease, Horn Dstemper.
The Powder will remove all inflammation and
fever purify the blood. loosen the skin, cleanse
the water. and strengthen every part OF the body,
and has proved a sovereign remedy for The fo;low
ing diseases
Dlsemper IIidebound Loss ofappctite. Inward
strains, Yellow water, Inflammation ofthe Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise. Also, Rheumat i'm,
(commonl, called Stf Complaint which proves
so fatal to many valuable horses 10 the country.
is always q sale aud certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate SO many fatal diseases
w. b. SLOAN,
Grand Depot 40 Lake St, Chicago.
EAtractfrcm the Galena North Western Gazette.
By the of Sloan's Ointment and Condition
Powder, have entirely cured Fs!ula on my
more than $50 per cent on the cost Of the medi
cne. And COW which was so iecbl. as TO be
:ons dered worthless by myself and neighbor,
vas restored TO good health and strength by the
Use # less than bali n package of the powder
md is Row doing better than any other COW
WM VINCENT.
Small Fox, May i3. l848.
POPULAR OPINION.
If popular opnon is any criterion of the worth
II an article, we invite the ncreuulous to read al
east a few of the many voluntary certificates
which appear in our columns, respecting The
.reat variety of remarkable cures effected by the
use of - Sloan celebrated Ointment and Condl
ion Powders"
These remedies no longer Femain among those
# doubtful utility they have passed from the
ide of experiment, and now stand higher in rep.
ltation, and are becoming more extensively used
han all other articles of the kind Michigan
,ity News
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
INFORMATION WANTED

Az PArRIcK, MICHAEL, or JoHx CoxIFT, VIII,
u are informed that the child and mother @
Patrick Conitf have arrived in town, and are stop.
ping with Austin Moran. They arrived in thi,
county from Balyhavnis, county OF May o Ireland
sometime since. and are very anxious TO hear from
Patr OK, either of his brothers, who are supposed
10 reside near Monroe or Madison, in this Stale
JOHN GROGAN.
Southport, Aug -, lS49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
LIBERAL OFFER.

A NY PERSON that furnishes me before the
= Is. day of next August, the facts in refer
ence to the most EXTRAORDINARY CuRg effected
by the of my Ointment, shall receive a
premium of Ten DOLLARS, and for the second
most Extraordinary cure, Five Dollars; third
Two Dollars; fourth one Dollar and fifth,
o0c box OF the Ointment. Address, post maid
w. b. SLOAN, Chicago, Ill.
April 10, Is49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
NOTICE TO THE. SICK.

DERSONS wanting any kind of popular
Family Medicines, are advised to 60 TO w.
b Sloan's Medical Depot, No. 30 Lake street.
End they will find them Pure and Genuine, at
Ii. very lowest price. The fame of this eslab.
li'hment has extended far and wide, and seems
TO be extending in popularity every day. Fam
lies, Merchants, Druggists and dealers in med
c'nes are 'hronging it from every part of The
country, and obtaining supplies. Apr. 10