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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
CONSUMPTION can be CURED.
SCHENCK'S
PULMUNIC SYRUP.
A SPECIFIC REMEDY,
Liver COMPLAINT, DYz.
sPEPsIA. sCROFuLA,
Palpiiation Of the Heart,
lsSNuuURnS CnlS2S-

has boon before The pubic Of twelve
without hnAug relief edrd where al
her Yc.,es faied prcprieor consc'sn'sous-
believes from its great snerrs ths It Is the best remedy
for these diseases discovered
The elements Of which this syrup composed arc simple
herhs rud the meiena fsper,ies OF ~hrh patty
the blood, srcnstietc AID give hrathy tone u
The longs and give II operation upon the system
is mild yt eir icions il lo. the pIegn which Gates
much difficulty .hn tight: relieves the cough Il as
tis,s 10 cxpei dssasi matrr by
winch it retained produces Cuas m.;ior,
rPens matter 10 an abcess OF ub'rce, and the cus ~
EXPULSION the System, the soothing the
rtit-d parts healing The iaceraton- makias het'hy
part; regulates the novels w.ut the aid Of pug 'tse
medicines 1t asysfhe most ta'tns c1nsh wthon' 'nj"'
ing medicines 10, " does c"utsim
mercury eoa-i opium any deisersous drug what
In snort, aphaiicais b. ease is- Cos,np-
tv.s Friend; fer wherevss bee. used invariably
produces haricr results tdn ofhcr remedy s"c'ns
the iiow OF The sick, "nd BY ITS hs" ss r'oefss iesto
ia n mai Ii;y q, cases, the sufferer To health
Near. every patient sho ed 1t, ~ perseverance,
use, has elt It's Healing iufuenrr aud by continuing us
prt-c has been ese,ed- The rea-sn tnis Is
onviou- the puinonc SYN? Compounded upon tbs
principles Of medical rlihsophyhas stood the test
years of trial, many members cf ts medical pr"es-"a,
whO Iejuiierd INST the use OF ih- great caeay
have PR adcrs removed by witnessing IT'S mum
pIant success, using il their pfactes-
The Proprietor OF ucicnc himself, many years
ago reduced lew be by bis and
trenas. in The last sisse OF e"nsmt asd hrs case "p
peared tn be beyond the reach Of ut, remedy used
the Pu aunc syru uheb lie vfeIs " the public, and
It the means OF curing INN.
We append list Of those parties residing 10
the city, who have voluntarily forward and given their
VIII ~ approval Oft
Wf..LiAM GAyETT. 10 Pleasant street
- EDITOR OLIVE BRASCE:
Mr. WuR riliNGTON Editor Traveller.
p'.P USfs,hN, No Bedlosd street
A. r.. BAILEY, % Washington street.
- Ma COBH. Editor CHRISTIAN freeman.
REV. CHAS. W. bENNiSuN.
WYMAN OSBORN, IL s,,'e Street.
r EORERT D. ROBBINS, Dentist, toward street.
EDis OR Of THE WAsHiNGTONlAN
JOHN A. FRENCH, Editor Herald
g. W. BRIGGS, BOOKSELLER, corner Essex and !" asa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
About $500 in Ready-Made Clothing

must he sold to make for other Goods.
We have about 5000 yards Cod, Stripe Fiyd AIpac-
which off-I Now is the buy cheIp;
ske while the ho,, and shall add and
other articles which caa't stop mention.
Finally, just returns from Marke, with Spleen
did Of Goods and shall sell Whole stock
sisiu nh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
The r of all TEA
SPECIAL. NOTICE
Is to ne found. at KEITH 8. BANKERS.

THE discounts Of Twenty aud Twenty 6v per cent ar,
Tariff tina Vernon Ccutra Rniiroai will be
discontinued and after Mondiy Deeem'eI %, le51>
saw. JAMES MOORE. supf. VI. y X. r.. Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
WATCHES Il JEWELRY,
100 BAY STATE SHAWLS

~ September 8. vi
A LL-WuOI. DE LANES, Cashmer-s aad Ih,bets,
"A Printed De LANES. Plain DO
LYUSESE GOODS nfeveIy griis.
Now opening al ELLIS, VII DER anil LO-.s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

Also far sal. by their appointed Agents.
For saie hy Rrsheii & Gsanuis, and by 3. X COLI
Non,relirr; French & Walker. Barre E. L. C. Fren
PI..nieid Thurl,er & BSwie, Washington; Dickinson
Peasies. Chelsea, also by agent ssencIaii,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

We would here give notice, that articles Of
Merchaodxe will be sold at cast Tor Cash. such Furniture
small lot of Hardware, consisting of Door La'chss, Mlice
Locks Kn"hs and rmnins- Bladnscs and Fasls Bu,ts,
Pud nd Sill k Az. &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

certir. that lave raised during tue 81 the
veiy best Com and fvtat,e-, usn-s re' acre, ksx
P,u. aid I, variety Of safi~n ve-csa' q" nd the
i,us i.ld z ,lroad lake Road irsn which bavr
e.sr preiaa the SUFFOLK Cousty Agricultural fAus
Also Pas. Beaas, Ouons, Squase<, Pumpkins, Bsstss
and AG,aa'os1' ira ,'noMmEDiEu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

1916: has wine Iediiy idiicu % idtSesy al soi-
ne since ls43, or does il come in upon false in
voices ?
In October, 1871, Mr. Jeifsrs m, then Secreta-
rs of Stale, Ia preparing, table OF the commer-
cial resources OF The United States, does hoi
mesdon cotton among lis staples.
4 Lesson.-A clerk in mercantile establish
menr writes TO lis friends at home, - | have a
piaguy easy time of 1t bow-a days very .lttie
moIk to do-ow firm don't adcestise :"
Samuel Cheney ESq. has been appointed
Postmaster al Derby Line, vice T.. Z. Butler
Esq, resigned. The office is removed to the
Store opposite Winn's Hotel.
The Wing majority on assembly vote at the
late election in New York, is 9,765.
ais M it strange" asked friend the other
day, that sir Isaac Newton should ever have
induIged in a clownish freak? 2" "When did
he :" we inquired. "Why, when he was divid-
ing the rays of light, 10 be sure, for wasn't that
cutiing up shines?"
"Dang me, If don't b'live the worlds a
wheel-barrow," said a jolly inebra,e as he rolled
along the pave, land I'm the wheel revolving
on the haxis. Now Pm in The mud, " continued
he, as he fell headong into The gutter, land
now Pm on dry land" as be fetched up on the
curb stone His concluding remark, ~ his boots
followed his head down an open cellar WY, was
-"now the wheel is broke, and the vehicle is
out Of repair" Canbridge Chronicie.
Medical Use Of Poisonous Snakxs.-Tbe vip-
crime remedy had classical authority for it, mi
nistation, nor did he who had The care OF the
health Of Ocaavius Cesar end il fail.
1.-THE renowned physician, Antonius Musa,
~snr in NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
NOTICE EXTRA.

THE subscribers hereby notice to all concerned that
L nil unsettled accounts, Whatsoever, due them he
settled with Cash good totes, by the rs' day ,arch
without iai. This is the FIST and only Of askin;
A VOID 10 the wise is sufficient.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25

~ S~iNNLo AM ASADEMlES.
|. Primary Arithmetic or Mental in numbers
Beng an Introduction TO the Revised Edition Of
Adam New Arithmetic
This work is adopted 10 the gradual expansion
OF the intellect of pupil and is desi gned 10 give
him as thorough mental discipline rs is obtained
by st"dl Ing any other elementary work upon the
same subject;
The ann Of the author has been to lead the
pupil on, step by step, wholly in the order OF dis.
coNery. This arrangement is based upon the prin-
pie, that, ~ the understanding is thoroughly reach
ed, tl.p memory Will take care OF ITSELF"
II. \ Jams New Ar ;hmetic Revised Edition .
Beng revision OF Adams New Arithmetic first
published IN 1927,
Pew Worhs ever issued from the American
press acquired so great popularity as the New A.
rlthmetrc. II is almost the Only work on arirh-
Weuc used in extensive SECTIONS OF New England
II has been fe>ppb!lshed IN Canada, aud adaped 10
the currently nj that province II his been trans
lated INTO the language OF Greece and pub ished in
that country. II has found It's way into every
part of The United STATES In,he State OF n York.
for example il is the text. book in ney one OF the
one hundred and fifty FIVE academies which Iepoft-
Ell to the regents OF the University in 1913.
III. k'y to the Revised Edition OF Adams New
ArlhueIc,
". Aemuraton. Mechanical Powers and Ma
chnery. This principles OF Mensurarlon aaayti.
caly explained, and practc lily applied to the nea.
surement OF Lin es, Superhces. and Solids also, a
ph'.o>oplcd explanation OF the simple mechanical
powers. and their application TO machinery De.
signed TO follow Adams New Arithmetic.
y. Book Keeping. containing Il lucid expldna.
tIcn ni the common method OF Book keeping bv
Single Entry; new, concise and common sense
method oil Book keeping. for farmers, mechanics
retailers, and pro.e slona men; methods OF keep>
inL booos by figures short methods of keeping
accounts IN a hunted business; exercises tor the
pupil and various forms necessary for the trausac.
non OF business Accompanied with blank Books
tor the OF learners
This work is an analytical System Of Book keep
ing d,esef OF all supprfutIes and abstIuse tech
ucdliucs, AM iapted to the system OF instruction
10 classes, the method OF teaching now adopted in
every department oi education IN we'll arranged
and we'll conducted schools"
ID-Copes will be furnished for examination, on
application TO either ct the Publishers.
w PREN1lSS & Co, Keene, n. H.,
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PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & Co. Boston.
I5'The above books are Tor sale BY booksellers
in Chicago, Waukegan, Southport. Racine, and
Milwaukee. J. L. CLARK, agent
no2o for Illinois and Wisconsin.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
SHERIFFS SALE

- virtue OF two Wits of Fieri Facias 10 me
- directed and delivered, against the goods and
cadtielS. lands and tenemens OF George Preston.
have leN led upon ANA shall proceed 10 sell a; the
City Hotel liz the village OF Southport. Racine Co.
10 the highest bidder, on the twenty sixth f26thl
day OF January next at ten o'clock iE the forenoon
all The right title, interest and claim, of the said
George Preston, IN and 10 the following described
lots OF land, TO wit: twenty (2n) acres nf the
south end of the west halt of the northwest or.
OF section No. one (l) in township No. two (2)
north OF range No. twenty Two (22) east and the
north west quarter Of the south west quarter Of sec
ton No. thirty four (34) 10 township No three (3)
north OF range twenty two (Z2) east, and the fur.
Their piece OF Land known as thr west half of the
north west quarter OF section No thirty four I34l
in township No. three I3l north of range Ne tWen.
" two .22l east heing the same premises convey
ed by James L. Lynch and Laura J. Lynch
bis wife by deed, TO George and Charles Preston
on the second day OF December, A. ID. 1917.
Dated Decc n!ber 18th 1919
% & MCCLELLAN, Sheriff:
The above sale is postponed to the goth day OF
February next then 10 be sold al The same time
OF day aud place as above mentioned
r. G. MCCLELLAN, Sheriff
m G1sit
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

ST. LorIs, Mo Feb. 90, lsio.
DR.. w. b. SLoAS-Sir: About two wears
ago, while rafting on the Mi sslssippi river. in
passing over the rapids, was plunged in the
water, and by the raft dashed against rock
crushing my left leg and otherwise serinuslyiu
Jurlng me, so much that lest all sen.ibi INV
When consciousness returned found ,nyseIfin
ST. Louis, surrounded by my weeping fami!y:-
Good nursing and medic ! aid, enabled me IN a.
bout TWO months TO hobhle around with the as
sIs'ence of cru'ch. The wounds only partial.
~ healed, leaving large running sores Il, the
Knee, which for many months di scha-ged blood
and matter OF The most offensive character. Nv
pains were lnexpressIble, al times nv suffering
was so great that death would have receive ed
hearty welcome. Fortunately Mr.. Wilson. Zone
OF my neigAborsl advised me to try y,ur ONT
ment. l obt'Ined box and applied it accord
ing to direction, the sores soon began to assume
healthy appearance, and in three months was
entirely cured. and able TO endure hard Iqbor.
Your obedlent servant. II w. THOMAS
We the underSl sned, ncighbors, of Ii. w.
lnomas, were acquainted with the case above
stared and knowing the circumstances, most
cheeriuuy confirm said Thomas Statement.
rem. J. DOUGLASS,
JAMES WILSON,
PETER LAMB
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
SONGS FOR THE MILLION.

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glorious head or hair,
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Those desirable results twill give;
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Haue Hair Restorative
II reprcduces and forces the hair,
To grow lark and beautifully long
In clustering curls OF great pEolusion,
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Prepared only by jules HaueI
This popular chemical preparation eradicates
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pearance uneqnaIeI by any other preparation OF
the KIND Ii IS warranted TO give satisfaction.
For sale, wholesale and retail. bY
JULES HAUEL. Periumer 81 Chemist,
No 100 Chemist, PhIla Eel phia
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
Gife 1nsuranee.
BIZ THE
Knox Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 5000 600!
VINO ENNEs. STATE OF INDIANA.

TESHTS Company is now prepared TO insure
| Ell lives, grant endowment and annunities
| / he following are among the benefits conferred
| by insuring ia this Office:
| Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards.
! psys bic one. half IN cash. and tie balance in a
n ole at IL months, Re renewable, with six per cent,
| interest, or the premium may be monthly in adj
vance.
Insurance effected IN this Office upon the life
of the husband, free from all Lands Of credit
ors.
Creditors may insure the lives of debtors, and
debtors their own lives for the benefit of crdi.-
ors.
avaiand Military Officers, Masters and Mates
OF boats, vessels, and indeed all classes, may at
this office secure their families against want at
the lowest rates OF premium.
Premiums lower than Mutual Companies.
No respon: IbIIlty to the Insurers beyond the
pa men. OF the premium.
No risk o: Partnership with all classes Of per-
sons and It's serious consequences.
No liability to have the sum insured reduced,
or 10 make farther contribution in case olmortal.
ny beyond The estimated average.
The certainty of having every claim paid rs
soon as substantial, whatever extraordinary NOR
tally may take place.
The semi annual payment of premiums, and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the re-
newal of premiums
ms company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges end longer residence in
The Southern States than any similar institution
IN the country.
person insured in THIS company. has the priv
Ilege OF travelling on land rivers lakes or mia nd
seas, and OF residing in any of tie States or Ter
rltolies OF his UnoI, or the British Provinces
OF North America. during the entire year, ex
cept from the first day of August to the first day
OF November; during which period, the insured
are not allowed I" travel or reside south of The
northern b. unddr! of the State Of Mississippi,
unless permission Is previously Obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from he
payment OF a policy if the assured should die BY
his own hand, which is consideration of great
Importance to the creditor Who insures the life OF
debtor, as we'll as TO wife insuring the lite of
her husband
The insured will be allowed to make voyage
out and home tC and from any port on the CONT
neni of Europe for an extra charge Of I.2 per
cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the
western waters viii be insured at the regular
ra'es.
No one life will be taken by this company Tor
greater sum than $4,000,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
WONDERFUL STIR,

SLoAS's MEDIcINEs.-There is wonderful
sir made about these medicines, and we are
credlbiy Informed that nothing has ever been Of
tered TO the public so deserving of attention, es-
pecIalJ OF all who keep horses With .'Sloan's
Condition Powder" horse Is ALWAYS ken, in
eood condition, and by the use OF his Ointment.
bruises, spralnt and cuts are cured IN surpfis-
,lngy short time, and the life Of many valuable
horse saved. The numerous certificate, pub.
llshed IN ms advertisement, from well known in
dViduals, fully attest the value of the medicines
Tor the uses and purposes stated, and we have no
oonot they VIII become popular medicines in this
seeu0h, as they are In general use ia the west.
Buffalo Republic, June II, Is49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
BEST MEDICINE,

Addison. Kane Co., H., June 20, ls49
Mr.. W. b. SLoAS-Sir send by the bea rer
so cts for which you will please send me box
OF your Ointment. | think it the hest medicine
for wounds in horses that | haze ever used -
Early IN the spring had very vslua bic horse
so badly kicked that cons dcred him spoiled
for the season, if not forever. / commenced US
ing your Ointment, and 10 two weeks the horse
was able 10 work, have used hin almost every
day since Last Saturday had another horse
badly hurt by euttng his foot with drag tooth,
bni have so much confidence ia the Ointment
that an not much alarmed about il. By ssnd
~. nc Or MGR, YOU viii greatly Dtlgs.
Your. LEWIS rESTTR.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
FOR AL e.

fENHE Subscriber being about to retire from
L. active business, offers for sale on liberal
terms, The following described property, real
and personal. A Tavern Stand nn the Burling
ten road miles west of Southport. consisting
OF "a good building, barn TO accommodate 20
horses, and other Improvements, situate upon
about acres OF land. IT will rent sor $3.50 ner
year, For view of premises enquire OF Peter
Ste phenson The present occupant.
a Black Smiths shor, dwelling honsv
and about acres OF land adjoining the x I
tavern on he west no occupied h, Mi az
chdel kork.
Different annuiIes Zee forever, on real estate
in Paris and adjoining.
r Farm in Paris, Of $50 acres, with e good
dwelling house and other neces: airy improvements
| = miles north OF the Hall < Pratt stand on
the Burlington road.
Also, one hreshing machine, one reaper. one
tanning mill, Flows, drags,! and other farming
tools lyokc OF oxen, pan of To ares, one lum~
Der agon, and one. double buggy. For rarticu-
lars, inquire of E Steele al Southport or the
Subscr ber STEPHEN GOLDSWORTHY.
Paris, Dec. 9th, 1870, l2v
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
CALLS FOR MORE

Geneva, Kane CO.. Ill, June 81, IS49.
w W. b. SLOAN, Esq.-Dear Sn-I wish YOU O
send me by the bearer, doz. of your Horse
Ointment, and halt doz, Family Ointment.-
When your agent wa here opposed had en-
ouCh to last me all fall, but the Horse and Fam
lly Ointment are all gone, and have daily calls
tor more As your medicines are advertised In
the Western Mercury, published in This place.
would il not be well TO have appended thereto
where the medicine may be fond Ii you wish
will call on the publisher and have him say il is
sold by ID. Durham, Geneva E. Freema u, ST.
Charles and by WaIdron's, Batavia.
Yours, &C., u. DTNHAM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-25
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SHEKsEEE.S NAr.E-

virtne Of two wrs of Fier Facas 10 me directed ard
- Delivered against the goods and ehaes lands and ten
euents OF George Duncan principal and Timothy T. Green
surety have levied upon and shall proceed to sell al The
Court House IN me city OF Racine TO the highest bidder on
me hnh gay OF March, next at one O'Clock in the
Duncan N and TO the following described OF land to wit
e northwest quaref OF the northeast quarter of ion
twenty, O east also the northeast quarter of the south
Wes quarter OF sec ION no. four, a. in township three 81
norm % range no. twenty (2O) east r. G. MCCLELLAN