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NEAR SoMMERvlLLE, Tenn, June, 81, ls4i.
This il TO certfs. that have been
afflicted with FEVER and AGUE FIR ne
yeaTs--thal il hafiled Ihe kill Of the fist
prncural Physicians in Wd Tennessee
and that have been permanentlv cured by
the Use OF The INDIAN TONIC, purchas-
ed from GEO. W. HOUSE, proprietor. |
have also admins cred it to negroes, in
every case cure ha4 heen affected
JAMES C. WHITE.
We, citizens of Nashv lie, have known
Mr.. James Z Whyte for many years. He
is u genIIemsn OF The highest respec aJIl-
ty. and Of uudouhtei varacItv.
August 7, 1914. N. A. McNAIRY,
HENRY BATEMAN.
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CHESTNUT sURREL uURSE.

CHESTNUT SURREL Nurse.
TAKEN up by %. r. Har', living 5 I
u u, De- norIh Of Oxiad. one d'rk ems .
MT uaro H.Tsr, tosh hInd feet and lsf
fur o. WHINE, sgns sadale msrhti . pP'
D ssd 70 Be ; ysars %. No o hsr ma he =
brro,s pencsIVsblsf arprai-ed y e85.Uo.
A. NOOLKBRfON,
June n, ls5O.-no-l lR0agcr.
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HAS permanently located ia or.
ford. and viii attend s:ri'tly to all
- the duties Ofhis profession, when
led upon.
|6Tofiee pt s T. KIEe's Drug store.
Oxford, Miss. March IS, 1850. N 43 Il
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

+4A " DL4A q W ~
Hon E, w. NJ King, Professor Of The
ory and Prac tice Of Law.
John DelgGeld, Esq, Professor of Com
mercial Jurisprudence.
Terms 3 70 per session.
All cOmmunicat ons pertaining to this
department, must le addressed to
Z. w. NJ. KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 1850.
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moral worth aud professional requirements
will compare favorably with the most dis.
tneuished in our country. The medical
faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or
any other couniry--all Of therI are able
Il tctu,ers and the best Of teachers
Those who will contemplate our geo
graphic pO ition, and the extent Of our
'pula'ion, can have no doubt as to the
elegIb hty If our situat on for an enterprise
Of The Kind. As f. health including ell
,easons of The year, we deny that ANY
ToHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds OF
many uieats relative TO the place OF stud
ling medicine those who intend practlc,
ing among the dise' ses Of The West and
Snuth should certainly educate themselves
at a school whose faculty are practically
acquainted with these diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of The
permanency Of this school, we feel il our
duty to sttte, that the Trustees and Faculty
form a UNIT in action. which a"gurs we'll
for ITS future success ard hat the peculiar
internal organiza ion which connects them,
cannot be interrupted phis lns
E.W KING,
President Of the MemTnsittule.
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1a tasleatppt eantheraftr.

3a tss(sstppt SamtOersttp.
YNHE Annual Examination Of the Class.
go in this Institution, will commence on
Monday Oth day Of July usxt,
and continue from day 10 day, until com
pleted. On Thursday, the Junior Exhibi
tor OF Select Speakers, will take place, at
8 O'Clock, A. N. And in the afternoon of
the same day, the Honorary Ora'ion, he.-
fare the {" o Literary Societies. will he dellv.
cred. The attendance of the Public is re.
specially so'icned.
JAMES NJ. HOWRY, Proctor.
Oxford, May oath. lG5O.-52-u.
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BILL Of DIVORCE.

IAMSs ". wAIrs,I
VS.. BILL Of DIVORCE.
DELANH WArru-
On Kseafion af Rules.)
HPON The afFiiavit Of The csmplaiurnt
~ lhst ihe defendant in the above stalled
case. Is a nOn-resideni ci he Stale Of Mr.
sissippi. Il tS ordered, unlsss sid defend.
ani nPp~ar q the nest term OF Tbs CiFcuii
Couft q Laflytts Coaniy. and plead an
sEer. or domsr 70 eomp asaanl's bili, The
several ma 1s1 thersID eoaIaiued, vill Be
tsksn as confessed, and ssl dowu for hssT-
ne eEnarie.
WrTNEss, abe Hoa. HuFh r,
- = diisr, lodge. &e-, ths fra No6.
fay sfsr ths fourth Monday IN
Apni. ISIS, eanss ne seal of nd CeeFt,
thn eih tfr of Fsh. I6za-RaaabEshsi,
ihis Nay m, Iss0-
ID ROBERTSON. ClsArh
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Citation Notice.


The s a'e OF Mis- is-ippi,l Pro- ate Court,
Lafayette C. UNITY. Mry term 1850.
TNO all pers q. in any wise Interested
- or hol ing c aims agains' the estate Of
Re th'rl Rocket, deceased; You are here
by eiied 90 be and appear before the
Probate Court e Lafayette Cuuntv, at the
Coun House thtreuf, on the Sd Monday
in yu'y next, then snd here 10 show eause
ifsny you can, why the repO't Of be Com.
missioner of lusolvene, Of sid estate shall
not be sllou ed and c'nhrmed. sRd faTiher
70 do and fer such things a. b II he cop-
s'dered mi orieied Ia the premises by The
G. ur' afuesaid.
q . WITNFss, the Honorable J. p.
ct > - StOs kard, Judge : { Probate At the
MS - CouTt liOuse of sad County, the
80 N ndas 10 fisy. A. ID. 1850,
ASA NIX. Clerk.
Issued May %, A. D. 1850 -S2-4S.
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TAKEN UP BY J.P Welch,
|HN living IL miles east OF Ox'ord,
|~Em one Sorrel Horse, branded with
|"~ the letter B on the l,fl
|0As s98Mw shoulder, with star in his
orehead, right hind foot white, IA or Is
|ha nds high, supposed 10 be 7 or 8 years
b Appraised to 500.
A. WOOLVERTON,
June 20, l350.-no-4 Ranger.
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NOTICE.

T the next July Term Of The Pro-
bate Court fOr the county Of La
yette. State Of Mississippi, The ua-
|rsigned viii surrender bis Letters
sstsnentaTy on ths estate ofC. Bow
deceased, having fled bis accounts
! hpal settlement.
i'm. HowRY, EIec'fr
May Is, lS5O.-no-5l-6w.
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Houses Family and Planta.
zion Med iCimes.

A kE IN general and succeSsfM use
"A throughout the SOUTH and WEST.
Every F"mi y and Plantation should keep
them constantly on hand.-Try them.--
They are
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
nannrn nm rnarnrn

MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE regular course Of lectures in thil
Institute will commence on the fi's
Of November, and continue until The lasl
Of February. The Anat mical Depart
ment will Ge opened and ready to receive
students by the first of October. The
Medical department will be under the d.
rection of the following
PROFESSO
2. Freeman, M. d., Professor Of Ansto.
my.
r. S. Ne,ctOn NJ. D. Professor Of Sur.
gery.
HI HuLce, NJ. d.. Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
w Byrd PotCeH, M. d. Professor Of
Physiology, Pathology, MineraIOgy and
Geology.
J King M. D. Professor of Materia Med.
lea, therapeutics and Medical Jurispru-
dence.
i Milton Sanders. A. NJ, NJ. D., Pro
fessor OF hemis ry, end Pharmacy.
J. A. Wilson, M. D., Professor Of Or
sIeIrIcs and dIseaseof Of Women and Chill
dren,
CLINIQUE LECT URERS.
MEDICrNE-Prof. H. J. Hulce.
SUROERY-Prof r. S. NeWton,
2. freeman, M. D., Anatomical Demon
sIratOr,
The fees f'r a full course Of lectures
amount 10 $lO5.
Each Professors ticket. SIS. Matricu-
la'Or's, $5. Demonstrators Fee, $40.
Graduation, $50.
Those desiring further information, will
please address lheIr letters (post paid,) to
The Dean; and students arriving IN the
city will please call on him at the CONNER
cial Hotel. r. S. NEWTON, nj. D..
Dean Of the Faculty.
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HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.

a safe, and permanent cure FIR ChillS or
Ague B Fever, In three Hours, and remedy
ia Bilious and Remittent FeUer.
0STPF.ce 81 per B tile.
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A. p BUTLER.
JACKSON OkT0N,
r. 1OOMBS,
]. THOMPSON,

0ST Editors, and papers friendly To The
entrTPrIzs, Will please pub i,h 'h,s Pr spec
ius. which will enIiIle them to an exrhanRe
With the newspaper; All who comply
with this request will send copy Of The
p' per c''n'"'ning il IN The Committee.
WAsHINsToN, MsV 25, 1850.
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The most prominent likeness on the
Fashion Plate is that If
FATHER THEOBALD MATHEW,
THAT GREAT APOSTLE OF TEMPERANCE.
Humanity owes TO him more than TO
any other living man.
The Faculty and Students of the Uni
versitv are invited TO call and examine
the Fashions-they cannot fail to find
something TO suit their various tastes.
0TScOL's American FdSkiOas kGVe also
been receiUed, s0hich are pery .Ene, indeed.
My Shop is 90 Holly Springs Street
$50 yards North of the Court house.
JOHN C. IlARRAL.
June 18th, 1850. tat '
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LIVERY STABLE.

NHE sui scFibeIs would respectfully W.
N form the citizens f Lafayette County,
und the trAve,ing public geaerAIly. that
hey have rented the entire interest of Mr.,
Charles G. Bu,lsis large and eonmoaioas
stable. That they wi always be supplied
with good Sadd IS, Hors 3, Buggies, end
Buggy llorses. Hacks, &C., also. R''od sns
s.und PrOvendsr; snd gOo1 attentive
Osilers uf long experience. We h.Fe By
close attention TO receive lihssd PirOa-
age.
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Fiss Bock-Gloss. Blssk-Kid. white
Kn, Funoy Kid, ED hss Bisk. Whine uBs
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Tine French Black, Brown ssd Green
HNGLlSH-Blue-blsck, Green and
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Fine D.,s-stin, Eagiish Cord, and Z
great variety Of Fancy Cassimsres.
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) variety n plain bl-ek siIk. ssiia and
Fsley, q ibs lulsr, Siyls.
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rHREE- STRAY.- -HORsEs.

June 18Th, 1850.
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Zoe B'ack Saua. Fsncy sstin. FIG.
seed STA, 4 a Vsrjsiy e bsausifsl Fsnsy
CaAmers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
For the Southport Telegraph.
ADMISSION
a "XAEN' Of WISCONSIN.
BY II. F. SCHOFF.
CONTINUED

(CoNrINuED)
After his departure the young lawyer, ever
prompt at a ruSe wrote rigid and freezing note
to the Student $50 Nignette street, in small
aud ininitable hand, and sent II by another mes
,enper This Edgar would bring in the next
tmorlfnc as he ianced, and make a feast Of fat
iokcs for him. as well as cool oil the ador of his
candidate for adm s~ion. In this however he
was unfortunately mistaken. The subject of
his mcdated Joke had snuiled strongly of the
ramc. and did not 20 to the office in the morn
| ing,
ANY mailH was the usual salute.
Office not OPEN was this time the prompt
rsrurn.
1t was easy to observe some chagrin on the
countenance Of Linton at this failure in his plans;
| bat Edgar prevented any words by suggesting
! that he should stand III need OF his certificate,
imm ,diateIy. as the stage left that night at II
o'clock The required document was soon
made out in due form, and Edgar securing it
carefulyin his wallet, stepped out, obviously 10
Nrinr in the mail but coyertIy his design was not
to show his face again until his own plans
! had defeated those of his tricky instructor.
| But now 10 be alone; to wrestie with the DIM
ghosts OF ones own imaginIngs.
This was taa unpleasant task OF the unpappy
! Edcar, during b., r.uajndcr Of the day which
! followed the above short interview. His mind
was TORN and tortured by two powerful and con-
| fictinr currents OF solitary thought. The eX-
element which he very naturally felt, as to his
success in the crowning scene of his profess
! ional studies, was alone sufficient to stagger ms
presence of mind; but the greater excitement
! which harrassed him as to the possibility OF his
! becoming acquainted with the fair stranger, who
! had so warped him at single sight, was an adj
dition to his emotion that quite overpoWeredhlm
! Many rnmering shadow fitted over his being
which pencilled his future in a living line OF
| lingering hope. or tortured his newborn aspr-
aim with the dlkn,ss of Disappointment. AT
such a moment time gathers the dew drop on
its heavy wing, and flies but slowly-sloWly
and painfully to the loving heart. And then
how eoquentth prayer for a weapon to goad
on the mulish hours of on unsocal melancho-
ly. What would be his lonely musings during
a midnight stage ride to the town where he was
TO present himself for admission. Could nc
tut see the Lovely b2ing which haunted MN
for one fleet hour, and cherish her memory IT
that almost loathsome Journey; it would soften
all the ricors of his neutrality-suspicious. even
the humility of a rejection, and make him hap
DIV bv enabling him TO throw himself upon hel
tenderness and sympathy.
All the long day he strove to calm himself, bu
his efforts were ruthless. Nature herself con
snired against his serenity. Rain-ran-raln
and mist and fog. Gloom pervaded every spot
The streets were empty and muddy. The un
happy victim suffered patiently and yet VIII
resolution.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01

BISHOP HUGHEs AND THE HuYGARrAys.- =
The Freeman's Journal, Bishop IIuge's organ)
alkng OF the distinguished Hungarians, who
were receiving SO many attentions in n. Yorli,
says:
This making sucha fuss about European ont
laws, is contemplate in free born Americans
bat when it extends to a city corporation, and
they squander the public money in keeping IN
worthy persons at the Astor House, il is time
for sensible men TO cry ont at the abuse
This doubtless has reference to Gov. Ujha-
zy and family.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
CHAPTER IV.-INTERVIEW WITH
OUT 4 VIEW.
Thou contest in such questionable shape
Thai would speak with thee"

Edgar was still sleeping in bis chair A sud
den noise started him from his happy oblivion
Stage ready, sir and the steps of the intruder
were heard clump, clump, clump, through the
long hall and down the iron-bound stairs, diving
away at length in confusion and distance Still
the steady fall of drizzling rain shed melan-
cholly over the soul of the unrefreshed votarv of
Beauty, who had fallen asleep in the keenest ar-
onies of indecision. The conception Il will not
yield was the last that was attended by glim-
mering of reason, and deserted by this the sleep
less Imagination had wrought upon its basis
many ravishing dream-had foated him back
upon the scenic river Of his years through many
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
JOHN ELKENS,
Clock and matchmaker

JHTOULD respectfully inform The citizens of southport
w and its vicinity that he has just received very good
and well selected assortment OF JEW FLttN containing The
following articles All kinds of
TracCts Breast Plus. Finger Rings Iockcts, Thimbe, Far
Rings Gold and silver Pens and Pencils Gold Guard, rob
and Vest chains Gold and silver Lover IepnC and Yer
tic;L Watches Gold, silver and Steel SpCclacCS, Steel
Heads Clasps and Tascl~, Razor and Razor StroVs PEN
knives and Scissors. silver, shell and Horn Combs, silver
and GruaaH silver ad silver spoons Plated and Brltt
mia Ware Accorieuus, Cloth. Tooth and Hair Brushes
Fans, Purses Pocket Books, Victims aud Violin Strings
Fighday and thirty hour Clocks, Toys and many other
things numerous 10 mention.
Clocks, Watches. ycNVClry. de-,
Carlig repaired and warranted Cash plid for old Gold
silver. May, lSt9. u41tf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01

We some time since noticed the formation Of
an Associate Union among the tailors of Bos-
ton, after they had vanly for three months en-
deavored to get fair wages from their employers
by means OF a strike. The purpose of this
Union was to make its members their own mas
tiers, and not only to put the tools into the hands
of the worker, but to insure him the enjoyment
of the full product of his industry, instead Of
diverting the larger part into the pocket Of the
employer. How far this purpose has beon ac-
statement OF the Unions operations since it was
commenced, on the DIST of September last:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
NEW RAkEKY ESTAEsE1SIIMrN,r

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he has leased the shop formerly occupied by H. Ca
n,ah Pearl street, where ne intends carry the b-
sinrss ia true Eastern style Having been great expense
in getting proper machinery, and experienced Fore
from the East, he prepared 10 furnish custom
with
Bread. Pies. Cakes. Soda aud Butter and
Boston Crackers.
Az Of which be relied upon being The genuine arti-
Gle Merchants from the country may depend upon being
supprd hv sending their orders, intend keep large
stock on hand Parties furnished all kinds OF cake at short
notice Brown bread will be- baked three times week
Those wishing have il lcn a their residences.
g-g"The shop will not be open ON sunday.
BENJAMIN EDGERTON.
Southport, October l., 1910. Mo
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01

Mr.. Rountree, Senator from Grant county,
has introduced propositions for an amendment
of the Constituton--to make the sessions of
the Legislature biennial instead of annual, to e.
lect members of the Assembly biennially, and in
effect, to restrict the sessions of the Legislature
to forty days, by providing that no member shall
receive compensation for over forty days ser
vice.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01

A FIT PAPABLE.-A few days since a trav-
eler stepped into bank, and Immediately pulled
off his hat, coat and cravat. This done, be east
look at the cashier, who was seated in corner
calm as a May morning. and with a command
ing shake of the head, said
Hadn't you better be getting that ere water
hot?'
Teller informed him that he was in the wrong
shop.
you're in bank sir, and not in barbcr>
shop
Bank, whew!n calculated the astonishe'
stranger: 'Cuss it! they told me it was a plac,
were they SHAVED people"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
'TisC Tales of Odd!

The tales of old. that nerycd the bold,
70 deeds Of love and duty;
That woke the sigh, or dimmed the eye,
OF innocence and benul4
Who heed them now the chilling brow
And colder heart reproyc them;
Forgot the lays of ancient days,
As those who once could them!
Around the hearth, with honest mirth,
our fathers gathered daily,
Twas good to see how mcrray
Tho moments passed and gaily!
The Jester there, inspired by cheer,
Would tell his quancsl story;
While minslres came, and sung the fame
Of those enshrincd in glory.
Those tales of old were often told
By Pilgrim, Monk, or friar,
Who sung of war, in regions far;
W here Valnr might inspire!
OF gallant deed, where once achieved,
4 host could not repcl them;
For themes like these our sircS would please,
And they alone could Iell them!
Bentlcys Miscellaney
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
CHAPTER III.-VIOLA.
O schuend Herr, Ergetze dich nicht mehr,
Nit SusZcn hidden we>eulos "a spielcn.
-, s-,sf

Der arm dez sic uJnfasScu will isl leer.
Klein Schattcngluck kanu dieson busen kuhlon!
LSCHILLER.
General Stage Office unused Edgar, alb
stractedly gazing at a sign on large wooden
building This must be the place | wonder
if that hound is in. This nterminable mud adj
ded to a cold night-rde in the stage, will pre-
pare me uoblv for the trial which awaits me.
Oh! if could have but one sweet smile from
that dear countcnancc; Id meet those western
demons of the law with a calmness that would
staytle them. But now this vacancy is fully
upon me This obi de Loaf has driven from me
the memory of all things save of that one love-
" object. And that, how increasingly 1t SwIms
above, below, around me. | am content
| Merge, We slender films of thought Mingle
--mingle 10 q chaos kinding tancies as We fly
4 rich task it shall be 10 wiring from ye, the
ethereal bewderinsS of an unsatisiied ambition.
| Ii We have swallowed up the fast ripening hopes
of an intuuve scnsibility; We shall yet own to the
teeth it has not hitherto been ii-directedn i
shall 90 soon and anticipate happy time, said
low, sweet voice at his side, and he stood
! GREATNESS for the next word. He turned in the
direction of the sound could it be? twas al
most dark, ana the thick fog rendered every OBJ
! iect indistiuct. Two umbrcas--couldu be -
ves--the beautiful stranger and her mlilner
were within a few feet Of him. when shall
you return, Violar asked her companion, and
again the same sweet voice replied, Some time
/ next week. | think Be sure YOU call at the
Post Office, Jane, before seven, will you! I es
Maam.' And they separated without noticing
Z listener on the steps of the General sage
/ Office That listener, however critical his Sill
uation might have been, would not have exchan-
ged it for King Edwards chair. His keen eye
followed the half defined form of the reuring
girl with most searching gaze, that caught
within its narrow field of inquiry every hmmen'
of her person and every article of her dress
while his ear had lain up in the cavities OF his
memory, faithful register Of the soft tones OF
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
w. "a. FAlRNER, "a. ID,

PY 4yoLoGIrAL PuySICItN SUEGUnS, would respect
rlIl, inform the public that he has permanently o-
ccd u southport Whc Will bc ready To attend To al calls
"a the iur h- Proc ion. Tie has made ia" study ui
medicine hc business at hts whole life. The ,Uccc~5 ot
his practc &c can hc auC>cd To by al who have engaged
him To ihu-, Who weak enough 10 90 Ia scprl.i c
persons " no believe knowledge of the healing arr can
be- attained hy few weeks stud lud thai The science of
Anatomy and PLY siupgy contributes nothing IN the cure
of dscase-this Card is not addressed. Yer! little mr
cine prnpcrv administered is all that is uircd for the
removal Of disease, and il Is at least fortunate iut the pa
ticnl il this is entirely free from poisonous qualities
S,uthn,rt. November -. Is
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
SIMEON EGBNG,

Would inform The public hai he has enlarged his place
of business and viii in future otter them better accumuu-
,lauitS. with much larger assortment of
school, sunday school, Juvenile and Wis
ccIIaneOus Books; also, BLANK Books,
and stationery,
Ofa kinds with great variety of such articles us-
ally keot in Bookstore, which he IL anxious 10 show 60
his friends, and will sell low any in Wisconsin,
at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
NuArlnhnr IL lNln
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
COIN. NvAR1I. ANn NmOMER RATEES.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity Ia inform hi
L friends and the public, that he has completed avn
plc arrangements for all who wish To share the benefits
enjoy the luxury Of any Kind of Bath. file has been o.
siderable expense 10 tit up his shop in mannc. ha
will mot only be useful bu agreeable to his customers,
he hopes by careful attention to business TO please and Sat>
all who may favor him with cali shop ON Main street
nearly opposite the City Hotel.
shaving Hair Cutting, and Shampoong usual in the
most fashionable manner. &. b. CRISSUP.
July, lS49
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
BY C.. CLEMENT.
I'm of the Band that Till the Land.

I'm of the band that till the land,
And draw from the earth her store;
Right happy indecd's the life We lead,
While our days are passing DER.
Many there are, IN riches, far,
Surprising the farmers purse,
VI bile other pursuits may yield more fruits
Yet often produce much worse.
We envy not the statesman's lot,
Still clamOring for his class
Nor his that fights for glory's rights,
AT some redOubted pass.
No risk have We on bOisterous sea,
Nor fears lest tempest wht I'm
All we possess, without redress
While laboring ut the helm.
The fruitful field its bounties yield,
A rich reward for toll;
Be ours the trade 10 ply the spade,
And deeply plough the sOil
We walk abroad DER carpet sod,
And flow rCt's kiss our feet,
Whose odors rise 10 scent the skies
\ tribute pure aud meet,
To all we give the means to live,
As brother shares with brother,
And thus fuhll the holy will
That bids US love each other.
Oh! life secure from guile, and pure,
To thee my life clingS ever,
With all its might in fond deligqt,
To change from thee, no never.