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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Nov YORK. SOCIETY LIBRARY.

n w IOHk SOAIEJt III bK1Eb' - ~"
N.ltres DO THIS institution f5r sale Apply -
m 4snseod G s FRANCIS a co ~ B-oadraf
WILLIAM BURGER be- lhi. day sssoos,e5 WI
~ ban GEORGE r HENDHckSON aud JOIN
HALL Ihc drug hus nes- " leftee - cor lu,tl .i
der the tTo AMI ce n WILLIAM BURGER %
as lr-
Nr0IICE.-Au copartnefshp heretofore existing ~
Niweeu he Undersigned wss disso.vef- ~ mutual con
,s, or The y day Of June 948 ard no partnership n1
ever hes been exciting ticce ual dai. .rl"trI NE -
.p.r.es SOLOMON StNfL'ON.
New-Yofs, March IS 1850 EMASr IL LYON,
The uade1s gned will continue TIE hu,lress on Die owl
A. Jas WV EMANUEL LYON
9IINER'- PATFNT BEE-HfVE-rte most or
VI nameutsl and he hfs pfscfca! I've in me Jni o.
S.sfe.. without one exception sing hive vii pay Q
ir one season other Hive that can toe pro
ruced Rights with Hive -; rights alone in pampf
f,r M full gravifs snd crecors % nske SUI us'
- For sale NJ ne Agricultural Warehouse and >ceo
~ i~. '-' 80 AB ALLEN a co.
tx URONN. OCULiST. 81 Bfoomc - auenos e.
kycuft,y 20 diseases Of he eye and pfhcuces be en
Treatise on he Eye. ls Anatomy fhYsoogy Dsrlrt'
old rules of pst serving Toe sgtt All selecting 80 hc's
uh authenticated ard grea. cures from total hlnducs4 ~
eciei lv Dr. z e mode OF treatment Afhcal clt LOT
sale aud serted without PAIN which move uEe me ~ W a.
~ 'tsc-
iTO KNITHOAD COMPANIES AND con
80 ~, T ra slightly damsgd from IS to iibs 20 he ard
lu0 tuns = by rsil dsmsg
90 ,rns pickaNes secondhand
second hand
~ 'lIs cart aNletfees, second hand.
tuna sled eehHrluIer-. second Hnd
good order aus ,t sse ~ Ion. 10 sq pl'cha-efs b
ass PETTFE a MANN, - south-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

- FOR sAiE-A sp'r.-il pay ,s -. -
No. Coauhia Co ~. NeGfs oiS % l~--s : /,
~ ,ns - gsn.e II every respect. car Lol ~
- :. ,,,vvfes For syle ard beauty ae sncoS oe
NJ ee ,ecn his wesk a. BLACh> Stare y f -.
- = So avenue Arv wanting slP-lsos H~1se
800 Sc vel 10 examine nlra- Lowest PEiee' sN'''
- Sfas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

as BOONS pRAVINGS ENGRAyINGS STA
OrJARN and WORKS OF ART vii commence 90
WEDNESDAY, Arrt "a and vii comprise
FIRST DAY
CheGy works Anefcs ursl architecture and snuesi
nes rugravisg' ard military ~S,s.
49, "a Ns,ce,- Wcrhcoss. Lie o. slr JS.bas Rey.
-oL. Madame Ssvigres Lettes usnsalNt, Letters u
ANA Se~snt 49, sr-sous Costume, srinsa Apolse
c,aainug -iCo snsw.rs to curicus G0esucos Csuegs
DC -orAry % ih@ sAie. y,,s ~
THIRD DAY.
sery age ard eaucus co.leettou. comprising eiof
o.rsphy he - cssScS t4cic1Are> ~0fs &C sna0iues
Ire Insurance and mi srciisrv
FOURTH DAY.
very rich collection % .ustra.cd ~ofks an ocoks q
7ra,> 'nent'as ANY g-'Sss, p T, 1870 49,.
20 Tho Nng's e,iirOn. hNgsrA edQcaAOoal WINS Nc
Eigrh DAY.
Wnrss Sc:eree. sslal HuN rare eSs~cs spos'ins,
NeaIisa', &c.
he-sdry theolcgy scarce rscts very scarce eo"k %
CONS OrsilpIsn Montana bb'c. dlcsionsfles Ac IN
VARIOUS languages, nsafs history, uasafs philosophy,
- .ae'nsiic', Alseers A. A. No.,
NcRNf~g SttF-Nsre Old line engravings water color
an pencil dfs~inEs original AID nom no ees, mss's~
irc.llng hc uSnsl strap Bc0k >spoeyn stSusfy Tn
rerhle. ~ C,roVa- rhorwslsde I'D c.AeEs
EysSNs Principally rare Ola p'esry ART wora.
90 tle hne aus ,..,, ,
Mos>f~c S,is-Coorei engrsv'ngs, une ensrssings,
Nnrghcn Vile. Strarge, eervce and other nssefs q
-nsrA,ngs initiation dfswirgs including very tesAltui,
be- .re. ard uos elaborate pen drawings eSisni srien
i4 eugrsvirss suited mg he rsriof OF paintings en-
arsrfrg ne pvrc GlafiauT, TEMPTATION ~ - Anthcnt
landscapes by N-fhoou, Grm~si and othrfs og~.het
e colr,ucn 81 mnitahle etchings Including ycri
a NJ To portraits ~ Old rSrters win rrcos ~ me
se- 20 many e "a richest bcoks which have ever sp-
~. .s si proceed In the order u the catalogue TIE
.,rrs b. row 70 y tor examination a. soi Srcstway
s5 susWSruNlh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

ODAY, Apnl 4 At 10 O'Clock A NJ. =, - s'siesL uesr
IeuN. RrooSlyu large aud general assoftmvnl OF
.rfe,m- Furniture In good order RosewO Od piano ~
axe sni elegant french plate pier glasses. with marble
.shs usho sofas dNsas, center tables, Chinese tea
Bows Ieuch chair ccuagc do dining table, soI ani
aips Two sets grsutoles hs stant three sets Win
iUN CURTAINS and hxures brussels ard ingram eeires.
ciohs. sany AMI painted chamber iufnlnfr W
match .rl a golsl sssoHmeut Of sitche1 furniture.
Catalogues NAV he hai on ih- dN before the sale Al Ne
a
~ rgi,.fY S,ts-An excellent psrlor ofgss would
- suiahe f,r loi ge roor and will be sold cheap IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03
- -rog 4. az uO-IEhY FOR SALE AND

Il sT0RE To LET-Fof ssle. no stoea " 81 %
~ -.ss.he,l Wl0esz.e Hos.ay House, a-nDuntllf "
case n sore AlLgal ss-s, kl5tfo Any p1fy ltsr
-1s - slep .rt0 business vel rrtsbisnsc| hA'e brfT
80 lnlsusl rAarce A.. he csrAs. including ne ppyrf
"a - .scufsd r t@sf-c T. fesponshlo parry 10
-rs. credit wil b. flr-n kaIiy applesh0a . n1ers-
.sry Address A zois' Ar~-10fk fvstOnrrl VIZ
ga came and c0unlur c-0ss Sll le beAI,1 c"nhieH
~ Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

81 Mai,hew's Church Chdsopher-st intend holding fair
at he above saloon or the sale of useful ard fancy se
on TUESDAY and Wednes day, The % and ga OF Api 40
commence nj NJ O'Clock on TUESDAY Ambulance y. cis
children half price. ~ -h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03
AMIISEMENTS.

BROADWAY rHEATBR-nNorzo c~n a. ar
ID an - -:s- q >s-NiNrH NIGHT OF Mss DA-
NENFOsr-rdlS sNENiN6. ARA s ~ - Preseoi-
- h-rW.@ss n.sw n
ras MAID o. AARlENDCRFr
N-'l-ra- NJ >sse- toss ......... oy1-i
i-1 N-r-sr NJ Ds~---cri Nre-s ..... " a. Dave ~,
- Gec Do-afl. NJ ?--rT Lafy Dogaf.gL Il - X Hcrr
T. c-r1 f- 49, ,-. F4rc- srsi rnr n kTrricA 81
BLIND Man : BCFf or VIZ Pas tr SIT
c A. Dssoa4..... " Perry J-,s Mss horr
Sr--s % s-gtss,'r T Dress Cr-le 49, sarc-eg-N :
Fsnv az rNr1 Cries. p 20 0s'sTT 1T csrs
rE'IIRATER-A>TOR-PLA OPERA House.
u'rs oren q : performance % commerce = = oc.tck
THIS EVENING Agf- W. - '-rf'f-ci - c-.-
>-s.e- Cc-rstv sf
THE SCEooL yCE SCANDAL
- Peer Tear.e NJ Bsss 5c--gh S4rfscs [ \ Nascr
C1ss Slrsce.. s'i-r ao1 Lazy T-sze....M Mes Dsrst
To -rrr lte - 70 ~ fs-c- u -
CAPT OF TIE WATCH
Nsccr1it@ Ligry NJ Waccy Nristrs. Ms CcroVrr
P-ces-SoNrs xnt Psrc-st - CO Anrhithesier :, rls
Reserved s-srs n saco1r. &C :, CO Box chce cP~n
'-lui ID 4 Il CD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03
NEw-yoRx ny GAS LIGHT

INV YUhN u Eflo LANIf =
By o @ FOSTER. re Al'rlr Of Ne" iofs 20 sizes
FlFt8 EDITION
TWENTY THOU SAND SOLD
THE DEMAND continues -rsos.r1. ltis ef.i'l VII
l s.or BE- ,Xfsu.fat send 90 your orders fo
DEWITT DAVENPORT lnbln- s.ldnss
81 Nls.sl-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

--~--7 MI-IC TkAtHEK.- a a! = =
$500 much experience and success z lesS-
EE1THHisg Voeal and Instrumental As.S 81 90
] Y JPAno sat 9eS w "a: *. . s,.sss
noTs ,csoars a. her Tes!asuee ~ " 90 81 s,s.ss
Apply sny ams sfss e'esoek' N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Az NEkWtN. Aae0ooesr.
DN BANGS, PLAT & 90. sors ~ s7osdvv
~ gA-cs ~ sseleoe sven 10 d . sNe q rnvsns Lisrs
| - ~ y IN lea-raA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

ssse prOSeces whsrevsr Is covered fon he sea'n o.
The weather and from tr~ ..,.os
As unprnepled persons Offering sparos. a - H.
oH,sioed 81 The Psertse. w BLAKE SFosS-si New
YTs OF his sgen Every package Is ma ked . axe "a
tonl Fire Proof Pant y The fssassS y y e.-S ~
NAV Ist % % Pear e. ~ Y. m<s AH~e@s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

| 'ccALiFoRSiA DfNmtIT / PESEisLD's o..
sl Psunrams ct hr Gold Mlss embracing views 90 lle
.,hnus Pacific Cost san Fsncisco and he various
Ct-s aui VI ming Districts IT California Is now exhibiting
j " a-h.ngion Hal. sR Broadway, 'hreo doom above
Sib.o's
Doors open a. q exhibitor commences A. Y Pm
Ic.Oss
Aim.riance Is cents. children halfpdos - 6us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

- FrROPE-opeu every sveuing a. he Greet Hal
ainsTva RJOn.. 46 Broadway, embracing lsm)ng other
r.ar views ~ Boston snd Hsrlpr. Halifax Liverpool
london. from Thames, - magnificent Bridges, ne
Chsnes Funnel brilliant Llunlnaied, ant both banks ~
M Rhine
Admission - cs children under H. 10 cis Doors open
Al a . commences moving al p, fM An exhibition v1
Nei1-.day 40 SATURDAY afternoons 81 ococs
mis- im'ss
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= TuE HE-T CHANCE ron A HOl-E

70 AND LOF ~ hours dds by railroad from N5~ pa
- ~ onIv 50 cash down fss bous.s, worn from -
=. Il - lo quarter )t-, 81 Yarn ngtrn - "sy s"ts
1rg.- ard o ot az ~ tasssi q ~ sAf' VI
a DFWEY t0rJ AFFORD l35 b"~rry
Long I..aat Lands and Farms cheap and good Al M L
D f.rd Office = Sasz417st - lF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

,nr !, Of ib- civ Of York TIE regular meeng OF tie
Society VIII be- held al Mechanics Hail, az Broadway
II tWeduesdeyi Evening a. one hour after sunset
AZ N THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

W hm GEORGE r HENDkICkoON aud JUN {
HALL Tao drug business lerteie- - 1n4uctl uN-
der the ar0 AMI tie u WILLIAM BURGER 60
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

ST. LoFis, Mo, Feb. %, 1919
DR.. w Il. SLoAN-Sir About two yeais
ago, while rafting on the NJ. sssS ippt river, in
passing over he rapids, wRs plunged in the
water, and by the raft dashed against rock.
crushing my left leg and otherwise ternusIy in
Juring me-, 50 much that lest all sen.ibi 'ity.--
When cCnsciousness returned found mvse!fin
81. Louis, surrounded by my weeping fami!y:-
Good nursing and medicA aid, enabled me IN a.
bout two months to hohhle around with the as
sis'ance Of a cru'ch. The wounds only partial
~ healed, 'eAving large running sores AT ,he
Knee, which for many months di ,cha-ged blood
and matter OF the most offensive character. NV
pains were lnexpresslb!r, al times my suffering
was 50 great that death would have received a
hearty welcome Fortunately Mr.. Wilson, Zone
OF my neigfborsl advised me to try v,ur ONT
ment. ! o5t 'ined box aud applied it accord
ing TO direction, the sores soon began TO assume
a healthy appearance, and in three months was
entirely cured. and able to endure hard lqbor.
Your obedent servant, Ii w. THOMAS.
We the undersl gned, ncighbors. of IL. W.
Thomas, were acquainted with The case above
stared and knowing the circumstances, most
cheeruI!y confirm said Thomas statement.
Rem. }. DOUGLASS,
JAMES WILSON,
PETER LAMB.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
WONDERFUL STIR.

SLolN's MEDICINES There is Il wonderful
stir made about these medicines, and we IRE
crediniY informed that nothing has ever been Of.
feTed TO the public SO deserving OF attention, es-
peeIalS y OF all who keep horses With "SIoan ;
Condition Powder" horse is always kent in
good condition, and by the use Of his Ointment.
bruises. sprant and cuts are cured IN surpfis-
lag|y short time, and the life of many valuab BE
horse saved. The numerous certfca te, pub.
IlShed n his advertisement, from we'll known N .
dIvlduals, fully attest the value of the medicines
tor the uses and purposes stated, and we have no
Doubt they VIII become popular medicines in This
section, as they are IN general use ia The west
Buffalo Republic, Jane II, lsI0.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
PEsORAY,ss Nn,g.e,E7

County Court Held the Courthouse in the CITY of
o. hlclne, IA and for The County Of Racine in tho
",S o. Wisconsin on The fist MoD5y Hh dayl Of Feb',
Count. @N7' Vi Sdlu
me ias' Will and testament Of John Brewer Jr late of
c o"n 81 Pike, III HE said County OF Racine. dccupd
wing been dGlI cred into this CUur and il aDrerin, "a
the Coari that he said John Brewer, Dr.. died z; the id
Town oi PIKE, on he 2s.h day Of December S4g-r -
ORDERED that the III day OF March 1850 al ten O'Clock in
NE iochoon at the CourhOus- in The City OF Racine in
ur 7ld county u Racine. he and the same are hereby an
Po'u rs me ne and place for proving The sad last will
ana testament Of the said John Brewer cetsed whom ma
"Gre ~ persons concerned, nay appea, and contest the
ana T. i"rhcr ordered that public notice Of This order
De ga en- ~ Ipli>hug the ia The SouiLn,rl T.l
EF'Ph "a "~cAIy newspaper published in the yilan. of
.o",lil"f'' IA sad Wfy, Cnrc in each week fer tire.
Suce'Ssi'cl! proyiuus The time appointed Tor pro
wig S".d VIII \. G. CliATFIELD.
Ao"45W Judge If the Co & ,urt
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
CALLS FOR MORE.

Geneva, Kane CO.. m, June 81. 1879.
-~ w. Il. SLOAN, Esq - Dear Sill wish you 10
srnd me by the bearer, one doz. OF your Horse
Ointment, and hall doz, Family Oin,ment-
When your agent was here su opposed had en-
ough to last me Kill fal, bu, the lIorse and FAM
lily Ointment are all gone, and have daily calls
tor more As your medicines ire advertised in
the Western Mercury, published in This place,
would it not be well to have appended thereto
whe-- the medicine may be 70 ind Il you wish
VII call on The publisher and have him say its
sold Ivy d. Durham, Geneva T.. Freeman, 81.
Charles and by Waldron's, Batavia.
Yours, &c, ID. DrNHAM,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
BEST MEDICINE.

Addison. Kane Co, IT,, June 20, l94q
Mr.. w. B. SIoAS-Sir: / send by he bearer
30 cts for which you will please scEd me box
Of your Ointment. | think it the hest Medicine
for wounds in horses that / haze ever used -
Early IN the sprlns had very valuable ho-se
so badly Kicked jEat | con: dcred Inn spoiled
Tor the season, if not forever. / commenced US
ing your Ointment, and IN two weeks the horse
was able 20 work, have used him almost every
day since. Last Saturday had another horse
badly hurt hy cutting his foot with drag tooth,
bnt have 50 much confidence 10 the OinlmenI
that nm not much alarmed about it, By send
ing nc Ointment you will greatly oblige.
Yours, LEWIS LESTER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
AN ORDINANCE.
To Open and Extend Vain Street.

DE ordained by Inc President snd Trustees Of the Village
ID ofSonihpTt.
So. l. That Main Sroc in said Village be- sud he sane
hereby - opened and extended fa he north line Of The
lot upon which thc Methodist Chapel stands s,aheriy. TO
;hc s5uh luc said NiaTc, be toT rods Nld. ana 10
maintain direction - said street maintains.
between Blocks fury-jwO - aT' fory,hrce az in the
southeast quarter 81 sCctan number thiriyone. 81 until
extends wtiH rods 81 The east side ct section 90
town "nc. ~ range twan'yhrce ~ CASH thence 20 par
sic cac -au parallel n the sccOn line, 10 The
south line 20 the corporate limits.
SEC Iba u,o ST,e n'eTScc ing Main Street 81 or neG
the Ae.h,t Chag. and ulnUiug thence % the northeast
corner al The common, and thence passing along the eaS
side oi The common SohaFs, The south line Of sd vii
lsSs be hereafter known 8lai ltst Ecna~ha -irec.
". s. STRONG, President.
c, g. SHctys, Fec rider. u59 q
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
llfe 1nsllranre.
By TIRE
Knox Insurance Company,
CAPITAL 5000 600!
vINCENNEs. STATE OF INDIANA,

vENHlS Company s now prepared TO insure
Il lives, grant endowment and annunites.
The following are among the benefits COME red
by lnsuring ia this office
Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards.
paya bic hall IN cash, ard lie balance in n
ole OF II months, renewable, with six per cent
interest, or the premium may be monthly in ad.
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 thetr own lives for the benefit OF crdi!.
ors.
Navaiand Military Officers, Masters and Mates
OF boats, vessels, and indeed all classes, may at
hls Office secure their families against want at
the lowest rates Of premium.
Premiums lowerthan MUTUAL Companies.
No responsibility 10 the Insurers beyond the
pa, men! OF the premium.
No risk o. Partnership with all classes of per.
sons and its serious consequences.
No liability to have the sum insured reduced,
or TO make farther contribution in case ofmor.al.
lty beyond The estimated average
The certainty of having every claim paid rs
soon as substantial, whatever extraordinary NOR
tally may take place.
The seml-annual payment of premiums, and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the re-
newal Of premiums.
his company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges end longer residence in
the Southern States than any similar institution
in the country.
A person insured in this company. has the priv
ilege of travelling on land, rivers lakes or nla nd
seas, and OF residing in any of the States Ter
rlioue2 OF this Unlor, 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 t" travel or reside south of the
northern b. undary'of the State Of Mississippi,
unless permission is previously obtained.
The company does not exempt itselffrom the
payment OF policy if the assured should die by
his own hand, which is a consideration of great
Importance to the creditor who insurcs the life OF
debtor, as well as to wife insuring the life Of
her husband.
TIE insured will be allowed to make voyage
out and home &c and from any port on the conf
ncnt Of Europe. for an extra charge of l-2 per
cent
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the
western waters will 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, 1850-02-15

NOZZLE ACT OF A GIRL.-An incident has been
related to us exhibiting unusual thoughtfulncss
and caution, if not hcroism, on the part of a
young girl, that deserves more than passing
notice, A few evenings ago, Just after dark, a
young female residing on the Railroad, near Sy-
kesylllc, observed that the rain had caused part
Of the embankment to give way, and entirely
cover up the Railroad track. Knowing that the
train of cars would pass along in a short time.
she hastily and alone procured light, aud s, t to
work to remove the obstruction. In few min
utes, however, she heard the train approaching
at fearful rate, and abandoning her humane of
fort to clear the rack she took her station in
the middle Of the road, and by waving the light
to and fro, succeeded IN attracting the attention
Of the Engineer, who Immediately stopped the
engine In few moments more, had it not
been for the great presence Of mind, courage
and thonghtullncss, of this young girl, the
whole train might have been dashed to eces
Her noble conduct is deserving of the highest
reward.-Bah. CliDper.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
~ : = - - ~ = -
FOR SAL

FN7lIE Subscriber being about to retire from
IL active business, offers for sale L liberal
terms, he following described properly, real
and personal. 4 Tavern Stand on the Burng-
ten road : mills west Of Southport, consisting
OF good building, ban to Accommodate 20
horses, and other improvements, sstu te upon
about : ceres OF land. It will rent for $50 per
year, For view OF premises enquire oil Peter
Stephenson ihe pte>rnt occupant.
4 Black Smiths sho dwelling house R,~l
and II bout acres # land Joining the l..l
tassrn on ne vest occop,,l .! ~ - 4,
chacl Fork.
Different nanui6cs fee forever, on real estate
in Paris and adjoining.
A Farm in Plris, of $50 acres, with a good
dwelling house and other neces. AIRY improvements
/ = miles north OF the Hall Il Pratt stand on
the Burlington road.
Also, one hreshirg m7chInc, one reaper, one
tanning mill, lows, drag, and other farming
tools. lyoke of oxen, span Of n, ares, one lnm~
Der wagon, and one double buggy. For particu-
lars, inquire Of L. Steele at Southport, or the
subscr Der, STEPHEN GOLDSWORTHY.
PARIS, Dee. 9Th, 1919. l2w
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
coM1rEssEoNHR,s NOTICE.

w - ne subscribers Commissioners, api iacd by the
County Court Of The County Racine. 10 reccy e. cx-
anime and adj s all Claims and dtmIns of al persons a.
gal-i Richard Miller late OF the town of Pike in The Cou-
y OF incnc and STA # NisConsin dcccl ed Do here
.! give notice. TN We have appointed he following times
ana places, whenand where will meet for the purpose of
examining and allowing claims and demands At The Of
OF Eomer Schoh the Durkec block. in the village If
Southport in said County of Racine, the fifteenth ay ,f
March A. D. 1850, ii O'Clock ia The forenoon, and nj the
same place in sid county on the thirty first day of October
" d. 1850, al o'clock IN the turennon that each of our
said ng- will nc till pu o'clock in the tirruoon
of he day, and much longer from day 10 dav rs the
business Of our appointment may require. And We do also
give turGr notice. h4t the time limited hy the said Court
for creditors to present their cirms to fret day of
November, y d. 1854. Dated oth of February A. d. s5O
7. y. .iIGUNIN, }
Il. p. MNNR Commissioners
Il II, f. 81 UD, f.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15
FARM EnR sale

\ SPLENDID FARM Of 200 situate on the Gene
e Va and Beloit Road, about lniI- irom Southport
Said Farm has l9u ares tCacd-haS young and mriNy
orchard Just c)mmrcvd bearing. IL ha- good house and
convenient ou-hlidingS ON the premises WE'LL ui
ucvcr-fang good water. Whoever wishes 90 make de-
sirahle investment in securing coon FARN, In good
nighborhood, within shur, distance uf schu0lhouS,.
be accommodated The house has been occupied a.
Tavern tor time past known the cottage Inn aud
y good Tavern Stand there Is between Southport
and Geneva. For further particulars. snquir oi
u. J. NcLAJGuRN, on the premises
Pleasant FrGirIc, Tcb'y 1850. 3ltI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-15

A WHITE NEG Ro.-The north Carolinian tells
story of a slave who has gradually become
white. The change is supposed to haue been
caused Ky the bite of a ratle-suake whidh oc-
Cured some ten or a dozen years since II,
was formerly as black as any African, and now
shows no signs Of the negro except the kinks in
his hair.
TIE KEFF BRmcE-The largest SUSPENSION
bridge in the world, saysthe Iordon Timcy, now
now building for error Of Russia across thcDnie-
the Dnlcpcr, at kirh. 1t is move than half
mile long. 1t has 3 suspension piers in the riv-
or, with principle stretches of 44O feet each.
IN" weight of iron used will be 1900 tons. and
the cost OF the whole work 400 900 guincas.-
She model cost 10000. The architect is NJ
NlgnoIes, and the iron is all produced in Enr-
laus.
4 girl of the name Of Hannah Lcander, has
recovered a verdict Of 81 700 at St. Louis
against Mr. Wilcox, for breach of promise of
marriage Exchange.
TIE DEURy CALE.-Thc jury in this case
were unable to agree, and after beng out all of
one night, were discharged. 1t was understood
were for acqutlal, and 1 for conviction
The Minnesota Pioneer is answcrable for the
following: " lccles hang from the caves of the
roofs of many houses in Saint Paul, forty feet
long; and many Of the people 90 unshayed al
though the village is supplied with barbl To-
such is the scarcity of soap
LUMBER TRADE N MryNrsorA.-Thc amount
of lumber inspected on the st Croix river.
Min, the past season, reached 22,0OOO0O feet
The STEAMSHIP New WoRLD-Thc novel
experiment tried upon this vessel, at Now York
on Monday last. was entirely successful. Shs