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Reformation on ls Pips Pssrts-The name OF the Five
Points, located In New York 10 spresd TAR and vide
and for many years past has been one Of the Rreas
places Of attraction Tor strangers visiting this metro
polls In fact could well leave the city without
having paid Witt TO the Five Point region, az much
depended on his rstarn home among bis friends, on
the description given of the dcns Of nquty as we'll ~
the oy.., and %. p..ss. 81 pls.srr. nDrs,e. ahs
undsr nsssterisl Information as last week, the
vcrk OF cut tbs Ausess stable vas vigorously
ccm nenced BY Justice 0rborn, and some sevsoty OF
eighty Of the most abandoned creatures we're seat 70
the Ptnitentiary as Migrants, and Of the most
s,n.,, ah,srSs mo Ss,s sna aesp.hips sp.rr, Of
platoon OF the Seventeenth ward ocsrs supported BY
Alderman Prsskiin and Justice Osborn The sixth
which they disposed TO emulate, aud We
trust they will not relax In their efforts TO keep that
nbcninshle ncshborhood In some kind Of subsection
r-tices Osborn snd Lothrsp u seems are determl ned
70 do tb,ir duty and " those who enormously sup
Icle that proper dspsnsstion OF the vAgsbonds Who
,hsss.s ' FOR soli, n r.p viii enlv stand siOot
while aud permit the magistrates to exeese their
discretion, confident that the public aarge
Of TIE f,w who for years have rsvssd In the PROFITS
oftvry species Of crime which appears almost 20 have
been oser for their benefit In this particular veln
IT, may suffer Justie- Loihrop has followed up this
AId Sork By issuing his warrant for the arrest Of the
ksep.r u AL the principal holes aud dsns Of iniquy
situated In Anthony, 0rsnge Cress aud Little Water
streets In the region Of the much noted Five Points
Twelve Of the keepers Of these houses arrested
tsrday, BY cfeer McMsnus and others, who we're all
ming, clean sweep IL int, nded TO be made by the
authorities Tn. female portion, consisting OF whites
aud blacks mixed together will be summary disposed
81 on hs,kwes leland. and the prcmises thus vaoat-
ed trust the landlords ~i rent TO honest tenants
We shall watch the Opposition o these by the
Grand Jury snd tho Court Of Sessions, with eonsdsrs
bic Interest.
Chsrs, If Sfesiirs Monev -Ofc.r Kabornagel Of the
First waid arrested. yoterdsy, womsn BY the name
q Catherine Mel ON n charge Of stealing $50 the
property 81 Richard Smith ON searching the prison
~, w q The mobty was recovered Justice botnrop
ccmmitttd her to prison for ttial
f'erd Isyt.Np.-A black fellow. called Robert john
tcn, vss arrested yesterday. on chargs ~ stealing
$40 tftm Harriet GOULD. lie vss comHitsd By jus
tice Jethrcp.
Ee-sppc,pfsd for Porv Feers.-Onicer Prince John
bsvis. OF the cid aud cfci nj menbcrs OF the po
lice, resppcinted yesterday BY the Mey for The
term a fur Jters The appointment b. good one.
ss61er In en- s1rsy between James Harrison snd
Josepb Gsliseher, IN the Third ward, Gallagher had
bis leg broken and severity cut lie was attended
~ DR. Jones He cammitted tor ave Days. by
Justice Iothror, IS being The sggrssor, but wss dis
ehasged
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TWO CENTS.

ous ~ TINS House adjourned from day iay and WHARF,
as Iaehery Taylor is no lying ngerously nj
Therefore Resolved. That Instead al disensi, ri. -.
duct. ills House do adjourn. ms ''a-
the question was taken on Mr. Bayly's motion and
prevailed at half past O'Clock Yeas 1855; nav. IT.
Aston Ala Brooks n "; Cabl- Ohio; Camnlell Ohm,
To,e. WIS., ConEsr N VI Johnson, Tenn Jones' Tenn:
Julian IA; marshall, kv.; Outlaw N. C.; Risley ~:
ney. N. c. e' 49, ~
When Mr.. schenck's name was called, he said he
was unwilling to adjourn. There was an ungenerous
END unfounded imputation upon the President, " -
were true that he was dying the reason that
hing Withdrawn or disposed Of while he yet alive
sympathy
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Elk Children burned 10 De.tb,

ALBArr July Q, 1850.
Last week Mr.. Knox, Of Bristol Ottawa County.
Canada was kfed on boar5s steambost on the K,,ssu
Canal His wife hearing of she approach OF his corpse
vent out to meet him taking her youngest child with
her, and leaving x others AZ home During her All
sesce the house sook Ere and shsy we're AL burned to
death Thus Of a - mily Of nins the mosher ami Gus
in IA NJ only remain.
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Bovrnv TssArHE-Ths beautiful r.presant..io,.
given every night ct this theatre Of the oral ana m.
struotivs drama of tss Drunksrd,m are ind..,n~
hundreds TO vistthis old asd Avorts ~stsbsnhu. us
-ni De sspestcd this evening, ~hen, no doubt, 40
f.rt viii sing popular ballad. 'Ns amasom.ni. viii
commences With the comedy " who speaks Tirstg"
which viii be Followed BY the OF Day,,
Spree, or New York MIlln.rs.n A ana hIi az s,ssx
tsinnent for the email sum Of twenty. ave sents.n
hirLo. o.spEs.-Ihe ns- and splendid extravasan-
called The Island Of Jewels -hica Is nightly re-
ming The scenery aud incidents are spoken of In
term, OF eslogy The palace Of the king terrible tbun
dsrssorm, bss-ltic cavern thu steel mountau the IA.
~ gardens, A. are beautifully painted purtnv an,
psrfotmanee, Mles. Celeste and Csrlins viii aan.s q
Ps, q, D,ur, and the entertainments win concudi
With the new farce Of /" Friend wsgSles.n
Nsrro,,L rHxarrp-The entertainment. for th,s
evening vl commence sih the drama ofths Pride "a
the ksrket,"in which M.ssrs. Perry, pman rhomp-
aet.rs. Miss Mslvina viii dance La H.apehtsu. ana
an Irish Lit, which ~iu be followed by the
q NY AUNT and the smusements win close With
the farce Of the "Artful Dodgcr." new burlesqus
" In active preparation.
Csrnrrs orrpa HeusH-whosver wants 70 iauxh
heartily should visit Mechanics Hail. aud SEQ the
lesaue Italian opers. Christy IL q clever manager.
Tho singins. isstrumontsbperfumane.s. and dsnsinG
arc nightly received vith entbuss.tic cheers.
olrnric.Pierce and his band Of Ministries announce
hne bill Of entertainment for this evening Negro
r,lodies, representations Of the black ssskers and
dancing
Asrsrcss Mr1rs--rhe name Of the preposssssips,
excellent sercss Miss Alexina Fisher s host In nse
end viii prove very profitable 70 Barnum Clarke, ALEC
great svorite snd actor Of great dramatic celebrity
together With Hsdsvsy and ethers add greatly TO the
attractions Of the Museum. The Drunkardp Ia ably
performed, and u ORA wing large audiences.
Mrsrrva Eoons-The exhibition OF the panorama a
the overland route 10 California " well worth seeing
Tns cuoIxH. ar Nssn,uLs, TsvS.-ws r,arss
to learn that the cholers Is rather on the incree
In this vicinity. On Sunday there we're some
sisty eases Of chers and dsrrboa the pcnitentary,
snd one aeatn the deceased msn named Dillinehsm,
Out IN tor attempting 10 run OF negroes having been
susehtd about breakfast time, died aud va buried
Of hsn past y, II. NJ The malgnity Of the disess sp
pears without precedent We learn that large nun
ter bav- b,en attacked the opposite aide OF the
ilyer many eases Of snich haze proved fatal Ma
~ BcrEu Jsit 2
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Cholera In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI July g. 1850.
The Board of Health report ST deaths for the xs
hours ending this evening As Of which are from
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Two other white nsFs passed during the bstte.
portion the Mexieans were, indeed, ins critical
situation Nothing but respect 20 the 6ss the part
Of the Ameresns,-s resp~cs which vas not shown By
the Meyicsps, enabled the separated detschmept OF
esnts Annss force 70 rejoip the main body IL vsss
to gain time; and accompanied BY trsschery
nott reprehepsibie. General Tavler docs MOE stste
What reply be Instructed General Wool 10 make Ano.
ther account that General Taylor replied that he
wanted peace. Major Coffee. the bearer Of General
Ihylors dssrstches gives very animated sccOust ~
this Interview The American com IN ander sitting
quietly on his white charger watching the movements
81 the enc my, when the Mexicsn Officer presented
and in very courteous and graceful manner stated
that he he'd been sent BY his excelency General San
II Anna TO ipqufre vtat he General Tsyor) wait
irg ff J" Major Coffee says that General Taylor gave
the very significant reply only for General SAINT.
Ansa to twusnder.n In this engagement General
Tsylor frequently sypct with By his stat
Ger exposing himself and hts horse objected ON
account oil coov t~ite) sfordipg eonspics-
GUS mark for the enemy. Bat the GenersI refused
10 cAaBge his cbSeer-sllrslng that the horse had
mi~ed Mcst~vey he vss resolved that he should have
his full share Boens Vista A. Monterey ~ 10 ruls-
ted there bridge TO psss, which rskea BIZ
the mrs Are thst the horscmen dashed "a
stise General Taylor, vhen be reached the centre,
vas struck by some movement at Q distance. the
tive or particulars 81 which he desired 10 discover
frdusir~ hss ssss h~too deliberate survey while
thee who followed. aud were PEELED By his expo
sure 10 r,nsln In daasx themselves, hd sny.
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LAST AND FINAL DESPATCH.
Death Of General Teylsr.

aasseuAsrrRs rAsr rEy, r. NJ.
oene~h Taylor Ia more. lie brcsthed his last .
<ev minutes ego, and hasten to communicate the
melancholy intelligence He disd ct Thirty Ave
minutes psss ten.
His death vas calm and peaceful. The vlcs-Prssi.
Dent cabinet Mayor, Marshal Of The District the at
sending physicians, and his family. surrounded the
~ am prepared; I havdsndssvOred to do ny duty
A number Of persons we're waiting with intense
snssety around the doors to know sh. worst Most Of
the members Of both houses called during the evening
asnssai rsyior's death expected since the asr-
noon, fer he vas inssnsibs during the evening The
white Heusc presents similar spectacle TO What 10
AID on The desth Of Harrison.
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TWO CENTS.

when the following votes were had, and the follow
ing officers elected, viz =
, - rkEAsUkrR-FfRsr VOTE.
r. Roman. ......... il r saSsol sinson -.
N NJ, SECOND
W Haigbt. ..;:.;.. IS + J. Rpsch. h.......
whersupon Richard Roman was declared duly
elected Treasurer.
conrrRoLLER-pmsr VOTE
= r II HIp.ton. .'....' 20 Mr. Eislsr..
Whenupon ], S. Houston was declared duly
elected Comptroller.
ATTORNEY GESERaL-rInsr VOTE
z. Kewen "a Chss. II Bolts. n
Whereupon Edward ]. c. Kewen was declared
duly elected Attorney General.
SURVEYOR GrNgRAL-FIRsr VOTE.
William NJ EDDY. -. is \ Mr. norris saassn .... '
SECOND
Tnas W, liam MhsiSy saSy Is 1r as.s.a s.:ss1
Wbereupon Charles Whiting was declared
duly elected Surveyor General
cHiEr JUsrIcE-vRsr VOTE.
8. g. Hastings. A. Horace Hswes ... a
WherenpoD 5. Z. Hastings was declared duly
elected Chief Justice.
ASSOCIATE JUsrIcEs-rissr vorE.
+. Lyon. ........ "a h IL Dimmick
Whereupon ii. A. Lyon was declared duly elect
ed one OF the Associate Justices,
Mm Bennett; 2 s,mc,i 20 1s XII Dimmiok 10
wm b Almond 80. IS
Whereupon Nathaniel Bennett was declared duly
elected one OF the Associate Justices.
Gen. Riley left town to-day, for Monterey, glad
to be rid of the Of Governor, and happy 10 re-
turn 10 his legitimate military sphere AMI duties.
He carries with hun the best wishes Of the people
for his continued health and welfare.
have just been Informed that the presentation OF
that beautiful and unique snuff box, which every
body believed would be public matter, was pri-
vstey performed at the General quarters. have
the best for believing that this was not the
manner in which the subscribers to the fund, with
which the article was purchased, intended itshouId
be bestowed upon the donee; and also have the
assurance 10 believe that such a presentation was
not The which either the Gt neral or his friends
would have desired. This is another one of those
carelessnesses which has led me so often into the
behet that we have fallen upon evil times. Such
proceedings this, and those connected with the
Inauguration, the wind, the "cod wlttes,'' tho
RAM and The prospect Of n ." soueaster,' make me
anxious To return To San Francisco; and as have
just learned that the steamer Sacramento has found
the submerged town ot Alveso, In consequence of
the recediDg OF the waters, you may expect me
'by the first boat"
Nothing OF note has been done in either branch
Of The Legislature this day, besides the election Of
State officers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-22
LARGE TUM0R.

WAsuHINGroN, Iowa, Jure 1870.
Dr. w. b. SLoAN-Dear Sir II had a horse
which was unable 10 use for about two years on
recount OF very large tumor produced by the col
lar. 1t sore and painful that he would
not allow a common martngal around his neck
tried all the Ilnimens in the country which
thought might be of any service but they all ap-
peared 10 aggravate the disorder had lost all hope
of his recovering, and turned him out 10 die. Seve-
raj of my neighbors advised me to try your ONT
ment and Condition Powders, but | told them |
thought il Of use, | hal tried various ONT
ments and Lnments without benefit; moreover tie
horse appeared TO be otherwise declining in health.
However, upon their recommendation ! applied the
Ointment and gave the Powders as directed. He
began 10 improve very soon, and in the course OF
four weeks wes as well as any horse in the neigh.
borhood, have worked him since, and there is
up to this time no appearance Of return of the tu-
NOR. | can therefore csufdently recommend your
medicine in PREFERENCE to any others in existence.
Send plenty OF it here-I am you find
sale for large quantity.
Yours sincerely,
W. W MOFFAT.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-22
PROP OsALs FOR PRINTING

Asdlspn February Is, lc5O. !
SEALED PGOPoS AIS VIII b. received AZ this Ofiics uu
III saturday ~" SIKH DE-. Of july 1850, O'Clock p n.
"i sd day ar doing Tie Fin. the Ls.g Aiure and tho
severn. s'c departments. ia Lo Eng ish Language ~ TO-
lows:
Fr,r CAUSE.-THE Incidental Pr.l:a- e,mpri ing the
Pn l Az Incident 60 The b1 lines. of tho Two Houses.
- o\D GLAss.-ihe J,Il.ls Two Houses. aud the
RO ClAss.-Tlo rria!g for tas .svsral sale DspA.
Aculs.
Proposals for tie IIl C7as must sias tie price Of Soa
position per thousand ems. HE iss psusr seCi ing ls
SIZE thereof ant the ? lc' OF pres--vu.@-
For Sec2ud Class. 4cc., above wish he coat %
iodns siicag ana b,i ding seCli ly Of ia. REQUIRED
WcFA ~ Tor preparing sldeots and index tJr ~. SUD
Journals.
for The several pcp4 tueu's.
Esch OF the above Cis-.s TO b. so srats and provN
ied for 10y separate contract.
The CrA ofserScc OF The Primer whom 4 N ba award
Legislature hodrnutar such award ard continue fle
one Year or h, Tic cpmuiecgnen thu uGx. ~. liar
sion there t..
Tho ,h i hereby icscrcl to "a, legislature OF J,psn-
ing WIKI any portion % sucu printing.
by me a section Of chaper ot ha Revised Statutes
Is required OF the person authorized 10 ul Snd bind The
Laws to C cr and deliver .h hIs Office within
iAy IA! t ne az 3agnoeUt u zoe ss-.iuu Ge LogA
latarc II which tn same -.
Specimens oi tht ch.ucer s,y~ ald qualify Of the work
required IN The several C dvp U4..ed Ia lia Ciso
and snijGc, 10 ins ion.
The hunks oI tie state d, parmenis DO printed on good
linen paper. and With such I'll may be ordered
No bid viii be considered, unless ACCOMPANIED by guar
antre sutc" in amount. THAI The purs, bidding WILL II
successful f,ilfl his contract.
SAID Prolos5. BE- directed this Office and endorsed
Proposals Tor The Incidents Printing " Proposals for tho
Printing Of The Journals 49, Laws" Or Pnaposals for lie
Printing OF The state Departments; the case may be.
NAi, A. BAltSIOW,
D~---~-> no31-sH Secretary OF stae.
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Sherigfss sale.

virtue of writ of Fer Facias issued ont and under
ID the seal OF the Circuit Court and county
Racine, and directed and delivered against the goods
and chaes lands and tenemcnts Of Peter INLAND. have
levied upon and shall offer for sale the hgeesi bidder
the City Hotel in The village of Southport said county
Racine, Friday he l2h day OF April next 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day. al the right tile and interest,"
of the said Peier inland in and 10 The following described
IL; parcel Of land to wiz commencing the northeast
corner OF block thirty ( thence running westerly
Market Street foyour 4 feet, thence running >outerly
right angles hcreom eight tS) rods, thence eaSteTy
right angles therefrom. fortyour I'D feet the
thence nOriherly along said eight az rods to the place
beginning Said lot is situated in the South Ward the
village OF Southport. and in The southeast quarter of Sec
ton No thrtyone cal Township No. two q north Of range
No twenty three N according plat of Southport.
recorded May 9Th. 1899. X. C. MCCLELLAN, sheriff.
February 81. 1850.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-22

SLOAN'S OINTMENT is MILD, SAFE, THOROUGH
and universally acknowledged TO be an infall bic
remedy, in every where it has been faithfully
applied on the human system. for promoting
lNSENSlBLE PRESENTATION
druwing out the inflammation from wound res
llevng pam feyery kind and in its healing quail
ties the world does not produce It's equal, and the
public pronounce it the CHEAPEST and BEST
FAMILY DIN rMENT that has ever been used
ALL DISEASES OF THE FLESH OBSTINATE ULCERS,
Old Sores, Chillbains, Sore throat, Burns. Cuts,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore
Breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in
the face, side, back and the 9th
er parts of the system,
Bols, Ulcers, Scald Head, BruI-
ses, Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every
kind Of sore, containing the least particle
OF contamination, are permanently cured by this
GREAT MEDY.
II For further particulars and MULTITUDE
of CERTIFICATES of REMARKABLE CURES, GEL
PAMPHLETS OF AGENTS.
w. B, SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST, chicago, Ill.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-22
FARM AND STE3arT-rruE,E FOR SALE.

EIVOR SALE a Farm consisting of about 300
a acres OF land, lying five miles from South
port; and five miles from Racine. so acres If said
Farm are improved and the balance is timber
There are on the premises, Two saw mls--one
propelled by water and the other by steam, capable
OF cutting 5000 feet day-a NEW two-s story brick
house barn, large orchard, &c. &c
10 an active man II offers one OF the best induce
ments IN The western country, as the lumber com
mands ready sale at The mill for cash and the
farm, when cleared, viii be OF the first quality
we'll watered, &c. A liberal credit will be given
for portion of the purchase money. Apply to
NM, FOSTER on the premises or TO J, BOND in
Southport. "a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-22
1 He GREAT ARABIAN REMEDY!
"a El8H1AlM CUBE FOR
III a III a II ID B e a S TT
10. q. Gorrell's
A Il 4 HBH A n LINZ EMF.
AAO-AO-

ms extraordinary sdon'm
% hemeIca fac
power" and the constant send US
n o ofna
e o. stab Arabian
ner is application.
blindness In
ton % head
o sveIins nTpcnI r or
incredibly
beasts
salouare
healthy
centi
medicine for less
and Fsa spawn spn Calls Strains Bruises scf Wis no. n
Beware thai the Genuine anior article purchase
are ba couner
PRICE, 80 CEN rs CENIS, ONE
extraordinary spinal agozng oft
Air. W. b Farrell
and
head moved ne least Thus she
Finally
her up said he could hera that aI had whelt
toeryW we'll Wear
now her spine whe Doctor the ft disease
truly STEVENS
Lamarh Saw Mil Fos by
IAsrAEEWEATgER Southport, BB GARY soI Racine
LAKE WILLIAMS, Janesvre,
B BENEDICT Palmyra
an Co lott Wn I, A
And merchants and Drgsiaa throughout the
agencies aus e rcse.
II which lately appearance
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-03-22
Gife Jnsuroure
THE
Knox Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 5000 OOOs
VINCENNES. STATE OF INDIANA.

TEVHlS Company is prepared TO insure
81 lives, grant endowment and annunities
The following are among the benefits conlered
by insuring ia this Office
Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards
paya bic one half in cash, and tie balance in
n ote at ~ 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
Creditors may insure the lives Of debtors, and
debtors theu own lives Tor the benefit of crdt-
ors.
Naval and 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 low er than Mutual Companips
No responsibility TO the Insurers beyond the
pay 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 o1mortal-
ity beyond The estimated average.
The certainty OF having every claim paid as
>con as substantial, whatever extraordinary NOR
a. ymay take place.
he seml-annual payment of premiums, and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the re-
newal OF premiums.
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 inland
seas, and OF residing in any of the States or Ter
rtories OF his UnjoP, or the British Provinces
of North America, during the entire year, ex-
cept from the first day of August 10 the first day
| OF November; during which period, the insured
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 itself from the
payment OF policy if the assured should die by
his own hand, which is a consideration of great
Importance to the creditor who insures the life OF
debtor, well TO wife insuring the life of
her husband
The insured Will be allowed to make voya &c
out and home &c and from any port on the CONT
nent of Europe. for extra charge of l-2 per
cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the
western waters will be insured at the regular
ra'cs.
No one life will be taken by this company ior
greater sum than $4,000,
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING!
,IInrd 4, HIinI, Inr.s nhssnfri II Ammo


HE inventors of this invaluable instrument having late
y obtained patent, have now submitted tbs scrl-
Tiny of the medical profession and the world While they
are prepared TO expect for all the opposition and dorac
ton To which inventions liable, they hope to meet with
share OF that beraly and imparaliy which Is Character
sc of the age.
They need not say that any invention which calculated
Ia. lessen and relieve unavoidable suffering hailed AS
Heareusend TO the but they do That most cx
circulating and most remedable of human suurings are
rendered rng and easy by the of their Supporter
The gratitude OF thousands parurent in their Vi
cinity Is rising up in hymns of silent praise benefac
tors The prayers of the church for all the erls
OF childbirth are being answered by the of this simple
instrument at that trying hour.
While is simple in its construction and application the
assistance affords TO the muscles which are the most Sc
vere! taxed at that time, renders the patient quite iGdnen
dent OF the proherCd synpath and voluntary aid eyv
offriends, who had better be absent Add this that The
supporter is most certain charm against those exgen-
clos OF parturion by which life and health dgeTed
and we cannot but bespeak its speedy and universal
For the description, other particulars rcspecting
this instrument, apply to H. SPENCER who is the author
zcd agent of the inventors and also for app TO
Drs. Johnson, JENKs WALKER and PARKER, Southport,
Wisconsin no.3-tf
These Instruments can be obtained Of DR. JOHN
son, who is Agent for this ycini v