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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-13

try II we can feel that in the sudden death of our paro
cnietan-in his abrupt OF without fear and
without repoach the vgor of life, and in the full enjoy
ment OF the highest honorsthe gratifying reward which
The ubought homage Of free people could accord him
u we can feel the soemny of this sudden call of indis
dual SO esteemed, honoed surrounded with all that
could contribute TO the happiness of man truly APP
Peciate The lesson which such dspensaon is calculated
impar them Senator's consequences The most beneficial may
result from It. II shall teach realize The comparative
tleness of sublunay things-f shall enable in sincerity
10 eel that this transtory life in which sometimes
struggling in the bitter dssensions which political parties
DIVISIONS are but too apt to engendeha the brief
term OF eur continuance here single step the
OF innne exence-a mere point at which pauses 10
look around him before he launches eternys ocesn-f
we can justly estimate ourselves rightly appreciate the
aues winch devolve shall indeed have extracted
from this melancholy that saluaTy and benecen
son which, in the goodness Of Providence it designed
impar IL on the altar Of country, can sac
fce the bitterness Of party of sectional feeng at this
moment when the heart of great nation is papiating with
anxiety we can to the discharge of the high and solemn
duties which deyolve upon with hearts purified by Attic
on ia the singeness and sincerity Of purpose, and in the
humility of spirit which us this melancholy dispen
saon OF Providence will indeed have been productive of
suits most saluary to the great interests of the American peo
Pe And believe Senator's if result propious could
have been oreshadowed to that departed patriot in the
struggling of bis existence il would have cheeed
the agonies of his dying hour.
am permitted say illustration of the strong and pa
trotc feeling which animated him in the latest moments of
ms existence, when the light of intellect Pickering
IN It's socket permitted repeat the expression Of the
departed patriot his recollection turned the recent visit
ne mad made to the being erected the
moy OF Washington. Let rse Che sad) let it ascend
without interruption; let point to the skies; let stand
forever as lasting monument of the gratitude and affection
OF a free people to the Father Of his Country"
The resolutions then unanimously adopted
message received from the House of Representatives
informing the Senate that it had appoised committee OF
thirteen on Its part to make the necessary arrangements for
the funeral OF the late President of the United States
On the motion Of Mr.. WEBSTER, the resolution Of the
House unanimously concued in and it was ordered
that the House be informed that Messrs. WEBSTER CAss
and King, have been appointed the committee the part of
the Senate.
The Senate then adjourned. d.. :... ="
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-13

MAJOR FITzrxrncK, U. S. Agent for the ndisns on tho
plains arrived 81. Louis tie Goth utimo He held
council with several delegations from the Indians The Ca
maochcs did aend the council for fear Of cholera hut
promised engage in more hoses against the Indians
Yne Indians quiet Maj Fitzpatrick expresses the opin
ion that The the plains committed
by the Inlans bu by band of mlrauding Mexcans. All
tie trains destined f Santa Fe getting along very we'll
Major r. company 4 about two hundred Cherchees
having sixty wagons with them, their route California
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OFFICIAL PAPERS.
DEPARrNEST OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, july 9, Il

WASHINGTON, july 9, 1850.
MrLLARD FILLMORE, President Of the q. Mates.
SIR: The melancholy and most painful duty de-
wolves on us to announce to you that ZACHARY
TAYLOR, late President of the United States, is no
more. He died at the Presidents Mansion this
evening at half-past 10 o'clock.
We have the honor be, very respectfully your obedent
SEW ants, ..- -...
JOHN M. CLAYTON, Secretary of State.
W. NJ MEREDITH, Secretary Of tie Treasury.
I. EWING, Secretary of the Interior.
GEO. w, CRAWFORD, Secretary of War
VIM BALLARD PRESTON, Secy ofhe Nary
j. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
REVERDY JOHNSON, attorney General
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

Sr. LurIs, AIo Feb. %, $40
Dr. w Z. SLoAN-Sir: About two wears
ago. while rating on the Nj ssi<xippl river. ia
passing over 'hc rapt-s, | Was plunged in The
water, and by the ra;t da,heI against slo,k
ciushl"g my irt leg aud otherwise yrrnnsly IN
Inrne me, 50 uch that | lest all Sea.ibi nv
W hen C nsciCUsHe>s turned tuund myselfiu
-. LOUIS, surrounded by my weeping family
Good hursing and nIrdIc, aid. enabl d me IN a.
bout Two months 10 hnhh- around with the a..
ss'Gnce Of Il cru'rh The wounds only partial
y hrdItd, 'ehVIng large running sore. At the
KNEE, winch tor many months iii .rha-g biood
ana matter Ui he most offensive character. Al,
pains were IncXpre>>Ibl", at times my SUFFERING
Wa 50 great th,t death would have received
hearty welcome. Fortunately Mr.. Wilson, Zone
at my n~IgI3orsl advise me to trv y,ur Omit
m~n'. ont med Il box aud applied it accord
ing to direrlon, he sores soon began to assume
healthy appearance, and IN three months was
CENTRALLY cured. and Hbe to endure hard iabor
Your ohejIrnt servant. II W. THOMAS
We The uhder,i Ined, ucighborS, OF II. w
I"omts, were acquainted with The case above
Shared "ni Knowing the circumstances, most
cheer:uliy confirm said Thomas statement
REN. J. DOUGLASS.
JAMES WILSON,
PETER LAMB
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,J
Madison February 10, lSjJ.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al tls office "a
III SATURDAY The sixth day OF July ,lsjU, at O'Clock
Of said day, doing the Printing The Legislature AID c
several S,ac Departments IN the English Language, ui-
lows:
iIRsr CLAss.-Thc Incidental Printing, comprising the
Printing incident to the business Of twu i.ouec..
EE,oND CLAss.Ihc Journals Ut the Houses, and The
Laws.
TrIRp CLAss.Thy Printing the several State Dcpar-
Prupo,aI, for the First Class must sac the price of com
position per thousand the price Of paper, poc ih
bcrepi AMI the pric' ot pr,s--wurk
For sc nd Css, tCa ~ IA above, WIKI The cost Of
vor@ ami ior preparing dcn1c, and ndc, Tor line Laws ana
Journals.
Ior Third Class The price per qe for all Blank required
for the several p,par mems.
Each he above Glasses be separate I,b, and prov
dcd tor 10y separate cInuIc-
The 81 Of hc Printer to whom shal be award
81 Tor work, viii nmcncr vi u n.
lrgi,lHur, haLr liter sucl award, and cblrndc
unll Ihc INN 'ilccnCt ,llC
sion thereafter.
The h i, hereby reserved to the Legislature of dspcu
ING with any portion ul >uch prn uis.
BY The section U chapter @; ,i' Revised Sa.u il
Laws, Crmp,c and deliver lie lies nice
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Specimen, thc charaC llr aud qna!iN 81 he WORK
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and ,,b ,ci tu ii,pcc t'n.
The blank sac Departments o b. print ri
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y, hid will b. ct,~d red, Jjic, ahtod 10y
Ia, ,lc person h.itus ai u
sIcr',4tuI, Iih hl- c'H,ric'.
sad Ptp,l- to b. dLtc rd his Ciii,y aud end
"prlrJsIs The lnclIcn Pums;' prop t,,..s
Printing OF The journals a. Laws or ~ !, -,s ior ia,
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moss Nv Secretary %, sac.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
SIIERIFF"S SALE.

DI virtue of Two WTis Of Ficri Facias 10 me
- directed and Delivered. against the goods and
chaies. lands and tenemenis pt George Preston,
have !eNird upon aui shall proceed sell Il; the
City Hotel il The village OF Southport. Rlc,ne Co.
10 the highest bidder on the twenty. sixth (2Gth)
day at January next Al len clock H. the ;nrenoon
all the night, THE, interest, and claim OF the said
George Preston. IN and 10 the following described
ln,s oi land. 10 Wit: twenty (20j acres "f the
south end ot the west halt of the northwest or
OF section No one Cd 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
tion No. thirty four (34) IN township No three 30
north OF range twenty two (22) east and the fur
Their piece OF laud known as the west half of the
north west quarter of section No thirty f,nr r241
in township No three u north of range No. ~ en-
" two f22 east, heinG the same premises conScy-
ell by James l.. Lynch aud LAURA J. Lynch
his wife. hv deed, 10 George and Charles Preston
on the second day ol December \. ID. lo47
DA,ed Dcct lnbrr 3ih 1919
25 Il G. MCCLELLAN, Sheriff
The above sale is EoS poned 10 the Goth day OF
FEBRUARY next, then TO BE- sold a, the same lime
oi day and place a. above ueninncd
r. g. MCCLELLAN, Sheriff
no Glsit
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
llfc 1nsuranrr.
BY THE
Knox Insurance Company.
CAPITAL $2OOOOO!
VINCENNEs. STATE OF INDIANA.

FEViilS Company Is now prepared TO insure
81 Ives, grant endowment and annunitirs
he toto" my are among the benefits conf red
10y Iusuring IN tins Office
PrrmIums amounting 10 $50 and upwards
pay be 'h' .kaIi III c'th, "Gd tie balance in
noe "i II II oGihs, r. rtwatie, With Fix per cen:
mttIe't, tr The premium may be monthly in id.
Vance.
Insurance effected IN this office uron the life
OF the husband, free from all Lands Of credit
uys
Creditors may insure The lives Of debtors. and
debtors thrtf o%n lives Tor the Leaeiit of crdi!-
ofS.
Nayaiand Military Officers, Masters md Males
OF boats, vessels, and indeed all classes, rIny al
nus office secure their families against want al
tlr lowest rates OF premium.
Premiums lower than Mutual Companies
No r~sFnn ihlly TO the Insurers beyond the
pa, men OF the premium
No rI>k % Partnership with I'll classes of per-
sons an is serious consequences
y" tI'bl,i'. TO have The sum insured reduced.
or 8" mitr further contribution in case ofuiorlul.
ny brynni :he ">tlmat-d average
Ia" certainty of having every claim paid ms
so"n AZ substantial, Whatever extraordinary NOR
tlIity may take place.
Inr SEM annual payment of premiums. and
thirty Gays @ra"r allowed the assured on the re-
ntWA 81 prrmlum<
nlS company dlio" INC INSURED more liberal
Travelling pl,ilcgr> .Ed longer rrsldcnre in
The Southern States than any similar institution
the country.
person insured IN this company. has the priv
Ilcar OF jrarcl,lng land, rivers lakes or mia nd
sr+s. and OF residing in any ni u States Oh Ter
Ttodes OF ms Gnlol, or he British Province,
al Norh AmcI' "a. during The entire ,rar cx
Crp iI' III lhe tls DAY OF Augi - Ia the first Gay
al November during win, h p-riot. the insured
gre not allowed !" travel "r reside son h Ut The
northern h u"dtrt ot the State of Mississippi
unl"ss p"ImissIon Is pIrNIou: obtained
lhr company G"rs tot exempt itself from he
aymrnt "t u Pony # The assured >h"n!i die bv
hts 'wn hand, which Is Il consideration of g al
Importance TO the "ieditor who iusures ie life OF
debtor. as well as 10 !, wife nsuruS The lite OF
her husband
TAr injured VIII be 5rowcG to make a voyage
on, and IT, m. Il aud from any polr on The cont
u,a, Of Luj'pr for an extra charge of l.2 per
ccu;.
Stroruho,t IN engaged in naviraling the
western waters will De Iusur,d at The regular
IA
No "'e lie viii be taken by this company :or
Il grrat,r sim Ihdn $5.dtO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
CALLS FOR MORE.

Geneva. Kane CO., III. June 81, l249.
AZ W. II. SI"aS, ESQ Dear Sui MIshyou TO
s~nd me 10y the bearer, one doz. OF your Horse
Ointment, and halt d"z, Family Ointment -
W hen your agent wa here ] 81 opposed h1c en-
"ugh 10 last me Ill fall bur the IIorse AID Fam.
ny Ointment Hrr all gone, AND have daily calls
Tor more As your medicines are advertised ia
;he Western Mercury. published in his place,
would n not hr We'll 10 have appended fi-r.to
whcr- lhe medicine may be 70 mi Ityou wish
VIII call On th- Publisher and have him say itis
sold by ID. Duaham, G-neva T.. Freeman, ST
Charles AID by Wadron's, Batavia.
Yours, &c., ID. DrNuAM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
ARITWuErIrAL SERIES
FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Primary Arithmetic, or Mental in numbers
BrHg an introduction to the Revised Edition .,
Adam New Arithmetic
This work - adopted to the gradual expansion
of the intellect ct pupil, aud IS dc, gred to rive
him as thorough mental discipline as is obtained
by STUDYING any other elementary work upon the
same subject.
The ann of the author has been to lead the
pupil on, step by step, wholly IA The order al dis
oovery. Thus arrangement Is based upon he plin-
pie, that, III the understanding thoroughly reach.
Ell, the memory will take care OF iisclL
II. y iaus New Al ;hmeiIc. Revised Edition
Being revision 81 Addms' New Arithmetic frs,
published 81 1927,
Few WORKS ever issued from the American
press acquu'd - great popularity the New A.
rlthmeuc. II Is almost the only work ou 81; n.
neic used IN extensive sections OF New England
Ii has been r.-pqhlished ~ Canada and adapted 10
the currency ct that province Il his been trans
lated into the language OF Greece and published in
that country. Il has found it, way into every
part OF the United states. In the State OF y York
for example, u Is the text book uey one OF the
one hundred AMI nifty I've academies Which report.
Ell To the regents OF the University ia l>IS.
Ill X 10 the Revised Edition OF Adams New
Arithme,ic,
~. Aen>uration. Mechanical Powers and Ma
chnerv. Tn. principles 81 Meusuralion a1livtl.
calIy explained, an Pactlc lily applied 10 the
surement OF La ., SuperGceS and Solids ai>n, q
PHILOSOPHICAL explanation ct the simple mechluct.
powers, and their application 10 machinery. De
signed 10 follow Adams New Arithmetic.
'. BooI Keeping. contijnInS a lucid explna.
ton OF the common method OF B5ol kerpus bv
Single Eulry: a new. concise, and common sense
method OF Book Keeping. Tor farmers, mechanics
retailers and pro,e sIonal men; methods Of Keep
ing books by figures short meth"iS OF keeping
accounts IN Il hunted business exercises tor the
pupil, ami various inrlns necessary Tor the tru>ac-
ton OF business Accompanied with blank Books
for theuse OF learners
This work is ar analytical System OF Book keep
ing dl'esiet o.! all suprriui'les and absrru>r leru-
ncalites, AM llpled to the system OF instruction
in classes, the method o. teaching nov adopted in
every department OF education m well arranged
and we'll conducted schools
IJ-Copes will be furnished tor examination or
application 10 either at the Publishers.
W PREM llSS & Co keeue. y. H..
COLLINS * BRO ruER. " York.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & Co. Boston
TYsThs above books are Tor sale by bookseller,
in Chicago, Wsukegan, southport Racine. an,
Milwaukee j. L. CLARK. agent
nose for Illinois and WiSro,.Sn
GLOVER SEEDut-Fav baShels ONO Cover S,..-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
REST MEDICINE

Addison. kaEe Co., H.. June 20, lsl9
Mr. w. Il. SIOAS-Sir | send bv The bearer
80 IS for hich you viii please send me box
OF your OInfmrI | rhluk il The hest me1cine
f"r wounds IN horses that | ha~ e ever used -
Early IN thr spring ! had sery .alnabIe horse
so badly klcked iEst cons dcred HIM snoled
Tor the season, IT not forever. / commenced us
lng yonr Ointment. and IN Two weeks the horse
was able 10 work, have used h:n almost every
day since Las, Saturday had another horse
badly hn-t by cutung his foot with drag too h.
ba; have 30 msrh confidence in the Oinrmen.
that arm not much alarmed about il. By sc ed
Ing he o.Brsnent yoa will greatly obli~s.
You're, LE1vIS Lester
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
PROBATE NOTICE.,

COGny Court held at HE ur hp,I=c in the City ui
OF iacine. IN and tor die COlIty uf Racine, the
state o. " cJsln, the lT,l Monde! an day Of rcb'!
\. ID. $50. Present. Andrew 6. Cha,cd, Judge Of SAID
Court.
The last viii and testament of John Brewer. Jr, late
the Town uf Pike, ia he said c Uy of Racine, lScd
having Teen drNetd INFO Ills Court. ard appearing
lie Court that h sid John lIcWc j.. died sld
town Of Pike, IN ne Ssh dy OF December ic49:.r Is
oRbLkED ht he Il day 81 ,Gcl 1850 o'cl, OK in
he hrcEoJn, tie Cuurhpus. i. lie IIy Of Iaciuc, ia
he s"d CoLn,y # ha,Lc BE and he slime hcl, by 49,.
IhCu ~ tie iic aid p'cc 20. proving hc sad IL
and .ce,ncI. u lie sad John Brewer sce ed
where all er>ous conccrcd mn! aPpy; and lie
prDba e Hereof!
And IS rcr ordered, that pubic notice of ;ls order
be Si'ch publ hing he siHr in The 'Suulhp Icig-
graph wec%i! nawsla pcr pdhishcd in The ..igc OF
OHEpor.. III 81 C,uuy, oncC in each week g. re-
weeks ,uccos ely, proIos thc ,iInp app I'd pro-
wing >aid viii. J. 4. tiiATFiE. u,
hJJl-OW ID Q f the Cj. { ,urt.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
DOCTORING IN GALESA.

Mr. SLoAN-Dear Sir: About three years i.
g WAS Se'elrly ldluret in one Of nv lrgc by
he falling OF pie OF wool which "tca>Ioned
arge running Ulcers Nearly every Dec or in
Gal-na t'led to cure them out rriei ia vain un
nj from sympathy and improper treatment my
o'hef ieE be- am" as bad as te one originally
wounded l GespaIred OF ever beng wellau. in
but, IN ie: thlt | might urg.c; no means
vi hin my reach purchased Of your AGENT in
Gal' Ma some of your O;nrnl-nt axd YOU can
Judge "i my surprise and gratitude (hetier tina n |
eau express ~ 70 tind myself entirely well be.
tore h"d finished using the SEQ I'd box
These facts make known that Diners afliict-
ct may b'l'"ve aud not delay TO use such ya.u.
able Oinimem! yours h rs proved To he
Respectfully, Your grateful friend,
EVAN DAMS.
Galrnr LII LIZ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
Shcri SIS safe.

JlN virtue Of wrts uE FISH Itci, issued AMI uudc
ID the sell Of The Crc liz can in and IN, H.y o.
X lclnr, AMI tp drcc ed AID delivered a"un. tie I'D
and tltci>, lands aud cncmautS 81 Peer INLAND. have
levied upon and -hI offer sale, 10 lac bidl az
The Ci ilurl, ia The village of Suuhpir H. id O.,
Racine on fnd.y lhc l2h dry of April ncN, 10 &c, ch
IN th" form nm u SAID day, all Ihc rst. C and aCC-
Of the SAID Peer NJ and la AID II The ftluW. desc a.. 81
"i or parcel OF Land &" Wi: commencing "a tlc nlr-'s~
{ ner "i block no hry ~N go thence r1uuirJ wc-ic u
al right angles thcscrnU eight 90 rods, thence Ci-icr
highs Hn Sc- thrrriruu, tort, -four il feet u the Srl
tlncc nurrr.y along sud IN - I'd iu The pl.C
ut ginning. said lot stta ed Ia sI South Ward thr
Village ui Suu.hpnr, and IA he southeast qlagr vi Sec
ION No thrS 81 wn.iip 1.-TWO p uo-h uf range
y" tWcuH llrPr - 81 according to pl, at suu hpnr,
rec prdcd May III, ls59 X. G.. MCCLELLAN, ShvilL
Iebruar! 81, 1850.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

THE BEST tlO tSE AND CATTLE MEDI.
CINE IN TIE WORLD.

HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME.
Tor Purity, Nl,iness, Sgte'y, Certainty
AMI ThorOughness, SLO3V s ONT
NEWT Facets,
Add Is apidy superseding all other Ontmcnts
and lluInents for The cure OF the following dis.
Eases
Fresh Wounds, Gall> OF II kinds, Sprainr,
Bruises. Cracked Heels, RingLan-s,
Wind Calls, Pole vIl, Gallons
Spavrds, Sweeney, Fstula.
Suiast. Strains. L,meucss
Sane Cracks, Foundcrcd feet, Name.
Scratches OF Grease. Horn Dsicmper.
The Powder will remove all inflammation and
fever. purify the blnoC, Loosen the skin. cleanse
the water. aud gthen every part OF the body,
and has proved a sovereign remedy for the o low
IL diseases
DiS'rmper, lIjdehound Loss ofrpperife In ward
; rains. Yellow water. Inflammation OF The Ewes.
FstIgu from hard exercise. AlsN, rheumatism
(commoni, calico Sfit Complain, which proves
fatal 10 many valuable horse : 10 the country.
is awayS safe and certain remedy Tor c ougfs
aud colds, which generate 5" many fatal diseases,
w. b. SLOAN,
Grand Depot 10 Lake at, Chicago.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
WONDERFUL STIR.

SLoGN's NIuICINls-1 trIe s Il wonderful
sir nTGe about these medicines. and we ne
rI''raIy informed that nothing has ever been OF.
trrtd ia the public 30 deserving oi attentI.n es.
ptciaily OF all " ho keep horses WIKI .ISloau' 9
Condition Powder, rse is ALWAYS kept in
4ooh c"ndl'I"n, aud by the use OF his o ntn.eni
bruises, sp'aln: aud cuts are currd Ia surpfis.
lng'y :ho't time. aud thu lie Of many valuable
h"'Sr saved. The numerous certificates rub
iished ~ hts adv' r emeut, tIom we'll known
clVduh's, tul!y attrsf the value Of the medicines
Tor Tie u'es and purp'srs stated, and we have no
Doubt they VII become uopu ar meiicinrs IN this
section, as they are In general use III the west
Buffalo Republic, June H. I-49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
Highly spoken Os.

Extract from The aukesha Democrat, Wis. Nay l. 1910,
"SLoAN's MEDICINES "A subscriber, writing
from the town ut New Berlin, requests us to say
that he has used Mr. Sioan's Horse Ointment in
several instances during the past winter, and !
ways with the desired effect and wishes us to
recommend il to those who have the use and care
Of horses Mr. Sloan's medicines are highly
spoken of GENERALLY, and from the favorable &C
quointancc we have with that gentleman, we are
ready TO believe that they are prepared with a
view 10 give a real benefit 10 whatever purpose
they arc recommended.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
STEAMBOAT SWiFTSTRFt

STEAMBOAT SWtF TSURE
You will lind that .tacy's Magical Pain En-
tractor, is Lille Preserver indeed. torthe t-u h
OF every void conanrI in imprinted pamphlets
and newspaper advertisements. hold myself
strictly responsible the pubic. But laiso dis
t,nrtly declare, that Will not hold myself respon-
sbr for The effects OF any Extractor, bur what
has been procured at my own Deru,s, or from
my authorize agents
ltyou afflicted with that aggras ating dis
ease, called
You can positively be cured by the genuine
Daley EXIraCtor.
rheumatism, ErysipeAs. Swclhngs, Salt
Rh-um. Fever Sores. Wounds, if e. er 40 desper-
ate: Puurtures. &c sc. one and all weld TO the
powerful pain extracting. invigorating aud he al
ing properties. =" he genuine Daliey's Ext.acts
FELONS CURED
Ezra f a letttr dated
RtLLs M">l, Ky, November %, 1913.
MIR II. DALLEY:-
rccivcd your r.in Extractor few days since
aud have SOLD some dozen boxes, but III, Iiiut ,as
been 81 short, have not heard OF the ellrcr II
has hd IN any ca-os, except Il case OF a Frlon in
my own family, which II relieved aud cured in
very short time.
Yours, JAMES NJ. YOUNG.
NOTl F. TO THE PUBLIC.
II. Daley is The Invenlornt this uurlvaed re'r-
edy. and no man N make gian OF a. but Mr.
Daley. He never ha~ aud never will romu,uul~
cate ihe secret OF compoundlng II to any one
Therefore, all EAtrac:ois not made and put up by
him are base rountcrcIts. ~. DALEY.
Inventor ani sole Proprietor f Dnilry'~ Mag
zeal Pam Extractor, Ais, Broadway. New York
f. ROBINSON.
Agent for the Proprietor, Southport, Wis.