Southport telegraph. [volume], March 03, 1848, Image 3

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(Jen. Scott. —The Washington corres
pondent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
“ Of course Gen. Scott, as I always wrote
you, is virtually recalled and not merely
suspended. The latter term is merely ex
pressive of the fact that there are reasons tor
his recall. The Court of Inquiry will bring
these to light, and show that Gen. Scott’s
direct offence was not military, but an as
sumption of diplomatic power. Gen. Scott,
in a word, advised Mr. Trist, after the lat
ter was recalled, to entertain the Mexican
proposition of peace, and he became thus
indirectly the author, or at least, co-operator
in the negotiations. Gen. Scott had no
authority to do so, and is answerable for
the act; but the administration will not be rig
orous in regard to him, and content itself
with maxing out t e charge, and withdraw
ing Gen. Scott b »>n 'he command oi the
army.”
Effects of Chloroform in Asthma.—
Having been subject to frequent attacks of
asthma for a number of years, I was in
duced to try the effect of Chloroform. I
find an attack about 2 o’clock in the morn
ing with a wheezing noise, a tightness across
the chest, and a cough—l now came to the
conclusion to try Chloroform, and accor
dingly put about four or five drops of the
pure article in one corner of my pocket
handkerchief, and inhaled it freely, in a few
minutes the construction of the chest dila
ted, and I began to breathe more freely and
easily, which was soon followed by a co
pious expectoration of mucus, and in a tew
minutes morel was relieved of every symp
tom cf asthma. I retired to bed and slept
very comfortably all night, and have not had
any symptoms of this disease since. So
says the Ledger.
77*e Steamer Griffith. — The appoint
ments to this new steamer which is to come
out this spring, are excellent, (.’apt Kixg
m vx, late of the Baltic, is an exceedingly pop
ular and efficient officer, w hile Wormly. the
Prince of Stewards will feed the people.
Sam unites with a proper knowledge of w hat
is choice, rare, and desirable in the way of
eatables, a kind heart and genlemanly de
portment. Very essential qualities for hi',
station.— Bus Express.
Emigration from Great Britain continues.
I'rom London and Plymouth, emigrants go
to Australia, the Cape, East Indies; from
Liverpool, to this Continent. The returns
at the latter place show the following res
ults:—
United States, 103,665
South America, 207
North American < 'olonies, - - 31),307
Cape of Good Hope, -- - - “o
West Indies, ------ - 153
Australia and all other places, - - 30
Total from Liverpool, 131,521
For .ill who would do goo l--u ho wonkl
live that the world may be wiser and bet- i
ter—there is but one course—patience ami
perseverance. We c orn >• jump to our end
.it a bound. Tilers isnosuch thing as doing
what is io be done at once. A conteni po-
I irv quotes from an old poem, (the choice
of llcr.cules,) which illustrates this thought :
beautifully:
l he s'eep ascent must la* vv it It to.I Mibu’J;
W'atclii'g nil I can's mu-t win tla* lolty prize
Pr ipo-c I by tie mm, true tii»i and rent coo./.
Iloiior re a a:ds tlie brave and Iml l a’.mc ;
bhe spurns Hie tiniorou*. indolent .mil b ,
Ihmger an I tml stand stern before so r throne;
And guard (so .1“' <■ conini.inds the sacred place.
Who seeks tier must the mighty co a sustain.
And pay the ; rice oi tame, labor, and ran, and
The Mormons are on the Great Salt
Lake—building a church, .idling the earth,
and making w omlerlid progre.-s. The pos
ition is cer.tr dbt twe n the Pacdie and \t
-1 in'ic. W«• arc cut of! I com ail o'i"i settle
ments by a belt of .-teiile and mountainous
country ot five-hundred mil s m ‘a ■. dth.
.7 .Yew Presi 'entiul Candi a‘c.— John
A an Buren, son ot the I. x - Presi ! •ir.h.i~p>e a
nominated hv the Democrat* ol Eriee< i:itv
N. York, as a candidate lor the Presid ncy.
The New York I. .rislature h ive voted
< ien. Scott a gold medal, and the Legislature
of Virginia have done the same.
Exvressivi:. — \ w estern admirer of Mr.
Clay lately exclaimed —“ IL - is aMin .m l
no mistake! Nature made him U'itii hir
shirt idet'rrs roll''l un 'body sug-
gests, however, that she did not mt, ad him
tor the Presdeney.
Political The Carlisle (Pa? Herald
savs that the Dallas men ot th it State, smee
Mr. Buchanan Iris beaten them out, are ta
king ground lor Cass.
Illinois— Tin New Constitution of this
S; He reduces the annual cost ot supporting
lac State Government from tj 100,900 to
SIN,OOO.
Liberty of conscience i* a natural right;
and he that would have it ought to give it.
Joshua K. Giddings wastin' solitary no.
on the adoption ot the resolutions by the
House of Representatives, voting gold med
als to Scott and Tax lor.
DIED.
\t Strongsville, Marquette Co., on the
15th day of Feb.. C vKonxr M vitnx.
Daughter of 11. G. X Ji 11 v M akvix. ag 1
I y ear and H months.
At the same place on the 251 h I < b. Mrs.
C\ X 111 v 11. Wn sox. vv ife of Gr vtt W n <ox,
and Daughter oi Deacon Nath in S'rong. ' >r
inerly of Pleasant Prairie, in the 26;h year
>.« lierage. Her sickness was short. .a .ag
about 30 hours, but severe and pamlid •-aid
i.. In. t»;c most malignant ease of Iy p. us
I’evcr. She Iras left n husband and one
child, and numerous relalivts am. friends to
mourn her loss.
In Burlington., m liiis County .onthc 21-:
<,»f February, Mr. A. J. S;. Jou’x, in the 30th
x car of hi* age.
THEGR<>vi NI H'l H I A GAlilH N.
H .Vd<> V H - i . ’’ •• R '
\IT E have now, ot nil sorts. ’Ut3" ano ... ; .
VV .elected ft .it trees. most y from Mt 11.. gc.
of Buffalo. tunny of I,'ien) a ne tevt i; gh, ■ a I
oonte ot them Iruitiag in the nurs* iy —a I K ex .'p'
I’uimhs. l>«rs. »a I . !;oicr Cherub wn h are
from 2to 6 shillings , 4 < h.) *i!l be sold at from
SI? to to *•-’' p- r ion. qr | j |to 2X cotts --c >.
U'- hat* near .31) v met -- ot Shrubs and Plr.nts
st from SUI to per 10.). A idres* \\ heriing
1' s: ();l ce. C" A co. I>
Catalogues sent CRA US -o I'OsT-I'AID «;»■
J '•<nl«, or may be found with I'. !l Rimd. En
graver on Wool and Meta!’, op, - e the hl i .i
---► on Bouse. Southport.
HI,. |M-. KENNICOTT A SONs
\\•i; VI t I xt. !’ V I I I! - 75 rea • ■
I \ KING s s | <HH
l> .11 <r I'l7.
THE
L!GHT.\!\GJTLEGRIPH!
1 he Magnetic Telegraph is now in
operation in Southport. ’Phe first telegraphic
communications were sent and received yes
terday. There were messages and respon
ses to and from all the stations on the line
as far as completed—Milwaukie, Racine,
Chicago and Michigan city. As to the par
ticular character of the messages and greet
ings exchanged we are not informed,having
been unable to get hold of a report, but we
have no doubt the young lake cities Had an
interesting chat of it all round.
The station here is at present, we believe,
under the charge of J. Havilaxi), Esq., and
the office is in a room in the second story
of Durkee’s Brick Block.
—Since the above was in type we have
learned that the wires between Chicago and
Michigan city are broken. There is no
communication therefore with the latter
place at present.
TELEGRAi’IIIC REPORTS.
FOR THE
sooTHforr t elessafh.
Erie A Mic h.Tei.egraphOfficf.. ?
Southport, March 2, 7 I’. M. j
PHE M \RKETS.
Duly Joe hn a l Office. )
Clueago,-March-Al, 7 I*. M. y
Hie receipts of wheat here yesterday, reached
about .a- . i bushels. I’nces were at a higher range.
70 a 75c. being paid 'or spring; 85 a 87 tor win
ter. the la'ter be.ng taken almost wholly by the city
Mills. 1 here is but little movement m Et'Cf and
Pork, and no change in quotations.
Daily M iscoxmix Office,Marcti 2<l. 7 P. ,M.
'1 ne prices ot Produce are .erv lair to-day, and
prices remaining without much change. Wheat is
selling forb e at the \\ irc..ou es, and a trifle more
i* paid at the Mills Flour sold from waggons,
>5.7.') a .so. At retail is held al §1 a 1.25. Most
oi that coming in goes in store, as it dues not
command by the load a price corresponding with
th.it pill for Wheat. Oats quite plenty at a
■e'c. Barley I c. Balt Pork brings $3
N e w Von k. Feb 2 I.
Sales of go.oi Gc.iessce flour at s’>.l2 a 6,18 L
Fxtra do.it .•jk'i.2 > a'i. pr. bbl. Sales ol Western
brands jo, i. | a H,l s| pr. bbl ; prune Red Wheat
a 1.29. I’here is a steady deni.mil lor corn,
sale- o' prime White Corn at 5-le. a 57c. pr Bush.
tOL' l HPOR 1 Pliii F.S Cl RRENT,
?aKi", IIKI) Foil THE IF. I. KG II l r.r. AMI ConitEt'.TEl)
I'llEV lot s TO EACH PUBLICATION.
Wheat, winter, bl) to 85
W’ne it. spring, 70 to 75
flour. St 00 to I 25
Corn. :tl
Oats. 22
Po’a'oes. >jo
Pork for he iv v, Rim
Better r.
Drie ! Apples new, f.' On
B'.ins, r>2
l!gg«, 10
it a I u<r i i iol —V. e a» , tio more o! j
icv oik', th.in lo give Dr. J iviws F.xpectoraiit a j
l.ur In ti, and il it does not cure tlie various <!..eases :
lor which it is rccotiiiiiende.l. sooner ami more el- |
fectui ll v than any other medicine th it lias e\ er been ;
offered to the public, the Proprietor is willing to .
undergo a:.v pcc.dtv. however severe, the public ■
ui iv see proper to impose upon him. It ha«, and I
it will cure Coughs. Colds Asthma. Rroncliitis, j
Bleeding from the Lungs or Throat. Whooping i
cough Croup, anil reiy l.uge ni -joiify of the most
ho|>elt' s cases o! Consuuipiion, when pliy.-icians
and prescriptions fail to do any good. Again we I
s iv. only try it. It w ill not harm yon. but it must |
an I w ifi <!o you good.
For sale by If. F STRVKF.R. ;
WORMS IN CIIILDRi-N.
Ot oil disca-«'s to which children are exposed. ]
hoi c are so fatal > tin m-c w rrnts I
ted Warn er t dls< ise
I ' ■ ' - ■ Jayneh 1
•voile and 11. S. r.i'< .'.e powers oi digestion I
p.eo Ua b mot them.
1. r de Iw 1! F. MRY KER
\\ HOOI lNi; ( Cl’tUl AND CROI i'.—To !’■>
ioil's. .I.i vnc- I \pc, :oraiit |s w i'hout exception 'I e
,io.- It < .o' ■: - Whoop lt g (•<■■ gh into a
more thin one call, and prodi.ee.- a ceit.un and
-| <edi K’eo'crv. From I all to one 'c.i..-; oonlid
willcertamly cure ( roup in in'imtsand y.umgc'.iil
di,-a. in hall in Imur and an hour. The l.'.es of j
hm .1 -■ I- o! childieit will be - t.ed annually by al
way s keeping i' on iiai’d. re i lt !»r ,mv emv;genev
For sale by II F > I i<\ K I R. Soutlqmit
//./v.v .:\d .\p/:t /nt.r/'ioys I
Oi' BniklinLS.
Bri ll 's and Machitn ri/.
I t \ N’be obtained m ilie M hi o i 'mal I )ra« ing
V DIFi c.’o'm-rol I.<ke amt ClarksT.'t-is, over !
Bland’s F.xihat geOtii. e. Chime- mo h'rate.
JOHN M \ \N OsDIiL,
Arcimcet am! Building Survevor.
Chicago. Jnnel’M—ly nl
SAEE...
■ reefed, I in I up< n aiwls< m Ike l< 11 rvving I
de-cr-bed pr.q rr'y to wi' the •> cq. o! t'.e n e i
bidder at the ( eirt H >me in It -e on the 2' th I
d.v of I’-brn.iE i. xt at rme o clock P M
Dm I R .-. Wis !’ ■ I IbIT.
n .’ w V M > I lIC-.N’G M r itT
\\ 11. LI \.M > I RUNG. xi.erilF, |
fcliilliurvs > ll.r. ■ •av rI ,
g his and ch rttels ot Nelson Vi en. I shall proceed '
to sell at tl.e C nirt Home at R u me, ■■■ ti c higbe.-t
bi: ler, on Saturday the 12th diy ot Ft brua y i« xt,
iv. !c wit Lot 1 of block <2, iti town plat
. 7 ice: and ■' i iche-. then wc-t 5.> leet.ti.tfi north ,
; lect ’• me! ••-. then wt st 27 leet; then nortii o >
le»'t; t i«< i-t Ic. icet to the pl.ice >1 ginning
‘W d ST RONG JR . Sheriff. ;
Feb 12. rial
T. e above .! ■is fi rt) er postpm e I m t I Sat »r
Wil I.IAM STRONG. SI er -F
I’KOB < Ti: NOTH E.
FT''(.) ihel leirs and next of km to J.'lin Carle, . ,ie '
I o. the to«n o! I‘leasant Frauie, u. theroo.-ty |
■f R ne, W isconain Territory, de< eased. \. a •
w ill pleas-, lake notice th it q:p . "i':r,n has >e i
made to the iindesrigoed Judge cl ITou’te ot r»; •
rd; A id therefore, you will appear be ore me, at
mv otliee, ir the Ait.ageot S u bport, on t. e'.’oi’i
d.v 1 Mitch. A. D. I'4B, a i ten o’Hoik A. .M
oi s.i . d..v. a i I s.iow cause H any von have why
true'* of ad i.’.mis'la’ion should not be granted ■
unto one or m’re ot tl»*« prim ip i , reditors ot i
- rstm.'. I),ted at Southport, this 7th Feb-I
r..» A !' I'l'. '"I NI \ FRi NCIL
FOR Si EE.
THF. Farm at present occupied by the subscri
ber, eons.’s’ing ot titty acres, one hal. under cuki
: vation, well watered and timbered. On the
j premises there is a superior brick dwelling house,
with a kitchen aud wood house attached. Also
, a barn with other out Buildings. The ‘arm is
well watered, fenced, and in excellent cultivation.
For further particulars inquire on the premises,
, or of .Mr. .'hepherd, adjoining, or ofV. French,
1 Esq., Southport. VV. C. GRAY,
j Southport, Jan. 10. 1848.
Si EE.—I Farm fi emilesaonth
of liii- village, situated on ihe mam road lo
i titeago. U has a good house and barn and of
fers the best opportunity in this .-"ection for any
one desirous of getting a g -od stock farm.
Terms reasonsble. Apply to J. BOND.
1 Februaiy 9, 1848
|
ldminixtralor’B Notice.
FTMIE undersigned, having been appointed ad
-1 ministrator upon the estate ot illiatn Bate
man, late of the tow n ot Brighton, Racine county,
Wisconsin Territory, deceased. All persons
1 indebted to said estate will make immediate pay.
j inent, and all persons having claims against said
I estate w ill please exhl 1 it the same for settlement.
LATHROP BLRCESB, Administrator.
Brighton, Jan. 20, 1848.—3 t. n 33
SIWES! STOVES!
SiOVES!
s 1 IST received and for
•» sale, wholesale and re
tail, the largest assortment
Stoves ever otlered in
this niaiket, all of which
Ty, —-Twere manufactured in the
i Trt'V- irv ot Albanv trmii Scotcii
:-I lig Iron. The Albany
Stoves are celebrated as
I being the smoothest, neat-
i ---s . ~- e.-t, and most durable cast-
v..--aeasss lllgs made
Among which are the following—
! Rathbone’s Albany City premium Cook Stoves,
do. do. air-tight Empire Cook
Stoves.
do. do. air tight large oven Cook
Stoves.
do. do. air tight Parlor Cook
S oves elevated<ivens,
i Cobb’s double oven air tight Cook Stoves,
j Potter’s do. do. summer and winter
Cook Stoves.
Yankee Notion, with elevated ovens.
; Buck's Patent air tight Cook Stoves.
| Rathbone's eir tight Box Stoves, 4 sizes.
do. do Parlor do. 3 '•
Vose & Co’s. Box Stoves, 5 *•
Also, a variety of air tight Parlor Stoves.
The above aie now offered for sale at the lowest
i niaiket pri es for cash, or approved credit, at the
Hardware Store of E. BAIN.
Southport, Sept. 13, 1847.
E. BAIN,
Corner oj Park and Main Street,
H AVING connected with his present Hard
ware business the manufacture of
J 0 J? :•! G., iU X lAf A IST 3)
in all its various branches', is now prepared bv his
! late extensive arrival of Sheulh'iig Copper, Tin,
; American and Russia Sheet Iron, to execute to
, the public all manner of work in the above line,
i at shortest notice and w est prices.
I I’arti’ ular a'tention paid in manufacturing the
i following:
American Stove Pipe,
Russia do.
Sheet Iron Oven-’,
do do Drums,
Tin Stove-pipe Tubes.
T.n Eave troughs, madeand put up.
Tin Ware, of every variety.
Al-o—t.mnng Roofs.
UJ’Shop, rear of Brick Store.
E. BAIN.
Southport. Sept. 13. 1847.
LEAD I’il'E.
V GOOD assortment o! I.t.id Pipe can now be
found at the Hardware Store. E. BAIN.
.March 17, ’46
Take Notice.
f I ’ll E copartnership heretofore existing under
i Hie firm of Bentley & Lewis, has been mu
tually dissolved; llrerefoie all who have unsettled
accounts that are now due, are requested to call
iid settle them immediately The business will
I ontinued at the old stand [corner t f main st.
ana market square] under the firm of
A LEW IS A CO ,
W > '.t ive bee:, recetvmg witfiin a few days past
i!.i:'.‘n- r-Lic oi DR \ GOODS. GROCER.
Il S. IiARDW ARE, CROCKERY, AC AC..
- . :td to the want-at this market, which they
ll.it-r Hi. m.-i'!v< s tlii'V wil! be able to sell at
prices vv licit w 1 lease. Call andaee.
S’,a.ri, June 3?, 1817.
•I V «■-'* L 00(1 ■'»’ I
FTMIE SI BSCRIBERS are now re. eiving a
I laije add.iioii to tbeil Stock ot Goods, among
w nich may Im I >utid ev. ■ y variety of art’eies usu.
illv kept in a Store. Thankful for the very Lit
er J pmron.iee tlicy have received, they respect
fuilv solicit a continuance of the same.
eV Cr»They would especially invite attention to
jl 5 their Geo s now opening.
FISK A .METCALF.
Sout'l JOi t. Sept. 22. I S 17.
Willard tV Sinker.
UWIXG St ITMF.n 1 ttt visi I.VI s WITH AX
1 X I I N'l\ j: STOCK of the
Uifi'cn’iil Inrirlifx of Miirblr,
TABLES. TOMB-STONES, and
MOXCMEXTS,
\re prep "c at simrt notice, to supply anv orders
thev mav receive thmctor.
Sou?hrvort, Xiign-v 31, IS 17 n I
I. \G Li: E()l NDKY.
r I MIE -nr-’ libeis have just opened a n vv Fotin
J. It v on I :k St., One Block west of Main
street vv lie e ' ey intend to carry on the b' siness
in all its var eu- branches.
PLOI GHS.
\\ i 1 lie kept c nstaii 'y on haml. (he Michigan
plough tnia-'i uni rov.d it has given the best sat
is at tion ot ai.y Cist Plough novv in use. Farmers
are reque-ted purticnlatly to cMI and examine be
•or ' pun ha sing else where. Wi It ths view < I bring
tug ties l'lon_h imo general use, it will be sold
at a very lev. price.
Horse I’i.wer Threshing Mat hires. Caldron
Kettles, Wagon aud l ipe Boxes, ot all descrip
tions.
Saw A Grist-Mill Castings made to order and
on vhort no'i- e.
As me subs.Tiber* have just got a Large Ls’he
in their establishment,they tlatier themselve* that
they can do yvvrk cheaper and better thar ever
has been itone in Southport.
Repairing ot 1 breaking achines will receive
prompt attention. Patterns tor the Machines now
in general use are kept on hand.
In short all k.nds ot C.i-tmgs and Finishing
done in us workmanlike manner, and on as rea
••if He :eims as at anv other Foundry weal of
Lake Muhtgan.
Joshi v D»»is. AxnKF.w Lf.ov.vrd.
S-.iHhport. March 24. I'l7. ms
ATTENTION !'.
IS . ilb’d io ihe fa t, that ihe subscriber has pro
cured .in abundant supply of the best nt
A ell seasoned U aeon Lumber.
» id is prepared 'o execute, upon the shortest tio- :
t <ce. and in ihe best and most substantial manner, ;
ill work that may be called for in h.s hue of bu»i
uess.
F irmers. .«’ you want a good wagon, worth the
n’on*y you pay’
Call and set b< orc you pur hasc ebewhere.
Do not forget ’he plate—l’orn*rnf< hut'hsnd ;
I’ear! Str a.:d cl Duiker’* N w Brick
lim. k. JOHN W If,D| K
< . -t, Mav 17 1-17 n'.''w.tt
REED’S WAREHOUSE.
1848. 1848.
4 J
Sloiai>e.'.Forivat<ling k I'oiiititissioa.
VRTX ERSIIIV XOTICE.—Ti e
J Subscribers having leased the New Warehouse
■ and Pier, owned by the late firm ot D. BLsh & Co.
I have this d.y entered into a copartnership for the
(purpose ot transacting a general Storage. Forward
ing and Commission Business under the firm of
Harvey Durkee & Co
j All business entrusted to their care will be
i promptly attended to.
They are also agents for C. M. Reed's line of
i Steamboats and Propellers on the Lakes.
HARVEY DURKEE,
LUTHER WHITNEY. Jr.
I Southport, Feb. 12,1848 —lySdnlil
STiTEMENT of the liabilities
AND RESOURCES OF RACINE UOUN I'Y.
Hacine to the following
Tow xs, Du.
Town of Raymond, $146 65
Pike, 62 36
Rochester, 5 78
Burlington, no returns.
Brighton, 40 46
Racine, 108 52
Pleasant Prairie, no returns.
Southport, 3'*3 H 7
Brutol, 49 84
Salem. l'< 19
Wheatland, 77 24
Mount Pleasant, 115 12
Yorkville, ITS 99
Caledonia, .‘l9 •> 1
Paris. 229 Bti|
Norway, 8 19
8122 I 75’
Amount due the Territory. 157 7 It.
W hole amount of orders issued from
January I. IS 15,t0 January I. lb 18, 14.56 S 1 1
Old orders, supposed outstanding, S(H) <"i
Jib, 170 02
RESOURCES
Old Certificates for 1845, ’4<\ A 47, 1.000 00
Delinquent Lands, 1.878 .>3
Accounts. Territorial scrip to pay Ter-
ritorial debt, and cash on hand, 1,71 1 95 i
Amount of orders paid irotu Jan. 1,
18 15, to January 1. 1848. 13 ; 8GO 27
Due from Baptist Society on rent, 15 OU |
Due from Universalist Society, 20 00 I
Mortgage given by J M Sprague, 226 1 1 ’
County order against Milwaukee county, 437 00 !
Account against Milwaukee county, 62 32 ■
Claim on qr. section of Land, 150 00 j
J 19,364 51
Surplus on hand, unavailable at present. $1,191 49 ■
Amount of outstanding orders unpaid,
anil no immediate available means to
meet them. $1,507 87
J. SAN BOURN. )
JOHN W. TROWBRIDGE, f. § 3
JOSEPH I. EH LE. 5 - £
Racine, Februaiy 12, 1848—31 3t.
MAN HIS OW N LAWYER—W’is
cousin Form Book—Second Edition—tn
larged and improved. For sale at
KING’S BOOK-STORE.
Feb. 15, '4B.
G C. M.INNEY & CO.
FEBRUARY, 1818.
A TOLASSES A SUGAR for sale by the hhd
1 vl. or bbl. at reduced prices.
fT’E\!—A Lvv chests of fine gieen tea by the ,
_L package at reduced p ices
’X' r AH,sL—One hundred Kegs of Nails for sale ;
cheap.
(COFFEE— Fd ty Bags ot Rio and Laguira
J C oflee- —■ -■
V Large assortment of Table Cutlery, Door ;
Trimmings, Butts and Screws, Ac.
J AMP OIL for sale by »he Bbbl.
(CHAIRS. Windsor anil Splint Bottom’d
J Chairs Also n few Button Rockers.
/" CALICOES.—Five Hundred Pieces of every
Styld and Vanity which vve are selling
cheaper than ever.
o_7 \ \ ' E src r.ovv off ring our entire sto- k at
Hi’ ♦ V prices which capnot fail to suit nil who
mav lie in want ofgoodsar.il bargains. Just cal!
and satisfy yourselves.
/ ) ROUND and D.y Lead, Oil and Putty.
HEAVY Twilled Cotton Bagging, a supetior
article.
/ NLO/flN.—Our stock of Broad and Full
v_' Cloths, Cassmieres, Satiuetts, and Tweeds,
we arc offering at low t gules. Call and see.
II I RTING. Stripes and Calicoes, Blue
1 J Dr ills, Denims, 7ii ks, Ac
/ BROCKF.RS' and Glrss Ware. Sol e Lamps,
Lamp Chimneys, Looking Glasses, Ac.
Fisk& Metcalf.
NEir GOODS, SEPT. 29, is 17. '
| / | ( W U | BUSH ELS OA I S wanted, for vv hich
I ’the highest market price will be paid
in Goods, by Fisk & Metcalf.
Nov 2L
1 Laid. Butler. Cheese, and Eggs wanted in
I exchange for Goovls. by Fisk A .Mktcai.i'
Nov. 2 I
-r- < 'ot xn. I'owx, and Village
Orders, taken at parlor good-, by
disk vS’ Metcalf.
v 1.1 \ \ x a.•:M' '1 i \ 111 I’l.A ID. a i' ;
il lection, new style, at Fisk eV Metcalf’s
SH XWLS.—A large and general assortment, tor
- tie by Fisk & Metcalf
“7 4 | DOZ. Paris Ladies', Misses, and Childieu s
•-*'*llo-0. for sale bv Fisk A Mktcvlf
TJLEASE CALI
A assortment of Prints ever oHered.
Fisk & Mxtc *U
T)R()AD CLOTHS. Cassimcres. Fulled Cloths.
IJTweeds and Vesting-, by Fisk A Mf.tcvi.v
t*A I INF.TT'. direct from the manufacturer, lor
low bv the piece or vard.
Fisk A Mt r< *n
BLEACHED and Bi mn Sheetings at
Fi«k A Metcalf’s
T’’ LAN NELS—Red. White, Yellow aud Blue,
L Tvv tiled and plain tor sale by
Fisk A Metcalf.
B< i.\ \ i i > A great varietj Mus-
es. for salt Fisk & Miti vlf
i 'APS—Men's and Boys'Caps.Fur.Plush, Sal«‘te.
* ’ ■ ■ Fisk ffc Metcnr«
\ splendid assortment of Ladies, Gents. Misses,
and Children's Boots and Bhoes. Also. Gaiters.
Rubber and Overshoes, for sale by
Fisk A Mr r< .
lOOKLNt, Glasses, lor sale by
_4 Fisk A Mf.tcjlf.
GROCERIES? -
A, Kto. and Cape to flee. Muscovado, New
Orleans. Havana. Lump anti Loaf Sugars. Mo
lasses. |*’pper, spice, ginger, saleratus. etc etc.
Fisk &'■ll t r *tr
DRIED Apple*, lor s-ic by
Fisk A Mitriir.
H ARDWARE and Cutlery ot all kinds, lor sale
Fisk & Maw nr.
X” XJL S and Glass tn quantities, and of all sizes.
Xx ‘ ■ Fisk AMm nr. .
PAINTS, Oils A Dvc-sniff. J ust arrived,
and for sale by ) ISK A ME’fA ALF.
8 •lUq ort, July ,
Woodworth’s Patent Planing Ma*
ch hie.
La.
I'.'XCT’ - ' * '®*t- ?.?'
)- Ihe inhah;tants of Soutbport ami
-*■ ' ' * "Hty. ar<- respectiullv informed that there
■s t PLAMNGMACH IN I , for Flawing 7'on
gue.ng and G.ooving Plunk for flooring, sidetng
an . casei tigs for doers ete., at the factory <4 j
McKoy A Co. -] tie advantage this machin has |
over work dine by hand, is, that it reduces it to
au even thickness and makes a much handsomer
fbor and is much c leaperami is much easier and
i quicker! lid by the carpenter. VTiose in want are '
invited to call at the above named place and see '
for themselves.
Feb. 11548, I
Dissolution.-- Ihe partnefsbifi tiereu tore ’
existing between Edward Emery and Wil- j
Ham Bone, under the firm ot Emery k X Bone, is
tll.s day dissolved by mutual consent.
EDWARD EMERY, ‘
WILLIAM BONE.
B’ou‘hport, February 3»1, 1848.
I '1 he business w.ll be carried on by Win. Bone,
at the old stand, where the customers of the late '
firm and all others are invited to call.
5 OST.- -Someiitne in November last, A '
J.JAY .MARE COLP, two years old thiseo
iii.ug spring, and large of her age. TEN DOL
LARS w.ll be paid tor her return or lor smh in
formation as will enable me to tiud her.
Pike, February 9, I'4B. R. C. OTIS.
42.8 tlJl.ll 8 tKH I'OK Sil.l!.-
I The subscriber wfLu- tor sale his valuable
i Farm, situated in the town of Salem, County of
Racine, twelve miles west of Soutiiport. and ball a
mile soul;) o; the main road from the Lake to Ge
■ nova.
The Farm Consist- of one hundred acres, all ex
cellent lai il lor the plough, there not being one foot
<>t w i-‘c land on the premises. It is well timbered
■ and well waterel. by living springs 80 acre.-are
under impropements—6o acres being ready for
i spring crops. A small framed house anil a log
house, are on the premi.-es, w ith alt excellent well
of water near the dour. There also a variety of
i fruit trees in bearing.
■ This Farm, which is not excelled by anv in tl.e ’
comity, will be sold low . Apply at the Post Oilicc. |
,or to me on the premises.
LEON ARD VAN ALBTINE. j
[ Salem, Dec. 24, 1847.
. tsrloii's I.ate Im-
xM pr<nr<t Mell-
Sharpening I’lovi. is
now made and sold in ;
I port, by SA .Ml EL GOFF.
The point and share being separate are s"
’ formed as to be turned upside down, and thus '
! compelled to sharpen themselves by their own I
i labor. By a wrench on the plow tl.e driver may i
sharpen it when he pleases. By a graduator on ;
the beam, the plowman may turn the sod quite !
flat or place it edgewise. This plow’ may be
made from wrought steel or from cast iron, cheap I
and easy, anil may be kept in good repair for ;
twenty five cents per year. And (being ev<r
sh trp) w ill run one third easier than other plows i
of the same size. Who will buy :> plow that is !
ever dulling, when he can buy one that is ever .
sharpening.
For this plow ihe patentee has five several itn- I
' provenients for which he has obtained letters pa
tent. lie now otlers .’J'lGiit) to him that will make i
this plcw essentially better.
The patentee--at Southport. Wisconsin—will
sell the letters patent throughout America, by
counties (or sta es) cheap, and make payment
agreeable to purchasers. J. B. NORTON
P. S. Printers who are friendly to the welfare
of agriculture will please give the above pnblici.y
and thus confer a special favor on the public ami I
the patentee also.
Jan. 8. ts 28 '
« William Iknotvlcx.
11 Vl’l’l'.R,
East side of Main St.,
Nearly opposite the .Man
skv i House,
SOUTHPOR I. W. T.
T TATS m ide to order on
1 I short no tee. Custom
ers tn iv depend at all times
on get!tng a good arm le,
Dee. in/ fthe la’est style.
Sr rooo
SHEEP PEETS wanted,
for w hit ft the highest mark'”, price wdl be paid nt
the sign oi the BIG IIA’P.
December, 18 17.
v , I* 1,000
I'l.l'-E SKINS wanted,
n of the BIG HAT.
(H’SJill’S.
k GOOD Assortment <1
C''' - * I'a^biomible Caps at th..
BIG HAT.
SNA 'HIONABLE II ATS always on band, and
made to order, at the BIG II AT.
C 4 tllcrillS. —Silk and Woolen Good*, of a l
/kinds, colored. Al-o, Sttaw ami Leghorn
Bonnets, done at th >rt notice, at the sign of the
BIG HAT.
N. B Colors warranted.
I*;ini|»l>l<‘l 4 onxl
The onstiiution in Pamphlet Form,convenient
for reference or preservation, mav be lind at
KING’S BOOK STORE
Price—Sixpence.
I! 11 BAXK ’.S’ BATES T
PLATFORM 8c COUNTER
SCALES.
1
r 1 'II USE Scales are con'trm led w th great rare
1 by experienced workmen under the supervi
sion of the inventors, and eflort is made to secure
not only p< rtect ar curacy. I>ut also the greatest
strength and durability. They have been long
known and severely tested, ar.d have been found
always right. These scales are adapted to every
kind o.'business transacted by we.ght. and from
the ir extensive use, and the high repute they have
attained, in 'he United States and other countries,
mav now be regarded as the univ -r- il standard.
Scales for weighing wheat or flour tu ni-hed
with weights to weigh even bushels or barrel.
For sale by HARVEY DURKEE.
H.J Office opposite the American Temperance
House.
CAUTION.—Tho well-earned reputation of
these scales has induced the venders of imperfect
and worthless balances, to offer them as •* fair
banks Scales.” The genuine article is tnanufac.
tured by E. & T. Fairbanksand Co., and non*
are a mhorized to sell w ho hav e not teatimoutals *>f
their agency. IGyl
Southport, October, 1847.
rpROM BOSTON-Th* e Choice Drew
C Goodshave just arrived. Ladies call -oon.
FISKsY METCALF.
Southport, July 10th, 1847.
TJLATE STOVES a
.1 for sale b v MvrshallA I’liitrj.
]t, . -.-j’b.-r, 18 7.
THE E VJ r
Life sj IJe;ih!i liitTiaiice ( c'nipapy.
.No. 111, Hull Street, Xiw link.
(MANHATTAN BANK BUILLLNg.)
IS prepared to tusuie Liveg, giant euuuw mtuis
and aiinuiiie*. la auUitimi to the annually ic
setved film s out ot piemium.-, this company »»-■>
a capita! of >50,000, and no dividends will be paid
to the sh'reholdets until the assets amot nt to
.'5200,000. The directors are personally responsi
ble to the insured, it' the < ;qnte) is impai.td by
improper management. 'J lie rates are tlx ci h
ct:.vT. i.owek than the rates of mutual companies,
anc a credit ot forty per eeut. wiU be given on
policies for lite whole duratior of lite.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMP XXV HOI O' Ul I TO IX'St RERS.
I. Our ample paid-up capital tomeel whatever
extraordinary risks ma, arise.
2. •‘remiunia lovvcr titan mutual cempnnies
3. No respi»nsil>i!ttj to insurers beyond the pay
nient of the premium.
4. Nj risk of partnerships with all classes of '
persons, and its serious consequences.
5. No Lability tt> have the slati insured reduced, ,
or to make further contributions in ease of mor- '
tality beyond the estimated average.
6. The certainty ot having every claim paid as
soon as substantiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
7. The stock holders and directors having large
interests in the company, affords a security to th* '
insured that i s affairs will be conducted so as tv ■
secure safety and stability.
i’l ttnivius fur the assurance of sli>u on a singL
life.
=S c ?7 S S
]|| -th ’h :
- - c i I - k •
* I
S CIS < ts. N (’IS
V 0 " 90 91 ’I 60
25 1 t»0 1 09 I 8*»
30 ( 1 5.1 132 .» 16
I 3tl 1 4“ 2 5:1
40 I 66 I 81 2 95
45 187 ’ 1 89 34G
50 I 97 2 03 4 21
55 2 31 3 14 5 39
60 431 ! 380 691
6.5 1 5 29 5 93 n 56
DIRECTORS.
GeorceW. SxvtoE, Wii i.ivm (1. Kixg,
EdWAK t> Col.es, Jolts Rl IHEI EOKI>,
W alit k Ruth EKi'oßi), Jvme- M (’hai'mas.
• AMES Wheel ER, C. 8. VaX WaUOXXK.
Ai drew V. Cobb.
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, President.
Rutiard H. Bli.e, A. AL, Secretary and act
uary.
John Me Ci 111 vxn. Medical Examiner,
Wai.iek Rcr eufoud, Counsel.
(’. I. HUTCHlNSON’,.*sotit!iport.
Explanatory pamphlets and blank forms of ap
pltca'ion or life and he.vi.th insurance may be
obtained at the office, or will De'or warded to the
applicant’s address.
Jan. 8. 'n?B
TITOODI’X WARE.—Jordan Wooden Ware,
♦ V consisting of Tubs, Pails, Chnrtis, and
Half Bushels for sab- nt inanitfaettirer’s pi ice.- by
C. 1 HUTCHINSON sV CO. '
Jan. 7, 1848. t»2B
MARSHALL & PIIELPS~
(MAIN STREET, SOUTHPORT, WIS.)
■■■ -
Dealers in and Maniifaeliirprs oi
STOVES, COMMON AND RUSSIA PIPE,
TIN, COPPER, SH F.ET-IRON, AND
BRASS WARE,
JAPANF.D. AND BRI’PANIA WARE.
COFFEE MILLS, STAIR RODS, BRASS
KF. :”’ LES. ZINC W ASH BOARDS.
Fire Place Hollow Ware, Flat Irons. Cast lion
Furnaces, Three nnd Five pail Kettles, Ot.e
and One a rid a halt bbl. Caldron Ke (ties:
also, a general assortment of house
keeping articles.
r.XTRX STOVE FURMTLRE ALWAYS
ON HANI).
TIN EAVE TROUGHS MADE and PUT UP.
So' rnPonr, May, 1847.
I 'I !II.!’!.ACE Hollow ware
U Pots, Dish Kettles
Spides, Bake Pans
Cast iron tea Kettles
Furnace basins, A c.
M \RSIIALI. A PHELPS
STO\ E TRIMMINGS
IN’ complete setts, or in parts with Iron Wart
constantly on hand and foi sale. A Iso any quail
titV of
’ COMMON A RUSSIA STOVE PIPE.
M \BSII \l.l. A PIO i
HATHAWAY S PATENT
Hot Air Cocking Stove*
(IMPKOVED )
■K ” < > Cooking Stove evei invented has given so
As g.-n* r.il sati-tac'ion, bulb in point ot e< onoinv
and fuel, and the most perh et manner m which
cooKUm of everv de.-crip'ion is done. In compar
ing tins vvnii otlmr Stoves, the following advanta
ges w ill be found. The boilers come more iinnm
dlalelv <n contact with the lire, consequently boll
in less time—the ov.-n being the whole size of the
stove, will bake twi'e the qnan'iiy of other stoves
of tlm same dimensions, and the heat i«- so g<‘ticr
aby diffused on all its sides, that it excels ibe com
mon bn< k oven. It has also been decided by
-ome ot the first rate hotel keepi r j , tin I ni’ at - and
pa-triefl of all kinds aw do<i«- in a much finer
in turn r dim by any other process.
Th’? Stove i- so < on-ti imp'd, that no ins.de
plate- come in immediate contact with ihe fire,
consequently it n.u-t be very durable ami not
likely to get >.nt of repxtr. The construction is
s > simple, that an inexperienced pars m may im
mediately become acquainted with its use.
They are nude of tlm first quality Scotch and
American Pig Iron, and of good thickness: almost
double the weight of eastern made stoves ot the
same size.
There are eleven sizes, varying from §ls to
§275. so that all <!.i«s' sol the coinninnity, from
the smallest family to the m »st extensive hotel or
Steam Boat, may avail them«elv»-s oi the benefit
of tins labor and fuel-saving article of domestic
economy.
These S'oveearo made by T. J. DI DLEY,
No 103, Mam »t., ButLI ■>, and ate sold bv
.'/ARSHAt.L A PHELPS.
Southport, Sept. 1 b 1 7.
I'XNCY and PLAIN PA R LOR STO\ F.S
1 just n reived and for sale bv
September, I 47. Mtn-tutt A pHßt.r®.
MARBLK AND STONE I’SI’ABLJSII-
All . N I'— S c.rt door south of the .first
Presbyterian Church, Clark Street.
The suftsenben* have ad<!e>l to their large stoc?,
of Stone, an extensivet-tipply of the lieat MARBLL
that has ever Ih'cii brought to this citv. which they
are prepared tomakeinto Monuments Head Stone.-.
Manth- Ac . in a style of workman-hip unsur
passed.
I'l.ev also continue to furnish I u.hliug stone at
•In- shortest notice, and of the best qiiahtv. at their
usual libeal rates.
KOI’LNOT A GITOU.
Chicago July2B. ’47. n5-lv.
Il ’’AUK XNTI E. Mortgage and Quit Claim
VV Deels, IJotels. Summons. Fxrcu'tonb, War
rants. V« nircs ir. i Subpo ua,, for (.„!*■ at
Kl' BOOK-: [HRE
"EDUCEc.
-1II A N I) DEF( )T, N <o I• 0 Waler btreet
mt ” J
■ ’’
*■. ■ ■. j
it P 1 - 1 --t 3J ho * ' ■ f *
T> l. Yf th A
a? ' ' 4x
[■Jfe ■
k
•I'IIE under.-'gned. having opened a new Jew
-1 elry Store in Mis v atikee, begs leave to inform
the citizens of \\ isconsin th.it he w ill be happy to
have i he tn call at the above n.< mei. pla, e and exn
mine his stack of goods, which consist in part of
Jewelry afid Fan- v Goods.
SII.B 1R WAT. !•:,
Of all kiniis. Gold Pelts of v*ti*>nx makers. Steel
Trimmings for Bags ami I’mscS, rf.imsrv ofnl!
kind-, Lamps—a general a-so*tinStit of Church;
Store, and Parlor Lamps Also. Dr.itb'u Lampfl
for \ es»e!s.
MI ’SICA I. INSTR t:MF.NTfS.
Melo hans. Accorrlian-, Flutes, ultd Piano mutts.
Toysand Fancy Good).
llrlalic Frani.-' l*la:it»-B\>rf<*s.
Strange as it m.iv s> em m si’iur, that Piano
Forts- with the Mctalic Frame aie not so mud
etfectedby lieat an.l cold or dampness, as others,
but it is no less H ue. Tfie-c are t e great dis
tinguishing featoies oi Piano Fortes mai e at our
imtniitactoiy. They are w arinntej, in loiie.mnch.
m uon an I tor di i it>> i.y n t surpas-e f . Should
they not prove sati factoiy in t!i’'-e e-s 'iif.il qual
ities, we will r< fund tie pm < h.s ■ money, with
i.P evpeu es ot lran<’| arlat on. i'OARfrMAN
A (>RAY. Manuf-c uieis. Sold by S. GARD
NER, ISO Ea.-t \\ a er street, M.lwaukee, S gn
of the .Ya nmolh \\ at. it.
H GARDINER.
Milwaukee June. 1-147 —tio'Jv I
MACKENZIE'S
coM/'orr.vn
LIVER PILLS
i The change from cold to warm weather pr<>
dnriil!! ns it does uh mi re.ised activity ol the «tr-
Filiation ol the blood in the huii.uii t-y»nm, In
duces in tn iv persons a sense of .is.-tlmle. w< bit
lies*, and tifuiiiei the hca< n< he. J>et al! those
who niav be e<> troubled tiv a tew doses <d
M .U'KENZIE’S CO.MI’OI NDLIVIR I'll.lT
as see how soon thus unpleasant ililmgr Xvifl
vanish. Th • alterative rtb-ci* predlii «d by them
cause a reaction ot the Liver, remove i s lorpidity
and the circulation goes on free mi i uni uteri Up ted
For .ale by 11. F STM KER,
Druggist, tSouthpml. W. T.
Why will vou allow your hair to fill out; and
i become bald it) youth, when Ballard A (iltclii'i
j Corn I Hair Rf.-tora'ive will positively prevent
your hair front tailing out, free it troni all scurvy
or dandruff, an I will lune the Hum. hi Hair, to
grow where' er Nature intended. I'riee 25 nud
37 cents. Be sure and see ihttt t>ur sighature is
on each hottie, o» none oilier is genuine.
I'or sale by 11. /'. Stryker.
Why will you Inwr grey lignt or red Lair, when
it can be matched with tiny darker shade, stupas
i smg io beauty even the most natural loci s, by
i using the ceh hinted Venetian Liquid Hmr Dye,
prepared only bv Ballard A Greene,Chemist.*.Ac,
29(1 Main street Buffalo. Be sure and cee that
each bottle is accompanied w ith our signature, as
I none other is genuine Time 75 cents.
['or sale by 11. I'. Stryker.
Whv will you h ive red. . ourse or scurvy hmr,
when for three shillings it can be mad* clean,
beautiful, line, soft nud silk), by using B-llard A
Greene's Coral flair Restorative.
/•hr side by 11. /'. Stryker.
[AGUE. FEVER
Chill or In tennit
the various forms of
BILIOUS
D R COLIN'S MACKENZIE S
m.m Ki.xzir. s toxic i lbiiii cge
I n the cure of Ague Fever, (hill, or mtei tint tent
F'-ver, slid all I'omplall ts ofa Billions nature,
incident to a Western climate, is taking preen
i denea to all other niedisines. The u nprertfilen
ted demand of tie pant and pteVioiis senem.*,
particularly <d :iir lust, end the uniform •tlicai y
: arhich everyw here attend its use, lias given it a
cekditily unequalled hr any other remedy. Ihe
curative powers ol th« medicine Ims stood the
nit.st rigid test ot experiom e, and the most olatti
U >le cases h.i ve beee made to yield to thepuwir
ol the I onic Febri u *. For* de by
II F STRYKER.
Druggist, Southport, H T.
\T.W AND IMPORT \.N I DIACOV ER Y
_ That which < Iriin-t- M id S< iemtl'c men
have been sought for, viz: A Liquid Compound,
eotl plete m ii - *lt, w hi • h will res l ore Gi a y llmr to
its orimmil color, w Imther auburn, brown oi bla< k
ref Hung the n.itiiird gloss at, i soiim ss ol the or
iginal. without injuring the hmr or the skin, and
will util aa h out oi I ad*. Ili i It i>l <in aeccni
plis|.ed iiv I.H- celebrated Veueiisn I iquirl Jlmr
live, prepared only by Bdhitd A Greene, *290
Main Street, bulfdo. Till" new nud B»auiil*l
coinpounnd is entirely different from anyflm g
that lias ever been before presented to the publia.
Is free from all injurious properties will makn
nnv shade, Pom a white to a jet black—tlmt
grav. light or red hair, <an be matched with i
dark, r’sh.tde.
li hits won the conli len r o! n’l who have u»rd
it. nnd tlio astonishing euccess which has attend
ed its sale has induced the proprietor* tn give it
an extensive circulation hioilghou! the I tilted
Slices am) Canada. f*ri< * 73 > rnta lie sure
that ear h bo'i'e ist accmnpaiili d with onra.grtetnro
a* none othei la genutn r *. Alt orders v* be ad
dressed to BYLLAIIDA GREENE,
‘290 Main st. Buffalo. <'lierm»'u, Ag.
a TF.or tale by II F. STRYKER.
Whv w ill you have the Toothwcll*. when Bal
lard A Greene’s Anodyne Tooth L.*rop», or .Naira
Destroyer will gae you immediate relief,and cost
y ou only '25 cetits.
ilg'Forsale by If. f . STR A KER.
White Teeth, Sweet Breu’b, and Healthy
Gums to be had by using a poi ot Ballard A
Greene s celebrated Amber tooth l’a«te I Ina
is the finest preparation tha’ ba* »v> r been offer
»d to th* publ ' . I’ re.tm rs the <iail;e.-t and toul
e-t teeth f c'liil.’u'lv w fi.'e, and makes th* breath
del■<' onsly sweet.sind wdl onli eo t vou 2.) een's
J 3 Fm sale by 11. F. S'l RA KI R.
GLAS> WARE.
I ( FT Received, a la' '<• lot of Gla«s ware inn
listing oi Sp. Jars,Tm«ture< of various aize*.
Sail mouths, Bottles, assorted vial- Ac for sale,
wholesale and ictailat
H. F. STRYKER'S Drugstore.
A'’ > Castor <dl in Bottles m various sire*.
FOR SALE.
\ FARM fcintain ;>g aboii* f*>ur hnndrml acres,
. \ in the t >wn ot I'lerimnl Frairie, tlir.-e
j half miles west of Southport, 103 acres improved,
good Barn and Dwelling, well watered aed about
i .">0 Acres of Timber. F'>r p .rtii u at' inquire
T. RICHMOND A Co. Ririne, or
C. I. IH’TCHI.X ON, Southport.
Southport, June !•’>, 1«.7.
j IVTOTICE.—AII persons indebted to A. Lr.»l9
\ A Co. for Gm d» Ita 1 'he ! •«! year, arc re-
I oiv s'ed to settle the same S< >< »N.
A. LEW!? A CO,
Sou hnoit. Ort "0, 1*:47 —l'dn
York and Milwaukee Kail Road