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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-11

LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTORY.
Vie sulscrIber. agent for Lawson Annesley
A Of Albany, y. Y, respectfully informs the CT
t-zens OF Chicago than be mas taken the premises
i74. Lake street. for the purpose OF manufaotur-
ing Locking Glasses, Portrait aud Picture Frames
and traasa' ting general business appertaining 10
all branches o! the above department
tala'inn, prints, &c. cleaned and vanished on
short notice, and on reasonable terms
A share OF public patronage is respectfully soli-
cited. TH0S. Il. FERRIS.
Chicago, June 90, l547.-.ySdtnI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-11

DEFAULT having been made in the condi.
IIuons Of a certain lndanture Of Mortgage. *.
ecuted by James ID. Pulciie-, and Sarah his wife.
OF Southport, Racine county, Wisconsin Terrific.
~, 10 John Batlen, IT, OF the same pace, bearing
dale the seventeenth CI1thl day OF June. in tbe
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
torty-our (lo4l). and recorded in the Regis er
Office Of Racine county, Territory aforesaid. on
the enty-fourth (24,h> day Of June, in the YEAR
q our LORD one thousand eigh, hundred and forty
four (Is44) at half past two I211 O'Clock P. NJ If
SAID day, 10 Book d. Of Mortgages, pagesone hun.
bred and enc (l0l) and one hundred aud TWO
(lo2), and on which said Mortgage there i claim
ed 10 be due, al the date Of tins notice. the sum
OF i've hundred ana twelve dollars and eighty sew
es, thereon
Now, therefore, NOTICES HEREBY CIV
EN-, thar by virtue of power of sale coata.aed
in said Mortgage, and In pursuance OF the statute
in such case made and provided, VIII be sold az
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CITY RTNDEPY

SO LakeS., oucr Goss' Hat Store, ChicQgo.
NJ, MORSE, AexNr.
1ENlLEMEN'S Libraries fitted up and re-
~ pared-Music Paper Ruled-Musc and PERI
odlcals bound to any pattern-Bank Acct Books
ruled and bound in all styles.
June 30-Ivnl5dr
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-11
Piano Forte and Music Store.
No. 1876 Merchants Exchange, Lake ST
Cbic0pO. U;nois

No. 1876 Merchants EXCHANGE, Lake ST..
Chicago, Illinois.
NESSRS BRAINARD & MOULD are now
4SIreceving, in addition to their large stock OF
Music instruments, Fancy Goods, etc, etc. a supe.
nor lot OF PL.4NO FORTES, from the most cele-
orated eastern factories which will be sold at their
prices, without amy additional charge for fret ghts
insurance, &c, and every instrument sold will be
warranted for one year. We have now on hand the
following invoice. viz:
! hose wood Piano. metallic frame sliding desb
hollow corner, patent fancy legs silver pedal leet
hose wood Piano metallic frame sliding desh
French moudlngs Gothic tablet, silver pedal feet.
| black walnut metallic frame sliding desh. hol-
low corner patent fancy pillars, silver pedals
rose wood, metallic frame. sliding desh. hollow
corners. fancy pillars, pedal feet
mahogany piano, round corners octagon pillars.
DO do. square case round pillars.
do do do do do do
l do do do do square pillars.
plain wood do do do do do
We would also state that we have the most extern
slve assortment OF Street K,sic west OF New York.
Orders from abroad are solicited and will receive
prompt attention. Nm
PL7NO FORT'ES.
boardman q Grays Piano Fortcs, particularly
those with the Improvement OF the metallic frames.
have acquired throughout the United States great
and increasing popularity, which is evinccd by the
demand for them from every section of the Union
from Texas to the Canadis They are determined
to sustain the superiority of their instruments, by
adding from time TO time all valuable improvements
IN action. tone. and workmanship
The metallic frame from our own experience and
the general satisfaction it has given, we feel war
ranted IN CHASING among the greatest improvements
In this instrument they do not require the servi-
ces of tuner on9-thrd often as those construct
ed on the old plan Having recently made large
and important additions TO their establishment and
having now increased facilities for manufacturing
purposes, by adding a steam engine, planning ma
chine, &c they VIII be able to supply all orders
with which they may be favored.
They have on hand a large assortment of Rose
Wood. Mahogany and Black Walnut Piano Fortes
OF and octayes, OF various patterns and designs.
They continue 10 make Pianos without the metallic
frame, all which are sold on satisfactory terms.
Er0y instrument wayrahed and the purchase nioucy
and all expenses rcftadedD The Piano does not }rore
as represented BR.3IN.4RD Mould.
July Io41-3mn@S5c Agents for Illinois.
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MARRIED.

In Bristol, Racine county, on Wednesday
the 4th inst, by Rev. j. Lothrop, Mr.. E.
L. Francis. of this village, to Miss JULIA
BENEDICT, daughter of Mr.. John Benedict
of the first named place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-11
S0u,hport, Aue. ?, Is41-n6
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 LII persons Interested in the estate oC Richard
LAShea, late OF the town of Southport Racine
county, deceased, are hereby notified thai The IN
dersigned have been appointed by the Judge OF
Probate. Administrators Of said estate All in
debted, therefore to the said estate will make i'm.
mediate payment to the undersigned, and those
having demands will present Them properly attest
ed for settlement.
SAMUEL HALE
PATRICK COSGRAVE.
lulv 02-pC
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MARBLE AND STONE ESTABLISH
MENT-Neya door south Of the first
DrpSb1itpri01 (Burcb |IorE Cfroof

Fres6yFeTl0n tHuFch, CTdrk Mreef.
The subscribers have added to their large stock
Of Stone, an extensive supply ofthe best MARBLE
that has ever been brought to this city which they
are prepared to make into Monuments Head Stones.
Alantles &c, in a style of workmanship unsur-
passed.
They also continue TO furnish building stone at
the shortest notice, and Of the best quality at their
usual Ideal rates
KOFINOT & CUNNINGHAM
Chicago July 2S, II. n5-Iy.
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DAINTS, Oh, & ID .aifs jus arrived
I and for sale by FISK * NETCALF.
Southport, July I0tts IL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-11
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY.
HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES,
DRIIGS AND NEnIEINES

Seasonabe additions Will be made to the stock
from time to Time.
Aware of the large profits at which goods are
and must be sold when long credit is given, to
cover the expenses Of book keeping and collections
and the loss Of bad debts, the subscriber is conf
dent that he can convince the farming community
that it will be Tor their interest to purchase goods
on terms offered by him. Call and see, at the
BRICK STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED ~ }. u. SICH,Is.
l.. e.. MERRILL.
Southport. Junr H. 1917.
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FULTON LINE.
T.. VTlTlIII, 4 gent,
~ rartt.s &i,, N..,.

Ill Property en- the Erie CaaM insured.
THIS Lmc, composed Of 80 first class Canal Pas
sage md Freight boats, is prepared, on the open.
mo Of navigation, 20 forward Merchandise, Furn-
tuTe and passengers from New York, Troy ana
Albany, to Buffalo, any other place West, and
Produce TO any point East, with promptness and
drspatch.
Merchandise shipped by Steamers, PropclIers or
Vessels on the Lakes IS directed.
Mark all packages Fulton Line and ship by
Troy aud Erie inc Of Iron tow boats daily-Sun
days cXcepted-Cocnties slip. New York.
pnoPmFroRs
Ward & Co - Central Wharf, Buffalo.
6. [. Brace 4 Go. corner OF Congress and River
streets, Troy.
Augustus Co'soa, = Coenlies slip, n. York.
AGENT.
G. |. IIurchig son K Gu. Southport, w. T.
LRON BOSTON - Those Choice Dres,
L Goods, have Just arrived. Ladies call soon.
FISK 81 METCALF.
Southport, July 10th, lS47.
NTARRANTEE, Mortgage and Quit Claim
w Deeds, Bonds, Summons, Executions, War
rants, NeniEes and SubpUnas, for sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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BLACKS.


Ne yLis ultra TEAS, both Green and Black
the highes; grades grown in Chna--Sl 80 pei
pound.
o. TAKE NOTICE!-Tbe Canton Tea Com
pany are the cTcitSire vendors OF the superior
| Black Tea called Holsgaas Wi1tare. They In
irotuced il into America in IS40-and every other
person or house protesting sell the same at all
much less al a lower Price deceive the unwa
~ a. the public themselves will perceive, by com.
pairing he SPURIOUS with the genuine Howqu3,
yended by the Canon Tea Company.
Every package, in addit on 10 its coatainin g
fall ,reigLf, independent Of the wrapper, bears the
stamp OF nealness and elegance and the Teas
therein are thoroughly secured from the Iaght
and air, that their quality and power will remain
unimpaired ia any climate.
LYMAN & co. I6I Lake ST.
June 30.-lyn. I5dt
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IN CUANCERY.
~ y 7 T ~ = L
Territory Of Wisconsin
Racine county District Court.
Charles G.. Carleton
Isaac H. rockingham
Abraham r. Fro,hln.han
and Calvin w. Howe
William b S'ocum.

William Il. SiOCum.
TGY virtue Of Gecreetal o1der made and enter
- ed in The above entitled cause in the Racine
county district court setting as a court of Chan
Gerry by the Hon. Andrew g. Miller, Judge OF
said court on the twentieth (20)day Of April 4.
d. eighteen hundred and forty seven (IS17) and
a. the regular April term OF said court, hall ex-
pose to sale at public auction to the highest bid
der on the fourth (4lh) day Of August next at ten
[l0l O'Clock in the forenoon at the Mansion
House in the village of Southport Racine county
w. I. kept by n. Ellie, all ollhe following piece
or parcel o.! land mentioned and set forth in said
decree t" wit: All of the following piece or par
eel OF land situate lying and beng in the south
east quarter OF section thirty one n in town
ship no two - north of Range no twenty three
(23) cas-; ana more particularly described as fol.
lows commencing at the south east corner of block
no twenty threei % IN the south ward Of the vii
lage Of Southport and running thence rortherly
on the east line OF SAID block eight (S) rods
thence westerly on a line parallel with the south
line OF sand block seventy (70) feet thence south
eriy eight : rods a line parallel with the sad
east line eIght : rods to market street thence
following market street easierly seventy feet to
the place Of beginning Said premises will be
sold for cash.
f.. STEELE, Master in Chancery
Southport Racine co. W. 7. June Is. 1917.
The above Sale IS postponed to the 18th OF Au-
gust, instant at the same place and hour.
Aug li--2t1n
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TIVE unders' gned, having opened a new Jew
l. elry Store in Milwaukee, begs leave 10 inform
he citizens OF Wisconsin that he will be happy to
have them call at the above named place and exa
mine his stock oi goods. which consist in part of
Jewe!ry and Fancy Goods.
SILVER WARE,
OF all kinds. Gold Pens Of various makers, Steel
Trimmings tor Ia Is aad Purses, Perfumery Of all
kinds, Lamps general assortment Of Church,
Store. anj Par.or Lamps Also, Beacon Lamps
for Vessels
MUSICAL INSTRI MENTS.
Nelodians, Aceordians. flutes, and Fiano music.
Toys and Fancy Goods
WILLOW WARE
Willow Wagons, Cradles and Chairs, Gold and
Silver Trimming tor Odd Fellows rcga!ia, and
other articles too Numerous 10 mention.
Particular atcnuon paid 10 repairing Of Watch
es ana Je@eEy-also Engraving.
:. GARDINER.
" lsauhee June, i7.-no2yI
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NOTICE.

The Democratic Electors of the town of
Southport are requested to meet in Caucus
at the White School House, on Thursday
evening, August 10Th, for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to attend the County Con
vention to be held al KelIogg's Corners,
Aug. 81, 1915.
ORSON BROOKS, ! Torn
o. +. DANA, Dem.
A. d. LOOMS, Com.
Aug. II. 1917.
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Wholesale and RelaI Dealer in Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments. Per
frmery Paints OILS Dye>tutis. Druggist Glass
Ware, Window Glass Ddguemeotype Plates.
Cases and Chemicals 1l9 Lake ST. saloon Bull
diugs. Chicago III!
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SOUTHPORT PRICES CURRENT


NTANALlA BEANS. Extracts Vanilla, Rose
Lemon, Rose apd Peach Water for Sele by
JJ', Is F. SCANMON, ll9 Lake 81
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DRANDY LlNIMENT, for Bruises, Sprains
ID Chilbldins, Rheumatism. &c, Prepared and
sod by I SCAMAIUN. l19 Lake st.
Chicago July %
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! SOUTHPORT ADVERTISEMENTS
GREAT CHANGER

4 VALUABLE & ELIGlBLY SITUATED
"a FARM, three miles from the village OF South
port. IN the town of Pleasant Prairie, i; offered
tor Sale. 1t contains about 400 acres-3G0 under
fence and improved; fair proportion Of timber;
and plenty OF good spring and well water. The
Improvements are TWO DWELLING HOU.
SES, one large, used for Tavern Stand, tn,
other small, suitable for family; Two large barns:
and all the out houses, &c. required.
There are also on the premises about $50 fruit
Trees. IN good conIition-viz: apple, peach,
cherry and plum.
Terms reasonable, II not sold, the premises
will he for rent. lnqnire at the Telegraph office,
or call on the owner, at the farm.
DANIEL STEVENS.
July %, I8i1-n5
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4 AUTION.-Al persons are forbid trusting.
ION my account, my son, ELMORE BEN
son, minor, as have determined to pay no
debts OF his contracting. w. NJ BENSON.
Brighton, July %, ls47.-2tn5
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We would also state that we have the most exter
slVe assortment OF Street Auslc west OF New Yorl
Orders from abroad are solicited, and will receiv
prompt attention. B & NJ
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L1RESH Bermuda Arrow root Just received by
4 LjaIy PSI F. SCAMMON II0 Lake st.
GEGARS, Havana, and Principe, OF a superior
- quality just received aud for sale at wholesale
or retail by [Jy Isl FSCAMNON Il9 Lake st.
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Nf1IN.#i'~ St|.I .-5. t.... . .aa s.s.-s g.
@a...~ IS. re. .... a.
lac ..~.r... ..... .. f.s t....t u. ...
ulr d ra,.cu. have 7-a aua .ae.. u.a blowing
q. s-rtneE property, TO Hst. - The south ca- quar-
ter at section twenty tour-94-towu tvo--2--
range twenty two-@2--esst, which oil expose
Tor Sale TO the highest bidder. at The Cour House
in Racine, ca "Wednesday. the lS'h OF August
next. WN. STRONG, Jr. Sheriff.
Southport. June 2n-ulSw
CHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue Of TWO writs
Cofa'ias Fl. IA. issued out Of and under the seal
of the District Count Of The county Of RACINE and
to me directed, hive seized and taken the follow
ing described property, 20 wit: The south east
quarter of section tseatv loDg-2i-town two--2
range twenty two--22--east, which shall ex-
nose for sale to The highest bidder. at the Court
House In Racine. on Wednesday, the 18th of An-
gust next. NM. STRONG, JC Sheriff
Southport. June 30--nlSw
DROBATE NOTICE.-In The matter of the
/ es:a OF John Stocked deceased.
To Ell hcirs Interested tn t3s ADORE estate:
You will take notice that the Administrator has
made application TO the undersi gned. Judge OF
Probate OF the county OF Racine for leave TO sell
the real estate belonging TO the estate Of the lie.
ceased. Therefore, oil persons interested in sid
estate VIII appear before me al my Office in the
Village of Southport. on the 9th day OF August
next, ten o clock 4. NJ. and show cause, Il any
there he. against granting license TO the said sd-
minls'rator 10 sell said real estate,
NOLNEY FRENCH
August I, lSi7.-R6
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENT rs.
Compound Syrup Of SarsapariIla,

Far SoofaIa. salt Rhepn,, Ulcers, Hnn,ors, C'aanc
oe, &gpbtiic and Mr09ial Diseases, Rhema-
tisHi Impurities Of the Flood &c.
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Dated Sou;h7ors Aug. 10, Ief7. n7w6
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July 28-n3
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Look for q. ". rhWips's Cash ssorr.

FRESH CLOTHS, CASSINERES, AND VESTINGS,
WHICH viii have made TO order and in all cases
pieces Bonjean's black cloth
do Byley's do
do Simonis do
10 do lowprced English black, blue, and fancy
coors.
These goods much superior TO anything have ever
had in
70 pieces plain, ribbed, and doe-skn eassimeres of
Boniean's, Byilley's, and Simoni's make
which cannot be eXceled in this or any
other market
Is do style French plaid cassmeres, some.
thing entirely
20 do fancy cassimeres, some fine and Others low
priced
10 do fch black satin for yesing
do belmont black silk satin for vesting
~ do colored silk satin for vesting
As have made arrangements with of the best cut
make for this season. purchasers may depend on
their clothes being made in the best manner
Also, have this day received
Genlemen's silk handkerchiefs, linencambric do
Gum suspenders lanbswool and merno shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravats, kid, silk and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentlemen, of whom
only ask call
Sep. S--diftf G.. w. PHILLIPS
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miles from the Centre Market sale country scat,
in Washington county, called jacksonville, containing
about thirty acres, in high state of cutivation with
commodious dwcllinghouse and out-budings thereon.
Within the last three thousand loads OF stable
manure, thousand bushels of ma and four hundred
bushels of hickory ashes have been incorporated with the
soil, which is of such variety produce everything
this climate will admit of. 1t is enclosed with superior
palng and everlasting hedge in the inside. The
fruit OF the select OF their kindvz apples,
pears peaches ums cherries apricots English wanuis,
gooseberre curants, and the best selection OF awber
es the grapevines Of the choicest kindhis years
wood alone being twenty-five feet There is also
abundance of asparagus.
The dwelling is built of brick, of the best quality
of material and Workmanship, and contains dry cellar
der the entire buldng parlor and drawing room on the
first oor six chambers on the upper floors, and klchen
pantry. and servants rooms in wing The utbuildngs,
house. barn. stable, and all other necessary
buildings.
The fore ground and Handsomely laid OIL in How
pats, gravelwaiks and boxedgng, ornamented with
the choicest variety of shrubbery, and evergreens
There a failing well of water the premises, and
from analysis, is considered unsurpassed.
The prospect from the house beautiful and the dis
from the Capitol but mile on the Baltimore turn
pike road free from toll In addition to all these adyan-
ages, of the corporate limits and the entire taxes
therefore, including everything is but 80 per annum-a
saving at least of 800.
This farm was purchased and improved by the owner
with mention of occupying it, and is worldly of the
enon of those who wish purchase comnodous and
profitable property and by examination OF the present
crop, will be found TO be all that it is represented
Terms moderate Apply to K w. Dyer, or the subscri-
Der. JAMES Mailer, Washington
Sept 1I-2aw SatNW 3w
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NALL GOODS

EA GOODS The subscribers have opened their stock
Il OF fall and wnter goods and invite attention their
assortment as the fullest and complete south of New
York They deem Il needless, present, advertise in
detail as they have every style of staple and fancy dry
goods. They would non that their stock of dress ma f
als unusually large and elegant having silks OF two hun
dred different patterns. Gin dress patterns y rich black SILKS
OF all kinds white watercd silks very rich black ali
light shades of glace silks embroidered Cashmere robes
Tibet do, Nc.
We invite the ladies of the District call and the apv
elegant goods have. and the ladies' of Baltimore von1
be well repaid by "trip 10 Washington examine our
Stock which they will find more complete than any stock IN
their city.
I0-Stif D. CLAGETrN co
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Erom the Athens lGn.l Bnnner.
From the Athens [Dal Banner
Mutual Concession-The Union OF the Democrat
the sake o he Union.

The introduction Of the Wilmot Provso into the Con-
ress of the United States by which the nonslavehod-
ing States seek to exclude their southern confedeates
with their peculiar institution from all territory hereafter
be acquired has not only threatened total dsorgani
cation OF both the wing and democratic parties, but with
the dissolution of our federal Union We shall not
stop TO discuss the question, whether if this policy
should be carried by the numerical majority of the
non-saveholdng States in the federal councils, the
menacing aspect of the question will be realized in the
broken political ties of the conederated States. Suffice
il say, that aconsummaon of the policy wonid hang
cloud OF gloom over the unon beyond which il would
defy the keenes vision to catch glimpse OF sunshine
under which the soutes hearts would sink appalled,
and even the agitaiors themselves might we'll
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Sept
CARLTON HOUSE.

NE proprietor of this establishment begs leave TO inform
i his friends and the public generally that his house.
having been thoroughly repaired and considerably
larged, reopened Tor vsers Monday, the It'll of
June The whole of the ground floor has been included
the hotel and the house has been newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout.
The proprietor trusts that in the Carlton will be found ali
the comforts and quiet of private house, together with
living and attendance Of fashionable hotel, and socs
from his patrons continuance of the favors hitherto be-
slowed pedging himself 10 use his utmost endeavors
give general satisfaction. PRESTON H. HODGES,
Au q 22-2W
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Look G. WoDd,vnrds Hardware md stove Store
Vhere he ~ sell Stopss, Crates and Cooking Ranges, &c
Neto York and Baltimore prices.
HAVE just received from the north, the largest assor
and approved patterns OF stoves and CRATES
been offered in this city. Among large
collection OF CRATES and stoves, have the American Airtig
Cooking Stove, article Just come into the market
the cooking in ventiating for
paors and chambers, which will venate your
well as an open fireplace. Also, Beebes Patent Cooking
Range the most approved range now in
call before you buy between 10th and 11h streets
Pennsylvania avenue at c. WOODWARD'S.
Sept. li--3t
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Sept. ii, lS47.
A BOARD OF Naval Surgeons for the examination of
"A applicants for appointments to the medical corps OF
the navy will convene in the city OF Philadelphia on the
18th of October
Applications be addressed the Secretary of the
Navy, the age of the applicants and be
panied by full testimonials Of character and professional
capacity.
Sep, 1I--d6t