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THE MAGNETIC TELcGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE.J ta st@

t#5 wAsHIsoToN orrioS, rxsssyLvAMA AVENUE,
FE rfa Fifth house east of National Hos No6 t..,s4
u'IIE line established my company unssA
nalc and consequently The odestae pioneer line s.eadnY
Waglon baltimore, Philadelphia, and New or, nnd
delivering and the intermediate saons svrs
de Grace Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New BruDs~chs Now
having four wiresas lately undergone extensive repsly HA
deliver number OF which
required of for the accommodation Of the pobc with
promptnes and fidelity hitherto uncqualed This as
with other Of Morse lines n0sh and
SOUTH extending already dleen thousand miles, either Of
which and will be delivered desired The
Of this line have lately thoroughly sysemazed Its bus
charges equal all with With fsc
ties for by this company every inv
line fthey reliable
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Isenph Company
Hotel Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay Phladepia
No lO Chestnut Quincy Granite building New York. No
Hanover street, corner of Beaver. el l@Tt fA tlA1A
" N VIM M. SWAIN, President.
March ll--3mds D t1sts I.sst.s u
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General Land Once.


NUMEROUS applications having been made
~ " land
der The act oi th sepenibe 1850 should be located
answers thereto have been prepared TO wit
There be made
list ny person
~ hy The waaniee through the agency Of this once
ID by + 8 Fl 7
II le 6rt application
whiting the tract land district county
which accompanied BY AN affidavit
accord.ng 10 the following fofa No. L.
Where the third mode adopted, power attorney
produced, of
according 10 the plowing No ., which attorney
be acknowledged proved
No, ~ A.
In all the patents will be land ofhce
where the location made unless special directions
be- given. EAta
}. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
FORM No. 1.
SrArs
Before la Justice Of the
take a1dseits personally Acre insert A
WHO being duly deposSs and that he the denca
[hsrs Insert Of whom No.
under the aci Of September 1885, ssusd
day OF -, S3 and who now applies u lscnte the
4 HHa4 a15Es# (Jf6iaats Sigaasure]
Sworn and subscribed before this day H., 1856
Oficer's Signature.
FORM No.a ##a.#
Know al presents that here Of
of the do hereby
constitute and appoint ----- -----,
Attorney and my locate land No.
ofand, which issued under the of September
1850 @ a =E#H'
GPowr Of sutstituiion may be inserted, DdssirsdI
sis"sdn presence of{
fWarrantee's Signature.1
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S,TAMMERING CURED.-Dr Comstock's vocal gymnasium,
for stammering and defective articulation,
and for the OF
pupils successful operation for
than twenty and directed
A. COMSTOCK, NJ. D., .#
9s Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, N. D., Philadelphia.
following works the American phonetic alphabet, ths
world,
hns
for the various notifications Of the
speech, accent, infection, intonstion, Ac
The Testament sl a5 The Phonetic Speaker, u The
Phonetic The Phonecon The Phonetic Magazine
wo volumes ~ so; MY Geography 25 Treatise
phonoosy The First Book Of Popes Homer lind t26
octave paxes,) 50 cents Minstrel, l2h cents. III
Dr. g publishes monthly periodical entitled Comstoeks Pho
dictionary publication in the Telegraph.
An orders accompanied cash, and directed 70
A. coMSToCK, M. d.. Philadelphia.
Feb lQ-3ds
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BALTIMORE AND WAsnIS0TOS RAILROAD.
Hours OF Departure of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at 9 q. m. aud Al p. IN daiy, and
daily except Sunday.
From al ana p. daily, and daily sr
cept Sunday.
Feb 3-dy T.H PARSONS, Agent
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Posr OyYIoE DKrAKTxksr,
March a. 1851.
o the mail service Of the United States
Iss s sS S G " T. s %
first day Of July The different locks viii be submitted %
viii rs soon a. be- furnishing
and with the right the part Of the
force additional years. by giving
notice that effect than nine nor less than six
procuring the best lock the lowest price, kind
oiock prescribed standard the department relying for
tion invited develop % however, proper 70 state that
Lock for ns mu s
For Of dpacing simultaneously all the mail locks
thousand Keys adapted reqnred be furnished
the within months after the contract shall have
sea saesq s % Keys as as
but will probably exceed In amount three
considered be like already general
will with whom the contract may be made be allowed
any ohe than that Of the Post ONCE Depart
The Kind adopted patented and the will
required entering make assignment his
patent the the department. If the
General requirement
the In the ure OF the contractor at any
time 70 fun faithfully Of his the
have c right besides to the penal
hereinafter menoned TO annn said contract and 10 con
with other party or parcs as ne may see h or
nisling similar locks and keys.
the proposals and specimens offered the pomas
enpedentto select for the the
bidder and for the mails that Of another lie re
% .s. sn ind 3 os @ .ad as
ec. q. The and nc shall deem sna,
for s &c 1sase "s Ss win u e
thirty thousand dollars, fo ifu performance Of the contract
and aso for guarding against their
ing into improper hands the terms o. these provisions % es
No apple win considered accompanied
OF the trustworthy character OF the bidder and Of
"'' A'''' y ''"' N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
March I6-lawtlstJuiy #aH
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The printing all kinds including paper which msy ~
oi the later,o of any
oecs thereof whether he circulars instruction.
warrants torrns retuns blanks solid uatte not, loaded uls
work fu and 6surc Bng and red ruhng
abnips, tide, description me Na"s
known u.ualy designated by The omcr teqans ~ s"
headng folding sieing, pssins, NC, o" us "oWhs w
Srta,on. of paper, wit; a.. x.....
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THE Complete Works OF Jos~phus, translates ~
Whiston volume Of sso closely printed PsSe win
rdsx and several engraving Price, I'm full ,es'ser Mndne -
Ap@ FANck FAfLoA
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specuuy Of the Indies 10 another entirely
much below as pess 70 sdues stock We name e follow
as err. handsome embroidered muslin chem.er
10 1ch embrosdered chemiseis, sleeve. match
y, low priced muslin collars with cuffs to match
- real ,readaes which we win sell great bargain,
Q, misses embroidered csmbrie robes.
we have in sbswis, scarts, &c
Plain and % smS.oasred colored Grape s,swis
Rich coored sswIs, very reh
Black lace, and black Grape and plain black .k shawl.
Also fancy colorcd bereEe cashmere rcarfs
Ladies Wishing % purchase any article .so.. named Ia are pas %
puons any other goods line low house in the
country, :, ,rr ,,,.,,,.o., 49,, ~
n EI.vIIIs srr,nons-2 volumes.
M MannuGs aermons-three series, in three volumes
Holman the of the Protestant Episcopal Chnsch in the
B.hop short. History of,e Church Of England
Tss",ao, r.,"y rny. ""s VOL
Old rSr,h. Errors by Rev. O. NJ. su,cr-i vol
kssTe.ry' i.a%y Mary BY y O. II n T. Tay,oY ,ssy
.,. Tss Ass,' %,,,s. s'Ss :, q sy 2 rsyn, = Tsy'0
M.s,I,,' 2, ,r, 'rns Peal y G. D D T'sc, 1,vor
wyatt's Christian ofces-l vol. -. =
May PRANck TAYLOR
rowSsESD~ New Testament, American edition I,
i edited by DR. Colt vol, large octnvo, 40
Townsend, o'd Testament, similar edition, ~ IS
and tac Apoeupha by Patrick Lou, Arnaad wby, and
4vols. large octave, Sil.
wsinwdrhts Short Family Prayers | vol, ~ cents
wibcrforces Family Prayers. VOL. vs. cents.
Whole Duty OF Man ed,,ion by Rev W. b. Hawkins
Oxford, ! vol, IS cents.
MoSiem's Ecclcsias,icai History, svo,
~ 95.
Paley's Works; 9 vols, svo. complete in p s. so
Studies in Christian Biogaphyj by Osgood. 4 vol.
Morei's Philosophy OF Religion. vol
received.
May FkANck ihhho".
THE Ioonogrsphsc Emcy cIoped,s, NO. 10.
or the ss q Rays by Mrs. souihworth
Byrne's Dictionary Of Engineering No. ~.
Appeton's Mechanics Magazine, No 8.
Jusi published, and for sale by .
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
MAYA booksellers, 9th street.
I,RENCH COOK ERY--The Modern Cooka practical guide
culinary all branches adapted well for The
embellishments private families by u w.
pupil Of the celebrated Carcmeccmpc In one nae
octnvo volume, with numerous enGravnss. Price, ~ 1s.
May FRhNch tH'hon'
MEXICAN Archaeological Researches No, Tn.
Symbol and Worship of the Reciprocal Pncpes OF
Mature II America; by T. a. squier, A. NJ vol, evo
Romance Dust om the Historic Pscer by Mayo author ha
IooiAh, Ac
second volume Of Dickens Household Words just gnnhed
| and ,his received for sale by TASLok Mhukf,
APPS bo"Ase"''s' "'-' ~ '''e"
lrruyArTw--wamsed. = male servant and . good
ccok 70 family None VIII he employees
who bring good recommendation Inquire aims once.
l Nsv9l-iM
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CUPENIOR Dngue OF ypes i-Ftrst Premium f-J- VI.
y WHITEUURshs field Of his operations over
dssueueoyp the country His galleries
~ and 9th streets
No 2o7 Baltimore Bamoe corner Bro.dway and eonsrd
street. York; II Main Richmond; Sycamore
street, Ps,sr'bug Main Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virgins.
extraordinary iusunx faithful and highly finished
iikenessc~ ~ few seconds.
rstay invented by j. H. whiiehurss Eves
airy and iivfss appearance 10 the picture
distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given dis-ssaeon' This
Of Superiority Of his henesep
J. W. calls public generally 10 his elegantly
Lane and TVckers where free
exhibition pictures will be given.
competoo In The
Fair sf the Maryland instue he awarded ths hs
medal by the judges.
ofevery description cspied and moem ease
attended 10. Nov 26-dy
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A. Il G. A. ARMOUR,
DRdPERS .4ND TdILORS, %
No. 303 Broadway, corner of Duane street,

DRAPERs AND TAILORS, 7aHs
No. 303 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
- = -abope the Iruing House, NeW York,
DEsPECTFULLY public
II assortment Of spring goods Of, patterns
asonabe style moderate prices Fresh cloths
s S. % a%s new Of
siu artists employed in This
eonpls,. i Itself Army and navy uniforms made to
ner strangers who nsropou. cstabIi.
everything their taste and perfect 4, is alwny. insured
much admired Castle Garden have been awarded the
drs, premium by the American Institute at their late ar
AIDES Dres. Goods.-The subscriber has
% do hsuTsdLaIase, some DesuiifaI.iyea
sS 20 sis % SIX cents ne
pally very rich patterns
as pieces bohemian grass cloth, and pretty article
10000 do printed csicoes
5000 do printed Iawas, of lsX cents fast coors
The could e, the last few day. win
kindness call shall make that
all may be accommodated =, o
Penn.yivania avenue between 7th and s.h IL.
NEW York and C.liCornia millionaire Association
m a' Of sfs BE-
w" r naTs INC Ns~ s a
.s future ne p: q cash. and
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Agent Of the Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
other responsible parties throughout the Union
the United States apPi
association TO be employed al d
points, where line OF steamers and vessel. can be made
available the mails and freight TO and
om Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
a business doing with Calor
Paei6 Se and long the supply OF gold
goods manufactures will aonish the
aud calculations therefor And this
po6 thereby tins ar.oaon being formed
der the arm aud style Of o. HOLDEN 4 Co,
Commercial and Commission Merchans BANKING
and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital u oo0,ooo
Feb 2-u
DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who ha.
received good and resided far
the position companion
G-.ulIa Iaalxa.4 actakaIt
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CLERKS orroE HOUSE RxrKKsEsrArIvEs U.s
DROPOsAI4s received at this once ,antal sAe
4h day Of May for the delivery the Capitol
ded and my tons Of ae bes anthracite coal 70 ns broken into
posted the Of the CAPITOL free from 6ne particles
oy wood twenty cords sawed in pieces and the re-
mnnder in pieces and be Delivered sawed and slowed
the vaults or before the r:t day Of July ensuing
Clerk House of Representatives U. ..
Intel, Republic, \ Southern Press.l f5
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOoDs.-Just received
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk tA %
70 do DO Chin. .ilk grenadines 5faW
Is do do silk tissues, new style .1
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new II .sH ~
10 do Donna Maria, do a AaA.a1
10 do India sill 5. .ug'- .satr
do printed marques, for dresses, new and pretty
so do berege de aDe
Ie do French figured fouiard silk
10 do French de LANES, very superior ..aE
IS black lace nantes .-.na u...,..5
AH
50 pieces black lace, all widths 19gassE4E
goods all embroidered lace and musn hsmf
collars, kid and stlk ovss
k thread and hosiery Aso large stock Of French an
English cloths, dns vesngs, cravais Ac 70 which
Ap loHawf P. H. HooE Co
NOTIFICATlON.--The beg
customer and the public that they have just opsnsd as and
well selected stock Of the following articles which they invite At
Line. .Aesdns', g, g. 10 10 and and 70 ~, Irish. Iri.n
Pillow case linens, all widths, Irish and Scotch
White and brown cotton, do 8 4 st, iot and iot
White and colored MarseIIes quilts, some large
Rchardsons supeI family linens l4
GRAY nd son q soft finish do
Scotch Hollands for family
Damssk table cloths, aIl sizes and qualities Ed
Table BY yard, all widths
Aso, superior lot Of nk warp and sauze hnnnels
mss Sssse, %o,~% "'S ''"''" p H. aoSk co.
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% Ev. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young iAMsss
~ will be opened his residence the corner o sm Ano
Tuesday the 22d Terms msde Hnown On spp
cation 70 the principal tt8 n5 t4tA
Ap lJ-dtlst May
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rrJE stair-Huilder's (susde--A plain practical
Of hand railing embracing all details, and the
important principles Of practical geometry vciame
with twenty two steel ensravinws. Price 81 cents
APPS FRANCK TAYLOR
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DAETIMOHE Female Coltegc.-rhis nstis,ion incorPo-
rated by legislature Of Maryland and enjoying abca patron
asc thorough and
The buildings pleasantly located WIN
and modern for hs
OF large Of boarding scholars
FACULTY. INSTRUCTIONS.
N. c. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages.
Rev. n, ". Nsiai, A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev. n. H. Waugh, A. M mathematics and natural science
=. H. Pratt, NJ D., assistant in do do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Letires.
j.. Rochester. assistant in English,
a Georgana A. Iulse, French language.
Ellen Gobvecht instrumental music.
M. A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth =. Silccr painting
Mr. A. H. Cleveland, vocal music.
Terms Boarding session, III weeksl sT so
n collegiate department. %
in preparatory department from 90
every Information, be had on
application TO :, :, nr,o,,a 49,,
Az 24-9aw2w NJ bhoohS, ffmo'pa'
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NCuN0 Acad~myFirst COurne.--Mr, Y. r. LAsHv has
the honor the citizens Of Washington and George
Of dancing lessons r he SESSION wiz com
Qh ~ his residence on pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willards hotel -
Thursdays and satur-
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays
Oct 9-dn
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PORN OF RELEASE.

sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-Two w,tnesses
Mar N-dt3 wtSep3l
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For Norfolk. IT
.SNh The Steamer OSCEOLA, having undo rgone thos
49, repairs, viii resume her ups 10 the shove p
leaving Washington every Wednesday and Saturday oc
Returning Norfolk every Monday and Thursday
O'Clock Touching, gons and returning, nj Cone river
usual landings the Potomac for signals TO land
Passage and fare, 81 ...-.u..-....
April Left JAMES MITCHELL, Capsa
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

The following is sPeciman of printers
technical terms; ii don't mean, however, as
much as it would seem to the nninit,ated jim,
put General Washington on the galley, and then
fnisl the murder of that young girl you COM
meuced yesterday. SCI up the ruins Of Her
culaneum; dtStrib,tethe small pox you needn't
finish that runaway match have the high 'ra!er
in the paper this week. Let the pi alone till at
ter dinner, put the barbecue to press and then 60
to the deri! and he will tell YOU about the work
for the morning Not much wonder that DIR.
Faustus was burned for nventipg such diabol-
ical art
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
EsO9sANCE IN REAL HFFE,

a scene took place one evening in the Champ
Elysees, almost unrvalled in the annals of ro-
nance. ihc tenor BorSari who has had A most
magnificent success, and in Italy in Particular
has taken advantage Of a congo to visit Paris
lie was walking under the trees in the Champ
Elysecs, near the Seine, when he caught sight
OF an old man, neatly dressed, dragging forth
from All old fiddle some faint sounds, to which
none listed. Borsari started, struck his hand
upon his forehead to collect his thoughts, and
then, leaving the ladies, he rushed up to the poor
musician:
"Ecco mi, its me, said he in a raging voice
The old man raised his bead in astonishnent
"Dont you recognize me, Giacoma ? | am
Borsari, your pupil, he to whom you opened up
the musical career, he WHO owes to you his rep
utatron and his fortune"
"Borsari!" said tie violinist. cab! now
remember. You have fulfilled my predictions:
you have collected gold and fame. am pleas
ed at II in the midst of my misfortune"
"My poor master, what has reduced you to
this extremity ~
The old man told his story. He had been an
empressario. He had at the head Of a troop of
singers gone through the Isles of Greece but
misfortune had everywhere been his fate At
ter miraculous escape from shipwrcck. he cot
sick. lncompetely cured, he came to Paris to
an old pupil. Giacoma then went to the orches-
ira of little theatre but at last reduced to the
last extremity, he came to play in the Champ f.
lysccs. While the old man spoke, Borsar was
feeling his pockets. All he found was a couple
of pounds. Suddenly he took bold resolution.
"Giacoma, do you recollect the great air of la
Colemna r.
"les."
"Can you execute the accompaniment ?"
'SomehoW."
Begin
At once in ringing, splendid voice, Borsari
commenced this magnificent piece. A crowd
colcctcd--the singing cafes were dcserted-the
carriages drew up and fashionable audience
descended from them. At the sight of such an
audience the old man reused himself; his bow.
directed by firm hand drew forth delicious
sounds. The audience were struck with admi-
ration, and the setting sun seemed to transport
every one to Italy.
When he ended, the tenor took round his hat
No one refused Gold poured in as we'll as sill
yer and when he emptied his own purse among
the heap of gold, he gave it to the old man, ex-
claiming:
"Gacoma. this is on account: | shall see YOU
again.'-PariS Correspondent Of The London
Mad.
SAVING TlNs.--A clergyman, who had con-
siderable Of a farm, as was generally the case in
our foletathers' days. went out to see one ofhls
laborerS, who was plougljnI in the field and
found him sitting upon the plough, resting his
team.
John said he, would it not be good plan
for You to have stub scythe here, and be hub
bing few bushes, while the oxen are resting
John with a coun,enaECe which might we'll
f. have become the clergyman himself, instantly
replied
'Would il not be well, sir, for YOU to have
swinging board in the pulpit, and whenthey are
singing, swibgle litile flax.
The reverend gentleman turned on his heel,
laughed heartily, and said no more about hubbing
bushes.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

Is II for such set of small pertaters
To compare us 10 a pack OF traitors?
Willyou make our godlike Daniel
Sneak home like licked spaniel?
WIN you make old Boston blot her
Glory in sending Sims back to Potter?
Do you dare to add pill more
After snubbing Willard Fillmore?
Bow, WOW, WOW, WOW,
We will raise a row.
CHORUS OF COMMON CoUSc1LLoRs.
Bow, WOW, WOW,
A row, row, a row!
Bulldog, hound and spaniel,
We all go for Daniel,
Daniel, Daniel, Daniel!
CHORUS OF FREE So1LERs
Aye, the old Daniel, Daniel, Daniel,
Mastin turned spaniel,
Heaven save the mark,
Let US hear him bark.
Sauce for goose, We know, is sauce for gander,
And like to see it raise the dander;
But the goose that Kisses Daniel
Shall be kicked from the Hall of Faneuil;
For the sauce want is fair play,
So let every gander say his say.
DANIEL (aSidc)
How insulting the defiance,
or the asses kicking lions.
II / do speak tirerc, the doors must open wide,
And ON golden hinges" swing beside!
EIGHT WuTEp hLpEENES
what haze We been about,
To raise this dreadful rout?
Between bunker kicks and Free Soil kicks
Were in precious fix!
Daniel, il you only will come TO JUDGMENT,
In Fane"il Hall wen give you lodsmcnt.
We pray yun come and speak
In FaErun Hall this week,
On the subject of the hunt.
DANIEL.
&O UO.T'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

Accident Girls wio take The bqt.-On Sun
day, in Euclid, as three young ladies' were re-
turrafg from church ina buggy their horse took
fright at the barking Of a dog. Two of the fair
ones were apllt out, the wheels passing over
them bat they escaped unhurt, save in the
crushing Of boauets and the selling OF dresses,
The hcroincs rallied, pursued and overlook tho
horse, and drove on rejoicing .-lCleyeland Her
all.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
CITY EEOTEL.
William Strong, 5r,

yHyIS House has recently been entirely new furnished
and refcd; and the Proprietor wishes to assure the
Travelling Public that no labor pains will be spared to
MAKE his House agreeable home. The table will ALWAYS
he spread with the best the market affords Attentive ser
want, and ostler always on hand
=" Passengers carried to and from the boats
K.n,sha. April |, 1851,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
I.N.NroDDNMD.--AIorney 3 Conm>cllor

"r atuJe 90 practice inthe District Court of the Ut
.'~1t'~ Also, m The ChauCcrN, supreme anu Circuit
~n Wisconsin and Illinois. Deeds and other inSIru
'> within, To bcu,vi in Tins any other state drawn
,y.el snsntS taken. Oice next door IL Quarcs
"1> G.tea.ou Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16


~ trta-tluly ON hand, large nd well ~ecccdasSort
su.ur If Lumber of all kinds. Clear and common
h,ol, flank rnbc Ioi,, studdu-, Fence Boards, shin
s.-. lsth. SC Yard, in Park street, few rods west
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
=. T.. STGsNE;

Respectfully inform the citizens Of kcno~ha that
nu hand Tor all branches ct operative masonry. TO it,
sl>.rruE, Brick living and work plain and orna
a}rutal. March 20. \ + STONE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
Durkee House.

TUE Subscriber would respectfully announce TO the pub
l. lie that he has leased aud opened the above named
for term Of years and by strict attention hopes
merit share OF public patronage.
q A good Stableis attached to the House.
BENJAMIN DOUGLASS.
Kcnosha January 9th, 1851. 30
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
MARSHALL s. PHELPS,

W,.,hm lNor and Jawclcr. Main street. Southport, Wis.
M work. entrusted To his care Will be done with neat
mesa and tIs-tyfrh