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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

Nh. EDITOR: Perhaps YOU would like re-
port Of the doingN Of the Caucus II WARD ONE
on Wednesday night, for your paper.
The story is short The regular old fashion,
ed democracy met in full force, amounting to
FIFTEEN in number at the City Hall They sue
ceeded in electing one British Wing Of the FIJI
more School (when he gets his seat won't he
feel awkward , and one bunker what's Simon
Pure but hardly l6 OF, to the ID. of princi Piled
democracy. Don't that smell Of success to and
for Hunkerism and -. They took that op-
Portunty to elect a Ward Committee: Messrs
Carney and Coe. Why did not they electa trav-
cling yankee Pcdler, as well as Mr.. Coe r.? He
would know as much about our politics and
have as much Pecuniary interest in our City.
J. II.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
zMOCRArHc CouxrY NOMINATIONS.
County Democratic Nominations.

The Convention of the democracy of this
last, noby sustained their former position and
put forth a platform of principles which no real
democrat can object to, and which is sufficient to
insPirit the timid with yigor, and crown the par
ty who adopts them with success.
II. S. THoRP, E.q., of Bristol received the
nomination of Senator from this district on the
third ballot. Il is almost useless for US to say
anything about the character and capacity of
Mr.. THoHr, as he has been long and well known
to most Of the inhabitants Of the county. Mr..
THoRP served in the Legislature of 8l6, as mem
Der from the western district. Ills energy of
character then commanded the respect of bis
compccrs. Ills capacity for public duties is
commens urato with any demands that can be
made upon his talents and add to this, his nlex-
ible devotion to democratic principle, and we pre-
sent you a candidate worthy the ardent supp IT
of an intelligent constituency.
As will be seen by the proceedings also, we
were nominated for the Office of County Treas
urer. 1t viii not lo unbecoming in us to say
that if we are elected, we shall cndcayor to dis
charge its duties, with promptncss and flcI-
ty.
Oar townsmon, John Erickson, received the
nomination for Coroner, his known business hab-
its, and sterling good sense, together with his
faltering devotion at all times 10 The genuine prin-
ciplcs Of radical Democracy entities HIN to our
warm and vigorous support
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
"Abolitioni,m 49," AboIition..ml."

"A5OlitiOni s7u ''-s'" Al oIitiO ni3In."
We may we'll make mp Our minds to hear
nothing else until after election from o"r political
enemies, or their organs, than this everlasting
cry of abohuonism;' by It they. hope to fright
enmen into the support Of a fugitive slave law,
and the hunting Of negroes.
Just AZ though the frccmnn Of the north were
10 be driven by the Shareholders of the south and
their northern allies into the supper; of las
more abhorrent than ever saw the light from
Nero to Nicholas. Juat as though at the bid
ding ofthis power, we must abandon every hu-
man sentiment that has ever found place in our
breasts, ana eat the words OF truth and sobarncss
which we have 50 often asserted and rcassortod.
as though we were sycophans, ana they were
lies. No species of misrepresentation is to
mean for these niger hunters of the north to
use, while they arc on the scent of prof,ycd pclf
or hopedfor power.
They appeal to the politically timid, with one
arrument-and to the Office seeker with another
in hopes 10 abase them low in the slime as they
crawl themselves. They will assert to the fear
full, that the Union will be dissolved if nigocrs
are not caught and they tell others, tina, all the
blacks from the south viii be here claiming cur
daughters for wives, and our sisters for para
mours if we do not train our dogs, and veil in
the chase Of the fleeing, painting, bleeding, dying
fugitive. And they expect to trjLhtcn us to the
chase BY an extra sncer Of, "ahoiionist.' We
arc OF the Schoo a5olltioniSts that WaSl inrton
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
a CARE.

The undersigned having lea rned, with great
deal Q. pleasure Of the lboraity Of Mr.. CHAM
BERs, the Mana ger of the "RocKwELL CIRcUs,
in rendering to our friend and fellow-citiZen, a
complimentary and pecuniary benefit for the pnr-
pose OF assisting bin in pecuniary means TO 90
to California, take this opportunity to call upon
our citizens to second the liberality of Mr. Cham
bers, in giving the Company large visit, on Sat
urday night, the occasion of Mr.. FRANCIS BEN
EFT. They also wish to express the hope thai
triiling objections will be lost sight of, in the
general desire and purpose of assisting 50 hui
name and seIf-sacrfcing an individual as Mr.
FRANCIS has always shown himself 10th as
We are to part with his presence and company
we are not prepared TO refuse him our aid, wher
we can be SO well repaid in feast of fun, ans
tho smiles IF h. krt1Erpnpi face
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
secret OF SaCcess.'

Barnum in Europe and America is acknowl
edged 10 have been successful man--ihe prince
of managers.
A correspondent of the y. T. ErpretS SAYS
that short time since Barnum was asked the
secret of his success, when he simply laughed
and said "Prin,or'S Lk'
There is volume of good sense in those two
words as employed. Printers ink in the sense
Mr.. Barnnm referred to il, has been the making
of many immense fortunes. Those men who
would command success in business, should not
forget the power of printers ink.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Oct. |. 1851
Assembly District Committee.
FOR ALCOHOL AMI WATER.

rear ms IA mind-ir storms Scotch Cough Candy has
restored me rose ot health 20 tie cheeks u thousands, End
teas O. thousands III the ri'cd states who suffer-
my WIN HE symptoms Of thHt vile di-:sr- Consumption
which ctr1cso man! tu the grave, viii find il thc best
1r'hd l'UnIr, dS at members The medical faculty
expressed their approval of compound of this nature
Where sugar sthc vehicle its cad OF Acuh, and water
aEd hN have only used themselves. but prescribed il
for Their patients, adult and Juvenile.
Price, one Dime per Roil Rolls for 25 Cents or 81
per doA. Liberal Discount made to Country NcrchHnr
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for usc \
handsome engraving OF the Scottish Coat of Arms and t
written Signature OF Hamilton WAGE, 'pr"pricturD IL ~
he outside wrapper OF each roll and package. 44o
Far Slir Iy +. Rohins son, aud start rcaflcrG. Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

u" President Fillmore, the man who former
Iy helped runaway slaves, has sent on his or
dcrs to have all those who assisted in the Sy,a-
cuse rescue, tried for HIGH TREASON. Well let
it work--Fil,morc wants the nomination for
President again, and will probably get it.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

win be candidate for election, represent the city Kc
uoha the towns OF Southport Pleasant Prairie and Somcre
i'll the Legislative Assembly the State Wisconsin, for
the coming year. Oct. 49, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
VI A IL IL m! II.

ON the 10Th inst, by Rev. jason Loihrop Mr. Joux Coy
MR." ms place TO Miss MARTHA NJ. Wm1rLEsEY late
OF IIIIHfed, VI. ~
substantial omIiment is acknowledged and the best
wishes Of tho Editor attend the union Of Love
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

BLooHERs N PHILADELPHIA.-The reign OF
the Boomers, in Philadelphia, NAV fairly be
saldto have begun. On Plea>antevening, Chest
nut street are alive with them, generally prom
enad'ng in parties and attended by gentlemen
For several weeks, indeed, this new STYLE has
been increasing in favor, "a en- indoor costume.
but the nalura, umidity Of tie sex prevents, as
yet, the adoption Of the fashion for promenade 10
the same extent-Phi!. Sun
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
- 4 4, ID:

In Drpcrc on the Cd inst A. f. TERRy, Post Master a.
that TlCc aged ~ years wing three orphan children
and mnny friends TO whom he strongly attached to
mourn his loss.
Mr.. Terry formerly resided at Pleasant Prairie In this CO..
where by his honorable conduct and neghbory depor-
ment, the and confidence of all who came in
contact with him. God protect his orphan babes!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

The amount Of David Pingrcc's liabilities,
who failed a day or two since at Salem, is 75O.-
GEO. and it is SAID that his asserts are nominalIv
100000, a large amount consisting of land in
Maine
Miss Sal!ie Ward, late Mrs Lawrance, was
again married. yesterday, at the residence OF
her father, at Louisville, to Doctor Robert p.
Hunt.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

THE MYSTERIES OF FEEEMAsoNRY, has just
been published IN a new edition, as originally
written by Capt. VIM. Morgan. Those who
wish to discover the secrets, can find all about
them by buying and reading the book.
1t can be obtained at Kings Bookstore
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

u Harrison. the negro man, as he was given
mp hand-cutTtd by Commissioner Smith of Bnf
faIo, to be carried back to savery-sail che had
rather die, than return to bondage"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Powers Cash Store is in full b,ast

POWERS Cash Store is in full bast for the
fall trade. He sells only for cash, consequently,
you don't have to Fay for everybody's bad deb,s,
when you trade Nith him. lie has also received
the fail and winter fashions for gents garments
and is always ready to take measures, and give
the crowd fits Those who are particular
about saving their change, will give him a call
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Late by TELEGRAPH.

Scattering returns by telegraph indicate the
success of the democratic tickets in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Democrats gain in all districts
heard from.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
LATE; NEWS.

November the 9th has been selected for
Thanksgiving Day in Massachusetts. The Bos-
ton Post says that there is an understanding be-
tween tie Governors of all the States to choose
the same day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Latest and mo.t AnDroycd Enshia,,a

She wishes also Ia suggest that shs has nj great mains A.
cured the best assistance IN the branch of STRAW MIL
LlNERN that that department Of her business
will give more than ordinary satisfaction
The patronage OF the Ladies Of this CITY and vi.niv ia
respectfully solicited.
"Te@graph Printing Oaice, and opposite Hale a TOYS .e.s
H;sr,lWa-r store
kruo-ha. 18th
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
ISAAC w. NrEfsNrErz
&. L.. SEEOLI.S

Is Candidate for TIE Assembly from the Eastern Assem-
bly, District of this County
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
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the "n-ttic Juice. Pamphlets, containing Scientific cyi
d"ncc OF its value furnished BY agents gratis See notice
among The mcdIcGl adv crtisentnc
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

THE TRI-wEEKLY SE>TINEL comes to us this
week in new form and beautiful dress. We
are glad to recognize this sign of prosperity on
the part of the Sentinel" The Sentinel for a
party paper has always been liberal and devoted
to the masses. No efforts of Slavocrats will be
able to supplant it in this latitude, as long its
tendencies are of its present character.
We are under obligations to the Wisconsin
and Free Democrat for daily exchange. 1t
would please US to see the bright face Of the
Sentinel every morning. As it is, we are obi
ged for the tri-weekly, and hope its shadows may
lengthen as its DAYS increase.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

j. REMEMBER, that the old hunkers at Madi-
son Did rcpudiatc their former professions and
sentiments on free soil and Land Reform and
went back seventeen years o:time fora platform
Of Priaciplcs--seveniccn years more than a
ha!fof AN AGE back, for principle to guide men
in the year 1851. And remember, that they are
ashamed to own it and deny the fact.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

MORE EyIDENCE.-While we were in attend
ahce upon the wing state convention, we we're
told by the delegates from the west, that Mr.. Up
ham was running in that section Of the state a.
an aHti-bdHt candidate Tint this is the true
position of MIR. Uphain we have not the LEAST
doubt, for his whole confse as pnbc man has
openly been such, and his intimate friends rs Re.
riah'Brown of the Madison Democrat, strenuous
~ claim him as an ENEMY of banks How can
the friends of these institutions be deceived into
the belief that he Is anything else, IN me face of
such evidence, and his recorded votes in the first
constitutional convention -.Jdnesrille GaE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Prof. y. II. Stanford.

Our distinguished fellow-citizen, DR.. Sanford
has been appointed an Associate member Of the
Committee of the American Medical Association,
ION the Epidemic Diseases of Missouri, Illinois,
Iowa and Wisconsin,
The States of Iowa and Wisconsin are rs :
signed to Prof S. as his field of inquiry, and the
Physicians of those States are earnestly solicit
ed to forward reports on the various epidemics
which have prevailed in their respective regions
since January lst, ls49 Address -. +. San.
ford, kcokuk, Iowa"
Wisconsin papers please notice.-Des HONS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
New Goods.

We observe that Leonard & McKil!ip have
filed up their Store again with splendid stock
of Groceries &c. Those who have occasion to
use anything in their line, will do well to look in
upon them, and inquire their prices. lou will
always find them accommodating and honorable
in their deal.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

FAcInrIES FOR TRAvELIyG IN lS5I.-R S
Wade, Esq, has just returned from Europe to
BOSTON. In December last he left Boston for
California, thence proceeded to China in the
barqne q. L. Webster, and thence went to Eng
VIA the overland route from IuIia-thus having
taken turn round the globe in less than nine
months. stopping two months ofthe time in San
Francisco a month in China, and at least a Gort-
night in England.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Rockwell circus--Francfs, Benefit.

This popular company which has been delight
ing the citzens of Chicago and Milwaukee the
past few weeks, is to be with us as WILDE seen
by their advertisement tomorrow night.
They are without doubt. judging from the UNI
qualified praise which has been bestowed upon
their performances, the best company that has
visited the west for some time. On ordinary
occasions they would be we'll worthy the atten-
tor of all fond of amusement or handsome eques-
TRAN.
But on the present occasion, we bespeak for
the ring, the especial attention of those who new
er attended the Circus, since the gentlemanly
and benevolent manager has seen fit to throw
the whole force Of his company into an unusu-
ally attractive bill, for the sole purpose ola BEN
EFT, to our worthy and deserving fellow citi-
zen SAM FRANCIS.
Mr.. FRANCIS wishes to 90 to the land Of shin
/ ing gold and brighter hopes-with the laudabe
design of placing himself in situation where
he Tan lay by something for wet day,
We hope that no man will feel that the means
are not well adapted to the end; we hope that
none will think the end so unsauctifed, that they
cannot consistently countcnance and assist in
the enterprise. a better hearted fellow than
Sam, it is difficult to find in this vale of tears
and in parting with the mite that helps the deserv.
ing, we shall be more than repaid in the rich
aid fattening feast of fun, tina; is reserved for
those WHO are lucky enough to get in the Circus
on Saturday night.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

II We would like to call especial attention
to the articles ''to parents" They are from the
pen of gentleman who knows some Of the
temptations, trials, and difficulties thai bcset the
paths of our youth--and we hope that Parents
who Of course are interested in the welfare Of
their children, will notice them.
THE LIFE OF DAN MARBLE.-Ths original
dellneator of Yankee character has all cot into
print at last The work contains some 240 IA
ges-the cngrayings are well and APPLY drawn,
If any body can relish good laugh (and none
but a villain cannot) if any body wishes feast
of fat things, don't forget to 90 to Kings ana
buy a copy. We have not spoken of book
this long while, which was got up for the pnr-
pose of amusement, which We think half as much
Of as we do of Dan Marble.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

u The Argus has taken great deal of pains
to abuse and Willy the Editor of the Telegraph.
Itcan have an opportunity to convict us of "of-
fetal Perjury" or retract the libel
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

IL For the sake of accommodating the far
mors we see that Lay & TradcwcII have open
ed new store at Richmond We can say to
those who live in that neghborhood, it vii! pay
you to give them call; they have new stock
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PASY Only taroazh Inc tor Csasoruis snd Orego4
The Puhh are r'orn-d thN andsf ne grange
n@rt o. ms tonPsny, sgSsmes insp-ctAd Snd scprore
1y he Nsvy DepsxnenL ara Carrying ne Cael s.l.a
Eal viii continue 70 leavs ParaHs Przn-isco oe
sTods'ie accos.s A1t vii touch al Acapulco, Sac Diegs
Tse talOSns Etsap.nips belonging 70 the Ps-ise Nal
Steamship Cnmpsny arr now IN the Pscihc. Of Which
vi h- s~srs in pom al each end of ne rocte.
Oregon 7. 'o9 urs Republic. - zBs.
California 80 mns; co.1moas So Vns.
f-onrss-e So turs lsg1Fnns:
NDftheruer, 4, 10 un3i uui-oru, So t1ns,
Columbia $40 nns; Antelope;
Fremosl 6a
IRE new teamship COlrmbA vii ply 5etWeen SAs
Frcisco n1 % ru 10 Oregon, awaiting ~ e form-r por
s ,-[sS q ,se nal. A1e troI P.nsns .SS
he steamer from sKr Frs1clsoo
regular ne Of proPeers win De kept up for the uanS
eofisloa Ard transient passengers between Pa5
The vel Enown steamship sarah sands Of SO .ous bar
sen, row prder charter 70 he company sed pecahsrJ
rlns an extra family boat
Ore Of the shove steamers will keep the eonnecrOs
between Acapulco and the other Mexican pofs.
fhe oouneiion 10 the Atlantic viii be maintained BY he
United Slaiet Ma; Steam Shps
Georgia S,of0 uns: Crescent City l.Soo g7nsi
Ohio SCD0 tuna. Cherokee, SO Ilns,
Empire Civ. 1000: Philadelphia 0sO Iuna.
Lesvisg Nsv.YOrk for chazres the lib and ssh Of
PIE new steamship Edorsdo and the Faeon viii form
direct ne between HevOrleans and Chsgres, eaving
Fuch periods viii insure little detenuou possible
the lsihmus ard orung with he Pscthc steamships.
through Inc 70 and nom New Orleans and pors IN Mexico
- Sso,uIs . apo - OrssOn LINZ uWSs0S uVN co
AgertE A. that place
PIE fare for through nckes from Newfork 70 San Fran
cisco. hss been reduced from
$500 In sAte Rooms to...................eSS
So IN Lower Cabin io.......'........'. ~
The rate nom NerYcri 70 chs1re. VIII be al he low.
esI adopted BY any safe seesesmer between hose ports
- and IS south-sL, or al their Agency III WesEst
AD&wn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
VEHE NEW-YORK AND LIVER
4 POOL UNITED STATES MAIL sFEAHERs-

ATLANTIC Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nys,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC Caph Coms1ock,
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton.
Ybese ships have been bulk by contract expressly TOT
Government service every aes been taken n theif con
structon - 10 their Eugines TO insure strength and
speed and thsi accommodations for passenGeu srs an
eouAlled for elegance or comion
Price OF passage from EewYork 10 Liverpool $50 ez
elusive Of extra size Stale rooms Sa-o rom LyefPoo
10 Ne~-Yorh ass. An experienced surgeon anached 70
each sbip. No berth can be- secured undi paid for.
The owBerS OF these ships viii not be ACCOUNTABLE tof
god silver bullion specie i-welry, precious stones or
metals Dueas bills Of sdlng signed therefn and hH
vniue tLereof herein expressed
'--eS SAILING
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
DOSEWOOD PIANO FORTE tor Sale

Cheap There Is present good Rjtsvo ID Pisro
Forte octsveS ny o. TIE D-st naoufsr,uers
10 he civ. ara S575 BE- purchased Or g Z so.
'cstor bs made ihI week Csn be seea a. Co!ions %
Be- Emtu-st myl5 j.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIFIC MAIL TEAMShIF COh-
PANY only ghrough Line ior csiornis az Z ofegon
vs Chsgrss d ect-Fsre Reduced On WstnssasJ; 81.
= as n The splendid steamship ChEsC ENI III i
lelg ions }. Tencer ccumancer viii sAil 90 " eansS
day, Msy =. a. precisely o'clock " rom ne' ps, -
tte FOOT OF Warren 81, n K, will ne O)yernue1' @
FOR Chagres 'courecting wn the hVorte neo s1.ees
Mall steamship NORTHERNER, 70 leave Panama on of
about The l5gh Of June .,-.
For ireish or pAsshse, apply a. tne OIce Nos y 49, -
s. souih a. 3r a. III WesIsL corner Of Warrensi opPe
ale he Para ny II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
NTREkT DEPARIMkNT. ~. tHsi u kec0rds-fa0hc

NTREET DEPAKIMkNr. no tdsH of kecords-fuohc notcs
N.b,,.by gwen b t. Resounte hsve been present
the BoN,d of Adsrnsu To f~Euse aud eede 5on - rom
s8d as To regulate e. n 30 a 10 tast h'st
m as psc. t.st vide on 26h bet~eea lett
ssst River crcs~sh opposite 300 south - 10 me
tlhad To regulate betSeen oh and "a avs
Ior,suaie It bs~sso Broadway aud sh Az As
M wing To regulate 2't ~ from 81 70 stA' An
p, kavng Chur- thereto lue,ed 10 present
Ten 10 wntn 70 hs oe on oroelnre ihs sd
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
NOR NEW.ORLEANs DIRECT-

Il To Srive.sv-rs Gays n scvsscs Of ne U s Nal
Rssesof Fsrs na.erisly reduced
TIE nsw SEC spertid steamship UNION, Capt rhon.s
3 sueo. VII 'esve Pier No NJrgA River. oa THURS
DAY. Nay IS AIS o'olock. Pm
The great speed o. tLs .h!p = sU1ei.os suAaaty 10
passenger, thst hey VII bs landed sevscA days IA ~
vsnce o. he L ; hNi
The Uaon hss double sae-l.vsr resrne eog'nes ~aies
are admitted by oomp-sent rdgcs 10 be superior 70 sny
here,oaor. hgip Ard Der sa.s Rooms and otAs'
rnodsrors or he comfort cf passengers are a5esgsed
her ps1les MI be furnished ~h every iaxgry TOO us
het s1ords
Passengers bou~d 10 New.Orlssrs are Psrgica.sTy 70
cas'.ed 10 shlp beose ,skiog pssssgs ess
For frti ghi or ps,nge. srpy 10
sPoFFOab TILEsrON co.
mylS tleh IS SSaDA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

PURSUANCE Of Of the Surrogate Of tie Couai' Of
IFsw Yofk uotcs tsrsoy % All psrsons having csns
WILLIAM OSBORN ats Of ~ City o Ne~ YORK Printer
present tae Nth vouchers thereof . ths su5scr
Of Gtrrsr ChApn No 45 East 18th street
Cry York, before th4 th day Of August
usrDs;sd SsV YorE tie twenty frst day o. Fsorusry 1851
sGl lsw5nWess PHOEBE L OsBORB. EIec7tr4
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
IoRroRATIos NoIIcE -paol. noic, !, hslsoy 9

NORPORATIOS NOTICE -Fubic notice hereby gwen,
psuuous presented hs Board OF Assant Alder
un 20 the Sewers for Pearl
Broad 20 the hue OF Coen'es I'll
for Hons,on r.at from br'st"N 20 tue proposed
revolutions for lever u ttistfest
Qtb Hudson River also Tor clert, al ths
street ard sven &c All PER
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