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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15
Young Ladies Institute

There was an error in the Circulars with ref
erance to the time when this institution would
reopen. 1t should read 9Th, instead of 18th of
SeDfemhar
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LIE, tNSV.kEANGE

a<AN be crcc'cd ia he JEFF RSCN LIFE INSTR
q j .tNGE COMPANY or CINCINNATI ONO, tscccnd
to Company in The Ini'cl ;'ta;e.) the Muusl or
joint Stock Plan, by application 10
7. J. RAND, Agent.
J. W. Arcn, JR. ~ D.. Medical Examine or.
:. ISL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

u The two Cooks arrested on suspicion of
being engaged in passing counterfeit money
were discharged after examination.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

III We should advise all those who have no
sympathy with Higher Law, ," TO read Horace
Mann's remarks on the outside of this paper.
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OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, 100000.

JOINT STOCK AND MI'TUAIr-ClNCISNATI.
Board Of DirrctOrs:
VIM Bennett, Jno Rdgway, Chas Goodwin,
:. Roberts, r. :. Halne>, JnO ". Blair,
J. W. DoIalUc, Eden b. Rcidcr VIM. Person.
WILLIAM BENNETT President.
= ". REIDER, Sec!. j. w. DoNAuUE, Vice Pres
This Company having appointed W. d. SLOCUM their
Agent 1T kcnusia ty W lSrouSln, prepared To insure
liz The lowcS consistent with safety, either upon
he Joint Stock or Maui Il plan.
the Joint stock Department, premiums payable Quar-
terly, Srmi-Iinu:Iy, or Annually.
ON the Mutual lIn, one hall The Premium paid in Cash,
The b. lance by Noe bearing sA per cent interest, payable
aunuiK Ar persons instrng the Mutual plan pnrtc
pate in the profits OF the Comr"n! in that Department
W. H. SLUCUN, Agent
+. w. IIArcH, Medical Examiner.
kcnUsha City, Aug. II, 1851. 90
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

Man has so bones in his head 90 in his thighs I
and legs, and 81 IN his trunk. He has 434 mus
cles.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

~ Aspeca term of the Racine Circuit Court
will be held in that County, for one week com
mencing next Tuesday the 10Th inst
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

Quo Cine innGti Land Reformprs are
reported to have been successful at the Cncn-
natl Democratic primary meetings, for the choice
of Delegates to the State Convention and it
is supposed that the Convention will give an ex-
preston on the Land Reform principles
Gen Bierce and other Coaiirionists nave been
chosen Delegates from Northern Ohio.
The editor of the kaida (Putman Co.. Ven
ture (who supported Cass) says
sour internal free trade our common history.
our common language, and union of enterprise
and interest, are of more importance to the
Southern millions than can be the slaves of IT,
600 mrn-which is the number of the hcrcdi-
tary slave aristocracy of America 1t is in fact
treason to the Union to link its continuance To
such a cause"
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Id Il H ID:

In Southport, the 18th inst, by falling into tub n
water, LEUELLA MoNIRAH daughter of William and Cha
lotte ID. Smith, aged IA months.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

NJ CORRECTION the article last week
relating to the accident in Pleasant Prairie, we
stated Gas we had been informed) that no one was
present at the scuff1e, between Won Brands, and
Gallagher. We have since learned that the
statment of our informer was incorrect; for it
was in evidence before the Coroners Jury, that
another man was present, who saw and heard
all that passed between Gallagher and Won Bran
dis.
1t was an error also, that Gallagher went to
Won Brands in the field: for it was in evidence
that Won Brands went to Gallagher. and COM
mencet the affray, while the latter was at work
with his hired man, stacking hay. After full
and satisfactory examination, Mr.. G. was &C
Quilted by an intelligent jury.
Our advice to men who go out hunting, is to
leave the brandy bottle at home.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

THE WHEAT CRoP.-A good deal of COM
plant is heard among the farmers Of failure in
the wheat crop Many pieces of spring wheat
are said not to be worth cutting. The growth
of straw is fine but large proportion variously
estimated is blightcd. The crop of winter wheat
is tolerably fair we believe, but a much less
quantity than usual has boon so,vn in copso
qucncc OF the failures the two or three past sea-
sons.
OATS -Thn Dat crop never was better, be-
sides being excellent in quality, tits exceedingly
large in quantity Oats will be plenty.
CoRN,-The corn crop looks WELLS not as
forward as usual but if the autumn should be
favorable, corn will be plenty. Elkhorn Sar
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Wants of the City.

Next to good roads and good harbor for this
place, is felt the want of a grist mill to do Gus
tom work. We are going to suggest how this
can be done.
Let an individual with some capital, purchase
the half of the steam planning mill, now offered
for sale by Mr.. MOVES, and with it connect q
snug grist mill, which need not cost more than
$4,000. The engine already there is of sufficient
power TO do the work for the grinding, as we'll
as all the planning, saving, &c, for the rest of the
establishment.
This will furnish full employment for the en-
CINE, and fill desideratum which will always
be felt here until some such mill is in opera
ton.
This will draw great deal of business TO the
city, which is drawn to Racine; for there is not
a farmer in The vicinity, who is not compelled to
drag his load out to Fox River, or to Racine to
get his wheat ground.
And this operation would pay better than any
thing we know off
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kfNOEHA COUNTY COT Kr

kfNOfliA COUNTY COT N
OF the first Monday in August 1851 held Court OF
Probate.
In he matter of The Estate of WILLIAM ERAND dcccased
reading aud filing The Pc ion of Asa Newell and Joha
+. Cady, representing AMONGST other things thai Vi J.
liam IIrand llc al the Town Pleasant P,airlc, departed
this life The 3lst day Of july. ISL having before
made his will and named them Executors thereof and sgn-
fying their acceptance Of srCh trust aud asking probate
Of said viii may be granted and laid Petitioners app inir
Executors thereof IS Ordcod that said application l..
heard before a ihc Court House tie ciiy kcno-hT
county the Fourth Monday in september next,
o'clock A. ~ n notice thereof Lc gy en- by publish
pg Ills order three scCc>Sc rks bc!oe tia! day in tho
heHoha 1u pt. newspaper published in said city
and COUNT, By the Corrt. 80
ISAAC n sToI DtRD. County Judge.
- STRiY.-Takcn up by the subscriber. In the
y.a. Town cot SHcm, weeks ago, three year old
ZCAA. CREAM CDLORtD HORSE COLT. Tie own
or IS requested to prove ~ chs re and re him
August list ls5-4w
q. a a REWARD will he paid by us for The Of
- " 81 sc OF Fairbanks Platform Scales, taken from
the Red Warehouse about six month. since
Aug. /. T.. >. & II. X. ELKINS.
E1ovERED BUGGY.--A first rate Eastern Manufacture
"a ed Buggy for sale, very low, by -
Aug list 1871. MhiO-flr "hNNiiL & 10
CIRCUIT COURT OF KLNosHA CON- CHANCERY,
John Hockney, }
Sarah IIockney. On reading the affidavit Of H. r. lows
lee, this and on motion OF Towslce Il Randall Com
panns Solicitors is hereby ordered That Sarah Heck
ney, the above named DEFENDANT appear, plead,
denur TO the BIZ OF complaint in this cause before
the 81 II day N October next.
And is further ordered That COPY of This order be pcr
sonaI served on said defendant within twenty DAYS
the be published for six weeks successiveIy once
each week. in the Kenosha Telegraph newspaper prin-
ted and published in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin. Da
ted July 10th ISL HOMER +. SCHOFF,
Court Commissioner Of kenosha County,
Towslee & Randall, Compartments sol. 6
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THEATRE!
BENEFIT OF
c. B. MULHOLLAND.

On which occasion will be prcsen:cd Washington rvngs
Great Legendary Drama Of
"LSzP VAN NiNKLE,"
or the "SeCper ot the CsfsL. After which Singing and
DaEcingIO be followed by the popular farce entitled
"a Exit at thc RsIOOmer."
After which, Comic Songs by Messrs. Nuholand Ian.
grSh0 and " kins, 10 cOHcIGo with tie BuTc:ta ola
Glance AT NctY York
NOSE, one of dem behuys, Mn. MCLHoLLAEp.
Performed by him RI times in The L. $.
Spkxce t0he Dc bntt
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WINTER MEglAT ELOa,R.
NOTICE.

NLOU made OF the best inter When from Michigan
IL for sale low by aug SIMMONS Il son.
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CITY TAX ROLE.

THE Tax PAYERS Of this City hereby notified that she
Ciiy Tax Kohl is ia my Possession; and those ~bC
sh to pay their Taxes will fd me NJ the CIIy IIHll.
6. VI. CHISHOLM, Cly Treasurer
Aug. Is, 1851.
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Es n "a REWARD will lie paid by the return Of
- " sc OF Fairbanks Platform Scales, TAX en- from
the Red Warehouse about six months since.
Aug. /. T.. :. L. II. X. ELKINS.
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- Ls,t Hair Restored.-BoGLEs HYPERION

- Lsst Hair kestored.-BOGkEs hfrShiSN
EiJII FOn IhE HAIh-lhs EfsAt Lssst.n' p" Va
t,. IS fr.u IT. IutlIsc virtues IN the course "I ""e
,,ar staissd she gTesf,st celebrity ahd s~hcs Dfsvm
mil one ts~eTWg a)pve al aItc - iOf shnaI pui
pos,s .y.f kHenB 10 Afancy It's nalsan y 'peilss
hoth tls HAIR is enb s,4o aece crate rs sfvN'H
,1,sp II 10 usiur y. and continue the F'ssss'lon 81
h..lflv ysoT sy Stiffness and laruf0 l. rednho@ocy -
lie Ia De "a If hfe GeLIA and Du'lb M, . GhgeA
Al c AID ~ puTI'Ies, sld sdeHs tne Use o Tue haS
1
slant suf sHrDTRI ely shONn IN c@sr' OF o~dSe,s
VIA ever aiming (pfased ny hume oas iesn
ms =, ctl. 81 he yiepnet0fsl II sAc tag ustrtBp
nom Il latent tie artse prossssi % 81 F,Ay ."
that IN nuuefous Sbs IL other spsriho. nae
f.,I.d bOGIES Hyperion Flu j has says'ssdsd the -
1psuts II Az Ttnsa 10 ul Die fude o. os Ae sh7
p,rusr.u 4c, aud lt-s Il rAtne. lss fOa'ts ihs
q, sInsttng proB.lties Je also emB.ly sUcesIu Ia
TIE pIesenI,a II Az hslr. A 40 altia'y oi IL mas
hts,ty IT, proved tsn he fc, ihS' y j. 10 os
fund az be tni e. II ryeN iady Of shI"n =,
T. - lad Of A b ID. SANDS. No ioo fulton a.
gu.hton. Clark L Co No 10 Broadway J. MnntH 20.
No iSs BresdSay, Wn Cary 20 No go ren, >,
r.e oy the Druggists and Psrfgners Throughout 'hs
gorlC.
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~ AIcbymi.tie and Amusipg.-Ns- 4

~ Alchymi,tic and Amusipg.-Ne- 2p2ek,gn
Of IN o- he re n leity EO> ESD.f. TdUh
nay sd SATURDAY EVENINGS II .as ~.ek a =.
y'cors 10 Hcte Chapel, opposite Se- f"rs hotel Ga
s-u,dwsy sad 10 Br okisB. ~ Broc-tn lnstrats 90
wssb1 =. s-si GA FRIDAY EVENISG, A., q u
,t scu m. ne NJ Al II orloes wilma change Of p,f "s-
snce eacn evening best Efforts o. Prot "a as
a. less. Tickets It the DOR ,bsls - ceth 1en ntn
and two Iaaies 20 csbt. chdf0E III cents oH IL
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uHE GRAMMAR of

Il ENGLISH GRAhNANS, . -,
vrh . introduction hRtsrcsl and crils1 hs Ns'se
Hsthodcaly srau g,d auey 81 astrstsd, with To- n 81
correcting and parsNg tapr'p''c Tor cpfr~cuoa ~
pies fer gaiBg Qu's 70 essminaii'n. ehsrcses ~
~ULs. eessfvspors Tor the advanced stuOeet decaa rs
rrfs the iett tmeat Il disputed poas eseasoaa
structures and de'encts eShbtl0a " tae sev" "A
methods al Analysis ana ksy 20 he Oral Er'rns-s 70
Which s.c,u four Appet d,-s PesiItog separator, 70
the four rar's Grammar ii Bfews. al hnt et the
Institutes OF Ebg III Grsmp,f. TIE ~ lASss OF ka<''s
GrsnEar, 81. 1EIs az published hy
dl6galiw. ) : " WOOD. No. s6i Pssrl-st
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THE FUTURE WEALTH Of AMER

IT u t = = " II W II - II II " = IT "
II IcA-Beng glance AZ Ihe Resources OF me atsu
q ARC he md Ayr coural ivan ages OF
c,lat ps tDe Tee Coffee and Indigo Plants, he Da'e
A.tto In I.sohse Cuaya OTanse Line ct on, Nut
meg Ia, IA dia rD,bsr Ka apools Oh and Black Anlsh
a., the Inlar Coos, OeITy the Bsmbo, and Cane no
isut sfss estfihs c7ohuy sad Vtre,y OF y" ea'
Fsl - AID Oh sesd- from Ia ltudes parallel with our
STATE a. Of sesu the Epsrru-e. Aiso the M
.cf,p Ia n Inbl, pr cess 4 hacbiDg the Spawn II
E the fAclles Of Supplying every Ank spd piece 81
raE~lb lsh VIII q bese" 81 ihsShina tf-ds tue
psr,1g " a5- "a go COO OJOof JhiSese
VII f-,irw # PieSsAt and Future II ca-,hs m
Of he cO0sIte ed WITH aTepig 10 ne
sseronhat Americans Anal, AarOns ADD STA istics
on Free and Save l. Dor b. FRANCiS bOSfsGE Ia-r
r,6,n IN Ipds a. Of CHINA iof fpftsen yrafs aao
ato has been "A tour IhTOogn states the last Yea
MT tho.
sutt O. ~ leT,nn a. o CROSBY 5. Exchange bll d
-. N.~yn,S pc. 81 dl7 llt
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INF ROCK HOME BEAUTY

j C.lsrea III. Day . "-b ishsj h, g PUTNAM.
l. Use HOOK Ov fOME Beauty BY Mr. XIX
laAs tmbsh th tseNs el. x3atls eogrsved SemAe
PsIrHs tesata ooloiei ~ penal 60, morocco, co
psr ezra So
II INDIA PRoor COPIES. ~ double sss pa,sr. I'M
renal fele, rotcco. x'Tt 50 .~,,.
Ill THE ROME sOOK OF THE FICTekesSus'
Win oseha arees b. Ifv CtDieT, byaht and aefs
AND ilususisa ~ i9sp sd'd, .sed smHein Lano-
.cs'es 60. Go e,ta ( l. edgss - norcss eius, siS'
lDcls pre- f. porlcro. s
" These ave b. h mass'he-st basks Load A'hsaxan
" The susFAyiLg, dRP ~ e1,eJeat saut
(Lsglon SPEC ,a,or.
Surprising anything Ne have YET sssa trsa he eurir
e lm.Tcap artiss fiaispaAisat
res Il'u,trs.ions are Of the highest oh sSc ar"
lEvssAs pss,
The r,asu,s, op.s e TIE Christmas n books.
an Literary verh
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4 OOK OUT.-The news-boys and pc
ricd csl agents IN Mes York and all The ptnepa
cti,s faye On sale mice npiv cens the popular ant
Interesting NEW YORK REvEfLLE This weeks num-
ter u full Of capital wood cats anehaoe leisA boery
,to,s aE,cdotss ard punular ~ passing even
Tie Rrs d-serv.dy the bot ard cheap-s ne ~srapsr
pnhlphsd IN The United Sta'es. Only iwoesnts
an 81 BURTON & co. Publishers, No II Am st.
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Tx MARV Wells NEW WORK.
Il CHARLES SCRlBNER New York, publishes THIS

DAY
DhEAM IIFE-A Fable al tie Seasons RI IL Mar
vel 1 vol lnao nriofyn Revenes NJ Bsrhstof."
Tkud toiiIon 81 THE Old GUARD Oh SApOLEON,
from MaIepgo 20 Ws'eTos g. J. L HrAdisy vol.
linz with eleven iustfarsns
NEw uLUsrRArED wosNs-Ju>r PUr Vgo,
Dar'eys 4 us, al. cs 100 tsinx the aiies th0a ana
Of REVERIEs OF A BACHELOR; o. lex Of the
Heart By IL Navel ivn ,sss, With - lis'i stions ~
barley. In cloth. foll alt. 81 Morocco eNrA 80.
MRS klHKLSND
THE EVENING BOOK, Or Flresds ra'es ~ Morals
ard Nasners-wrh Sketches OF Weston Life By Mr c.
Kirkland vol $40, ceih. f0ll gilt, 81 So horsccs
sitrs, IS
MRS RLLvr
WATCHING SPIRITS nv Ms T. = Enet aatAcS
Of Women Of he Rsyolstl,a." vol, svo, WITH hns
steel trsravn - una cloth fsli gut. pnce 81 %
YOUNG'S NIGHT THOUGdrS. nov reaay with Ne
Of the anthoF critical Il hts Sftnss and Ri
HlaraioTy Notes By James Boyd In voi sve. els-
sanily Ilnsused With vsstslfs Desgus. engraved 81
Burt Piiee, CLOTH fall gait. S. Morocco. extra So
DIS %
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" Religions Copference.-Ths Uslsa contcT
. hs.ups 81 Ikivrt.sists Ill b. he'd rms ~ r
Ming az he Chu,eh a. the Res'orat - NOsrce a's
Brs.klyn Re-, M BAILOU ard Rev Mr. CHAPLIN
aud eihsrs Will isss PAT IN iHe sAeFcses Services IA
Et1es al o'eis cs d8 IL
~ What shall II profit a man II he gain the whole
world be his soul kthr>'
esrhire N he church en'rey Of La'sht sad Vaficx
s,s at7g N .YVERY EVENING this reeS. .Vc.pi
SATURDAY. Sea free dli
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~ American Attention CATALOGUE OF
WORKS OF ART to De- DISTRIBUTED AMONG the
bENBERs at TRIPLER HALL, FRIDAY EVENtNG'
Zee 49, The ps,eit Collection conis'as MO Az "OHh'
o. HIGH COST and SUPERIOR AEhIT, than that of
Any PREVIOUS YEAR sDd n vii - las'e asa n P!o-
porlEn 10 the suouht Of suDscr piioLs Iece.Vea
n Az I.
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~ Ninth Wayd-The Wing electors 81 the IXth
Vsld sIs.ss,t.c 10 n.e IN pursuance ol the cal o.
the xlic Msis GsseTAl Committee q the BIZ
81 House op bEDNEsDAY, The ~ INST between the
soars Of aId ocoes M for III purpose " sesc log
I,. D.tgat.s 10 Inc DE- m pcssie Wig Ceusral smt-
zee FIVE Delegates io the Democratic Whig Ysusg hess
General Com and also ard Connttee 10 con-
n. II III ee iT each District rke eiec ism eesly to
lbe request Of The Gsn.ia Comm tee will ne cDnd lctsd
BY Inspectors VI The Wsrd Bv order Of he Ward
COMMITTEE. ID MILLIKEN, Chan man.
JAMES W IIRR. Secretaries dis 3t'
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ADAMS PRESS FOR SALE.-T
Premier"
THE GREAT NEW-YORK PRINT


THE GREAT NkW-YORK PRINT
y IfGHoUsE BAKER GOODWIN co ,pkOPRI-
ETORs -GTsisiuIy sekBosiedg gths success
unsqpslea The hstoy VI The sh-~sich has attended
uen sB'srJrrs. The Piopn.to'.o II The GREAT STEAM
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Tibun. Building, cor.
spruce respscfsiIy sBs"snse to tsssr
patrs and tn. puole taat have rscsnty
made very mems iof the prosecution u
her the coming Jsar They have 1st opshed adj
drisnal 70 ms and added several Of HOES IMPROVED
STEAM PRESSES. sna DO.sss greater f4c. lities
than ever f,f sgsestng IN the most beautiful asnasf
EVERY DESCRIPTIONS or PAINTING.
u Ubhte most est hmsBts sysfy cisss Of work,
I'm the snlal.st card ~ he s'E.- s0o as epD~a
hs Office aud ALL style VII en- - admitted W De IN
Ihs ssssbli,hnsni is Of the most ertss.ye n
he oorIy eceuy ~ sIs. ea,t ~ ~ n..,sa
aad spIgce al The kads Of oz "a sgnist Jss
sss hsa.1sysr wsIs sgy H.SDs. ssps.
Tg ma1y Of the mosg erDtnsn ski1ul zsd accom-
p.." T bee.. - IN Ocs emorscss tho prssss VI
looks Of EVERY KIND
MEDICAL Al LEGAL CASES, $500
CsTALOGUEs on COLLEGEs AND SCHOOLS,
hIPOkTs. ADDRESSES, sEkMOss.
CEETIFICATbs CiRCULAhs CARDS
rFw-PAPERs AND MAGAZINES,
CONSTITUTIONS AND BY LAMss's,,rs
S pooLLiHciiEs o TN iiSssatfRsEcE s.sK CHECKS.
Bill EEADs. BLANKS; RECEIPTS.
ESsTEEs ASp d ss2SsA ss5 ssd sas
rkYsTAL AND VELVET PRINTING.
srd ever dsseptso Of iyD'saphy n NE f'' s'ys
OF IN, att q, tbs loves c4.h pee
IF ItwJl costume q be the Il the Pfopeetoss 70
nsrn the tile. fREsItR' ~h CD hs ns'a Applied 70
isbor or eTtsas ~ N roacBs every az wye
sId eaebiseiJ iefdng 81 sd's0 re TyUox'aahic Ar
so1cfed E.'in,stes chesifoiy seat.
u Cash Press. Tenn. Cab 1890. 49,.
pIsIEL GoDwIsi cor Ma and sprace-sss ! :.
JoHs THOMAS ids MwkFis-Oin oppDsss Guy han.
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Buntline's Great Work.
DEADY THIS DAY.

Mauyaft Revived
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
PERCIVAL kEENE,
Tale Of the Sea By CaOt Manyan. an.hor Of Peter
SIN pie" Jacob Faithful" Phsnfom Ship" sc
Thus Is work that cannot be equaied IN tbs whsle
rsusd Of roparcefor the tremendous power Of It's de-
,cripon for the awfalness Of s subjects and Tor the
bnlnpcy and yarsy the eolos with which they are
panied
Copples in ose large voane; revised and illustrated
proeMc.n.s THOMAS ORhSBY Publisher,
d,sau No ft2 Nassau st.. cor. OF Ann.
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EIELDING'S WORKS ILLUS

LsIELDING WORKS ILLUS
i TRATED.-New edition, Just published,
TOM JONES, az, The History OF a Founding With
illustrations BY Cruik.hahk Price 50 cents Being the
brat If tae Of the edition Of his cssbTAed
althoTs works now IN preparation.
In. cultivated genius of Fielding santlss sm to
hh IA, am opg the classics His ~orks exhibit series
q. picture. drawn With all the descriptive fidelity Of Ho
sar,h They highly entertaining, aed viii alsays be
read with pleasure" lkn'fs Essays.
sTKINGER 4 TOWNSEND. Publishers,
dIsu No. 222 Broadway.
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Relations Notices.

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r. IT, cl.t, .na the IwsAiyAEih Of ne FEN as
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VFDNESDAY lfrh Dec. 1871 -, . q.
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=, he az. n ,on Al ~. Cesg'eEA-ona Chpen. OsiSa-
sosars the Pfrstyteusn Chufch. Csfmtes ana tue
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The ansBs Ne-.inr VII bs held az 0c-tct N the
wing NJ Yesriy Reports vii Be D s>sllei 40
= 1855 VII te d.lyefsd D. Rev j. ssIne H"s X )
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T,crssd IN cash and lplons, toward the sappoat
o. be s, cl.ty f,r the etsans year
he al etfsIc, Of The Clergy psrlcaHiY feqcesae.
,.stas1 ~ ~ O. nef EerSots Nho Interested
he difusl.n IF religious puih throughout me conm-
ps az e. ptciay 4iHons the man; tAos a. eay asz
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1Treanx, 70 and q Cansst, NeN- orr II hls one"
aIsblsbrd by Commissioner 0i EDis aI"h Nheie 'dh
ways he found lzTge nambsrs % thorss @hd 'eI'ALs
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Al ed d, writing the sapsnnIendsnt and s"hdhs 20
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r. Twelfth Ward.-in Pursuance Of the cal If the
GshsJal Cemptts. The Wigs Of I've Xlib Ss'd are re-
essN.d TO meet ~ pntz's Hotel, nsy Of 4 hiv and
l2sth 81 oD WEDNESDAY the l7Ih ms, fro 3 ts 5
ociOck p N to elect Ward Con nittse IF ~ f~r the
liz year ard e Delegate 10 cash Of the General
Conn ntets By oder Cf tbs ward 60 matt. ee
MARCELLUS EELLS, Chairman.
G., e. MILLER Secretary.
TIE pres.At Wad cosaIi,'ee meet al Ii, place
the 18Th n.st. a. =. NJ. dc ~
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ITO SHIP-BUlLDERS and PITT:
II sAwYERs.-STEARx JACKSON s sspsnor G. =
PIT q sLs feet. c0astsbtb hsee, VINO $500
ant retail. By ;. LITTLE. Nos - and - Fsiieh7"-
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