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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
friday. Anrii 8. 1892.

" We present to our readers this week the
Circular of the Chairman Of the Committee
which was appointed TO fix upon the time and
place of holding the National Free Soil Con-
vention. The position of The Wing and Demo-
cratic parties at the present time, rs ar as their
connection and subserviency to the spirit Of sa-
very is concerned, is as abject and :owerngas
the veriest tyrau, can ask The candidates OF
the Wing party are, first in Prominency, Fill
more, then Webster, then Scotland Scots
chances pgoPortionally The smallest, as ne
- had the least opportunity to show the sup
IF his knees in worshiPping the image
South has set up; as the chances Of
.nore are the beat because he has had
opportunities TO show himself the most
Led 10 the interests Of Shareholders in hunt
Z fugtiyes, and ordering the trials for treagDn
of all those who have stood By when slave has
seen fit TO take his freedom. Webster has sunk
himself as low as he could, and has given all the
evidence Of devotion to the interests Of the South
that man as inconsistent on this question of
freedom and slavery as he has been, could DO.
The man who once claimed the Wilmct Provi-
30 as his thunder, and who pronounced the nom
ination Of Gen. Taylor not fit TO be made, and
who has since made himself ridiculous in lis se-
nifty by his efforts to hoop the Union with his
compromise measures, and who has declared the
Fugitive Slave Law the bond of the Republic,
will find some difficulty in getting Southern
support in National Observation-Disclosures the
mass Of the Northern doughfaccs are ready to
throw up thcir hats and shout great is the God
] Ike Daniel"
The candidates Of cold iogcyism," and Young
America are all in the same boat at last
Those who stand the best chance OF nomna-
ton, are Cass, Buchanan, Douglass and Batter
Cass stands poorer chance than in '48, and
would receive much smaller vote If nominated.
Buchanan IS pro-slayery as he can be, and
would therefore stand well. Douglass being
from Il free State, notwithstanding his pan.a-
tons and negroes in the South, would take the
donghaces of the North, as well as the Slave
drivers of the South to whom his slaves in their
rice fields would be so many hostages Of bis fc-
atty to their interest. And thus, in our opinion,
the little giant" would stand by FAR tile best
chance Of the nomination at the Baltimore Con-
venton. The little prospect which Gen. But
Ter had for the nomination on account Of supVo-
scd availability in uniting he IIuuker and Free
Soil wings Of tho democracy, has been cloudcd
and disspa,d BY his frank and prophetic avow-
al in the following cxtrac! from his recent let
ter.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09

FREMONT fEMrLE BURNED.--A dis, atch from
Boston, dated the FIRST says fremont Tenn, i.
YRS burned that m"ynDg--os> 100000. 1t
was Mostly occupied by artists &c, who were
insured for S32, 900.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09

LIGxT FIogsE DESTROYED - The Light
House "A fhe month Of the KaImazro river,
Michigan, was washed from It's foundation and
fell on HE l7th, being unwilling. the corrrspon-
dent OF the Detroit Advertiser writes, "to serve
airy longer as decay to an unimrrovcd larSn5,
after having long Witnessed the distress, danger,
AM dcath nt many mrriner, only for ~ wnnt
OF that which us SrcrlIege on the part of Con-
gress 70 withhold"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09

The Madison Argus have arranged their !bel
%uit with Mr.. Booth, by full and fair rctraction
declaring that the alleged libel from tho Com 2
mrrcinl Advertiser got in without the know ledge
or consent OF the proprietors - WIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
sac Prison COMMISSIONS.

Henry Brown of Wanpnn has been appoint,
ed by Gov FarwolI State Prison Commissioner
in the place Of John Taylor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tnts,.

The Bill to be reported TO the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, by the committee of Ways and
means, al Washington, and proposing the d,tri-
button Of the fourth in>Iailment of the surplus
revenue among the States in pursuance of the
act Of jane 23rd, 1886, makes the following ap-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
The New System Of county Govcrnm

u The following are the amounts npportion-
Ell 70 tho different towns in this County, Of the
School Fond for the year Of 1851:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
KESOSTEA MARKETS.

TELECzlpH CrrICE, April =
WHEAT. Spring, 35a40 WINTER s s6J.
Oats, lGal8 ro.a'Cs 81 per bushel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09

IL The Till submitting the Maine Liquor
Inv to tho people has been passed by a vote of 35
70 %.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
MADISON COKsESH SpONDENCE.

hose marked with a x have been elected
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Died,
On Wednesday. May TO- Of consumption, Mr. HoRArIo
r. RoBERTs in the 35th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his brothcrn
law 81 Blocker street. this morning, at 10 o'clock
His remains viii be taken to Eizabethtown New jersey,
for interment
s"'"ss .a Illinois, papers plea 50 copy
At Guines Island Of Cuba on March Is, FERDINAND s.
MARITIME merchant Of this city, in the 3th year OF his
age.
MARITIME also Of Stephen A. MARITIME respectfully
invited attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock,
from lbs Orchard street without further invitation. His
remains viii be taken to East Chester for interment
At yanderbilt's Landing Staten Island, Thursday
morning May 20, Of bilious rcmittent fever, Mrs SARAH
IL BEAsrEp wife of Captain James Braisted in the 18th
year of her age.
Her friends are requested to attend her funeral with
out further invitation from her late residence tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock.
On Thursday, May 20. CnsAnE CAsoLAsr, native Of
Bologna, Italy, after and lingering illness OF
eight years. in the 10th year of his age
His relatives brother professors and all his friends
respectfully invited attend his funeral this afternoon
at o'clock from his family residence, 100 South Eighth
stl Get. Williamsburg.
On Wednesday, May 10 Of scarlet fever EnsxIvE MA
son youngest son of Dr. Alfred G. Post in the 7th
Of his nge.
The friends the family are invited to attend his f-
neral this afternoon O'clock from the house of his
father, No. Leroy place.
On "wednesday. May 19, THOMAS HENRY THuRsroy, in
the 31st year of his age.
His ft nds and ncquantanccs and those of his bro
thers law Matt and Edward Roech and of Mrs Goobo
also the members of the Samakes Society, invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon ut o'clock from his
late residence, 279 Elizabeth street.
AT No. Crroll place in this city. on Thursday morn
ing May 90 after long and painful illness, RICHARD IL.
LEyNE.
Ills remains will be taken to Albany for nterrnent
At Hamilton G. W. on sunday May TO, RoBrRT Az
DREW WASHINGTON second son Of Mr.. Isaac Buchanan,
aged four years.
Friends win please accept this intimation
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u. s. Commissloner's Office.

May 20 Endeator make ReroH. and assaults ipiM
Dangerous Weapons Samuel Reed and William Jackson
colored of the bark Peytona this
Ing brought up on the charge Of cndcavorng make
revolt aud committing assaults with dcathly weapons
number Of witnesses We're examined by MIR Rdgcway,
who appeared for the United States; which showed that
the I'D Of April last two degrees west Of the Azores
Reed used abusive and mutinous language to the
off assaulted them with Ratchet and sheath knife
threatening to kill them and Mt another time assaulted
the captain and both uIatcs with maring spike The
e,it against Jack not strong and he
accordingly discharged. Reed held for trial.
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sated accomplishing shat il a other countries
has failed TO do-tie Magic Fluid has restored tho hair when
zone thirty years lie great discovery or checking and re-
leving ScssicRnes viii be the greatest blessing OF the ac
these remedies mover fail IL fairly tcd Millions OF dollars
ought ord will be made from their sale Dr. kcngcr IS
nearly tho only American his have
ported n risht good carnestthc wealth and distinction OF
we lane have put their shoulders wheel Of for
tune must so Ont never be much greater than Wm,
~ as fast tho surplus scattered among
tho maseeE-he ptibtertho Faeui;y gro aetipr bhiy-
ninety nine out O. every hundred II in their
IL Wild, cheap pleasant and g. cure matter whas
the ditcasc Sold in worry large family bottles at 81 each
No. 20 Pearl street. Nas 800 and so Broadway r. Hope
Co. Hudson and Chambers stre"ts most e.to.nd-
Ing eurcsrnd facts tho Dr. ne In y son.
ses ick all will be asonphei and delighted with this
prscy little sheet--dcn'. fail & get 10.
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TIIE TURF :

CENIREVfLLE COURSE. a. L-TRoITINC.--MoS
- gay May ~ &c o'clock Z. n.-Iursc and Fcertakos
Sau Two milo heats. In harness. G.. Spcer uamos 70.
1sconyj s. Nc iauGhn namos b m. Lady brooks; ownor
names b Pelham. The above will he an unnsu ally fine
race from the fact Of the capabilities Of engaged
Lacy Brooks 9 been weighed in the balance ald found
70 want nothing but fast to send along and tho
padelpha horse iacony, u sure TO perform that duty
beyond d0utt-he Is capital nag, and positively
start Pelham conJccturrl will be about 10 tits crowd
and make amends for HIS previous this saassn
Therefore, once more assert the coming
ero umnibusc leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyn ocioo
u W. ana return as soon the sport Fare
way % cents. JOEL C,tNKIIN Pronriator.
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NIarrlcs

On Wednesday. May H. by the Rev. j. b. Grinne,
Mr. Jons CRosB to Miss SARAH JANE JENNINGS all of this
city
In this city, on April 2S by the Rev. Mr. Summers,
Mr. @. X Flsii, of Virginia to Miss ELlzABErH o. MUIR
Ply of New York formerly of South Worcester Otsego
county New York.
Albany, Schoharie and 0tscgo papers please copy
At Brooklyn. November "a, 1851, by the Rev. DR..
Stone. CHARLES EDWARD PRESCOTT to REBEocA LiEsE,
both Of New York
ing May 10, by the Rev. Thomas Armitagc Mr. Henry
A. SMITH, Of this city. to Miss CLARIssA AVERY only
daughter Of J. w. Wheeler, Esq, Of Newtown, Long
Island
On Wednesday, May 10, by the Rev. DR.. Ifenthal,
ADRIAN s. ELFET to SUSAN 9. FRYER all o Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

Hudson River Hotel This 1oeel, dslsghf-
nearly opposite Colns steamships and direct
y opposite the Canal street dspot Of the Hudson River
Railroad 10 for the reception Of vsters Those
who desire It, have furnished and take their meals
In the there being sxcesnt one eoansotsa
with this establishment
6ouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, IL, without
exception th~ry beat nvcntsd equal
y celebrated 10 GOURAUDS Aedcated soap for curing
pmples freckes saowness chaps roughness 60 Poudre
Subtitle nIr".ts hair from any part OF she body Liquid
Rouge Lily White. and Hair Cioss. '67 walker street.
near Broadway.
We have often been @sked IS Where can
get my ha,r we'll euta" To all sueh say, Go
to HbNTS 6S Broadway, for by uuion of skill and ana
T. mcal knowledge of each pRttisuar tenaooe he
blends, with strict regard 70 fashion. tbs commanding
aspect Of parsonal figure i" HUNT, 535 Broadway.
Hair Dye.-Ba IL hel0r's celebrated Laquld
Hair Dye the best or courtng the hair
ohiskcrs the IL applied Tho wonderful and
certainty with which this fv, rite and old abhed Hair
Dye performs is astonishing. IL IL for sale applied, At
SATCHEL0R'S Wig Factory, No Wall street. Copy the
address,
Advertising is ESpensive-Hencc Brevity.
--DAvISS hahyeno-gTay hair rc.tored-former color
dyeingpatural law-see pamphlets. Price 50 cents per
bottle. Warranted For sale at the General Depot No.
inaon street 62 Hudson street, No. l27 Bowery, No.
Ill Houston street, New York.
Van Deusen's Improved Wahpeno aids
Nature in the proper Of color and nurimeut TO
the human hair By few weeks application of this great
remedial agent gray hairs be fully restored their
original color For sale at the Depot 1913 CHAMBERS street.
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believe thing different than he bns actually SO
1t IL with COSTARS Extcrmin ator. All who H..
II tried wodo that s efficacy cannot be dcniod sNd
TINT 1t Is rot dangerous 70 tho human family. Others
out their wrath and nil in their powor By
Peison, poison" SC. But tclieve them not.
Costars extorminaor OF rats mice cooroahes ante &c.
to Is It. poisonous TO the human
family. Costar'e Depot, 44i Broadway.
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SPORTING.

NVILLiAM TovfE BEES TO INFORM MS FRIENDS
w and the public that, in consequence OF the uapF,-
ptous s,ae OF tho weather on Wednesday, the l2th
having retarded their enjoyment he agaia inyes them
psrake of hia hospitality, Saturday next the pa May,
1852 when he trusts the put forth will render
their vieit both pleasant and Comfortable
WILLIAM rVyEE Bulls Head, f0yt RiehwoRd, VI.
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what say tho Faculty T.

what say our chemkts--the first In the land9
What say thcyi Call Chiffon and Reid TO the stand.
What say our Physicans1 ASK Francis and Moore
Ask Bettondorf WagstaG, and others. score,
Then AK DR.. Mott, and the Medical College,
Or read whas, In writing they freely acknowledge,
That Lyons famed Powder. though harmless to man,
lsto bed bugs feas, reaches. a terrible ban.
1t Kills them outright with whif from the TASK
What a bitten community Ask
LYON Magnetic Powder and Pills f2f Broadway Priee
Is pcr flask or box.
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Of this great purifier OF the blood and
cure Tor rheumatism, ifula &C.. and
water quenoh thirst Ia to 2j Grand street,
six doors cast OF tho BOwery.
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and red SANDY locks tribe
Mere quickly than twilight becomes nj ht tho Of
dawn becomes golden, will CRlSTADokoS Liquid Hair
Dye transform white, red, sandy hair 10 icent
natural brown black This dye is chemically the
tho corrng matter of tho hair itself and into
the roots well the capillary tubes Of the hair Not the
fantes smell proceeds from IT, and free from any acrd
substance Five minutes tuccs for tho operation u has
ren at 70 popularity which throws al rivalry the
shade md is daily applied - Crstsdoros Wig Scalp
establishment No 6Astor House whore be obtained
Wholesale and retail ~ d. Private FOR apply
ing tho dye, and fitting wigs.
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wigs and Observation-Disclosures new style
propounesd the most perfect imitation Of nature
yet Those wanting superior aeticc should
oall at BATCHEL0RS celebrated Wig Factory No. wall
street where be found the largest bss
yp the city. Copy the address.
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5000 Wigs and Touyces. ~ Modhurst 4,

Heards celebrated Wig Factory Maiden lane maie Of
the best materials and combining all the latest improve
ments; warranted 80 h and shrink change
color Also brads Of long hair front brads, &c. Rooms
exclusively for wigs ana hair dying Copy the address
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SPECIAL NOTvCES,


NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A sPE-
cial Commits Of both Boards of the Common Corn-
pose considering what Individual most The
cold Box which devised by the illustrous Jackson
have pr nv nia o. o his
country In the late with Mexico; therefore notice
- - ~ I'M so IN ~ %rit-
tcers, for said Gold Box; the claims with their vouchers
addressed charles Trascs Charm ofthc above Coa
mittce. New York. Nay 1852 CiiAS FRANCIS, Chair
dermen. "
OFFICE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Company. May 10. iS52-Tho annual meeting of tho
Soskhoder Of TINS company for the purpose Of elcctns
Directors for the ensuing year. hold Tuesday the
18th ins. The following gentlemen unanimously
elected
Robert SCHUYLER coorge Barker.
William - Wetmcre, r. NJ Batckford,
Thomas W. Ludlow, Edward UsInont,
WIN. 5. Miller Charles Denison,
VIM. Netmore, Conyerneur Norris
At subsequent meeting Of tie Directors held We'd
nesday 18th inst, Robert Schuyler Eq. mani
Pre,iient in place Of George Barber ESQ., who dsc,,nci
ro.pomnation; A. Kyle Ir Secretary; Samuel NJ Blassl-
ford, Treasurer and Aadison slcat Superintendent
A. KYLE, Jr., SecroAnry
NoTlcE.--PANANA RAILROAD coMpANY:-oFrI.
~ ca information has been received at this oace that
Daiic soi5sds for until the
road opened 20 the crossing place tho Chagres river
frois fRaNeIs sfiEs, ssc ret a. ot ans
rAhama haiirsRd Company.
New YORK., May IS. 1852.
rRoroN AqUEDUcr OFFICE, KorUNDA. PARK,
~ May H. 1852 Public notice Is hereby give that the
Croton water rents for 1882 became due tho LIST
instant and payment Of the IL roqucGted
delay. n. C. HANCF. Register.
WM. II. RoNGr, SOLE AGENT FOR JOSEPHINE
" Bonnets In the United states, No. J Park place.
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Just rceeiy,d. pcr stcemer At{antic. MT

W. Lewi.s carpet upbolsterer i52 Pearl street,
sprcrb highly finished medallion Carpet with splendid
boldor also mosaic Rugs of the latest and most fashion
able STYLE which, for quality and beauty of appearance
cannot lie nrpnssed also Ingram stair aud other Carpets
Oilcloths, &c.
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NEW pU1I.ICAT1ONs.

GHAKsPEARE-JUsr PUBiIsnED-PART5 10 AND
- II of IlavelIs edition. Subscribers to tho above
work have them Supplied az their rssdaps.s as aften
Tails WilIcughby Co.. No. Clinton court No. los
Nassau street. j. B. Country asen.e aud c ssserS
supplied.
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rent Opticians from Germany have removed from No AIS
No 46 broadway Having tested thcir skill in assisting
i'm perfect vision able to speak warmly
in Its favor Their Telescopes Microscopes, Opera Glasses
Spectncles, &C.. arc unsurpassed. Tribune
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time II 20 TO make saving Of hfteen per cent cali
70 Canal street. e. A. PETERSON g. cos, and there
you will find guat Ingram Carpets four shngs yard
Three pay filings yard; Tapestry 1russes eight
e. hlin yard. Also, large spen did assor
Mcnt Of 1apcstr. Nelvets.
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In Carpctings.-Pcterson

Great Bargains In Carpctings.-Pcterson
l. uUMPHREY $40 Broadway, of White street.
having purohap largely large auction sales will
dispose of the the following low prices Nch Vel
vets 1851 Tapestrc 9s Brussels $751; Tbreerly t. to $751;
ingrans, A. to Gs.. and all other goods equally low
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Carpeng Of gorgeous and stering colors magnificent
unique mosaic and scroll hnre never before exhibited ut
~ bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON s. Also American three.
ply Carp at 6 3d. TO- and S. per yard. Of elegant No
nr,rcu tt
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Curtains from 81 to 500 Muslin Curtains. from rs
SIS Also knds Of Trimmings for Curtains and hsles,
rednr s uriee Dealers snd others find the
srtms,t in the oity " Kelly aud fcrgusons, No. 2S9<
roadway, No. D. Resde street.
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Antiite for rheumstms. tic doloreu@, neuralgia govt,
pasy epilepsy paralysis St. vitus dance any nonrosi
&c nervous debility. affection. Written
viz no given return tho money not beaefcia join
pm Ell No. IL Ann street. 81 per bottle.
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There isMo excuse for n man going shah
billy dressed when Cothng Is offered at tho prices it
Il at the Empire Clothing Warehouse 100 l2 Fulto
street. You there select from extensive stock and
at extremely low prices.
SMITH, DRUMGoLD L. PRoCH
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Look at this l-OuIy Four ShlIlings per
ysra for beautiful large and small figured ingram Carpong
2s 8 Be- 3D. and As per yard common ingram Carpets
H., S.. and 3d. ID. per yard. Call and soc them.
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UsIrKD STATES DisrRcr CounT.-( Fifth CLASSY Nos
Is, Is to 33
SUPREME CoUnr General Term. Same yesterday
COMMON PLnAs.-Part Same AZ yesterday. Part 3
Nos. T2S 724. 152 75S, 316 37S, $50 724. 760 762
s4 7C6. 76S 40, 772 (Ths is the last day for jury
trials in this court, for the present term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-(Two branches).-No 453, 400 466
asa sG5, $780, 3i2 81 AS $780, 352. 1856 505. 5l3 5lt
SIS AL. le 40, SO $40 sea 523 52i $780, SGT, 52o
$780, 53l, So $685. o3l. $685. 53s 539 5l0 OIL 5i2, 5i3
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HI RCH gentleman who has the reputation OF being
OF the skfn and artistic hatcrs of the ~ has
Gently fitted MAGNIFICENT saesroom, at M I'D rhir
avenue which for richness of oraamonsation originality
t. chasbcss OF design, and beauty of decoration eau
not he equaed in tho ,ty. Tho Arrangement Of his og
window especially exhibits the true artist. anl wc TN
niosted, its effect is brilliant and attractive. Ills
sormspt of misses masters and sentomen Has. a..
everything Of tho kind and as ho w dc4crveg
lac is enjoying the sequethe reward for hi past
flnns--snceess.
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ing Who thoroughly acquainted with getting
ordered shirts None need apply without the best Of city
recommendation, Must be Mt the o'clock.
Apply at No. IA Chamhers street. from half past i've to
half pas. seyen in the evening.
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orally aware Of Citing shoes is done by
Singer Sewing Machine IL will do the work strcr FER and
bandsore and one con do the work oil zen people
shs IL fact LOOK done In Lynn and Ahss lon;
bnv readily tseils and What high prices briggs inc
&c, people with their naturrl shrowdness tnso
vpn4 tnea aud tho result ita complete
ona poly Of the shoe trade Why are tbs psople "a tis
tardy2 The Of them TO he iGn0t ant ~
the world they live in fow Of thcm have got ssakeaed
and after being aroused and convinced have gone 20 work"
and are making 10 ten dollars day on each
shine mpoysa. Machines on exhibition auring the a9y
j. IL. SINGER & CO., 2es Broadway, New York,
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The Hat Wearing public arc invited 10 cam

ne the celebrated Hat d. of the New Hat Company NOS
IB and 4S Nassau ract budiugs) whether wish
ing purchase not and examine their beautiful summer
Of silk Rocky Mountain beaver and From :h silvery
beaver Hats and confident they will Thorn
rnfurrassal, in beauty Of styo qnahty by ans hsh
priced hats New York. One quality and price only
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Iona Hats this and there establish
where ladies select from better and more
he stock than fUUNGS and cheap store, No. ~
Bcwery lie keeps Gsome assnrtmen you are cure
hing that and fashion able in the straw line
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To croccrs and Hotel Kcepers.--yyoife's

~. rated schedam Gin-Tha eubscrioer bess loayc TO
Inform tho TRACE shat e IL prepared TO supply groces
aud hotel Keeper this celebrated Gin. manufactured
hy himself exclusively at schodan, in Holland This gin
A. the same ne that shipped to London called the Club Gn
10 order to better distinguish IL from any limitations which
rayarpcar IN this aud other tho United States
hi name il Ia ful on tho jug label, q nd cork
CDOLPuO WOLFE, No. 20 Beaver street.