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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-15

Aftsr t26lAE II
CONsUMPTTvE PATIENTS
WILL EXPERIENCE IMMEDIATE RELIEF AFTER
TAKING THREE DOSES.
1T is DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES.
IA minutes Gtr taking dose Of tS plsasuat remedy
e neck and Siclv invalid is s elect icaI Ogsoy thrilling
through every ecu and capern Of ne y trparltag hsQ
and s.SansM egsry organ crUe, cd sccrcoy yeG IL The
bo2y
s,y- Price Of r. u r. No. 2, 81 per bottle,
sold only by the authorized agents.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-15

LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c.
DERS0NS leaving tho city repenh their portfolios
ard wrung-eRses at moderate cost with French, Eng
sh aud Americas letter paper Ftedge and plain; note
paper and envelopes fine aud medium; fancy aud plain
waters steel and quill pens postage stamps ivory folders
nkstands, wafr boxes lead pancf, Indiaruhber, and
drawing Csper for who want 70 sseteh &c. &C. &c. AZ
WIuERS Cheap Cash station sry Store,
jy I-tr xth a. ncsr ouisinpa avnnue.
lNyNE FLUTED GLASS INHsrAADs, as
y cents apiece and liberal discount usde II purchased
oy the hnlfdozon or dozen, at
NIhBRS Cheap Cash StaticnsTy Store,
june 2s--tr 9Th street. near Jo,.isiuna avenue
sHAYING.BoxES VERY CHEAP
HE above article can 30 purchased at WMEns for 67
cent?; or Btted out with Taly-ho Razor, Shsving.
Brush Toothbrush, aud Soap, for Sl.25l
ChtSp Cash Stationery. Store,
d-tr -sixsl-street.a near Louisiana avenue
TAILY.n0 RAzoRs-W WARRANTED.
there Is sueh thing u1uIy IL shave, those cele-
lratsl sheiod RGzar5y and Bazins popular HAVING
CREAM (beh OF which can be had at Winners for SScent0)
cpntribut5 largely 10 such result Call OF the
Cheap Cash staiioncry Store, Sixth etroet
MAO ET-tp nsar LDu.qnA avenue
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-15

GAsfIGC'8 tuicd tluthH0n LlNscys
T.Upn, nlmnric. and Embroidered Ilandkorchefs Ki,
nd SILK Gloves SIX, Cotton, and Worstc Hosiery Of cycrl
Grade aui every other Kind of goods pertaining 70 th
above nustross. MAGEUDElt \ CALVERT
octp-3tev3w lnttl. and Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Improbable pursuit. The sditaoaal cost Of producing
coal must fall on the producer The transporter or tho
consumer The natural result and ACCORDING 70 the lsvs
Il trade the latter should bear this burden But uufor
tunatey the producer and Transporter the consumer
he supplied by other more favored competition At
prices than have yet ruled at least these
the present prospects Of the trade This being
the case the Is moi compelled to Pay this aug
mcntaton in the expense and thus the matter is left to
be decidr by reduced remuneration of labor Tho in
dvdua aborer Is unable TO bear the brunt of this re
ton-ho must receive certain price he cannot live
and consequently the whole burden of bringing coal at
the minimum rates Of the market will dcvolve on the
corporations with large capitals, having souls TO be
saved appctites except 10 make money! to be ap
pcascd IL Il, subject Of profound regret to see the
pioneer enterprise Of the Schuy region receive so Sc
rous check but few years of patience will suffice to
bring their mines again into action. when those mines
that frcsh and unworked shall have exhausted
hcsace coal we do not msgine that this more than
half century or but this brief space of time the ex
iSence Of people is but day Tho Reading road and
the Schuylhi mines must be content, IN the meantime
with the business in their immediate yicniiies bu. fur
ther than that, is for the present hopeless
The movements in foreign dry goods in this market
during the week ending the 10th inst have been a. an
ncn'd The aggregate value Is quite small
MOVEMENTS FoREicN DRv GooDs.
Entered Jor CONSERVATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17


NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT. REGULAR
Department held at fresnens Hail. Tuesday oven
cSsr I noBSus. Vic. President on I sss
tary John Giles Treasurer David Thea Collector snd
scdnn o. rns zee
The Committee on Procuring Slab Of Marble for the Ma
cnal Monument rcported The Com.
mttee ON the Extension OF ths Fire Lmt reported pro-
onas N Phillips OF the Board of Trustees stated that
the Agents Of the following Foreign Fire compA
90 the %heh the aw thu.
suits bad been for tho recovery Of the tax against
John s. Noble Insurance Co. Of the State Of Pennsyi
yania philadelphia; Samuel walker for American Fir.
Co. Of North America. and reliance Insurance Co.. Phla-
dephia; Joseph HoMe for Lexington Insurance Go" Lex
rance Co. And that some Of tho cases would 10 brought Co
On notion il was Resolved That committee OF 6,e he
enlarge fircmcns Hall the hall used by the
tsiycs being entirely small to allow them all to be seated
The following gentlemen appointed mite
vi, :-Messrs. Chss L. Myers James y.
Miller Joseph Curtis, and John 4. Smith.
On notion it WAS Resolved. That committee Of five be
ctabns library and reading for the free and graz
tutou use Of the members Of the Fire Department.
The subject was motion referred to the Committee
The Report Fire ardens was thon
read ON motion the report approved and ordered
An election for four Fire wsrdens was then hedths
term Of Messrs John Rese. Bocse Frank
lin Waterbury. and William Drew, having expired. The
following gentlemen having received majority Of the
declared to he duly Fire wardens
TO the term of three years (reelect
cd. Thomas Boese (reeectcdl Floyd Smith Gregg
motion IL was Resolved That an abstract Of the pro-
cecdings Of this meeting under tho direction the officers,
DO published in the newspapers.
Z0PHAR MILLS President
luAS. McDOUGAlL, Wee President.
Jon. y. TiSnArr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17
rI'o LEr-A coon SITUATION ron 4 TAVERN oI

Two LEr-A coon SITUATION ron 4 TAVERN or
i boarding House-To be lot on lcasc-Thcre arc ton
bedrooms and TIVE large rooms with folding oore which
when opened make one large enough FOR bali room fcr
oris or rehnca mestnSs On the ground naor are two
stores one facing the Tonth and Scycntieh
nnd good grocers store bar room IN roadwsy aud
SEVENTEEN street two good parors and Kitchen With
private entrance in Brosdway, with excellent cellar room
Inc hu"'ion cannot be surpassed by anything for bus
ness. ~. III keoo's stagcs aud the Manh,tteoyiiIs
STAGES run 70 the door every half hour Two no. limos Of
stages VIII shortly run 90 the house or psrt,o.Jsrs g.
broadway. 'S's ' 'V'"'"'aoseat eRa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

April 10. leJ2.
Decrease for The week this year. S3Sl GU
The inactive state OF trade which has generally pre-
vailed in all departments Of business this but par
ticulsry among dry goods dealers has had its effect
the inrortations Of foreign dry goods The rapdity
Of communication between this country and Europe
between and manufac enables the
chant TO regulate ayantsgcousy for his interest
supply and demand. Orders can be countcrmanded in
such short space Of slime that any complexion business
assumes. from time TO time during the season, nmcd-
diatcy appears in the official reports Of mrorston' Re-
fore the establishment of steam communication between
the United states and England, importers not
in the enjoyment Of such advantages and orders given
early in the season were filled before counter order
could reach the hands Of the manufacture This fire.
sucnty causcd immense losses and left in first hands,
after the activity Of business had subsidized large stocks
n deprecated and out-of fashion goods The decline in
mpcrstonS thus fay this year is likely bc rcrma
nent-at least. trust the falling OF will continue
week after week until the close Of the year that all
apprehension Of resumption Of shipments Of specie,
even in the event Of the foreign demand for stock
c,uities sub.idng will and exports suiicc to
keep our foreign trade pretty well balanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

vINo LET-rRoN TIRST or NAY A VERY DEsIRA
bic three stery brick Howe, with bathroom and an
block oiBrosdrsy, cohtaininr 10 rooms: Applyto
e.. DTIpI\, 3bI Broadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

CYLINDER PRESSES FOR SALE.-TWO TAYLOR'S
running order The beds of the presses measure S.
inches each As the occupied is
Tor more powerful they will be sold at ppy
70 >. fKENCn corner OF Nassau and Spruce streets.
DATENT COPPER-FACED TYPE,-THE NEWTON
and Tsps r o n s.
prepared to recommend it, with the fullest
rns o.s pssa sy ossf
cities the United States the prortos of which the
Patentses beg 70 refer for Of the
type. NEWTON COMPANY. Pat.ntees, A's
No. North William street.
Newton Company, No. North William strest-Gentls-
nen:In to yourinquryI say that
your Of yr. decided
Il possible ordinary typs 80 undergo tho work tina.
vs are daily procuring Yours, THOMAS RUoKERa =
AMERICAN RAcr SOCIETY, Jan. 81, 1862
answer to your Inquiries would state,
prepared by have no hesitation saying that for
ordinary purposes greatly superior in point
and eLarness Of printing TO that of common type.
portion of the type Of the American Messenger which
there arc printed monthly 200 600 impressions prepar
sdy you; audit has stood the test Of eleven months
hsveprned on ordinary type From experience in this
sfce. am satisfied your ecpperfaced type only
printing Also beieyct tobe Of great use Ia stereoyping
superintendent Of the Cempositor:' Department..
NV York, Feb. II, 1St2
Newton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the trial wo have
given your copperfaeed tyre in office convinced
tested 1T WILDE universally sdoPsd BY printer, 70
Similar notices to the above have been received
number cfother large printing
lott, lbs Water street Phair Co.. 70 NASSAU street;
= y. Grossman Son. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Tut TRIAL or BREWER. trial Of Charles II.
grwcr for larceny from the Suffolk Bank will not take
place until tLc Missy tcFln q the Court o'on 7rarer,
I.H ,y4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17
TO PRINTERS.

ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE. A LARGE HYDBAULIC
Standing Press. and super royal Washington Hand
rres With selfnking apparatus complete Apply TO H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17
Total. l. 03 1910

The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
lue Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
sumption for warchousns, and withdrawn from ware
house during the week ending the 10th inst in each
the past two years
MOVEMENTS FoREIcy DRy Goops.
Entered for Consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

DfMsr.a, March 2o.--Fiour 81; cernmcal, - -;
pork sIT 20 hams 1ic butter Ice chccse loc; corn,
81 50 per bag peas 81 80; manufactured tobacco Zoc
lnlluN rpnnlca. llc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

VHO LII in BROokLYS-A HOUSE THREE STORY
sons front corner Of Henry and President streets
s'S W. with gas. inrpacc Three story
nous masue front IN Union Hicks street. by 30
hhcd win gas furnace Ne, The above hou~es orn
within i've minute walk 81 the Hamilton Avenue rerry
hHo, two houses. twostofy basement and attic on Third
atonuo, htaFo route Eighteenth street C,wan.s
uomm9n'eati9n ~ Hamilton Avenue Ferry. Apply 70
HAElIb NilNuN, 10 Wall street, or e. 'STEtU -
ONlNnToN Men,aguo Hall, Court street. opposite civ
Hail, Br0oklyn, ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

MONEY TO LOAN, on MOST REASONABLE AND
Nl pleasing terms On storage Of All kinds o. approved
se, porscDs property, &C. Sc. gcoi- 10 bond
approved stoeks bills o. sale. &c. &c. AZ the Ca,h oce
Agency, - Ns.ssu strstt, see1at fo0r, float tvpn
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
80 g.; NOTICE!
). 7. Townsend abandoned the Field E!
THE WAR ENDED!

This young man who sought the people believe his
apara finally abandoned the field by
selling his business to some STRANGERS. Being convince
inutity against the better judgment and
sr-tcous people di.rosed bush
and retired from the contest, thus virtually admitting all
.. publications. accusing Old
I- selling Of his 81 week getting
Urt adiiavi,s" respecting tie Old Drs. rsinaI Recipe
Eknov}eIc Drs Recipe by Offering high as
Sle" efter making the tempting Offers to the va d.
himself It HOUSES, LANDS MONEY aud PARTNERSHIP
through his counsel Horace Dresser and Van Pelt 10 i
Thompson. SElmau, Co and 90 to S. p Io"Hs'N1
with h Recipe and teach him make Sarsapara 50 as no'
TO SOUR. FERHENT and BURST the BOTTLES. AFTER IL
belir1 the members Of our firm calling US set uhp
sPlea and other hard names he has hnai1 thrown up
the whole business heavy load % carry ana
the BURDEN upon the shoulders Of some SIRA "hHo.
whom lie induced his place under the peeuce la
they could make money by the operation
These strangers understand intend placing some chem
t name on the bottles redeem it from its past character
fr sOUEING and FERMENTING, which is really the
highest acknowed men the truth Of all have hereto
fore said Of it, 1t VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it
was neither made BY heretofore the adyan
tagc Of its manufacture. Win the
people the imposition and humbug calling S. Ps.
article a good medicine'
Bui confess all the rassaIity FORMERLY displayed
is that of these STRANGERS placing pom the
ba.ti ne of chemist EFFECT, while the
time the Sarsapara is made after the FORMULA Of
+. Towusends Recipe.
II the Recipe is cmAveEp then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. AID should he caIsd the STRAIN
GERS sAR>APARiLLA or by other distinctive ap
pellatiou. Come ont, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
tend to make 5. T. TownsenIs SOURING, FERMENTING
COMPOUND with the of a chemist the label for
certain purposes whether you making another and to-
tally different article, but intend putting in s s. bot
tes with his labels signature. and thus selling it under
false coors Tie Of sticking chemists on
The ba.ff zlff over rha irs cha
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.
Also on Canal Street nrIaosite Enss, Planinc Nil

Also on Canal Street opposite Foss' Planning Mill
TEvIE Proprietor OF this Establishment prepared TO
a Cast Bells OF all Sizes He would particularly invite
those who wish TO purchase Church Bells to those his
as they can be purchased from The East from Agents
Eastern establishments. They i'll be sold cheaper ia fact
becase lac can make rs good bell that will give large
volume oi sound Us thoe Of eastern MANUFACTURER with
fourth less weight OF metal, and this proportion money
thus saved 10 the purchase of his Beds He
MOI 10 break Tor one year with proper usage and should
l OF ho prove 10 De rs good represented II may be
turned 10 ms Shop and be made good without expense
ir purchaser 10y u reas; be replaced by II
one should break any time during his life, he will
r nan thc o casting. Western people will the
western interests
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last Fairs of
Inc thlc2go Mhchancs' lnsute-the last Fair awarding
hin Id medal The following is copy of the report OF
the committee the Bell submitted for inspection 10 the
Fair of May 1850:
Article H. Class No g. Church Bells
bell of 40 pounds, by II. w Rinckcr, of this city, is
wen made and a smooth casting 1t exhibits great degree
OF skill IN its manufacture; has admirable tone and
throws greater volume sound than any bell of its size
rlal was had between the bell and one nanult
cd by Mr. Meneey, of Troy, n. y, the latter being consi
crab! The heavier of the twO955 pounds The arrangement
Tor ringing Mr. Rnckers bell temporary and by far in
terror 10 that of MIR Meneelys Notwithstanding hich We
believe that there but little difference in the tht
the two bells could be heard and the tone of Mr. Ripck
cr's bell was BY FIR the pleasing to the ear A Gold
Medal was awarded to MIR. Rincker
The above is Il true copy of the Report.
q. r. SLOAT, Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
NJ ncker j. also prepared do all kinds of Rrss work
casting and furnishing, short notice and in good t
% machinery magnetic machines, physical
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes - ~
od iras and Copper purchased taken in exchange
for bells 1.-THE market prices.
Chicago, 1851
G 3 Orders may be left in Kenosha with f. RI-DD or
at the Office of the Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
For Sale or Exchange.

A Farm Of $50 ncres adjoining the village Of Har
Hlnn G8Ra co., Illinois, WiD be- sold cheap, oTchnI
for Real Estate in ihi- city cr county.
This vagpiS on the Pccas1nic HveE ten miles from
lott from Kuckton and from the proposed Chicago
GaIcna Railroad. Hhas tho best water power on the
r1yer. FIGURING Mn, saw Min, and other machner
already in operation.
Eighty acres ofhc Farm are fenced into three lots
is good frame house and barn, and On orchard II beS
trees on the premises one corner Of The farm touche
ryef the whole lays beautifully and every foot IS coz
OfCuliiystiuu.
portion ofthc Farm can be laid out into villaee
and o. Harrison Is in the midst Of Of q richest and
tglVng portions Of Illinois, there IS every prospect
i1Iye VI lLaee growing w. Apply TO
kcHosha, October 10, 81 J. Bon
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS.

FEVHE Subscriber just receiving direct from New York
ID his IuIand inter Stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Roofs
and shoes, &C.. &c.
Among his Stock Of DRY GOODS, may he f,upd < noo
yards Merrimac Cochcco Phillip Allen and Sprague Prints
Merlros, Lyunesc, Cashnercs and Alpaccas srn,d flo
urcd and plain.
De LANES " various prices and qualities
\ ASss--A few very desirable patterns Of SIX Goods
Beachcd and Brown Shcctings and Shirings
All W and Canton Elanncls, I.nseys
few Bay state Shawl~ from large to verv small
French, American and English Broadcloths
CnssimereS ofthc latest ParisstyIcs
Sanetts. TweedS and Fud Cloths Cashmere CIores or
all sizes, Hd in fact almost every article usually keuin
Dry Goods store.
GIRO cot o9a
Young yscn, Tyson skin, Black Teas of srlperor cpo
ties. ~ iu''4
New Orleans, MuscoyadO and Porto Rico Sugars.
Crushed, PHlverized and Stewart CoTe md J,rno, ss
GGrs; stewards No. pale syrup; Porto Rico and Sug"r
House do, and mulasseS. 71-
Old Government lava I.aguira and Rio Coffee;
very superior article of pressed Cigars;
Soda ~aieratus, Table salt, Rice:
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco in bulk; and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
= The above Goods lc be sold for ASH rs chea, "a
any House west OF Buffalo. -
ken0>hB, oct -. IlSl w p WATTIFS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26

one Of the best Farms Ia the Town u Somers Key os
Co. miles from kenosha, and miles from Racne ca
timing 25' acres All enclosed end divided into conve
tent parcels. 100 gcrcs broke tp and 60
cres III crops, and IS uccs into tame grss Good 81
~ Frame House and large Barn.
very de-lfablc Farm 10 who wishes 80 goint0 h
SiOch business. Apply 90 a. YULK on the premises,
Or 10 J. BOND, KcnOshs
Iuly %, 1871
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
LIE INSURANCE.
FOR SALE

j. BOND Is also agent for the New England Mutual III
Insurance i"upaByonc Of the best and rcsponsib,
CompaniCs in the nitcd States
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
ao0U 8a0oa

Uo0~ 8a0oo
FEyIE Farm commonly known the Mount Farn in IN .
Il Town Of Somers On the Burlington rold-occlrfef
By FphraiFn Perkins. continuing $50 acrcs-O acres IN
der fence, and l2Uac:cs oftisabeg
The buildings and improvements are rstrate and rood
order-"ith aITge orchard admirably for
farm.
ALSp-i"r sale farm u ] IS acres, near Richmond;
IN god improvements. well vatcc md good orch ard.
Apply 70 T. Perkins the mentioned premises or 20
OCT. -, ST. ksnosha. j. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
ISO EnR GALE

Ninety Acres int the Town u Pleasant Prairie ys b
kcno-ha- 81 fenced and IS under crops Log H0i
and Orchard on the premises
ltwiI! be sold at bargain. Apply to Jas KELLY ont
premise, otto ], BOND E.q9cia
. July y, 81.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
ACTION SALE.

FHVlfE Subscriber v llattoHd 10 the sale by Auclo
8 Real Estate. and al kinds # Merchandise FIrD'
and all kinds of Personal Property, at has e-8blishmfD
Main street, opposite kes & Hultsns Store, OF 0t
places, as h!sscrN ices may De rC4uiTcd'
II EISTORY of the Churches Of Wisconsin, in connee
giththe Wise pusin Convention, by Rev. Stephen,
Price . cent. for sale at KINGS BOOhsIoH
EDIBIES Of every hind, suitable { Pulpit and 70
- usc, or presentation, for sale at ,y
dec 70 KINGS BDokSI'"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26

Persons wishing 60 purchase Real Estate, either 10
city " county, cannot do be.terthGn 20 call upon
J. BONI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL
$G5O,OOO.


No Connection w1h Fire, Marine or HeaIh IN
SUrdacp.
DOLCIES issued at REDuC Ed RATES for Mercantile ulr
poses. SPECIAL PERMITS for sea VOYAGES nnd,for in
tOrnia residence At reduced premium.
IL j. believed that any Parish association of Ladies
otherio or any benevolent ndiydu-
al. DESTROYS Of securing be paid "a Clergy
other person attaining The 50 ur wears
his Hnly In the Of h- death sooner occurring
wnl examination Of the Prospectus Of this Company
(Which IS always furnished gratis by the Agents by mail
if written fur,D that offers facilities FOR hc attain
ment OF that object lhan any other similar institution See
eXac from Charter and remarks, page II Of Prospectus
Persons insured in this Company on the mutual panthc
"Only plan says Chambers. page 10 Prospectus,
"n which the public at large concerned support
will have them Of me Drofts instead of u
portion only, proposed by of the stock mixed
companies.
Late annual dividend serentyfre per cent on the prcni-
ums paid bymutua members.
The Finance Committee lwho are amongthe most rela-
Bile nancers in this country superintend all investments
the Company.
Directors:
Abbott Lawrence, BOSTON, John y. Lang Maine,
Ezra White, New York, Chas. Jones' Maine.
Daniel sharp Jr., Boston, Joseph II. Williams. Maine,
Geo. {. Collins, y. York, Horatio Harris Boston
Elisha b. Pratt, Boston, Walter b. Hastings do.
Board Of Finance:
FRAKLII AVEN. Pres't Merchants Bank Boston
THOMAS THATCHER, Merchant. Boston,
REUL WILLIAMS, Prcs't kennebec Railroad
Local Referees:
John I. Palmer, Esq, n. Y Robt G. shay, Esq, Boston
Moses Taylor. Esq, do. David Heushaw, Esq, do
Lawrence Trimbe & Co.do William Sturgis, do
Alsop & Chauncy, do. Charles Sumner, do
Directors office, rs 1Srate 81, Boston,
f. b. PRATT, President.
DANIEL SHARP ia Vice President.
nol0 HENRY CROKER. Secretary.
c. CLEMENT, Agent, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
OTIS jerks, Medical Examiner
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26

number Of CITY LOTS will be sold for Labor. II app
cl for soon. j. BOND,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
Hats AND GAPS :

~tPRTEG styles Tor l-5l, just received. Also, O.
> aDrtuoni < BnysIlatsa and Caps going low 10 ~
Birlfat, =. =. COHh"