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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
HARRISBURG BOOK BRIBERY.
F.L.IiUTrER & CO,

Successors To w. q. Ickok, and IIickok Il Cantine.
EeOOK BINDERS, STATIONERS AND
hp BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.-
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they now carry ing Oh the
above business at the OLD STAND occupied by
Hickok * Co. They hatter themselves that by
careful attention TO business, they will merit and
receive continuance of the patronage so liber-
ally enjoyed by the old firms.
Particular attention will he paid 10 the ruling
and binding Of every description Of blank books
for banks, county Offices, merchants and private
individuals, and every variety Of full and half
bound hank books. Old books, periodicals, law
hooks, music, newspapers, &c, bound in any
pattern and in any style required.
In addition 10 the above, they have, and will
at all times keep, general assortment Of STA
TIONERN. consisting of
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NEW STORE.
PETER w. GRAY

DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
~ Sunbury and vicinity, that he has commen-
ced new store in Whortleherry street. in the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Gray, and has
just received and opened well selected assort-
ment of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
saddlery and Harness Establishment of
G.. w. STROH,

Wdrket Street, Slm6ury
A new assortment of silver, Brass and
Japanned Mounting,
Which he will either make up to order or sell
separately for cash at prices as low if not lower
than can be had anywhere else.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS,
Trunks. Vailces, sc,
Constantly kept on hand or manufactured to or
der. CARRIAGE TRIMMING
done on the shortest notice.
All persons are invited to call and examine fol
themselves.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange.
Sunbury, May !, lS52.-tf.
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WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTORY.
G. l.. Miller s. Co.,

South Vest cor, of Second & Areh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
FBSHE PROPRiETORS, having increased their
4 facilities during the past season, now feel
able to supply all who have or may be disposed to
patronise them. Their Stock comprises every
variety of patterns of FLOWERS, LAND.
sCAPE, GOTHIC, &c, unsurpassed in quality,
and which will be sold at our usual
Low PRICES.
TAsSELs, CORDS, BRAssEs, &C., IL
great variety.
Shades made to order, at short notice. for
Stores, Churches, Lodge Rooms, &c.
G. Ia. MILLER & CO.,
Depot, s. w. corner of Second and Arch SITS
Philadelphia, Aug. 81, ls52.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
500 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

ANY good, active and intelligent man,
IA with a small capital of from $50 TO a
500, can make large profits by engaging in
The sale of the following
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in short, every article in this line of his business.
He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of
CHAIRS.
including varieties never before to be had il
Sunbury, such as ManuGASY, BalcE WALNUT
AND CURLEn MAPLG GREcIAS; Ann WiNnsnn
CHAIRS, ANn FAycY PiANo SronIs which are
of the latest styles, and warranted to bc cyccled
10y none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere
The subscriber is determined that there shall
he no excuse for persons TO purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish Of his ware and
Chairs.
His articles viii he disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun-
try Produce taken in payment for work.
IE UNDERTAKING. - Having provided
himself with Il handsome HEArsr, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending furcr-
ais, in this vicinity, or al any convenient dis
tance from this place.
IL The Ware Room is in Market Street
below Thompson's store and Wcavcrs Tavern.
GEORGE REM.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, ls5?.-af.
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AnOl's Writing fluid, Ensures, &c.
tlB' Paper ruled to pattern, and all work war
ranted and done very cheaply.
F. J.. HUTTER & co.
March l3, ls52.-if.
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The use # Morphine. S,ry chine, Acontnc ncllcdonnn
trc- 'nd other posors not on! dangerous but
The effect Z" hr>r poison Is not to the disease or 10
remove from the ~ item the pains,
But z" dead r nrrS, 10 s~Cakr and .frp me Nervous
tRo~gy, 10 Flr ty:r ne aaet o IA nerrcus sys-
tr,g, md 10 destyog Ssusat,nn.
II Ibis practice Is continued for any length uf time the
patient viii not only away but the brain III BECOME
pHrily scd and the int ICct drstruyed
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The undersigned takes this method OF express
sing his sincere thanks TO his numerous friends,
customers and the public in general, for their We
~ liberal patronage during the past TWO seasons,
and hone. nv n close attention to business, and
TO their interests to merit continuance Of their
ratrdnare He assures them that He WILL
NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any establishment
in the citv. HIS Stock Is SOW COMPLETE
embracing every thing usually kept in his line,
and would particularly call the attention Of his
customers to his assortment of Dress GoodS Cloths
Flanncl:, Bay State Shduls, and every variety OF
Goods necessary for the comfort of the season
His stock Of GROCERIES, he fatters himself
cannot be excelled by any House this side Of Go
than, and takes pleasure in saying that he ms
on hand 20 tons of that PRIME CUBA SUGAR
which has given such entire satsfaction-l6 lJs
for one dollar Forty Chests of Superior YoUxG
HYsoN TEA, at 50 cents, and other articles III
proportion, too numerous to mention.
FARMERS, bring on your Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
Rags, Wheat, Corn, and oats; in short, anything
you have to spare-thc CASH Is READY
The Good Time has really come. If you have
not already been convinced Of the fact, give me
CALL and will illustrate it TO you to a demonstra-
ton. t. FIGrREs WIFI Sor. LIE.
CHARLES C.. BROWN.
6-25 One Door North of Runals House.
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Valuable Information

The Buffalo Commercial has information repre-
scntcd to BE- from reliable source, which j., of
such importance to those who are looking forward
TO the distribution of the loa,e' and fishes, THAI
We hasten 10 publish it:
We learn that the President elect has resolve !
10 be,tow the officers in his gi,, IN the several
states, according to the recommendation of the
State Administrations, wherever the democrat,
are in power. The State officers at AZ any will
therefore be made the medium through whic ;hc
recipients of executive benefits will tie selected
This rule will he inlaXible Gen PIER" wisely
supposcS that the State Government. placed in
power by the Democrats, will represent authorita-
lively, the Democratic sentiment and feelings Of
the commonwealth. and by dnvoviu- upon the
members of that Government the duty of naming
those most worthy of office he will avoid impo,-
non, anil do Justice in the premises, IIewiil thu,
save himself world of trouble and embarra>s-
mEnt.
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
TEEOROUGEg BASS. sc.

al II. 8. u. ESRANDE having heen solicited n
We give instruction on the Organ. will take Class
that Instrument. al his residence Pearl lie will
also take class IN Thorough Base with without The
Of the Organ: and viii eudelvor illustrate the rules Of
harmony By the Of he Black Board ard By ri
Lectures embracing The History and effects % Musics
principles and pTac;iccs character exhibited 10 tho
different keyscons.ruction and ofhe principal IH.tr-
meuts-tunng-he rudiments 81 Thorough Base, s c.
The importance Of knoWledge Of Thorough Base. 10 he
Amateur the Musician, is ncalculblc II j., in -hor!,
Music, what Grammar Is % a Language.
The first Lecture will be free. and will Be given =. The
Court House Tuesday Evening" the lis inst.
The succeeding circumstances may dictate or tho
progress of the class may warrant Terms Of private in
sruction, Of admission tho class VII be made known
CT application % the Lecturer.
Ke--zh-. ~ ..-rt - - I2Se. r
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THE FIRST CIDER CAsE.-A correspondent
OF the Boston Herald, writing from Braintrce
says that the first liquor case in that town under
che new law tried on Saturday. The CORES
pendent gives the following particulars:
The defendant was deacon Day ld Hollis. who
fined ten dollars and costs, from which dccis-
ion the Deacon appealed, aud gave bond, in the
sum Of 500 to prosecute the appeal, The wor-
thy deacon IS farmer, and had manuiac urnd the
fruit of his orchard into cider which had fomcn-
tel two quarts of which he sold to Il ucighbor for
Ten cent hence the fine Of ten dollars. The
Deacon is a strong friend Of the Maine Law, and
has been one Of il strongest supporters in town,
and is also the first to feel It's practical opera
ton.
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= .fAA 20 r.- ''a
p0Stp0aeTl N.

THE undersigned takes This opportunity Of Informing his
od friends and customers and the pubic rally
that hc has resumed business al the OLD STAND or
MARSHALL & PHELPS where may be found general
assortment 81
Stores and Store Pip, PIqin and JaPGnned
Tin, Sheet IRON AMI Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves are INC following approved patterns:
BELLE OF THE STATES, QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIE,
KING OF THE PR AIRIE. HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER,
AlSo-SrltRe-ua,ng Paror Stoves Air-Tigh, and Plate
stoves, and Premium Cooking stoves.
Ashc ntert aop;he ready pay system aS FIR as pos
shc he proposes % eel very Low FoS ttsH relieving
that ick saies aud small profits better than slow sales
and large lie hope by fir dealing and a:entionto
business crit share # the public patronage.
r. \. MARSHALL.
E,~ Sent Vfsa-
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From ihc Nc6 York Times.
The CalOrIc Ship.

The experiment of Mr. Ericsson of applying
heated air to the propulsion of ships, is rapidly
approaching crisis. The trial Ship for this
object was launched in this city, several weeks
ago, and by the first Of December her machine
~ will be ready to test the feasibility OF the dis
covcry r. substitute tor steam Opinions are
mich divided on the subject. The revolution
which it proposes in navigation IS too wonderful
not 10 enlist the livclic>t concern among business
men. The principle, if successful with water
craft, is capable OF application to nearly all ma
chnery now driven by steam. Mills, factories
AID railway locomotives NAV employ it, The
discovery, anI rapid extension and employment
OF the magnetic telegraph are not more remark
able than lhjs will be-, if its practical working
should CORES pond with the now Sanguiur homes
IF Mr.. Ericsson and the friends who are furnish
ing linn with the means
The principle involved in the construction of
the Ctlo-ic Engine is the employment Of lcatad
air, To tie exclusion OF furnaces, boilers, and tie
troublesome ct cctcras of the steam engine
The engine consist, Of two cylinders, the lower
Jci,g Of mach greater diameter than the UPPER.
The upper i called The supply, til" lower tie
working cylinder In each cylinder j. fitted a
.l>tDu, spending - t1s diameter. h.t so ar
r,uLcd that the opera,. aye wa.a ~lnui'aEc-
0 sly Al tn base OF tn. over or W. rhiny c,l-
a@eF' IRE Is aPi'''i. an. i.' t"aehne Is 1T
once set IN H'"'' II. l"r piston II me upper
c'""1'f seems, res OF waves Placed IN
u, 10Y %'' 't' u, ana ,"' 9 ''H''f Is h"e'
"Ih 60" ar - 'ae piston rises 'he valves
Close ana 'AA or "'nI"' unable 10 escape pass
- ''f' "h.'"'r 81 oI waves mo a receiver
whence IL a'"'a passes mo IN WORKING Gym
r '9ro"@t a" apparatus ca.i'd reerncrator,
".'c., Is ~ area OF a SeLl.N OF tre.nctiingo'
P ''r' N"' y. 0'i''' ana an'Ht Twelve t"chcS IN
.'' n eNs' ne AIR III passing ':rong" the MESH
e OF ''' c"h| '|"nc' ''h'9 up a large amount OF
"'''' |'l 10 ~ '"r "'WI azure CT 49,
"eS "r 'o'r''' '' ar : Go'n''' ny expansion
an" - I''g e'o,' ~ ~" " 'e"' P@'"rh9 ''e work
.'"' ''"'I 81 - Ny '',y III 'I'eF WoIuS
us '' en- a"N''.' u "ea''u ar !" pace OF inc
NatoT ~ water OF s'eaH'' IAa' produces Tue es-
Na,.,|"' pF"rf"'n- power.
Inc advantage 70 bA derived from this improve
me"t, s"o1Id prove effective, are too obvious
L can Tor argument Most important OF all, 1t
Is claimed HAT there can be 10 dln-er OF eNHlo-
>uno, and very IItt.e cAaH'' for fire on shpboard.
he SAVING "a room i very considerable. and
"a" danger OF ieaha-e nom placing the 6ed-FlIce
bolts through the bottom OF the vessel Is entirely
toNated: The bed plates are firmly boIted to
nc H,orHG OF the SNIP, ara constitute safe and
Durable IRON CG&tilv, winch Ind def
arc, IN tho or,tirar,. lo,rnr- ortbo slime
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CEEaNCERY SAFE.
STATE or WISE DN%!N-KENOSIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT cot Rim CUANCERY

STATE or WISE DNSlN-KENOsIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT cot Rim CfIlNCERY.
Fanny Crij,ry and Albert 6. UIlry Atrux aud ilmrof
The estate OF urn Grdly deceased, Us or-- H. Rucn
heirs OF Ni;.iu BU,lca, deceased. Jalia H. R.inc,t
John Hucn, Samuel Hale, Seth F. iali Henry Parmelee
Samuel Parsons, Daufort = EGr>"y. aid lldrGg1 q.
NrrrcE.
~ WRIT Eaudi in pursuance ola decree ort a. ir,
y Court for the Cout v of Ken -q S,3; ktroo.j,
made and entered in qrud4, therein ON IN,
Chance side thereof, in the term OF Noychy l. ID 1852
wherein Fanny Gdley ard Albert G. Gridlcy admn, ra-
triN and administrator OF The CrTiu Crdly de
ceased ar cenralnlHi. and trfl, j.. buicn, Mary g.
BIlrn. William II. Bullion. ard Julia +. Bucn heirs Of
" !lnm Elllrn. deceased, Jaa H. Bennett, John Bucn
samuel liH sen - Iali Henry iarm"i'c, Patrick IyLCh
Stewart G. Marsh, Alexander frcar. Samuel Pars rs an
ford y. Barney, and Eldrdce e. Mrrrick are defendants
bearing date The -.h dav November, u lSJ5-I >h.
sell public auction t. the highest bidder az The door of
Tie Cuu- House in the city of keEo>hn in said County, on
Saturday the 25h day OF December, \. y. IS2 bet
The h"ursof nine and twelve in The forenoon Of day
I. iHo"nG de~cFhtd real cS'1,', 10 vi MI those
tain pieces parcels. lots " land, situate in The County of
SIN. ard more particularly known and described ~ follows
EiE-Ir Northeast quarter Of the Not-yc=l quarter OF
section No. nineteen 90. in township No. one North Of
Range twenty 20 East containing forty 40 acres Of
lard.t ~o. The West half OF Northeast quarter Of
section No. wcnsy uur 1 in township No. L. North
of range No. nineteen l3 East, containing ei5hiy go
twenty %, in township 80. %. N,r;h of raga No.
twenty 90 Fast. continuing hundred and sixty GUI
al gart,f ct section N" nineteen 'l9 in township No
,Norh " range No twenty 2ul Ea-t, lies the West
side q" Fox River con aiming siy-ore acrcs o ud.-Also,
eighty iJlHb go $1,000 of land from off the South
side ofthe Npgttea. fractional quarter of section No nine
ccd ll2f in township No. ill, North Of Range No
twenty 20 EaStAud also, the South half Of tha South
~. North Of No. twenty-five % East contain
ing eighty 30 acres Of land. Dated kenosha November
l0h, y. Disc
GEORGE L. LEE. Commissioner
O.S. IIE,r. Compts sol. ~
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CHaNCERV SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
Fanny Griley and Albert c. GrdIey, admin strarx and
administrator Of the Estate OF Orrin GFdey, deceased,
John Buen, Henrietta Bullen. Samuel Hale. Ahirs
T. Drake, Joseph II. Hackley John '. Aver. Edw ard
Bain Samuel Fuller, AlonzO White, Patrick Corayc,
Solomon Durgn, James T. Hildrath, George Perry. Stew
e. Marsh, Alexander Frear, Samuel Parsons, DanOF
\. Barney, and Eldridge G. MeTrick-
EBY Vriue and in pursuance Of Decree The rcuit
Court for the County OF kenosha state of II
made and enere in certain cause pending theIeg the
Chancery side thereof in the Term Of November n ID,
-52. wherein Fanny Griey and Albert c. Gridey admin
sraIK and administrator Of the Estate Of Orn Grdley,
deceased, CoTplaran and John Bullen, Henrietta
Bul.en. samuel Hale Ahira E. DrakeJuseph H. Hackley.
John V. Aver Edv ard Bin Samuel Fuller, AIouza bite.
Patrick CosgFave. solomon DurEn, James T. Hidreth,
George Perry. stewart C. Marsh Alexander Frear Samuel
Parsons Danord y Barney and Egdridge e. Merrck are
defendants bearing dale the oih day Of November A. D.
the door of the Court House the City fKenosha, in said
county Saturday the 18Th day Of December y ID. 1872
between the hours Of nine and twelve in the forenoon of
that day. lhe following described Real Estate wit A
those certain pieces parcels or los Of land situate in the
county OF ken0sha. formerly county Of Racine and State
of Wisconsin, particularly known and described as
follows viz Being forty 49, acres OF land nom and Of the
North side Of the Southwest quarter OF Section Nohry
one 81 IN 30 t"o norm ~, "l l>'il- f & %
ale the northwest quarter Of Section n" ihirty 81
described follows, wit: beginning the south line OF
said quarter Section The distance OF forty 80 rods west from
the southeast corner thereof; thence running west along
said south line tie distance of 0y-tw0 - rods; thence
running north the dapee of eighty so rods thence run
ming he distance OF wcutyeight y rods; thence
running sOu the distance of eighty 30 rods thence run
ming west to the southwest OF <d quagcr Section
thence running north along the line Of said quarter
Section the ds:nnce OF eighty 80 rods thence running
east The distance Of caty ~ yods thence running ma ri
the distance Of eighty 20 rods the north line of said
quarter Section; thence running east along the said north
line of said quarter Section the distance Of hundred
100 rods thence running south 10 the place Of brginuiI q
containing nne!y-~N 90 OF land more les. Also
A certain three hundred and twenty 500 acres Of land
he being the east half Section No hiry~iX 80 In
Township No two = north Of Range No. twenty-five ~
east and making in a the snd three several parcels Of land,
four hundred ard dity six +j6 acres
Dated osha, November I0Ih. \. ID. 1852 7-21
GEORGE l.. LIE, Commissioner.
q ~ C.ar1-lt'S
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I ObacCO L m pOrium

YEsIIE Subscribers take this method Of informing IN
a public that they have uTrneia Wholesale and Rciu
Establishment for Tie sale OF all kinds Of
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

FHyTF Tax PAYERS Of his City hereby informed that
z the Harbar Tax Roll IA ms hands Tor lee
that the IaN-S for the same n nv
oece, ID the City Hail. un:l the last day OF nacrn Der
And further give notice thai shall. Il the Second
Monday January next all lhc los, lands &c upon hich
the said Taxes been paid SATISFY the Taxes,
costs, and other liabilities which sha Legally accrue
DANL. NJ q AREH1E, ~ T---r-lre-.
ke-cSha. ~. ~. -sS y
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ETTN TAX ROLL.

FEvIIE Tax Parers This Ciy hereby notified that the
a City Tax Roll is in my possession and those who
wish 20 pay Their Taxes vii ind me "a the City Hall for
purpose until the last Day Of December ncN And fur
Their give notice THAI On The second Monday JanGarv
next will sci all The lots and lands on SAID Tax Roll upon
which the Taxes remain uBnado satisfy the Taxes, costs
and other liabilities which shall legally accrue.
DAM ". CLAEhSuN, City Treasurer.
EeDc-hs w OH l5iQ 81
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT

Ths We behold many females scarce in the meridian Of life
broken Ia health aud with complication OF diseases
snd ailments depryug Of The powsr or the enjoyment
OF life al wbeh M seal health ysncy Of spirits,
and happy mind arising condition health,
should be predominant.
Many OF the causes OF her SatesInEs peThapS
before aps during gTlEood the first
neglected.
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Liquor Law in New Hampshire.
Concord Nov. Is

Concord Nov Is
The judges of the Superior Court in this state
have decided. that in each of its several details
tic I.iQuor BIZ of last jane session of the Lcgi>-
lathSc Of New Hampshire conflicts with Con>ti,u-
tlon.
The schr. E1yt,l>horc near Grand River. re-
ported Il total loss was owned in Sandu-ky and
fully insured Sac had $500 bu, of whoa, on
board bclon eiue 10 Fitzhrgh \ Co.. Of Osvc-o
Wheat insured in the Buffalo Mutual and A>ror
Mutual, equal amounts in ca,h-I,taio Blia.
Another BNxK,-We learn that the proper
papers have been filed for Banking institution
N this city. by McsSrS. GEO. SMITH aud AtEN-
Marine ara FrI| Insurance Co." the Capital stock
to he 100000 IN shares of Sl0o caCh-so the
tomPtrollcrS salary i already provided for out
of the percentage To be paid into the treasury.
The African Slave trade which for 80 many
years was extensively carried ON hv Brazil has
at length become extinct through the decided steps
taken by that Governments The late adviccS
from Rio dc Janeito state that the Emperor. in
closing the session Of the Chambers pronounced
the Slave trade extinct, and the laws sufficiently
stringent 10. prevent its revival 4 Portuguese
named Brandoa, who acquired vast wealth in the
trade has been expelled from Brazil on suspicion
q an attempt TO renew the hateful commerce.
THE GERMAN LoAN \ F>ILrRr.-Oscar R.ioh-
enhack, Treasurer of the German Loan. London.
-ISed by Prof kiukel saws the y Y Triluo,
declares the project failure and is ready 10 rc-
iGnd, minus the expenditures.
The latest returns from Mississippi show a
hh.a!9T'! Against paving the cd Planter Bank
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Funeral HonOrs 10 web ter.

New lOrk, NOV. 10.
The solemRitics in honor 10 Daniel Webster,
to day, were of the most imposing character
The military display was one of the finest ever
seen in this city. The whole procession was near
ly two hours in passing the Aston House. The flu
neral car most beautifully arranged y large
platform built, on which was erected a canopy
of black cloth and velvet, tastefuly trimmed'with
silver lace. Upon the canopy was placed large
gilt eagle, holding III hi, mouth wreath Of laurels
the whole covered with black Grape. Beneath
the canopy an urn, bearing upon it the sim
Dle iuscriptfOn
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.
A. LEONARD s co.

z AVE purchased the above Establishment and fitted
q up manner be able 90 do work In their
reasonable be done this side of Lake Michi
Connected with h- Foundry is large and spacious Ma
chine shop. with Lathes and Tools sufficient for the fitting
up of al Minds Of
Ill! Gearing, Ttresbing Machines and Horse
POWcrS.
We have large assortment of Patterns OF the different
Thre~hug Machines in this part OF The country from
which viii keep Castings constantly on hand. Partcu-
lar attention given 10 repairing. Also, on hand rHiNBLh
SkEiN$ Of various sizes from light Buggy up to heSNE
Lumber Wagon.
C,LORoN KETTLES. CUNTS PrNP CASTINGS, C"RN SHEI-
LYRs. STRAW CUTTERS, BL,CBsNiTHs' TuE EYETs and
SFiGu Suors Together with large assortment of CAST
INt.S usually KEPT in a Furnace
{ u Cash paid for Old Iron.
AxpREN LEo~ARr, JAMES nrRNAY, jos. MuRrHy.
kcuo>ha, August 1852.
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CEFiNCEEsY SALE.

STATE or WISCONSIN-KENOSlA cot MY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CuANCERY
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Il is stated tina; Col. Jefferson Davis. Of Miss
i,>ippi /, HOW very HAT Pass Chri>taH Ii Is sta
tel that inflammation has destroyed one of his eyes
aud il l. feared viii DESTROY the other.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-26

E4vSTRAY. Takca mp by the Subscriber, the 2jth
q a inst, Rel Yelrliuc l!e- nraed on tho right ear
fnc reluesrd 20 come forward. prove property
pay en- rge> and ;akc her away. PEER PETITE.
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