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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or JURORS, NO.
ok o. rv rso s1s mott BY
s.ered their At shr oihes are notaed 70 50
" or s'
RuREAg OF THE CHIEF or PoLIsEmwA Mt D:
""ntSs bss9ssn Twsnh and rsysis.h ssrss..
or east sds an yen Apply Immediately 4
the office Of the Chief Of Police.
No1IcE.-THE NEXT MEETING or TaE DUFFY
tho Brlisn Mo- 's' Batssrs paso O'clock Nam
THOMAS CREED, Secretary. CAPTAIN.
THE STOCK BoLDERs OF THE NEW YORK AND
meet a. he noxara House, j. BrosSway tie city
York Tburday the list day Of nett snias o'clock
s"nr sntsssa BY Resident .ssosisos
dor sis s with .a The The Of
] the aa%Ssr
c"ns%ng The bushes. the for the
S mo ~ h
OFFICE FOR FOREIGN PATENTS. PARTIES IN
~ tending TO visit Europe Patent business obtain
T. @ s al Iii and ri
JOSEPH se PIk ase No. wan sres
T ETTER BAGS PER STEAMSHIP ALBATROss, FOR
aspe. Quebec viii the once q Simeon Draper
4 Pine street on Saturday July 8, at l0oclock A. NJ
NoTIcE. FROM THIS DAY Mr. CHAKLEs Oss!FF.
~ nephew Of Prior autorized the
O. our firm. A. Q. kOsSIRE 81 co. A. G KOSSIaE
New York, July !, 1852. RtLLlET
NEW YORK voLUNTEERs.-THE REGIMENT vii l.
IN assemble in full uniform Mercer Hall Fri v.
the I'd of July st M to receive valuable
their fellow citizens previous to it's for khAy
that day. The Quarterm aster will make the
By
Colonel Com nandin e
W. II. BROWNE, Acting Aajutsnt.
CCANDINavIA.-AS TIE REGULAR DAY OF aEaT-
- ing Of this society happens to fall Monday the 9Th of
July next the sai meeting is deferred the 10 Ito wing
Tuesday evening July On. ny order.
CAR. CHRISTENSEN, Secretary.
MASONIC ST. JOHNS DAY, JUNE q. 1852 BEINd
lvl of festival days If the Ancient s@ Honor 'os
Fraternity of Free 6s-ons St johns Lodge
bed mt their zoo BROADWAY. where they
Joined by Or their sister lodges. haing
the Ancient Grand Lodge Of tina state of New York
After the usual business and nnies had been
James Jenkrson where tho remainder Of the
spent in the enjoy Of the feast II the
OF SOUL The following the prncips toasts senti
ments, &c. First ToastThe Day celebrate and
all the faithful Masonic Brethren who honor it. Song
Hail. Masonry SecendThc Grand Lodge the State OF
New York Glee-Firmly We stan Ttird-The Graai
Master and Grand Ocers Of the Grand Lodge OF the STATE
True Masonic Brethren OF the of New Song-A
mans for p that Fi,tr-Addition to friends,
subtraction TO wants. MULTIPLICATION blessings
snd division Gee-Fiil me hoy, ieep
draught After the mutual exchange of kindly and rate
iments and firm Determination to stand bv tho
ancient landmarks Of the Order the Lodge separated
havins spent happy EVENING" peace love aud hsrmony
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Confusion OF Babel

Confusion OF Babel
The builder Of BAbsl tower
A modern tower OF Babe
Must be- the himself,
- to show able:
For hLs ass, BY braying forth
His fa.sehoods Ia profusion,
Ee iiass iases the Babel fat
xiakod tonsao's confu .ion!
Bst while he tugs his stupid hesd
% TO n Babel height -eiss.
Who s-abs q hest stereotype
OF eours- wis 20 To Whitsharst.
RBIrLDUkSIS Gallery $40 Broadway, corner Of
LsoL street s. the popular and fequsntsd-the
most eonveri~nt AID pleasant In the city.
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LsOR sALL--A SAIL BOAT. or SUPERIOR 2JtLDs
y eieh'een feet, With sails srsr., Sc, ,isto aud
ready far immediate fa.t ruar st'f
se,U VII b. sold Jhcnn for cash. fafuir9 Of JOHN
bUFEs toatmaL foot Of Norton stroot, NJ r. whsrs
boat be
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Fair trefses mans iIip erial race ensnare,
And beauty drs vs. rs With a single hair"
. M m. unOU uvHS fruv nv

To preserve the Hair IN n enutlful and
s
- p sands 100 Fulton street; Rush.oa,
Gary & Co. Ss Peas street; and BY the druggists and
No. Andrew jackson Davis, but VIM. Da-
(. RI. !:
80 sots For
I'd IS ssss !s 80 sa ssS .sss
To the number Of smooth beartiiess
faces IN Broadway and ether thorooghsares WOULD
& % Of had did sa, IN. sn s.
il vii, make the bead and hair thick and glossy Price
" ''n'' PSF 0''' s saanaS niS ' ann street.
ef that truly TITO for coorios tho hair
w,ud an . and an
III world If f.shan above the resch Of competi.i2a APP
se.lr tab.hment Mot Aston House. Private rooms
applying thu iys aud 81 tirg on Wigs.
Hair Dye Kecipe.-W mt Is the use OF pay
81 rA,ttle he'r dye, VIII holds but F, ounces,
sS sI' rs 81 s"n : 10 ssP P: street.
tien. Price of recipe, 81. Private house.
Crissadoro's Liquid H"ir Dyc.-rhis pre-
paran has been tested by hundreds Of bath ana
Applied nDd fo'3 Wholesale and retail CtIS
TAbORO'S via aud scEip establishment. No.
Private for applying the dye and fitting on
Wigs and To Jpees.-Bn Sckelor's new style
~ Uig the perfect imitation If nature
~ inve ted Those wanting yerysupe-or article SHOULD
call at CHELORS celebrated Wiz Factory, No Wall
ehere found the and best assortment
in tie city. Copy the address
Hair Dye.--Batchelor's celebrated Liquid
Heir the tst dcoversd ias ccoring he hair
whkers tlt I. applied The icrul aud
certainty with ,et 5n fyo-sa aud old established Hair
Dye performs Hstnui .ag IL ID for sail" spilled
3ATJhELoRS Wig Factory No. Wall street. Copy the
address.
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Gen. Plcrcs's P0rtrast, = most excellent
likeness oan be room as ROOFS P,eIo'am Gallery, 33
Aros
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TO Jenny Lind, on her Marriage -
Oh msy che bed II ny men prove
scene % o mfort peace
~ d,ss or huge disturb the love,

MAJ ~ e'r cNistcuce ae1sa
puy L,aa's poydsr-shttiugHt
win / tho creeping rasoa,s through.
Nepct fot lyons shghe'tc PJsdT anf Pile fcv .he
lvueticn u insects ana yegmini No. 4si Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01

LoR shLE-A CANAL BOAT, SUITABLE FUR TaE
4 ,osl trade Lighter Far further pAfti4 uitrs 70
gore Of N Il CALEB n CO 100 bros1 street.
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y>Ok SALE-rHE FaSs ShiIaNG, COPPER FASTRN-
ed Sleep yavLN a. X siytsen t,up
Cor ple'o in every rssTet. Lea Ia ssapt Doc Brook.
lyn Apply t. John NoACI 10 NEssau street ~. y.
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Broadway.
singers Sewing Machine Those persons
h Ss I s:F ss ss me S.iS
the price .in be $3.50 They III kinds Of fanries
n'1'''"' 'Aa '''' nv sssSsa Co. s rs ST. sio.d.ay
A Complete Revolution In Prices or FAoor
GOVERNS -Tis true, hirAM ANDERSON, No. W Bgwsry,
selling English Fspeetry and Brussels Carpets M 81
IL Ingram Csrpsts 7ss Rags Ass Nastiss, Win
Tnoe Covers &c. At about Sae half their value
Crystal Palace AgAin--Pstent Tapestry
Ss4". S.srs she Ss y Il AZ
AkpLRsoNs. Also. Pardo,' and Crosby & Sons Eng
n parslie,ed low prices
saunslevs' Dressing Cases Tor Travellers
fhs ehi. excslea If these consists in their
20 ah. ID "n h ssspeGs sSy are
M1sc without useless cor rS anees ",nvensnt durable
broadway.
Saunders' Metallic Tablet sGrop.-ThIs
article 20 lo.g nowp for it's -ondersa in snarpen
Ing Rszors be obtained at No Actor House, and No.
ssf "roaowsy
Ladies' Dress CoDabs.--A large and FASH
nsce assortme"t unequl'isd fr ysristy aud quality ir
M 'y c'~0. ado to ORDER of Tortoise She'll Buffalo
a. & J. SAUNDERS, Comb Factory. ss7 Broadway.
Watts Ncrvoaa Observation-Disclosures
tsusnd FOR his antiaote na0n the soppya
n Ss an a"y s@s s0a
fos ibe take The genuins witnon s.ing i'm mediate raf
IS snS sweet Nj ceEssr 81 ksresy street and ali The
respectable stores in Broadway keep the genuine.
II. II. n. No. G.-Foul and Corrupt Humors,
the and nal blood Of all kinds salt seronls
ats quickly removed by the of Rad ways Rsrova
a., WIN prssu ssaf. ssa and FL aa
e,se for al humcrs. Price. 81. xADwAY co, 1872 Full
ton street, opposite St Pau.s.
Restoring the Heir.-Another wonderful
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- tNuvAL.-ThE uNJERsIGKED RESPECTFULLY
~ inoias bi- eus sttat Il, m - uo rom
80 - ~ rfttiVed ~ rtmotea III kntfns Estshtiah.
mett roW lUtNu II 81 ~ shs 8r sdway eosrer
Nhthtns st,trt wisr, IL Il trEarsd o. meet vsth
,Ft~.tN NtttaEee. tlia waWts ~ ~ Ire Orders
10 6tte uttc a. st Re- Vnuits ~ Ais street
JOIN SgAff. So Err aewRy Ger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01

E>OR sALE-ECUB TEN PIN Alleys; HAVE ONLY
been IN we ~ eth lst day Of in"usry less Also
second band Carr u I'll 81 viii b. sc1 low.
Atpy'o G nAiHo Rs Jrs eorGtr " UIiyersi.y place
- ct
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NN0A /. ST., ryihe all TIE the II nsn-
. Md aitl his se.sonah'e Rocky rountsin
beavers his cco and sririt paaamss and 9Th
y. at ysenss MS uewai rra rates ThAt
und1rs Is the fact
HI aoiist nent No 15s FIt1n psrnni-cd
l.. fashion able fashenatr the iud the
tum,e th itch tie pycr the IL usma AL a3!y, old,
irc'e sged young, ola the and insure neElth
.pe com Fort y eails With him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01

pm .isi T. oe torGea ~ sho wnsrsabont III sLFaE.
Mr. AcES 60 SEst.eiahnsnb IN order 60 know precise
" aere tsy nish their warar has g. sSsso
~ with srisies ~ ftshi able airing
cn.i invited to call At ~. Broadway tst HI var
And NranA streets. NJ DEVIATION from 1rkee prices
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aEMOv AIS.

nR BRADSHAW HAS REMOVED TO 7l2 BROAD
~ way, opposite Washington place.
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aoVsEs, anoMs. ETC.. WANTED.

"OVc~S, "A"%Ss &TOs. WAFVR0Us
HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY wAvTED-sy SMALL,
Ii famy-in village or lie vciuisy not than aid
seventy mie from New York city, The house m ust
x besides the kitchen aud have good srei
garden such would be taken, low rent, one or
years from September most. Tbs bost references
Address q. d. w. odse o. his paper stating full
particulars.
BASEMENT OR 0uTRUlI DIM wsNTeD -sUIrA-
~ HE for carrying small business; To-
cali.y mast he resr.s table rsat W. Address f. s.
Cook Mann, bC Gold street.
w AETED-A SUITABLE PLACE, IN THE MIDDLE
" - the city Tor gymnssGo purposes vaoant tots VII
be preferred ofers nav be seat to L. ENGsLdARO. "a
Duane street
nOcK STONE WANTED FOR WHICH FIFTY CENTS
~ ton will 70 rad deli 7erad H. hutk head .s,h
nptorMarket PAymset madaiv tui averytwp geeks.
PHILIP MAR. 4. go Rivinsson strest.
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EURNITURE WILL RI SOLD A BAhGAIH At NO.
i ~ PcetMer traet once an cout Il, ,hnu Desks,
Lhars s.n"ia Cushions Lookino Glasses oil ri .iogs,
Brussel serpe tho ,any ar. Rockers bnv.aus Rcd
steads sD,d and qua'tet Tables S.deb,sris, Sntass.
Loubrs, Vststanos, $40 hs'r aud musk Abt.resses 100
Bedsttads. Furniture ted.
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/ s,7ccs 10. Masters, Misses. Chsidven, &c..
e "a Eth N. $50 B.ser, mss "patn ssor,me,s Of
- asfs foo children y Wr worthy
~, 'ion Of purchasers Prices ve-y low and stock
al. mt
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LRtHCD GERMAN AMI LN0LisH coNvERsA-
II ton sro trans alton Ref IELLEAi Nc : studio.
for .r. I'D modern te 60 57 brrsd. OF
pos.e N'tio'i, second foer. er by liter sr.-psd L.
Oc0 Post urce The languages mO-, sAi.i-atlv
taught after the Onendorhsn rarch improved syesem.
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ADyEg gIsEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


CLAY OnSEQUtEs.
A RIlsTs OF TAE CITY OF NRW YORK -ACtDE
N mcc1ns honorary members associates aud student
the National Academy OF Design eluestsi TO attend
Council ko1r Of the y f63 Broadway at o'clock
p n - consi ration the uniting with e,R
citizens denomination of re- poet tha. ~ be cered
70 the late henry Clay. by order Of sne Council
H. shEG03CE, Corr. Secretary n. j. D.
NJorIcE.-A pEETING or TIE NEW YORK BAR Is
~ requested at the Supreme court At l2 O'Clock.
tie "a OF !u e. make TO testify tioir ret
the loss the rntr has la the aoath Of Henry
Clay. rHoE. j 0AKLgY, BLUSr,
I-o. DuFR. MAssHALL !. BtowELL,
VIM " CAMPBELL, ". VA0NE7,
JNo. AvrrtoS, A L. BRADFORD.
NRR SUNh}.
II DON VICENTE oeEs Will PLEASE CALL At
shs ofoe orthe subscriber wiz scevs nforts alton
II a. interesting and satisfactory cara from friends
Havana, HENRY o. ~ south strsot.
APPROXIMATIONS WANTED OF WILLIAM JONES,
swhc LETT Carlow I-sisnd. 1879 l86 In
With J.mes jones aud Benjamin oy hs william st "a
Cene street Newark New Jsrsey, Joseph Miller 2l9
canal street. New York.
SaouLD THIS MEET THE I've or MISS ANN NJ
hsLesp .. Cherry street she - OF something to
JAMES NELSON, roRxsRLY CLERKIN THE OFFICE
OF smith Jr ourt street 6o-t will confer ia
vor by eallDg - No. ~ Merchants Exchange.
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CHURNISHED ROOMS WITHOUT BOa aD-AN giE-
giant suit Of furnished rooms on the second dnr II
house No 900 Broadway with pantries aud hath
cluivey suitable for gentleman and wife, single gen.
tlemsp. apy the premises
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Aaver,ss.ng IN ary Paper In the ua.on

or ,tngia We ca.tracted ~ the old established
A vertisiug .fio. of W. VI. MGDt IALD. 100 v assaG
" II M has tho hest and authority of
and tho papers daily b. eil
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE Al DtRIEN. CoSNhgTl-
~ cut ror at bargain would DC rxrhst
ohor property IN thl CITY nsishborhood oonstd of
house Of II out t1ildngs we'll ~ good
and Fix fsst rate had, with garden, fr,
within 50 rods . TIC d.p,t. IuquTe of
JAS VI TAYLOR e7 rseI wich street.
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I Snunders' Metallic Tablet SGrop.-ThIs
article lsg knowp for it's dersa
ng Rszore be obtained Mt MOI Actor House, and No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01

A BEAneY YOUNG WOMAN. wrrB A FRESH
quire at No. Bsnh street.
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Ladies' Dress C0Dabs--A large and FASH
insLle assortneat unelua'sd FIR variety aud quality IL
.e city Combs made to oraer OF Tortoise She'll Buffalo
Horn, Be.
A. g. j. SAUNDERS Comb Factory, aS7 Broadway
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field !
THE WAR ENDED!

bia Young man who sought people believe his
sarsapara was original has finally abandoned the field by
selling his business STRANGERS. Being convince
Of the nutty warning against the better judgment and
convictions Of the people he has at last disposed Of his bust
Ress thus virtually admitting all
that publications. After accusing the Old
selling Of his for s. week and getting
respecting the Old DR. original Recipe
Efter trying WorkTnen disclose him
knowledge Of the Ola Recipe by Offering high as
$1,000 tempting offers to the Old Dr.
himself, Of HOUSES LANDS, MONEY and PARTN ERSHiPf
through Dresser and Van Pelt 70 leave
Thompson ski,iaaB, Co. and go s. p. Townsend
Recipe teach him make Sarsapara as not
to SOUR. FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After Il
beng the firm, calling A set a. unprin
sip men, ana other hard he has fnas thrown up
the Whole business, heavy load to carry and
the BURDEN nTon the shoulders Of some STkAN"Ei'
whom he induced take his place under the pre'eee
they could make money by the operation
These strangers understand intend placing some
'sts the b9tles redeem it from its past
for sOURING and FERMENTING. which IS reany thS
highest p Of the truth Of all we have hereto
fcre sail Of Il. 1t is VIRTUAL CoNEESNloN 'ha' II
neither by chemist Heretofore nor Aal the ao'ah
chemical science in is manufacture M no' .e
people The imposition ana hunl0us III '1 . o
article good medicine?
b.; we confess all the raseality FORMERLY displayed
Is nothing - Of these STRANGERS in placing the
hottie e name chemist EFFECT, while at the
same time the Ssrararila made after the FORMULA Of
s = Tcwuscnds Recipe
If the Recipe is CHANGED. then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. and should he called the STRAIN
GERS SAa>A PA RI LILA by other distinctive ap-
pelatian. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show your hands aud let the public know whether you in
tend 70 make 5. p. Townsend's SOURING, FERMENTING
COMPOUND with the chemist the label for
purposes whether you making another and to-
tally different article, putn up s Ps bot
ties with his labels signature. SC and thus selling it under
false eoors' The fact Of sticking ehemiats Bans on
thg bottle. will never oh - rharacter
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
CHICAGO BRASS * BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. w. RINCKER,
NO. 1o8 RAND 0LPH STREET CHICAGO,

NO. 198 RAND OLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning Mil.
yESIIE Proprietor fthis Establishment prepared
81 Cast Bells of all sizes. He would particularly invite
those who wish TO purchase Church Bells to those of his
manufacture. His bells will be sold on reasonable terms
theycn be pure from the East from Agents of
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he can make Is good bell that viii give large
volume Of sound as those Of eastern manufacture, with
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion OF money is
thus saved IN thc purchase OF his Bells. lie warns them
not to break for one year with proper usage and should
fail prove 10 be good as represented it may be
turned 10 his shop, and be made good without expense
the purchaser By recast be replaced by Ii
one should break any time during his life he will rccast il
for half the expense OF casting Western people will the
advantage III dealing with man. and paonizin4
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last Fairs
the Chicago Mechanics lnstiue-th last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following copy of the report OF
Tie committee on the Eo submitted for inspection 10 the
Fair OF May, 1856:
Article II, Glass No. 6, Church Bells
Dell oil lo pounds by II. w Rncker, of this city, is
well made and a smooth cistinc II exhibits a great degree
OF skill in It's manufacturer has admirable and
throws greater volume of sound than any bell of its size
trial was had between the above bell and manufacture
cd by Mr. Aehee of Troy n Y, the latter being consd
eraby the heavier of ctwo955 pounds The arrangement
for ringing Ar. Rnckcrs bell temporary and by far
ierior to that Of Mr. Meneelys Notwithstanding which we
believe that there was but little difference in the distance that
the Two bells could be heard and that the tone of Mr. Rnck
ers ben was by tar the most pleasing to the Gold
Medal was awarded TO Mr.. Rincker.
Inc above Is Il true copy Of the Report.
G. Il. SI.OAT, Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics institute.
NJ dncker is also prepared 10 do all kinds Brass work
casting and furnishing, short and in good STYLE
Sacha machinery! magnetic machines, physical Instruments
soda fountains beer pumps. StOpcGck oil Globes e rlr
Also heavy Copper wook for an purposes
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken exchange
for bells atthe market prices.
Chicago, 1s51
~ Orders may be left in Kenosha with f. RI-DD or
at the Office of the Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
For Sale or Exchange.

Farm Of $50 rces adjoining the village of Harrison
Wlnucbnlp co.. Illinois, will be sold cheap, or exchanged
for Rnal J-tat. IN This city county.
This v!4gc!< The Hcca:ouir River ten miles from Be
lott from ncki9n, and rom the proposed Chicago and
Gai.ua 4road. th5 she best water power the whole
river FIGURING NIL saw MIL end other machinery are
already Ia operation
~ acrs .! e Farm are fenced into three lots There
T. good frame house md barn, and orchard of bearing
trees the premises "nr corner 81 The farm touches the
Ofc4ltyAtpH.
portion ofthc Farm be laid out into village lots
and Harrison In IL" midst Of Of u richest and most
thriving portions " Iotz, there IS every prospect Of
l.ry- tlii4-a uiug ny. Apply to
ktuo-ha, october 10, 81. J. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

In addition to the above zoe packages were sold by i'll,
NJ Eorsc; 1870 by Dr. \. Pggot 200 by Edward Brooks
1872 by Bacon Hyde 200 by John Bnding - by Dr. A.
Willing; - by DR.. Donaldson; and 300 by w ( w Kirk
patrick-Whlch, together with the sales by the wholesale
agents prove that this article Is altogether superior any
o;herrcmcdy evar offered for Consumption
Price, One Dime per Roll; Roll, for - cents or 81 per
boz. \ liberal discount made To Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants, generally
throughout the United states and The Canadas
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for use
handsome engraving OF The Scn,h Coat of Arms, and IN"
teniguarc of Hamilton Wade proprietor is OF the
outside wrapper OF each ron and package.
Ncssrs. BARNARD, BRO. q CO., " hocsaie DRUGGISTS
lie Main Street. -. Louis, Mo- are the General Agents
Orders from the Country. applications for agency dircc-
ted 10 them, viii meet with prompt attention. Iy-50
For &alo at KenoSha By +. Robinson, ami
&urkwoaiher 6. Go.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS.

TFvHE Subscriber just receiving direct from New York
q his FGlland Winter Stock Of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, E3oots
and shoes, &C., &c.
Among his Stock of DRY GOODS, NAV be found mo
yards Merrmac, Cochcco Phillip Allen and Sprague Prints
MerEos- IyOneSc, CaShmeres and Apaccas striucd f-
ured and plain. 80
DE LANES Of various prices and qualities.
AESe-s \ Few very desirable patterns of silk Goods
Eleach"d and Brown SheeingS and Shirtings
All Woodland Canton Flannes, Linseys.
few Bay state Shawls from lHrge to very small.
French, American and English Broadcoths.
CaS,imcres ofihe latest ParssyleS
Saines. Tweeds and Fud Cloths, Cashmere, Gloves Of
oil sizes ond in fact almost every article usually keptn
Dry Goods Store.
GIRO GET o3o
ties.
New Orleans, Muscovado and Porto Rico Sugars; =
Crushed, Palyerizcd and Stewart Coffee und "r g..
Gnrs; stewards Ne pale syrup; Porto RI and sugar
House do, and mollsscs. ~1eoi
Uld ''o1. r"meutJava e~gire .nd RigCofee;
very superior articeNan- Cigars:
Soda, ~aera;us. Table SNf Rice;
Chewing and smoking Tqbacco in bulk; and many other
articles TOO tedious meIition.
= The above Goods nci be sold for CAsu as cheap Us
any House west of BuiTao.
henoshs, oct.22. lsl ". P. WATTLEs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

Of the best Farms In The Town Of Somers oshS
Co, miles from kcno-hn, ind miles from Racine Con
tanning 2J7 acres Al enclosed Und divided into cnnvcn
tent parcels leo acres Tmbcrcd-l40 broke up, and ca
in crops, and IS tame grass Good
y Frame House and large Barn.
Avery desirable Farm to who wishes 90 goino ht
Stock business. Apply % \. YULH on the premises
Or J. BOND, kcnoshB