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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22

MAINE.-A letter from Neal Dow saws tha
every Senator elect i'll Maine, with threc-fourths
OF the Members of the House, are supporters o f
the Maine Liquor Law"
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KENOSHuA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED BY r. T. HAMl
To the EIeetors Of kemosl,n County.

Without asking party endorsements, offer myself Il
p'ope OF kcno~ha County candidate for the Office VI
ShEtF aud respectfully solicit the suflagcs of ndc-
pendent yucr tor that station. pledge myself If eecte
20 icharsc the dic Of the Office the best OF my abi
| y, and with fidelity 10 the pubic interest.
w. II. SCOTT
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g., w, COLE
II. ]. RAND

Offers himself 10 the of this county as candidate
for III" Office OF SHERIFF, and respectfully solciI hei
>uHrHgvS
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GROCERY
Provision Store.

FENllE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past hvors, would
d respectful! Informs the citizens OF Kenosha and VI
entity that he now hand 70 furnish them unusually
low prices with ali kinds of
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
Fruit by the barrel or bushel Gambler, ConfeconAris
and Dried Fruits.
FHncy Goods and Yankee Notions OF all kinds.
Cigars by the box dozen single.
Cod Fish, Mackere, White Fah, &C.
FLOt n II The best brands always on hand.
Wooden Ware, &c, &C, &c, &c, &c, &c, &c, sc.
Give call and will satisfy you Of the quality and
prices. II. T. HANDBOOK.
One door North Of Ekins' Jewelry Store.
n. y. Sportsmcn would do well TO remember before
purchasing elsewhere that have constantly hand HaE-
ZRrds celebrated Rifle Powder. Also coed assortment
of Gun Nads, Shot, Caps, 80.
Kcnosha, October 1859,
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M A Is RI L. Id :

In this city the morning Of the 18th inst by the Rev
Mr.. Gridlcy, GEORGE r. PECkiIAM, Esq, Of Racine,
and Miss EhIFIdNE AUGUSTA LAY, Of KenOsha.
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G We wish to call attention to the notice
of Mr. Cahoon, in another column, about that
Pie Plant of his. 1t beats everything ever
heard of in that line; every body knows that
who has ever seen it. Then his assortment Of
fruit trees, evergreens, Towering shrubs and fruit
shrubs of every variety; his grape vines, bull
bous plants, Ounce trees, Dwarf pears, &c,
&c, make up the best assortment in all the
West. We could tell of one pie plant of his,
which afforded 10 lbs. from single root this
summer; butt nobody would believe it we
risk our reputation only on single fact; and
that is, we saw dug and measured out, half
bushel of potatoes from one ordinary hill Mr.
Cahoon seems to have the power of multiplying
to an inditinite extent. the whole vegetable and
floral kingdom. Those who want his secret,
must let him whisper in their ear
u Our numerous readers will see that Mr.
HANDBOOK, has great variety of excellent gro
ceries and other articles, indispensable in hap
py family, by just reading his card in another
column,and we are confident, if they once call
on him, they will find things as recommended.
O5-Lct there be full turnout tomorrow night
to hear Gen. Frank at the Court House.
Mr. EDIT OR i find there has some errors crcpt
into the list of premiums awarded at the late fair
in this county, viz:
On fat cattle, L. Croker received the first pre-
MUM, and w. r. Higgins received the second
premium. On Durham Hcifcrs L. Croker reed
first premium. There were presented by Ely &
Lay of this city, six samples of ladies and gentle
mems boots and shoes, all of very superior work
manship, which were awarded first premium
Those gentlemen very generously donated the
amount of the premium to the Society, not being
willing to receive the money awarded unless COM
petition had been more general,
BY inserting the above, you will oblige
7. J. RAND, Secy
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ArrREcIArED.-J. L. Briggs, Esq, of the
Beloit Journal, is the candidate for the Senate in
the Eastern District of Rock Co.
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QuRrreII among tho CIcrcY.

-
Joel Parker and II. w Bcccher, are having a
! little bit of a brush through the columns of the
! very religious y. Y. Observer and the Intcpcn-
dent
! 1t arose out of a sentiment attributed to Park
err with regard TO slavery, in Uncle Toms Cabin
Mrs. Stowe, when informed by him that they were
| not his sentiments, had them left out of the sub
! Scqucnt edition. But the pious old pro-slavcrv
cock was not satisfied with that and began to pick
fuss with her father and her husband. which
! was finally taken up, and as everybody supposed,
! finished 10 the Jesuit satisfaction by Henry Ward
Bcechcr, her brother. But the Rev Dr. of slave
holding divinity, it seems, thought there was some
thing to be made out of it by not having it set
tied, and 80 manages to stir up and swear it was
not settled. Henry goes into him again, however.
like true game, and every outsider appears to be
satisfied that he has the old Doctor pinned close.
Premiums FOR PR1NrING.-Bcriah Brown re-
cciyed as the award, at the State Fair a COPY of
his work which he had just printed. Bcriah com
plains of the committee, and does not think much
of their Judgment As he is the best Judge of the
work and TIE compliment, We shall say nothing
10y way OF Introducing the fact that, at this coun-
y faIr' we We're awarded the first premium of two
uoi'arS for the best printing and We have the evil
dence OF II IN diploma printed on one of the tasti-
est cards that ever went out of any printing office
And what is more, are satisfied that il can't he
heat-hccause it was printed at the telegram of.
fee. just as nice jobs 70 out almost every dav
u y writer in the Democrat, a week or two
since lnSnuated charge against the editor of the
Tribune, of ungentlemanly conduct, by kissing in
a Free Democratic meeting. Probably no person
needed or believed the in>inuation and we only al
Jude TO it now TO state the fact that the sound came
from little sqad of hunkcrs, conspicuous among
whom was the editor of the Democrat, who was /
himself suspected of the act, and we are informed .
was charged with il at the time.
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An apostate Gree Soler of AS" through the
vile channel Of the lLodison Democrat declares
that at the last session of Congress, JoIl T. Haie
Juiian, Giddings, Chase Ward, Wade y and ev
cry Free Soer' in Congress except one, voted
S3,OOO,O0O lit was bat 81 900, OO0-Ed. to the
Ocean Mail Steamers belonging to E. X. Collins
& Co. sc. MIR. Julian was not a member of the
hast Congress ; Mr.. Sumner voted hcsitatingly
for it Mr., Hale did not vote for it, but said that
the establishment Of Ocean Steamers might pave
the way for the abolition of the Navy, which costs
annually some nine or ten millions of dollars
Chase and Wade voted against it, as did Durkee,
Townsend and Howe, and so would Giddings and
Allen had they been present, and Mann was the
only Free Democrat who voted for it, and he was
not elected as a Free Democrat
The charges of the Madison Democrat, there
fore are as false as its other large lie that Hale
voted against the River and Harbor Bill, which it
has not vet retracted.-Free. Dem.
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u On the eve of the election in Ohio. there
was vile SANDER published in the New York Tri-
bune, against the venerable Giddings in order, if
possible, TO have it take effect just at the time of
holding the election, when there would be no OPP
portunity TO contradict it, Horace must feel pref
ty mean if he has manhood enough left to raise Il
blush when he finds that the SANDER did him no
good, and was only another indication ofthe pros
htution and utterly abandoned course of that
Journal during this campaign. If Scott is de
teated, 1t may all be attributed to the reckless and
suicidal policy of the New York Tribune and its
imitatorS, Those who wish to find the Islander
retuted, and Whittlesey nailed to the wall, will
find 1t in the National Era of last week
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- On the outside of our paper, this week,
are two characteristic letters from the former
q Bishop" of this Diocese, once of the "Stesr-
age" now of the Police of Sacramento.
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As Mr.. c. Sabin, of South Bristol, was return
ing home from the city last Monday, and just be-
fore he reached the toll-gate, on the plank road
smoke was seen issuing from his wagon. He had
been smoking and had by some means set the hay
on fire in his wagon. He was observed cndeayor-
ing to put out the fire with his hand. As his
horses turned the corner 30 south, his wagon was
upset, and he was thrown out The ncighbors
ran TO him and stripped the clothes from him and
carried him into the dollhouse, where lis burns
were dressed. He was too drunk TO help himself,
and was awfuly burned He has since died.
&C. Look OUT FOR ROoRBACKs.-Wc under
stand that the enemies of cause, are stating in
the country, that John p. Hale voted against the
late Harbor appropriations. This is not true, the
official record showing Hole's name recorded in
the affirmative. Let our friends understand and
be able to contradict this story.
CC-Thc election returns from Ohio Indian Il
and Pcnns ylvania, which came in so strong for
the democracy, prove to have been very much cX-
aggcratcd and the maoritics claimed by telegraph
arc growing less by the mails The State of O.
hio at the Presidential election will 90 for Scott
sure unless they can roll up more than 10, 600
majority for the democratic ticket at the state
election.
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs.-Wc see that our
friend Hanson has again re-opencd his daguerrean
rooms at the corner of Main and Market streets.
a look at his pictures will satisfy any Judge OF
good work, that 4 good picture can be Obtained
BY lust calling in.
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Mr.. DURKEE'S APPOINT
NIENTS.

n. DURKEE will address the citizens of this
District, at the following places and time
Prospect Hill, Saturday evening, Oct. %
Brighton, Kenosha Co, Tuesday, Oct. &c, at
sP NJ
Kenosha, Wednesday evening. Oct. 81.
WiImot, Thursday evening, Oct. as.
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ITsl1orth Free Democratic County Ticket
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MATRIMONIAL.

A WIFE wANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF NOT
"A than thirtyhve fsge intelligent, amable
afecionae, aud respectable leokingAmercan, Englsh
French, German, italian. The subscriber IL 4 nan AZ
tventyseven years intelligent enterprising. ambitious :.
good looking amate, gntte afectonate temperate viz.
tuous, and proud. Wss married He has been In,
the ewery business ceh years Lost most Of his money BY
and would marry lady there was mutual sttschms
aud lie everything lin husband could be-proyidsd the
lady could loan him 5000 10000 to In Iuspess
aEsn u from good family, and an American he viii
e nn.Noep9nable references to dsnterested parties
~ one a, y seldom met with In lifetime and those that
nave courage or Romance enough interview,
viii never regret II. Notes addressed to F. York
It once stating where interyew had will 10
strictly confidential.
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FINANCIAL.

yLANTED-FoR A FEW MONTHS, FOR THE PUR-
w pose Of improvements in business we'll established,
three Ia hundred dollars for which liberal eompensa-
on and good security will he given. Address Confidence,
Letter 5, Herald Office.
VNANTEp-FoR THE TERM or FOUR OR SIX
w months, few hundred dollars. for the security Of
which the person will give three times the amount
IN good personal property Apply 70 AS. GIBBS, NO 2s
Broadway, FORTH floor.
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HOTELS.

O. Gle HOTEL, $40 PEARL STREET, NEAR
- dvay-Tbe underlined gratefully acknowledges
W ~ the patronage h anticipated in opening
,rcie. ms vines Liquors ale Scgars, No., are un-
eSc'lona.t and hi- Lodging Rooms at - cents night.
sHd single Rooms 81 so ~ weoa with Meals az all
JoNrs, are enrnrpnss~d.
WILLIAM WRIGHT $40 Psnri street,
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II EM0vAL-IRA RICHARDS CO., xAEUFAC-
~ turers Of gold Jewery in ell its variety Hooks and
hyss ks and H. NJ Richards msnui:csr a q ss ana
Mass have their oce from 173 to fD Broadway,
vptsrs lev doors above CsrlaRdt street. and sirestIy
eIpcsits the Howard HeteL
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5000 W,cs md roupees. a, Mcdhurst 4

Fehrt- coFeNrfted VIZ Fattry, = Naiden Ihne maie OF
Goo beet materials and combining all the latest improve
erts are ptaa 70 49, not 20 shrink change
@aef Also hra'ds Of Ions bsir front breeds, &C. Rooms
ssc'cSey f"r wigs aoe ris dyipF. Cory ire aceftss
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ITO PRINTERs.-A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODEN
Type for sale. A. IL has been in for some time u
WI sold On very reasonable tsyns Apply TO EDO,
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whher and moustaehe be produced In six weeks by
Grshams German uneGent. 1t is positively the only
thing 81 at will make the beard grow in short time and
perfectly harmless Price half Ints, ST. Sent to part
'''''' r. G. GRAHAM. IS Ann street.
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CLOTHING-CoNWAY l43 FULTON STREET, NEAR
~ broadway, Las splendid stock Of Coats Vests, and
Pants ready sGs, makes TO order from large and
elegant toot ~ the finest French and English Cloths ten
Ter cent less than spy house 10 The trade for cash.
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The MetnlIIc Tablet strop. SO wei known


Tor rs extraordinary powers IN sharpening DO
attained Of the inventors ut No Astor ouse, and 37
Broadway ALSO complete aud choice selection OF Toilet
articles. ly SAUNDERS AZ son.
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hair, secretion of tho natural coorinr
ut tance and reproduces the original color-warraned
~ cents per bottle. For alc the General Depot
Grand street. aud NJ ll2 broadway go Washington
trsot 3G2 Hudson street ~ Bowery and Ill
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ossr me sSesnsnt and The Dash w.n A.ays come Dr.
cheese the reason because be sells artises that are
Il s. aH os cure 90
shs hers % sen.s each 81 doIsn His Lni~ens Ger
Ills Medical Charm win be ready in few days 81
tie. 80 dslen, cash.
Van Deusen's Improved Wahpene aids ma
human ia ssss ar Si
medal grey restored 70 their 0rs
l2 Chambers street and No 76 Fulton street. Brooklyn
The plain fact that Cristadoro's Liquid
& Dye doe. IN The same way a. the
sna oS Sv1s iss le r
and Scalp Establishment, No 6As.or House B-Prvats
Lyons Kathairon, for Invigorating and
healthy s1s asa sn ss 'S si
reushsut New York. broehG and the Omitted States BY
l6l Broadway
Hair Dye.-BatchcIor's celebrated Liquid
hair Dye yet discovered Tor eoiorns the hair
certainty With when S a9ore and old
VIC % vi ss Copy ne
address.
Wigs and Toupees.-Botcheior's new style
Of Wigs pronounced the most imitation Of mature
ss SsTcnEGoRs sslssrs,ss iFassry Wa
in the city Copy the address
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, ls, without
exception {eserys.n me very beet ever equal
fechies saiicwOess chaps roughness &c Poudre
Subtle rproots hair from part Of The body Lgu,d
Ronge, Lily White and Hair Close, W Waher street.
near Brtsdway.
Let mpc stors spend their money
Advertising baneful stuff;
People who know gall from honey,
See the trck'ry with one eye,
And eScjaim-"Oh! qnantum snf."
The poisonous limitations OF LyOn's Mag
netic Powder and Pills bitterly denounced by all
have tried them and that AL BY the way very measre
numt0r Meantime the reduction in the prices of the
inc article by which alone the houses of our citizens be
freed from bed bugs reaches mice, has increased
their sale to such extent that the proprietor has boon
obliged to double the NUM- Of hands employed in his la
boratory and PACKING departments Retail price. %
flask box. Epopding reduction wholesale
dcrs Principal depot, 424 Broadway.
1t Is with pie ssure we Inform the public
that Mr. COSTAR, Mate Of 444 Broadway has removed
20 the spacious 48 Broadway whore
find the true and Costars Rat Mouse Roach Ant
Ground mice, Mole &c. Exterminat0r that has proved
successful in the destruction Of the above verin and
insects without endangerng human life Costars Bedding
ExtermDator s also efectua IL not only aanbaes
them but keeps them away Cosars DEPOT 4s Broadway
For sale by the principal druggists Wholesale and retail
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CLOTHING.


(NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentleman having Clothing Furniture,
or Jewery TO dispose Of obtain fair cash price, BY
sending for the subscriber at his residence or through the
post. Lades attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No - Elm
street. h. n. DUSSELDORF.
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Plan and silver bordcred engraved 10 the latest styles
silver embossed and plain wedding Envelopes aud
Waters tBe silver Door Plates Of variety and pat
Heradrc devices OF every description IN the first
style Of the art. and metal. EVERDELL, 3Ul
Broadway, II Duane street.
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ttr new store No. Astor aud viii open ths day
Wit an ontrsy stock If Dr. ssng Cases Fancy cutlery
and Toilet Articles in general.
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most extensive stoes Of beautifully made ladies' Cutters
calf patent dress Boots for gentlemen be
ehtaned 1T the store Of s. CAHILL 3T7 Broadway which
asure9y the complete boot and shoe establishment
int he Tux
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1t Is with pleasure we Inform the public
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Ng- SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ga
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

So SEE SEVENTH PAGE ga
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
D0ST OFFICE, NEW YORK-NOrICE.-THE EU-
ropean mails per United stases all steamship Allan
tic, will close at this office Saturday tbs Goth nst
1OA A. N. closed mail for Bremen and the German
States, will be made up per Atlantic.
w. " BRADY M.
O0ST-OFFICE-CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF
Il East Broadway. for Europe, per U. s. mail
steamer Atlantic Letter bags for Liverpool London, Ire
land France all parts OF Germany and other foreign
tries, will elose at this office, this morning a. 0 o'clock
AARON SWARIS.
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Professor r.oxct hrs removed TO M Cham

street lie 10 restore Gray Hair to its
o nal color and nadness Call and reference will
Owen 70 who have had perfect None
mime only that mrrtcd !" H. r. L0vEr the bottle and
AL
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Br.oslyn williamsburg city property situated in
the town Of Rye Westhester county consisting e large
half story house, cottage built cotaring nine
cellar harm, ice house &c and splendid gar
ed with variety of shrubhery fruit and flowers;
the land the country The house
stands sloping lawn facing hne road IA full view Of
Ling Island Sornd. Distance from New York, 23 miles TO
neck station which is quarter Of mile from the
house Time by New Haven Railroad, Ia hours For fur
TIER particulars, inquire ~ -.
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DAsroRAL LETTER OF rnE rIRsr CATHOLIC \!

TlNHE ILLUSTRATED UNbROPATUlC ENGNCLO-
rediaA complete system Of Hydropathy and lily giene.
An illustrated work. with $40 engraviBcs embracing
outlines Of anatomy physiology Of the human body hygenc
AGENCIES and the preservation of heath detetcs and by
drorat ceokery theory and Of water treatments
special pathology and -eludng the ma
ture causes symptoms and treatment OF all known dis
cases Application TO surgical diseases application ofhydro-
pathy to and the nursery With complete index
Gy n. Z. Trail, NJ D. Two Emo volumes, substantially
hound. Price 81 30 Published by FoWLERS " WELLS,
No 3l Nassau street. New York. and ~ Washington street.
10
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years lease of the Boot and Shoe store 100 Fulton
street doors Broadway onsidered Of the best
il not the New York An enterprising
fe thirty thousand dollars worth Of boots and shoes
CHARLES II. HOWARD, 81 Dcy street.
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xistnp perfumery from the most celebrated European
Toilet Cutlery Portable Dressing Cases
the latter well known their extreme compactnes
durability, and usefulness. g. SAUNDERS, n SON,
No. Aston House, and 3S7 Broadway
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sELTR klCES stock OF clothing l02 Fulton street. All
that 10 elegant atho nabe comfortable and cheap can be
procured Of them sbthe most advantageous terms
te stock OF ready made Spring and Summer Clothing, al
ways on hand.
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Sunday TrIps.-The Steamer Thomas Il.
Hulss w make urual "Trip 70 Ncwburs and interme-
date landing Sunday 10 leaving foot OIL Jay
stIset At half psst seven, A. NJ See advertisement
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dwsing hotels steam boats shfs No. xc manuiaet1red
WORKS, Brooklyn, III These Mattresses possess many
and very hair any other kind
made among which be mentioned the following via:
They from 70 10 30 per cheaper than hair will not
break mat down, ard Will retain their elasticity much
longer Are proof AGAINST all kinds Of verminare by far
healthy bed that can be used and will be found to
he a reever frhcumatism-arc easily renewed
sorh dirt and tho most Cleany bed made Tor sale
ty X. u. NJ SrEBBiNS CO. No. ~ broadway. Orders
wanted, together with Bosters and
pillows Tphostefcrs invited call above and
examine al article cfFeag prepared expressly for their
pee.
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BOARDING AVID LopGIH0.

01NTLEMAE AND HIS wIYB OR TWO OR THREE
"A single esntemsa be wt4h pleasant
lssne ald hoard In Vie dsShtfsly situated Asuss No. II
Raph - $3.50 - -
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Madden Co.. 557 Broadway have just received from Aue
ton large lot Vaencen Laces Black Shawls and fancy
Mrbs which they win sell right of at fifty per cent below
he IN mort r.
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T.ei,bert q Co.'s improved .Eol,an Plano !.
Astount,ing.-" DR.. KclIingcr MY Dear

Sir The whole world should know of the wonderful effects
OF your Magic laid lost MY eyebrows and hair, aud
Tor than four had entirely despaired
feganiI hair, many things had failed TO
produce good result BY the q few bottles Of
tua reFained both finer and thicker than the
icrmer har.srsan Ellison, 70 Norfolk street., The Dr..
ha. hundreds references whcu going 20 China for ato-
nishIg evidence Csll Nj :, Jolly, 800 Broadway De-
s 80 Pearl street aud i15 broadway In large bottles
a
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tbe ched boot shoe in this city that
Ar 4 A. BROOKS 100 Fulton street, where every cor
eeablc variety for gentlemen, ladies' yonth and children
oil times be fonNd at tho lowest rates For fine
elegant boots and CATERS the emen of
add fashion. MI E. A. Brooks is celebrated. His assert
seDt gensIeens patent leather CATERS is exter
rive and his prices much lower than those Of other dealers
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TO PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
ITO PRIETERs-rOR SALE A LARGE HYDRAULIC
Standing Pres, And super royal Washington Hard
rres WITH elt,inhng apparatus complete Apply 70 = y.