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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
iGENEHsAL ELECTION.

| HEREBY give notice that there will be Cen
L era Election held in the several towns Of this
County and wards of the City Of kenosha, on The
Tuesday next succeeding the first, Mondayin No
vember next being the Stb day of that month
The follow ing Officers are to be elected, viz -
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
Of State, Attorney General State Superinte
Bank Comptro'er,and State Prison Commission
err A State Senator FIR the County of Kenosha
in the place Of Andrew b Jackson, whose term
Of service will expire the first Monday of Jan
nary next. Also two members of the Assembly
one for the Easten Assembly District and one fol
Western Assembly District. The question of a
PTohlblto-y Liquor Law is required to be submitted
to the people at the election aforesaid The bal
lots shall contain the words, 'Prohib;tory Liquor
Law No., 'Prohibitory Liqnor Law, Yes and the
ballots so cast shall be canvassed and returned in
the same manner the votes cast for State Off
GERS required by law to be canvassed and retur-
ned.
Sheriff's Office, Kenosha. August 16, 1853.
PATRICK COSGRAVE
NJ Sheriff ,of Kenosha County.
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The Pills should be used conformity with the Oint-
inert in most Of the following cnscs:
\ w Dag ERRE AN R ON s.
III. II. w u = II,


Would inform the inhabitants Of Kcnosha aud
vicinity that he may be found at his rooms in the
MANSION HOUSE BUILDINGS (nearly OPP
1nsite the Runas iIorse.) prepared Al NIL times,
md u all ,reGtber to take lkcnesses in the best
lyle OF the art, sud haters himself, that by strict
ttenIion TO his business he may be able to suit all
d Who may favor him with call.
All who are Interested in the art. invited to
call and examine his stock and specimens among
which latter will be found STERgEosCoPE, new
and beautiful improvement in the art, aud offtself
grent curiosity. To Parents he would say,
that having a large and Superior Instrument, to-
,ether with well arranged SKY and SIDE LIGHTS
he can take children in (rm three to ten seconds.
II Sirk or diseased persons taken at their resi-.
dence. Likenesses offriends, absent or deceased.
copied accurately. Pictures inserted in Lockeis,
Rings, Breas pins &c.
IL Instructions given IN the Art on favorable
terms.
n p. No work need be taken unless perfectly
satisfactory. "at.8s
Asuperior. quick working Camera, with perfect
tout for sale a, bargain. n50
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THE JEROME LAND FOR SALE

EN pursuance of decree of Circuit Court of the State
u of Virginia, held tor the County of Ohio, sitting
Court of Chancery at the Court House of said County
Tuesday the 26h day of June 1853 the Subscriber will sell
1T Public Auction to the highest bidder, the following land,
to wit; The East = of the South East quarter Section
No. Six, 6 and the South half of fractional No. Five
all in Town North and Range No Twenty three 23) enst,
and continuing by Government survey about hundred
and siNeght acres The sale will take place at the door
of the Court House of the County OF Kenusha Saturday
the nth OF September 1883 between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock forenoon of said day. The terms sale
credit of six twelve and The conveyance
TO be bya Bond for Deed until the payments made
by Deed aud Mortgage TO secure the payments.
September ID, 1853.
JOHN u. BAYLESS,
CommissionerappOined by said Court.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY,
October &c, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, at tie same
place. JOHN b. BAYLESS.
Sept. II 1853.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

pY virtue Of an order made by the County
ID Court, of The County of konosha in the state
OF Wisconsin, on the first Monday Of June a. ID
1853, licensing and authorizing ne the undersign
ed guardian of Jesse w Franklin, John w. Frank
I'm and Matilda Ann Franklin infants, to sell the
interest Of the said infants in and to the following
described real estate, viz ''the Fast half Of the
North West quarter of Section No. Ten (l0) in
Township No.One G)and Range No. Twenty(20)
in the town of Salem in said County OF kenosha.
shall sell at public sale and vendue at the dwell
lug on said premises all the above described prem
Uses on the 9Th day of October 1853, at two o'clock
P. NJ. of that day. ROBES MOTH, Guardian.
Dated September 18th 1859.
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sIoRrGaGE FORECLOSURES.

RACINE CIRCUIT COURT-fE CHASCERY.
John Acken complainant Plny NJ. Perkins, Ephraim
Perkins Junior, Emily z. Hoister, James HOLSTER Julia
APerkins, Fredrck ;. Perkins. Orson sheldon, SAM
T uel \. Thurston and William Johnson, defendants.
Happening by proceedings IN this cause and by afda-
VT that subppnpd The process appear has issued
III this cause and been returned and filed with the Clerk
this Court aud that said Emily r. Hoilster james Hoster
lula A. Perkins and friedrich < Perkins have caused
their appearance be entered in this suit according
The rules of this Court the ought he entered
such process had been duly served, and IL further appear
ing by alIvit my satisfaction, that said Emily p o
lister james HOLSTER, Julia 4. Perkins and friedrich s
Perkins out of the Stale OF Wisconsin, and dill gen
inquiry cannot be found therein Therefore, sonSii
cred that said Defendants be deemed and taken be abeh
Defendants, and Is further or9srcd that the said Emily
Holiser James Iloser Julia A. Perkins and Friedrich
Perkins Defendants aiore d appear in this and
plead answer demuI to the compliments bill OF com
plant filed with the Clerk of this Court by The Sh day of
October, ~ ID. 1853 that compairanS bill be taken
confessed against thcm and is further ordered that this
Order be published in the Newspaper printed in kcnoha
County called keR0sha TegrGph for six weeks successive
~ atea once in each week. before said 18th of October
next. J. I, IIIIDRETfI,
Court Commissioner for KenOsha County.
Dated July 21th,A ID, 1883
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF THE y

KESosHA CRY, August 70 1853
lots and parcels of land
Kenosha. returned
sold prls IS5 Against remaining
placed the Of Interest
lated TO the last day of redemption
before the St day of April 54 the conveyed
the purchaser r. ii. DEMING,
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FOR SALE.
A Farm for Sale.

n Nh subscriber offers for sale, d farm situated
Il in the town of Paris, IL miles west of X emo
sha, containing 81 Acres OF good Land, aud about
80 Acres under cultivation, and there is good
board Hence around thewhole 81 acres, together
with good dwelling House, Earn and outhouses
On this place there is S acres of good Timber.
For further particulars enquire of WI FER.
RtS, or at the Tribune office.
Aug. Is, lS53-n7-6m
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Later Foreign News.
BIZ Teleqrnph.

ny Il etty'UPH'
Another Foreign Steamerin 4 further
advance in produce.
One thousand dollars Of the last govern
ment appropriation for our harbor, are now
to besexpended for dredging. So we are
informed by the government harbor agent.
And we are told that it is the intention to
add one crib to each of the piers yet this
fall at government expense. This comes in
good time as the city harbor fund is nearly
exhausted.
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For Sale.

A nx,o good Public IIuuse .ituatel TEN miles
lATITN west FROM kcuosAa, the Plank Road
Err fyu~a and miles from Rlcue-~outh west
~ LIT he road JhaJ to " il
EILIGi1.tI--I being completed y never fail
Jug sppIV u water il premises. The House is nearly
good repairs dng good eesiR2saR1 has all the
crnyrurncs necessary apubc house. The pr perry will
terms and possession given any
Enquire of the subscriber "a the PREMISE,
khenu,ha Oct. ), 'l3 LYMAN BUTTON.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of tee Estate KenOsha county
of court of thc 0Ist Of
Michael Toner deceased. >septemberA AID. 1853.
On the application Of Rosna Tower, Executrx
Will and Tcstomen of Michael Toner deceased
and final set tie of the Estate
cred that said application be heard the court
House. in the city of konosa the third
next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ and that thereof given
publishing this order three successive weeks before that
the kenosha telegraph weekly newspaper published
city of keaosha in said county by order of the
ISAAC. N. STODDARD,
Kenosha, Sept. 23-nl4 3w County Judge.
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The f. X. COLLINS, Wards new steam
.er, made her first trip from Milwaukee to
CHICAGO yesterday. She takes the place of
the Arctic. The Collins is a first class boat
in every respect: in size and speed, elegance
of finish and furniture, and tastefulness and
cemfart of general arrangement, said to be
superior to any craft ever before upon this
Lake. The never-hagging enterprise ofthe
Wards is to be credited for this travelling
palace. Capt. Butlin has the command,
Blakeslce is Clerk, and Somers the Steward
Such a boat, with such officers, cannot fail
TO attain high degree of popularity.
-..-@~.
Hodloway's Ointment and PTS, q certain
Cure for Scrotala or AiRg's .Evl.-Pcr-
sons afflicted with this awful disease should
have immediate recourse to these inValua-
bic medicines, as it is web known fact that
many patients have been effectually cured
by their use after every other remedy had
failed, and several have been restored to
perfect health after being discharged from
the hospitals and there pronounced incura-
Bile. Holloways Ointment and Pills are
efficacous in every variety of diseases of
the skin, scald heads, bad breasts, and OBJ
stinate sores; and there is no case, howev-
er desperate, but will yield to the united
powers of these sovereign medicines.
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NOTICE

gEHHE Coyartnership heretofore existing be-
a tween the undersigned, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. X. b BARNS,
Oct :. 1854 CALEB PIERCE
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PROBATE NOTICE.
In matter of the Estate J Kenosha county court
OF of September 81, 1853
Henry A-chdale ,decas'd !

On reading and filing the petition of Richard Wry
OF the last Will and Testament Of Henry Archaic
praying for an extension of the time limited for him dispose
OF the Estate aud the debts of sand deceased
tat SAID application be heard before the House
the y OF henosha on the Third Monday in October
10 clock A. NJ and that notice thereof publishing
this order three successive weeks before
sha telegraph weekly newspaper published yof
noSha IN Sad county BY this Court ISAAC y. STCDARD
sept. 20-mI13N County JudUe.
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HARNESS SHOP.

FEvfOWAS ENGLISH has removed his Harness
shop enc Door east OF the Central Railroad once on
Market Street He will keep constantly on hand varic-
Of DraA Harnesses. expressly for Famcrs use and
which win be sold the most reasonable terms. give
nj a call. T. ENGLISH
he nosh 4. July -, iSs3.
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NELODEONS. FOLEANS, SERAPFKuS.
| AND REED ORGANS.

Would Respectfully inVitc The PubC 10 examination OF
the same No Instrument of the size produced the
Country combines much melody and compass, with
musical solncss,' these Instruments. In of the,
Churches they have taken the place of Organ giving
the most ample satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted be perfect In every re-
spect. otherwise sale. They OF 4, .. and oc-
tavcs and range in price from @ $3.50 according size
style finish, &c, &c.
Orders to the Subscriber will be promptly attended
to- and AL communications immediately answered
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
USE BONPLAND'S
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY

1T is neither a Patent. Quac FmJiric but Genuine
Specific. prepared the Recipe of Physician.
appr, we'd by widest and be~tknown scientific Chemisi
in the Country, DIR. II. Chiffon of New York and
by him recommended the world voluntary and without
pay for its valuable properties and declared that il
tanned mineral Or poisonous substance. Its wonderful
properties in removing Bile ,and giving TONE. STRENGTH
aud NIGOuR to the Lirer Kidneys and stomach, or IN
other words. curing the disease Thorosghy and EGecsa
simply breaking the chill, bat removing The Cause.
everywhere acknowledged.
The Testimony of hundreds in
OHIO. INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
And other paris the country could be- given prove This
bat ask the public to Try Il. We have the utmost
dence in it, and stake is success on its merits.
LET NO F.1.UILI BIZ BI7HOUT IT.
+. ROBINSON.
.fg~Hf for HeEoshd.
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STRAT WRSE

STRAYED from the Subscriber in tho City of.N
- ken0sha, on. or about the lih Of July bs-1%
las! Mare about eight years odd, of yeowish &C ~
p! cvor Black Ta Black Long Name, White the
f"rehend The Mare in good order when in my pos
session. .Hl 1855
Nhoeverwiil return said Mare, gscnormaion where
she can I've found. shall be Literally sGrdrd
August I'd. lS13 MATTHIAS RAY
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MONEY TO LOAN.

n pom unincnmbered Real Estate security Apply L
- II. FUTILE, Agent.
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ESI'RAY.
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post office, kenosha, Quartet
ending Sept. 80, 1859.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
ESTIs AN

VWVAKEN up by the subsci5er, about the 9th
IL inst, a white heirer, about years cd, no
particular marks. The owner will please come
forward, prove properly, pay charges aud take il
AWAY EBENEZER SNlFFIN. "a
Somers, Sept 9th 1883. nl54 1T
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07

The VI oil, - the above Town Range ~ xeept lots in
hrst and and wards ehArd RarrowS Norman
Hart =. fvmer y. which in cne
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FEyE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
IL Counties 81 kcnosha Racine and Milwaukee, for the
y OF PRESCOTT 4 BROTHERS,
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NEVER FAILING REMEDY :.
Holloway's Ointment.

A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCH-
Els AFTER TEN YEARS SUFFERING
Copy Of Letter from. Mr.. Thomas, Chemist,
LiDerPooL, datcd august goth 1889.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07

Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please mention IN EN- as ''advensed."
GEO n. PAUL, r. NJ
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FIRST WARD.

lcom. 80 rods W. from
S e cor. thence n. II
rods, W II rods. $ A.
rods, east II rods, t.
place of beginning. !:
.ac reg,
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DIED.

This morning at bis son.in laws, in the 74th year
Of his age, WILLIAM COALE, Printer, . native Of
HART I'd county, Maryland, hut for the last twenty
years, . RS ide ut OF Washington.
~ His funeral will take place from James Kelly =
residence at o'clock tom RI evening, where the
friends ef the fAmily respectfully invited to at.
tend.
On the 18th inst after prot acteiinefs Of scarlet
fever, WILLIAM THOMAS, youngest ssn Of Matthew and
II. SER McNelly, aged 2 ye Is and mouths.
~ His funeral viii take place Fl m the residence
Of his GkhGr on street south, the Navy Yard,
6nos1 0usd.s ssssspsob, a. oeoudG
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THE INAUGURATION.

II He MARSH Al IN-CHIEF,p PIE iou> to citing
Il the arrangement for the Inaugural Procession.
desires all organized atluus int Jing partci-
pate therein TO report tn m>eivts
that proper it ons may lie assigned them.
The Firemen, Masonic Order. independent Order of
Odd Fellows. Independent Ori.r Of he'd Men. of
Temperance. krothers of TEN erance Junior rothers
an adets OF Temperance, aud all other assOi atoms
Intending to pr cipa in the ceremonies of the da
should Ga select ii chief arshal, who req nest ed
t. ort TO the marsha-n chief immeuiatel, u, on
their appointment
OrgauzeI associations from dit .nce desi ming 70
be pr sent req este to commune te thu fact ut
early day possible. j. ID. HOOVER.
feb l1-dtmarci,3 Marsn,liuI ,hef
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~To Strangers aud Citizens

Thompsca's DuSuerreoyles are unsurpassed by any.
for boldness of ex cuton beau'y of srtis tic sh
His sssidu Efforts to estsbli first class ,ery
IN this city. and his tinu,d ndsavors to please
visi ers and patrons. have not been unrewxrded. An
1ani, ton of bis pictures Gently uade is psrticu
l"riy solicited lie is prepared take pictures of
every size and style. at onab bic pricrs
Gallery. North side Of Penna ue, between AZ
and 9th stree 8, Lane fuckers building.
feb 25-
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Feb D.
DR.. J. s. ROSES

TREtT PAIN CCRER! The " ond.r Of the Az
VI Al Pin cur d lie Magi III. ~onh'Ti
PREPARATION is ussd internal y aid externally, ti'i
imme late rrlirt from all bouiy p-ins.
If ed n cordn tn drertious. IL moi only re- ie'
all pain: but il c.rest ally the frst aIplirsu
1t m,y he re.,d w d for cur ny ami civ ny sim
st'nt re / f. H III usauds who haze used II q
te ufy. To Eh-umatlsm. Ague, sudd "a 0 d., Cho ,
Dysehtsry, ChoIera M,rbus. P,urisy, Az
Tooth Al e ChoIic. ana all Pains iD the Stomach
Bowels Head Ache. Pains in The omb Pains IL !
Limbs, joints. Back, spite Disra' r., Lumbtgo, IA
Burns, thillbaiIs , Sp!ains, Brutes, iimpies, 81
oil chronic kruptio, +.
If you with TO e relieved from ALL PAIN, use
Rns.'s PAIN CUtkR
Ifyuu desire TO he cured OF ALL DISEASES, "a
his FAMILY Med ,iu-s.
Pric. Il, Is, and so cents per b title.
AH-To be had ut all the resp ciable Drug stnrrt
washi, z on, sud Georgetown, d. T. aud Ai-Isnd''
VI. fb25-
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~ Whitehursts Gallery Where the
best Daguerreotys in this city, in the world are
msde is on Pennsylvania avenue near fonr and a.
ha'f street.
He has splendid assortment of gilt frames Lock.
cts, and fancy just received call and see them
jan %
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- g.-Gentlemen will find the hest
of boari 1t Cops Pavilion, for ST OO per week. Or
board and lodging on nable terms Gentlemen
can be- acccmmo lated with baths It all hours. u sup
ply OF hot or cod water always on hand only rs cts
q single bath.
feb 21-1w Louisiana ave- near eth .t
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g. Congregational Church 5th street.
"r Ga Isgher viii preach At this hu ch tomorrow
It IL o'd OK. Subject: "Ihe Gospel ~or.hy IF all
tccpt ton. Also in the evening At ~ ,'clotk Sub
ject Christ the Judge on the great day"
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ArSixth Presbyterian Church.-Eev
Ma on Noble will preact the Island Hail. corn. Of
street and Virginia avenue, tomorrow, ut IL
o'ciork a. m. and 81 m. The public are respect.
full y invited to atteud.
l. frb %
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BROWNS HOTEL.

4 Land / Cal Kensett Ohio
sou B'st,n HAS ,tNY
) inner AK Or Harris IA
II blscoe d. VI odnan Boston
Guy do GBS..hier do
Clark Iowa NJ Ben. e. ir do
j VI Pies'on 20 X > Ba, Ks ia
) iieukel ia i 4 aibI o. . do
ID BE cate lie n st Eod.ne Pa
IL ih Geo Coileg. III L. tger Ark
BARNES BAIT CB MagIerNd
v all &c Ky OSTry orya
C"l feathers do lion w "a Blssell I'll
Tuell ~ Hon L l. iiayhe DO
Dodge y MIR Nctsp k do
b Conner Wis pH i,unHs do
u Folsom Iowa Mr. Tod r,i' Xtrr Va
Mr. HackrIt \ Y MIR li;.sc,.mb q,
Patterson 90 MIR Triton 10
Mc,aug lin Ohio L arubb do
b Cary Wis " 4 Town q IA
Bio@nell iowa ID { Ga hi Wis
Mr kUbertS ohI1 hrj Taiiaf. FRO Pa
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~ Joe ShtilingtOn receives all the
ne" TO Ks and Lev spapr, As fast as Iull shed. He
is agent tor iiarpers and AL the other Magaz es
our reades will alwaJ dnd large and good assert
ment of lank oks and stationery at his book store
Odeon Building, cor-er of "a street al d renn av.
feb 7
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1@ Mullooney says his wardrobe consists
Of two suits, one of sattinet, and the other
law-the former he is wearing out, while
the latter is wearing OUT him. Poor devil,
how We pity him and yet there are hun
dreds just like him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-26

De- Harper's Magazine for March has
been laid on our table by Joe Shillington,
who is now furnishing data for the hopeful,
in the shape Of q "blue book Or list OF
fic. 5 whose present incumbents will look
blue in o few weeks.
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Re. ALA, Fringe AID Trimming Manufacto

NJ KS LONE has Oh hand n f.w s., { of Encsn
WI ment kt GALA, that will lie 70 d w.tbo II ,
&, TO cost.
\ BIN view f the approaching rational ju'd-
i cg leave TO inform the Comm { Arr~n- enc
shall lie pr pare d ." furrish Martial SAsllEs q
RJSETTLS. in all colors at
MR. l. IVES TRIMMING MANU-
FACiUkY Pc nsy'vanit Avenue.
South side, between 9th and 10Th 'i'
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D~ The other day in the New Jersey
senate, the Rev. Mr.. Cuyler, by permission,
presented the petition of the Ladies of Mer-
Ger county in favor of the Maine Law. In
his appeal to the Senators, he said: "Many
ofyou are hssbands-all of you are fathersr
Now, several Of these gentlemen are bache-
Tors, and the reverend gentleman's re-
marks created a smile on the face of the
outsiders, some of whom wrote the words
above quoted, on slips of paper, and circu-
lated them among the Senators Who were
living lives Of single blessedness.
16 From some unaccountab,e cause to.
day we lost our entire exchanges except two
papers
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~ st. PHul's Lutheran Church
Service in this Church, of l1th aud IL reefs
every sabb tn at IL "'cock a. m. AMI p. Sub
ject tomo' row morning: Solomon's Sung ID chap
10th ,erse. feble-
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IA Handsome ROOms.-Two neat and
convenient rooms, one Iarl r and or bedroom Can
be obtained IN removable terms. if arpli atom is
made immediately. at The ,use known az Buffers
HOTEL" street. near 18th, south ride
ian 25-tf
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Il llEsUESCRIBER has just received anotI er lot of
those beautiful Paris umrS. Also, fr,. h sup
ply OF suprri, French Walking III es Fog tn, r
with large assortment Of Opera Boots GLAZED rts
Congress Caters. DC, ich calculated t. plea. e
the most tasidious Call ut the Fas!. ionable Boot
anc Shoe store of JOHN MIi L.
feb 20 Mrfer Row, g H. fnl
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A CARD.

NIksc g. LEMON, having tst en- mp her re idrn
wi ia Va hington, wilt zee i've " pupi
lara uction on the iisDo AID in VocsliLaiIoii J
long experience in her profess on tha vi b. ish
to impart . tn rou b aud ,ci ut &c kDowadse
tho>e pl,c ug themselv 0 under her chsrg.
Terms maze known ut her r.sidspce, Eleventh j.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-26

kEJ An original ode in honor Of the in
auguration of President Pierce, will appear
in the Boston Post Of March 4th, from the
pen If Mr.. Halpine, the sprightly New York
corr. spondent IF that popular journal. We
shall take pleasure in transferring it to our
own columns.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-26
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