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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

rJ in he necesriiy OF higher OF wages than mas
heretofore been paid to Journeymen and also al
n 1re a.or tho smrlovefs present were appointed
Cemmitee 10 confer with the employers throughout t1e
CITY relative 10 an advance. Aboat s'' wa 'no" -
orbed by them for the benefit Of the society OIL me
neymen Confc toner, and the meeting aiJournei-
SECOND ANNUAL DINNER OF THE NEWYORk
STEREOTYPE ASSOCIATION.
The second Annual Dinner OF the above Association
was held at Tammany Hall Monday evening lac
,mrovers and workmen # the Association, accompanied
hy heir wives and lady friends sa, down 70 neat dnner
e soclock The festive board presided over oy NJ
John Kemp. During the evening the plea uIe % 'rS ~
ef,ion was Lehiened by choice music from sesct Dsi
The rrserce Of the fair sex lent charm to the social
board hsi amply compensated for the exclusion OF all 'h
could in'oxcae.
NJ Roberts, Of the Association. replied. From his re
marks we learn that tie Association coulnen,ed business
on very limited capital AID the determination % d. the
hest work employ the besi wnrsmen aud pay them h5s
class wages BY prudence and equity their success aa'
been more than commensurate win their most rahSui"
snticipsiions Mr. Roberts concluded By giving
The Fo'rsrs II he <nseanon-
Mr. Partridge responded After thanking the company
for calling mon him, be said be bad Supposed uia .is
Of lie Association possessed interest IN the
rrt it. Of d. business lie Wa sory IN learn tha a'h
YVES not TIC care lie thought ii workuon were pad inc
current weekly wages ard allowed certain annual pr
certsre on tie rrofis Of their business, thcr ambition
youlGbe' stimulated, and each man would an At MAKING
tie business remuBcra,ive as possible thereby enh
.rpIa" v lie uded by Offering a.
Iyre snd sereoPins TO SO eous''oa' Aoas iis
pathway q Science
Tie ne3t regular toast was
TTe Pgfnf,rsi C.6ysrcfs CnH gnG ne gal %! set
Mr. David A. Cooke President Of the former society,"
responded.
Tie Prcss.
Was the next toast. Nr Britain responded. Ia con
gliding his remarks be gave;
InHovoi M1rai Withon, which there IAN - no
true Ls.rty; which there Be real slavery Cie'
Other toass and speeche. followed, after which the "a
bs were cleared away and the remainder Of the evening
was spent in the pleasures Of the dance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

To TIE CmLDIFy.-We want 70 make naPH N-',
r Tie poor Little children IN our Industrial Sehoos %
Crrnsscye These little sirls have bari ot yoa <n0'
moot Of the year They hungry and cod ,,ry onsn
1hov have no shoes or stockings or hoods 'f coli "SDs'
TIL. winter h going 70 be hard one for the p''f ev.y
b,rr 10 dear We wish 70 make one pleasant holdsy y,
l,a in tie y,ar 70 not right that Christians ,n1a
brig le sun elt even to the darkest cellar ana us'
where the poor Ct New York live. VIII you h'' "''F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

CaJd.-Havtng observed Win ,.F.;.s
upon in s sa ss ,Ss,
men On Wednesday e.eong Deeember 70 the enc, viii Viii
tho sesrs Of pre- s. Ss: psrniea 70
haitian RAILWAY compa TO construed railway Ia
should be that night Tho Mayor cr ms sp
II also true that Dougssty THO Dep nty es Of the
for mat purpose snd tina, aseonpansi him. only boz
e he .s, ~ SsHs1ss as %s ave
others to usTeet that they intend the clerk
c.s, n 1 6m ss wer g. Il Of M
presdned move nent TO reg tae s.y9f m en- On VIC
that his attention might Do called 70 ''s '0r
wSy Msssrs a. sts~,rs Gilssy Hil.oa's haste in
Hs him that Ssh II he clerk Obliged BY
rs.Hn Hs gaD - S Sn.s saa Hilton 70
see Il or at the timer Did Nessrs stes.rt
Gilsey Hilton ppose the Mayor needed ANY
wby s;s sxrap ton a. az is not because Mr. Hilton
different his motives and those Of HE asso
cistesY -
preten from fome till after twelve O'clock a.
Alter the clerk shs me nd
in, Mr. HILTON was that drove of ars;
mot hs and Gessrs A. r stewart and Gssy show quito
s1s'I *. the SySs ns
was the latest impropre, in the clerks dom! ms duty
selves their own aeO,rd in tie Mayors
As the expression that Mr. Hilton says used the
steps Of Mr.. % house, heis saken. did indeed reach
the rs closely folios by Massrs A. T. Stewart Gil
me- sSe and force the esa whioh
and which was finally h%tsated BY the servants boiling
Mr. A. T. Ste .a't Gs and Hilton then entered by the
eoor in the too late ensss the
u that Was their object ,
INV Yona, Doo s, 1855. JACOB SHARP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09


The WILL or RELIGIOUS MILLIONAIRE
We publish to-day the will Of our lamented fell
low-citizen. Arson G. Phelps, deceased. It's vari-
GUS requests for benevolent and religious pur-
poses indicate that he had a strong religious
cast of mind, and that he believed in the
doctrine Of proving his faith by his works.
In the dark ages, the Church took good
care to see to it that the bulk of the for
tunes Of its wealthy disciples upon their de-
cease, if not before should go into the Golfers OF
the Church, for the purposes Of the propagation
Of the faith. Indeed, the rich ones of the flock
in various countries, at the present day, are
treated with the most watchtul solicitude by
their spiritual guardians, lest their surplus
revenue may be unhappiiy diverted in the end
to worldly and unworthy objects. This may all
be very well yet the practice is but an inheri-
tance from the dark ages. and the sooner it
ceases to be practice Of any church whatsoever,
thus diligently to look after the spoils. the bet
ter. There is but little comfort to the true phi
lanthropist to see our churches becoming rich
and luxurious, while the houseless and destitute
are multiplying in our streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09
BANGS BROTHERS CO., 10 Park Row.


ly has bccom, noces ." tue times Of the
novel, Of tho day ups raught with the
teres to tho people Of the United Sates entitled the
"Jesuts Daugoter is in Of public Ito ia it's
lumns, Is eagerly sought for week by thou
sands Of readers In fact Tor ALL for sturdy ddepsn
dence correct criticism kee bitter retor quaint
humor roaring fun aud rich sentiment Ned Buptnes Own
eminent mirror Of the vices aud bles Of
the Day Fer sae this day NJ tbs agents. MESSR5 ROSS
JONES No. y street Newsboys WHO would be served
early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Fearful Collision on the Eric Railroad.
81 OR EIGHT PERSONS IFJURED-PROBABLY Two OF
THEN KILLED.
There collision about three miles from the Jersey
City depot, the New York and Erie Railroad at 10
O'Clock last night by which at as. two persons, it is
supposed, will lose their lives and others wore
wounded. The collision between the down express
train Of three cars nearly full Of passengers due at Jer
sy City At twentyfo minutes past nine o'clock and an
emgrsnt train which left the depot at about nine o'clock
They met at the in the road about one third OF
mile beyond the junction of the New Jersey and New
York and Erie Railroads ut the south side of the Bergen
cut.
The express train .. rather fast speed and in
charge OF conductor whose was said to be Henry
Surtcher-a new man on the road IL rumored- and
he thought that the road from Paterson Jersey City
was entirely clear for his train The express train
sisted OF three passenger two heavily laden freight
cars, and one in the Of the American Express
Company. We could not lean that any one on the
emigran train injured locomotive and cars were
s.nt up as soon ~ the accident was heard o. and
brought down the passengers and injured who arrived
IL O'Clock At the Jersey City depot party of men was
left at work in extricating the The name Of the
conductor OF the emigrant train is Brown.
The following is list Of those urec as far ~ could
be Known
Mrs. Davidson, who resides At No. 67 Warren street,
Brooklyn had her leg broken, Ard was bruised other
wise. Her two children il company with her. Her
husband waiting 1t the depot for her. and went after
her when he ard Of the collision aud had her conveyed
to Lis residence in Brooklyn Mrs. D. il twenty eight
years Of age,
Mr. stle Of Anesville, Ohio WAS very badly hurt In
the back ant probably internally. She ioun- in =
oent over and two seats upon her She seemed
not TO be conscious Of ner condition. and often
her senses, she tainted again. She in the
comI f Mr. Whittier Gre Ct Stanton w. whittier she
destined She conveyed to the New York az spi
al she is about forty years of age.
John Pest baggage master Of the train, had his leg
broken, AID carried to the New York Hospital
Thomas Flanagan, OF Owego brakeman on the train
his left Ter cut OIL at the ankle aud otherwise
injured he was conveyed to the Nsw York Hospital
His age IL thirty years
Mr. G. Allen, OF No 35 Grand street had his foot and
leg hurt some, but net badly
An engineer reports slightly Injured and other,
not mnch hurt made their way to the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09
P.rham's GIFT Farm IL pronounced by the

committee Of shareholders appointed 70 examine it, be
worth and The de 70 ndsputaele This alone
El afford TO family AL the comforts Then agaia
here others who take greater fancy TO fast horse
AL suoh will invest their dollars 10 get Telegraph who 10
About the in around Now York The ladies
III want pianoe d contribute their dollars In hopes Of
Ting one Of Gilbert Co.'s celebrated Kolians rom the
Oabshment Of Mr.. Waters Both and all ages want
wstobos pencils pens, 49,, hence everybody should
CHASE lot Of Perham gift toh ~ tho ocs, SIS Bosd
Mis- .hews the eesnty Of early application. We nader
rand th4t the distribution will take place the Christ
"a A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

.a,nr,.u journal OF Commerce, OF the x,
~ vllnsy endorses my statement that m Onguan "
= ~ wsss %onst.chss or hal. grow strong AVA lo
o. sent "a spv pss ~ Ar Or injury TO the skin 81 Der b
@. GRAHAH, @ Asu .,,.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

n..a.u e. v Nc ana Wfgs.-Batehelor,s Mann.
~ S s Iness articles b removed to 2a3 Broadway
Sr sne sale and application Of hi hair dve ana she
aoor Nins private rooms all one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

BoyS TsImas.. Now on hand, at $50 Broad
.y an elegant ssso.smsns of Pes oyerc sts with
without eapes richly trimmed Alee, uits In blue brown
nesn and black at strictly reasonable prices Boys clothing
1sde 70 order. GEO. LETIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Mr.. Croswell is considered pious character,
q member of the Church of Christ, and man
Of moral principles, aud yet he praises and sup
ports the man who wrote the famous stool
pigeon letter to Roberts. What commentary
on the morals Of modern Christians and poll
ticians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Knox tho Halter. There IL scar ceiy q
lady in this city is that KNOX of rs Fulton
street has magnificent stock Of turs and that he willing
At DoBs II su,hc.i cheap
modats III who call upon him If there should be
advise make early visit, aud she viii speedily be
convinced Of the truth Of Tins rtion
Furs Mt the Prescott Hat St0re-T La
dies should visit KNOBS ishment. in the Prescott
OF Broad Spring street. for contains
without tn. costly and ele collections
exhibited in this city, and those who have not
yet their selections uf th attractive pc,tion OF their
winter costu will nd his prices remarkably low
Call his cannot resist the att
tions; you must purchase . oet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09
Crist ad oro,s T.,c-,,, H. :

sor,n 80 s Liquid Hair Dye, viii tram.
% head of hair into the bee COL
eec Of suoh An Artole you will never rey M
HoSss 00id ana applied at CRISTADOROS No Ast ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

men Greek meets Greek, then onp.. !
,dr . Jug OF war When Barker's TONGUE meets timo !,
asnt head Prcs cents sold everywhere Princ,nas
ssS I,roadw.x ns ladies' hair dressing estabiishment No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Eva to her Papa.-A Beautiful Song by
Howard sung by little Cordsia Howard in the great
moral drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin Price IS cents Pub
ished by HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

80 Liquid Dye Instantly Conv.r,,
"n VI gsey har TO black or brown without sta,nn 49,
p"m ,tsabie uproots hair from any part ~ ~
RrosS Whse and hair Restorative Walker poo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Overeoats, I'm every Variety OF style, for
xMter.We have immense stock 70 Offer at whole
tale and yetau. ID. 81 DEVLIN,
81 and 36 John street, corner Of NassAu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Best oil Wool French dc LaInes, Mt 81. a
yard, have inst been opened Mt HITCHCOCK IEADBEA
TERS M Broadway corner Leopard street They are the
very same goods that sold every where else At
ave cents and dollar the best LANES that are
SO, now ladies INN ediate atten lion is i'm portant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

The sIsotion OF Col FornAy, by vote nearly unan.-
noun 10 the caucus and subsequently In the House was
NJ time . ,t'sr OF doubt His personal attachment
to ths Pre- dent and his we'll Known sympathy with ths
sasDsptlnss Of your ate, aside fron his ability aud
efficiency in The discharge Of his Official duties gave him
votes In All directions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

w broadway are exhibiting selling great
machines for various purposes psrfeet 30
Kind Needle and shuttle machines sew Ing cloth ,nS
leather, 90 we'll known and universally approved ana h
newly invented machines 70 with single thread
cd FER sewing linen other light goods gutnsp lSmg
&C., can be seeR in operation 81 all times s''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

December, ls53.-Alfred Munr0e g. CO., No.
M Broadway invite oustome to call and examine their
stock Of mems clothing consisting Of TAmAs overooAs
dress coats rock coats vests panaloons &C. Of the most
desirable sylewe made goods exslusveyone price, and
that price marked plainly each garment Also boys
youths and obildrens clothing
Fashionable Winter Clothing 20 per Cent
oyercosts sacks rocks at S2 so Taimss.
Sl6 so S6 81 veat So These articles all made
mp the very best hut owing the advanced
she the prices shall BIO strictly adhered to- No. $50
Broadway. GEO L8VIk.
Grand Free Concert by Julien, or SUBJ
stantal aid for tho Yerk Volunteers 10
never heard mentioned but tn, clothing sold by DRUM
GOLD PROCH, 12D Fulton street. do hear talked &C
by every body sitb praise
We, the Undersigned, Having just Re-
ceyed large supply Of coshng of every description here
by inform IRE public and stranger that ,ord 10 sell
cur goods at lar less prices Than cthtfs.
DOLAN 4 THOMPSON, Iuf and I06 Nassau street,
of Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

Christmas IL coming, and II the Ladies'
WISH 70 mako presents they find at Miller Co a. in
Canal street. beautifully embroidered toilet ali ,pers Cav
gentlemen also ladies misses boys and boots
fious styles, at B. MILLER CO.'S 13 Canai street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09
eplendid Llbrary % Standard and Ilus-

trated Works. Mr. Nccrd's Collection-Secoud Days
Sale-This day Friday At O'Clock, Pnkerons Voyages
ana Travels vols 4te King Of Hollands Picture Gallery
folio Transactions Of the Hortic Society vols
sec.'nd Densatsd sple aia ooloFsd plates, Forbes 0r
Fem ale Arstocracy vols fo clarendons Rebellion and
Life vols 4to the works Of Temps, Swift Chaucer, Val
and Others al sdtions richly bound
vols French Memoirs and orks Napoleon large col
lection splendid illustrated books in great variety On
view till o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

The Most FlatterIng and Perfect Portraits
Of the people which tx in the present those
done by REEFS Co take sixty hour,
and deal them out to the multitude Is No.
RvoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09
Furs at the Prescott Iat Store -The Lac


asr having wi his magnificent premium furs
othug and other superb articles
sfactured for the various Of his
from the CRYSTAL Palace will exhibit them for public in
Non ut the bazaar. Friday and Saturday Of thc
and respectfully invites the attention Of the fashion
Abls circles New York this unrvaed Among
the ladies' furs full Of the finest Russian sable
valued ~ GEO. together with sets Of bud
stone and Tho nfants and nsses cloth
misses deliberately oloak fer infants full suu
Of under clothing FOR nants and misses with all the
and beautiful style In hs boy clothing are
and plain velvet TslmAs trimmed with furs 10 The chill
arsn hats in velvet fur o]oth silk & for both
have herers been 10 this country and sAe
display ladies' chdr plain and embroidered shoes
d equally worthy of admiration.
The attention Of tho ladies Now York invited TO the
enty imported urs the comprising
ya from the oo:sies. 70 tho cheapest sss The unr
sles for presents chidrens hats ladies' bonnes shoes
caters, 70. GzNlN'S BaSsAr.
Hot al n Broa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

CRoswEIL ON FoRKEY.-Mr. Croswell, the
editor Of the Albany argus, who is at Wash
iDgton, writes as follows to his journal at
Albany =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

% Hats for tho Holidays-At the Stores
q the New Hat np.ny Nos l.6 and i4s Nassau street.
New York. One price, quality all warranted equal in
style, finish and beauty, to any sold in this city.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
FEMALE COMPLAINTS

rs Weakness General Debility, Treguarity Distractions
swelling OF the Feet, Limbs, Joints &C. caused by weak
ness; also, Lung and THROAT COMPLAINTS, las Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, &C; also, Dropsy.
Having made cfhe Compound Syrup of elbow Dock
Root, prepared by c. MORSE Co, either ourselves. or
in families, ana finding it to be very sautary and Of
ectua preparation, do mos! cheerfully rccomm end il
To the public as a very valuable medicine
f. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank, Providence, r.
T. \. w Spencer. Esq Cashier Lime Rock Bank, do. do
Rev. VIM Phillips Rev.J. r. Richmond, c. = Jones,
tor Providence Gen. Advt VIM. Field INV. G. NJ. Cyrus
Fisher, NJ. T.. H. Pr James Hutchinson, c. :, Dca v j.
Bates oct Benz Colby, and one hundred others of the
| most re SpecabefamilicS ofI'royidCncc.
This ccrtes that have for number of years been &C.
qaincd with the composition and mode ofmanucturof
MpRSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
hpOl have also been Vcqua nted Eth its HJodRS opc
raRf' N disease and that in aiespccts is ad
rab calculated To remedy that class n Diseases for which
It was designed unexpectedly valuabiciu INDIGESTION
ana m us MtendsTl symptoms il eNcics to healthy action
the iIN ERremovcs rOrpo apI inactivity ofths ORGAN
and stimulates healthy aconin all the system AsaDE-
PCRATOE,Or purifier ofthc Blood il has no SUPERIOR
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID.
PrOridcact,,R. l., Jan. 4, 1853
PREPARED BY
G. II OR Il d. CO..
NO. 446, BR OADwAY. NY,
sold by Druggists and others hroushoutthis other
countries. Iy-45
+. ROBINSON, Agent, Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07

No part of the system is liable 10 disease than the
Lrcr being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
and diseased the blood of course flowing through
all parts the body produces LiCcr Complexities aandce,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07

VTNHEUndcrsgned havingtecentlypu Watch
making and Jewclry Establishment lately bcl1ngi nc
TO J. e. GOtfredson, wishes To inform the pubic That ne
has on hand and constantly rccc ing additions 10
biz arendY extensive invoice of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
FL a r d w a r e!

Brinkerhoff & Penton,
WHOLESALE
ID q q G. G. Is IT'S,
N. r. cor. Lake X Dearborn Strs.,
Directly opposite fremont House,
CHIC AGO,
Have the pleasure to inform the public that they
have in store large and well selected stock of
PURE AND UNAOULTERATED
DRUGS AND MEDIClNES,
(WHICH they will sell at the lowest possible
w rates. and every effort will be made to give
full satisfaction to Prices, Quarry, and prompt
shipment Of Goods, and they trust by their person
al attention TO the favors of the public, to merit
least share of public patronage
Their stock has been carefully selected to
quality, and Prices will be so low that no person
can reasonably object. Their stock Wilt be kept
FULL and they would particularly call the attention
of the country trade the great variety OF their
goods. thereby being able to supply themselves
with nearly all the articles in their line AT ONE
PLACE.
Drugs and Medicines.
Alum, Arrow Root, BaIsam Copavia, Peru, Fir
Tolu, &c, Borax refined, Gums, Aasifetida, &C.
ChemicaIs--Pure.
Bensoc, OxaItic, &c, Ammonia, Blue Mass
Calomel, ChIoroform, Ethers, Morphine, Qunne.
Paints, sc.
Cromc Green, Yellow aud Red, LampbIack,
Litharge, Yellow Ochre, Lead, ..purs No. /, &c.
Oils-A great variety.
SPIcEs - Cinnamon, Cloves, Ginger, Rice, do
ground, Mace, Nutmeg', &c, Soap CASTLE.
FANCY AND COMMON
DYES AND pYEWOODS.
SPIRITS, LIQUORS AND WINES,
UPURELY MEDIcAL.n
Window Glass-Of various sizes
Brushes-Perfumes--Fa Articles.
Cologne and Essential Oils
CORKS-Bottles, Walls, Demijohns, &c.
SYRUPS-Herbs, Extracts, Roots, Barks, &c
TRUSSES-Apothecary Shop Furniture
Patent Medcines--Sundries.
In fact we have everything to be found in
first rate Drug Store; and we are determined to
give satisfaction TO all who may favor to
Quality and Prices. June 2-n4s.ly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
THE TAPE WORM

This worm is the most difficult to destroy Of all that
nhabit the human body Ii to almost indefinite
length and becoming eoc and fastened in the intesnes
and stomach Is produce FITS ST. ViuS' Dance. &C.
which is the Of going the not believing
that these complaints have their origin from the Tape Worm
consequently they do the proper medicines for their
disease To those who afflicted with this awful foe to
health recommend the use OF my Worm Syrup and LII
per Pills the DC taken in doses of table spoons
Ihree times day, then take from five 10 eight OF lit
tie Liver Pills. dsodge and pass the by strictly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
ForSale or to Rent.

AkGA,A A GOOD Public House, situa,
EaafEs,s n ted about - or - miles from
3 1919 this city land is doing good busi-
ness, is now for sale to on reasonable erms
For particulars enquire at the Tribuae Office.
kenosha, Aug. 25, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
GROCERY
AND
Provision Store.
No. 60, Main ST., West Side.

vENIlE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors. would
respectful informs the citizens OF KenoSha and
cnity that he hand 10 furnish them unusually
low prices, with all kinds
GROCERIES, 8 PROVISIONS.
Fruit by the barrel bushe, Candies,
and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Goods, and Yankee Notions OF all kinds.
Cigars by the box dozen or single.
Cod Fish, MackercI, White Fish, &C.
FLOUR of the best brands always on hand
Wooden Ware, &c, &c, &c.&c &c, &c, Sc, &c.
Give call and will satisfy you of the quality and
prices. Il. 7. HANDBOOK.
OnedoorNorth of Ekins Jcwelry Store.
N. u. Sportsmcn would do well to remember before
purchasing here, that have constantly hand
Yards celebrated Rifle Powder. Also, COED assortment
of Gun Wads, Shot, Caps, &C.
Kenosha October, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-07
$500 CHALLENGE!
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

n articefounded upon Scientific Principles, compoun-
"A del with purely Vegetable substances being perfect
~ safe when tke and has been known to fail in
ring the most obstinate HORNS exist when
This remedy is used from the fact that it not only de-
stroys them al the slime and mucus which
main