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TO DRUCGIsTs, pIiY>ICIANs AND
-C.tu4ckY MEkCH AVIS. -

IO DRtOOslS1Ns PHI>lClANS ANU
.Ha COUNTRY MEKCHANJS.
THE undersigned have in store large stock
j. Drugs Medicines Chemicals. Oils, Paints, Varnish
es Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes
&c. &C., and constantly receiving fresh supplies.
from the manuf turers aud Eastern markets. which they
are determined 10 sell at small advance. ttff
Our articles all selected with great care, and
ranted to give satisfaction 70 genuineness quality and
price. - 81 h4lHa lita lioqa innnTt fif.
and Shoulder Braces Of the most a. proved styles.
Pure Brandy. Did Rye. " hsky and Wines for medical
purposes only, Of the very best qualities.
Also large supply OF Daguerrean Stock consisting of
Plates, Cases, Chemicals &C., at small advance FROM
Eastern prices snst f-4 - - aif
Mrs Micrs Fine Cut Tobacco. and choice lot OF old
Havana Segars Bird Cages Seeds and Fountains
Merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
stock when m the city, aud all orders will be attend
ed TO Immediately and CAREFUL, packed. ~
A.LES G.. HALLosK. HALL0CK & sTODDARD, ~
w. II. p. SToDDARD, Wholesale Druggists,
Oct. 5u Main street. near the river.
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FRUITS, PRESERVES. &C.

= EROIIS, = FN6S6HV6Ss &c. p" -
lust RECEIVED and for sale al The lowest mark ct
81 rates-10 drums Sultanas or Ssedless Raissnx IL
qgo IS jars Canton pres rved ginger: Ia
is cases Clron;
20 doz Brandy Peaches; n ssrygg -Fr-F~
90 doz BIandy Pears. ~, .sn st n
10 do preserved Tsmerinds; & .!fs.,
900 drums No. i Figs; -.
so boxes NJ Raisias; 80.
t..3.-.a 80 Quarter boxes laye- Raisens; tr
900 cans Baltimore Oysters, ,,,rf,, q Il
.gr51 25 boxes Oranges q; 80
80 do Lemons:
ora casks zan.e Isrranss;s' TT 2 TVS q
% doz Scotch Ale pts; 81 ~. - -, +.
I ,rrsa Is doz Scotch Porter, PTS
( feb7 BA3COCK & BROTHERS,
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4 SUPERIOR article of sugharouse Nolassss IL
prime order in barrels and balf barre Is for sale By
nor25 J. &. y-REILLfs
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HICH STREET LCTf;

HIGH STREET LCTsj orar
LNOR SALE The undersigned has hand. a vii IN
IL sfrrctions to sell low. some of The most handsome
Lots High street, aud other parts the si az Ia
escO. -iffl f.-ot .e54 JNO. J. CHAt 1DL8R.AA
.noyIs 80 g. -i.e- . .@v.e PeaI Ea ssss Aesst.
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Livery AND SALE STAB E.

- TIE undersigned have purthas' d TIC
Jx\ Liver, Stable on Locusi street. aud mace u.
fTyA provements to H. and now have on hand 10
-LIl hire good stock OF HOSES. BUGGlES an
CARRIAGES, 10 which we invite the attention OF IN
public. They intend from this time TO edeavor TO salts
the wants Of the public ia this particular sud hope I'M
parties excursions funeral &C., why's hand. Beni
provided with good hosers prepared 10 boarc
horses aud keep them in the best style. 4
aag4 NJ e. III. peGARMO.
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Ro0Ts AND HHOES

= n
- The undersigned would respectfully in 0Ela
Hf4I form the public, that he has now on hand Nv
yHy the l. rgest aud most approved styles Of ~
-. custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid. ladies' Boots, Buskns Walking Shoes and slippers.
Also for Misses, &c. &c. Also hand. splendid
stock of Leather aud Findings for sale wholesae and
alow or cash. at his old stand on Water street doors
beve Pavilion Hotel l4[ ie3 " loP. DEUSNER. :.
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rLrUv AGENCY

M have taken the Agency Of the "Francsco Mill.
Wv aud s N eonsfantiy supplied with psry eksies
article of Fiopr, which will sell for Cah" delive
". alta rsry Lor price. s. H. GILBERT & CO., p
febI9.,, I. ..-l-a ,...s r.i,- Syc- near Water.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BURNET,s PATENT
WATER COOLER

~ I = =
C& WATER COOLER.
@A WE are again prepared 10 offer our
- friends and customers d superior
tt1aIlsT article Of Water Coolers Of entire
tMI1JiH styles. and at greatly reduced
ENliIIlU prices. This article is the result Of
bEIIIlU the application Of scientific primer
ft3I1itH pies TO the purpose Intended, VIZ
Xil9IIB 10 keep water cool as Poss,ons
UI HtH as losf as possible, and rita hs
31iEHU least possibie sxaHtify u Zee.
&iX{lA - I he proprietor has long devoted
EE@A=hi his attention 10 ris p fticuiar
sEzzGEf{ q b branch Of domestic economy. sne
passing from one iuprov 70 aDothe mas ~ entn
arrived as nfar perfection as It sPoss'o'e .o 10
pr"of OF this found In the very enefaf use VI snese
Ccolersin all parts OF the country smptc 81 temrns
of facts ia regard 10 Coolers viii satsy every one
Of heis Fir, they a.. ,ns es i'm I've az =
tnet non conducting Chambers by means o' wnFn WIN
pounds of ice gallon, water skept at tempera
tnre Of 40 dssree-bsiow ze,oof enas ABOVE
cents rr das family OF ordba-y size can be constant
v suspiied with cold ice itself larger num-
bers "a the same proportion This has been found BY
the Earhen Jsrs formerly used ior this
purpose.
much unnecessary and trouble q se -ffs >
Being manufactured in the most woB kmaRlike style,
ana dsomely finished In every respect they make
very beautiful ornament for the piniHs oom HOTEL or
important Improvement has lately been added TO
the Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable OF holdug from
eight nnds OF Bntter) inserted directly under
the cover This quantity Of butter be kept perfectly
hard ali day without additional ice, Ga very important
addition TO the economy and comfort of fam'Ii-sl
II desired the Cooler can also be Furnished al smah
FILTERING APPARATUS, ~ ~ =
which the additional purpose Of removing All I'M
pares from the water rendering perfectly e'eaf anu
Wholesome. t.'t
The Cooler Filter may be in al any
time, at BUkNEIs.
- t.f Use Cinciunasi, Ohio.
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ITSr RECEIVEO.-A large and general assort-
j men If Locks and atehes from the factory OF Id
wars Morris * Co., and for sale how by
s.sia--.r srfi fa.5 C.. NJ. GRIFFITH, +.
aD2 Sign of the Mill Saw.
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CENT,s FIVE KID, PU

GENTS FINE KID, PUMPsSOLED,
VI SHOES-Aiso Velvet Embroidered Slippers. and
a large supply OF Kip and Buff Brogans, pump soed.
Just received and Tor sale low by
aPii Y. n. HENpHsCNs s'SlN q 20.
GENTS ENCH- CALF SEWED
VI BOOTS, extra qualify. Also. superior Calf Pegged
Boots, Just received BY steamer Arctic -
apll v. X. HENDRICKS u co.
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. DRY-G0oDSa& GROCERIES.
' MEDICINAL. 1oTs + 81

-.-99- % -s-0I.s Nv co asAaNIEE -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-16
1888. 1859
BOOTS, SHOES
Leather and Findings.

LYMAN d GAGE,
(At the Old Stand Of F. W. Lyman, IS Nam s
EEAvE on hand a large supply of CUSTOM WORK
a the first quality hch hey will sell at
Low and uniform Prices.
Mr.. LYMAN is now East, and win soon return with IL
LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT Of Boots and Shoa
ever offered in this market.
Many ofhe Goods manufactured expressly order
and for quality and price cannot be surpassed. Also,
SHOE FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS.
SHOE AND HARNESS MAKERS will at all times find
good supply Of Leather from the TaDnery of the KENO
SHh LEATHER COMPANY, for sale at the Store Of Ly
man & Gage.
The former proprietor returns thanks TO his numerous
customers foFtherlbera patronage and socls for the new
firm a continuance Of the same,
April, l-53.
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ASCARGDEs, OR SMALL THREAD
yEOERYfS

These worms, which the human system is table,
the troublesome OF all others They generally
found in the rcctum, and if allowed 10 remain from the
irritation they produce lay the foundation for dis
orders, such Inflammation of the bowels and o!hCr de-
judgements of the stomach The best and safest medicine
that can be used is HOBENSACk'S WORM SYRUP
Such is the astonishing power OF my medicines rs
eartdes that defy any TO produce where my
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills recommended to be used
they will All that is necessary is the syrup
in accordance with directions each bottle and in
gentle purgatyc is required IN order TO ~lay Ie irritation
they produce the Liver Pills by their sympahsng action
and healy operation upon The bowels, is the pleasant
metIicinc that can be taken.
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JOSIAH BOND,

JOSIAH BOND,
ATTORNEY AID coUSsELLoa IT LAW, NOTARY PusLrc
LAND AGENF,
KenOsha, Wisconsin.
Has complete abstract of all DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
JUDGMENTS and other instruments of Record affecting
the
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE,
InAe County Of KenOsAa;
and prepared tofurnsh unnecessary
the membranes upon parceloi land vilageio
Warrant all Abstracts made by Him.
There are but parcels OF land in this county the title TO
which is perfectly clear; and when it is known that titles
affected BY
Tpcnty distinct Records and Files,
Contained in
SIXTY LUMES;
That these records are kept
NINE DIFFERENT OFFICES,
and In the counties of Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee
evident that no person can safely purchase or take mort
that r more care necessary than is generally used in h
respect
The undersigned has also copies of all TAX SALES snc
the organization OF Racine county.
70 avoid Tax Titles
Constant attention is necessary Examinations should b
made annually II Is not sufficient merely to PAY THE
TAXES Lands upon which the taxes are paid are offer
returned by mistake.
Ny several Abstract Books of the Deeds Mortgages and
copies of the Judgment Records Of the Courts OF kenosh
and Racine counties. and ofhe T. & District Court al Ml
waukec, VIII be regularly posted up and 40
siract furnished considering the mistakes existing the ear
ler Volumes OF Records of Racine County, than can be Oh
tanned by an examination OF the original records.
The Undersigned has also copies of the original entries
Re Land Office, Milwaukee, and trace IN all cases. the
kle back to Government.
MONEY LOANED,
TareS Paid-Land Warrants for Sale;
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME.
KgsosHA Cry AND County ORDERS BorGHT AND seLn
Farms Exchanged for CITY Property and Proportion
Farms.
For those who have Money TO Loan the highest Lega
Rates of Interest and perfect securities will be obtain
ell, without charge.
@ Business OF every nature connected with Real Estate
Collections and other Professional Business promptly aen
ded to.
JOSIAH BOND.
kenoshn, Wis. 1881.
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LIVER COMPLAINT

Isat,cnded with chls succeeded by fever. severe paun
the region the Liver, vomiting, bitter TASTE yellow r
tongue pulse full and bounding the pain in the side
creased by pressure, should The left lobe be affected
pain is gene ALVIN the left shoulder, with shoI dry cough
the skin becoming of sailor appearance, and the SoOs
ay colorcd This disease be cured by the of HO
BENSACK'S LIVER PILLS, they act directly upon the
scat of the disease and then operating upon the bowels they
expe all the corrupt and vtated maerir0m the system
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-16
EEORENSACK,S LIVER PIEEs.

No part of the system is liable 10 disease than the
Lir being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
nerves and diseased the blood of course flowing through
parts the body produces Lrer COmPiants JaHndice
Bilious affections, Dyspepsia, DC.
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CONNECTICUT
fare INSURANCE COMPANY

CONNECTICUT
fare INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
spros loa and Personal property kinds oganstlosf
OF damage BY FIRE
Directors:
Bent. w. Greene, Edwin y. Morgan
Jcseph Trlmbull, James Dixon.
James b. Hosmer Edmund &. Howe,
David 3. Robinson, Ferus WadsworIh,
julius Cutn, Timothy NJ AIbp,
Harvey Seymour, JOhnII. Bunce,
Edison Fessenden.
BENZ w. GREENE, Pres't.
JOINS b. ELDRIDGE, Sec'y.
This Company has been in operation about two years
and the exercise Of prudence and caution HIS done
very successful business, and is lodged 10 be OF
the best ii not the very best and safest Insurance Company
IN the United States.
Its Directors among the wealthy und substan-
ta in the city of Hartfordand pay all losses with
promptness and llberality.
Rates of Premium low any other responsible Com
pHny. JOSIAH BOND, Agent,
Aug ID, 1852.
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TEEE TAPE WORM.
II III C3III DC oIlVVtIIIy CttTtU
ROUND Ola STOMACH WORM

This worm is usually found in the small intcsncs, and
is the most common to children, vet ii is entirely
confined TO them, adults have frequently been known TO
setter with them. The Symptoms most prominent while az
cced with this worm, hardness and fHeSs of the bel
~ Shiny stools ooseness othe bowels picking the noses
bucsh streak under theeyes, &c lyon, any of your
childrenhaye any of the above symptoms, EOBENSACkS
Worm Sgrup saciy be depended nponby using you
have certain, safe and speedy and if after using il
according To the directions the patient is restored TO
health, and the thoroughly eradcated from the ss
assured there is remedy beyond the
grave, for fail there such word fail with those
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Tax Notice.
oFFicr OF rsE Board SUPERVISORS, Il

N OFFICE BoARD SUPERvIs0Rs, kENosfA Coz
4 KENosIiA CRY, August 26, 1855
The following o,s and parcels Of lying and being the
kenoshaer returned this office
1850 sold AprilS 1851 Against each lot remaining
paid placed the Of charges and interest
redemption. redeemed ON or
day April the conveyed to
4 the pl rthaser X. III. DEMING,
/ Clerk Supervisors of Kenosha gouuty
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Youwi find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
complaints which you subject. In distractions eire
total partial they have been found of nesmabe benefit
in restoring and purifying the blood and other fluids
10 cure all complaints which may arise from female rregu
larts headache. dmnsss OF sight, pain in the side, &C
These pills the only safe and effective remedy to the
following complaints: Govt Nervousness Melancholy SICK
Headache Giddiness Rheumatism. distressing dreams,
Dmnes Of sight any othe diseases that arise from
affections of the Liver impuy OF the Blood or consiipa
fiou oft he RpVyelS
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GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
f. CROWLEY, VI. ID.
l.. BOWEN. MD,

IT, Purchase but those having the signature ~
y. HOBESSACK,r as all others worthless limitations
Agents wishing supplies. and all others wishing
become agents address the Proprietor, j. N Hoben
his Laboratory, No. 100 North Street.
Race Philadelphia.
sold nyal Druggists and Merchants in he
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mr. INSURANCE..

J. BOND Is also agent FOR The New England MutnGI Lii
Insurance Companyone OF the best and most responsible
Companies in the United States
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DYSPEPSIA.

The symptoms of Dyspepsia, and its various diseases
dizziness in the head heartburn, oppression after eating
sourness arising from the stomach, SIc and sometimes ge
neral anguor of the whole body Prom this it viii be
that The disease owes its origin to disorganized
Liver and Stomach. H0BENSACK'S LIVER PILLS j,
the very medicine effect permanent and lasting cure.
they act BY changing the certain morbid actions OF the
TEN healthy action, and rendering the blood pure and
nv
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JeWelry.

havingrecsntly purChasedihc Watch
L making and Jewelry Establishment lately belonging
u. Il. Goredson wishes inform the public that he
has hand and constantly receiving additions to
ais alrgady extensive invoice of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-16
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

Wghe undersigned Physicians, having had the recipe Of
their manufacture submitted for inspection say. that
the ing Rodents which they composed makes them
the best pill for all diseases Of the Liver Impurities
the Blood, sc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-16

The whole in Town Range g except
6rt aud third wards assessed 70 Richard Barews Norman
Hart L Ponsroy whiSh ars ia town enc.
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FOR 81 T.
SINGING Esasta!z

&fH0IR'S and Singing Schools furnished withthe
u DuCimer, Harpschord, Cactiga Laudis Pall,ry n;
tOna Psulmist, al the loves. price at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
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FIRE Ssh ARRIVAL.
SCFgOOH. BOOKS.
8G@G 1 CD "a @ x

a large assortment, embracing the various kndsused
Academies and schools alwa! hand and will be SO
at the lowest prices.
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WE1Lem. 4EyZEc2
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j.. II. LATHROP, Navy Agent.
Ap l3--Iaw4w Intel. and Republic

John HARRISON. deceased, pursuant a decree OF
chnncery England made
against Stody bearing ION of March, whereby
Joseph Humphrey the said
rotations whom this referred inquire
estato John Hanison
field the county Cumberland, farmer dsxcrp
his will of my heir law in America, whom he
by description 'hc healaw OF my alaw'
should who
DEATH and who
claiming
in America the heir law of The heir-a law
America csator John Harrison,
August 1897, the heir
their solicitors before sixth June 1852
southampton Buildings Chancey Lane, London default
said DEGREES ami all capable giving information
furnish the
solicitors either Of them.
supposed that said had BROTHER Thomas,
who emgrated America about s where he married. and
ded Philadelphia ill he died in 1871 leaving his eldest john
died Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest
surviving
Thursday, fourth day of July 1883 O'Clock fore
the said chambrs appointed for and adudcang
upon claims, Dated this l9h day Of January, 1859
CAPEs q STUART,
No. Field Court, Gray's Ina, London,
Agents for E. Waugh, Solicitor COckermouth Cumberland,
and for Messrs. Saul, Carlisle, Cumberland.
RAVEN BRADLEY,
No. 2Harcourt Buildings, Temple, London, Solicitors
for Her Majesiy's Attsrns General
Mar 9-law2w
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Proposals Exoetion OF Louisville castona-
THsAsusr Dsr4nr.ssr. March 70. ls'

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 70. leoS
THE proposals Louisville custom
house, under the OF December lea2
Incidental erection, exceeding The amount
remaining ior that IL has been decided
contracts said but 70 reopen the saire
further Nouce hereby tat proposals
until IL O'Clock OF the 2at
May (Which to each kind OF work.
agreeaby notifications original speenea
prepared the experimenting architect w bring
aggregate The whole building within The
Sl500O0 the reject the
poas inyd IL the amount exceed that sum- u
States.
No contract wi be awarded except master builders
thereof without the consent OF The Sec
will be forfeiture OF The Eghtyn
materials furnished &C
prices he quantities and amounts 10 be afeef
aehitec Will be paid from une 10
proceeds and fifteen cent be retained un' the
building completed delivered the United States
proposal must be accompanied by wHueh guaahtee
eponsihe teeuned 10 be by HE attorney
United States district Judge for the said dslriet that te
bond Win and sucien securities IN The penalty
5l5u0O proportion)
" he faithful performance Of said contract
and working drawings for the building
other information touching the proposed work
application the experimenting architect at
Louisville, Kentucky
The proposals this department., addressed TO the
Secretary (endoed, Proposals for Louisville
house p and will be opened O'Clock, ON he day
fixed for receiving the In the presence OF the Ddd any
w - JAMES GUTHRIE
Mar a6-2awtMay25 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthen late Of the circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee
OF Tennessee.
Hon Broeld L. Ridley, OF the ehaneelors Of
Judges Green dev e their woe lime exclusively
school,
Pa Of insiruoion Daily examinations
No regular OF lectures but OF the
daily essone ne progress Of the examinations.
Weekly OF law and equity which
dents of facts profess
so and prosecute Aroug all the
Deeds wills records and all sorts OF doeumen b.ead EVIL
denee In The by appeal
moot which held
oie
M Jurors Judges ehanceliofs Official
paciues connected with their suits
the
embe third Thursday in February. The
the succeeding Monday IN February aud second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per seson.Tuion fee $50, in advance
Zee boarding $50 Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the course
No previous study required
mission There classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
Number Of students the last coliegiae eighty
ROBERT L. CAKUThERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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uui,sa state. Patent once.


" ,hs psjon ostepben Long Of Louisville keniucky
" ns ofa patent ssnted 10 him on The seventh
1889 for improvement In the wooden framed
suspe fIcn the expiration OF said patent
which The seventh 90 day OF November eighteen
hupd and my three, lie55l-
fhsl said peunon be heard the Patent Once
Monday, nb ) September ~ o'clock, and
notified and show cause IL they nave
VII said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing required in Patent
objections, specially forth IN writing least
All testimony ned by either
The said hearing be taken and transmitted In
rules which will be rnised
piieaion. -
this be published National ntei
Republic Union, Washington Journal and
the vour Louisville Kentucky the Gazette aud the Aas Gin
the fnh (5) day Of September the day OF hearing
X. e. WElGHTMAN,
Acting ouum Patents.
sEdtors OF the above will please and send the
bills Patent Once with containing this nouee
An 2l--laNJM
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phNsIos and neunty Land Laws. with ths opin-
Of the Departments in execution of those laws from 6 70
FsIan S%s %ooa eoonsso law washington Price So So
The aenng auspices under which THIS work y presented 70 me
preparation press Whist Judgment and experience
which large portion Of our fellow
a SoIs and s e
numbers by The Commissioner Pensions we shed at the
sous impression hat complete compilation very much
nature Of rights laws opinions
and nn as w a hs snd
appeal they apehend thar injustice has
IL would be Of as,onshment
estimate Of me gsa. nub. Of claims ha, have been
than is due, which claimants justly ead
sy BY
nsys General and iae decisions Of The
TO be found in this work. the parties enued might recover their
be discovered by careful persa Of the Introduction
equity of claims, and OF
. and Sou" ana T
by Indian and Mexican in which Int
5
al the sse. Valuable hints may
funding Of 1885, 81 TO 80 and a 70 A. where the
of this work from gentlemen well known 70 the
s s',arf A. ri H. STUART T. ~, T. c os";ss
Win. A. Graham, N. X Hall.
Members Of The Washington Bar.
S EsAl Il Bradley aSIs Waller ID I Lenoa,
?. Il. fendal, Richd WaIiach.
of Of Senate House Repre-
sentatres, $c
Geo w. Joncs-Chairman OF Committee Pensions Senate.
G. Observation-Disclosures of Invalid Pensions, House Of Repre-
Moses Mcponald-chairman Revolutionary Claims House
Peter Force-Edior of the " American State Papers"
oTds 70, y ms OF hdsms
and foh prepaid to any part Of the uned s'a o TON
APP I4-eodlms
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VALUABLE and improved Farm I'm the vicinity Of
Washington Sale The underris offers .Wood-
tock the farm which she resides certainly OF the most
vicinity Washington Ii lies
in
leading the and the
nrighborood Addison, Barry,
Jenkins bson and the hospital II contains three
hundred which
residue heavily tmbered The
enclosed. divided fields each
falling quantities of
ashc stable and have been used tins land
with all
heavy There seventy Of bottom
my
in wheat. mi nd n
dwelling dairy houses
all outhudngs
.ay purposes Of the farm Possession OF the farm and farm
will be immediately long credit will be given II
desired, portion OF the purchase
further particulars apply TO John Carroll Brent attorney
law Mcclure,
where plot Of the property
n The premises TO
Feb i0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.