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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-10
4 UCTION SALE byE.H.LUDLOW-Of a

"A valuable modern built Bnck House snd Ground on
nonst Poughkeepse best house in the place formerly
owned BY w. II. Nankeeck Esql q. the Merchsuts Ex-
change, NY on TUESDAY March l5 1853 at u o'clock
Sale positive No pOtpoDement Terms easy. For further
particulars and 1 description of the house adyer
isemeDt in the " Express under the head OF Auction
Sales Of Real Estate apply 70 T. II. LUDLOW, No ii
Wallst. Ny.
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

ATSTR LINE.-rhe A
~ packet ship ROCkLAND, 500 tuns burihen, Ninll,
p..,, will ucre,d the ANTON as tenth ship Of the ne
and sall for MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, on 18th
March The sed accommodations OF this noble
ship "a sufficient nducement Tor parties 10 examine her
snd the established reputation Of this regular line for DIS
patch ali others guarantee for intending emgrants
10 engage BY preference any other vessel bound 70
that rorr For freight passage early application should
be made 10 VIM. T. DUGAN, No ~ Front st or 20 Ar
KILL 4 ELLIOTT No. 10 Pearl II.
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Uater Cure.

HYDROPATEIC and HYGIENE INSIl-
TUTE No. IS La ght st-This establishment HAVING
been enlarged by the addition of the double house sdn
pr can now accommodate hundred persona sg-
cia deuartmsu ut for female dssases. r. TRAIL, NJ D.,
Proprietor DIR. L. HOSfORD, Assistant
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

he boots are now open For freight or passage, .pPy 20
J. HOWARD / SOz. Asents No 81 Broadway
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BA CHII ros. Anctioneer.
NNWO-S STORY RRTCK HOUSE and LOT

BA CHI ros. Aactioneer.
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT,
Il No Is Walkers, a. Auction-CoLE CHtLrON
viii sell ct Auction on TUESDAY, the 18th day of March
lass 1t II o'clock the Merchants EXCHANGE the two
story. Basement and Aitic Brck House and Lot No Is
Waher+t the south rde between Church e. and West
Broadway The Lot b by lo6 feet House % By 70 feet
contains l. rooms and is supplied with Cro,on water Rents
for s7oo s35o0 remain bond and mortgage for Eve
YEAR, from December last a cent for maps and PAY
neulArs apply 10 the Auctoneers. No. 3 WAlr too'l
WV. II. FRANKLIN, Aactioneer
"M. II. FRANKLIN, son Il Co will sell
w at Auction. on WEDNESDAY, March IL, 81 Il
O'clock AZ the Merchants. Exchange lG7 lots OF Ground
located On 4th and 6thays and Oh Dist I'D sd 9th, Ssh
ssih 18th. lost, l02d and lCSd-sts.
For maps and Particular inquire the once OF the Arc
uonser No. ) Brosd-r-, or OF .
4&1O No 80 Fulton 81.
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Gopartnership.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-We have
7 ! Tbi, Dsv admitted EDWARD d. JONES and AU-
GI sIUs WATERMAN as Partners in our House.
New-Y York Feb. 8, 1883. CYRUS w FIELD 20
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FFCHEs, LEECHEs A large lot Of
- ~. - fr-sl. kesithy and large az ~
.-.s,s..s 80 90 Des raOssand- For sis ey
w ) ptTVREL Co. No - fesn g.
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THOMAS & EDWARD GILL, Importers

YTHOMAS & EDWARD GILL, Importers
Il and Jobbers of Fancy Goods
Hosiery, Gloves Laces Embrodenes Lnens, Ihreads
Buttons, Tnmmings Ne
LOCOMOTIVE NEEDLES.
No Il Dey s.. New-Tork
Have received and ready for the inspection Of their city and
country buyers their imporstions of spnns Goods whch
from the many advantages they they feel conhdsu
flat no other house ia the city supply the same qqsy
OF goods at their prices the principal part OF winch are
manu- iactured xpT, ssly for Themselves .,.
They particularly call the attention of merchants to their
Locomotive Needles which stand uiyaed IN inns country
aud for which they have secured the exclusive nsh potn
here and in Europe. 49,, :. ;.
Persons wishing TO obtain the agency for them IN any city
or town wher, they have made appointment, WI Ps
apply Immediately. Auction s"ou' uniJ' W. NO'e
drumming.
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n Y AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.

~ i. AMI can lA-tANNi-NC - 49,
~ SHIP LINE, through TO SAN FRANCISCO VA
AsPlNNALL and PANAMA. At greatly reduced rates.
No detention on the Isthmus The and fs; side wheel
steamship UNION q 1850 tunS) Richard Adams, CommAn-
der will leave New.York Cor AspinwS, Navy Bsy.l from
Pier No North River, on TUESDAY. April aSoeocS
pm precisely connecting with the aud masnihcent
s6e wheel double steamship CORrES, cisco uns)
Thomas B. Chopper Commander, which steamer viii be IN
readiness at PANAMA to receive the UNIONS passengers
end sail Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The accom'no-
Saon, and ventilation of the Cores are all that be de-
sired Her speed established the between New
Yor. and Panama and while the Pacific coast Is unsur-
Every exeron will be made the part OF the line to
re comfort expedition and safety. Passengers viii be
landed ON the wharf Aspinws free, taking the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for this Line are
.old ory at No NJ Broadway.
Mail Bag made up the shove Office, under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
pablo.
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IN PURSUANCE Of An order of the Surro.

-, a. an, Coaaty u ssfeby IN al
- M .T.ns, LFRgD RIGGS. ate 81 The Cy q se~
~ 1900 pfesr, vouchers hst,s 70 ths
-. L., a. u ESTHER RIGGS, No Js Wssha
~. SIRE, ne Nv Tort before the srth 1Vo
-, se~ fot sscond day Of Fstfaary iB3
ESTHER RIGGS, AdnnalssssxI
4l,rsmrls HEsRf RONEH AdnAnasslss.
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much per lot. 70 per nay ee,d and nor.
rage for ten years, ~ per cent interest
Lithosraphe nape may be hsd Of TIE oce Of the
Ger, previous 70 the SAFE ISL
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A UaTRALIAN rAcKET-EAcelslOrL Line.

4 ttl hAllAN ~ NIL -i.A'Ci'iOi A|1N'
"A For Melbourne, Port Pmlhp -lhe entfvIy ne"
comm ader succeeds the clipper Panama aud sails shove
large part of her engaged No seerase or second
cabin taken From the aultless model OF this
beautiful clipper and the ioug experience OF Capt bowen
in passages 70 the ludsD and Pacific Oceans Is confident
ly Predicted she will distance al competitors, aud make
the inside 20 day. For cabn passage freight
sppiy 20 RUSSELL a NORTON, No. 81 Old-shP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-10
Clothing, g.

THAT'S for GENTLEMEN, of the spring
STYLE, are ready for inapcsnoni ior insre on
s,.h ana mae nal Will vie with any oaervd We schelt
the Attention OF those OF beautiful article feeling
contdept our Hats viii meet their appreciation
j. H. MONARQUE, No. - Bowery.
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GOODS for CASH.-J.HOXIE Jr..

New Spring Goods
WILSON d Co, Importers and job
LIE bersof -
DRY GOODS,
No IL Coursndtst, Opposite the National and Western
Hotels and Nos II and Is Deyst have made large add
ton, usual and prepared 70 offer for
the sprius Trade, much varied assortment than
heretofore Of every DESCRIPTION OF Foreign AID Domestic
Fabrics adapted every Of the United States and
Capada will yrecevng by packet and stesmer
all the styles Of Goods that appear and the stock "l
include At ell times large aud select assoltments OF
Cloths, Cassirneres and Nestinss.
Tnilor's Goods ard Trimmings
White Goods, and Hosiery.
pres Goods OF the newest and choices; ssyos
Ysnkee Motors
Dornestics lat the lowest cash prcesl
"Hoye's swansdown Sewing Cotton SC, &c
We invite the Of he closest buyers Tor cash s1
months and short credit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-10
4 UCTION.-SOUTH BROOKLYN PROP.

"A ERTY for SALE, at Auctiou.-A. !. BLEECKER
Co will offer for sale MONDAY the 2lst inst,
Merchants Exchange, those threestory brick Dwelling
houses and Los Nos l07 aud Ill Smithst between But
Ter and Bsicsts, Brooklyn. LOts 1lcO feet houses 2oS
- feet well furnished with under cellars Marble nantes
and well arranged for gente.l residences
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A USTRALIAN PACKETLIN The beau

"A uful clipper ship THEONlSA will be dispatched
on her regular day early in March The propnetors OF
this line cell attention this splendid vessel and refer TO
the prompt which teeir former ships tine Abes
and Peytona have sailed this port. To persons intend
ing TO visit Ausraia hne ohers the Advantages OF last
vessels elegance Of accommodation and every comfort TO
render The yoyeze ax-eeable-oeng commanded By ted
and expeTeneed captains and provlslons furnished on the
mos; literal scale An ery sp2e,tion Is imp9ft4st AR-
DIV on board OF 10 ANTONIO PELLETlER- No. 70 Wall
81 or OyERMANN L GRUNER No. q South-st
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.-FRANCIS

NJ EW PAHEh IfANhINUS.-E hANti 10
~ PARES Co, IMPORTERS and MANUFACrUR-
YRS No 50 Chambers 81, but Stewards, cor
uer OF broadway are receiving from Decour Zuber AID
other most eminent manufacturers OF fars al the new do
AZ, ns al The richest styles o, Decorative
FRENCH PAPER HANOiNGS,
Which they otter 10 Dealers Merchants and others at the
very lowest prices Their customers may rely on having
every style OF Decorative Paper Hanging cone BY the most
kiful Wofkmen.
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IN pIiRsIrANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate of County Of New Yort eo.es ssfsny svsa ~
pefsons having clam. sssn-t lHohsphs -.s
With thereof the sab,cr~s At ,ss once ~ 49,
Coou~r Ne I'D the CITY u New foft on !" osSss
,he ,g.ny eventh day August ssH Dated View TOTE s
twenty ''"s 'A' THONAs y COOPER, ,.,,,o,.
,,.,.-c.11. JAMS 8 COOPER,
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IN pTRsIrANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

In PURSUANCE OF an order 0ithe ourroghto
County New Yo. notice g hereby sven 70 en- "ssone
I.,s claims against MARTYR 5iLBER late IL the CITY Of View
Yo senemsn deceased TO preseat the same WITH
o. hs .uscbeT Al his residence No 100 Aea St, ho Gay %
s. Yorl on the heth day Of April bs~
fo,. we AMI a' @ILLiAx sILBER Administrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Jesse U
sh Ea Surrogate Of the County Of knss notice nsfsoy
ven ,ccdns 20 law an persons having clam, sss.nss JohS
Clark late Of the City Of Brooklyn, deceased tbst hsy acre
e., e,h,bs the me the vouchers thereof 70 inc sat
, Jobn Dk.rnsn hs Office IN the City OF BrooaJn {"
''''' WILLIAM CLARK, Admiaistrs,ors
lao lsw6mrhs JOHN DihbnAN'
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AN1soSY J BLEscKKE, Auctioneer.
CAI r of CORNER LOTS on BROADWAY

- end AVENUES llth 10th 8 D. sth, 3d. ID, A, and b
Also Lots on Sith SStb 5th and llSth-sts. Also, Man
on on Avenue A. between 5i,h and 18th SIS with Gtden,
&c Also, Water Right East River 30 teet tro1t BE-
tween 5.th and hjtL@ts Also, Water sht on Harlem
River ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Will sell - Ancron,
on TUESDAY March IS 1854 Il Merchants Exchange,
the follow ing property Lots sW corner 't ay
and lsths Lots :. W. 10th and oi;h 81;
Lots on Y Broadway and 4dsi; Lot " w cor
uer Sdsv snd Sit Lot y corner ID av and I'D
81 Lot on T. corner -sy. and I'D st, Lot on ;. r.
corner Sd-sv and 5ith-st; Lot y. corner % .v arf
thst Lots " p. corner eth ay and sd 81 Lots > Z
corner sth sv and Shst; Lots w. corner loh ay and
Stht Lots OIL side OF block Avenue y between
Ss.h and S5<h - Lots ~ 2. corner OF Avenue AID
whist Lots 5 w corner llth-sv and whist Lot y
er 18th av and Ssh Lots or west de o. block
on 2day between 5ssh and sch Lots on w cor
ner Avenue and llstht with waterr1tf Of 100 ieet on
Harlem River; cores o. Land. with water Tght OF 80 feet
front GO East River between 5h and Acthsts Lot Oh
Ssthst sie feet wet from 9Th Lot Siths lS feet
wes from lcth -ay Lots 5Sihst Ice feet eat roai
Avenue A: Il Lot th ST, between lFh AID lth avs
Lott on llsth-st betsgeen Avenues and aso gore
Lot OF S7th ct between iih and lh also M.nson
on the TANKS Of tie EAss River, between h and >ns.
about " feet front oontAniaz shout - Eoous Win s.Iae
Mars can be obtained a. the Auction Rooms MOI bFo~d
Terms liberal.
CPRING FURNITURE SALES-The IN
- dersned respectfully announces ~ his iends and toe
public thai he 10 prepared usual 70 T- as Psoas a.
rntiop TO ale, of Furniture At The res,dences 81 tes
&C. ALohhI =. n ~ Wsh. =,
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Gold Mining COMPANY
RICHARDS Secretary and Transfer Agent for Grass Valley
God M,ning Co. No. is7 Fulton
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-. yt.h.Hooks, LinehA ana = ttoh hAhes'
keedleeei "a spoonsapd Forks, cutlery &C.
WARM (Msnusers and Importers No ~ MAIDEN lane
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rioen Cambria Goods, Importers.l
=, prrk An GO, tr-h and French No 1877 Broadway
NonL SS.~p fRFREs HENRY French, No. II William St
shoeand Gillins lBarbouTs Make }
llnen No ~ Exchange place.
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A UsTRAIJAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

n FOR PORT PHILIP hELBOUNE and SID
MY AUsTRAIIA-The magnificent seanlship
GOLDEs AGE 2ooo tuDs, -, Commander, VIII Do
atched for the Shove ports on Or shout h7 lo,h Way
.c eoua 10 the Collins Line Of steaer and Is believed
wi pfcy We 20 be the fastest steamship IN the world her
.c od.tiOrs nr second and thrd el4ss 81 passen
a. Are superior 70 any steamer yer built.
Rates Of Passage A..
FrSt Cl..s Ladie-' Saloon
Fi-., Czss Upper saloon. -
Second 90
Te boots are nOw open For freight or passage spPy 20
u1VNA 4 SDS No. 81 Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order oi inc ouIro.
gate Of e County of New rofk noues e,assy r, ~
,n ha,ins ms ssrns, tho estate 81 GEORGE sioOI
- M the CIV Of New Yort deceased 70 present the ssms u,s
cher. thereof .nb-cresr At ss psse Of eass. 70 ~
- III. cty of Yoh before the second dsy o.
Mach Dated New rort o.. ar.' DAY ssyls%ee, lxs
lapfufhF JAdLs " oiooi,
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- WILLiAN 1avISG, Asctioneer
A SSIGNEES' SALE Of CIGARS.-WIL
"A LlAH IRVING L CO. VIII eel AZ auction THIS DAY
10. O'clock At then ssesroom No 10 Pine +j0 900
Havana and South American Cigars by order of Alfonso
DeIlerose sssignee comprising Ressas, Melsr Commune
and Londee mes and Of VARIOUS well known brsnt-Ho-
sss De DA La Dsnzadors Londres, ShaLspere, r. o. FL
Coiuntano. La Salvador, La Esparsntre, Fl Mariners,
Lloi &c Guiana, Reohosda Fl Leondora, La Cordezs,
Ericsson, Gator Justo Sanz &c Terms ninety days for all
sums over $780, approved Endorsed notes; under that
amount. cash
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MAMMALIAN md hurnns No ~ Barclay
Hsps,nss aad W Window shades. ,
No - Sourtand 81
"n "'N'''' Paints oils, &c.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surro.
s,, Of the Comfy Of New fot, nytes hs,,y -" - 80
80, b,vns e.un, ssAast CHARLES yltLDiNo HN M
cy of Nv Yo,l eoaehn.k-r dscsses 10 present. nc ,
y,shsf, thereof the suheres, sf the eoSs ~ -
tSC RH0THtRs 10 Ia d. the % Az "a As ~ o. Se1-
yot On or sre the o Mach nsIi isa) DskA NV
Yo,. ths lay o s>ps-usb@fi l1a r,xa .s-...,..
Lid mi nAfbAhEt FItbN''Nt
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Lamps aud Gas-f iNtutes ,,.,
plETz, Co Manufacturers No. o. Beetmsu
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coldpen ana Pencils, tMaufacturers O &.
Successors Baird Bros.)
O. nGGIEY CO. Manufacturer IL Maiden Iane
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MARBLE Co.. ..-'---,. S
~ ',.i. harlem and New.fcrk kNrtess.
y g. ADDER, lProp''c'o' 'E0' . ea'' ~
Musiesl lp.irumest,i WE &c laden lane
BRUNO x,Ty 'tmrcrtefs and Manu- -. ~ Maiden lane.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro.

IN, Counfy OF yOrk notice hereby afsa 70 ~ PEI
-. hs,ns clam, ss.in,, JANE MITCHELL, late OF the Cu Of
New Ysss ao-ses % prrs-a, The ..a S,n ,ossn
h. n, fh- ,a..erb,f 10 south ns cnv
OF s- YDt on or the seventh dag q MAJ ssrt-Ds's
Hs 81 i.n.si m ' ' JOHs H. REDYfELD. Eseeatof
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'i Nshotsny aud Rosewood.
: -, uSiGnTON all Yancy Woods No 40 Wsler-st.
e. " .Hhw fimporterS No l76 l7s Centros t
N,tbie,sed Iron aud Wood.
VRFCpD A Mil.LtN.,- No broadway
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Incr and White VOGUE.
srRAHLHEIM CO., lmp0r'ef'l''''' =" william ct
..ir. Gla.u. sud Picture Frames.
Iooa,s.V "w.nui,cturet No. 100 Fulton
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
Meeting of the County Board.

&C. The annual meeting of the Board of Coun-
ty Supervisors takes place on the fifteenth of No
vembcr next By an act of the Legislature APP
proved April Il, 1853 the local legislative pow
ers of county boards were greatly extended: and
it may be well for our citizens to understand what
these powers are specifically. We therefore quote
that portion of the law referred to- relating to the
subject; and take occasion to suggest that all mat
ters of local interest which come within the legal
sphere of the County Board and which heretofore
have been sent to the seat of government for cgis-
atvc action, should be prepared and presented for
the action of the Board of Supervisors. The de-
sign of the law was to coninc matters of mere local
interest to local action and to take from the State
Legislature the burden and expense of a kind of
legislation which properly belongs to county au-
thoritics.
We quote from the law the following with rcfe-
renee to the powers of county Boards
lst. To alter or change the name Of any
person, town, or village, in their respective
counties:
2d. TO alter or yacate any town or village
or any part thereof, surveyed, plated and re-
corded in such county, upon petition, and up
on such notice as is required in vacating towns
by the circuit court:
3D.. To grant charters to any person or per
sonsto build and maintain toll and free bridges
in their respective counties, and to regulate the
tolls thereof:
4th. To incorporate literary, benevolent,
charitable, and scientific institutions:
9Th. To grant charters, and confer such
corporate powers upon such persons or com
panies as they may deem expedient, to build
and maintain plank or turnpike roads in their
respective counties, not inconsistent with the
laws of this state, and to regulate the tolls
thereof:
9th. To grant charters for ferries to such
persons and for such period of time, as they
may think right, not exceeding ten years and
to prescribe the rates Of ferriage.
The County Board of Supervisors for the pre-
sent year is composed of the following named per-
sons:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
Mrs. Fonda's Temperance Lectures

MIR EDITOR Having heard Mrs. f. on tom.
perance, and feeling deep interest in the cau,o
she processes to advocate, am induced to offer ,
few remarks upon the manner in which she treat.
ed the subject in this place. Mrs. f. no doubt i
sincere and honest in her undertaking, and feel,
it duty to take the stand she has in relation to
the temperance cause, and for one am not bio.
goted in regard to a females speaking in public
provided she speaks well, and is calculated to pro-
mote or effect the object for which she speaks
Truth is truth and must be received as such whcth
er 1t comes from man or woman. Perhaps some
female speakers may have more influence over the
male portion of their audience than one of their
own sex, especially if they have the requisites for
taxing and leading the senses coptire at wiW; but
from Mrs F.s modest and unassumne manner
presume she docs not aspire 10 ANYTHING of the
kind, but relies wholly upon the goodness of the
cause and the truths she may bring to bear upon
it. What she said in relation to temperance was
well enough some of it rather creditablc; but
think her lectures would be more interesting if
she would contrivc TO get little more variety in
the manner of delivery her style is somewhat mo.
notonous. The greatest fault in the matter of her
subject is her travelling out of it to dab6le in poll
teal subjects. 1t is to be presumed that there arc
as many friends of temperance out Of the free sol
party as M 1t; why then assail the character ana
impugn the motives of distinguished men of other
parties not connected with temperance. If Mrs.
+. feels II her duty to speak on the subject of sa
very had she not better do in separate lecture
These remarks are made more for the benefit of
the tpmnpraupp any t,pl-iO ind Col:
wards Mrs +. want the temperance cause IN
succeed, and my only object in these remarks is
that she advocate it in such a way rs most TO pro-
mote its best interests. MAINE LAW
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

Thousands of Parents who Vermifnge composed Of
Castor Oil, CaomeI, &care not aware that, while they mp
pear benefit the patient, they actually laying the foun
daiuns for series of discusses such salvation, loss OF
sight, weakness of limbs &C.
In another column will be found tho advertisement Of
ITobenscks Medicines to which ask attention ofa d-
rccty interested in their well their Children's
health. In Liver Complaints, and all disorders arising
from those of bilious type, should make of the only
genuine medicine, IIobensack's Liver Pills.
BE not dccciccd, but ask for IIobcnsBck's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe That each has the sigma
ofthe PROPRIETOR J. n OBENS iCK, else
genuine.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
New Goods.

Our readers would hardly believe Us five should
state the quantity of new goods that have been re-
eeivcd by our traders here within week or two
past. Every merchant, we believe, in the city, has
renewed his stock, and we doubt not that every
reasonable want entertained by any person, that is
Purchasablc, can be had here
Hale Towslee, we might mention particularly,
have got a most tremendous stock of Hardware.
embracing every possible thing in that department.
King, too, has been for several days past invisi.
bic behind the piles of new books with which his
counters are laden.
Doubtless our columns would groan with new
advertisements, flour friends had only time 10 pre-
pare them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
Fine Stock for Wisconsin.

We had the pleasure, on Saturday evening,
of conyersing with one Of the firm of Meal
LISTER " WHITE, of Gaines n. Y, who are
engaged i'll thc'good work of introducing fine
wooded sheep into Wisconsin. Wehayc here
tofore noticed the splendid French Merino
buck Napoleon exhibited at the State Fair,
and the flock of 40 sheep, half Spanish half
French, of which specimens were also shown
there. The owners inform us that they have
sold the whole flock, in lots Of % and under,
to various farmers at an average price OF
$500 per head. They are now on their
way east, to return again in 3 weeks with
another flock, containing some 9Th and full
blood French Merinoes, which may be seen
at the farm of II. V. Prentice, in Gcnessec,
Waukesha CO.-MI Sent