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Last Week OF the Panorama at Odd Feilows Hall.
THE aLoRIous TRIUMPH OF THE ACE.

HE thunder Of Dr. Beals of Creation snd Deluge
dying away and the fast abatng with profound
this his last week In Washington he coua
not have asked for beue nall 20 pat
highest official literary
POLITICAL his painting again and again with e
testimonials Of He begs leave
distinguished hoping his cxhi
billions s be worthy Of patronage during the few days j to
Exhibitions "wednesday
Saturday afternoons O'Clock Admission IS Children
half price, +fas Jan 9-dr
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BROOKS Great Exhibition Prize Thrs ad.--Ths
scrbers supplies
cord thread exclusively from Hcs leland cotton, which
they excel in market.
STRONG SMITH rs William street,
Agents in New York.
LEWIS \ co, Sc Market street, IT
wATERsroN, PRAY q CO, % Federal STREET
Agents In Boston.
2f-d3m
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CARD-E ?. MILLER return. his thanks his fend and
for their liberal support
with the Arm, and hopes they will
house, them they be with upon
cs and most accommodating by the proprietor Mr. a.
W. VERIFY. Jan -Ivn
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A CARD w. VERIFY take. pleasure in informing his
II friends and the public that he will
tho stand, Mis-. Demots building,
Seventh snd Pennsylvania where
large and stock Of dry goods which additions
will be constantly made.
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FRENCH Editions, in handsome library binding,
illustrated of Bevgne, De Sael Fontaine,
Fioan Rousseau Racine, Corneie Moerc Votairs Monies
queu Dnci Regnard Scribe
Fenelon Beanger Machavel Bossuet Masson
Rabelais Monsslet Thiery Mariner Cha
teaubrand Capefgue, Cousin Schiller Goethe
Balzac Querad Guzot Lamaine, and others
rated here, just imported direct from Paris by -
Jan ii FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MOTlCEThe third Of the of the Columbia Mu
steal Assocaon announced for "Wednesday evening" has
unavodaby until Saturday. 18th instant when
will be given Caru Saloon under the hereto
fore Of Professor c. Lenschow The association will be aided
distinguished Mrs. Muller, of BALTIMORE and
pains have taken render the pos
sible. A. L. KlECkHOLfEdt
Jan ll-3 President e. M. A.
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OF cerune. thai he 4. well
suanlors and their properly
they properly and able make good their
Dated signed
Proposals should be addressed sealed the Second Assani
General aud Is particularly Important that they be
marked The OF the letter Proposals. River Mails"
b. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General,
Posr oruox DsrAkrAEsr, Dscsmbsr 81, 1852.
Jan a-2awtfxbIO
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Funeral of Masfer Pitrcs.

Bosros, JAN l0.-The fireral iervces Of the son Of
General Pierce look lace Andover to-day The attend
ance was large; tho Rev. Mr. Parker Of Concord, oica
ting After the funeral the remain. convey
ed Concord in special train for burial General Pierce
pdly recovering. Mrs Pierce has been in degree
stored to calmness and resignation. and win with
her sister, Mrs Aiken until she is sufficiently recovered
return New Hampshire.
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SyTATE, City, and Railroad Mortgage 10 al In.
- sir to ten cent and well secured. For sale BY
CHUgB BROTHERS, Bankers
peoD-.odS- Opposite Treasury.
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ossics or AsAr CLotsiss ASP EsnrAss,
.E..I rhissasphiAs Dec ~ lsss.
SEALED PROPOSALS. invited will received
smee, until 10 O'clock Of the ns.s u February
or furnishing following supplies and
deliverable United eiosbns squ~se scLu
Of
dsrsgned resens, par, UnIsd States, right
o.
! article contracted for, viz 20 - -
q, u,o v.,ss a A 49, .,. ,u., ,..o,,.r el,, a A..
S" 's'us = ~ oue t~sa woo'sn e'os", ~ y" thoroughly
~ aoo spo1s'a ~ ne se'os ash'eV
800 'A au 80 SAos.-shea COTTON dhihAS
oyssS - o. a. aoa,,. -. 90 !. :. -. =.
ssU ~ 90 ~ eo'ua au0At ~e.suiAs ~ oA' Fe y"a
800 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ as ~ e4 a.~
1870 ~ IN 40 ~ 81 90
49, ~ ~ an, ~ ...
'"' 'o1'n pa' nan ~As'' "sssnns pounds PEI
pou.,s,as u.,,.u, .,,,u.oo ox.u.. ....u - ....,
ay.sp 80. ~, d'.sonas SN'sS'"s'",'' -As ~Ss
S S. 80 ~, 70 ~ ~ . aso .a..
p, = a,s' ro' a'ou st inc . ...,... = .
Hs'1f~'- a. ~ "s'A'-' ''~s'' @'"'sst &Aa Ia
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WAR DRPA RrAHNr.
Bureau Of Typographical Engnesn,
' Decenker o. 1850.
PROPOSALS up including 10Th day
February for the following articles required Es
sylvania @ ~ H.t5t g8f3i;f TT
.@. Oak Timber.
l73 pieces, each 30 feet long, hewed timber, IL II
100 pieces, each 20 feet long hewsd and sawed, by
3l3 pieces, each l6 feet long, hewed sawed by 10
50 pieces, each feet long, hewed sawed, BY 10
36s plies feet long big end Whsths hewsa
sawed will be stated In the proposa)
Cucumber black hewsd sawed bs stated pro-
poaa: .s
$50 pieces 20 feet long, IL by 10
ia do l6 do u by -
360 70 Shy t-s.a.
do Is Shy 4H@
ITO IA 8 by 10
Hemlock, hewed sawed. be stated n proposal
40 pieces 80 feet long, II by u ..
81 do l6 do IL by l2 +.@#. ..-9
s04 do 20 do Shy 8
$50 do 20 do 10 BY IL, sawed on sides
Iron. !,
ID. ,Sea round iron IL and Is feet
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Norfolk, (Va.) DscsmbcI 4, 1854
conformity with Secretary
proposals. will received
house Nonok according and spsci
ncau b. Young architect until
twelve oc ok the ID day Of February 1885, said
contain each
ihr dspa resving tbs right eitsr
desIsbe The also right
the bid bids, which all shall
favorable The interests OF The u
contracting all In the pfopo~als with the incidental
attending The construction Of the building shall The
appropriations disposal five Of the
p said be sscertansd the OF the
penendsn will be paid thirty days. the twenty-five
cent lob retained until the ccmpstion Of the building ."d s
by the Every proposal be-
BY written signed BY Two responsible The s
feet they undertake. the msking WILL
his their onr be accepted
ncsnl The OF five dollars
faithful execution Of the work. and offer will be considered
les: accompanied by such guarantee Plans and
building will ba furnished either BY the
BY the superintendent In @
bills The proposals will by the
collector OF the ~ O'Clock
expiration Of the time for receiving Of
WALTER II. TAYLOR,
Superintendent Of nsw Custom House,
Dec l4-2awtNFeb ~ Roanoke 50 Norfolk Va.
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49, VT1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. my wife, su-sans Coyie, has
zen my premises ths 10 to caution all from
creAune her account,
her c"ntrscnnf This msssurs though humans compelled
70 sooH JAMES COYLE,
'sn~N Georgetown, @.
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The undersigned undsrshe a, the foregoing cayns
The mail ON route No be accepted by the
The bidder shall prior tbs first day Of july 1853
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Bnrgi1rv in Coopsysto,rn.

CoopKR,Tows January l0.-The office Of DR.. Byrom
geon dentist OF this village. entered last night by bur
glars, and robbed Of gold plates and materials the
amount of $500 including about 1900 teeth The door
the jewellers store, just beneath the Office secured
with Al iron rod prevent the robbers being disturbed
du ring their ope rations.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Third appearance of the celebrated eccentric comedian,
Mr.. G. BURKE.
Or "WEDNESDAY EVENING, January a.
The performance will George celebrated
... comedy, in three acts, OF
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Dance Miss ANNIE WALTERS
The performance with farce, act,
OLE BULL.
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Ohio D,moeratic Conpsntion.

COLUMBUS, Jan l0-The democratic convention passed
reaming the platform OF 1852 relative banks
and annexation OF foreign territory They also express the
fullest confidence in Franklin Pierce. motion endorse
the Baltimore platform, after animated discussion, was
laid the table, and the convention adjourned die
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A NEW HOUSE for Rent, .nd the Fnvnitur. for
"a sAicThe IL situated the predens
sqsass, entirely new, only having occupied about eight
hail. and Kitchen
hoo II has nne large pantry bath cis,ern
pump, Ae
all new, and plain and selected
few months with has been well kept, and
perfect
~i he approved endorsed &C
Tor further particulars inquire of - $500
Jan lo-.ost JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auo,Ioneer
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EIhE OIL PAuNTIx1s-I have just received few choic
psinnngs They importation from Paris Som
of mem are said be by celebrated The publ
Ss respectfully invited TO call and examine them.
JAS O. MCGUIRE,
Jan W-dH Aucioneer.
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Prices Of admission Private boxes s. dress circle
qustts 50 children under 10 half
IS csnis orchestra seats cents family circle third
der, 50 cents colored gallery, IS cents,
81 win be raised
boz once viii open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
Jan
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The Ssmi~ote Mississippi Bo~ds

BALTIMORE. January l0.-The governor of Florida has
the legislature, calling for forces aid
general government In driving Billy Bowlegs from the
country. he being reported 10 be fortified south of Fort My
The governor recommends thar three hundred Creek
arriors be into the swamp capture Semi.
noes.
The Mississippi court Of appeals has decided that the
coupons Of interest attached to the Planters Bank bonds
issued In March, lS4l, must be paid.
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BY GREEN s. SCOTT, Auction.srs.

by GREEN q SCOTT. Auctionssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE NEW DEPOT AT
suctionOn Monday the 18th instant, shall
Capitol Streets fronting Capitol
20 running 40 north
being subdivision Of original lot No. No. $780, and
rapid value of property
well known must speedily become the most valuable
cash, equal 9,
H. and 10 months the purchaser deferred
GREEN 1 SCOTT,
Jan lid Auctonses
p,HE Luck OF Barry Lyndony by Thacksray.
Thomas 2. For sale al U.",
TAYLOR L MAURY,s
Jann Booknore. sh
OST-Beween the National theatre black fur
The finder will suitably rewarded by leaving
mce Jan ll-1
Uncle TOMS CABIN.-A Hfe- daguerreotype Of Mrs.
stows of Uncle Toms Cabin" exhibition
Whtehurss Gallery Pennsylvania AZ
with portrait Of sontsg, the famous Queen Of Song"
Dec 7-du
York and Liverpool United states Mai,
Steamers.
The ships comprising this limo
The Atlantic. .,.CaPt West.
Ihs racine Capt Nye,
The Arctc Capt Luce.
The Baltic Capt Comstock
Inc hdnaus.. ....Capt Graiton
<rA> These ships having built BY
N4@ ssy for government SERVICE beer
S<RQHM their their engines,
datons elegance
Price of from New York cabin,
IN second cabin $40 Exclusive size $780,
From Liverpool TO New York, go and $40. ~"
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No beths can be secured until paid Tor.
PROPOSED DArrs
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WOLFE'B Celebrated Schiod.ns Gin, called ArouaasA.
Hchiedam other Holland purity
rec.incston be obtained either In
ke price II Ia BY the
sehiednn IN Holland BY process pscua, 70 h. own factory
botanical variety Of Italian Juniper berry,
distilled rrc,ined wi spious solvent
and concentrated exquisite
altogether snscsndsnt in IL cordial properties any
land gin he, etofore known. 4. Tlaag.g.l.
For sale by the principal druggists the United States
Beaver street, tt +#t ri-E 'at ##.s.s
UDoLPHO WOLFE, Importer
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HOLLAND GIN MEDIcIsR-In our last number
panied the publication of circular this subject from
czen Udolpho Wols with brief expressive
of views Since then have been employing this
and thus far with favorable But
the subject men, which
show that Mr. Wolfe Aromatic schedam schnspps very
extensively In and the hands Of proving itself
stimulating diuec 10 be emnenuy successful after
indications with this intent had been tried
thus reported abdominal dops has been cud
cessy OF tapping averted and In another
gravel Called been entirely by passage
calculus Of considerable which ascrbed
tive hotties Of this article We object
designating his preparation by the singular euphonous name
bclnapps" Of his dsnominaing in the
Concentrated Tncure Of Junipe i an
cient title Of Holland Gin II that
ing else than the latter article in pure state unaduteraed by
noxious Drugs and thence he
commerce. nearly all Of which, well known, MANUFACTURED
here and elsewhere from inferior whsky dugs The
name he has given IT, however
article prepared exclusively for medical
uabe druggists and apohecaes medical
effects understand him to claim
article holland and worthy
scians in those diseases for which they prescribe
and have hitherto only been restrained finding
obtain the article In Nor should against
alcoholic medicine deprive the acsd Of benefit article
which from time mmemoa has held s place among
agencies of the Matera Msdica found
by continued experience At all
employment of other nctufes
biers, kc and especially those who
all in giving preference
literally supplies physicians with sample bottle for analysis
trial. forth in his circular and stakes The reputation
remedy the Innocence, safety and efficiency Holland
n when used under medical advice
In business that The article will dappont
AGENTS in PHILADELPHtA-DRUG0IsTs
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CLEVELAND, Jam l0.The steamer sultaun arrived her'
yesterday from Buffalo with freight Of nd
and to-day for Buffalo with large quantities of port
and lard n,osty for Cincinnati. The weather 10 wafm
and there IL ice the lake
BurFALo, Jan. lO.-The steamer Americas arrived from
Cleveland yesterday with heavy cargo OF hogs.
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WHKEL1so IVA } January I'LL, a. IN.
The train OF with the excursion party from Bati
more has yet arrived. 1t 10 looked for momentarily
Our city 10 filled with strangers and presents CAV live
ly and imposing Tho preparations for the grand
en,erra nmen, ample and compile
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EREscH HATS 4, srRvENss .l,room, srovns u
IL Dec ls-Sseodff -.t###1 ..1c&
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trial. forth in his circular, and stakes
remedy the innocence safety and efficiency Of his
business thar article will dappoin any
AGENTS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Frederick Brown, corner Fihh md Chestnut
X. T. Helmboid, corner Eighth and Brown.
Z. keu A Co., corner second and Caiowhil.
Charles shivers. corner Seventh and Spruce
w. j. Carer corner schuylkili Seventh and Chestnut
II. A. HARDER, corner Fourth and Carpenter
Thos. Gegan Tenth and Walnut.
g. Bell, corner Thirteenth and Market
E. PolI Front and Christian.
II. w siddal, 322 Front
Shines sons, corner schuyikil Front and Market
H.ntzeIman CO.. corner Tenth and Csilowhil,
VIM. Hillary 333 Market street.
WIN. Marshall corner Eleventh and Ridge road
O. G. Moore, N w. corner Frankford road and PheniI
T. Prior, corner Front And Green.
Banes TomIsson, Gas From, street.
9. 9. aoeinssck corner Duke and Front street
O. H. schraek, North From, street, near Csiowhia
VIM. Taylor, corner Ninth and Race,
"; g. Bngh, Co, corner corner Eighth and Race
Johnston Holloway, 37s Market ..
Augney corner fitb and Spruce
John G. Baker h Co.. 100 North fhird
R0esn shosmaasr CO. corner Second and Green
John Horn, Third aud Brown.
A. Niltberger, l6o North Second street
a, c. Bower corner Third Germantown road.
E. L. Marps, corner siIth and Parrish street,
Doctor Cullen, corner siIh and Ch.rry street.
Doctor swnins, North Seventh street.
r. c. Kropn, corner Sixth and Callowhil.
GRuCERs.
Parvin d Buck, corner Of Twelfth and Chestnut
Cotton a Burr, corner Of Tenth and Chesnui sts.
Hugh Clark, Of Tenth and Spruce
Jane. W. Campbell, corner OF Second and Walnut
w 8. B. II H. st. John, OF sixth and Race
WIN. l.. Msddocks, SIS south Third
w B. Chambers, corner Of Fourth and Walnut sta.
James X. Webb 81 South Eighth 81.
A. G. Robens, corner Of Eleventh and Vine sts.
Q. Brown, corner Of Walnut and Water sp.
J. Anderson, 70 South Second st.
e. n. Madison, corner Tenth and Arch SITS.
Dec lo-3aw3mif
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Nav YoRK, Jan, lip. m.-Tbe stock market to-day
closed hrm-sale. United States SIS, 1857 at ll93 Canton
Company, lis; Erie, 80; Nicaragua, 38t Morris canal
81; Eric converible., Of H. 1921 Harlem, - Norwich
and Worcester oit Stonngoo, SIT; Cumberland Coal,
66f Cary Improvement, lst Exchange on London ~
premium. Tho Battles has had no effect upon tho
for bresdsus Sales OF 500 bills -four at IS 80
for State and s. 62h IS IS IS rs for southern Rye
-four, 81 81 stbo Corn meal 50 70. Grain steady
sale. Oc0 bushels 100 for red and 1913 100
cents for white Sales OF rs 900 bushels % 10
cent, for white. Oats 81 So cents. Rye, 9. cents Cotton
quiet--prices unchanged.
PntLApxLpHrA, Jan The stock market stesdy--Uni-
ted States S. 1857, 1874; Pennsylvania S 81 NosTe
change in other stocks. Tho -four market IL quiet The
Battles has been made public but it has had no ef-
feet ON the market for brcadsrpds Small sales standard
brands flour at 81 TO- and dull. Rye -four, 81 rs Corn
meal VI 30 Sales Of 900 bushels of wheat at IS 40
cents Tor red; white. 100 12B Oats, AZ "a cents
Rye q cents Sales OF 5000 bushels Mt 81 81 cents
for white and 81 cents for yellow
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a, Ter W., on rom,
No -, from - 10 -, sgreeably to the advertisement o
the Postmaster General dated 3st December 1852 by
lowing mode Of conveyance, : 49,
-- for the annual sum of ~ dollars
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No extra will be should the distance either Of
routes prove TO be greater than stated
The proposal. responsible
dy r and the suaraaeI duty certified
deemed eIavasan, and also TO aside LEVER bids IN favor Of
u the entire sueieney aud responsibility Of the parties bidding
The retained accept the proposal, bidder. .pu-
a.ns to use boats constructed on the low principle al
CURED by those using hxh-pre.-urr boats.
Bidders IN preparing and submitting their proposals. individual.
sh ucieney required mind that the object Of Con
obtain rsala and reliable line. on hi. mposn,
~ y. arriving "nd aIsa :. s
tract obligations will b. demanded.
Be provided ss The ON , win ).
an axsn, or agents. by the department, who viii e.r
10 each by name ina, they are Of sufeen. strength quality
accepted w,hou,
ploysd win b. subec, to ike inspection and acceptance
Bidder. and A., referred g, The provision: Of law on
change me organisation of'hs Post Once Department" approved
q desirable that the service into operation the hr. uy
s but %s an n: %
event. the contract viii expire on the Goth June, 1857.
.s q. sS'I lssa ''P Tss
NOT ,' "o mo.
h,ss me p, s ZIP nsn me p no. run and no
interior Sa' %s "ptessa d.
ss, sss ' . s% y
deliver into the pos, Office y. Of landing mail belong
T. 0 son %: ny z
m a. ehpn,s v 70 depreciation, loss inIny for
steamboat run by the contractor on the route,
the specified number OF trips in
irving at The time also for transmitting furnish
ing the Of transmitting intelligence. mail
nrc for violating the laws for disobeyng
lions OF the Department. for refusing
required BY The Departments assigning consc, whou, the
consent of the Postmaster General setting running an
aforesaid. . = =
The Postmaster General alter the III.
he
restrictions imposed by Law TN.
Postmaster General also di-copnuc he
allowing one months extra on the amount dispensed
The route the service Tho yearly pay bidders
dence, and the Of each
offers, should be distinctly stated in the proposals.
Form Of a ND.
4, Ter We, ----~~ OF uroute
No. -, from - To ---, sgreeaby advertisement or
Postmaster General dated 3t
of CON viz
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dimes and Nichols adm.

lot III b 2nw fr sec s. /.
lot BIB in W fir or scc5tI
lot IL 3nw FIR or sec 5tI
lot ~ ne ar sec 6tI-Holmes and Nichols add'n.
lot lone or sec 6 II
lot 3b 10 n or sec 6tI g
lot 4 b 10 Or sec 6tI
lot b Ion or sec 6 I, -
lott III eqr sec q IL
lot b lon or sec 6tI
lnt3 4o eqr see 81 Tee u ofn q, lot3
Sc ar sec 81 lot side main ST. com on cor ofb
sexrsec Sit 2-eom I32 fl of n cor of As thence
on ne OF Wisconsin ST, ~ southery line of lot
III - westerly III y It northerly TO beginning.
rsec 5lt2-otin side main ST. com 1872 southerly
oi me car q 10, easterly line parallel with line
a. l5sit thence southerly, parallel with the line
MAIN 81 40 thence westerly parallel with line of 45
me me Oh Main thence noHhey The line of Main
st, 4S II to beginning
ot3b As eqr 81 2al of sd lot west of Exchange
ST.
lot q nc ar sec It 1.-The north rods of common
lot 1 b ne sec 6 tI-HoImes * Nichols add'n.
lot 2 Inc or sec 6tI-a
see 81 com at point the west line of Kenosha
81 - rds OF the of lat III thence westerly parallel
Nith SINE OF lot is. to the line of old Chicago road
thence soethery said line Go thence eascrly parallel
WIN me Ell lot 10 10 line of Kenosha ST. n0rthery
beginning.
eqrs ec6 tl-com at point side old Chicago road,
"A rods southery of of lot II; thence westero
parallel with line of sd lot r. about p rds 10 the dividing
sd line ID e rds eastey parallel with the line of sd lot II,
10 the ineof old Chicago road, southery to beginning.
or sec 81 2-L0t on side Main st 10 front
Is y II e of n cor AZ, and extending "a It.
eqr sec ct Ia rds trout side kenosha ST. To
line; the cor is y rdss OFFS cor of lot Is.
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ROUND or STOMACH WORM.

This worm is usually found in the small intesnes, and
is the worm most common 10 children, yet it is entirely
confined hem adults have frequently been known
setter with them. The Symptoms most prominent while af
eced with this hardness and funess of the bel
w. stools ooseness othe bowels picking the
buesh streak under theeyes, &c. fyou any of your
children have any of the abOvc symptoms, HOBENSACkS
HORN Syrup safely be depended upOnby using you
certain, safe and speedy and if acr using it
according the directions the patient Is restored to
health and the thoroughly eradcatcd from the sys
em you assured there is remedy beyond the
grave as fail, there is such word fail with those
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Something New under The Sun.

THNE Subscrbcrwhes call the attention ola inter.
a csted in scientific lmproy cmcnts the admirable
EXCELSIOR WASI-BOARD,
which by universal surpas every thing kind
which has hccn offered To the public.
Always ayere TO wind power forany purpose, he only
ask SHAT his
Circular Crimpsd Zine Wash Board,
mNyhayc afat ial, andh wihazard theirreputation
ganst anythngln the shape ola worldhBs
yet produced.
Country Merchantsand Traders generally ,caubc suppl
cd ON >hortuoieC and calling al his
ShCpob rods south of the Plank Road the Telegraph
Road, and at Hale rowsre Iron store on Main Street
as well Rsat otherVlaccs in the city.
LESTER BUTLER.
Kenosha, Oct. Il, 81 n