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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

AN ACT in relation to the assessment and collection ofax-
es on State School and University lands sold con-
tract.
The People ofdEe State of Wisconsin. represent
cd in Senate and assembly, do enact as f6lo.es:
Section l The assessors of each town in this
State, SHALL in making out their assessment rolls
for the year 1858, and every year thereafter enter
upon said rolls in a separate column, under dis
tinct heading, list of all State, School and Uni
Yersity lands, in their towns rcspectyeIy which
shall be held on contract, which lands shall be as.
seSSed in the same manner as other lands are now
assessed, without regard to any balance purchase
money remaining unpaid ON the same. Provided,
That the Secretary of State shall as soon as may
be, make out and transmit to the clerk of the board
OF supervisors OF each county OF this State, an abb
stract containing correct and full statement and
description of State, School and University lands,
held on contract and upon the receipt thereof the
said clerk shall Immediately make out and trans
init to the clerk of each town in the comfy list
from said abstract Of the lands as held on contract
III such town.
Sec. 2. The town clerk of each such town, shall
include such list under the same heading in the
roll delivered to the town treasurer, who shall col
lect the taxes on any such land, i'll the same man
as he is required by law to collect other taxes
and return separate list of such land on which
the taxes shall not have been paid to the county
treasurer at the time fixed for him TO return other
lands
Sec. 8. The county treasurer shall not sell any
such delinquent lands for such taxes, but if the
same should not be paid on or before the first day
of December next, following the time when said
returns IS made, with interest thereon at the rate
OF twelve per cent from the first day of January
preceding said return, tho said county treasurer
shall Immediately forward certified lists of such
lands on which the taxes remain unpaid, to the
State Treasurer who shall place the amount of
such delinquent tax and interestto the credit of the
proper county, and charge the same against the
proper description of land and the same provisions
of law that apply to the payment of interest on any
such land, and the forfeiture thereof for the non
payment of such interest, shall apply to the colec-
uon OF such delinquent taxes, and the School Com
mlsSioncrS shall IN no case execute the patent for
any such land, until all taxes are paid.
Sec. 4. Any law of this State contraveninc the
provisions of this act, is hereby repealed.
Approved, April ., 1853.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
@GaGa Cd IA orva

large assortment mbracing the various kinds used
Academies and Schools always on hand, and will be
at the lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06

"a PIECES Black Gro de Rhine Silk iustraneivad
II " andfor by METCALF, MERRILL & Co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RFNNET the fourth STOMACH OF tbe
THE OK after directions of BARON IIEBTG the great
Physiological Chemist, by j. :. HOUGHTON, NJ. D..
Philadelphia, Pa.
This is great Natural remedy for INDIGESTION DYs.
PERSIA, JAUNDlCE LIVER COMPLAINT. CONF'T!P 4
TlON, ind DEBILITY, Curing after Natures own method
by Natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice.
Uafa tea-spOonful Of PEPSN infused In wafer will
digest dissolve Fire Pounds Of Roast Beef in about FRO
hours, out OF the stomach
PEPSfN is the chief clement Great DfCesnr pripri
pie of the Gastric uicethe S6lrcRt the E5od the pu
tRg Prescribing and Stimulating Agent Of the stomach
and ntestnes II is extracted from the Digestive stomach
OF the Ok, thus forming d TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID.
precisely like the natural Gastric Juice In its Chemical
ers, and furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT STrB-
STITUTE orit.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Call on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular
gratis. giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from liebigs Animal Chemistry Or. Combe's Physjoo.
gy Of Dgestion Dr. Perera on Food and Diet: Dr Holm
w. Draper Of New York University; Prof. Dunqison's
Physl0ogy Prof Sliman, of Yale College; DR. Carmen
ter Physioogy &C. together with reports CURES nom
all paris Of the United States.
No Alcohol, Bitters or Acids
t-s@ REMEMBER THIS: DR.. HOUGHTON,s pFps1N
Is o great NATURAL REMEDY, free from AITOJI0T
BITTERS, ACIDS, and NAUSE0US DRUGS n ia ox
remey agreeable to the TASTE and may be taken Nv no
most feeble patients who cannot a water cracker VIII
out acute distress. Beware OF DRUGGED INIT ATOMS
Pepzin is NOT A DRUG. 1O-No'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
AN ACT to amend chapter %, of the Revi
sod StatntnS

The People oftbe STATE Of U-s,aosj, ,,,,,,s..,
ed IN Senate and Issemhy, do enact as fa}loT1s; "
Section l. Chapter ninety-thrce of The Revised
Statutes is hereby so amended as to authorize tcn.
der in all cases of involuntary trespaSs and whom
in the opinion Of the court or jury. a sufficient
Rmountwas rendered to the party injured his agent
or attorney for the treSpas$ complained of iudc-
ment shall be entered against the plaintiff for cost
Provided, that the defendant keep his tender good
by paving the amount of money into court al the
trial, for the use of the pluintitf
Approved April ,, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06

INDEBTED TO me will please call and pay as Ihave made
is due me. p " I VA y iN'
March 81, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06

NHAPLE sUGARfor saleby
~A METCALF, MERRILL & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
Wisconsin Garden and Nursery,
On Gardne''s Prairie, Spring Prairie, Wal
a0o7th County.

aoo7th County.
FTSlIF SUBSCRIBER offers for sale this aprnp over
e Forty 'PhOus0nd Apple Trees rom four
TO seven years growth, from graft at Sixteen Dollars pcr
hundred, all grated from bearing trees.
AlsoPears nj Is cts ench Ylurs, 97H cts; Cherries
Is 10 By 5s QHlncoa l5}l to 37H cs Grapes IS cents
low prices.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ga@ Shade Trees, Shrubs, F9omering Plants,
Sga Hardy Roses, BulJous Roots, Dallas
~i-E'----- DC, dc,
Among The shade Tree. will be found Two Thousand
Mountain Ash, five 70 eight faetn height at per doz
Spruce al $50 per hundred Basam Firs at $40 per hun
dred. AISO-Pines, Cedors, and almost every ming s
ally found IN such embellishments The Fruits have been
selected with care as regards qua Of Fruit and hardness
Of frees and have now been tested by the Subscriber in
this Establishment for fourteen years.
\. H. Al letters Of enquiry sent 10 he Burlington Post
Office, VIII receive prompt attention.
Catalogues gratis at the Nursery, by mail. post paid.
JOHN BELL.
Wisconsin nursery MhFcii "a, 1903. 2m-46
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
SCIENTIFIC EYTDFVcE,
Cures in every Torn !

Dr. Houghton's PEPSIN has now been tested for nm
WARDS OF years. IN every largetown the United states
ana me Agents can refer Dyspcpcs many REMARK A.
DIE CChEs IN EVERY TOWN! Numerous details or
cases reports OF cures, certificates OF Physicians and Pa
nenis are glVenin the Circulars furnished by
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
Pepsin in Fluid and Popder.

r. HQC1HIONs PEPsIN is prepared in Powder and
In Fluid Form-and in Preservation yaIs for The e ri
csns he Powder viii be sent BY Mail free Of Postage
ioI p one i,9ar sent to DR.. Houghton, Philadelphia
PhlF ATE CIRCULARS for Physicians NAV he Obtain.
ed OF Dr. Houghton or his Agents. describing the Who'll
process OF PREPARATION and giving the authorities unon
wnch me CLAIMS OF this new remedy are based As Ills
NOT A SECRET REMEDY, no objection can be roised
agst us use by Physicians in respectable standing and
regular practice. Price. ONE DOLLAR pcr boftIo -N
& = OBSERVE THIS!-Eyery bottle of The ,a,,,o
pEPSIN bears the written signature of j. s HCI-f.fITtNe
~ ~ soc proprietor Philadelphia, Pa Copyright and
49, eoid - ali T-,;-. - I've
AGENIs.-STARkWEATH K 90 kFN0sttrA
wholesale and Retail Agent. f. W. De BersrG P Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05
Total. ST

hzcnoN in NmRAsKA.-The following is the result Of
Ne election held Beevew, Nebraska territory the
nth alt. -
For Delegate CongressHadley johnson, 1868 votes
For Goyernor-Wiam 4mlton, 304 votes.
For Secretary-Monson II. Clark, 295 votes.
For Treasurer-H. r. Downs, 283 votes.
Nothing worth recording transpred through the day;
spirited AID determined feeling seemed prevail that
Uncle Sam must take notice of the Nsbraskians and
they also disseminated to be heard in their behalf
ysgardpg the organization and division of Nebraska
the next Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

w ILLIAMS STEW EMS WILLIAMS SECOND
great annual sale Of first class modern oil paintings
Bond street Thur:day ioh and Friday, 18th inst u
Messrs w. w, beg 70 announce that exhibition Of
Of beautiful and extensive collection Of painting opened
Monday sist ulA - ahovss and continue all the Nns
oalA dAy aaa evo1in0, HeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Sunday Trip.-The Steamer Thomas E.
U1lss will mako her usual trip to Newburg and
ntmedate places leaving pier foot Jay street at M
oselook. See advertisement.
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The subs rbers ding that line Of express wagons
very much needed in this city to regularly certain
routes after the Of and deliver pack
quickly have determined to establish such route
Their purpose 70 collect In the principal thorough
At any point in the city. Business will find it to their
advantage to examine the merits of this system not
only much cheaper but less trouble than the old
keeping their messengers and vehicles The above
IAnSement will 80 into operation In few days, Of which
GEORGE r. coNCKLIN, AGO,
Projectors Telegraph Express.
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COMMUNICATION we or hear OF
any Who Ia afflicted with this think how easily
Mortmore's rhoum attic compound sold by W. v. ALEXAN
DER Co.. No. Barclay street.
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PoJitical Intelligence.

0Rucu @. BRONSON DnRorr.--At the election for
County Auditor Detroit the LIST inst the national
democrats voted Greene O. Bronson against free
so democratic nominee just EXPRESS 1t is said their in
0gnaon towards the spoils cabinet at Washington. In
ths Third and Fourth wards 1t will be- that Judge
Bronson received majority of the votes Poupard,
Me free soil candidate, who sustained by the
Sorcs of official influence and patronage. The follow
Ing Ia the result of the canvass
Wards. National DEM Free SOL Dem. Wing
J.. G. c. Bronson. .28 s. Poupard 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

DR. Kellingcr, having closed his Boarding
AAA riding aoAdAmy At Yonkers for the season. will sell
Of his fine stock Of horses. for soundnes style speed
eaiy until sold at the Bazaar No. 81 Crosby street. Ask
~ James Swars the Doctor u not there Matched pairs
nd saddle horses
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ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUkNI.
o'clock ~ No. NASSAU ssssss near Fulton ssssssR e.
KEMP will sell ~ auction % above, very large assortment
Of furniture Of good quality both and secondhand
pe mirrors china &c. consisting Of grand action
panofore with the molian attachment made by Gilbert
parsr furniture en- suite covered in French satin
carved rosewood and mahogany marble dressing
bureaus marble top washstand rosewood and mahogany
beda rosewood marble top centre pier fancy and side
tables mahogany tetc tetes Sofas chairs sewing
chairs spring seat parlor d mahogany eegres painted
and cnamted chambtr furniture suite with and wth
marble mshogsny French and other bedsesd ane hair
sion tables breakfast French china and coffee SETS
decorated china and ornaments toilet sets glass
table cutlery clocks no. Also several valuable oil paint
ing and general assortment of household furniture well
worthy OF attention Goods purchased out Of the city
can be packed shipping reasonable charge by expert
enced packers. Catalogues the morning Of sale.
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rr,a Exped,ent 70 Provide Yourselr w,th

fashio nabe made sitting and desirable garments
In tmor and nowhere be found
more excellent led and complete stock, from
select thu that at WIN II. DBGRv0T'S Oak Hall
clothing warehouse, "a and 70 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

q that $50 trotting horse orth. ........... Loo
Or those pianos, each orth from $500 TO $500
sIens Perhsm 100000 eifts they may be had for one
admit four (All ~ At different tmes
70 the exhibition Of the Seven Mile Mirror
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

H. Perham proprietor Of the renowned Seven Nile Mir
yvR" exhibiting At Academy Hail. 66S Broadway. He u
:ne 81 ticket. - dollar each gynE the purchaser o.
d 100000 gifts. Amongst the number farm highly I'm.
proved worth $4,000 which somebody Ia certain Of getting
~ one hundred cents That somebody may be yourself
VoaAsr Who There other articles In the is
vsh thousands Of times the price share ticket SECURE
Nskets at onoe.
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specimens which Mr. BUTLER has Of his art, at his
the upper of Broadway and Murray street,
should be all who admire beauty and truth combined
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One OF the most Prof tn bic Exhibitions
In tho wordsworth 81 900.
PERHAPS SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
wow ExHIBrrINa
ACADEMY HALL. ga BROADWAY.

ACADEMY HALL, 66s BROADWAY,
10 70 be given away to ne of the
-. 10000 HOLDERS OF His GIFT TICKETS,
when cost but one dollar each and can be had At The
U1IICE ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY
Hnseiuons svesy Afternoon and evening d 3 ant N
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enoe-$l6 only for homestead Hero every sit
Der his wine and fig ree whore modest say
Why sof choice lot Of and building lots at
Lake Land l. will be distributed in few days Great
having building lots SIS Apply imme
diately, to CHARLES WOOD, 203 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

DIR. Ke1linger can be Seen to-day and to-
morrow, 1T 81 Crosby street, At O'clock M and in
Wall street q hslfpst one O'clock p withs part Of
and sound, without blemith II not sold within days
for cash they will be pAiangs The ball
and shall be kept roing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Hair Dye and gs.--IBatchelor's manufac-
sy ~ No 2sa Broadway, opposite the Park whore he
has the best In The world for tho sale
application Of his hair dye and newly invented wigs and
ssIssA Niss private fosnS ~ sA enshoor Copy Ne 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Temperance ms Enforced by Science. The
Maine Liquor Law Ballot box scion Kin
country's greatest foe. By o. s. FOWLER ct tho
church Grand and Mercer Streets block west
Of Broadway, Sabbath evening, November 9. Free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Spiritual Manifcstations- Notice. -Numer-
applic daily the celia
eAted medium the place in the city TO buy
lace curtsns oornces loops al kinds OF mn
hostery goods. She inv raby recommends j. o. WOOD.
FORD d Co, $50 Broadway.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DELIGIoUs.-BY DR. A. p. ZYLA, FROM PRUSSIA,
o'clock spanish sermon tko frs. Of 'erie: q free s
locality via Dcusche Krohe 80 Forty first street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth immediate neghborns
building " Vie Crystal Ralase Baker,.
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VTuHseb, BHUu1u0r nKuCes, EIngtI0 StOCk-
ng enlarged veins Of The legs elastic suspen
sYy bsndages pnsl braces ades bolts and abdominal
persers club foot knock knee and bowleg Instruments
oulsney, To-, No. II Ann streot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Who Wants Printinga-s4 Nassau street,
cards cards cheap and faster than any oshss ss
notes. receipts, &C., &c, neatly and chsaply executed
GORDON, 81 Nassau street.
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Hll's Hair Cutting, Curling, shampooing
and shaving room ~ % Nassau street. adjoining Liberty
srest whore 10 sold Hills Improved instantaneous Hair
Dye and his celebrated inable 0nguont promote The
uowth and boAutify the hair
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THE TURF.


TTNION COURSE, l.. L.-TROTTING-ON MONDAY,
u November z at 2s O'Clock p. M-Match for $100.-Mo
heats repeat in harness. Mr. William helan
Major; J. Woodruff names b. IN. Lazy Hunter. Imme.
diaely after match for $780, mile and repeat to $50 pound
wagons Mr.. John Baird mes Dscon; Mr.. John Lud-
low b. m. s. lily ODonbe Stages leave the Peck
slip and Grand street ferries every half hour
during the day. JOHN l. SNEDiKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, J.. I.-TRoTTING-THURSDAY,
~ November 10TH at 2s p Mistake and purse Of $3.50
Mile heats best three in five harnessMr W. Peabody
names B. m Lady James Mr. D. Piher names Lady Vernon
The above likely to be of fine tros OF
this season. being the first Lady jane
tracks for back Stages leave Pei slip and Grand
street ferries half during the Day
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING AND PACING.
- On Friday N9y II, at halfpa two O'clock, r. n,
match for Sc 0O0Play pay.gen miles out to harness.
Woodruff names Prince Strot'e Geo spicer Names
horses Prince showed speed and bot
for otter in the world Hero having passed into the
out Of work and in no condition TO such and with
few days training qnite result might be looked
for his owner still having great confidence in his speed
be the last time the public will have Of seeing
Of this kind they should not miss the opportunity
Stages leave the ferries for the Course
JOHN I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Tcas.-The Best Assortment of Fine Teas
will be found at the store of the Canton Ten Co., lbs Chat
ham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt streets the Oldest
tea establishment readers ths they
better here than elsewhere either wholesale or RETAIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

OaguerreOtypes for Twenty five Cents
-Four hundred portraits taken daily German
esss originally introduced by REEFS Co., $50 Broadway
corner ReAde street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

Fasnaonan a .s;aoshia 49,. ~ IN want
weather will do we'll drop II examine the really
shoioe assortm emit At tho zone poe establishment OF All
and Graz nd atraat
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50alps. for LIGHT

Olirehugh's Wigs and Sealps, for Light
elegance and durability placed the first
productions Of modern art They thin and elastic
yet az closely securely and naturally battle all dis
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tremendous Bargains I'm Carpctss
AT HIRAM ANDERSON'Si
No. % Boweryi
Immense assortment
Administer, Turkey, Persia
Velvet, Mosaic and Brusselo
2hree-ply and ingram carpets
Mosaic rugs and Sable-oovsIl
Gold window -shade0l
Floor ofieloths, ] 10 yards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

DcHnco S"i ,, S"Ics, lC"yIers Fa-
that ewery vauabes OF description, deposited in
Of Safes free from premiums to Offices
therefore not needing reduction from established
they comprise insurance company within them
elves both regards fire burglars arge assortment
always hand at the depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
ROBERT N. PATRICK, Manufacturer.
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Sewing Machines.-There Is no C0ntro-
superiority for strength, beauty and stitch now
Justly admitted Prices, from $40 to $60. Description
pamphlets mailed ut request.
GROVER, BAKER 4 CO., 81 Chambers street.
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What no, all!-316 Broadway, as you pass,
Stop and procure a filter of porous glass,
so bright clear and goed will be the water,
That you'll say its much the better.


The Great Fire I'm Fulton street. In the
confusion and loss of life attendant upon large
seldom pause reflect that whom find unburnt dead bo
themout the burning ruins into the coal cellars the
heat has not been great represented safes
carried away to the factories to opened while the
phcnix safe Holmes Butler the only opened
the spot and there remains visible witness its ndesruo
tbe This eafe stood twenty four hours exp
the Has BY lockwood cuts until the solid
name plates melted of although not paper within
was Injured By fire. IS Messr: Bunnell Price in whose
we'll the Phnnix the great Pearl Street House IRE
exposed until the buildings entirely consumed.
HOLMES 4 BUTLER. l27 Water strssA
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n you want WhisBkers M0ustacho Uso
enEuenA win s?rse them 20 grow thick snd strong in
sssis serS te sny part Of the country M a. GRSHAu 81
am street. ali druggists Brooklyn. hr Hayes 5 Fu,op
Sulphur Baths imolat's Meiicated Sui
phur baths removed 20 oil aker street. near Broadway
The sh,n 10 are haby recommended " our ,a
physicians Drs. Mott Bostwick, Nissan, Warren &o Also
medicated vapor baths
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, Italian Medi-
s Sss s sosy s s9 ss from fore
hair restoraiivo at the old established laboratory 81
Walker street. first store from Broadway.
Unsightly Badness Shames the Human
fead-E erybody know that Barkers cheyeuxto
f. e sss for Sd1es
pot Barkers ladies' hardressins establshmen No $50
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.-Th,s Is
superficial dye 1t fills tho ubes of the hair
into each capillary vessel minglns with the natural fluids
t and p S 0' Its
hair but this ubricates IL with oongenL elem,ns Manu-
House.
Cristadoro's IIair Pre- servat.ve and Beau
inner aseompshes what no other preparation has
tsnn ooss ha awe st once viz those Of
% and frightening and Ing the hair
House.
On Exhibitions -Can he Seen for a few days
chicken that stands and walks peril ty
Ss cents 'A' nan 'A''''' Admission 70 'An0'''0n
DIR. Corvine, the Renowned PLY sician and
traveller deserves the thanks Of his invention
%av { s S &c
agents Wilson Fairbanks Co., Nos l3 and 4S Hanover
Ring 1902 Broadway BY Boyd Paul 70 cOssiands
Rheumatism.-When we see or hear OF
Who afflicted with this disease think how easily
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country 70 DO bad for dollar share ticket will take
xernams as hort Teleg aph who trot mi In zoo
wo persons IN whlon, yet gentle tina lady could
drive him The share tickets dollar each To
Broadway. -
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original and peculiar contradiction and perfect in their
These machines entirely different from every other
and for sewing fine linen and other light goods ncom
parably superior to heretofore in Some of the
yantages these They sew with single thread and
have Bhuttle I'd They much easily operated
than any other; 3d. They make stronger and elastic
9Th The work regular and beautiful being
perfectly finished both sides; The stitches
oberated BY being washed but retain beauty under
all oircumstances Call examine the machin and
their work 1t the office, 1923 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

aors nave Of the best stocks ready made
the best materials. and made in style cannot but
suit the most fastidious.
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onKuenA ~ win forse thsn thick
n weeks II will not st.in rjuro the akin rer
sosss cont any part OF the country. H. O. GRAHAM So
am street, all druggists; Brooklyn MIRA Hayes 5 Ful,cn