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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
impeachment of Judge FKubbcll.

On the goth ult the speaker Of the House
of Assembly announced a communication
which was read by the Clerk as follows:
" To the Hon. H. L. PALMER, Speaker of the AS
semby of the State of Wisconsin
The undersigned, a citizen and elector of
this State, hereby charges the Hon. Levi
Hubbell, Judge of the Second Judicial Cir
cult of this State, with having committed and
being guilty of high crimes and misdemean-
ors and malfesance in his office, and hath so
acted in his Judicial capacity as to require the
interpostion ofthe constitutional power of the
Assembly.
|, therefore, request YOU to lay this com
munication before your honorable body, 50
that an investigation may be had, to enable
the Assembly to determine whether or not
the constitutional power Of the Assembly
ought to be exercised in regard to the Hon,
Levi IIubbell.
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DONATION VISIT.

The friends of Elder LoTuRop are respectfully
invited to visit him at his residence in the North
Ward, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 10th
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

re-" A bill to allow the Racine and James
vile road to connect with other roads, has
passed the Senate.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

WISCONSIN PINERY.-We have received
the first number of paper bearing the fore.
going title, printed at Stevens Point Port
"ge County, Wisconsin. The paper is edit
ed by Albert G. Ellis, formerly of Green
Bay, one of the early settlers in Wisconsin.
Mr. Ellis in speaking of his Whereabouts de
scrlbes Stevens Point to be located on the Wis
consn River one hundred miles north Of
Madison, one hundred milc~f rom Lake Mich
lgan and one hundred and fifteen miles from
the Mississippi River. The village of Stev-
ems Point contains COO inhabitants. whose
chief business is numbering. 1t costs s. per
thousand feet to manufacture the lumber into
boards, and $3.50 more to transport it down
the Wisconsin and the Mississippito St. Lou
Is, where it commands an average of $l5 per
thousand. The paper published BY Mr.. FL
lis Is designed to advocate the interests of the
lumbermcn in that region Of country.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

The recent State Temperance Convention
at Albany y. Y, was continued four DAYS
1t was largely attended from all parts Of the
State, and addresses We're made BY the most
prominent speakers in the country Rosolu-
tions were adopted insisting that it is the du-
" Of the Legislature to enact a law entirely
prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating drinks as
a beverage, with ade Iuatc penalties orits en-
forcement, And further, that if the present
Legislature shall adjourn without passing
such law, it viii be the right and duty Of
the friends of temperance, to combine their
influence at the next election, and secure, IL
re>pectiyeof party considerations avowed and
unrompromising friends of the Maine Law
as the representatives Of the people in the
next Legislature.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

Gen. Samuel Houston has been reelected
to the United States Senate by the Legisla-
ture of Texas. The Gen. received IS votes
out Of so.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

a bill to incorporate the Kenosha and Rock
River Rail Road Company, was reported in the
House of Assembly Wednesday, with amendments,
and its passage recommended by the committee
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KENOSEEA PRICES CURRENT.

Il DIGEST" such is the true meaning Of the word
PEPNlN, or of the two Greek words from which il Is de-
rived This Me significant and appropriate title OF the
nv DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepRr-
ell by Dr. j. :. IOCGIITON, Philadelphia frorn the
ouTih stomach of the OK, for the of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia Ii is Natures remedy for unhealthy
stomach No art OF man can cquult curative powers Ii
renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent with hoaith
Scethc HSNrc ofthc OK, in another part this paper
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
c. L, suoLEs 4 ". rtASh, EDITORS.

f,PN V. Is. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent,
u the only authorized Agent for this pap,r the Cite, of
Boston, New frk ait fhaslriphs aud is duly empog-
cred 10 take advertisements aud subscp tons AT the rates
required y Ills Ofces ate3ostof Scolly's Building
New fofk Iriburr Buildngs Philadelphia, N. W corner
Third ard Chcs!nat streets"
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WILLIAM X. WILSON.

After considerable discussion As to the pro-
per disposition of the communication, it was
finally referred to a select committee, consist
ing of Mr. Simpson of Lafayette, Sanders of
Racine, ShoeS Of kenoSha, Cate of Portage,
and Foster of Dodge. In relation TO the
course Of procedure in this matter, a CORES
pondent Of the Milwaukee Morning News
says:
at is understood that the charges will be
specially made to the Committee, who will
report to the House The Assembly then
sits as a Grand Jury, or Court Of Inquisition
on the case. If an impeachment is found by
them, they appoint committee to manage
the trial before the Senate, which sets as a
High Court on the occasion, and two-thirds
of whom it will require to find a verdict of
guilty. Such is the process of trial. L ar
ticles of impeachment are found by the AS
semblv, it is said that it will occupy the Sen
ate from four to six weeks to try the case
More than 100 witnesses are to be examined.
1t is supposed that the ablest counsel in the
State will be engaged. Among those alrea-
dy named as likely to be employed, are f.
&. RYAN and Jonathan f. Arnold, of your
city, Moses N. Strong, and one or two 9TH
or~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

Feb. LIST, by the Rev. j. Hinton, THoMAs W.
MITcHEL to MARTHA a. WILLIAMS, both of this
city.
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80

Gy The mails are considerably in arrears
on account of the bad travelling.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

The First Baptist Society OF Cleveland, Ohio,
have paid 81 ,Oo0 for q site for a church.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
MADISON, Jan. p, 1858.

The number of delegates in attendance upon
the Free Democratic State Convention, is between
eighty and ninety-from every portion of the State
The session of the Convention commenced yestcr-
day, two O'Clock, P. M.-was held during the af-
ternoon and evcning-convened again this morn
ing in a basement room of the capitol, and is now
Is P. NJ. in session in the Assembly Chamber
It will probably adjourn sine die, before tea It'
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House, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
LIST or LETTERS

LIST or
Remaining in the Pos
the month ending Jan.
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

Gs~ The Sloop Lady Ann passed this
place Yesterday. for Chicago.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

OF EF4EFEERS
- ,c,
oeo o''i.I - ''''' '''' 'o'
'"' '''' 1000
Leland LYDIA Is
lie IUndcNln lhOmas
NJ
Morris Edward r
Morris Mrs Eliza
Molark Hugh
MunSon NJ q 2
Mccarthy Daniel
McNair NJ ID
Nathison Jane
~ MaIthy Mrs Susan
Mares Patrick
Morey John
i Morris " lillian
tn Miller / ID
n
Noble John
Nicholas Mrs ) + j
j
Pierce Miss Jane 2
Ictrlc John
IrlCe Jennet L
Potter Samuel
Itatt Aaclihc
Iiahk + "A
IKE 11ahnah
! atIcrSoh Ai'rEaret
IoWdcriy James
Icck Eiiza IL
il
Kead Mary y
HobcrtS Lydia a
Rafferty, Elizabeth
Rider X L
Riley John
Reid John
Rogers A
Rogers Allen
ROddle William
S
Stevens Alanson
Struchcrs William
Stanley Michael
Slack David
Sykes Daniel
Stranahan VIM.
Sciwcrt Elizabeth
Snow Allen
Sykes Sumner
+
Towslec Julia
Thompson Augusta
TuIlv Peter
Tutcll Cap j
w
Wookcy John
Woodbridge Lydia
Wood Catharine
Nllbey Robert
Wilson Deborah
h W hltman Clarissn
WOOD Emily
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TOUN b. wICBERsHAM, MANUFACTURER or WIRE
Railing, Iron Fence for Farms, 40. sl2 Broadway New
YorkOrnamentai Iron Work.-lrsn and wire rapgp foS
public and private grounds parks lawns dwellings, 60.
from 60 cents TO $40 foot Iron bsdssad the moot
DOGS 6p: urns vases istesines posts spring chairs. '
sritsoovs 40 &o ~kershans oelebratsd railroad AsE
farm, fenoo, rom u ID 20 % rod The subscriber ors
tho largest .tosk Of pt ireA work in tbs lnx
stsscs. ell al HE cwI msruso'ure, ~ skseetrEy sy
oric svreref qwaty ~ hair And worn bass Nsitrr ~
JOIN p. WrCKsRsnAx. varssssee n A.s.~sssSa
EVyk1, ", 81 aed q Louis s.etSA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

" the lsndsouest steel fashion pietes oeoreJ pup
shed IN America, and ohalieng. comparison Also
steel plates OF the creation In tabssux fall page
erochet work pste da &c the ornamental oa worss Of
Robert Wood Containing ~ spgrAvns diAxrAms for skns
boys areas model cottages; chemsettes, Gaps under
sssvss crotebet vase patterns smkrodsry stc IN all ~
engraving g contributors AID 100 pages all for 70 coa
por sale 81 n Long Br..her, q ON street; Dewitt :
Broadway and by all tho dealers.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, with EN0RAv.
ings Of the Dpln Exbibtiop) Punch, Dicsoneg Wesk
~ Iines London Journal Family Herald Reynolds Mia.
casny. And all the Fngsh newspsDorf and perisdict
g,is; reoeiysd fun supply nov on bend per Asia J..
FfkaY, bookseller sAi btstatnes. Sjt Broadway
TcRtidr cHw9pAPRRs. gNGLIgH. fRIsH,
scotch ana st'uf tai Dpat ALTO II to-stgp
TsSlsns cen b. ottined on appIitafi,n 70 r. BRADY
Iv, = hs-Aa s.aees Ds.-erssr plea
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TRAvGLLEhq GUIDE.


y pIl. from pi.r N. North river Two lines asy, 4
nj s:n.sss ssosts.a % Fsiiss:sss Issssss II
thence d-sct 10 Camden iy in tour hours ana
ha fsrsss Returning leave PHILADELPHIA. ct 10 A
Ye,s Iq.na Kcus. E.iiroad.-I~o daily express,
depot eornsr Of Write Elm, ard Centre streets sher.
ss,.Ss Utica sooh.r md ssasl Pa.
sash street and Fourth Tb.
M ~ ct2s s F x start om civ H.
station corner Of Tyoa row and Centre streets IS here
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TsAIN DAILY rRox
III Clam hers street for Albany and Troy
Express sran. hhrough in four hours, connecains
With trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal As o'clock same
M..l train, sA.N Through way trains At IL A. n and
iITrs.. trail. r. NJ AeoonnodaNon trains, 20 and
j +, =. ~ ~!
sSnaay ana street 4. X M for Pouch.
s isa t6 5if MIX fkrScR fi
EoK kEyPoRI AND xIDDLETowN POINT, FROM
S' sprrsy y & osnsras
" ssss
sssurssy. 81 o:loeI Keeper. ss eIoss 2.
port on Mon aays a. o'clock A N.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INrERKr-
w diste lsndings-Fars enc dolls. to Albany MeAis
VAST % s:ss nv vss Vii .;s &c
sss % ' 81 p sss sr
r for Che .r.ns sons wcss Rs.urnag leaves Albany
i f"s nsSsn, s &
n. B.-Ihs boat touesss At fonkore On zach passage
NETWORK To THE WHITE AoCrTAINS DIRECT
IN summer arrangement Tho peAeurs travel from the
southern cies New York procure tickets 1T the
Ct the Nsw York and New Haven Railroad corner Of
Iva nd
avenue, trains eaye at A. NJ and r. b.
Bsrgs,e checked through FRANCIS HYDE, Agent. lo5
ATEw YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-TO BN.
lss st Adams ogdorshurg Nohtrss and inter mediate
towns Tiekss be procured II the oses Of the New
YORK Hayon Railroad 42 Brosd -ay, aud Twenty
A. and sp. NJ Baggage shocked through Frsgss With
FRANCIS HYDi, Agent, l52 South stgsss.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey RsIr Upised States aud ExprsS
Le through In four tours leave New Yorh foot Cort
lsnd street.. at ssnds A. Aaad 40 and $50 r NJ Leave
snd4 % sDd 1901 ~, from foot Of Esisat street Fars
for ad class ths "A frem New York and
Gssfassson Eer,sI md cssrfs.ssn IL The .na a.
III behind tns Passengers With baggage eross
tis fairy fnssn rainatss before sbe trains leave.
| CANDFoRDs INDEPENDENT LINE or STEAMERS
80. steamers DELAWARE, KESNkBEc ssd JOHN VAR
esiiy At p NJ landing each way at Cap:
Nay Capn passage to Phsdsphia Cape Nay So; d-sk
70 philadelphia 81 CO. Excursion tickets 10
~: .s. IN 30 sSs ss.sa
J. ALLDERDICR. Trsixht DO.
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DRINCE ALBERT'S SIGNATURE ATHEISTS,
i That the Magnetic Powder rests
On facts for all it's fame.
No poison turks within the flask.
And yet tits all the people ASK.
Each n Won ean

Dies il the highest dust cloud fall
On ceiling, bedstasd, floor o wall.
Where the obnoxious creatures crawl.
Lyons Magnetic Pow received diploma s tho LoaAsa
ana n ths Sna ii EsSs vhs
Pulls equally destructive to rats and mice Depot -
Broadway.
ITO wATCHNAKERs. : BOTTUNs PATENT N
proved universal ehueks and improved lathes for t
. % p & ' ss1s =
Of wherever used Every Of the de
less shsn half the time pied by the
bow alse produsins superior quality of work book
.sLed with lathe also
F1ss F5TuS
are Ms:sr. f:iioxs Co.. MAIDEN Nds ' iaas New ' Y:
sU:s, New Tori W W wilson, Pisssburs. Pa; I'D "a
bott Allen. Indianapolis. Indiana
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.-yOHN CATTNACH IS
L Broadway, corner Of Wall street, ha. hand.
end is constantly good assortment Of
European travel Also vae hat eases carpet Leather
bags &C.. Ac Wholesale aud retail All articles sht
yn Jersey City Wiliamsbufg free Of expense Orders
for the West Indies, South America, &C. filled with des
patch.
THE CHEAPEST AND BRsT.--OwNERs OF HORSES
i cs. purchase no remedy equal to DIR. r0BIASS vaAe
cid scres svellings sprains coo scratches Re- w
glass fall in pint OF water will relieve
heated horse Depot 2z0 Greenwich street.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK
and the United states generally -Ihe advertiser will
on receipt Of 81 send to any part recipe for most deli
1t will be sufficient for twelve months Address,
paid, slosns directed envelope $. O., Post Udics.
VANILLA BEANS--NEw CROP FOR SALE BY
L. o u streAt-
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VANILLA BEANS--NEW CROP FOR sALEBY
THOMAS & MAXWELL, No. 50 William street

WONDERFUL GROWTH OF HAIR BY THE USE Or
w Eellinger Magic Fluid The foovin. highly
able persons have bad their hair renewed the sn1
article that has restored the hair when bald
years The delightful feeling caused by its will amply
pry all who give IL trial. II IL made hair grow
Is next to impossible to fail In The bottles
large and At present cold at ono and two dollars
Depos 46 Broadway, go Pearl street, and T. Hope Ce
Of chambers Hudson streets Ono genteraa
had his portrait painted with head bald yearO
aeryards dsguerreotype taken with beautiful
nstrf~l hair Again. Mr. Wn II. Vanderbilt, Of ouk
distinguished courtryman Cornelius Vanderbilt Esu,
gained his air. He bald eight ycarI rod
asnce Elm place. l. Hundreds OF other astounding osss
10 adduced In this city. SEQ circulars.
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rate aecommodatons in private family, residing la
psssst locality within two hours retoh % tho city and
uats6 the water idc, viii be by gentleman and
IEily Of ave six. Two large eepng will servo
md csnveaient the psry might 10 increased 70
eruU7 AnethSr similar Any family willing be ds
trrEed sx weeks from middle Of July Cor good
nsiJerAtos will please address boz ~. Post o.oe Has
ar strvst, With psrtie alars ofiocsiity sld terms
NN7sEnHED ROOMS 70 LET ENrLiyES oAT
=. 1scvmn odfte1 With Tort room snd besrnom ?. the
tcotnd nocr O. 80 t'r' h,F LAY 7.
oas@,<s, cod sth n vie honss Ia
ss<.s - ~ Issty sLress. Eeisre-,cns r-hadssd.
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EsOR SALE AT BAR0AIN.-YOR SALE KI0HTKRN
lots Of greund With three hsuse Kitchen and sta Bile
thereon and thrss COED wells Of water In village Of
Bailey Town. I've miles from Hobeken fairy Stages run
and every hour Beautiful view Two houses t. let
Apply .oy y hAsTEKs, 2, che prsml.ss q 70 JOHN O.
DO modntsd In pleasant part Of
City, with large and airy rooms. Inquire IS above
ITO MANUFACTURERS AND oTHERS.-FOR SALE, A
large piece Of ground situated about 20 tsst
WILLIAMSBURG Size l0xiI0 feet with front tho street
OF &x75 foet. Apply to JOHN CAEuART, No. South
Second street. williamsburg,
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CANDFoRDs INDEPENDENT LINE or STEAMERS
- for Phjladelphta via Cape xaybe new and splsudti
SOS s.esm.r, DELAWARE KksNkBEc .ad y0HN VAR
daily at p M for Philadelphia landing each way at Caps
Nay Capp passage to Phisdslpha Cape MAY ST. deck
20 philadelphia 81 CO. Excursion tickets 10
and rssurp ~ For freight passAge apply beard ~
the once ON tho psr. q. W. BRU Passenger Agent.
J. ALLDERDICR. Trsisht a.
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HREAP FOR CASH OR GOOD NOTES.-The BEST
thrg for the Crystal Palace series large natioa-
al picture representing as thing incidents
o- and the life Of Washington for sale
rsli ofiec.
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CLOTHING.

CT SOn -CLOTHING.-AN ORDER, AT CASH
Ol.CUU. price, for 81 so wsrLh Of clothing one of
the largest and cheapest wholesale houses in the city viii
be sold discount to cash customer Address Clothing
Harnld
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.
ILLINOIS OHIO AND MICHIGAN FARMs.-WANTED
Immediately, number Of good farms, from two hundred
and fifty thousand each containing wood
land. with dry prairie bottoms no. Location be
healthy and railroad steabt at landing Persons
having the above states for sale at price,
readily fpd purchaser BY sending description, tsrms
&c, to DE MOTT a CO.. No Cl Chambers street.
lEIssIssIPPI LAND wANTED-PLRsONs HAVING
ind purchaser By applying 70 CUARLES HOPKINS, q
Broadway.
VVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN A
w geDteei neghborhood within twenty minutes walk Of
tie City Es he upper part of house. less than four
ata rsodcrsts rent Those WHO wish desirable
will address Pr Herald ONCE stating stiou and
price. Best Of reference Eivon and required.
UANTFD-I LARGE HoUsE-THE SUBSCRIBER
w wishes TO lease for tenn Of large
house with te modern improv mort oortsping about
twenty-five not than four stories suitable
for eepteel boarding house situaed between aro.
Houston streets witbn few doors o. Btondwpy Any
having such house 90 lease win hear OF good aud
desirable tenant by addressing c. box 25il Post OHoe
yVANTgD-A LARGE SIZED ROOM HANDSOMELY
w mad coTafortsfly furnished sec5nd third foor
With Croton wstc~ gas exclusive Of bath ana fall
will be paid for such gyen
required Address II. X T., Hersld ofoc.
UAETgD-A FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHgD
syenues Fourth and Fourteenth Egh.ssuth strsots
To lahslf II store i95 Broadway 25xD ,eet four
stories bgb for mattress apd uphotery ensmed frn
ture sales Apply 10 I. LINT, 4s3 Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

&710 00N BONDS OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTH
T1lO.OOO ern Railroad Com pany now Issue for
sale by Il. A STANSBURY, No. 90 Wall street.
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TyoUNrRY BoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE oC.
ospyips very pretty houss situated IN Boresh within
Aty ride OF Now York DESTROYS Of letting
zoops, with board N gentleman and wife, two ladies
good table set and every attention win be paid 10 reuds
agreeable home. No other boArd0rs tskea. Terar
Ddesste ana the hry references given ladys ssnde
0Fm Also be lad II desired Address Rural Hsrslds
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r +. LUKME 4 CO., BERLIN. PRUSSIA-MANU-
e. facturers and dealers in chemical and
phsrnr appsra geom and meteorological
Instruments chemical and glass chna
bottles and boxes With ndelibe for absEs
tories nedicine stores Co. We call the attention OF ~
shmsnt the Oldest and most important Of that kind q
Europe Our agent for the sale Of the above named ar
slesis Mr. H. GOEBELER oeo n Bowery third aoor. NeU
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ARGE AIRY ROOMS TO LET-IN SMALL PRI.
IL vats family, to single gentlemen gentlemen and
his wife, with without breakfast and tea Terms mo.
derate Inquire Mt No. 2 West Fourteenth street.
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DRY GOOn1.


CANTON GRAPE sHAWLs FIFTY CASES OF PLAT
" and mbroitered Canton Grape shawIs Having bee
purchased By the subscriber previous to the present
vancod prices he oers them at saving Of from tveuty
twenty vs per cent from the gHual charge Also
qnte assortment Of India aad French and
sLawls and scerfs GEO. BULPlN, ISL Broadway.
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ITO LET-A TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH ABOUT
one acre OF land, fifteen minute5 walk from the depot
at Fort Washington For particulars inquire on tho prml-
ses, OF G. Il. BEEKMAN. 81 Bowery.
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r ESLIE'S AROMATIC STOMACH BITTERS UNRI-
vailed as tonic and purifier OF the blood sure pre-
beverage 70 be had at all the principal hotels aad
bar pure mixed with wine, gin brandy.
ported BY LESLIE CO., 2O8 Duane street.
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(NLOTnlN0 AND FURNITURE WANrED-LADIES
" and gestsmen having 10 dspose of receive
cash price by sending the stores u Wet Broadway place.
Canal street, and 50 Wes Broadway, letter per
post sddresssdt 70 COnEN Ladies ATTENDED 10 By Mrs
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
CLEVELAND. October 10.

The closing scene of the Women
Rights Convention was exciting. An
toineue Brown replied to Bakers inf /.
del speech, denounclng him as a hereto.
Garrison replied, defending Barker.-
Nivens replied-to Barker, making per-
sonal illusions; was interrupted several
times by Garrison and Barker. who
were finally Kissed down; Garrison call.
ed Nivens BLACKBOARD and rowdy, and
tremendous excitement, ensued. 1t
was voted to hold the next convention in
Philadelphia on the 9th October, 1854.
Nvens met Garrison in the street and
demanded an apology, which was refus
ed; Nivens pulled his nose and abused
him otherwise; Garrison made no re-
sistance; Nivens finally was taken off BY
his friends.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20

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