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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-14
JUST ftEcElVED At
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Marble Works.

;r Nesv tAs Cssrt, Hsuss. otfEv
LARGE stock Of nne White Nc; msss,s d,rsc'
ever offered In ths city, land more comirg) con
sisng in artcf Monuments, Tombs, Obelisks ScroIls
head stones and Gothic work OF various styles finished
oy Eastern Wofkmea In manner that cannot fail IA
please. which viii be sold ut reduced prices. N b. Or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily flied
Evansville Sept. ~ 1859 M. A. LAWkENCE.
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: ~X3 Messrs. WETZEL & KLINTWOKr
would )rm the public that having recently
- established in IAmasco City, Steam Furaitars
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus Bedsead wardrobes and several other kinds
Of by steam thus enabling them to furnish hess
n can be puschase This city
and at Cincinnati Factory press Their vofk IN ever,
respect equal TO that OF the Cincinnati factories
They are also prepared 10 do Turning work ofevsry des
erpuon and viii De prepared to furnish country inanu
acurers with what they desire In this particular The a.
ention Of those wanting Furniture called 70 the work
thfs Factory. 4 q ~ ~ 49, - -
The wareroom is or Main street. between Third end
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture. at the room.
fdec2s-'yl
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BREAD! cAKHsn cRAcKERsM


N6cREYNOLD 4 WARD still continue their Bakery
WI Main street between First and Second " ere
they will al all times, be in readiness 70 supply old and
new customers with choice fresh article or Bread
Cakes aud Crackers. They have. account of their
increased business found necessary to employ Bread
Cart, which will run daily in Evansville aad Lamasco to
and we will give you no cause TO complain Of sssr
bread. f.t1 y rftl. - -5e febI5
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ADAMS q CO.'S BAsTHRNsWssxsRl
5 . + Z, =. !: s; Ks e =. +. +.
AND FOREIGN EXPIRES

TIME public are respectfully Informed that we are now
prepared TO give facility and ior
rar spotns 20 and from the East merchandise packs
res parce bank notes. aud specie, and can assure all
who p:stroniss a. quick dispatch hfonkhout me year,
having railrosd conpucstiOn from Cincinnati 10 'he
East Each express IL in charge OF ruNy messengers
ables. I, ~ .,.,s.'.-.. -, -
Exiresses for ~ Louis, Msdison, Indianapolis Gin
einnasi Cleveland Ptsburg. and Ill parts Of NE kssk
leave daily ut lO3 A.. u. a.r " ~. 80 y svEi
Fof CsIifonia b. each mail steamer from New York
= = ~ n. s-1 T.'-1 issfsis ADAMS 4 CO
F tsais li-u ial ~ 81 s. A. ZONES. Agent .tsai
povl7 80 ~ t-sfs dOAcs $50 Main e.. louisyilIe
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
d ANYTHING.

VIZ w. TILEsTo. Is ready to receive and promptly
Nv ,,snd -, rer Al n his line ofbusiness- al his shop,
s's ssa' 10 40 ARE below the sherwood House,
corner alley spared execute IN the best ssye
ram an NJ W ,srnie txc and Ornamental Painting
generally He sole orders for House M
win alws Us ready tcan eid'o oruef' 'e'' Ia
at the 81 .op door. ny, :. : = -, -
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ZINC PAINT. er -.
fAxiSS oeteiDed he agency OF The View Jssy
nish he article IN every variety At te
prices. This paint is much more durable ard md.
some than White Lead, and for all purroses y i'm
ultimately supercede the use Of all other paints has
only TO be seen TO BE- appreciated. Pull direction
On a. as 70 method OF putting on, DC For sale BY
hb% c, MI.
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s.. GUMBBRTS, Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has jus
received large assortment OF Ssas--
Tior Black Cashmere and vafzOas COZ
.ors; also, an assortment Of Sst6oetts.
Casinetts and TUeeds; also, Black Silk
and Satin and other Vests, and CON-
mon Vests Of all kinda. In eonDec--
ton with his large stosk ofClothings
he win keep y fine assortment o. Hate
and Caps, Carpet Bags and sTrunkS
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|, ' ,.sa. q il. r.. r. s.
ITS MODUS OPERyHN.DI.

~, sss,. + n kts Il. hA
- ITS MODUS OPER.a.h.DL.
IL II Instantly Cheeks Diseased. lss-...I ~ +
80 1t Instintiy Removes iss Cansei si.,.5.-lf +
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop the most Tormentnx Pains!
wi, Snay The most Excrueia,ing Cramps and spasm
is.hl.s4s - 1T DAILY CURES -.
Throughout the United States, many hundreds Of 4
| .s,,aA most obstinate cases Of
i rheumatism, Govt, t-tt-
i Neuralgia, Paralysis, gairm
= stiG joints, a,f, Bruises, =. s., -
i r cs1n ness Spinal Complaints. 1.
| Lumoago,z ga Stitch in the Back
ftHourly Cures Thousands OF
F. Uarrhea, Cholera Morbus, r.
siek Hsaaaehs. - Sore 4sro ss 'p-"''
Tic Doioreux, - Coughs and Colds. 4.
| rT Sour Stomach, a1 Influenza. -, 81. -
Bad Breath. Tightness Of the Chest,
| s'ek sso~ash, BiiSusness.
Tens Of Thousands Of the most Rrc,ue,.,,,. p.,
Isa -. in q few moments.
Pains in the Back, = 20 -" III ~, ..,.a
lqtg Pains In the Shoulders, - .ssf t.,...it -.
Pains In the Muscles, sfsft.
PAINS Palms. around sss iS sSs Heart. 8 q
l., Psifs around the Liver, "a ..s.,.
Pc q . the Head. the Face. the Feet, the Arm
a. SIDE, and Stomach, Z q, Fl =, = : I
' Neuralgia Pains ,.-..'-, T, @ III
| 49, b,ss = Nervous Pnins. u -. ~
~ Rheumatic Pains t.si3 Ecff a., ~
fIggfgi Sciatic Pains, ~ : al fs.i se9 VIZ
Syphitic Pains,
sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and Grumbling Pain
= - Aches ~ all kinds, k9rf N
- Fsce Ache, sf2 u Tooth Ache.
-.'+tl ~ az, Spinal Complaints %
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings By
1917 -h@1 X. X. X. Relief. :,
"a. CRlPPLES!
=. : LEAP FOR JOY!!
The Crippled and Bed'sidden sre instantly relieve
/ -. 4. '-sft ~ - y Rvevy Day n 49,; =
We have csses where the crippled and stininiutss
nooeie neir way 70 our laboratory. TO received
~. = And Walk away. Rejoicing - <
- iiaA A. CANis. !
guarantee thst In ninety.nine cases out az o
ses dswnr One trial win prove rs efncacy.' The n
ment applied. 1t arrests the progress of diseased
uq3. and in:santly sllays irritation.
> TSs'''S'i Genuine Relief. % ~ 2
Each bottle to DO genuine must bear the fac. siml
On the Label, AND THE LETTERS y ~ W
VtftAf = fafE r. X. X. ''a--Y5-t ftll-
BLOWN IN The GLASS. eii=ai n
Z General Agent for the State OF Kentucky Fd,l
Morris, Wholesale dsuggist, Louisviile also for sale
Raymond q Pattsns 4th street. and l. p. Blackwell
John c. Davie and scribner 4 Bevol. New AM.
=. Hs Clarke, Fhcennes; Walliug Il Ely, Princeton !:
SURE, druxgst, Madison and all respectable dr. -
throughout the United States and Csnadas.
. s9cfsr o. 10 "a wooLsEY q LIyCK, Agents,
s Eggatv y ~ s-<s 'o4 ARanW1v nse,,nInt :
novD 162 Fulton st.. New Yori
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r &. STONE. 4.

4 .,, .,xp sx .. 6. AYts5 On sxrsr, LOWELL,
ss vansvtlc, Wholesale ara rsfaii =
oy Adams & Campbell; and by the Druggists cvesSer
hroughout the State - :. III 80 far,27- do ne ~
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oADDLERYw WARE .4s@s
Saddles. Harness, Brides, Re.

thing appsrtaning 70 the business. He hash
hand large assortment Of Saddles, Bridles Harness. &c
there in the State is prepared to execute any
which may be ordered IN the very style. He week
Bits Strrup Irons, Webs Seating. Buggy Moanfnes &c
and his stock is notexcele any other the city. he
asks the attention Of the public TO these things and prom
my2o-ddxwM l''' .-
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MAIN sTRHuT pROpBRTY

MAIN STREET. PROPERTY -.
lNOR SALE.-Persons desiroas of securing the very
best business locations be obtained In the city
Of Evansville, would do well 10 CALL without delay, on
the undersigned. VINO tie agent of Mr. James koque'
= - ->''- - JN6. T. CHANDLER, y
povl7 - - ttl , F. "a Real Estate Agent.
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A SUPERIOR article Of Sugar-house Molasses 1
n prime order In barrels and half barrels, for sale
nov16 J. q. W. REILLY.
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ALL RIGHT.

TIL. HART, would inform the public, and his Gus
TONERS generally, that he has removed his stock OF
Boots and shoes TO the mp stairs room OF Wm Hughes
store Of Main and Second Streets where he In
vses the attention Of all for short time, who may want
= good article Of his own work. 4fs - -
MARI ..tt H.J.H
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sunRwf l,,D HOO sd

x~,vu has tsf e1 the above house, ana bas
W., rsGs,ed anil r y FINISHED II, and Is prepared
sns TO-, ,v,, he ratrnns VI In satisfactory
70 e'e1 % ssso ren,, ID the brick Stable. owned by
ssfs RaFks and aas & % ssoeF = ATTENTION ter
will be laid 10 the care o, h. ses lett w.t. him for keep
ing and in all respects the uoic shall md the Sher
WOOD ouse good Hotel. y ys-tf1 ~. A 8YERS.
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Al CoItons Iarre Sectional Map Of Indiana: acr
- Map ofthe Wcstern States:. I'd.
Tourists Guide through the y. 8.
Mans Of Indiana Illinois. Tennessee. Kentucky, e.
AisoT3iver Guides Western Nsvieatos. &c.
mar ~ EATHBONE & WHEELER.
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Mov d Candles. Is boxes best quality for sale low
14 By lmHr3l s. K. GILBERT Il CO.
- Sycamore Water.
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VULCANlZED INDIA RUBBER
Msnchfmn UeenffmU 81

THE experience Of the last ave years has gained for
Il this Betting the confidence of the consumers this.
together with the act that great Improvements have
been made in the quality. warrants the manufseturersn
assert, tito be superior to leather or ANYTHING else
Belts, for the follevit g reasons +, -.
!. The perfect equality Of width and thickness which
2 No danger Of heat under 800 degrees Fahre nbeit
Injuries t. and Il remains flexible Ia any degree of cod
s Of great strength and durability does not slip
and. when adjusted to machinery, does mos require aIer
alton. as Is the ease with leather, or any other.
T. In wide BeliiBg, he cost IL much below that of
FL large NJ always on hand, and furnished
Of given lengths at the shortest nosce BY y.ov,.
decil-le52. -raf o. - BABCOCK BROTHERS..
CERriFssia TEs. ''' .ssgs.l
Aorvrs o. TIE Bosros BElnno CosPxxI: Gents
Az II respects the vulcanizea Rubber Beling Il wiz
speak for ITSELF having been two years in use TIE
tons per minute and apparently good rs the day
they .sre pas gu; We have also i.gs qassd o.
taa .l.l' JAMES HASkELL Superintendent,
EArMxxAs Corrox Miris, SALEn. April =. 1850.
AGErTs ov THE BosroN BELSHe CeHrAEy:I Gents:-
In reply 70 vGss say na sss ne s
eat sled with their operation although AZ ars taken,
matter OF necessity, drive the machinery, that
s,opped by the failure Of gears adopted os shs par
pose The Railway Melting, had OF you for the Cen.
ductors complained Of by the overseef that started
been in operation three years. and have worked wel
requiring no repairs particular attention; from which
fact am o. the wse on ns p pull
g EDWA kD Smith, rrsns. Naumkesg Mills.
cocHrco MAn's Co.. Dovrs. N. H.. April, 1850 I
AGgrTs BOsTON BEI.TIKG rCOMP ANY: Gents
We have had Of y)ur VuIcanzed Rubber Belts one
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide. in
use FIVE years. aud will say II another wanted
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yourstruly, GEO MATHE"SoN
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SPRING GO obs. yt'

1853 SPRING CO cDs. thsms 1859
WENTWORTH & BROTHE RS, s. e, Corner Of
tt Main and urth streets 'ncnnau, have now in
tore large and splendid as o, fment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Good to which cons ant additions will be
made throughout the Hs wing the advantage
resident Partner in the Eastern Cities, enabled
thereby to keep our stock supple. with the Nerssf aud
most Desirable styles Purchase invited give
our stock their inspe' ton bcfc re purchasing. Onr
y ms will be rtry farorabie SIS -,
4. = mars 6ww NENTwOR TIL & BROTHERS.
N. b corner Main and Fourth sts. Cincinnati o.
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VT,Tyhave taken the Agency Of the "Franeisco MN ~
wv md shall be constantly SUP piled with csry
srtiss Of Fiosr, which will sell for Ca<h on deliye
ry.a psry Ion price. s. e. GILBERT & CO.,
foIy = ------- n --.-....-l -. Syc. near Water
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GRAHAM q FARRELL.
.esfsi-f NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

fYERS q KNIsELY, Gate Myers. snydsm & Knise-
IL M looking to the Interest OF their patrons we'll
jling goods entirely for CASH. Every business man
rows that where goods are sold for ONLY. they
n be afforded much cheaper than where a general
edit business Is done therefor hope that al
dfrendsand the trade generally will call and give US
A look I" lgr +..lafl u
Our stock consists Of f1t .ear
Silks Ribbons Dress Goods
Shavls Iaces White Goods
, Gloves Grapes Ponges H'dkfs
French Merino Bombaxne Alpaca, &C., &c !,
Which pledge ourselves 10 sen at from ten 10 tDeIvs
cent lower than the usual credit prices, ar the old
tsnd No. LAG Broadwsy, corner OF Iiterty q. %;
f,. JAMES MYERS. ft
febIe-3m WILLIAM kNlSELY.
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TENNRssEE M0NRY, bought at low rstes Of dis
IL count by >. &. GILBERT 4 CO., e
Dh2l sl-gs ~. go Sycamore st. near Water.
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- THE UNDERsIGNl ID Offers at private -.
f5ifM salo his Farm, situa tod On the Prince S7S2h
hi ton road tire mic from Evansville, -
n{ and Al out q mile FRO IN the Railroad -A
Thi. far st acres with good frame
hrse nd harm ouit and aboi twelve acres under cn
tyatio II il in every parh uI ar desirable location
viii iso sell y Tan Yardo n'he above tarm having
a.s.. ~ 10, mediate work The Farm a, Tany ard
Iii he .o,d sIarate ogetht ~ tos IL purchasers.
N MA RSHAL McMUkRAN.
Ref nto yo as. if T.r1 :: EvansriIls. Ind
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.xAcE96s0ns1a TAH HddrvexAvz

s'ssess;as0 - si,is snisqs IA sguhn-s,i. az :
-l.d. Iar eill. or ~ dsl-- .-..-..-- - -
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bsgisssl esaa 10 D sXlilaEag ~
sos s.lisf1 sszst .isnl !. l.isst ,ss i-ssr
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We have an open Policy Of Insurance., whep viileoye
1l sbi 20 address, advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed bills Of ladpg before or
the sfme OF shipment. M0GRlDGE MsfAuL..
nsv 10--dc<wIy q far - rtfE4fs St-Aoois. NO
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A LARGE stock Of Summer pants stuH. DENNIS,
IA Linen Drills, Bro Linens &c hand and for sale
by lmar7l MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
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lust KECEIVED and Tor sale NJ the lowest market
ID rates:-lO drums Sultanas Seedess Raissns:
as jars Canton pres rived ginger:
MN . Is cases Ciiron;
1t.y ~ 90 dog Brandy Peaches; Tif .
q l 20 doz HANDY Pears, ~
10 do preserved Tamcrinds; ~
l + N 200 drums No. Figs; 49,. ...
so boxes NJ Rasins; ~ '-ttt
- 49, 30 Quarter boxes layer Raisens;
~ 900 cans Baltimore Oysters, -g htfl1
49, 95 boxes Oranges D; irtatSih
50 do Lemons; rfta1 asfr
3 casks Zante Curranfs; g'fale So
50 Jars assorted Pickles: go il
49, % dog Scotch Ale pts; obs
.f .. 25 dog Scotch Porter, pts,
feb7 BABC0CK& BROTHERS.
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John C. DEvEREUx Jr.,-Bss on band and for ssls
BY ths Barrel or sinsls gallon. article Of Lard
OIL ss .s'ss We wills Will 's sas s'' 'sH DsyEsErx
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~, CLOSING OUT. ~
A theu dersen ID want the frst floor oftheir Store
IA for Q iusive Wholesale Jobbing business
will close their retail stock ut low prices All per-
sons wanting great many goods for little money arc
respectfully requested to give us call. ,---- s
marlo MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON.
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CHEAP STORE.

THE CHEAP STORE. Il
IL who want the choicest kn0 Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
"a very cheap rates. look for the sign the top Of
he house, 4. T. Bedord's Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ler Second and Oak streets. 81 ss.s ~
Mr.. r. will keep constantly hand assortm ent Of
Family Groceries OF the very best quality. and win sell
hem very low. His motto is "quck sales and small
profits" ,i,''s ~. aerlIr = ~ (june 90 u
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- GARDEN AND GRASS eDEDs
a CHOICE LOT 0FGARDRN. SERBS. ~enpin. ON
St rssn- Also: TIMOTHY and REDTOP - 4. puyHer
ma msr 10 '-'s ~ an Hoks BROOK 4 WOODLAND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

doubts, myself, whether the best way to get these
offices, Is by means of Democratic Caucuses.
The death penalty bill is made the order for
Wednesday, when it will no doubt be disposed of
Bills are on the table for establishing Temporal
ry Normal Schools, and also to establish at the
expense of the School fund, Common School
Journal under the direction of the State Superin-
tendent The first of these projects is very good
one, but the second one 1 very much question
both the principle and policy of.
doubt not the people think it high time the
Legislature had adjourned, and stopped expenses
There is no question but there is great room for
reform in the business of legislation, but | would
ike to see the Hercules that could accomplish the
reform. The evil is with the people. Our popu-
lation is new and changing and legislation cannot
be expected to be any stable than is the pop
ulation for whom it is done. Biennial sessions
would not help the matter-and if shorter sessions
were established, it would only result in doing an
equal amount of mischief in a shorter space of
time. Legislation is one Of the necessary evils
and in new country it is, like physical maadies,
apt to be much more virulent and general, than
in older localities. 1t is grievous burthen, and
while all good citizens, whether in the Legislature
or out will no doubt be willing to do all they can
to tighten the burthen, if we prosper at all, it must
be in spite of it, rather than by its aid. S.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
Legal Advertisements.


Virtue of execution issued out Of and under the
seal OF the Circuit Court In and for the County ke
nosha and state of Wisconsin, and 10 directed
vered against the goods and chaes lands and
OF Spencer :. Benedict and Martin f. Rockwell have e
We'd upon and shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder there
for lhe law directs at the Court House in the City and
County Of kenosha, Saturday the 10Th day Of April
A D. 1883 O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
the right title and Interest 10 which the said Spencer s.
Benedict and Martin II. Rockwell, either Of them the
thirteenth ID day of May A. D. 1852 had in and the
divided half part following piece parcel OF land
situate lying and being in the City OF kenosha in Kenosha
County and Stale OF Wisconsin, and known part Of lots
one and two 2 in block fortytwo 40 in the southeast
quarter OF Section thryne 81 in said city and described
as follows TO wit: Commencing the west side Of Main
street. lot one and siStyhree 1881 feet souhery of
the northeast of said block thence weStwardy par
ale TO the north line Of said block eighty so feet thence
sOuiherly parallel with the line OF lot twenty
l Feet thence essiery eighty S0 feet thence north
ery wentyone 81 feet 20 the place of beginning And
Lot Eleven in Block thirty-one 1911 in the SOUTHEAST
nosha commencing the Eastn Of said lot and eighteen
feet soulhery Of the North East thereof thence
westerly parable! tho North line Of said lot the West
line thereof; thence souherly 10 the southwest corner
thereof thence easery t. the southeast thereof
thence nohery the place Of beginning with the Store
standing thereon being all the interest of the said defend
ants, or either OF them, in and TO said promises.
NATHAN K. ALLEN,
late Sheriff Of kenosha County.
Dated March l, 1853. IA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
Real Property Sale.

Ioer for sale the following described property in Ks
acsha County:
No l. The improved farm in Pleasant Prari. heretofore
known as he uade farm comprising $50 ofand
good quality for cattle grain found easily This
arm IS Smiles from the city of KenOsha well Sacred and
fencedhas On II large barn end first rate log house
argeporon has been seeded Timothy and good con
don for any kind Of agricultural operations the ensuing
season. II can be purchased cheaper rate than any
farm In the county, for fourth down and the balance
IN one two or three years. with interest per cont
Apply TO Samuel Hale and Nelson Lay OF Kenoshs and to
Nra. Ingram near the premises.
No = Ny farm in Soners, sistiug OF $50 ases rs
rate tllabie land equally well sdapisd grain or grazing
together with twenty acres Of woodland Enough Of his
about equal distances from Racine and Kenoshs on the
north line Of Sec TO- and the line Of the Wino and
cine Plank Road deemed DO one OF the best and
most pleasant locations in the state Refer 10 Harmon
Marsh, Charles Leet and Judge Hugunn Terms one ih
down. one htn year end the balance In seven years
with Interest al per cent.
No. 2. My homestead In the North Ward Of the city of
henosha, comprising lot snd part and ; having
every convenience OF house. barn. we'll spring.
and nut. Time of payments to suit thc purchaser.
No. l. Dwelling house and lot the third ard OF the
city Of kenoshn being part of lot To- b feet 'front.' and ex
tending from kenosha street 10 the old Chicago road here
Jofore occupied by Messrs Yates and Snonso be he'd
very low and on reasonable terms
also offer for sale yoke of cattle one span ofhorss
several wagons eds seghs cutters bugges harnesses
pioughs, drays and other farming utensils.
IN. sToDDARD.
henosha, FEB l5ih, 1853. SSH
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Boston Advertisements.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WIND Ow AIDES. sc.

Purchasers were OF the great saving they
make by purchasing directly from the mASUrAcrUR
they would not fail 20 call WAREHOUSE, where thsy
will find $50 Styles Of Room Papers of grsa, beauty
adapted 10 ell markets in the Union low prices for cash
or credit. JOHN n. BARBOUR 81 co.
AZ 81 IA Federal 81. Boston.
Feb 40
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City Bank---Kenosha.

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
eceiyed on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.