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!, ,OUsE-FURNIsHING Dry Goods, Carpetng, Floor
II oil cloths, curtain materials, &c.We
complete OF the above goods Styles which
have been purchased in New York
reduced pcs which WIN great
inducements to housekeepers and purchasers The following
list Of some of the leading articles:
$50 pieces new style tapeny velvet carPetngs
as do do do Brussels do
100 do do sup quality do do
7S do Brights patent English do do
20 do tapestry velvet stair and passagc carpepg,
IS do three ply do
$50 ingram
25 hall and step Venetian do
IS pieces 4, 1874, l4i printed druggets
36 printed drugget crumb cloths, richly boricrch
25 very elegant mosaic rugs
i30 chenille and tutled rugs, cheap
50 dozen brass stair rods, all lengths
full sheets heavy floor oil cloths which will be
shape or size for hall, passage, or room.
curtain materials daturcs
IS pieces very rich satin lanes
Is do do worsted lanes
80 do do damasks
10 do Turkey red twilled cashmcre,s
Is do colored worsied damasks
30 pairs eaua-rich lace curtains
80 do do embroidered musn curtains
so do do tamboured do do
pieces embroidered tamboured curtain musns
900 rich gilt window cornices all sizes
loops tasso and curtain silk and worsed gmp
&c. which respectfully the of purchasers
HOOE BRO, co.
Sep I6--3,awawu
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N E1OIISS Celebrated Characters by Lamarinc
.Vl vols.
The Dead Sodom and Gom0rrah and the Bible Lunds by
De Saulcy; a journey in 1851 and 1862. 2 wells.
Life and Epistes of ST. Paul. by Conybsare and Howson
vols.
The Lost Heiress by Mrs. Southworth. l vol.
Afaja Norwegian and LapIand tale, from the German
{.
North American Review, for October, 1854.
Perseverance and Enterprise; for the yonpg ! vol
Ilife's Lesson; novel; l vol.
The Fossil Spirit dream geology. ] vol.
The Home in the Valley by Miss Caen translated from the
Swedish. | vel. #.N.
"
Rend's Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated / vol
Statesmen of the Times of George the Third by Lord Brough
, vols H'
Lady Russei's Letters. vol.
Progress and Prejudice (; by Mrs Gore. vol.
Chamberss Papers for the People; 8 vols.
Cbamberss Miscellany. 10 vols.
Select Writings of Robert Chambers. vols.
Putnam's Monthly Magazine for October.
Dickenss Household Words fer October.
Oct 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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I AND WARRANT NOTICE-In June, 1854, the Commits
IL of Pensions issued bounty No. 26 y fo
l6n under tho of September $780, Elizabeth Cooper
widow William deceased mailed the Wash
city, the address r. G. Sale
failed E. q. Chambers
authorized
The General Land Office the Off thereon
fraudulent claimant application be Commits
sioner of Pensions for duplicate OF said
ELIZABETH COOPER
BuoyRus, (Oho,) October 10, 1854.
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pENsiON and Bounty Land Just published Anayca
the Bounty Land DECISIONS
SC, &C.; arranged he ntelngble
claimant Price So; postage il prepaid 20 cents,
On sale a TAYLOR L. MAURY'S
Oct p Bookstore, 9th street.
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District of Columbia, D., ui,. ORPHANs' CouRT,
Washington county,, W WV Nov. IA, 1854
the eatatr OF Armstcsd
Washington county, deceased the
ured by creditors deceased by advertisement
week for three weeks in the Union.
Test: ED. N. ROACH Register Of Wills
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, November IS, 1856


Washington, November ls, 1854.
IN the petition Squire Whpple, Albany, York. pray
for the extension of patent granted to him the Gath
bridges for year, expiration patent
takes place on the Gath day of April, 1850
is petition
on Monday, next l2 O'Clock, m.
notified TO and show oause they have,
wi petition ought NOT granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office their objections specially set forth writing at least twenty
testimony filed by either
hearing be taken aud transmitted accord
the Office which will be furnished app
The testimony 1856;
deposions, and other relied testimony be
before the OF that day sgu-
ments, any within days thereafter.
ordered, Also published in Union, ntel
gencer and Evening STAR Washington d. C Pennsylvanap
Philadelphia Pennsylvania; Scenuhc American, New York
New Hampshire Patriot Concord, New Hampshire
week weeks the 2oh March
' - - CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
s-Editors papers please copy and their
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice
Nov l9-law3w
COR SALE commodous four and house,
on 18th sde the corner OF street House
twelve rooms, recently been papered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating and possession given med
uelJ Address no. Solicitors Once, Treasury Department
Oct 15-Gu
CURTAIN MATERIAlS-Jus ceived, sale, cases
rich and select curtain materials consisting OF satin brocae
ali imaginable colors contrasts producing
best effect.
muslin under curtains, loops and bands matching.
Also, the latest numbers of lie Garde Meubc Ancien Mod
with usrucons Tor making and decorating curtains and
other drapery, TO be- had at our rooms.
prcss, Of eonfning
nearly pobe to cash business II better for the buyer mud
Of offer other Than
goods country afford for the money.
Terms cash, unless previous agreement = s made 90
Sep 0e-eosif
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uECkEtt'S FARINA, prepared expressly for Nani
ies delicate and appropriate food for al seasons
the most economical nutritious,
brought TO the table, eminenuy combining qualification
palate with ample and henh Strictly
speaking Heckes faTina neither stringent
oatve strengthening the digestive and absorbent system
ordered bowels dahaa and
fail be sautary extensively
In hospitals and private practice The heoh
prevention Of Sickness s least curing
People in health should therefore, tarnn freely
common food to preserve the iasstimable Asssng.
sale ny roccrs aad druggists generally Wholesale Charles
r Ps II Commerce street, Bauua0e; Dingee Brothe N
Wharf, Boston and by manufacturer ecker Brothar al
the Croton Mills, POI Cherry street. New York.
Sep N--dlm
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF GEORGETOWN
III C0iegeThc lectures will 5ti and
continue until the middle of March -
Terms for The full course including maeuIaion eos gadua
tioh $15 dssecting ticket, $40.
FACULTY.
Noble Young NJ d. Professor Institutes aud Practice Of Med
cine. ... =
Fodoardo HownId NJ d. the Diseases
Of Women and Children
johnson Eliot NJ d., Ptofsssor Of Anatomy
James H. M0gan M D., Professor of Medical Jnprudcncc
Hygiene. TT
4. NJ. Snyder, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery.
Benjamin Craig, M. D., Professor of Medical
H. P. Howard NJ d. Professor and Therapeu
Alex. x. Young M. D., Deraons,rator OF Anatomy.
e-ae. FLODOARDO HOWARD Dean,
Oct 7-2awtNoy6 Corner 10Th and r
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, EngIish and French, 10
IN 1884, 1865, 1885 and 1867, imported by
Oct. II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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pENsoN and Bounty Land Laws LUST published, An Analytical
es sos "f Il s 70
claimant % ,I Price sa postage prspsS 20 @ sea',
Oct q Bookstore, near 9th street.
iHE Pension Laws and ifoanty Land Laws--An
analytical Digest with the Dses's M Of Secretaries and opn
by Office, Explanatory Commens the
Trpis, late chief clerk IN the Psnsioa Once voa@s is
of ae octave pages, bound Price 50
history the Oldest known rocks remains
The shipping Laws of the British Empire; by Atkinson
Laws affecting Commerce aud Shipping by II.
Noad's Lectures on Chemistry, vol.
Louis Napoeons System OF Field Artillery by Captain Fave.
youa,esrs and Rifles; BY Lieut.. Col. Gordon, 1889
sa saiy ns%ss sa sss Fss,sh s sSlaaao Saa
Fosters Poeke, peer.ae Of Great Britain and Ireland 1854
and Portrait Gallery; . vols. 1854
Sept 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
EoREsT scenes m Norway and sweden, vol.
The Gea. Highway a:s'og Of the Worlds Struggles by W.
William. Life of Julius Cesar; vol. London.
Sys s.s Rs soas y @ M as"s cent?. y cents
SAND si1 and shs i Nautical Sketches Is eoais ''
es%ss " cents
Ernest Maiuavers; by Buwer London. 81 cents.
EnENcH WRITING INK, sy Perine Gnyot.
Bank England writing ink by jones' maker
Imported direct from the manufacturers Paris and London
Sept % FRANCk TAYLOR.
1,HE STORY OF THE BIBLE, from the first dawn
Revelation completion Sacred Canon
Interesting ds,s translation and circulation from the earliest
efforts until The present time. vol
The PARALLELS Of Krumachor from the seventh German edition,
! with B illustrations.
Midsummer Flowers the Young. BY Mary Howtt.
The African BY Mrs Lee.
The australian Wanderers. by Mrs Lee
/ Progress and Prejudice: a novel. by Mrs Core
Eddy on Bee Culture and the Bee Hive.
81 FkANCk TAYLOR.
DODGERS'S PENKNIVEs Genuine.-A large variety,
IL bough, by the undersigned Rodgers
! factory Sheffield
Sep FRANCK TAYLOR.
| ifKEAKS Of Fortune, by y. u. Jones.
L Firmiisn--a Spasmodc Tragedy by j. Percy Jonca.
The Scout the Black Riders of Cingaree by w. Gilmore
-imms
Just received AT TAYLOR & MAURY's
EepI2 Bookstore 9Th II.
.,UH Honey Moon and other ComicaIities, from,
" Punch, with numerous illustrations.
Lifeis Lesson; tale
Putnam October.
Further supply of Fashion aud Famine.
On sale at
TAYLOR h MAURYiS
sepa5 Bookstore near oh 81.
UIHAT NOT Mary Denisop. illustrated with en-
w cravings, by White.
with
ical notices. and specimens of their writings BY John
LII ID.
T,,I .f rf,nI he,uu tlp tiInxfrn
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MATHEMATICAL. Drawing Instruments, in variety,
MI of the finest quality aud finish, and others unusually low
bought person from Europe by the
undersigned. ,s f
Sets in for 81 a5 and upwards.
Oet3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
I AMAHTlNE'S New Work.-Meuiors of Celebrated Char
IL acters; by Alph0use de Lan,ariinc. r-
Lvermoe's Epe the Romans, with commentary and
vsed translation, and introductory
Popular Tales; by Madame Guzot.
Discourses by Abiel Abbott Livermore.
Practical Arithmetic by G. u. Dochary,
LII. D.
Now aDays; by Laura j. Curtis.
Easy Warren and his C0neMp poraries.
flarper's Gazetteer, No. 6.
Just published, and for sale
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Bookstore near9
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WHAT NOT by Mrs Mary A. Denson. illustrated with
w cravings, from designs by White.
Female Prose Writers OF America; with bioeaph
ical notices. and specimens of their writings. BY John
Hart, LII, ID.
The Life Of Martin Luther: beautifully illustrated.
Things in America; by w Cbambes, tof Ednburgh)
Wild Sports in the Far West; the German, with tinted
iustraiions. BY Frederick Cerstaecker.
The Treasury Of Medicine by John James, NJ, D.
New and cheap editions Of Buwcfs novels, Half Hours with
the Best Authors, Don Quixotc, Monte Christie, &c.
Soyers Shilling Cookery Upwards OF handred thousand
copies Of this ork sold In weeks
On sale TAYLOR h MAURFS
bookstore, 9th
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Chspped Hands and Face.

Chspped Hands and Face.
lIULRLAINfs Amondine-fresh
" Roselis 40 AZ
faey's Cold Cream do
,VooIen bay rum from Madame Lavissas dlstlery
case Of 2s doz farrins cologne very superios
PARKER,s
D.o7 n, Fancy and Perfamery Store,
NN'-S Penn. avenue, under National Hotel.
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II esq ~ -
Frank ForesteT's Field Sports 2 VOLS
American Game in its Seasons by Frank Forester,
The Rod ani the Gun by Wilson and Oakegh vo Edip-
The Sportsman in France !; 2 vols. London.
The Young Spsrtsman's Manual; by Caven vol. London
Hints TO sportsmen by L. s. Lewis, NJ. D.
The Shooters Manual.
knder's Sporting Anecdotes.
Youatt the Dog edited by L. s. Lewis, NJ. d.
Dinks on Dogs edited by Frank Forester.
Observations Dog breakng by William Floyd gamekeepe
Richardson Dogs F
Col Hutchinson on Dog breaking l vol. London.
Mayhem Dogs FRANCK TAYLOR.
t2 r. ..r p
1,lk srAGE.-personal ecolecons Of the Stage by VIM
L b. Wood. Further supplies just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Oct /! Bookstore, 9Th
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COR SALE LeaseA commodious four story and attic house,
18th sde the corner of street Hous
rooms, papered painted
throughout and
Address Solicitors Office, Treasury department
15-Lu
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CARD.To all who wish good furniture house
articles kind subscriber would
his Th No. $50,
Exchange Bank, well filled with Nopt
determined
sets OF enaneied cottage chamber
/ furniture, made finished In supctb style
far advanced, very funds
expected Goods delivered
safely, free charge, all the city Georgetown
Nov 2S-eod3w n. NJ McCREGOR.
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NARRIAGE and Horses for sale-A pair of beautifully
matched northern family carriage horse together with
niicant northern built modern carriage
The Of value, bdng young and gentle The
carriage MONTHS and
and perfect purchased
The having for them, will sell them bargnn
Apply 10 WIN. r. DOVE, Coal dealer First Ward
Nov diff
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yOR SALE That valuable Seventeenth street, at The
ofrhe Chesapeake and Ohio canal in this cy fronting
being
square (outh Ia has warehouse ~ suit
machinery ofany description II adloins the locks
and alike convenient to trade the canal ver For terms
ply The premis TO
Nov II-Nawm THOMAS GREEN
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:, HE Pension Laws and ioanty Land Laws-An
Analytical Digest with the Decisions of Secretaries and Opin
Of General thereon the Forms Regulations
scrbed by the Pension Oce and Explanatory Comments,
whole be nteghe every claimant by +. F.
Trplett late chief clerk the Pension Office. volume 1854
Of 26 octave pagcs bound. Price 80.
Sep 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Two furnished chambers for s.A-For
modous chambers neatly and comfortably furnished They
gey located 5h street, Louisiana
IN avery quiet neighborbood and Ma
ahd Browns Hotels They well suited
shns who wish other being al
Fr1mng, with door opening between them.
Uhursi - f' y ~ ~ N'' '''' - ~ ''s'' 1''h"
ueo l-ddf
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O Members OF Congress strangers soJourning in the
i city, and the public gencray-rerm call
large and superior stock OF cloths cassimere and vest
which will be order M the shortest notice.
Having supplied establish
mcnt very will that all
shall be equal those made other
/ adjustment n the United States.
/ WM. n. STANFORD, Merchant Taior,
Penn. mi doors Sd 4se.
agent for the French Fashions regularly
| two suits a month, w. II. 3.
Dec 3-aaw3wif
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SUPERIOR second hand PtNnrfortes. Il have hand
> superior second hand pianos, witch win be sold low
Apply las. " MCGUIRE,
5-3t Agconeer and Commission Merchant.
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United states Mail.

UTAH.
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NJ. A. Tyson a. Sisters Seminar,

youN9
aree, betuecn I2h and i.aA Uashirsfon
Thh Of this institution ls
continue the usual of cloens July. wishing
cn'er their children according
which may be obtained either insuton ut the
opal bookstores.
bec DIV rstntI
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EohNIsfiED ROOMS FOR RkNT.-PleasantIy IL located on
MISSOURI avenue p1ors and several bed Chambers suitable
wy mess OF gentlemen in Congress- family, and may be had
lamps. ' - '~ : - - =
Ween ~ and 9Th streets
Dee 5-dft.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
FANCY GOODS,
Musical instruments, Perfumery,
GOLD AND GILT EWEI.RY
FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING IMPLEMENTS.
Willow s. wooden Ware.

THREADS-Spooland Skcin Thread ofall Kinds.
Substituting. all colors; Embroidered silk.
Saddler's and Floss Silks. .
BUTTONS-Dress, all kin1s; Pant, Coat, Vest,
shirt. Oyercoat &c.
COMBS-Rubber, shell Horn, Buffalo, Back, Side.
Puu Dressing. Circle Puck ct and Ivory Fine Combs.
ofaI descriptions t3
BRusE ES-iiair, Hat Cloth, Crumb, Comb, I.ath-
or, Teeth, Nail. busting, Counter. Feather, stove.
n'aShing and Scrubbng all 81 les.
~ fi.hn -Scissois. Shears Pen X hives. PUckC
Knives, Bowie Knives, Tweezer., Dirk. Sc
i ,1iytiI Iu ~ fine assortment.
SILVER PLATED Forks. spoons Butter Knives,
Oyster Forks, Salt Spoons sc.
GEKMAN SILVER WARE-A large Stock.
NEEDLES, Pins, Thmbles, Tapes.
WORSTEDS--Lidy Yarn, shoe Iacet. Elastic
Binding, &c.
RAZoRS, Razor strops, of the finest quality.
PERFUMERY of evOry style and grade.
MUSICAL. IlNSTRU Nj NTS--Violns, Guitars.
Aceordeons, Banjos, &c. Violin and Guitar Strings
PfPES-Gcrman and French, Cigar Cases, Cigar
Holders. Tobacco Boxes, OF every style and variety-
Wax, and common Matches.
PORTE MONAtS-French and American from
81 80 10 $50 Il doz.
TOYS-A large and well selected stock.
! iSTOLS Revolyers, Gun Wads, Gun Caps, Cam
Bags, Powder Horns, Flasks, &c.
FISHING TACKLE--iiooks, Lines, Poles, &c,
the largest assortment in the weSierncoun'ry.
BIRD CAGES-Wirc and Wood, a large stock
constantly on hand.
ROCKING HORSES-Prcpcllers, Cabs, Wheel
barrows, Hoops, Wagons, sc.
NJ tTS-Door, Carriage and Table Matsof all kinds
WILLOW WARE-Two aud Four Wheel Wag-
ons Cabs, Chairs, Market, Peach, Clothesand Fancy
Baskets.
WOODEN wARE-Knilc Boxes, Faucets. Mops
Pals Tubs, keeers. IioxeS, Selves, Washboardsand
smaller Waie of all kinds.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES comprising eve
rythingnecessnry for Housekceptr's use.
CATALOGUE Gun be had by addressing
fS. +. EFOELESTEEs,
wIyi0 Ii 8 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
PUNTsHiNG DISHONESTY in a ner ray,

PUNTsRING DISHONESTY in a ncur raU.
"A New York Sunday paper SAYS:
We heard of a dodge to raise the wind
the other day, that does credit to the
sharper men engaged in this new enter
prise, and we are told that they have col
lee ted some thousands of dollars during
the past few weeks. Their plan of oIe-
ration is-Two of them dressed as labor
ers visit a grocery store, buy pound of
some cheap article, take it off to cor
ner, and weigh it with standard scales
which they carry with them. If it falls
short of the full and correct weight,
(Which it generally docs in nine cases out
of ten, )they kick up a grand breeze with
the grocer, threaten prosecution, and fl
hally, through the intervention ola gen
Aemdn, the other partner who steps in
at the nick of time, the trouble is com
promised 10y the payment of an \ or '
by the grocer TO settle the matter. In
one instance $50 was paid to hush up
one of the cases the article bought was
sugar, and the pound only weighed IL
ounces.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22

BE CAREFUL TO WHOM YoU TALK.-
Two young ladies were once singing a
duet in concert room. A stranger who
had heard better performances, turned to
his neighbor, saying;
Does not the lady in white sing wretch
edlyP
Excuse me SIR he replied, 4 hardly
feel at liberty to express my sentiments.
being not impartial in the case she is nv
sister,
i beg your pardon, sir answered the
stranger. / meant the lady in blue
You are perfectly right there replied
the neighbor, I have told her so mysell
she is my WIFE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
A Know Nothing Alarm.


The Waterville Mail tells the fyllow-
story about the steady old borough of
Kendal's Mills:
Mrs. Soberly went to bed preci, ely at
o'clock, thinking it passing strange that
her good man had not made ais appea. =
ance just ten minutes before. OF course
he would be home in minut and half.
or two minutes at furtheSt. and so Mrs.
Soberly left lamp burning on tie hall
table. There it burnt and burnt-but
she must tell her own story; as she told
it next morning to about thirteen of her
most confidential friends.
Well there that lamp burnt and burnt.
till as near as can guess twas well nigh
on to ten o'clock, and that man hadn't
come! What to make ont didn't know
nor MORN the dead--for he han't never
been out before, since the time they had
such fuss about Aroostook war Twan't
10 use to speak to the children, for they
wouldn't know; and SO after | waited till
couldn't wait no longer, bounced out
of bed, and down stairs went. | went
right into the buttery and raised the win
dow towards Mr.. Blanks, and says |
Mrs. Blank !" In minute heard her
jump out of bed and raise the window
and says she,
"Why, Mrs. Soberly, what on earth's
the matter?" MATTER" says speak
ing low because didn't want anybody
to hear-"matter? Mrs. Blank, do tell
me if you have seen anything Of my hus-
band p
"Your husband?" says she, ''you didn't
suppose I'd got him did you?'-and then
speaking almost In whisper, says She
"Look here-what on earth does this
mean? have you seen anything of my hus-
band?" Then we both begun to think
something had happened certainly, an
in about two minutes l was dressed and
over to Mrs. Blanks" Well we conclud-
cd to step over to Mr.. Quiet's, AMI start
him out for search but we hadn't got
half way across the street, talking alone,
when we heard the window shove up. AMI
Mrs, Quiet, says she. Who's there ?n
Says |, ats me" We'll" says she, !" do
for PHYS sake te'l me if you have seen
anything of ny husband"
Now wasn't here pretty pickle? Well,
to make long story short. we went up
that street clear to the school house, and
back on t'other side, and not woman
did we find but what was wondering
achdt had become Of her husband!"
Well just as we got to our gate, who
should we see there but my husband and
Mr.. Blank
Mr.. Soberly," says |, little spunky
twill you just feline what all this means!'
l. 1 1
MS if nothing had Unprecedented Mrs.
Soberly -ahem-I should be very glad
to CRAFTY you, if could, but the truth
is-ahcm-that | don't Know Nothing,
about itm
Well, from that time to this | go to
bed when | get ready, without asking
any questions; and if | find Mr.. Soberly
there in the morning that's all care for
for I'd just give him to know that FRs
as good Know Nothing as he is.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
KENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT IN
CHANCERX.

Thomas Bull, complainant, vs. John r. Phelps, Celia
Fbeips, friedrich A. Marshall. herman :. Chaplin,
Surviving administrator of the estate OF Hiram
Alden, deceased, and Samuel Thompson, Deiis.
HSErOkE the Hon. james r. Dooliltle, Judge of
ED the Circuit Court for the County OF kenosha. in
the state OF Wisconsin in Equity. chambers sitting.
IL satisfactorily appearing 10 me that process of
subpoena to apper and answer, has heretofore been
duly issued in the above entitled cause and that the
same has been duly returned by he Sheriff Of Ke
nosha county. not served onthe defendants sherman
,. Chapin surviving administrator of the estate OF
hiram Aidell deceased, anl Samuel Thompson; and
II further appearing by the affidavit of Henry T. Full
Ter, That upon digcut inquiry the said defendants
sherman ; Chaplin, surviving administrator OF the
estate oi Hiram Alden, deceased and Samuel Thom-
ps" cannot DC found in this sIte and that they arc
non-residehts of tho state oi Wisconsin.
Now, therefore, on motion OF Strong g. Fuller, So
aici'ors ioF said conplanant IL is ordered that said
defendants, Sherman : Chaplin. surviving admins
traitor of the estate of Hiram Alden deceased. and
samuel thompson do appear in this cause and file
their Pleas answers or demurers 10 the bill OF com
piahaht HE'D In said cause, bcure the sd day
H Ocobcr A ID, 1854, or in default thereof the said
bill oi complainant be taken confessed eainst said
defendants, sherman :. Chaplin, surviving admins
traitor OF The estate of Hiram Alden deceased, and
samuel Thompson and each Of them.
Ana IL Is further ordered that the said complain
AM cause tins order TO published in the public news
paper entitled "kenosha Telegraph" printed and
published in the city Of Kenosha, for and during six
first insertion aBd publication to be made within
twenty days from The date hereof.
j.. DOOLITTLE,
Strong & Fuller, Circuit Judge.
Conp'lts Solicitors. SOLO ct July IA.
Dated 9Th July, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
Reported Bank Failures.

a late dispatch FROM New York states
sFat the Brokers refuse the notes of the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Bur
lington, Vt. the River Bank of Conn. /;
and the Bank of Cumberland, ofPortland,
Maine. Nearly all the deposits of UNI
current money, are received only at the
risk of the depoSitors, the Bankers in
sisting on right to return them in case
of failure.
Thompson's Bank Note reporter, extra.
of the 18th, says the Farmers and Me
chanics' Bank of Kent, Md, has CLOSED
the door," and that the bills of the Mer
chants Bank, Burlington, Vt, are dis
credited at the Metropolitan Bank. p
Chicago Tribune.