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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
SAW MILL.

I'EE subscribers having leased and thoroughly r.-
paired the saw Mill the kennikuirk kunwn
~ Cones Mill are row prepared 10 furnish Lumber of
any description "A the shortest notice Shingles. Lat,
and Plchet- always on hand { tol Saving done on
me ~ ~ feds"naoie terms Those IL want OF Lumber
Tor huiGng or fencing purpcse~ will GHu their adj
vantage 10 give US cali btore purchasing elsewhere.
ASA 7. MANNING,
ISAAC y. HOLDEN.
Prescot', Dec l, 1872. 35lv
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
AMES. STEAM SAW MILL

"a EAR paN ioIs Landing. r in oic~atio 2, ~ .
u prepared 80 furnish bills .nber of cveTy de-
dcrpnon. WI oak, Ash, has. v God. or oihcr
timber, of any dimension reGuIredcan forty lee {.
stan Il necessary. l.ath ant piShets diva. taad.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

For torn Of bid guarantee, and certificate, and
for instructions. requirements SC, &c, bidders are
referred 10 the general advertisement, dated Januar,
., 1874. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jp-iw. Postmaster Gene. al.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

Agent for /, Ga!ena and 81. Louis, and
Galcna and st. Paul Packet Line OF
Steamers.
GalCna. Anil |. loi2.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
Proposals for Indian Supplies in Min.
nesota for 1854.

MiNNLsOfA SNPERIN ENnFNCY,f
st. Paul. lc5a.
SEALEr Proposals Ill be received Al this Office unth
- 2 O'Clock, NJ, of he 18Th day % hpu! neat for
furnishing and delivering the following provisions, VIZ
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

81, Pua'. uec. u, Is55.-iy. 80 - - 80 49,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

s.. Paui, Minnesota C.oelyy Store.
st. Paul Dec 3, 1858. Si-U
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The words "wth due eeerity, certainty and secu
rty" inserted here, VIII constitute thu bid 'star
bin
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
u I Il ID Ian Il
FOR SALE.
q a TT q O N,a

Well known Seeding, superior in quality
and size TO any OF the varieties Of Mammoth
Colossal, or Victoria, and continues to pro.
duce now leaf stocks until November. not be.
ing affected by the early froSts. This yari.
city was raised by the Subscriber Ia years avo
from seed and after being under cultivation
that length of time holds good in size, having
last year produced stocks weighing FIVE
pounds and over.
Testimonials from Agricultural and Hor.
iicultural and other Papers, could be produ-
ced in abundance 10 show that this Pie Plant
is all that is represented, will only inser.
one from paper published in this city, where
the Editor has araied himself of opportuni-
ties of frequently visiting my garden, for the
last ten years. 1t is as follows:
"But the most remarkable feature of this
garden is the M0mmoh Pie Plant, and GER
tainly any one who is curious to know what
Pic Plant Is, and how it may DO cultivated
and developed, would do well to look at it.
We state what we witnessed, and what we
should doubt. If we had not witnessed il,
that from ono root was cnt n quantity, which
after being trimmed ready for cooking weigh
ed FORTY-ElGHT POUNDS, aud cer-
iainly as mach more was left on the root un.
cut: making the product of one root nearly,
if not quite. CNE HUNDRED POUNDS
of plant. And we are not aware that this
was a very unusual growth for we saw thou.
sands of lunches, which seemed quite as large
as the one in question and all this too, young
and tender plant, as delicious as any raised.
| OF this plant, Mr.. Cahoon is raising i'm.
mense quantities, with which he NOT only
supplies homo demand, but ships TO other
places, furnishing one house in Chicago with
thousand pounds per week Telegraph.
am now growing quantities of it for the
California and Oregon market. Dwarfng
tho roo,sl / sent few roots 10 Oregon lass
January, and the growth last season astonish-
ed the Citizens there notwithstanding they
had seen TALL qroUths of uegetation at home.
will securely pack in boxes and forward
according TO directions, Ten Roots, for IS /;
Five Roots for So or One for 81 the Cash
to be seut with the order. a severe frost
does not injure the roots, and they can be
sent with safety TO any part of the Union.
Ly~hddress B. P. Cahoon, Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
NV loRK. 9th.


PriVate iGlt'rS from Np"n state that
the bIach " arfior a''a'F was 50 Tar from
beng set'ied t'at IL h1i been urged ON
win extreme N''''hev "E ,'i'' >'9le AMI
at present wears " N''! threatening As
Pec', A.. ,,...u,..., =, -, -,
t,'o','et 49, e,''|.. .l""''o ,IA
'oi','s's 49, "g'l' ~ = S'I' - 'I''
M ,',,. i,t'.'s'tl ''' commune" Tue re
IAN W 1,'t ','''' ,,o,,.' ''.' ii' me-
uJi''"',nS ;, 'i'o "t''',I''.'''''1 ~ any "'ute'
VINO SIla' nave l'o"'I - S,''t upon inc
SPo. S''on disputes - ''''' u Tue D'ac"
" a. I''''
hrt t inr S, SIN, = i 'So - PC ,%I, I
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
And LAUGHING when the petals floated


Downward on your golden hair.
And the fond eyes watching DER you,
And the spendor spread before you,
Told, houses hope was there.
"When your servants, tired of seeing
His pale face of want and woe,
Turning TO the ragged orphan,
Gave him coin, and babe him go,
Down his cheeks so thin and wasted,
Bitter tears began to flow.
"But that look of childish sorrow
On your tender young heart fell,
And you plucked the reddest roses
From the tree you loved so we'll
Passing them through the stern grating,
With the gentle word, 'Farweilr
''Dazzled by the fragrant treasure
And the gentle voice he heard,
In the poor, forlorn boys spirit,
JOY the sleeping seraph stirred;
In his hand ne clasped the flowers,
In his heart the loving word.
$50 he crept to his poor garnet,
Poor no more, but rich and bright;
For the holy dreams of childhood
Love, and Rest, and Hope, and light
Elected round the orpoan's pillow
Through the starry summer night.
DAY dawned. yet the vision lasted;
| All too weak to rise, he lay;
| Did he dream that none spoke harshly-
All were strangely kind that day!
| Yes; he thought his treasured roses
Must have charmed all ills away.
"And he smiled, though they were fading;
| One by one their leaves were shed;
"Such bright things could never perish
They would bloom again" he said.
| When the next days sun was risen,
! Child and flowers both were dead.
''Know, dear little one! our Father
Does no gentle deed disdain.
And in hearts that beat in heaven,
Still all tender thoughts remain.
! Love, on the cold earth remaining,
Lives divine and pure again!'
Thus the angel ceased, and gently
Der his little burihen leant;
While the child gazed from the shining
Loving eyes that DER him bent,
To the blooming roses by him,
Wondering what that mystery meant.
Then the radiant angel answered,
And with holy meaning smiled:
Ere your tender, loving spirit
Sin and the hard world dehled,
| Mercy gave me leave TO seek you.
was once that little child!'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
Hedges Live Fences !
FROM THE talACULA) OR Usage GRANGE.
Ill. w. PETKIN,
Nanch ester, Conn, Dealer I'm the
Plants aud seeds.

THyHE attention Of Farmers and Hedge Growersis
ID called to fresh lot OF Usage Orange Seed.
which, account Of the worthless character Of 50
much Of the seed usually sold in market, has the
past season, been gathered under my own care and
directions, 50 thai purchasers may rely upon fresh
and genuine article
descriptive pam phet containing full directions
tor planting seed, and setting and securing Hedges,
&C. given TO each purchaser.
Agent for Seeds and Plaais.
"a ?. ROBINSON, Druggist, Kenoshs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
Postage.
TsEIE
National Police Gazette.
r. LEXOW. EnIroR.

r. LEXOW, EDITOR.
FEyIE National Police GaZ>te The first paper Of the
Z kind published in the United States. is dis
incve IN lis character. beings complete chronicle of
Crime and Criminals. Justice and lis Administrator
herein both laid with fidelity before the Pubic.
in all their varied lights and shades. Thr flio"ing
some ofthe particular features: Full Reports Of
al Criminal Trials by the most able reporters, and
given at the earliest periods. Items Of domestic
and TRANSACTIONS of Foreign Criminal News: the one
collected aud prepared with care, the other transla-
ted expressly for the Police Gazette.
Correspondence from all paris Of The Union, by the
most competent pens and conveying the must i'm
portan aud ia ercslng information on all matters ia
which crime and social offenc e. ncerned.
A circulation of over 10000 copies is the best evil
Is regarded by tire Public.
Office Of Publication No 81 Ann Street; New York
Terms - ,,.r Annunl In ID v.trcn.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
SIMMONS q SON
HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
Staple Dry Goods, staple Gro
Ceries,

And all kinds Of Goods Kept for sale in City OF
Country Store.
They will sell al the lowest living prices, will sell
to Loan % Ani-Loaa Geu, friends and foes. on the
same ard Eueb terms as permanent customers will
be satisfied with.
Good Goods, sold Ut honorable prices, on accom-
rnn Jatipg terms, orPkt, and are sure rti, bring
fair share OF custom.
We are trying IL. Gail and seeus
March /. ISL. fdiyJ SIMMONS 81 son.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
ALSO, FOR SALE,
OLD COLONY SSV EET CORN,

RAISED NY THE REV. a. n. POPE,
{ And deSCribcd be- him in the Ndgazine
Of horticulture, Joi. .rri p. 529.)
AND lLsoBY NessIs. HovEY q co., EosroS.
II is true hybrid and the most rcmarka-
bic variety ever produced 1t was raised in
IS47, from the Southern White Corn, i'm
prcguatcd with the early Sweet Corn Of New
England. The ears are of remarkable size.
containing sirfrcp, etgdtteR, or trenfg, and
sometimes tweaty-i1Wr rows cGch. In its pro.
ductivenCsS il IS unsurpassed n single stock
planted after the middle Of june, producing
six cars. II is the richest, sweetest, and
most delicious corn known. An analysis OF
il, and several other sorts, by DIR. c. L. jack
son. shows that it is more abundant in sac
chariue matter than any other variety, its
composition being "deXtrine, sugar and phos-
pilates" while tho common varieties contain
considerable coil and gluten.
1t has been exhibited before the Mnssa-
chusetts Horticultural Society tor three
years, and has not only RECEIVED the common.
dation of the Society, Int has been awarded
he following prizes -
1850. For new variety of Swes
Corn. $500
1851. For RneW variety of Sweet
Corn, called the Old
Colony, 500
For superior specimens Of
the Old Colony Sweet
Corn, Silver Medal 500
1852. For fine specimens ofOld
Colony Sweet Corn, 200
The Committee on Vegetables, of tho
Massachusetts Horticultural Society in their
report for 1852 remark, THAT the Old Col
ony Sweet Corn raised by Mr.. Pope, VIC rec
ommend us worthy Of cultivation by ALL"
The Old Colony Sweet Corn, though not
as early as the common Sweet, is sufficiently
50 to produce a perfect crop in New Eng
land. Two sowings, one in May and the 9th
err in June, will supply the table from July
until frost. All who have eaten il pronounce
it the most luscious variety, and an ,nyalua-
bic addition to our esculent vegetables.
G~SINGLE EARS, 25 CTS.-1
The Trade Supplied on Reasonable Terms.
Small quantities sent by mail0reqeested,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
Fr oSPcctxAS
OF THE
EV e MING POS I
IS53--ISJ4.

To add to the interest and usefulness OF
the Ereninq Post, we have enlarged 1t by an
addition of an equivalent 70 about four addl-
rional columns. The Weekly and Semi
Weekly editions were enlarged twelve col
umns only about three years ago; four more
columns added now increases the sheet to
double the size of the paper on which they
were originally printed. Ii is nhw the larg-
est and most widely circulated democratic
paper in the country.
In announcing this enlargement, which,
VIC may be permitted TO say, is one of the re-
suits of the growing confidence of the com
mercial and industrial interests of the coun-
try in the course of the EueHIRg Post, it is
our duty TO make our special acknowledge
meutS TO those numerous friends, both per-
sonal and political, who through evil report
and through good report, have cheercd us
with their generous countenance, and given
US annually recurring proofs of their esteem
and attachment, unintiuenced by the tiuctu-
ations of party opinion, or the smiles and
frowns of men in power, which too often S.
duce or brighten men from the course their
consciences approye--the manly assertion OF
truth and the steady resistance of error.
We take fresh courage from our success
thus far, and from their friendly cooperation
to pcrsevere in the path which We have de-
liberately chosen, and they have as delibcr-
ately approved.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to
congratulate our readers upon the arrange
nrnt which we have been SO fortunate as to
make with Colonel Benton for the publca-
ton nf series of articles from his Thirty
Year. in the United States Senate" which
will he continued through the year and un-
til tn" work shall be published some time in
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
EV E;EsEsSEENS

Over 5000, from to 6 feet high. Balsam
aud Norway FRS, Spruce, Pine, 1Icmlock,
and Arhor Nitn. These have grown in nv
garden from 3 to , years, and can he tranr-
plaoted with as much certainty Of growing
as a Curraat
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
A Mammoth Stock of Groceries.


so long promised. has fairly come. ard the under
signed as Salesman in this establishment. would be
exceedingly gad 10 alto his Old friends aud
TONERS, hand 50 TAX advantage 81 IL ii Miigivc
him much pleasure 10 show the goods, aud be L.
quite sure * Ill be agrest msiske 10 buy eisewh
before calling here ami examining.
CHARLES c. BROWN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12

The holder ofeach ticket. is entitled, first, to s.
IllLt. pnurlNing- 1 siL- OWN in \ nr thn
real American Historical N0Gk OF
~voN ~,


A copy which may be at the Office Of this pa
per, and second TO ONE Of The 25O,0O0 GEE'E,
which will he distributed on the completion OF the
sale OF the tickets
TIC purchases of FIVE TICKETS on the receipt
of his order, will be forwarded. carefully packed ei-
thcr one copy of the ''NyomMg," eltganly painted
in oil coors, one copy OF the "Wyoming.' plain,
and copy Of each of Jour other engrayings equal
to ii in value, "nd is enttled 10 gifts. The pHrcha-
o more Than tickets, have his choice OF
100 different subjects, from svcl plates owned by the
Artists Union each picture being in yalte ctiuiva-
lent 70 the .Nyoang,' and is entitled 10 one gn for
each tiokc he holds. 4 List of The subjects can be
seen ut the cficc Of This paper.
AGENTS --Pcrspis desiring to become agents.
for the sale of ticke',h by orw ardrg tpus-pait1 ST.
shnl be sent Il Gift Ticket, copy OF Wyoming, and
a prospectus, containing all necessary information.
Ii is confidently believed, that the tickets Will be
disposed of by the FIRST Of Jly. when the distIibu-
/ on OF Gifts will be entrusted 10 q Committee
appointed by the 'aicEct holders.
printed can he seen at the oit OF The Artists MON
and cost Sih0030. Specimens OF The oil Paintings
and cHgrayings are also on view al the rooms.
REFERENCES in regard 10 The property:
w. BARRETT, Esq. Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall
street, n. Y.
FL. VIsSCuER & co. Real Estate Brokers, 81
Nassau ST., Y.
All orders for Tickets, must be addressed post
paid, with The money cuco~cd.'n
J. w. H0LBRO0KE, Sec.
sos Broadway, New York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES!
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY Row

FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY Row
AND's Tonic MIXTURE.
TEHHE tnircrsifg IF Free Medicine and Popular
u hnowIe2ge; chartered by the tate of rcnusyl-
v1uia. 81 its last session, t29th April, 1881 mainly
for arresns The evils resulting from the sale of spu
rious and dangerous noSrUmS also iorthe purpose of
supplying the public with reliable remedies, in cases
where the patient eau NOT obtain or viii not employ
the best medical advisers: having purchased that in
valuable remedy, Rowand's Tonic NiNlu.e. on &C
count OF It's just celebrity and known efficacy IN The
treatment Of Ter aud aguC. ard its kindred aztec
tOns,bas no hesitation in recumme ldiug il In the
highest terms to the Afflicted.
ES0WEL COMPLAINT cured by ROWAND'S
DBL ACkBERIY ROOT, The aboveinsliution
eAtcnds its sanction, in like manner 10 the remedy
for "Buwel ComplRint," so well known as Row
Rnd's Compound Syrup of Blackberry root, and
earnestly recommend it to the confidence patient.
afflicted with these compaints-hclieyiug il to be
invaluable in the treatment OF such cases.
Hon Henry X. Strong
Hon.J II. FlamCen,
By order Of the Trustees, John r. Row and, NJ. D
4 j. r. Ashton, Esq.
Z Hector Orr, ESQ.
All communications 20 he Addressed
lJohu r. Rowland, II. H., Head of the Pharmaceut-
cal apartment aud President OF The University.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. ~, South Second
Street Philadelphia.
Branch Dtspensaryat The Store Of
STARKNEATIIIR s. co,
f. ROBINSON.
Henosha. Wis. 2l-iy
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CLUBBING.

CLUBBING.
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prices will be allowed In Clubs ordering four
copies oil any one more of the above work s.
Thus: -Four copies OF Lakewood. or of ore Review.
will be sent TO address Tor So four copies Of the
our Reviews and BlackwoUd for $50; and so on.
Postage.
In all the rrincipalCIies and Towns. these work.
will be delivered, through Agents. FRLE OF POST
AGE. When sent by mad, the Postage TO any part
of tile United States will be but TWeniy-iour Cents
a year for Backwood, and Twelve cents year for
each of the Reviews.
Remittance and communications should always
be addressed. postpaid 10 the Publishers,
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BOOTS, SHOES,
Leather and FINDINGS.
LYMAN G GAGE.
Low and uniform Prices.
.SH0E FTNDINGS o. - KINDS.
USE B0NPLAND's
Fever & Ague Remedy.

MI is neither Patent, Quack or Fmpiric. but
n Genuine Specific, prepared from TIE Recipe of
Physician. and approved by the widest and best
known scientific Chemist In the Country, DR.. }. X.
Chiffon OF New York; and by Dim recnmmen-
ded 10 the world voluntary and without pay for its
valuable properties and declared ltatt contained
no mineral or poisonous substances in its wonderful
properties in removing Bile, aud giving TONE,
STRENGTH and NiGDUR 10 the Lirer, kidReys
and Stomach, or in other words. curing me disease
Ttgrou ghfH and EBeetaalF no; simply breaking The
chill. bat removing The Cause, areeyep w%ere ac-
knowledged
The Testimony Of hundreds in
ASsEeb. INDIANA. ILLINOIS.
Nnd other parts ct the country, could be given to
prove this, but ask The public to Try W., have
The utmost confidence in it, and stake its success
On its merits.
LET NO Fanny BE WITHOUT II.
I. ROBINSON,
agent for KeuoshG.
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EHylE present critical state of European affairs win
IL render these publications unusually Interesting
during the year lo54 They viii occupy middle
ground beiw cen the hastily iten ncws ems crude
1pcCula;uns, and 1! ing rmors OF the daily journal.
and the pondcrous Tome of the future historian,
written after The living interest and excitement az
The great political events of the time shall have pas
sed away Ills to these Periodicals that readers mus
look for The only really ncigib!e and reliable his
tory of current events, and as such, in addition
their well-eslabiished literary. scientific. aud Iheoo-
gical character, We urge them upon Reconsideration
OF The reading public.
Arrangements in progress forthe receipt OF
early sheets rom he British Publishers. by which
we shall be able TO place dH our Reprints in the
hands Of subscribers. about soon they can be
furnished with the foreign copies. Although this
will involve very large outlay our part, weshal'
continue 10 furnish the Periodicals at The same low
rates us heretofore, viz:
Perang
For any one ofthe four Reviews So o.
For any TWO of The four Reviews ) 90
FOrauy three OF the four Reviews 90
For an four of the Reviews 90
For BlaCkwUod's Magazine 3 o.
For BlackwoUd and three Reviews Q o.
For BlaokwoUd and the tour pcyiews 10 Oh
Payments to be made in akL cases in Gdcance Mo
ney current in the State where issued will be recei
we'd
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$4,000,
sgeaF e state.

elegant dwelling, in Bed 81. in N Y. city, $l2,00l
- building lois ia 100 and i0lsi SIS. n. Y.
city, each 4axlU0 II. deep, each $1,000, 22,OGl
100 lila sites, containing each 10000 SO.
II. in the suburbs of New Iork cIty, and
Commanding magnificent view OF the
Hudson river and Long Island Sound,
4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12

MATHEMATICS barrels justreoeivei ard 70
a. sale by SCOTT & STRONG
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DRCEGR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS :.


OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
THE Foricth Edition. with One Hun
,ssSsS@2z y bred Engravings, showing Diseases and
SFfas>% bIalirmaliOns ofihc Human system IN
-Nzz~ every shape and form To which is ad-
dcd treatise on The Diseases of Females, being OF
the highest importance TO married people, or those
contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG. VI. u.
Let nofaiher be ashamed TO present a copy of the
FSCULAPIU : 10 his child. II may save him from
an early grave. Lei 90 young man or woman enter
into The secret obligations OF married life without
reading the POCKET A.SCULAPiUS. Let no one
suffering from hscknied Cough. Pain in the Side,
restless nights nervous fec ns, aud lhe whole train
II Dyspcptlc sensations and given up by their phy-
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ESCU LAPlUS. Have The married. or those about
10 be married any impeachment, re;, this truly use
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sny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in a letter. wifi receive one copy Of this
work by mail, or five copies viii be sent for One
Dollar. Address. tpust paid)
DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
No. l62 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12

ALSO,
sTowELL's EVERGREEN SWEET CORN.
So fully described and highly extolled BY
Professor J. J. MAPES, ie tho Working
Farmer. Both of the above varieties were
fully ripe long before the first frost. The
Weld was more than double that of any Of
the old varieties Of sweet corn.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
Evening Post, Semi Wrekly.


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cisely, and contains the latest news received
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dition of the money market OH the day OF
its publication, together with the usual mat
tiers of interest to general readers. The
EreDing Post is one Of the official papers of
the city of New York, and its daily edition
contains the official reports of the proceed
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when in session. The subscription price is
50 if paid in advance, or $40 if paid at the
end the year.
The style of the firm, in the name of
which all business is transacted, and the adj
dress for all communications designed foL
the proprictors, or editors. Is,
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Cor. of Nassau and Liberty Streets.
December, lS53.-dlt w2t