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NOR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
Il tanning FROM to acre of Franklin street and
I. * A. X. Il, the Depot-a beautiful SITE Shade
Trees, &c Said lot would make fine Brick Yard
Also beautiful lot in South Nashville, of Sum-
mer and Oak streets Apply at No. 6654 Cherry St,
R.W. BROWN,
feb26 Real Estate Agent
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JEW DAVIDs HEBREW PLASTER.

bOvl-4m Chatta
And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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LANDREfH's GAKDEN SEEDS.

LANDHEIH'S GARDEN SEEDSs
For IS5d.----
HAVE received large stock Of she above seeds ase
selling at reasonable enough 10 please all vho
re in want The stock left last very iarRs
0nsequently there few fresh seeds IN tue afAe
but YOU want genuine article call et .,s,.-
feb24 "a Drug Store. Corn Broad and egke. ss
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS kEW All -,
A ND 50 lbs Of Soap for 10 cents, can De hi-' - -.
~ chasing Of Bobbifs cans o. fo'ss. ISL "a ~ :, shs
.r.; ca nm th,s market 500 of which have been se ~ '
Iast two weeks For sale oniyby s1s', w;
feb2f "a No. ~ -
= 1Npn Al 'rnis.-taring taken 2a. laeense ua-
- ~ ne.x cprporati0n Law, we are now prepared 70
- oe w ~ cou,ussion and viii make liberal cash ad
Su roes with Us for SALE and pedg
| 70 oosy III, sn,.' S;rss wanted DAbBS 4 PORTER,
on saI'N - No. SO Csdsr street
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EOKEiGN LIQUOHS.-l plucheon Pure Irish
| Il Whisky;
pancheon Scotch Whiskv
pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gin;
| half Pipes pure French Brandy best brands;
| Is quarter cases Old Port Wine
| 10 MADEIRA Wine,
% baskets Anchor Champagne very fine.
| febl % K f. BELL
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lust RECEVED--IU BOXES OF LANGHOKN a
e ARM1SfEAD'S finest Tobacco % dOz Zine Wash
Boards and for sale by X. +. BELL
deci No % College street. opposite Sewauee House
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SElUOI All HOUSE.
DR. II. ROBERTSON having leased for term f.!.5sg,
~ of years this conm0dious and centrally To- iI!E5
Gated House. situated the corner OF Summer nlfSS
and Church streets, convenient to the Railroad Depot
prepared To accommodate the travelling pablo, and
from iy 10 one hundred day boarders He pledges him.
sell TO give entire satisfaction to all who favor him
wttli their patronage, feb2j-lriw&wtf
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Kidnappers after a Woman.

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Approved April /, 1854.

ST. CLAIR FLATs.-1he committee
appointed by the Chicago Marine Con-
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report, that the South channel is the
most directroute, being nine miles short
err from Lake St. Clair to Lake Huron,
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14
ONE OF THE BoYs.-When Henr

One OF THE BoYs.-When Henry
Ward Bee2her visited this city to deliv-
er some lectures year or two since, he
rode from Waterville on the box when
Sam, a young but favorite driver, was
in charge of the team. Sam drove the
team through at the rate Of twelve miles
an hour, anticipating by two or three
hours the usual time of arriving. The
proprietor Of the line inquired of him the
next day how he came to drive so fast
"Oh," said he, II tell you had one o.
the boys on the box, and he wanted tc
see 'em go, and put EN- through! -
Bangor Mercury.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TNyHE Subscriber having been appointed Agent
N for the CouJ.'es OF kenosna. Racine God NJ +
wsukee, ior the sale ofPREsCUTr & BRtCHER'S
VI l. A. o DE- NS- KOiEASS, SERA
PHINS AND REED ORGANS.
Would respectidIly iit'.e ;ne PJp'c:o n exami-
na,oa oi tue ne. No rs. Puen. oI SIZE yer
produced IN nc CouI " comU'des SO much meio-
d. End co .npass. " h mps;ca soness- - tbese
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taken he psce OF an Ofga", gi,.,'s .he most an
pie s?.is ?c.'on.
Eac, ms, dment is warranted 10 be per ia
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AZ, fnu octave ayd a.. ein pee ON SIS 10
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d ders sem al the Subsc Der he omptiy
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answered. MARY A. AVER.
Kenosna, Aug.7, 1853. rs-lsl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

A kind of paper, made from gutta
percha has been invented, which is con-
sidered to be superior to all kinds for
Autographs and engravings.
On the Ash instant 3472 barrels OF
pork were sold at Louisville at Sl2 per
barrel, equal to S41,664.
The amount of Spring Wheat sown
this year will probably be fifty per cent
greater than the amount sown last year.
Peru Chr0n.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

The wife of Santa Anna, the dictator
of Mexico was born in Waterloo Albany
county, n. Y. Early in life she became
an actress, and first met Santa Anna, at
Havana while fulfilling an engagement
there at one of the theptres. Her maiden
uame was Lapaugh, but on her going on
on the Stage she assumed another.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

The Boston Post has been shown a
manuscript volume, about the size of an
lSmo testament, containing $50 sermons,
written by Rev. Solomon Stoddard, who
died in 1925. The Post says that it can't
read a word, but 'dares endorse the old
divine's orthodoxy, to the letter"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

\ human body has been exhumed in
grading the sttfets of Cincinnati, feet I
inches in height, and completely petritied.
Eminent scientific gentlemen" have ex-
amined and concluded that they cannot
tell any thing about it.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

Sec. II. Chapter 498 Of the session
laws of 1882, entitled San Act to pro-
vide for the equalization of taxes in this
state" and all acts and parts of acts con-
flicting or interfering with the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. II. This act shall take effect,
and be in force from and after its publ
cation.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

There are eight hundred and seven
churches in New Jersey, valued at 49,
540.436
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14
Pictures for the Million
NOTICE.

THE Co-Partnership hitherto existing be.
i tween La Dow & Carpenter is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
Of Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing, Grinding
Corn and Cob, making Spinning Wheels,
and Turning. will hereafter be carried on by
G. w. Carpenter.
LA DOW & CARPENTER.
Wilmot, kenosha CO., Wis March 1, "a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14

1t is said Gen. Houston is about to en-
igrate to California because he will not
bring up his chi iren in a Slave State"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-14
Low and uniform Prices.
USE BONPLAND'S
Fever & Ague Remedy.

ET e neither Potent. Quack or Empire bat
II Geur he SPECIFIC. pSepaFed from TIE Recipe Of
-. - ial. -au :pp.Cre' By he widest and beat
kao 4 { eH.tdc Crem,s. 10 he Country. DR.. J. II.
Cn'iTuN 0. Me- %" @1d ny HIN recommen-
DEF .o-1e 1of'u .o'5',. y aId whom. pay foF lie
Nd'dable ~ ope,,:cs declared hal contained
n Bcfal no;sonoH> subs, ances 10 its wonderful
ote rs "a ,cmoy'r3 Ei1s. Pnd giving TONE,
St2ENGTH aud 8 coca % he I.irsr, Kidnsys
are o-;Esi- o. ho.'e words. curing he di.easa
Tic gItr rad E5e, FG!I, noi simply breaking the
shoN ed ,ed.
The Testimony o. hundreds tn
4HfO, m DIANA. nI.LBNOEss
Nad - te - ,. Tie cota,''- could De given 70
poe. = III We -, .re D'o 9 DRY IL. We have
he luo>. 90 d.hce H.. snd We stake lis success
UI IS NJ is.
LET no F.f.MIL BE RiTHoUF TT,
F. ROBINSON,
.7Rsnt for KfsssAs,