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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21
THE TELEGRAPH.
KENOSHA, APRIL 2I, 1854.
Our Harhor.


Lieut.. GAMBLE, of the I. S. Topogra
phical corps, in company with the Mayor
of the City and Harbor Committee, was
yesterday engaged in making an exami-
nation of our harbor work, and in taking
soundings between, and in various direc
tions beyond the piers. The results ofthis
examination will be made public in few
days, we presume, in the shape of a re-
port from the officer above named accom-
panied with recommendations and esti-
mates. This report will doubtless be
made the basis of City operations the pre-
sent season in prosecuting the Harbor
Improvement, and we trust also of the
Co rnment.
Lieut.. Gamble is at present in charge
of the government work at Waukegan.
He is an intelligent and accomplished of
fcer, and we deem his employment for
the service named, a judicious movement
on the part of our City authorities.
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Common Council Proceedings.

Common Council Proceedings.
Pursuant to notice, the Mayor and the
new Board of Aldermen met at the Court
House, Monday evening April Il tn, 1854.
The Mayor called the Council to order,
and said while the audience was assem-
bling to hear the Annual Statement. there
was little business which the Board
might transact.
Present. Aldermen Crosit, Comstoch.
Doan. Fish, Snitin, and Stebbins.
Alderman Comstock moved an appro-
priation of S53j to pay interest on Har-
Dor Bonds Carried.
AID. Comstock then moved that the
Council proceed to elect a President.
Carried.
On first ballot Aid. Crosit was elected
President of the Council
After the election of President of the
Council, the Mayor assembled the Judges
Bench and read his Inaugural 1t was
listened to very earnestly and attentivelv;
and at its close prolonged round of ap-
plau,e was given.
We gave this docugent to our readers
yesterday, all of whom can judge of its
merits. But we may be allowed to give
as an individual opinion, what we think
viii he readily accorded by all who have
read it that as an official paper in cogency
and comprehensjvencss of style, complete
ness Of matter, and logical presentation
of facts, it viii successfully rival any mes
sage from any Mayor or Governor in the
history Of our State.
After the reading Of the Inaugural, the
Council proceeded with business.
The Mayor then announced the follow
ing as the Standing Committees:
aldermen ofthe First Ward-CRosIT
and CoNsTocX; of the Second-SNIrrIN
and FISH; and Of the Thiri-DoAN and
STEBRINS.)
FiHance-Comstock, Doan. Fish.
CiaimS--Doan. Crosit. Comstock.
HdrboT-Cro >it. Doan. Fish.
Rail Road-Doan. Comstock, Fish.
Fae DePaJfmeHt--Stebbins Sniflin
CroSit.
Poiicc-Sniffin. CroSit. Stebbins.
yadiciary--Fish, Doan, Comstock.
PrinfiRg-ComStock. Stebbins. Fish.
Public GrouRds-Stebbins. Crosit sniff
fin.
Roa9SS BridgeS-Sniffr, Crosit. Steb-
bins.
An account from E. ". Evans was pre-
scented. and referred to TO the ComEattse
on the Judiciary.
On motion Of AID. Crosit it was order
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Oval Frames.

We yesterday saw an Oval Frame, to
enclose portrait, designed to bc covered
with Leather Work, made by Mr.. J. W.
CARY, joiner of this City, and it was
certainly a nice job. The numerous la
dies, who learned 'Pdpier Ifache,n and
Leather Work, of Mrs. Osborne, can OBJ
tain from Mr.. Cary any kind of wood
work or frames which they may wish to
cover, got up in p style sure to please.
Mr.. Cary is superior workman.-D.
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Writing School.

. Mr.. HUI who has just completed the
first term Of his writing school at this
place, with a large number of scholars
opens a new term in the same room, on
FRIDAY EVENING. We have been permit
ted to examine some Of the specimens Of
the improvement of the scholars who COM
pose the class just closing and must say
they exhibit remarkable progress. We
notice also in the Waukegan Gazette, 4
testimonial from scholars there Of his
success in that place. Mr.. Hill is beyond
question well qualified to teach the art d
writing and as this is the last class he
proposes to form in this city. those who
wish to avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty will be governed accordingly.
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Meeting of the Fre.men at Milwaukee

Our readers are aware Of the call and
the nature of the call for a meeting at
Milwaukee, to give expression to opini II
and organize action in relation 10 late
events in that city connected with the
Fugitive Slave Case.
The meeting convened at the time in
Dictated. There were present delegates
from nearly every portion Of the state.
DR. +. b. WoLco1r Of Milwaukee, was
President, assisted by nine Nitc PIcsi-
dents; and 4. II. Bicllicld J. \. Smith.
aud Byron Paine, were Secretaries.
Speeches were made by. Gilmore. Of Mas
sachusctts, Mitchell. Of Fond du &C Ba-
ken of GAINESVILLE. Clement, of Racine.
Watkins, Byron Paine J. II. Paine, Booth.
Biclfcld. and J. f. Arnold Of Milwaukee.
The committee appointed for that pur-
pose reported long preamble and dec
laration of sentiments Cor platform Of &C
tion) which were adopted, and which we
shall give in our next paper.
State League on the basis Of the plat
form adopted was organised, of which
Gen Wolcott was chosen President; j.
II. Paine. Vice President; \. II. Bclhcld
Secretary; and Dr. WunderIy Treasurer:
and a resolution adopted recommending
the formation flown andcounty Leagues.
which we hope to see carried into effect.
We Ike the purpose Of the meeting
and have no doubt it will do good. We
think however some of the speeches were
too denunciatory; were in bad taste, and
bad spirit and calculated to ncutralize to
some extent, the good which the purpose
and general spirit of the meeting was cal
culated to promote.
Dcnumiationis always. Our
cause is one Of Righteousness, and conse-
quently one, which pre-cminently reason
and calmness, are the best aids to the
success Of
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Insurance.

We ought to have mentioned before.
perhaps, that Col. QrARLEs is successor
to Geo. II. Benedict, in the agency of the
several popular insurance companies,
which were in the hands Of the latter when
he left for his present place in the Chrys-
tai Palace.
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TIE Prosperity OF OUR Country.
The L. 5. Economist says that not
wl,h,tandiug the immense sums, which
haye been expended in our country for
home Improvements, within the past SIX
years, the amount of American stock
held abroad has not increased-thus
Showing that the sum of these eXpendl-
lures aye in reality an exponent Of the
increase OF cspitai in this country. The
number q houses in the United States
- oy census, 3,353,427, and free fami-
les 3,5Qs,2+Q, or nesrly one house for
every family. The number OF houses
oal,t within the past six years. was pro
'aJ$y $4,000, which at an average val
ci,Ion Of $1,000, would, with their fur
2Ii1re, exceed, in the aggregate, $780,
100000. Nearly 100000 tons OF
GIPng hava been built worth, at a
.eoieFate computation, $lI5,2s4,3+0.
Ale value of new railroads is $2S10OO,-
w. y, q new bank capital $55,000,000.
1..se Items alone. make sn aggregate
NI41,2S6,340. for our increase OF
i'nesi!c capital, all of which has been
- -5,'ed from home resources. And in
It'4-doA to this are vast sums which
; ,.@,s been expended for improvements,
'-slfance companies. mines dc. with
~ any perceptable Increase in the amt
|'hock held abroad.
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Bristol, April 18th, 1854.

StrikeS.-We observe that working
men in various parts of the country are
demanding a greater compensation for
their services than they have been reoeiy-
ing. The Miners of Pennsylvania, the
Mouliers of Peekskill. the Cabinet Ma
kers of Detroit and the Printers of Boston.
haye recently struck for higher wages.
We also notice that calls are out for NEE
tingS of the Journeymen Carpenters and
Shoemakers of Milwaukee. for the pur-
pose of considering the propriety Of de-
mandiny higher wages.
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ed that Sidewalk, of two inch plank,
be built from Wisconsin street, on Main
street, to the northeast corner of the
Park.
Aid. Ccmstock moved that the Harbor
Committee be invested with authority to
get the Harbor Dredge put in condition
for service. Carried
Assessor Nichols here addressed the
Council, and asked that some plan be
devised whereby Assessments in the
south Ward could be more accurately
made, as according to any present sur
vey, assessments cannot be made so as
to guard against loss to the City; no
accurate description of lots can be given,
and many pieces of property cannot be
found at all.
AID. Comstock moved that a COM
mittee of three be appointed to devise
some plan to carry out the suggestion
of the Assessor. Carried.
Aids. Comstock, Stebbins, and Fish,
were appointed said committee.
The City Treasurer here asked if
some plan could not be adopted so that
he should not have to execute but one
bond He stated that it occosioned
much trouble to be required to give
bonds to the City, to the County.
School districts, DE; and if one general
bond could be made to answer, he tho't
it might be made just as safe with much
less trouble.
On motion of AID. Comstock, the
question of the City Treasurer's bonds
was referred to the Judiciary committee.
ALI. Doan offered the following:
Resolved That the committee on
printing be directed to procure the
printing of the Mayors Inaugural, in
such form and manner as it may deem
proper
On motion the Council adjourned.--D.
pr-p:raee EIo+;oo
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Old Hand! New Stand .

TI7HE UNDERSIGNED kas resumed kusinesa
on his own account, hs the Brick Store. No
20, Main street. rext door To Bennett e SclIeck1
and offers for sale general assortment
Stores, Plain AID JaPGHneJ Tin I.fere,
SLOT: PIPE, Sheet Zir :, dc.
- Custom Work and JObbiagd ono 10 order.
J. L. PHELPS.
kenos.a-tug. l.th. is5..
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PROBATE OF WILL.

A reading and ti.ia9n paper pHrpurting 10 be
&SWill and the Probate thereof OF Joshua Ianlph-
Ter, late Of the town OF Rome, Oneida co.. " y de-
ceased, and also the petition Of r. H. Dc!ninc claim
ing an interest in some Of the m2trrS set forth in
said paper. and also praying ihat day be appointed
for the probat of said viii in this state before this
Court.
Bis ordered that the hearing fpr such Probate DE
held at the Court House, In and for the city and
county Of kCnosha. on the second Monday ,f Nav
y. D. lo94. at the hour II O'Clock p NJ Of said day
anu that This notice hc published for three Succe.siN
weeks pricr 10 said day. in the Kenoshu Telegraph
weekly paper printed in the city and county OF he
noSha. lily TIE CoI t.
JON B. JusStN,
..pFI 10. iS54- 81 t0-3t County Judge
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FARM FOR SALE.

FHVHE Subscriber offers for sale coed Farm 81
= Eighty Acres. situated i'm The Town Of Salem,
kcnosha County, thirteen miles from Kcno.ha City
Forty acres OF sauE under good bsianja fence nj,
cultivation. Price Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars
Apply TO Philam!cr Judson, town Of RfiSiGL or tn 4
w. Evans, Kcnosha City, or he Subscriber in Nil.
WaGkee. II. COURTFNAY.
April lst. 1854. Gwdky,-II
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Hunlbug

Humbug.-The edi'oroffhe Free Dem
orrat recently attended the exhibition of
a profcssed Clairvoyant in the City of
Milwaukee. lie says the result Of his in
designations was that the young lady
saw either with her eyes or nose. hewas
not positive which. We guess the eyes
dill most of the seeing in that instance.
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Just 0pened---l000 Papers Fresh Gar
den Seeds.

/ ONION SEED in lib Packages. Red, S;rasburg
or " hiie Silver skin, and White Lisbon.
EARLY June PEAS, in pint papers
LARGE WHITE MARRoWFAT PEAS in pint
papers.
WHITE Dutch CLOVER, in quarter ID. pasks.
gcs.
MANGLE WURTZEt, by the pound.
RUTA BAGA by he pound.
EATLY RADiSH IN small packages
LONG BLOOD &. TuRNIP BELT by the mound
LARGE WHITES LIMA BEANS, in half paper..
RED CLOVER SEED, large ,aueiy.
Usage OR lNGE SEED, by the quart.
BARRY'S TRiCUPiiERUt :, tot Ihe tar.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, to Cure
Badness
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, for the Cure OF
Coughs aud Colds.
PEPSlN, for the Cure OF Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD, Ground in OIL
LiNSEEn OIL, warranted pare.
TANNERS x CURRIERS', aud MEATS FOOl
OIL, for NurncSs & Leather.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, of all kinds.
PAINT BRUSHES, a large assortment OF extra
quality.
sCRUBDING BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking brushes.
BRISTOL BRICK for Securing, &C.
FI.tvORING EXTRACTS Lemon, Vanilla, Al
moHd, Peach, Raiiiia, Rose and Orange.
SlRiNGEs-Metalic, Glass, Rubber, of the hes,
kinds.
WINDOW GLASS, from : b, 9 to "a by "a, eat to
order.
SHAVING BRUSHES 81 soAf's-a fine assert
ment.
SPERM & LARD OIL for lamps aud Machinery.
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StarkWeather & Co.'S.
COLUMN,

STARKwEATHER & CO., al the City Drug
- Store, opposite the Post Ofsce. takSl MS meth
cd to LET the public know OF sher Whereabouts, and
what they have 20 sell.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21

\ new Light House is about to
be erected at Milwaukee.
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Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate.
KEN JsHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COuRT--IN
LQCITX.
Andrew GleeSon, !

Andrew GleesoH,l
Ellen Giccson.
IT appearing by AFFIDAVIT to the satisfaction ofthis
n Court THAI the defendant EIlen Clccson, resides
out Of this state, but is resident OF 90 the Uni
ted states, 10 Wit: OF the STATE Of hssachu sets.
motion OF II. ToWs,ce oi Counsel for the tOmpis-
nat. il Il ordered that lie said Ellen Giecsgu cause
her sppeasanceto be- entered IL his cause. and in
Case III her appearance that she cause her answer TO
the COM lainani's bi g. b. flied, and cnpS lhSrpos
10 b. served on the Compartments Solicitor by ihs.
tweniy-siSth day Of August, l554 and IN default
thereof said Bib of p4iutr.8 be taken as cnn-
feSsot by her And u is further ordered that within
twenty days, The said Complainant cause lii> order
~ be published in the keAs,-ha TeiegraDh,a paper
published in the City Of keEaSha Aforesaid and hat
said publication be cHntiHacd IN said paper weekly
for six successive weeks.
JON Il. III.SJ-N. County Judge.
n. b. TowsLEr. Coup't's S,lr
A true copy ofihe original .T'icr.
%. 4. DANA. CierE.
March cath. 1854. SI.-J-4g6t
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L The body Of child, some two
or three days old. was found in Milwaukee
river few days since.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FESHE Subscriber offers for sale his well known
n Furm, situated in the Town at Bristol. Kenosha
County. This Farm lies twelve miles IRON, the Cit,
Of heI oSha, and is very pleasantly situated. having
on il good Frame House, large Frame BAN. Ill
abundance Of FrGit Trees and Shrubbery, with
Twenty Acres of good thrifty Timber. II contains
One Hundred and Twenty Acres. is all under sub
siantial fencing. with Dne Hundred acres of it under
cultivation, and an abundant supply OF FIRST RATE
WATER.
For terms apply to L. ". Evans or W. l.. IIIxs-
PALE, kenu>ha J. VI. LELAND on the premises or
50 the Subscribers in Milwaukee.
Il. COURTENAY.
March e, 1854 d&w3n-3s
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Hedges :! Live Fences!
FROM THE ,MACILA) OR Usage CHANGE.
81. ". PEThEN,
Name u ester, Conn. Dealer In the
Plants and Seeds.

TEyHE attention Of Farmers and Hedge Growers is
a eailed To flesh lot Of Usage Orange Seed.
which. on account Of the worth 'es- character Of
much % the Seed usually sold in market. has. the
pas; season, been gathered under nay own care and
direciots 80 that purchasers may rely upon fresh
and genuine article.
\ descriptive pamphlet containing fuil direc;ions
for planting seed and setting and securing Hedges.
sc Ven To each purchaser.
Agent for Seeds and Plants.
70 Z. ROBINSON, Druggist, Keno-i,s.
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Sale of Real Estate.

z y pursuance Of and by yirtGe OF license 10 me
n granted By the County Judge The 9Th day Of
April, 4. u. 1874, sasIi oer for sale public aue
sion af Tire front door oT the Court ousr. Us ie City
and Cstuniy or kena~iIa. On the SIXTH DAY OF
MAY, A. D.. 1854, At the bur Of two o'clock P. Nj
II said day. the following Reni Estate, to wit: One
equal undivided fourh par Of the northwest quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of Section No Eleven
Town One North, Rauge Nineteen East. in the Town
Of Brighton, kenosha County.
SAMUEL SEEWES. Guardian.
April OH, 1854 s. l0-3-44
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THREADS-SpoolH and Skein Thread ofail kinds
SlLkS-l1nlng' MI eolors; Embroidered Silk
Saddler's and Floss silks.
BUTFoNS-Drcss, all kinis; Pant, Coat, Vest
Shirt. Oyercoai. sc.
CoMBs-Rubher,s shell, Horn, Buffalo. Back Side
Pdh blessing, Circle, Pocket and lNuIy Inc oaibs
ofa descriptions.
RJ'SHES-Iialr Hat, Cloth. Crumb, Comb .aih-
or. Teeth, Nail Das;lng, Counter, Feather. stove,
Backing and scrubbins, all sisle;.
CUTLERY-ScisSars. Shears, Pen Knives, Pocket
Knives. Bowie Knives, TweeZcrs. uYk~, SC.
TARLE CIrTI.ERY-A fine assortment
SiLNER PLATED FORKS. Spoons, Butter Knives,
Oyster Forks, SAT- spoons. sc.
GERMAN SILVER WARE-A large Stock
NEEDLES. Pins, rhi;nblts 5. Tapes
WoRSrEDS-lidy Yarn, hoe Lacets Elastic
Binding, &c.
RAZORS. Razor Srops, Of The finest quality.
PERU merry ofeyory style and grade.
MUSICAL INSrRUMEN rs iulins, Guitars,
AccordcJs, tianJos, &C, Violin and Guitar Strings.
PlPES-Gernan and French, Cigar Cases, Cigur
Holders, Tobacco Boxes of every style and variety
Wax. and common Matches.
PORTE MONAiS- french and American from
81 50 To $50 d dog.
TOiS-A large and we'll selected stock
lSTOi.S-Resolver>. Gun Nads, Gun Caps, Game
Bags, Powder Horns. Flasks, &c
FISHING TACKLE-Ilroks. Lines Poles &
the largest assortment in the western country.
Bird CAG ES-Nire and Wood, large stock
constantly on hand.
ROCKING IIORS ES-Propel.ers, Cabs Wheel
barrows. Hoops Wagons, sc.
MArS-Door, Carriage and Table Mats Of al kinds
WILLOW WARE-Two and Four Wheel Wag-
ons, Cabs, Chairs Market, Peach, Clothes and Fancy
Baskets.
WOODEN WARE-Knire Boxes. Fauce;s. Mops
Pals. Tubs, KcelerS, Boxes, Selves, Nashboards and
smaller Ware of all kinds
HOCSEh EEPiNt; Notwithstanding, eve
ryihing ncces- AIRY for HOusrkceptr's use.
CATALOGUE can be had b, addressing
S. 4. EEpEEENEER.
WHY'D lis Lake Street, Chicago. III.
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DISCOVERED AT LAST!
A Mystery Explained!
4 reUOluttoR as certaiai Victory IS
Ours!


DR.. A. L. Adams
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is AVA
" kcning the inquiry in the minds OF all who read
II: 10" Is IL that .7mertcdHs have been SO long and
50 saVi-hly hnmured in dlrkRcsS and ignorr5 c on
the subject of disease.
Dr. 4. H.. Adams LiVer yaisam
THE GREAT PANheEA oF pI>EASE.
Is offered tn the afflicted OF the States and Territories
for the entire of Liver Complains in all sages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic LungFever
Dropsical Affections, Consumption. Bowel Com
plants, Diarrahea. DySeniary. Rheumatism. Rlcc-
ding Plies. Blind Piles, Scrofi!a. Salt Rhrum. Dys
pepsia General Debility Nervousness. Costiycness,
Indigestion, DISTRACTED Menstruaiicps. &c
Dr. \. l.. Adams Liver BnIsum has stood the
wreck and test for The last fifteen years aud has
proved 10 the most stepttcaI, beyond shadow OF
doubt, that it is the
Only reliable Medicine ever DiScov-
tbeing p1rely all Ncgetab!e) for the permanent cure
of the above disease. The skcptica! have be-
come its most san gline votares, and pronounce the
Ifrrr Bnlsdm to be the
Only Reliable iEarbiuEer Health,
TO THE AFFLICTED. EN ERYWHFRE.
Tesim mails come up from every track il has made
swollen with expressions of graIitudc for the relief
receiN cd by its use. And in submitins this. the
Jrrr BaisGH is recommended to all those suffering
Hnderthe
ElsON GRASP of the MONSTER DIS
and at once procure one bottle of Dr. a. h. adams
Ltcer Bais1m,
The reader is referred 10 the Medical tract. found
by making application 10 The Agent where the Bal
sam is Sold giving "a full eptomc Of the cause and
cure of all diseases. Sold by
H = ,,on,,;sa, & Co.. KESosuA, Wis
q. SCOTT, General Agent,
molly Ne 81 RaRdJtpt 81. CAicago, Illinois
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Business Notice.

BUSINESS " OJlce.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Olmstead & Co, Of Chicago, found in
our columns. This firm knows how to
do large business they advertise ex-
tensively, and keep the kind of goods they
advertiSe-D.
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Price Reduced.

EIHOR Colorlng the Hair Black or Brown. from Il
K best manufact urrrs at
STARK 1--WE ATHER & cos
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Alcohol.

ExNRDM 80 to % per cent. for medicinal and me-
u chanicill purposes, always on hand by
STARkNEATHER & co.
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Fluid Lamps.
0akun1,

A LARGE assortment. Burning Fluid. Sperm
I N Pearl Light, Stearine. and Iallow Cand cS al
the Drug store Of STNRKWEATlIFR & CO.
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Just Received

A NEW LOT OF EARLY KENT and Passes Al
n BERT PEAs, ALSO-Spirits TurpcHtine and
Gumphinc; Sluan's Condition Powders, Family
Ointment, and Sloan's Ointment for man and beast
A. SrARKWEATHER 4 cos
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Hair DYE,

EiR, PITCH, andE[s!N. at ,
n STARkW EATHFR & cos
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Graffenberg Medicines.

EARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICGN, n
I'VE most valuable Remedy. Pice reduced 10
Sl,oO. For sale by STARkWEArIIER 4 CO.
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Dissolution PartnerShip.
w ANTED.

TWO OR THREE APPRENTICES 70
/ learn the Millinery business. Apply i'm
mediaieIy 10 5. SCRIBNER.
keno>aa March %. 1881. 3-43
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Pure LIQUORS

NNDR Medicinal purposes, for safe at
~ STARkNEtTHER & CO.'S.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21

A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs Az
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy Of Latter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist,
Liropooi dated August goth, 1852.