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ALSO, FOR SALE.
OLD COLONY SWEET CORN,

RAISED BY TIE REV. A. r.. POPE.
{ ind described by him IN the Hdedzine
Of horticulture, Vol 1ri p. 529.)
AND ALSO BY Messrs. HovEY & CO., PosroN.
II is q true hybrid and tho most remarka-
BILE variety ever produced. 1t was raised in
lS47, from tho Southern White Corn. i'm
pregnatcd with the early Sweet Corn of New
England. The ears are of remarkable size
containing sirtcen, eighteen, or twcntq, and
sometimes twenty. four rops each. In its pro-
ductiveness it is unsurpassed single stock
planted after the middle Of June, producing
six ears. 1t is the richest, sweetest. and
most delicious corn known. An ANALYSIS of
il, and several other sorts, by Dr. c. r. Jack
son, shows that it is more abundant in sac
charine matter than any other variety, its
composition being "deXtrine, sugar and phos-
phat"s, while the common varieties contain
considerable coil and gluten"
1t has been exhibited before the Massa-
chusettS Horticultural Society for three
years, and has not only received the common
dation of the Society, bnt has been awarded
be following prizes -
1850. For now variety of Swce
Corn, $500
1851. For aneW 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 the
Massachusetts Horticultural Society in their
report for 1852, remark, THAT the Old Col
ony Sweet Corn raised by Mr. Pope, we rec
ommend AS worthy Of cultivation by ALL"
The Old Colony Sweet Corn, though not
as early as the common Sweet, is sufficiently
so TO produce perfect crop in New Eng
land. Two sowngs, one in May and the 9th
or in June. will supply the table from July
until frost. All who have eaten it pronounce
II the most luscious variety and an invalua-
bic addition 20 our esculent vegetables.
10 SINGLE EARS, IS CTS. ST
The Trade Supplied on Reasonable Terms.
Small quantities sent By mail ifroquested.
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p e Ian II
FOR SALE.
9 r. Ell O q MS

- - -
Well known Seeding, superior In quality
and size to any of the varieties of Mammoth,
Colossal, or Victoria, and continues 10 pro-
duee new leaf stocks until November, not be-
ing affected by the early frosts This vari-
ETY. was raised by the Subscriber IA years ago
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-
ticulturai and other Papers, could be produ-
ced IN abundance TO show that this Pie Plant
is all that is represented, will only insert
one from a paper published in this city. where
the Editor has awaited himself of opportuni.
ties OF frequently visiting my garden, for the
last ten years. Ii is as follows:
But the most remarkable feature of this
garden is the Mammoth Pie Plant, and GER
tainly any one who is curious to know what
Pic Plant is, and how it may be cultivated
and developed, would do well to look az il.
We state what we witnessed, (snd what we
should doubt, if we had not witnessed il. J
that from one root was Gu, q quantity, which
after being trimmed ready for cooking. weigh
ed FORTY-EIGHT POUNDS. and Ger
iainly as much more was left on the root. nm
cut making the product of one root nearly.
if not quite, che HUNDRED POUNDS
of plant. And we are not aware that this
was very unusual growth for we saw thou
sands ofbunches, 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 nor only
supple. home demand, but ships to other
places, furnishing one house in Chicago with
thousand pounds per week. '-IeieqraDh.
am now growing quantities of it for the
California and Oregon market [Dwariinc
the roots. | sent few roots TO Oregon last
January, and the growth last season astonish-
ed the Citizens there, Notwithstanding they
had seen TALL grorths ofrcQetation at home.
will securely pack in boxes, and forward
according to directions, Ten Roots for S. :;
Five Roots for S.; or One for 81 the Cash
to be sent with the order. A severe frost
does not injsre the roots, and they can be
sent with safety TO any part of the Union
gyAddress B. P. Cahoon, Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

STIRKWEA TIERS. CO.. Agt$. Kcnoshd
d for sale by Druggists, generally. st
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THG
National Police Gazette.
Il. I.ENOW. Enrrnp


TENiE National Police SaZstie. She first paper Of The
& Kind ever published in the Uniisd State i di>-
tmc.lve in is character being complete chronicle OF
Crime and Criminals Justice and lis Administrators
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in all their varied lights aud shades. The fniuNin..
are some oflhe particular features: Full Reports
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The ELEPHANT Is CoMING.-The
Buffalo Express, of Monday, says, among
the items which the Lady E2gia was
loading, yesterday, was live caravan,
consisting, of eighteen wagons, each con
tanning one or more wild beastes-es.
Their destination is Milwaukee. The
elephant belonging to this savage party,
will arrive to night There will be some
fun in getting him aboard.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
SOAPS! SOAPS (!

Bd@iR's Military Shdaing Soap.
The Celebrated PONCINE SO4P for
,rhifenino the hands.
Ctedre's HONEY SO1P. arhich took
the Prize at the London HIorId's Fair.
The genuine YANKEE soap.
BAR SO-fP Of the best quality. for
so 10 nj -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
EREEE T'aSEES.

Fruit Trees in quantities TO suit Purchas-
crs. Apple, Pear-hoth standard and Dwarf.
Cherries, Plums. Ounces, Grapes mainly of
bearing sizes Goosehcrries red, white, and
black Currauts, best varieties; Strawberries,
best standard and many new and choice va
rietics
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

IMMENSE TRAyEL.-Last Saturday az
ternoon, SIX stages, two express coaches,
one harouche and several smaller carriages
came to this city, from Beloit, loade>3
with passengers from the eastern states
and every day the number of passengers
is very large, Travel has never been 80
extensive this way any season before
JdaeSyiHe Gazette.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

A New MovEMENT.-Tbe New York
Times, noticing the various efforts that
are IN progress for the improvement of
the sons poor men, says an effort is full
as needful, TO ameliorate the condition
of the sons Of rich men and lead them
into paths of virtue, sobriety and use
ullness.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

In pursuance of authority from the
Iast legislature, the electors of Shebovran,
determine by ballot, oh the 18th day of
May, whether they will loan their city
credit to the amount of 100000 to aid
the construction of the Sheboygan *
Mississippi II r.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

\ CURIosITY.-We have been shown
by Obediah Crane, Esq, of Pontiac,
Lamb having eight legs two tails, and
two bodies forward to the neck, at which
point, and to the nose, it presents the
ordinary appearanceof a single specimen.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

IMPRISONMENT FOR SEDUCTIoN.-At
Adrian, Michigan, last week, Edmund
Grandy, Jr., was sentenced two years
imprisonment in the State Prison. for
the seduction of Mary Doty under the
promise of marriage.
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The ceremonies at the Crystal Palace,
both day and evening, will include mu-
sic by the New York Harmonic Society.
and by number Of eminent artists, who
have volunteered their services; address
ses from some of the ablest men in our
country, distinguished for their devotion
TO Labor AMI Art, besides many other
interesting and popular attractions, all If
which will be announced at an early day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

ALL THEY ARE WoRTH-The Phil
adelphia Saturday Evening Post SAYS
shat Mt large sale of Shanghai and 9th
er fancy chickens in that city, recently,
birds of pure breed were knocked off al
from 25 to rs cents each"
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EVEHRGESEl2NS,

Over 5000, from to feet high. Balsam
and Norway FRS, Spruce, Pine, IIcmlock,
and Arhor Vitae. These have grown in my
garden from 3 to years, and can be trans
plaoted with as much certainty Of growing
as Currant
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Cane Seat Chairs.

TEvHE Subscriber |. now putting up o large lot Of
a Cane Seat ChDirs which for quality and price
are preferable, he thinks, any ever offered in this
place
\ large Stock of ether kinds Of Furnl lure is now
o. hand, and being manufactured, which will be
sold cheap for Cash.
rg Ware Room South OF and across from The
hunals House. JOHN NICOLL.
VI rca 2I.IsJi. dxxIyu
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Prospectus
OF THE
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To add TO the interest and usefulness of
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addition of an equivalent TO about four addi-
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Real Estate.
S&a.OO0.

elegant dwelling, in BID St. n. y. city, $1,000,
- building lots in leo and l0isi sis. \. \,
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luO villa Sites, containing each lu,9UU So
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List OF Gifts.

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ALSO,

ALSO,
ST0wELL'S EVERGREEN SWEET CORN.
So fully described and highly cxtolled by
Professor j. J. MAPES, lie the Working
Farmer Both of the above varieties were
fully ripe long before the first frost. The
yield was more than double that of any of
the old varieties Of sweet corn.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
-uarTing" Of Gen. Washington,
Rev. Henry Ward Beccher,
q. 81 IL

To all old and new subscribers, who send rs The
dollar for lcJt, showers of which have been and ar,
STU coming fruu every direction and by cverN mail
ASlhg biadem Is strictly raj and religious
WORK. entirely free from scCtaranism .CSabli he'd o
lrt TuF.rse OF opp sing and to take The place o.
hc foods = Immoral and fc tious works Of The ia,
W. hope e. receive continuance of the sym paihl
and ad of The friend ~ morality and religion Ccncf-
ally. Resp, cttulIy,
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GOOSE BERRIES.
The largest and best assortment ever offered
for sale in thu West

The largest and best assortment ever offered
for sale in the West.
American and English varieties that have
been fully tested, both hardy and productive,
and not liable TO mildew. Amongst them is
the justly celebrated IIoughions Seedlings,
small fruit but of the best quality, one of
the most productive, never mildews in any
locality. have taken from l6 to 20 quarts
from o single bush at one picking. have
had them make growth of over five fl. in q
single season. Ii requires to be trained to a
frame or trellis.
The following English varieties are under
cultivation and will be ready for delivery rs
soon rs they nrc proved to be adapted to this
climate. The four whose weights are
stated, have taken the frs. prizes at the Lam
cashire, England Gooseberry show, for the
last two years. The others are among the
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DARLEY'S GREAT PICTURE OF
WYOMING.

They have determined 10 distribute among the pur.
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2oO,OOO Gifts, OF the value OF S250,OO0.
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USE BONPLAND'S
Fever & Ague Remedy.

EFT IL neither Patent, QuGck or Empire, but q
EGCnujne Specific, prepared from the Recipe Of o
Physician, and Apr, we'd by the widest and beat
known scientific Chemist IN the Country, [DR. J. r.
Chiffon, of New York; and by him recummen-
ded 90 the world voluntary and without pay for It's
valuable properties and declared that it contained
mineral poisonous substances in its wonderful
properties IN removing Biis, and giving TONE,
STRENGTH and NIGutIR 10 the Lirsr, Kidssss
and Stomach, in other words. curing the disease
Jhorou gAy and Efeetuatiy not simply breaking the
chill, but removing tho Cause, arteverywhers se-
knONledged.
TheTestimony Of hundreds In
81EE0. INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
ynd other paris of the country, could be given 20
prove this, hut ask The public to Try II. We have
the utmost confidence in il, and stake Its success
on its merits.
LET NO F.7MILT RE WTTHOUT IT.
F. ROBINSON,
.f1sHt for KeHssAs.
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