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CAPTAIN OANOT,

. - B.. 1a1APTA1N OANOT,57 s..
'UTH0R OF THE GREAT BOOK JUsr BE-
~ !n3 PUBLISHED, SPEAKS of HAMPTON'S
kiNCTuKksUcs - sew r-5p .1as sita. "a
GREAT CURB oP RpluNA.1sM oo.yrR Ar,,rRn
x .aii5T UNDER TROPICAL iCLIMATBS. j.!
@ sci Ie'.v od RALfInoRs, Nd, JuneA 4 1854.
2rs Seettrsdgs, Of the kbs~teis Hbtsl LigM street.
Is.. sis; Being on the point Of leaving tn. city,
kindly for the medicine you sent me- an xhich hai
restored NE to the use Of my limbs. beg you to
send me four bottles more, to carry ON nv VOYAGE
si GO had the fortune to uss Dr. asmpton's teSe
table Tnctufe my confidence Is 90 strong that, in
gratitude % the propristors Of said medicine be-;
you to present my RESPECTS to them, and induce
them to make it moro pu blicly known as a sure
Rheumatic cure. Having called on me on the 10th
OF April last, and eeen me prostrated on my bed,
.ssess in all my i'ubs, you can appreciate neasly
es well as myself the prompt relief / received from
DE- Bampton's Tincture, and am positive had it
not been for yeur strong and forsble recommends
tons should stiil have been In bed e1'a1 80
It is really pity this specific should not be an.
proved by medical men, and like all patent drugs il
should suae tho imputation the public generally
give to such preparstions. 1 myself, who was al
cine With rsluctance, and without confidence IN II,
and 1t was only through your disinterested friendly
recomniendatsons and my critical situation that Ia.
aoced me TO try this really benshcssl Vegetable
You may inform Mesers. Mortimer 4 Movb,.v
that they are at liberty to make use Of my name in
th' support Of the good effects of Dr.. Hampton's
vegetable Tncture, as It has cured me in five weeks
Of chronic i.tlamnatory Rheunsatism, contracted
under tropical climates and Of seven gears periodical
dardton. have only used three bottles, and find
that even the dsformed parts Of my kazds are fsst
fee1rnng their former natural appearance
Z: nave been under toe treatment Of several ply.
sicians in London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York having tried the
Ihompsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after hay.
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TO INVENTORS,

vE1HE once OF "rhe Inventors Protection National
i Union" Is ON fth street, opposite the East Por.
koo q the Patent Oace, and is now ready to attend
70 the business Of Its members, namely: In making
examination and collecting patents, 10.
Inventors invited to call and get COPY Of the
Constitution and Bylaws and where any informs
ton will be given respecting tho Union. Is
All letters buginess must Be directed to this Of
nee, where attsntCn win be given Immediately
A model shop b In connection with the ofaceS
where models cen be made to order at the shortest
notjes. - a-st Il I. g. CLAYTON,
INV n X ~
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.

Aaa,H aues,le, bet,oees ~ and 9th sts
MANUFACTURER of Steam Engines Boilers
Nl Water Tanks, Shafung Pulleys, Hangers and
AiiH Werk generally. ~ s'.-ia it5
Will furnish Saw Mills, all kinds Of Castings,
Wrought And Cast Iron Pipes, and everything in the
Iron line generally. i.,7 - ssS "A
Two small ENGLNES on hand and for ,ssle For
information address G. =. MOVES, Washington Iron
Works, Warrington, De. a. jy 1S-tf
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PREeocIoUssEss.- Some folks thinkitamus-
ing to see children now7ad days, FIVE orsix years
old, chew tobacco and smoke cigars. We OBJ.
served youhgster on Saturday, who had not
got through wearing aprons nput his hand
mon s best fine cut from which be took chew
large enoughto aieken an OK. .-Syraeass Joasy.
nal
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TURXEY YICTORIOUs.

VyOU Win nnd ct the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl.
vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Framas: Portrait, Picture and Minitnre Frames OF
the latest styles: Brackets. Tables Room Moulding
Corr, a., &c ps by leAyinS Jour order you can
have any thing done IN my line. "a. ..a J. ~, 81
dec on reasonable tssm3. Don't htgst The placsl
feb 20-ly JOHN WAGNER.
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: SILVER AND BRASS PLATING.

No. 442 Eighth Street, betsoeen st. and fu. avenue.
Y{lfis under sgned is prepared to do SILVER and
Il BRASS PL >TING In all their varieties.
Numbers for Stores aud Dwellings, Door Plates,
Bell Pu ls Rolling Knobs, Letters and Ornaments
for military and OF Ter Ass Citations furnished ct
Bal ipore prices, snd Of his own workmanship. Il
All kinds Of Conch Work Ia the ine done In the
best and cheapest manner ~ 5f 1'-'e ~
Those who want silver, brass plating, &c., done,
will please calf ~ above, on > i+4f.'
J. A. SIBERIAN, 81;
sep 23-lm Practical Silver Platter,
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD :

n ME subscribers would respectfully inform their
in addition to our Wood and Coat lard near the
Phoenix planing Mil, Georgetown, We havs, foH the
better accommodation OF that portion of our Gus
TONERS who reside In Washington, opened yard at
the corner OF Twenty FIRST aud streets. = %
At either of the above places those In want of fuel
win at all times fnd good supply Of oil kinda Of
WOOD and GOAL, ut the lowest market prices. +
AL orders left at either Of the above places will
sep 27-dfm on. TRAVARS T. STOvER
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILTER-PLATING,

3LaI. e3c;! ON ALL KlNDs OF Mr7AL-3--,cro,t | .
u LABARRE would respectfully inf ,rm the pub.
and 10th strests in the atove business, and fa now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely: ~
> FIRE GLIDING e." :. ~
on all kinds Of ornan1snts for churches, chahces,
;ewe,s, and regaiis for Free Masons Odd Fellows,
and other socislies, military ornaments &c Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WAToHEs;~ "a,
Chains, Goblets, Lockets Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Batter Knives
aHSvl ELECTRO s7LSER-pLATINa S7s
On Military Ornaments Fruit Baskets, Walters,
Csndestcks, and Cassets.
Also Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters, &c
All ornaments for military, Frse Masons, Odd Eel.
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to order
on the shortest notice. % "a" - 80 '''
% - : RRANcIs LABARRE, III
Corner and 10Th sts west near Pa. ave.
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- eoHVlRNoN EsKRIpaE,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
- HOME TESTIMONY

CURB OF LIVER COMPLAINT or TEN YEARS
Messrs Mortimer Mowhrsy: GentlemenNHav.
Ing been afflicted With. liver Complaint of ten years
s'andiog, hereby, for the b. nedt of che afflicted
tASe great pleasure In announcing that after using
g few bottles Of your TinctuTe, found it had &C
ccEnpttshed a perfect cure have used different
medicines from time tn time, bnt have never been
sbie to account fcr any apparent good and it IL a
oloasng to stricken humanity THAI that medic ine ia
tound Vhich possesses the wondercue Do yer of pro-
longing human life. Ths many curesf, has -rought
s a sufficient guarantee Of The beneficial results
"hieh may be experienced from its use. Yours,
respectfully, J.. .CuEF.Is HIY
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see eurrs Of
C'"gh Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Ne,ra,g:a Dyspep-
SIC, Nervousness and Gen eral Weakness As female
medicine or for delicate children we believe it un.
2a-eold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, l4o Balti
lore street, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOTT CO., WINER, ]. B. MOORE.
.. .. CLARKE, CLARKE & BOWLING, w. ELLI-
OFT, and MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by q
8. T. CIsSEL, Georgetown; and G. G. BERRY,
A;exandria, and BY Druggists everywhere.
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Gas FIXTURES.


FftHh subscribers take pleasure in announcing %
L the public that THAR stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some OF the best and latest patterns has
been received, and that they prepared to sell
at the lowest rates Pereons in want Of Gas Fixtures
vii plesse cab and examine they wiz no doubt
fpd IL to their interest 80
Dwellings, and public baildings lifted With gas.tu.
biug at the usual fatss IL y
s-L-fH-- IL W. THOMPSON 4 BROTHER
lac 1k-H Pa sv., bet. 10th and 11th, 5. side.
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r. FOE POOR AND LABORIN8 MEN. Q!
GMALL. BUILDING LOTS of l0 feet. or more, In
y various parts Of the City, and Georgetown, al
low prices, and terms to suit. u & LL0YDlA 60.
= gfsn 5daiL BUILDING STONE &c ~ / d
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Whary6 In
Washington, Georgetown, er Alexandra. o,r,jg -.
..u 1ueta ei e5tz zus.Io ail LofD U!
Peg sale, . large and handsome 0AIRIAGE land
HARNESS. ~ t,,.ryaL LLOYD 4 CO.. .ir
..as 10th street, opp Treasury Department.
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HEAD QUARTERS. -

Corner Of ThsTtssnth and Streets near the Insatre
- " The proprietor Of this ,,,--s /.
~LAIpublic house, Mr. Willian
~4Y Greason, has rsnttea, rem 8.
ovsted, and prepared his
establishment for the accommodations Of vi iters r.
such manner that be trusts will give fu,l
ton to all who extend to him their patronage He
Ia. made arrangements to have the ve,y best o
OYSTERS, &C., for the Bhols season, without regard
toexpense: Families and Parties promptly supplied
HIS Bar and Lardar is at all times stocked with the
best in the line. Making his Acknowledgements toI
past encouragement, he respectfully invites O. con
t'nu ance OF the same, with every intention and ex
erton 70 please. 3C- . su;o g.sr ~ lsaIrb
3g lew Boarders can be comfortable accommo
dated. sen 2o-6n,
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UNDERTAKER.

! WOULD respectfully return my thanks I'd the
citizens OF Washington aud its vicinity for theiI
fagt pattensge and say that owing to the freqnent
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business, ]
have been induced to discontinue the manpfadturs
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
every thing that is requisite to my business, and
an Therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
e few aIo.aen1 notice, and assure these who lus5
gave toe call That vii! sps-e G6 pains to carry out
THAR orders to their entire satssfaction. -
7e JAMES r. HARVEY r
So No. 410, 7th st between g! ard IL.
q. B-Cslh attended to st eli houm of the night
mar Fly -. .; r.
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|. Irlo DE klL S<' HLA GEA 4 Bro
ENG1NEER 4 ORNAMENTAL DRAUGIITs
MEN AND ENGRAVERS. !,

DENNSYLVANIA avenue, between % h and
i 18th streets, north side, over " ss's Jewelry
Store NC srs 7. II. 4 q. A Oehlschlsger wonid
public that they have opened an office at tbs
above place, wh-re ell orders In The various
branches OF Drawing and Engraving viii be prompt
ly and carefully attended 70 We pssdculariy call
the altcDti0n Of persons wishipg Dssigpina or
Engraving on Wood, o. this Is the only offSs at
present ii Washington where such work can b sx:
eouted. Eep 26-ln%
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REV. VERNON EsKR1DaEu.jaNy

PORTSMOUTH, VA Aug. l8, 1851. &.
M. >. T. Boush-eear sir: While I asa. in gene
raj opposed to patent medicines candor compeis me
70 state that have great confidence in the virtues
of HamptOn's Vegetabl. Finoture. For several
months past have used it in my family and In
cyspepsa loe OF appetite. disziness and general de-
bity, with entire suoceea So far as NV experience
extends, thsrefore, take pleasure in recommend,
ing It to the afflicted as cafe and efficient remedy
an, respectfully, yours,
0F @E2 enHVlRNoN EsKRIDaI,
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY" !"

THIS beautiful burial place of the dead hating
Il just been dedicatsdwith appropriate ceremoniee
r the purpose, is now open for the reception Of the
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for hundped
bodies, in which such triepds cf tho dead - may
.priy can place the depard until they select ites
The plan the incorporators he ono Of equality in
regard to the lots, which will not be- put up publicly
Tor sale, (aithoogh they usually bring premium J
making the early selection Of lots tao most desir
sble, s.. , =
Until an office is established in the city Of Wash
ingt0n, applications will be punctualiy atts nded
to ct the present Office, in the east wing OF the build
ing ON entering the Cemetery.
Il p-ty4 y, WM. 9. HUMPHREYS ,
n. B-Glenvood is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. .r- aug 1l-am
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p Had = "Winning Way" with Her.

= n WayWafu- son OF the. Emerald Isle stIeft
, the bed and board which he and Margaret
MS wite, had occupied for long while, and
spent his time around rum shops, whore he
was always on hand to count himself ain. y
nheneVerj anybedy should ..stand treat. y
Margaret was dissatisfied with this state of
things, and endeavored to ges her husband
back again We shall see how she succeeded /:
Nov, Patrick, my honey, will ye come
mo, Margaret won't come back, .'
."An won't you come back for the love Of
,,.';!! Not for the love of the child1ea, Marga
NWil ye come back for the love Of me-
"Niver at all; way wild ye." .s..
An, Patrick, won't the love Of the church
bring ye back an-l,Gm c.; ell ! =
The church to the divil, and then won It
come back"
Margaret thought she would try one other
inducement Taking rint bottle of whisky
from her pocket, and holding it up, to her
truant husband, she said :.a.,., -, -i-o.!
VIII ye come home for the rap of whisky?''
'."Ah, me Sdariint," answered Patrick, up.
able to withstand such temptation, ssit s yer
Sill that "a ways bring mo home again-ye
has q s"eh es a 'v,nmtah' aoay a0id ye. I'll come
Margares declares that Patrick was slre-
claimed by moral suasion!1 a1l@,sv biz
THE PROM IBIroRY LreURoR LAW IN PENN
|sfnvAErA.-In referring to the late election
~ Pennsylvania; when the voters of the State
were called upon to decide whether they would
have a prohibitory liquor law or not, the. Phil
iadelphia Ledger says: -' '7oS+i' @''01- -
The Prohinisnry Liquor Law ticket, which
"a lhls county received very large mao ity,
though the vote on the q6estion was ten thou.
sand less than the highest aggregate vote
poited, appears to have met with defeat in
the State. Several counties, it is reported
give large maJorities against it-5O0O in West
moreiand, 4oO0 In Northamp on, and 5000 In
berKs. ,Ihe agricultural counties appear to
have voted generally against the law II the
advocates OF temperance, We mean, those who
have temperance really at heart, and not the
political tricksters who attempt d make tina,
question heistalking horse to cover their par
asnn projects, were to direct their efforts to
the object of procuring stringent license
law rom tho next Legislature, they would be
likely to accomplish some good for their cause
WHAT THE RATS lD.--The New York Jour.
nal of Commerce says, by way Of scaution to
Danny, No, il Clinton Place, in that city, was
left vacant nearly two months last summer
while the family were absent in the country.
On the return OF the proprietot, It was found
that tbe'entire premises were saturated with
water-fnrniture irreparable. damaged, cell
ings thrown, &c. It was ascertained that dur
ing the protracted drought some sAgaeions
rat had gnawed into, lead pipe between the
floors. The perforation was not larger than
a pins head. = piano that cost $3.50 year
ago was sold for $40; carpets, door mats, and
such like articles, were rotted SO TO fall in
pieces, upon being removed; pictures were In
| not much better condition. -. ,.-.., ar, .,
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UNDERTAKING & CARIRFT 1MAYITa
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKE ar

OA0A"A4 MAh1AIs q OCNUGnlAh EiA.
NaE undersigned would respectfully ly.inforna his
4 friends, eoeuaintanoes, and ths public generally
inst hs still continues to execute oil orders ia he
line of business in the bost manner and 1t the saos
est notice -"i' - -
EEPAlR1E9 neatly and promptly sxecited
H--2 FUHERA AIS attended to a.
aanner Bodies preserved in ts n,sst perJess sNs,s
rSr, eusa IN 1e tpGTHest weather. y.7 g. =
Aa.nkful fos past favors, he would respectfully
sohctt, aAd VIII enaesyor to merit continuaaba of
the same. '-' ANTHONY BIfCHJ "
Pa. ave, 8. side, between 9Th and 10th sta.
Residenoe: Mr.. Martins, No. 800, street, toird
house east OF 9Th strest- .eA ug, mar 15l.7
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND.
DERSONS desiring to Sand money to Ireland, can
Z obtain checks for FL or more, on the Belfast
Banking Company, payable In all the principal
towns. Apply to CHUBB BR0THERS,
Bankers, opposite thu Treasury Ruildins.
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er UHDERTA AKERS, &c. e.
=, COFFIN WAREROOM. &c.

1K---7 WILLIAM PLANT q CO. EN-
= Observation-Disclosures dig! Sew.
enth street, between and q streets. Inlernenta
pEncurea IN any ground OF cemetery. Coffins Caps,
sareoas, Carriages Hesrre, and every article fes
NOTICE, on the most rsasonshle etsrms, snd at All
noars OF the night Having the exclusive rieht OF
Crnmp Patent Corpse Preserysr, we gusrantte to
keep the dead for any length of time. = CO LIT
UNDERTAKING & CABINET MAKING.
fNiiHI advertiser returns sincere "a, h,rka "a h;a
4 friends ana the public in u -.
general fr their past patronege, = p
and informs them tn It, with IN
cssastd facilities, be is prepared = =.
to atthnd to all ordrrs in his line of business with
pronptness and dispatch He gives bis personal at
t'ntion to Undertaking, and thoEe rcquirn. his
'erIioes will always end hin careful and obliaing.
Calls attended to at all hours day and night.
u the cabinet making line he trusts to be sh)s to
give sadsfaction heretofore His, establish meat
ls 91 pa avenue, Nos. l66 and 1873, between l7th
and 18th SITS , First Ward, Washington -
JOSEPH GAWLER,
oct Sim Cabinet Maker and Undertsker
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> u Potatoes are plenty. 10 The interior Of
New Hampshire at two shiilings a8ushsl.
y The DEBT Of PhiladelDhia il. .fass.vero.
in. on S20, 600 Q0O ''t~oTeis
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at the ne corner of said Block.
thence " on the n line TO the W
line Of lot two. themes on tho
" line Of lot two twenty-fourfs
thence on a line parallel TO
the n line Of sd Il to the Il ne
of the II thence N an tho q lin.
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The Lamp Lighter.

FENUE LAMP JIGHTEE--Those in wrnt OF Al
= entertaiu in book will find itat
april kiNG'S HOOK STNpu
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mERRIMAC PRINTS.

- NE ss ,Cof Merrimac Prints, genuine ar,ieIe.
~ at eIer cents gard, at
METCALF * MEREUS
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Weekly Telegraph.
NEW YnnE Nnr /

NEW YORK, Nov. l.
The Crystal Palace was closed to-day,
forever and can be visited during the re-
moyal of the goods only.
A Washington correspondent of the
Tribune telegraphs that the British Gov
eminent, has issued orders to its naval
officers and diplomatic agents to abandon
the Mosquito PrOtectionate as far as Grey
town is concerned, the officers being d.
rected not TO interfere in any way. except
as to claims for actual British subjects
for demands for damages in the lombard
ment, which are to be taken note of.
The Irish military regiment the
Meagher Grenadiers of Jersey City
held an Indignation meeting yesterday.
and passed strong resolutions rebuhing
the Catholic Priests for their denuncia-
ton of them on Sunday last.
Dir. Mitchell spoke in reply to the at
tack on him.
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CHICACo. Nov. Sd.

CHICAGO Nov. Sd.
The Passenger Train for Rock Island
which left Chicago at / p. NJ, broke the
axle of the engine near Alinoka station.
"A horse jumped upon the track, throwing
off the train, breaking the ribs of the en-
gineer, and killing and wounding or seal
ding from 80 to 10 first class passengers.
The citizens of Joliet are rendering all
the assistance in human power to the
wounded and dying. The physicians pre-
sent say that at least dozen Of those
who are scalded will die during the day.
The whole number seriously injured. is
now supposed to be over 10. The CON
ductor, Van Bushish. escaped uninjured.
Several Of the scalded were insensible.
and others were writing in their last
Hgonies at 10 \. NJ.
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UNREDEEMED LANDS.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, pur-
L suant to sec. 100, chap Is, of the Rev,
following described lots and tracts of land
situated in the County of keuosha and
State of Wisconsin, sold the 18th of April,
1852, by the Treasurer of said County, for
tho unpaid taxes and charges due on the
same for the year 1851, still remain unre
deemed, and that the time limited for their
redemption will expire on the 18th day of
April, 1855, at which time, unless previous
~ redeemed, they will be conveyed to the
holder of the tax certificate.
Dated at kenosha this 18th day Of Oct,
1854. II. Ii. DEMING.
OK Of the BID of Sup'rs, Ken. Co., Wis.
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prt bl 81 com at sw cor, time e 70
rds n Is rds W % rds l8 rds
prt bl 81 com at Sc cor, thnc W 8
rds n Is RS s rs Is, rs
prt bl 81 com at nwscor, then "a
RS 18 RS W A rs n 4 RS q 90 RS
n IA rs
prt bl 81 com at sw corr, tim = 4
rss l6 rs s 4 rs " l6 &c
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PLASTERING HAIR

4 y EXCELLENT ARTICLE OF Plastic. NC
IA on hand aud tor sale at Inc Lumber ard OF
DURA EE, TRU ESDEII, 4 Co
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Red Cedar Posts,

THE BEST QUALITY Of FENCING. POSTS.
Il RED CEb-AR1 on hand and for sale at our
Lumber Yard As cry ptaee cAcrs t&sv can be 3D.
tanned an Tie Ctlg. Also, WHITE CEDAR POSTS
DURkEE, TRUESDELL & co
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BEEBE HATS,

CSr RECEIVED, direct from New Yerk. few
~ OF She LATEST STYLES, Fashiounble
al SILK Hats. BEEBE'S MAkE-a spIcn
aid article, sale cheap, al the Clothing Ernnn.
tiuh OF l.. T. FRANCES
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Pictures for the Million!
DGSGE.S
PATENT SUCTION &FORCE PUMP
&RVE EsrE'EEHNG NEVE

AND WARRANTED NEVER TO GET OUT OF
ORDER. AND ADAPTED TO THE
DEEPEST WELLS.
FyOR Dwellings. Railroad stations, Mines Steam
N boats Ships, and all other purpoSesfor which
suction or Force Pumps are required.
These Pumps. combining both the Suction and
Force principles, are douhl i, aCiugHnd ma! bcuScd
FOR eli her hoI cold iuids; the piston and valves
being of the best bt'-neial composition; aud the
piston fitting perfectly In the cylinder, without tho
necessity of packing. They have met The cordial ap-
probation Of the Public, which Is better proof o..
their utility and durability than RuV other.
Those ordering pumps will please state to what
they 10 lee applied. They are always fitted to
tn the platform, aud sent ready 10 set up. lnorma-
lion relative n rc price ~ bras, pumps, ufany size
may be obtained by addressing
81. A. SE'ss5E.Ea. kAenOSha. Wis,
G-HrrG{ .3gtHt }aV fhr $tGfc Of Wisconsin,.
or the Pa;cnIccs AID PfUprNtcrs,
f. T.. & W. +. DODGE,
New bTrgh, NY .
3 al orders, 70 sscrrs ,4tteBftoH must be acc
panied By the Cash j
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-09
RUBRER. GOODS


q GOOD ASSORrMENTOF RUBBER, ROUND
"a Side, and PUT Combs. Also, ri BBI Il DRES
BONLS, the best article in use. at
HUBBARD NEW STORE,