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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27
For CLOTHING CHEAP tND FINK, 30 To
aACk q t<DBsNsTiNE'S
Western star CtOthaus store,


the lower story Of Drrws Pavilion Water and Sye
HUH.ta ..-.....
~ MESSRS. NICK 4 LOBEN>TiNE .---<----xx-
- have s~e'd aud win CONTINUE To 55f N
~ GIVE weekly fr m their Large Whole <EyT n,
-JF sale E-.alist maut in Cineinuati the il4AtX NJ
larges, aud fiDst extensive rtmeRt at
APRiN'iAND $ MINER c. oTHIvG.
manuaetured with especial viw
mrrkss and ean>sting i OispIar
COATS The oila wing kinds made b,ss ials
aud In - laieftrt ar new IN -t"rv
Biloxi Clofh DR. =. aHA Frcek Clats. i
PrsNn iia'k and IaVIsiile Grven.
Grey BLACK. Rr"vh and Geld mixed Tweei. -.lt
Aisoiery Mind Of css Sacks ir-ss and Frock
Goats al shieh respectfully the
ra,ti-ul.r attention If the public. = .1..
PAAT-.-S .Prr lfk a"d fancy csssim imerss;
Allvaristies Of Bemiazine aud Drsp d Ete'j rI.-
Grf.s linn neeskin aud CordpToy. .. ..I
Ca sinst. Jeans aa fancy Summer Pants ofevsry de-
VESTS Back Satin and fancy silk yests:
v ivet. val-ncit BId sni White Marseiil-s. Linen:
fC's 'merr AMI oaset th Common Vests of all sy les
aud az the gery 10 wes prices.
FURNISHING GOODS. egri.
&E@- Cons suing an - ly-Gfi
- sssorimes. Of custom made tosati 'bElt
ssts>>~ ; y - 'aiIIII - Caleb Cravssoisa W.
s,,, ,,,,, n .,n" @ pl wsrs ndsr-- rt-
A.r and her arlice ,R<nay toaid ih u's '
tensvs rst1tli s,uen = q the cod try -. -. 4
Ia eoun.st wifh tpeIr iarg stock ei int. stNf
in4 they Eiil Keep hns assSa iine"tu iP =
81 .un.ref VI ATS md CAPS 1AIso 81 kiniso rt
Upies Mexran California. LeehOrB. fAnans ana o''''
s''0' "' ~ IlATS. AID SHOES.
7. 4, pseles 20 upntian heir eiesant NJ very
Of n, r.sn and h.rk ndspf trunks C.rrs az aH'
&C., nnrehssin< elses We rstdrn cur Than - y"
or their very literal pAtrohass an" re-
spres mi oak ontuusnce Of ie ssfne orpx.roSr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27
,r,TuEv AND FrNDrN Gs.

UTIlIIlM BILL. is just opening on Main street
w aIpositeths Bank large ana well
n t-.ther aud findings. consisting IN part 81
.uUl sises of sole leather Hemlock and spanish
tanned. .- MA
80 doz morroccs No. I. 9. and {. Tampco extra Mao
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies' treneh-
IS doz Ki9-Prme Chy. heavy country, hght mo
dunn
20 IpE Dchineal Roam
lIJ ~PnS blue aud green do lr.t
20 Linngs-PinS, blue. and green.
20 Bindinys-iindsey's cape goat ana sheep''
l. ) a. Patert Kid skins. -, v,,o,A
$50 Calf sSns-iisSt. heavy, and medium "or'o
Far and CaTon, 81.
le .. Oil thong leather,
| 10 Mairsss Kid
20 bbls pegs.
$40 prs laslS. -t .us sail. tack o
siamrs thread Suffers. siicker wheels, ks!s. p ns
and all other p,ols AMI materials use" os s 49,, ,r
iii will be sold on the most reasonaoie terhs
4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27

IC; CNEAMs "a.
MFRS LOUISA KOijkNBERG has again ofeneo nc NC
lN Ic. Cream Saloon fo' the summer, an1 VIII
aud during the warm se son. Keep constant; " ~, r IT,
for IN. edatIiea af vi-iiors- 'd Hfheie "
Cream she has rooms ne u! ht'eh Up Nn ,' 50,
wotd he happy 1, receive cal fr1m the a'''es o.,
gentlemen OF Evansville. knT'nce 20 'ho ,so:em
door To her CONFECTIONERY -. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27

BOOTS AND SHOES.
NJ X. HENDRlCkS * CO. have received large
supply Of ~
Mems Calf KIP and Goat Boots;
p Boys AMI Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Men'sC Calf, kin. Goat, I'm GoItand rnan III Brogans
BOYS. and Youths Calf, Kip and Enamlj do;
LADIES' Misses inI Cmllren's shoe, of all varieties
which hey will 4. as low lowest. Merch Ints
invited TO call and examine stock before purch
ing. lap6
ClLKS!-Back. Brocade and watered fancy plaid
y and striped just reed and for sile very low al
l.. SILBERuAN'S,
my23 Main stree ! or below Branch Bank.
. NAILs--ss5 kegs Wheeling and Pittsburgh brands
I Tor sale oy -tap21) BEMENT & VIELE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27

u - o.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
UTICA, Ny.
CAPITAL, $i5O,00o.
pIRLcr
y 'lson Roth, Roswell +. Smith,
A. r. Rockwell. b. J. hlehars.scn,
George ~. Williams, Edward Hale.
Edward Edwards, owen Richards,
BENJAMIN =. Graves, sam ie haine,
Isravl G. Atwood, Miner L. Biekneii,
Calvin Hall. f -ft
Nelson Roth. President. a. F. Rockwell, Sct'y.
EDWARD edwards, v. Pres Mt. Rodman. Tr as'r.
James Il. Stevens. Aciuary G. Rockwell, Apng. Agt
Insurance effected against toss or damage oy IRE and
inland Navg alton, at eurrent rates.
-NGEs:
John E. Hininan. TX Mayor.
Hon. Horatio seq mSur, oovernor
Read. Taylor S Co Q Maiden Lane, New York
Platt c Brother 30 Maiden Lane. New York.
Rchirdson & Hicss 20 Mahien Lane New York.
Jas :. Lynch. Cashi-r. Ontario kranch Bank.
Samuel 3. Garvin. District Attorney.
Sackett, Davis x Porter cor Maiden Lane & Brd'y.
Sew-li. simmons os Go. Maiden Lane
William Human IA Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Samuel Perry. Front street. New YORK.
Applications received, and Policies ssaed at curret
rates by .--tr
jyi3r JOHN J. CHANDLER. Agent
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Sos., g. -. L. LANES Low & CO
.ie Az Nam street, Loaisyille. Ky.
SsT LOFTS REFINED SUGAR-75 his Loaf. Crmhed
- Powdered and Refined Whe. in and on the
for sale by (m2S) 5. E. GILBERT CO.. syc ear Water.
IL Nv 40 A. G. PUSHEf-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27

ED EGEIV ED per crs-'a Psae--s' cases o. me mo-,
Hf E.sh;c III. Bapn md c. ldte Has eh We eel
- AT NEW YORK Al CTION PRICES
| rfyou are wanting Larg,n com. an em gt'ek II
| a,lii Corner o Main ani Watar sts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27

IL. II. GoopxAs, Prest w. w. CoxEs, Vice Pres't
l.. BESroS, Secretary.
Dirse:ers. .r
H. H. Goodman, Wm. Birnet.
W w Comes WIn. McCammon,
E. Gest 1 George Carlisle,
Cis.fles Conahan, Samuel Il. Keys, ..e--
A. e. Bur-, L. Goodnan,o ,of Cincinnati.
N.B.Payne, Cleveland, D. w. .Deshler, Columbus.
= q ~ Board Of Fiaaaes; . IEa r.lf
Hon. jacob Burnet. Sam'l Wiggins, Esq
SIS. Goodman, Esquire.
Applications received By 90
r. : HoRNBRooH & CHURCHILL, Ag'ts.
Prof W. II. ByFoRD. Medical Examiner. (declUnl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27
BUSINESS CARDS.

5fOHN G. DEvEREUx, ia, Wholesale and Retail
I'd dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens Window Blinds,
easters. Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps Phosgene
sas etc., e,c Main street, between First and Second
streets laug10 ly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

The nomination in the Third District
for Member of Congress-. was somewhat
repnl,ivc to that portion Of the RcpuIli-
can Party heretofore hcloDcinr Co the
Wing and Frecsoil Parties from the APP
prchcnsion that his Joining the new par
ty was merely a catch to oct the nomina-
ton. But we observe that the sober
second thought Of the rco,le seems to
ratify the nomination with entire una
n;,,;t,- Thu sbl-osh D.a,o,,.,,, oe .o],-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
River improvements.

We learn that the work on the River
below, will lie so far completed, as to be
out of the way of the water before Win
ter sets in cald weather not interior
ing with the finishing up fwork. where
it is not already completed, The Dams
are nearly all finished vt the upper
Chute the Dam has hcen extended
across the River and a week ago was
ready the whole distance to receive the
sparS, half Of which are already on. \
good force are at work upon the upper
lock and lower end Of the crib work, and
it will soon be ready to let in the water
The winters work Of finishing up the
whole work below Ncnasha will be com
paratjvely light, we see no reason why
it will not be in readiness for Spring
Navigation.--fppie'on Crescent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

Mr.. T. L. McElrath publisher of the
Empire City, at New York, and repub-
lisherof Dickens Household Words. feels
agerieyed at the course Of the HaIpcrs,
and appeals to the press in the matter.
He says ne bought and paid for the adj
vance sheets Of the new novel Hard
Times" at heavy expense, and found
that the increased sale ofhis journal was
not enough to meet it. and that his only
chance against loss, was its publication
in cheap pamphlet form. lie according
" announced its publication in such form.
andreccived orders from the trade" for it.
Within twcuty-four hours of the appear
ance Of his publication, he says the Harp
'cra issued an edition, which they threw
upon the market at one-haJf tie price of
his. sent it to the trade all over the coun-
try without orders, and to many who
had ordered Of him. at this reduced price
"a price far Jelo1r the actual outlay for
paper and printing, thereby suffering a
loss themselves. lie is just starting in
business, and alleges that this was done
to break him down.
These statements granted, there is no
one but will dcpyecate the conduct of
the HarperS. And we are prepared to
believe it. for their magazine has been so
trucking, that we have lest all respect
for Its publishers. But we fear that no
amount Of sympathy willmake good men
Of the Harpers, or relieve Mr.. McElrath's
necessities
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

Goblin snoD--Trogress and Prejudice.
We have received from the publishers,
sfessrs. Dewitt & Davenport, the Goblin
S4o5, BY Henry l.. Stevens, book full
Of grotesqnc pictures, enough to excite
tie lisibil,ties Of every one, Illustrating
a history written in verse in an exceeding
" happy and plnlning style; it is book
to make one laugh, and laugh heartily.
Also Progress and Prejudice, a novel
by Mrs. Gore. We have not yet had
time to read it, but Mrs. Cores works
have desciyedly good reputation.
These works are for sale at Simeon
Kings. Mr.. King deserves. credit for
his enterprise in getting on all the new
works Of the day.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
Cool Endorsement.

The last number Of the Patriot has the
following notice of its candidate for Con
greSs:
Tie democratic nominee for Congress
in this District--Dr. OrIS lIoYT-by the
resolutions Of the Convention, stands
square and fair upon the Nebraska plat
form.
The contest in this district will show
how many democrats are willing to &C
F cept a acrc law of Congress as test of
/ party tealty-and how much our plat
form makers viii gain by the process.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
II isn't all in bringing Up.

- ASH SAi IA ID iASiHS ops
1t isn't all in bringing up
Let folks say what they viii
To silver scour pewter cup,
1t viii be pewter still.
Fen he of old, wise Solomon,
Who said, Train up a child
If | mistake not, had a son
Proved rattle Drained aud wild.
4 man of mark, who flin would pass
For lord of sea and land,
May have the training of il son,
And bring him up full grand;
May give him all the wealth of lore,
OF college and Of school,
Yet, after all, may make no more
Than just decent fool.
Another. raised bv Perjury
Upon her bitter bread,
Whose road TO knowledge is like that
The good TO heaven must tread,
Has got a spark of Nature light,
Hen fan it to a fame.
Till in It's burning letters bright
The world may read his name.
If it were Ill in bringing up
In counsel and restraint,
Some raseals had been honest men,
I'd been myself saint.
0! It's Mt all in bringing up
Let folks say what they will;
Neglect may dim Il silver cup
1t will be silver still.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

CHOLERA CURED BY SNErzING.-A
most remarkable cGre q a case of chole-
ra. bY mistake. is related in a late num-
Der Of the Gdztttc dcs HopitGAr. 4 ply
stefan, DR.. Roger, having been called upon
to visit patient in tie worst stage Of the
disease, prescribed, bat with scarcely the
slightest hope that it would be etiica-
cious, IN cmetic Of one drachm and a
half of ipccachuana to be taken in three
doses (DrjSeS) at intervals ofhalf an hour.
The person who was charged to admins
tlr the ipecach ana, seeing the word pri-
Ses, and finding that the medicine was a
powder imagined that it was kind OF
snuff and three prjSeS meant three pinch
eS /; he consequently made the poor chol-
era patient snuff it up through his nose
The ipecachuana. thus administered. in
stead of making the man vomit, caused
him fit Of snoezing, and this fit lasted
so long, and he sneczed with such force.
that a violent reaction took place, heat
returned to the surface. all the symptoms
of cholera ceased and when Dir. Roger
paid his next visit, TO his establishment
he found his patient cured.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
A E40ve o. a shawl,


We were in the Crystal Palace last
week; and as we passed one of the glass
eases in the southwest corner Of the low
er floor, we were attracted by the earn
est exclamation Of a lady-apparently an
English one-saying t. her companion:
'.What 4 love OF q shaw,m
To her it was so. no doubt yet we
might have looked at it, or rather toward
it. dozen times without noticing its
beauty.
The lady's companion was finc-look-
ing, tlark-skinncd gentleman, with very
5lacl, mustache and black hair covered
with red cap.
lie was Turkish merchant from Con-
stantinople. Our curiosity was awake
nov. We had heard of the shawls of
Tibet, made by years Of patient hand
labor. in the families Of Princes or the
nobility, and that their value was often
counted, like gold or diamonds, by weight
and fnencss. to the amount Of thousands
Of dollars. but we had never seen one of
the articles.
How nluch,' said the lady, lis it
WORTH"
The Turk gave an uneasy ShTuI Of the
shoulders, and a very dissatisfied curl Of
the lip before he answered.
Il am toll, Madam, that thing in this
country has no regular commercial value
that it is worth what it will fetch. |
cannot tell you what this is worth. |
know its cost"
How much!'
Two thouSandseven hundred dollars" "
1t certainly was a love Of shawl. We
pat on our spcctacles, but the view through
the glass case was unsatisfactory. For
tlnatoly 'u5t then our friend Hubble,
Custom-i!ouse O..icer at the Palace,
came up where we were standing Wrapt
in-not the Observation-Disclosures
we saw and heard. The lady AMI the
Turk walked away to look at four otacF
,haWls Of the same character, bat not
quite SO costly. We addressed the otii-
Ger.
Col. liubaIe, is this shawl in bond"
1t IS" " W hat Is 1t lnvolced at Tor du-
ty -
Let me see-tlls Is the line one-T2,
100. Would you like to look at 1t closer!
1t Is perfect gem"
lie unlocked the case, and we actually
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
Barn struck BY Lightning

We have just received letter from
4 brother residing three miles east of
Elkhorn, on the Racine Flankroad, in
which he states that his barn was struck
by lightning on Sunday night last, about
il o'clock, which, with all its contents,
was almost instantly destroyed. In the
barn were five horses, q buggy, wagon
loaded with wooden bowls, three hun
dred bushels Of oats, twelve tons Of hay,
and harnesses and all the implements of
the farm. Loss fully $1,000,
He says he was awakened bv the re-
port. and ran to the barn without dress
ing to Try to save the horses, but failed.
lie SAYS the rain poured down as fast
. he ever saw it, hut Notwithstanding
this check the barn burned to the ground
II thirty minutes after it was struck
The rain saved large brick house
winch was within q short distaucc.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
Cuo1rRA IN MnwArKrr.-A hou

CHOLERA IN MILwAUKEE.-A house
servant in Milwaukee was discharged
for purloiniug the collars other Mistress.
On reaching home she told her father
that she left her employer on account of
co'ia1y in the family. The father came
around to inquire after the health Of the
family which his daughter had left and
found the entire loss of the family A
mounted to just three collars. The
balance We're considered out of danger
now that has daughter had left.-S.uiii-
burg Pick i. CAD.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

All persons interested in the promotion
of emigration TO Kansas or Nebraska, with
Il view to save that vast central portion Of
our nation from the curse of slavery, are in
vited to meet at the Court House in Keno
sha, on Saturday next, AT p. NJ, to form a
society for that purpose.
September 2G.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
StarIzWeathCr & Go.
NNTiSH TO call the attention OF purchasers to
Wv their large and attractive stock OF
-xxasAkN TAT q

-, q, -. a,.....;o,, ,r ..,,.,,,..r, =,
NAJ i1h 70 c'll' ths c','t"' ~ ptIc"''9o's :"
w t'ei ar "''' ''''"e'i'e syn VI
LzaxA. TAI g K GO Old So
r.. RrcyIyrD CONSISTING IN PART or
NOM, 10Y ,yIs
T"hi H'N.fA'"
RETiCuLES, OF beautiful patterns,
M AWNING; ard WRITING PENCILS,
uAIR brushes. n large assortment.
SHAVING brushes, for all sorts of boards,
p,NC,,- nox-1,- f,r ,,,,. ,,,,r,,o.,
CREAMS OF SlLl4iEs, for the Hair,
4NEER on.
pONHurS
piI,itN,: MAGIC. HAIR DyF.
TON CT pnv-Drp p.so s.,,,c3
,r,,n ,,,l, my %, ,.r,.,,-,,.ri,,,,
iH"NN0N noAi'' 500 '"ie''
lN"hf 'oAb9' 70 :"
NJ ' i l IN i-,9''iN'' O0'''S'
/ RUBBER PUFF
I RUBBER SLIDE
i RUBBER LONG
RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
! RUBBER NURSING BOTTLES.
pr-nonp rrpru,Nc p,<,,,
,,,,,,,,,,,, :, ,,,r,, ~.
hCn"LN MAJ LIES,
RUBBER BAT BALLS
/ DRESSING COMBS, large assortment,
~. ro,,,>-.,,,,-,,.s .n-.,,,ar
"a ~ !. :, - - - :, : i'-sF
/ kczTAMARINDS. 'i-'''''''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

MURDER At MANIrowoc.-We learn
by private note that on the evening OF
the nd, a brewer of Alanjtowoc. named
RoSstcucher, stabbed bartender in the
employ Of Mr.. Langenteld, killing him
instantly. The murderer delivered him
self up to the SheriiG-jIL Sent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

- Why is it that the peace and
q.''' oil our city is allowed to be disturb
81 nights by " lot ofmyn and boys? Du-
ring two successive nights the residents
~ the vicinity Of Wisconsin street. have
TIC present week been greatly ANNOYED.
ny n'5ti"s and yelling. the blowing Of
''E"@ and divers other disa-reealIe dis
''''a0e2s, What class Of persons are en-
7170' IN this orgies2 Why are the city
g'.,'"'ees not enforced; or Is it true that
We nave not sufficient police power in the
~! TO enforce the orliuauces}
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

E~ See notice for meeting at Court

81 See notice for meeting at Court
House on the subject Of Kansas emigra-
ton. on Saturday evening. We consid-
cr this worthy the attention of our peo-
pic generally. We suppose it is called
by those who know something Of the
country and who have plans to propose
with reference to its settlement. The
meeting viii prove interesting to all and
no doubt profitable to some.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
Money Found.

See the notice in another column. 1t
will attract attention. Money is the great
charm. %.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

The primary departments of the Baptist
University ut Beaver Dam viii be opened
about the LIST Of November.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
Sir A. C., Bart, invented and advised The of the
Medicated Fur Chest Protector,

SiT A. C' Dart, inverted ana advised me Use OF the
Medicated Fur Chest Protector,
YnSO all persons of all ages and conditions, as
Il certain and safe shield against hose fearful dis
cus Is, Consumption, Bronchitis, AsllIn9. Coughs,
Colds, AMI other uilIciUns OF tbs Lungs, which arise
from the posed sale ofhe chest, Qcc0riRF 10 FASH
ior, aad the continual charges Of our cIma.e.
The Protector is simply chemically prepared
iuF, lined with siik and padded, which, Suspended
IRE m the neck, covers The chest ln 81 agrccebie
munner hat, when ,ncc worm, il becomes Hecrs$l-
Ia ard ccln{0ri.
THE Proecor." although bu. recently introduced
into Am rcu Is III kiug ,aid pr gr~S through The
Inberi ~iHcs, he Cana das South America, and The
West Indies. II has for lUIiG jitnU hce Staple ar
ticjc ia england anl on The continent in + rope,
s5dc il has grown ia many countries to The position
u demonstrate these ia; t., enquire ofauy English
resident in your vicinity OF his knowledge OF ihc
beneficial Effects OF wearing he Protector, Tt't0A
re~0arSFtD dOci0r'r Of Any Kind. The cost oi wear
ing teSa &r,iC!cs is mere tfiiic, and viii last
some years. No 0nr vino N.iuea The health o him
self ar his family viii be without hen. The liGSpi-
tats in this Country not ualy recommending them
bat rapidly int oducjoE them. iIarcourt, bradley
g. Co., of London and Manchester, England, were
originally entrusted with She manufacture OF She
PrOtcG orS. BY the aCutrd Dr. Cooper. and continue
. 10 manufacture them according 10 h;S original in
I >trHC,nHs, and the:c,orc recommend those who
world wear The ProcctoEs,7 TO see TO their being
genuine.
y Remcm5er his is a stap,s article, aud no pat
- Retail Prices.
CExr's SIZE, Sl,5o each.
LADIES DO. Lea do
BoYs' AND Misses no IS do.
EaAEzCG y12E', BRADLEY 81 Co,
% .40n-St. 6 lt2 NasSea-Sf, N. J.
~ PR1ycwAL WAREHOUSE, 1872 E-ooa-St, Cheap
stir, LoRd0n
IT, MANurAcroRy, A .NarEet-st, Manchester,
ii. b. e. co. are establishing Dcpots for The sale
B-.f all
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29

~ q
q coVeTytur protecting the 'eetGrom damp or cold
and therefore preventative of many Lung diseases
lriLi0Ht aug doct0FiBg JcaGtecer. Tie Hydrumagcn
is in the form Of sole, and worn inside The boot or
shoe. It's Hteaicatea character IS Il powerful anil
Ioie t. disease.
For Gentlemen it win be found agreeable, warm.
and heahy. To wear in the coolest or riincs we;-
her as the foo. cannot become wet If the II droma
agen is inserted. Ladies may wear the ghieS sol.
cd boots 80 shoes in rye most Indictment weather
with impgniiy while Consumption. SO prevalent
among the yUaHg oi 5ur cOuatry. may be thwarted
by their general adoption They entirely snPe Sede
uver-SUcs the latter the feet t0 pcTspirc IN
a very unhealthy manner; and bcsd are not dan
gero.gs 20 by peIastri,las in icy weather, Ike
indi. rubbeIs While the latter cause the feel 10
appear extremely large. the HydrOmlsea, bCi2g II
inside does moi increase the size OF the boot or cause
the foot 10 appear unidy. To Children they are
extremely valuable HEY may engage in exercise
with comlur, and healthy effects. Their Apcnse is
81 slight Is to scarce need mention; besides, those
who patronZc thGm will find their yearly doctor
Bill mEch Diminished thereby.
As The Hydfomqgen is becoming more known,itS
sale Is Increasing 10 an al ust incredible extent
Last year in ioaIIn, Manchester, birmingham, Ii
verpaJl. Glasgow, Leeds. Dublin. Paris. Antwerp.
Hamburger aH Berlin, sales reached ,T32, 4l0
pairs OF Cork Sules. This year the number will far
surpass that.
Ask tie Faculty their opinion Of their value rs q
preventative for coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption,
M.n's size, per pair, p Cents.
Boys & Misses - do
Nor!cE.-Frnm II e retail prices we make very
hbcFui allowance 10 J0bbcrs and wholesalers. So
hat any storehteper may make fine profit On heir
sale, while they are article that may be kept in
anssssore, arnong any class Of goods.
For terms. apply TO
EzAECoURT', BRADLEY Il co.
81 Ann Stree, New York
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rHsHE FEYnEsOmAGEN i a sal,lahle N,

Principal Warehouse. 102 Wood Street. cseags;d.
LenfoR. .4mericqH Esta hiSsments. 80 Inn
Street and lG2 Nassau Street, NJ. l., US
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

A Y excellent article OfSuperfue Flour, from So
IA lon Mills. Warranted 10 equal aEy TOW in
market, or 10 &c brought in from any source what
ever. constantly On hand and Tor se at the feccst
mar het price, at
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I,nT : \ Hotel has beenopened in Port
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