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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
KENOSHA WISCONSIN, FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1854

/ always carry q few thousands in my
pocket FOR incidental expenses, and the
man who calculates my worth by my
clothes, reckons on q wrong basis"
Mr.. Holland-I-excuse me, Mr. Uol-
land-raclly, have made mistake. But
YOU are always welcome to your bill, and
hereafter always welcome to my house
without charge. What will you have to
drink, Mr.. Holland?n
" [ never drinl, with the like of YOU
said the indignant man in the frocll, 'and
rs for your house. [ shall be sure to shun
place where such condescension is
shown to outside show, and 50 little re-
spect for manhood in coarse attire. Good
bye to yoi, old Surface"
John Holland entertains vet a violent
antipathy.t TO the NJ House. and in
sists that he had rather stop 1T third
rate hotel and be treated like a gentle
man. than 70 patronize one claiming to
be first class" where he is measured by
a senselesst oady. and treated like boor.p
BIT Bysa SNAEE.--A little girl. dauch-
ter Of JoTATHAN FULLER of the town Of
Milford WIS bitten by rattlc-snake some
two weeks ago, on the ankle joint She
was mads to drink freely of whiskcy, or
some kind Of spirits until She was intox-
icated, and thus kept under its influence
for some length Of time Local applca-
tons were made bat whether the liquor
or these applications were the most ben
ciicial we have not been able to learn.
Some discoloration and considerable tu-
metaction existed when we last heard
frora her but it was thought she would
recover.
An exchange says that alum water drank
freely, or the alum chewcd and swallow
ed, viii counteract the effect Of the poi
son Of the fauys Of the rattlc-snake.-
IT utert03cti Chronicle.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

member in It's turn, and then let the res
iients Of that restricted domain draw lots
as to which shall enjoy the honor.
We do wish some district would break
over this foolish restriction and elect Col.
Benton to the next Congress.
We suppose Representative was re
quired t. live among the constituency he
represented. If such is rot the case, we
think it quite likely Benton will be cho-
, sen.
THE Know KNorHiNcs.-The follow
ing facts with reference to the Know
Nothings in St. Louis. will convey good
idea Of what the organization amounts
to and is doing. We apprchcnd it will
prove to be a short-Iived institution.
Now here is a ae5a party, the first or
g"a.oJtioa Of Ghlct teak place bit sir
rc,5s bef0r. tie eteci.on, AMI by the We
sult of the election on Monday last it is
seen that out Of an aggregate poll Of ii,
80 thcy pJlled more than 1900 votes
or one third the whole and il IS but fair
to infer if these numbers increase in
much less ratio t6an thew hnye done the
past six weeks, that. at the next April
icltJ) election, th9y will swoepthe whole
ny '>V To" w. n"t t''' or .ho;r o1aos
knew the day before the election, how
the Know Nothing men were going to
oc' anu l,s't I"ii s'rrI's, tI'1Je Wy
lticans, at about 550-not over .1co at
mosl; Ihep strae3 K. o. every t're'slef
Itt t.I. +-'o''0 - ~ '' ans r. =
- he II. I. iE,nz.stt Il. cling us
considered '"t hl1@ 'o',1s Len ,-.',' .'''''
tt!la, has t"e l1t,-"''5 ~-,-1-o'' % j. =.
'.e"t Pierc :
v r~n + me g<'t,I PALACE in this CIV.
I bo WAS canrht during the procession go
ing from o lmS r na''r not nresentablc. Ac-
cnr.1ivrlv he stopped at an icc-crcam
Shop opposite and borrowed shirt OF
y; Sot tb ~ s am, ease MIGHT have liked to Do.
One Of the papers having, asserted 'oa'
the 'cc-c'ean man s'I" . T., ' ,S, on.c
out in new P4Ptr card @'"''''2 II ' ,.,'
that ne c'N.}g,o. ', .} - ~ ,,-~.nn'
a. 'h3 "a +l,~d l5,, IN,
ne Wo"!d nave "e'''i'l0 ~ '''''' '''''' "
Gath'e''' ---
IL, II, = NV. oninio,
- -, -'','; ,.,.'.... -,...od thin@ tina,
t,''' l'.,(' y =? - ,;cn Comrul,or,
me supp yS' l',',a +r'l moral nrnrres<
Sit'"e t''''> IN ,,,a,l.;,d drrnil b,
Would r''''e' SV1 ''' ,.,,,,,,,,i
tho.te. 'hah 'i'e man 'N''~' va
= SION
!. The New York ceF'y ho@'4| say
the above. Ii the last paragraph read a
= .,r.,,.- Al would rather see all man
,'''1" ,... -. ,L~;ao tho, one m,
) KIM '''''''' y '''',,' '''''', ..,-. -
n honest on comp'lS'oA,' We e'''','' y
= wherein the position would not be Jus
l. as sensible as it now is.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

The Army Appropriation Bill contains
the following items:
For an iron steamer to be used IN the
survey of the Northwestern Lakes inclu-
ding Lake Superior. under the War De
partment, fifty thousand dollars.
Forcontinuing the survey of the North
ern and Northwestern Lakes. including
Lake Superior fifty thousand dollars.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

4 bad observation-disclosures and Iowa
have elected Congressman and there is
not m administration man from either
State. We are afraid the fate Of John
Tyler awaits Pierce.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

COST PER Mirror SEVERAL IMPORTANT
Ran, RoADs.-Wcstcrn Mass. } S64,2 $50;
Hoston and Worcester, S70,23l; New
YORK and New Haven. SSl GA; New lia-
ven and Hartford, ;S54,355; New York
Central. SGL18l; Hudson River, SSl $50;
Camden and Amboy. &GG 57G; Pennsyl-
vania Central, S544O0; Baltimore and
Ohio. S5l.2g2; Michigan Central $3.50
CINCINNATI, Hamilton and Dayton. Sa44,-
327; Little Miami, S3l,359; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroads
S23 800; Cleveland and Toledo: $50, 1000
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

CosTry STREETs.-By q recent report
Of the Comptroller Of New York City, It
erDears that 81, 34l.G00 has been paid for
street expenses FER the past year
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

The appropriations ofthe last Congress
were S69.645.000. John Quincy Adams
was bounded out of the Presidency be
cause the expenditures ofthe Government
wore some Il or % millions annually.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

F,4The St. Louis Democrat thinks
Benton Will be elected by the Missouri
LEGISLATURE to the United States Senate.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

EN= The Cholera is rapidly diminish
ing in Chicago, some three ortour deaths
ner dav. being now the extent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

OPINION AREyoLUrIoNARY SoLDTER.
The Oglcnsburgh Sentinel says: There
resides in the town ofStockholm, in that
county. ono IF the few remaining soldiers
Of the Revolution, Thomas Scott. lie IS
now q6 year Of age, and when asked to
,ien the call for the Mass Anti-Nebraska
Convention for the 9th Of August. his
dim eve flashed, and with spirit that ami
mated him in 20 he replied-"Aes. Yes
have fought for freedom but never t0r
/ slavery"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

s.-r~A brick church is being built at
Geneva, Walworth Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

The Wisconsin says Mr, Wells IS a can
didate for reelection. We have heard
onlv Of Saunders. Of Racine, Nakely oil
Walworth, and two or three from tins
CITY. as candidates for the bunker noml-
nation. We doubt if the prospect IS sui
heient to induce very sharp competition
However, we would encourage the nope
that something may turn up for some oil
them. q Ia I7wa.-1IH. Free Dem.
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Ennf EfnIInh.

See the notice Of Mr.. German, Of Il
boat found. Any one who may have
lost boat, will be Interested in the no
ticn ID
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-15
sHERIFF,S SALE

N1Y virtue wrts Of Execution issued and
- under the seal Of the District Court for the county
Of Ramsey In the Territory Of Minnesota upon two ndg
ments rendered and docketed nthe said District Court
Of the county Of Ramsey the 25th day ct SepemDer
A. ID. 1853, IN two actions one wherein Caroline A.
Brewster is pant and the Town Of Saint Paul Is de-
fendant in said plaintiff and against the sad de-
PENDANT for hundred and eighty four dol
lars and eighty cents and the other action in which
Henrya NJ. Alexander is plaintiff and the town Of Saint
Paul defendant; IN favor Of the said plaintiff and against
the defendant, for the Of hundred and six
dollars and sixtyone cents appears ecord bave
this goth day Of February, A. D. 1854, levied all
the Following described real estate, viz: All that certain
piece parcel Of land situated and lying between Fifth
and SIKH streets, and bounded side by Sibey
street, and the opposite side by waukuta street, num-
beled as block ten Q0 land known and called Public
square,, in Whitney Smiths addition to the town or
st. Paul, in the county of Ramsey Territory OF Mime
sota the property Of said defendant; which real es-
tate property shall to sale and sell at pub
lie aucton the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House in the Of Saint Paul, county Of Ramsey, Ter
rry aforesaid on Monday the 10th day OF April next,
Sol al ten O'Clock. ia the forenoon OF that day. the
property of said defendant, or much thereof may
be sufficient satisfy said executions with interests and
COSTS thereon. A. ~ fhIDLEl, Sheri.
By D. W. C. DUNwELL, Deputy.
Ames Van Eiten, Plaintiffs Atty.
Saint Paul, February 20, 1851. sI6w
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No More Credit.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-
ceived from the citizens Of st. Paul, surrounding
country, shall endeavor to conduct establishment
such manner will warrant continuance Of their conf
dence; but in orderto do this, l must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
as have to pay cash for all cattle, sheep, hogs. etc.,
which purchase, shall hereafter expect my customers
to pay down the Cash for all they may buy
shall strictly enforce this system with all my
TONERS. 1t IS my intention To keep constantly md
the very best meat of all kinds, low prices the
market will allow. My motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, and Cash for Beef.
N B. All persons indebted to me in large or small
sums, will please call and settle immediately, as 1t will
the necessity and trouble Of calling them By
doing, you will enable TO fork OVER to my cred
itors. II. c. WOLF.
3-3n
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Hobensack's Liver Pills,

No part the system is more liable to disease than the
Liver it serving flterer to purify the blood or Civ
ing the proper secretion to the be that any wrong
action the Liver affects the other important parts of
the system, and results variousy, in Liver COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We should, therefore, watch,
every symptom that might indicate wrong action of the
Liver. These Pills being composed of Roots Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick: Namely, ST. an Ex-
pectOrant, which ausment the from the Pull
mondry mucus membrane, promotes the discharge OF
secreted matter. 3D. An Alternative, which changes in
nexplicabe and nsensible manner the certain
bid action of the system. Sd. Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the SYSTEMS renewing health and
vgor TO all parts of the body. 4t. Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating the Bowels and cxpclng whole mass Of
corrupt AMI vitiaed matter and purifying the Blood,
which destroys disease and restores health.
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THE TAPE WORT

This is the difficult to destroy Of all that In
fest system; grows almost indefinite
LENGTH becoming coed and fastened in the intestnes
and stomach, affecting health sadly ST.
Vus Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that is Tape Worm fastening them to early
grave In order to destroy this worm very energetic
treatment must be pursued would therefore be proper
to my liver Pills as to remove all obstruc
to, that the orm syrup may direct upon the Wom
which must he taken in doses of tabcspoonfus times
day these directions followed have been known
to fail in curing the obstinate Of Tdpe Worm.
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DAVID BARLEY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER ~
Liquors, ITHtes, COrdiols. mported Haranu
Cigars, Virginia and Missouri Tobacco,
Preserved fruits, Pickles, Oysters, Scr
dimes, Lotstcrs, CLANS, Glass
sc0re, &c, &c.
No. 81, Main street, near the Steamboat LANDING.
Jas in store and TO arrive, the following, which he O.
for sale at the lowest prices. The stock W,
selected by himself in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LIQUORS, UINES AND CORDIlLS,
10 half pipes pure French Brandy, Of the foDwin
kinds Otari, Dupuy Cos; Piuet. CastiIIon e. Co.'S
United Projectors; Hennessey & Co.'S; A. Segnette.
pipes Holland Gin, the celebrated 50 SWAMP brand,
lpipe st. Croix Rum, casks pure Port Wine for
- jamaica Spirits, Medicinal purposes,
btls Old Peach Brandy, 10 Sc Madeira Wine,
- New England Rum, :. sherry Wine.
so - New York Brandy, 20 baskets Heidsick Chan,
20 . % Gin, payne Wine,
80 Bourbon and Monon- lbls Rose Cordial.
thcia " hskN, - Peppermint Cordial.
100 :. Rccticd Whisky, . Lemon Syrlp.
20 casks Burgundy Port Wine.
HiJANA CIGARS.
250oo Imported Havana Cigars, the iarges, and ehc.
est assortment of Cigars ever offered this mar
hct.
20 bxs Virginia Tobacco, a superior article.
20 - Missouri Tobacco, 90 bxs smoking tobacco
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, &c.
200 cans 3 !b preserved Peaches,
100 :. , Id :. Straw berries,
800 - Baltimore Cove Oysters,
300 - baltimore Gov" Soup Oysters. a new article
90 bxs assorted Pickles, 80 cans CLANS.
20 - Tomato Catsup, 10 bXs PeIper Sauce
30 cans HOLSTERS, 25 gross piayInr cnrj,
Decantcrs, Tumbicrs. GubIcts. Pint Fiast. A..
assortment direct fIom the maiufacto-y at Pt,lItreb
Ga!ena, April 80, ISJ3-33y eN'
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ON HAND IN SEASON.

los CAMPBELL. Third street above Jackson, sign Of
d the wooden Indian, respectfully informs bis cusom-
er well all Others that he has received for the fall
trade, large complete supply Of every description Of
TOB4CCO IND CIGARS,
which he prepared to sell at his usual accommodating
rates at wholesale and retail. Ny terms and the quality
Of my stock are well known, and is useless to go into
particulars St Louis prices, and II the article does not
give satisfacton the money refunded. Merchants and
traders from all paris the Territory, wiz find by deal
lag with me that they will least their freight bills
up from ST. Louis. addition to much time and trouble
Aug 27, lS53--SOtf
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pDETMY.
from the Louisville Jourral.l
The Forsake n.

Name him not would not listen
To that word loved SO well;
Name him not that sound was TO me
Once, az once, the dearest SPELL
Sweetcr to me than the music
Made by flute or harp or shell,
But the dream the dream is over,
And would not listen now,
For 1t brings a mournful shadow
To my heart and 10 my brow;
Hush. take back that word charge thee.
. Do not, do not name him now.
Dost thou tell me he Is happy,
Happy Ger the blue south sea.
Happy frem his bright land parted.
Happy from his home aud me
FITS thus oh let it be,
would not. would not ehlde him
Though this heart should break III
am happy cen In sorrow
Since | sorrow for bis sake;
Never, never, will chide him
Though this heart should bleed ana break.
Name him not he used to love me
When my cheek was fresh aud bright,
Wnen my lip was wrcathcd in slsduees,
When Ely eyes were fondly bright;
But his love, his love has faded,
Since those beauties took the.r flight;
Once my smile had power to charm him,
Once my tone his heart could thrill,
once he loved me, but that Is over;
Time has touched him with its chill.
Woman's proud heart may be broken,
Broken aye, yet worship still.
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

article founded upon Scientific Principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly
when taken, and be given to the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect, where BOgef Complaints
and Didrrea have made them weak and debitated the
Tonic properties my Syrup such that It stands
without equal in the catalogue OF medicines, in giving
and strength to the stomach, which makes 1t an in
faibe remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the as
tonshng performed by this syrup after Physicians
have failed, is the best evidence its superior efficacy
ever all others.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
Y =

THE PUCKET ESCULAPIUS,
OR, EIERI ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
81 4 THE lortct.l edition, with hundred cnsrl-
r~I wings, showing di:ca>es AMI Ma!f0rmaiiJIis vi
W. the human system in every shape and form. To
--~ which Is added treatise the diseases Of Fc
males, being of the highest importance 10 married pcO
pie, OF those contemplating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, II. d.
Let no father be ashamed % present copy Of the
-fSCt LAP1tS 10 lis child. il may him
early grave Let no young enter into the
Obligations of married life without reading the
Pocket fSculipius Let 10 suffering from hack
MED Coughs pai in the side, restless >, feel
ihgS, and the whole train of dy>pcpc scn'aiuns and Civ
en- up by their ply scal, be another moment without COLI
suitinG the Eac"iapu>. Have the married, "r III
about TO be mar eel any impeachment, read this truly use
fu bpok as 1t has been the means of saving THOUSANDS oi
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
= Any person sending twcnty.dre cents enclosed ia
letter, viii receive copy OF this work by niall, or
five cupie will be sent for dollar.
Address (post PAID DIR. WM. YOUNG.
3-2-5nl No. lJ2 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia.
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$500 CHALLENGE.
concerns the health and

w happiness OF a people Is ut all times of the most
valuable importance. take II for granted that every
person will do all in their to the lives Of their
children, every will endeavor 10 promote
their health at all sacrifices. feel it TO be my duty
10 solemny assure you that Worms according the
pnion of the celebrated Physician, the primary
causes Of large majority Of diseases to which children
and adults are liable; il you have appetite continually
changeabe from kind Of food to anoher Bad BREATHE
Pain in the Stomach, Picking the Nose Hardness and
Fulness OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse IT.
reguar-remember that all these denote Worms, you
CHI Of ,lvf ,a
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To Females.

You will find these Pills annvanable medicine In many
complaints 10 which You subject. distractions, Ell
Their total PARTIAL they have been found
benefits Restoring their functional arrangements heal
thy action, purifying the blood and other fluids
tuay TO put to flight all complaints which may arise from
female Irregularities headache gidIiness, dImness
sight, pain in tbs side. back.
None genuine unless signed ~. y. HObcnsac " all 9TH
crs being base imitation.
" Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
DESTROYS of becoming Agents address the Proprietor,
j. n. Hobcnsack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10Y For svle by j. II. STEVENS s Co.
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A True Bill has been found against
ElE Ell G. BROTHERS.

the Ladies and Gentlemen Of st. Paul and vicinity
NJ for selling goods cheaper than before sold i'll
the Territory.
We acknow ledge the ''soft Impeacbment,' and
ready 10 receive the attendance of host Of Customers
both Old and new. We Halter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheapness,
We are not eq!aeJ by any other establishment in the
Territory We have not time al present to go into details
but VIII cnGmeratc few of HE articles exhibition
English and French Merinu., De LANES,
Plrainetta Cloths, Cashmercs,
Plain and Fancy silks.
Enid Curtain Muslin from 25 cts to 81 800 per yard
Emb'd Curtains from $500 t, $1,000 per pair
"a and 81 Dinasks 80 10 81 80 per yard
Tapestry Brussels, ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Elnbroideries OF all kinds. consisting OF
Collars, sleeves, Uandkerchiefs,
Cheniizetts, etc.. Long and square shawls;
Besides numerous other articles IN the
Dry Goods Line.
We have also large assortment of IA and 6-I cloths
Painted window shades China. Glass add Quecnswarc,
Chdrcn's Misses and Ladies' Boots and shoes,
Boys and mcns' boots AMI shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods exposed and really sale, and
pledge ourselves 10 sell them CLca; tEan before
offered in the Terrtoty.
Every B-dy please gyo Us a call before purchasing
elsewhere. EIFELT s. BROTHER.
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KNHALE OLA fer gallons of this superb article
w taken from the trhaie that Jonah stcdiiOped is
offered for the first time IN this market. The public
may rest assured that It is the genuine article. 1t will
emit light brilliant 'Scullerd pusson's cycs.' For
sale at HICHCOX'S Wholesale OIL Store.
IA side entrance on the west side, near the south
nalS for Wholesale customers.
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Look nj This.

a IL psrsons Indebted to the late arm Of McLasa1,
IA Woodbridge Co., or McLagan.& Woodbridge, are
hereby notified that Books and Accounts in
hands for settlement, and must be closed up forthwith.
Otherwise they will be put into the hands Of proper off,
Gers for collection.
IL You want to costs please call at the 'aptain's
Ohice'' few doors below the Worlds Fair Corner,
Third street, and settle with me.
c. WOOLDRIDGE,
st. Paul, Dec. %, 1858. 16-tf
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Notice.

VIE subscriber ors TO sell for term OF ye,-,
ms Saw-nill, situated near the Upper Landing, St.
raa, eeihg one Of the best locations for the numbering
business In the ctty-he mill is in good repair, has one
upright muey saws one cutoff saw, lah saw, and
machine for making cut single. The boom the mill
is an excellent ana safe place for keeping logs This prop
er,y will be leased or sold OH favorable terms.
JOHN X. IRVINE,
St. Paul, Dec. 3O;h, 1853. Is-H
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Ho! Wash-ta.

eTENlS fact the Bhoys up country, say Enrcka my
is the best point the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad going to build leading from Dubuque,
Iowa. TO St. Paul. Minnesota, will the Minnesota ri
yer right at Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now il you don't believe il just come up ana see Tor
yourself, AMI will give every alternate lot sos
yauale town lots by your purchasing another, and i'm
proving 1t in such way that 1t will be cfcdabie to the
toyn G. ADDISON BROWN,
~ .ora civ Dec Of, 1858. 16-1y
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"Oh, how nice your bouse looks ~

IVES, Mr.. COLEMAN has been here and wb,,oy,y,o5
IL all over 1t; Coorcd the walls and repaired the ab
ing ami Plastering, and Glazed the Windows and Whtc
washed my Cellar and all the Fencing and Barn and
built me Cistern for soft water, and fixed me a nice
copper, that can boil my clothes brew my beer
His terms cash when the work is done, and he will do
1t well. Leave your orders Mr.. Fowlers, Waichma
ker, Upper Town Mr.. Russeifs Tin shop, Lower Town,
or Mrs. Browns Boarding house.
P.S. City Bill Poster; Bills posted and delivered.
Bring them along, will put them up tina, they will
remain.
March 4.-25
TWYF Is n, tho hss, on.ti,r a, n A ,y-,,.l.., uo,.
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Notice..

KME have associated with in business at the Cheap
w Corner' in Wnsiow's new Hotel, in Upper Town,
Mr.. J. b. CULVER, who will take charge Of the same,
under the style and frn of J. b. Culver Co.
CHAMBLlN & MORGAN.
81, Paul, February l, 1S6f-2lu