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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28

condition OF the money market they have not been able
to proceed with that degree of rapidty at first contem
plated, at no mehaYe they been compelled cease ope
rations Moderately yet steadily with prudent regard
10 the means hand and prospect they have pushed
forward the work And such in their view is the course
OF policy which should continue to govern the action Of
the Board the ses guarantee of ultimate success
According the Report of the Chief Engineer before
referred to, twothirts OF the grading and bridging be-
tween Kenosha and the Fox River has been completed
while the right of way the whole distance has been
cured and paid for It'll force greater than that
at present employed the work of LAYING the rail NAV be
commenced by the first of June and the road completed
and placed IN successful and profitable operation by the
first OF August ensuing That this result is se to be
accomplished the Directors do not desire to be under
stood as ntmatng, unless such aid may reasonably
be expected from citizens of country towns is promptly
afforded Thus far the work has been prosecuted main
~ at the expense of the city stockholders whose means
have been freely and literally devoted to the object but
Who however strong may be their desire for the attain
ment of that object are able to incur heavier re-
spOnSibltes in the premises There is a limit beyond
which it unjust and unreasonable to expect or ask
them to proceed. This limit has nearly been reached
For the urherance OF an enterprise which the interests
of city and county mutually demand equity would seem
to require that each should furnish the material aud re-
CURED in proportion to the relative amount of interest
involved 1t is not unfair to ask that this principle be
adopted and acted upon by country riends-if not
to its full extent at least to the extent which the
sites OF thecase may Indicate: very heavy to
the present available Of the company is not delnal
dedtosecure the completion andequpmcnt OF the road to
the Fox certainly not beyond what isreadly and
easily within the of the Farmers along the
to furnish and with confident belief that the required
amount Of aid viii be given in the shape of stock sub
scrpons by the farmers of the county, when aproper
effort is made in that behalf the Directors feel safe
giving the assurance, not merely that road will be
completed and placed in operation the first twenty miles,
by the time above specified, but that in the character
and standing which will be givento enterprise through
the favorable array of facts which its early business OPP
eraons will not fail to exhibit and the value which viii
thereby be impaired to its securities the speedy
of the whole work will be secured beyond reasonable
doubt or question, Respectfully submitted.
G. c. SHoLEs, Co,,,n,;ttoo
Gro BENNETT,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28

HoHowags Pals. forthe cure Of Coughs.
Colds, and Asthmstical Complaints
These admirable Pills are the most eff
cient remedy ever discovered, for the cure
of coughs, colds and asthma. Some of
the most obstinate cases of such disor-
ders, together with affections of the chest
yield to their curative powers. They
speedily remove any accumulation Of
phlegm, whereby the respiratory organs
are permanently relieved, and ultimately
a sound and perfect cure is effected; there
forethe aSthmatical patient suffering from
a tightness of the chest, difficulty Of
breathing. or bad cough, should have
recourse to these we'll known Pills, to en-
sure a radical cure.
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Baggage Checked Through
TO ALBANY AND NEW XOEK.
FANCY GOODS,

THREADs-Spo0la and Skein Thread ofall kinds.
SllkS-LnIg, all colots; Embroidered SIR,
Saddlcr's and Floss silks.
buttons Dress. all kinds; Pant, Coat, Vest,
Shirt, Overcoat. &c.
COMBS-Rnbber, shclI,IIorn Buffalo. Back, Side,
Puff Dressing. Circle Pocket, and iyor! FineCUmhs,
ui all descriptions
BRI'sHES--Hair, Uai; Cloth. Crumb, Comb, I.aih-
er, Teeth, Nail. Busting, Counter, Feather, StOvev
Hacking and Scrubbing. ~ stSic..
CiTLERY-Scissors shears. Pen Kni, IS, Pocke
Knives, Bowie Knives. TWeezcrs, BHks, sc.
TAELE CUTLERY-A fue assortment.
SILVER PLATED Forks.Spoons, Butter KniYc-,
Oyster Forks, salt Spoons. &c.
GERMAN SIN EB WARE--A large Stock.
NEEDLES, Pins, Th:nblts, Tapes.
WORsTEDS-Lidy Yarn, shoe Lacets, Elastic
Binding. &c.
RAZORs. Razor srops, oftte ltts quality.
PERFUMERY ofeyVry style ami grade.
MUSICAL INSTRUMEN'rS--Nloll Guitars,
Accordccns, Banjos &c, Violin and Guitar StrinS-
PIPES-German ard French, Cigar Case, fgnr
oldcrS, Tobacco boxes, of every style and nFieiJ
Wax. and conn. on Nsiche-.
PORTE MONAlS-Ffcnch aud American, from
81 80 10 $50 duz.
TOYS-A !argcan well SCI" ted stock.
IISloIS ReyUivcl-, Gun Wads & un CSss,Ci IN
Bag. Powder Horns. FlasEA SC.
FISHING TACkLE-nOoks, Lines Roles &C.
the largest assortment IN the wesieFse4aalry,
BIRD CAGES-l|irc and Wo~A. > large stock
constantly on hap.t.
ROCKING n JRSES-ProBeAais Cabs, II heel
barrows, H0o ps, Wagons. &C
NJ tTS-Door, Carriage and Ta bic haisof afl kinds
WILLOW WARE--fss. aRd -Four Wheel wag-
ons; Gals, Chairs, Marie a, PEACH, a1,hesand Fancy
Baskets.
WOODEN wARE-KnifeI Boxes, Faucets, Mops,
Pals Tubs keciers, tsqxes Selves Washboardsa and
smaller Ware Of all kinds.
IlOUSEk EEkiNG ARTIcLES-conprising O. .
r! thing necessary for lIoHsekeeper's use.
CATALOGUE csn be had by addressing
Of alY R. T., EOLEISTEH
lis Lake Street. Chicago, III.
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SCOTS AUCTION ROOMS.
AUCTION & COMMISSION.

TIE SUBSCRIBER has taken the room on the
corner OF Main and Market Streets recently occupied
for The Magnetic Tclegraphic piirp, whore III in
tends to devote his lime and attention to the above
business.
He Is confident from his long experience in this
business that he can give satisfaction.
Persons having proper! 10 be disposed ofmay be
sure OF having it sold At good rates, and OF getting
prompt returns by sending ii to ms room.
Kenosha Dec :, 1854. WIN. II. SCOTT.
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In behalf of the Directors

rs According to time honored GUS
tom, the boys of our establishment, had
their own time on Christmas. Itmakes
our reading columns for this week rath-
er Simmer than usual. Our readers will,
we are sure, bear with us, until the holt
days are fairly over, when we shall more
than make it UP to them.
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10 STs

4 YOUNG MAN named Thomas Colds
: h worthy, - Years old, sun Of Richard Golds-
worthy, Of GhetCwn 90 Paris. Kentsha county, wan
utrSa 'om his fathers far, in said tsw q. Friday
= Inst under fife influence Of depression ospir-
- - " tnohen% ave and baShful, speaks but little,
: ~ AN' lcti tour inches high. stout built, had on
Si,.e7n coal. grey vest, and stripped pam
" ,',N' ar may find him viii conjar favor taking
csre Of him and sending him 20 Mr. S,To,, 60, uo
Ken, aha, oTto Mr.. Tymson OF ths sape Civ. Is
father al Paris Aforesaid or 10 Mr. Fus,eT's Taxarr
Racine. They shall 6e paid for n. " trouble,
X. G0LDSWORrHY.
Paris. December 26, 1854.
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Sherrif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out OF and
under the seal ofthe Circuit Court IN and fBr the
r-,un,y of lenasha and state of Wisconsin, and to
drefet and delivered. AGAINST the good-. chattels.
tan,fs and tereents OF William -3l have levied up
n and shall of for sale to the highest bidder there
for as the law direcs, al the Court use in the city
and county q kenssha, Saturday the seventeenth
IA, of February next .Is55. between the hours Of
/ and o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, all the
riRh, tlIe and interest which the said William Az
had ca the 3lst day u December n 1850 Or al any
since ta; day in and 70 the fJliovinz described
real 10 Wit north west quarter Of the NOR &c
Quarter Of section twentyseysn, town 3 rsYge nine
ten In the county of kenoshs.
r. CoSGRAyE, sheriff o, Ee.csha Co.
n.sA4 p=eernber cS'k. leSf.
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EstraY.

TNAKEN up by the subscriber on or about the 9th
l. of November. ycrilng steer, white except some
spots on he prck-slI IN bath ears. No o,her
prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
Il. j. HOOKER.
Pleasant Prairie. November %.
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Harness and Wagon.

A GOOD. SOUND TWO-nORsE WAGON, ONE
II set at Double Harness. and & siDgls A.Tness, IN
good cndiiion, bullitte used, vI DC sold very low
loF cash.
Call "a DR.. Seecy, at TIE Tsatcr Cure
keun-hg- Sept. 20, 1854.
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Estray.

TAKEN up by the subscriber o. or about the 81
L 81 NOvcInber, a two-ycar old heller, ar red es
cept some lille white the flank No o.her mark
Ttc owner will please come forward, prove proper
~, pay charges, and take her away
HIRAM BLAkESLEE.
Bristol, kenosha Co., NOV. -
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FLOUR! FLOUR,

A \ excellent article OF Superfine Flour. from So
"A lon Mills. VI arranied to equal any now in
market. or 10 bc brought in from any source what
ever constantly on hand and for sale at the fOreS
market price, al
kIICAIT& A}IIIS'
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d CO.,
NNTiSH TO call the attention of purchasers to
w their large and attractive stock of
FA NJ OK GO obs.

Is "a m OK GO CD ..
JUST RECEIVED, CONSISTING IN PART OK
PORT MONaIES,
RETICULES, Of beautiful patterns,
DRAWING and WRITING PENCILS,
HAIR BRUSHES, large assortment,
SHAVING BRUSHES, for all sorts OF boards,
FANCY BOXES, for any purpose,
CREAMS OF SILLIES, for the Hair,
AMBER OIL.
PoMADES,
PHALON'S MAGIC HAIR DYE,
TOILET POWDER, Rose scented.
TOBACCO BOXES, grea, variety,
IVORY COMBS, IS So
RUBBER DRESSING COMRs,
RUBBER PUFF ..ar
RUBBER SLIDE
RUBBER LONG -E-@
RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
RUBBER NURSING BOTTLES,
RUBBER TEETHING RINGS,
RUBBER RATTLES,
RUBBER BAT BALLS,
DRESSING COMES, large assortment
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The Markets.

The holidays, and the soft weather,
during the past week. have very sensibly
diminished the activity o. our market.
We have no special reports, but append
our retail table Of prices.
Earosha Retail Market.
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ESI'RAY.

TAKEN Up by tie sub.cribcr On or about The first
Of November, a heifer nboet a year and hall old
color red aLd wbIie-iull horns. The oN nor viii
please corne forward, prove properly and take her
away JAMES UAFNACH,
North Ward, City Of KeDasha. Dec. 81, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28

AN the evening of The 18th ms probably in the
q 3 Cir, OF kenOeba, single Ri che shawl
The finder win be suitably reward G. by leaving Il ut
bisoffce.
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sTARKWEATHER & co.

a RE AGENTS FOR JONES' CHOLA.
IA SOGs ai, sure cure for Fever and Ague.
BAREY's TRICOPHERoUs, for The Hair.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, to Cue
Badness
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR tho Cureoi
Coughs and Colds.
PEPSiN, for the Cure Of Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD, Ground in Oil.
LINSEED OIL, warranted pure.
TANNERS & CURRIERS', and MEATS FoOT
OIL, for Harness C Leather
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, of all kinds.
PANT BRUSHES, large assortment of extra
quality.
SCRUBBING BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking Brushes.
BRISTOL BRICK forScouring, &C.
FLtNORlNG EXTRACTS,-Lenon,V Vanilla, Al
mond, Peach, Ratla, Rose and Orange
MISUNDERSTANDING, Glass, Rubber, of the best
kinds.
WINDOW GLASS, frem BY o24by "a, cutie
order
SHAVING BRUSHES & soAps-annc assort.
ment.
SPERM LARD OIL for lamps and Machinery
Doz. III ,yNsFED'S S.RsApARRUL,
10 do. ERKY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
l keg TAMARINDS,
so do. ENGLISH CURRANT, A superior ar
ticle.
2 boxes BRISTOL BRICK,
100 bottles best OLIVE OR SALAD OIL,
AN EXTRA ARTICLE OF BAY RUM,
WHITE CHALK, and WHITE RESIN,
OLD PORT WIN E, for Sickness,
QUASSiA by the quantity,
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BOOK LOST.

HTRE'S DICTIONARY az AR. : MANUFAC-
u TURES, AND MINES, Va. / When lost,
no name was written in the buOk IS III the holder
please leave il al lhe Book Store th the owner.
Novem Der 81. HARVLY DCRkEE. e.
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TO THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
lis LAKE STREET.. CHICAGO, HI
YANKEE MOTORS,

L
YANKEE NOTIONS,
EBUTrONS, Combs, Threads, Suspeuder'. Pins
u . Needles, Tapes, TGsses, Hook and Eyes. Thin
bies, SPeciacles. Elaslies, Wors,cd, Silks, sc.
CUTLERY,
Pocket and Table Cutlery Of all grades Razors, sc.s
sors, Shears. Razor Strops. &C, &c.
GOLD AND GILT JEWELRY.
FANCY GooDs.-Portc Nonnaies, Purses Pocket
Books, Card Cases, 'ticules, Work Boxes, Canes
wiring Desks, Fans, Dressing Cases. Mantcl Orna
ments singing Birds, Opera Glasses Perfume Bottles
La Bellies sc &C, &C.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Yiolins, Accordeons Guitars, Flutinas, Violin Strings
RuSia, &c, &C.
PERIPHERY,
Extracts, Soaps, Porurde- Powders, Cologncs, sc.
TOYS! TOYS!
Crying Babies Of Rubber. China and Wax; Dolls ot
China. Rubber. Wax, lid and Composition !; Dolls
Heads OF Wax, China and Rubber; Dolls Arms, Feet,
Hats Legs &c. Trumpcis OF Tin Horn ard Wood.
Tea Sets OF China, Earlhcn, Tin, Brt;anu and Wood
Animals of RubbeT, ood and Tin-ali sizes and de-
scription@. Toy Accord,ons, Harmonious. Harps,
VioIins, Flutes. Fits Carunelts. Guitars &C. Car
features at all styles, too numerous to mention.
GAMES,
For children. ofulI szes-bo:h amusing and instruc-
tive. Toy Watches, Paints, &c.
SPORTING IMPLEMENTS,
Pistols. ItevoiNers, Shot Bags. Shoi Pouches Powder
fiask> and Horns, Gun Caps, Hunting knives, sc.
FISHING TACKLE.
y large assortment Rocking Horses, Baby Jumpers
BIRD CAGES.
HO USE KEEPERS GOODS.
Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Shoyels, Cake Baskets
Castors, &c, &c. &C.
Britannia Ware,
Coffee and Tea Urns Coffee and Tea Pots. Coffee Rig
gins. Egg Coolers, Water Pitchers; LAMPS, Candle
sticks, sc, &C.. &C.
Hardware,
Preserving Kettles, Smoothing Irons, Nut Crncks,
Cork Screws, Ice PICKS Tachs i!airmers, Tacks, Egg
Bvaters, Padding A'oHcas. SHUTTERS, &C.
WOODEN WARE,
Aud Willow Ware of all Kinds.
HObIISTER & WILLIAMS,
liz Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28
The Lamp Lighter.

THyTiE LAMP LIGHTER-1hose in wrnt Of al
e cntertainin book will liIditat
apTIl kiNG'S BOOKSTORE.
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STRAYED.

ERoN my Premises. "a Roam Heifer. Two years cid
L coming with hole IN the right ear. Any Int r.
n ation oil wherea bouts wlll be rewarded.
: y. sTETEGs.
EsncIh,. psc. ~, isst
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STEEL pLOW S.
J. J. PETIT,

Attor ney at Law. Solicitor in Chanccry. and Gen
era Conyeyancer, viii attend promptly 10 all bust
ness entrusted TO him.
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Estray,

TAKEN up by the subscriber about The first IS DC.
cember, three year old Biindie Sicer,-tLe right
horn little Topped No other mark. The OH ner Is
requested to come forward, prove properly, pay
charges, and take him away
4. G. FRENCH.
Pleasant Prairic, Dee. 10, 1854.
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PIANOS.

WynR SALE CaEAP-Two elegant Rosewood
u Pis nus. just receiEe fFo!n the mandatory uf
HalIeit & Comston. Boston Can be seen at chap
mans old saera. Fgg father Information enquire
PsnT MILES.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28
JUST NOTICE.

wv r wish to call attention 10 Iot Of DpLaiAeS
Nv just received, which we shall sell for less
than II cost 10 max them.
No-ember 70. METCALF Il MBRRH.b
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E Polished.

yETUOSE desiring Stoves ana Pipe cleaned, black
81 ed and reset will please send in heir orders, as
| am NOW prepared Tor ALL work in that lire.
Octole; iG 1851 j. kg. PHELPS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28

k-rAA-Ns
900 Heavy seamcs. Hags can be bsuglt cheap
ed ut L. W. BLlNN'S.
Dec 4th, Icj4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28

VsRICOPHEKOUS & KATHAIRos, ~
be kairst
Ss-s-ON~S. MErsAI& L HBxRNzW
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WATER LIME.

AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE OF
WAFER EF1s ki---The Genuine kind for safe
al the Warehouse of
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Keposba & BelOit Rail Road,

- q ,ing of the Stockholders held Monday last and was
Inc ed +, observe we'll attended Reports OF the Directors ana
were l - and read: and hopeful and encourag
o state Of affairs exhibited that all doubts as 70 'ne success u
the enepr any existed were pee ,ty on the part Of the
| - ,o Eoarl and an ordinary degree OF - - - 10
interested will secure the q t ro Os
yond peadyentu very gopo harmonious almost to unit
The Directors for the ensuing year are ,, ede,;,k
Samuel nae pG II B. T6uslee Charles c. Sho Andrew Leon
Lyman JGs,a@ 3 FRANCIS Paddock G. Merrill Salmon Upson
H. W sa the Board of Directors met elected the following
officers, unanimously -. 60
G. C. SdoL, Vice Presldenti
IL B. Topslee Attorney
C@mD5M Treasurer;
W H. NOBLE was reelected Chief Engineer The Directors will
Ot 10 the skill aud efficiency of that officer. e
The following Report of the Board of Directors to the sockho
@ with the Reports of The Secretary Treasurer and Engineer
will soon be printed in pamphlet form, for circulation
70 TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE KENosHA AND BELoIT
RAIL ROAD COMPANY
The Directors appointed the undersigned Commit
tee t. make Report to you concerning the present IL
nalcial condition OF the company ana the SITUATION ana
prospects of the road:
FINANCIAL CONDITION. 3 i. EBt8
Under the first head the following brief general state
ment is presented which, although not exact to figure
may be relied upon mainly correct. The Reports OF
the Secretary and Treasurer to which reference is made
particularly exhibit in detail the various matters of Re-
ceipt and Expenditure in precise form
receipts Expemditures General Resources:
Reed Ons tock& 500 City Bonds, $l500O0
onvother lst Mortgage Bonds, 100000
andcx LII INIT of 10000
Mortgage Is p'd out $4,000 payable to
City Bonds 10000 contract, 100000
Real estimated value, $4,000
Total Sl0253l Total f$l,195000
Showing credit basis Of s 092 900, while the float
ing outstanding debt against the Company is less than
$4,000 Our financial condition is not untavorable and
IS believed fail examination Of the dongs q the
Board, with knowledge of the circumstances under
which they have operated will confirm the opinion that
the management OF affairs thus far has been economical
and udicious.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28
EnR GE.OI.

EU3e = 20.
EEULTE'S HOMOPATHIG PHYSICIAN, Con
tainingthe treatment Of all diseascs, with pop
sa plantations OF Anatomy PLY sioIegy ,Hygcine,
lad Il ydropathy. Fsrsalcat -
Mas 2Ah, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28
Dress Goods,

ET il impossible, in the narrow limits Of n news
b paper advertisement, TO givs the Ladiesa correct
Hea OF the stock Of Dress Goods TO be found At The
New Store in Runal's Block.
Gall and examine TO- yourselves.
II. w Ht-nBAED
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-25
Fall : Winter Clothing

IOWA CLOTHING sToRR.

+. NV - NbV nA>SV - SsssSs
\ lANoT and varied assortment of leeAss ana
ARoyss Ready made ClOthinE, embrac-
ing all tbs different aud approved :isies' anu maae y
FOOD workmen out Of the best material,
Fine medium and commcn, Union, Beaver. Felt,
pilot. Pete reham and Flushing Bangups, Sacks an
pss,ot s)vurcou;s Cloth. Dtess aud Frock Goats oil
vsrous coors ard qua ties Cloth, Cashmere, Sati-
mel, Velvet aud Tweed Pantsloons. silk, Satin, Va
ian,,s swausdowp, Velvet, Plush. Cloth, Cashmere,
Satine,. pouels and Single breasted Vests. Monkc.
fsrrsts. Drawers Undershifts Hosiery. Saspcnders,
,slnrrs Cr.vsts ikerehiefs rt-Colars, Stocks
ras Srarfs Winchester and SCOTS approved Paopl
shon,dar scam Shrts Umbrellas andall
~ Kent In censleman's furnishing stores inclddins
Rches de Chambre and Revere Vests and oeercoats
Also, splendid assortment af unent Cloths cassi-
,ares and Ncstings oil OF which will be made up 70
order ia the heat manner with prcmp'ness, ut accom-
moAatinc prices, aud by competent warkmen. This
in the monfhly receip, osthe latest
Fashcns 20 that orders nrusted - them may be re-
od upon "a being in tho latest style BY those who do
sire IT, All manner Of plain work and work 81 gen
,cs. medium, promptly attended 10 as heretof"re.
HATS or new style together with all ofthe com
non kinds con ssnutly on hand.
Grateful r pa patronage, the subscriber CONFIDENT
ly hopes to msris continuance OF the same
= JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor apd c.o.hier, on Front street, oppo
ate thc Steam Mills.
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xo1x ABOUT woxAxy .,ep-.

The undorsighed won meet res, a,s,, K
w =. - ,o~ AZ. hat tae h,s ,s
Now Ladies II you have NOT the rvAi :" Stoves
President you certainly have The rss, vote for W.
o"k sovs, aug DsIo,s despoti. ma. ssss M. 'sess
We would advise you to erereise iii. . o.o lot Lsa
ing 20 would soiies your attention. TO thS sh IN Do
nav ,: ss. pssts
nsh new ones free Of charge beside. ar, s viii
posted In regard 70 the operation Of his l.son no
an! doubts vh.tever, from aid person. and A.v.
Below we givsa copy VI certificate, si.,.a,o weeks
living Ia nearly ever! part OF this Stat '! Pe~nls
i this y not proof positive thatthis il Lace.
We whose nanscs are hereunto .ub..,,,,
method OF recommending the Charter ~. NIKE hi,
ooa,s stove, srld y u wiskersham H o." 1tAs
in use, for speed In exceliinr in ook Stove
believe il 70 be the heav stand mos, durahe We ais
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vies, Win y Harris, g X Mcheil. Z. Jho Da.
Knapp, Henrietta Bransr, A nm Hca s,'sdn'sn
woodward, Abner DAWSON, Woolfori. Jrs, ls"seih
tiih, Thomas McGavr.n, Charles Weston n o., Pen.
| zen. John Davies, VIM Herrl J, " Mass! askn.
small. Adam Wslsand, i CoiIa,ne,, A u igor, A
f Rn Jas N isSr,ngson Billion Is Ba. ,s.
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fasr Joc nil on, JAS Bensi,. W Po,tl. ~ y.
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| Faiion, ~. Oids, VIVA Platts, Ienh.,, ~m
Wiley, J Walker, Jna n Windsor, E.,,n \.
Buck waltcr' Ne~bnry Oids. pen,.i. Cs,rc",.. u1'h
bessaes tke above stove we keen cnn,inn,,s
this Prairie Slate Challenge, Black bismon NJ cn
various patterns Of premium Stoves Also A.sc
assortment of Tin ware. Copper do: Jasassa d
Nails all sizes and Brass We win ~, tn ~, M's
market price for old Copper, Brass Pewter. Irss
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