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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05


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MEDICINAL FLUID ExTRACTs-We
lVI are prepared 70 furnish Phyiciass sshd Others
with al the Phssmscsaseai Entracts Of war.
ranted strength and purity II chara ter fully repre-
ssntire the respective Drugs from which they s-e
made, VI cur own manufsssurs ss4
MEADE L BAKER, Pharmseeu,istst 5
le6 n. w. cornero Main AID 10Th streets.
T,hUssks! TKCsrke tx Trs Es .-AIl
OF the most approved pstferns Of Trusses of fhe
most celebrated nakers In great variety st msnufac
nf'ne prices and complete assortment ct Surgical
Appliances Medicinal Wares and Apparatus for sale
by NE ABE BAKER, Chemists. kc,
~ ls6 N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets
aus-dSc4w
u kAL HAVANA Clt.AKS.-Ne have IN
IL store sArGe assortment of the fiurst tmpoitse
Cisars of variety of brands in boxes of 100 and 2o
each MEADE u BAKER, Chemists, &C.,
1e6 N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets.
au 5-dSe4w
100000 3 co. i sasa i n.nf PLANK.
Is 600 feet n inch JOIsT.
l2Oeo feet 4 inch PLANK. ell heart.
80 600 SKI and 4xS SCANTLiNG.
I All well seasoned, and for sale on accommodating
terms by THOS WILLIAMS,
au st. Csnsl, cooer 9th and Byrd SITS.
I KECHES, LEECHEs, LkkCHEs.-i
which will be applied upon the mest reasonable
terms,
suppina and Leechipg promptly attended to.
can be found at all hours Of the day at the Harress
in. room under the American Hotel and at night,
on z5:h street, between Main and franklin street.
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SUGAR AND MO AS & X $50 Hhds.
~ prime Cuba Sugars; IS do. do. New Orleans su-
CARS; 20 do. Powdered Sugar. 81 Half Boxes Loaf
Sugar. Cuba and Muscavado'do Nclssses, in hhds
tlerces and barrels; New Orleans do. in larres in
store, for sale by
RACON ~ RAgKERVIIJ
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SHOES AND BOOTS MADE TOOKBER.
- mr. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent tn
sentlemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do. Ladies' do.
The subscriber having In his employment the above
named Cutters, who known to be equal 70 any IA
the State, respectfully announce to the public that
he ia prepared have made to order the neatest
style, every description Of Ladies' and Gentlemsn's
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style deIred.
10 HENRY w. QUARLES,
feI9 No. IL Pearl streat
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NEW FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR.
IN Superior article, made from white Wheat. Also
R,ksrs Flour; for sale by aus J.. FRY.
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WANTS.

w SPRINGS II want 70 hire immediatelv. or
~ Dining Room Servants and or Wash Women.
Aso good j.prne ymen plssterers. to 70 to Lynch.
burg. Also, white lady to act % nnrse. 10.
'e. JOHN n. COOK.
.rsLet Pearl street
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LNOk SALE.--A valuable tract Of Land OF
l. 9S3 acres in Cumberland, for SAFE, At public suc-
ton, on 9th August. Particulars, see Weekly Dts
patch or Semi-W Weekly Enquirer.
je Solids STEPHEN C. ANDERSON.
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DARLEY,S
ARABIAN EEAVE REMEDY.
FOR TIE CURE OF
Heayes, Thick and Broken Winds Coughs and
THE WIND OF HORSES


TINS preparation is in among the Arabs, who
eed II 10 their horses two three times year. for about
week at time, which doubt is the cause OF their rsa h.
able speed and unalng wind was introduced into Eng
land some years ago by MIR OAKLEY OF Yorkshire VINO pro
cured the receipt from Arabian Shek or Chief from whoi
he purchased horse during his residence in SYRIA and
which he afterwards imported 70 England and known as the
BARLEY ARABIAN, from which sprang the largest and
most pendid horses ever known II will only prevent
but eff etaly cure named complaints cleanses
the breathing apparatus by wing from the air cells the
lymph secretion which in heaYes clogs thein causing
difficulty osbreathing by its action the disease part caus
the mucus-nembrane to its natural dimensions
thus equazng the circulation Of the blood and restores the
vessels to their natural sZa-asa
CONDITION J[EDICIAE,
It is uneqlaled its effects in this respect is truly astonish
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine, were
considered worth 800 have by the Of ron2 10 pack
ages been restored healthy and sound condition; the
appetite improved, all the arrangements
the digestive organs corrected the skin has become soft the
sleek and shiny appearance, and otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50
$Z5The has been complete and permanent II may
all times with perfect safety and may likewise
given TO Hornet (e rel Horses Price % cents
CACTlONEvery package Of the genuine barley Ara
bian leave Remedy bears the written Signature URD
co. All other is spurious and should be avoided
much poison. Remember this D. VI HCRD,
Sole Projectors, g Maiden Eaue, New York.
- FUTILE Il MOSES, Aub.fn, y. y, General Agents
for the States Of New York and Michigan whom al orders
should be addressed Also for sale by j. K. WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For sale by STARkWEATlIFR & Co., Kenosha,
Gns21 CORY ENANS, WaukeGan.
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III Ga " d Z e.

What charm this word possesses. Ii thrills the
heart Of all, from praing infancy 10 gray hairs
But how many cares are hers with all this love and
often, in the prime Of life, she withers droops and
dies. Why this! Go watch her daily cares and anx-
etics Go witness hers!eepess ngha until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by s,ck-hea9achc
l4lges5o%, fGlo,.az.oI q ne Heerf ana loss g Gp
lustre from her eye; but / viii not enumerate-you
you see and feel il all Do you want an aItidote for
all this Then sit up STRAIGHT; hold up your shoul-
dcrs take abundance of cheerful, outdoor exer
else battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
coarse towel; and use 1sorEilnore's Bitter Ger
diaI!-the most inyigorating, lie-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price 81. Sold by
STARKWEATHER, & Co.,
& /. ROENSoy,
Drur.rists in Ecn0sha
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FsfcsERspaEiarRs.

Poor afflicted mortal! How many aleopless nights
and hapless days have you passed Your aching
bones and stifened limbs, but speak half your suffer
ing. But FOR you there is relief do not doubt, but
believe, and show your faith by works. Go to Stark
wcathers, or Robinson's, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for Dr.. NortiIa0rc's Hheam0t'c Conpoand The
Every bottle is worth TO You thousand 1t has
cured unbelieving thousands. Ask'for circular.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.

6tOAE., GOAL.- First quality Of Briar-Ih
~ CoGi fer sale in lots 10 suit purchasers at III,
Middle Warehouse. 49I JOHN V. AVER.
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OUR DEMANDS ARE DUE.

LII Persons indebted H. Lewis Son. requested tG
Aete without delay Part of demands have been due
long time and they MUST be paid Those wishing pur
chase Goods, will find Of Goods ard Prices
low. Call and examine them. 22f
Kenosha' Nov. Is, 1855
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Az -..---- MAEN ST., kEN0SkKA, 1900 as
HAVE just opened an extensive stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Croolrery,
Wooden Ware, &c.
Which have been selected with great care express
~ for this market, with eye to the requirements
of the season. the wants of their and witt
the intent to satisfy all that Good Gods and Gooc
bargains can be had in Kenosha as z 2 otheI mar
ket on the Lake Shore.
DRY GOODS
French BEerinOs and Paranetta q PODS, ct grea
All Wool DeIaimez, Of every color, quality and
price.
shawI.. Brocho Grape, Thibct and Blanket, at
Bargains.
MOire, antique Velvet. Moss, and great variety
OF other trimmings.
Handkerchief, Linen, Ca1ab1ic silk, Sc
Oaulaskef NzCrenes, Silk Ve!yets, & Irish Line.
Hosiery, Worstcd, Wo0lel, Cashmere and Cotton
OF all sizes and Col0rs.
THulI, Swiss, Dotted, Book, Bard and Check.
lawns, Bishop, Eicoria-Sagcelcta and Jaconette
Damns;. Table Spreads, Napkins uith & with
out fringe
Ginshams, greet assortment, ut great bargains.
Something eat..r'y new for ladie- dresses
Gloves, Large assortment, Ladies, Gents, and
Chidrens.
Prints, the re,r hest assortment in The city of every
Erondclo.h., Over.Coating, Cassimcros Twoeds,
Satenetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c-a large & choice
so.ck.
ahcciinss Dar-ina, Tags, white and eolored Car
pet Warp, C1,tou Yarn, DcHius, Hickory He'd
and Tw.i,cd Flannel and Cotton.
Linscys, Plaid or plain, ~ tie cori or otherwise
Goa; and Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. at bar
gains.
y i'm l.- nd .- ~ Pei 4t
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FE7EEES PREPARATION is warranted to cx-
4 terminate Rats and Nice, whenever used as di-
rected, and TO leave offensive stencil on the pre-
misses cleared Of these annoying ver1nin Its use is
perfectly safe in any place and at oil times, which Is
not the case with ordinary remedies for this evil.
AUTEGN!
Beware Of Cor. .ortci.si! The extraordinary sue
cess of NJ Duhovs Rat DETERMINATION has excited he
cupdity of some dishonest and irresponsible persons
10 coantor.citit Inquire for NJ Duboys' French Rat
ExterInrlatos, and take no other. Large Boxes AZ
% cents.
IYNDE & OSBURN.
Rochester. y Y Sole American Acci.s
c y. Tutrlo Auburn, n. Y, General Agent for the
Western States whom all orders should be i'd
dressed. For sale wholesale ana retail BIZ
STA kWEA THER,
KBoshe, Wis fIcn1v
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a sure Remedy Gor Fever s. Ague.

BennetFS Imperial Tome has never failed III curing
this annoying discase Another excellence itpossess
over all other Toncs *, that it contains Qui-
nine, or any other mineral whateyer purely yeget-
able, harmless and efficient. Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARkWEATHERSs Co.. Druggists
& 4. ROBINSON, KenOsha.
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MEDICAL.
TO MOTHERS.

RE XOUEs Children afflicted with Worms7-
IA do they loath with disgust the oily verrnfuges
| of the day? Go TO STARKwEATHER's, or E. Robin
sons Drug Store and get Box of Benefits HORN
Lo=enges. They elsily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Vcrnfuge in use.
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.iOYCE3S
81 ga "a L. "a. z Is T.

Has H~sr5e' 4 First Premial1 a Tie WISCONSIN
Hf2'S Far, and Dip'omas n Seren .fthc
CoHafY Fairs.
ST j. The cheapest ohsctG and simple Of my yet IN
vented for grinding Corn in the Meal, Oats, &c.
II" PRlCE-No.2 ., $+H; No. 3, $jf; No. 4, so. 80
flrA3 he IIiHora oer-Joyce's Corn and Con NH
was zlown. looks Ike useful ard durable Mil This
Nm must answer e purpose or which 1t intended and
sod be in the possession of every farmer who wishes to
Iiam The Egnosla T-jiule C T;}eq,anh-Forits sim
pcy construction, and with whic! which is work
ed deeryedy attracted the attention of Farmers generally
Il great prOvernent upon any iUg Of the kind have
heretofore seen. and must come into general
t}oH tie ''Gv3oH91R IimeS"0nc of the most ilnpor-
implements for stock raising farm exhibited the
grounds, Joyces Star Mil for grinding cobs and
ether oad for stock l. is simple IN construction, not liable
get easily of repair, requires but little power pro
pei it, and does its work cifsctuaily.
From "heao&jG CeiHy Agrj-ui'Er01 SooittF.'-TLcre
vas GA c ground, patented Corn Grinder, exhibited by
M PIKE Of Keuosla. This Machine the Committee
racnd.i he Farmers 0r his County, wen racua-
red for the purpose int ndc5 being us such article has
tg0, been needed.
For sale by wa SCARLFTT
I2f hcpostd, N5s,
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rocery and Provision Store.


y AN expressing the true sentiments OF my mind,
II in making NY grateful acknowledgements to my
friends III The county and ely ii kcnosha fjr their
very encouraging Fuppalso my endeayors 80 serve
them to the bcsl of my ability. | am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the contn
ucd and increasing patronage bestowed upon me, /
ain now enabled tonahe such arrangements for their
wants in ny way Of business, being promptly and
advantageousy ateaded to- cannot fail 10 be ben
siicial 10 The interests Of my customers.
AZ my Store, No. 90 Main ST. | calculate that the
following articles shall he allvays on hand:
4 FIRST rate q%a1Hy 81 Groceries, If all 3cscrip-
to4s, compr- NJ Black and Grc9n E'csss, C0l2ces,
&c. A sound t-tn}eot Of
PROV L6IOJ9,
In the way Of the ho- quality of Iitcr and Spring
Four, Iadiaa Meal and Rye F7opr
Potatoes and all kinds of scasonable Vegetables.
can also recommend my Baftcr and Cheese which
| most choiccly select. / would also call attention
to my convenient 'MARKET BASKETS which have
been much called for, and will always be found as
useful as thoy good.
- Flour Gad all other hcary articles ,riH be ssnt
home free cf carriage.
SAMUEL VALE.
No. 60 TEnira street, Next Door North of f Rob
insous Drug Store.
keR0Sha, july 10, 1855. Iyl6n5.
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MU S 10 a l.

TENEEE Subscriberhas re :, cntlyrecei-
Z we'd large addition to her former ~,
stock Of Musical Enstrumcnts, and r Y IN 4 Il
would invite all intending 10 purchase j Il
TO call and examine them.
scraphimes, lEOIians, and -TEciodcons,
From the celebrated mandatory OF Mcssrs Prescott
81 Brothers, Concord, \. H. and unsurpassed in
style 81 finish, sweetness and compass. These Ins'ru
mcnts are confidently recommended TO the public and
wi Il those Of any Other manutac+0ry in the Union
Also, Agent for the PIANOS manufactured by
Messrs. Doarlman & Cray, A"any and Mcssrs. 4
Ladd & Co. Boston.
Onc second hand lIclodeou of Prince nlanafac
ture, for sale az reduced price.
second hand rianos 10 Rent.
All communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north OF the Episcopal Churc j
vest side cf Aun street. MARY 4 AVER
Kenosha June o. jS55-vl6nI
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FAEEEAyEl~' sCkgu=.

COUNTER, PLATFORM AM lay SCALES
u Over fifty diiTcar1t mod feat - 81. hand ,r
furnished to order AZ Manufacturer frees. anil
warranted the b,s in use
1t CsrRer-QHarir Block. KrgoStc ? p
GAsEILL. CIIAMRERL!N & &.
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READY MADE CLoTEssNcs.


A Ell, now receiving from Tic East, large and
IA fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CL0TEsENcr.
IND CENTS FUPNISHING GOODH
Such as Wooden Drawers undcrshilts Comforts
Neck Ties Pocket Handkerchief also Il large as
sormcnt Of Shirts, Has and Gaps Of every magma.
bic style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety Of Goods fer Gen
tlemon's wear, ali OF which they will sell at the
E-owcss Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand, an extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths, Cass.neyes Beavers Ncstinos
and Trimmings, consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths, French and American Cassi.
meres. Black and Fancy silk Vclve.s and Pushes
OF every style and variety, which will be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms
Having engaged an b pericnC"d Gutter, they
will ma Ike up to order any kind OF Gentlemen 5 Gar
men+s, in the newest style, and w0rran el to ill.,
CUTTING done on the shortest notice, aud war.
rantcd TO fit
Their Goods are purchased expressly for Their
Tailoring department, and cannot be surpassos,
in style, finish and qualify. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. au- 80
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scrofuIa, dyspepsia, e. Elivcr complaint.
pr. BlabereHs Compound Syrap Of Sarsaparilla
and Iris Ncrsicoor. stands very high in tie estina-
ton Of those who have used t. for the above named
diseases, and doubt Is worthy OF the confidence of
tle afflicted L Is tor SHE by Drugcists in Neloeln
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[Ey8l No. 200 Lake a., Chicago, III.
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS

Her 7ce2 lit mar sac street and b0nnp.'
NTOTHING can make mouth pretty bat pretty
teeth! The moajh is the gate of life, neglect i
not! II neglected and not kept in good repair, you
cant have good health and what Is more unaight!y
than mass Of Gvcaycl teeth
! am happy 10 tel vou, people Of Kcnosha, and
ny friends il The couatry that l am repairing
mouths, fixing UP old teeth, and pGtling in new ones,
Is natural rs life, i not more so, at prices which viii
come within tic means of al. | am 4 plain liver,
with l2h4 expenses. This gives me good health, and
a clear conscience, wh;ieit enables to work cheap
You viii nee. VITA many pretly face, that had boon
catrcly dcspo,lcd o. is charms, and which would
have rcno ned 80, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and duc&ycd teeth and al prices yas Iy
below what some mere t.akCrs are in the habit of
charging. GA jobs rcpsIred neatly and chcaply
! have received instructions from ore O. the very
bcs, operators in the country and have all the adj
vantage OF knowledge Of the latest Improvements Is
of tlc art, i'll regard TO which | keep myself fully
posted The poor wei Us The rich should enjoy
the benefits Of ths art and il IS all uouscsc il not
criminal. put this Kind Of work such cxorb;taut
prices to coutinc It's benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid 10 ihc correction Of The
irregularities Of youth.
Chl1rcns teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, sc,
Kenosha, August 2 %.
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I iIkH . = =

STESYREF, ALLEN a CO., Have open
- q Yard on the corner Of Exchange and Markc
Street opposite the American Hotel whore thew vii
keep all kinds Of Lumber for sale from the Michigan
Mills.
n r. ALLEN
krRoshG. June. 1875. Resident Primer
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HONORE g. Co.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS II
D.TGa, EgEE}EGfNE2a, PAENTa, GEEa,
Dye Stutjs, window Glass Glassware, 1ur-
pentinc, Camphcne, VGrnishes, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi-
ted. Our Stock is large and complete
[II0lnsale nuIu
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w A G O II MI a KING
-I-zaDG9 ~,

-A-sSA-~DN-S.E
At the Work ia TEsAHN 81 ggEE.DEyg,a
Shop b9ore yoa purchase eiSctcherct
TEVEEE Undersigned, both Of whom are Practical
q Workmen and under whose mmcd ate super
vision al their work is done feeling confident that their
work Is second made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask Of Farmers and others wishing purchase
Bogo"s or (rrtd0eS to give them cali before making their
purchases elsewhere
me undersigned having purchased tie exclusive Right for
this State. Of
H"5oar|s fmprored Patent Coach Spring, and
Short Turning Coach Gcaring.
are pared TO Manufacture Order Carriages of Super
rSregth and Durability with from neoart6 n tb;r3
'e slgi , than can be built with steel elliptic springs
ihy VIII spare no expense in procuring The host
o. material and no labor in putting together and fnisb
anG ask but fair share Of the patronage of the pubic
hen0shd, October 9th, 1853
Buggy aEd shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights of Territory can Ia Lad m
Application to either member Of the firm at their Shop
the North Ward, Chicago St. doors north Of Grand St.
Bridge. GnfTtf1 n q ~
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SALT! SALT,
TABLE SALT.

A Few Thousand Baes. SAT-. fer family and ia
u bic uS,-u superior Urticsc-jus. received unt
fol sale q Chicago prices, al
FLK1NS' WAREHOUSE
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Tavern Stand for Sale

r-ss Buttons welIknowu Stand, on the PLANK
81; Dad, ten miles from Kcuosha aad Is miles
AZ. IN Racine, on the Racine and Wilmot plank
road is Offered for sale The improvements are a
a Tavern House, large Barns and Out-houacs
GOOD wells Of wafer cisterns, icc-house, &c
The County Agricultural Society has also located
its Fair Buildings, pernantly, al this place
This is the most desirable location in tie County,
and viii be sold On easy terms, and at a barge;n.-
Enquire Of the subscriber on The premises.
LYMAN DCTTON
Paris Kenoshn Co. Jan (, lS55 cgyl5
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Wood Saving by Machinery |!

b. RACINE would Announce to the Citizens ii Kencsba
and vicinity that he has made arrangements Saw
ing Wood by Machinery much cheaper and quicker than
can be done by the ordinary method
Orders for less than cords not accepted
s Orders can be left Stevens & IIead's ! & Colt
Custom Mil. \ r HtCI%r
Keno&td, October 18th TS55 or
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w a II heb E4EysE.

T UST RECEIVED, goo bills. Water Lime first
y quality; for sale az the Middle " arehousc
HAZE &, AVER
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FOR S AL &,

TEVEE sTETsON FARM, north Of the CITY
4 Part Of the "Lake Farm, south of the City.
Eighty Acrcs Of Prar,e, In Somers:-Also,
Honses, Lofs, &c, In this City and Racine
For particulars, enquire at the QUARLEs BLOCK, of
GASkILL CHAMBERLAIN & Co.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

SEVERAL nice Rooms, Suitable for Offices
- Enquire Of
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN 4 Co.
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Miss Pork-What you have never
known the delights of the polkaa

Miss Pork-What you have never
known the delights of the polkas
Padcorn-(undertone) Delights of the
Poker! She's mad-mad as March haro-
(alouD No, my servant has charge Of that
department.. and it never struck me that he
was very much delighted about it.
Miss Pork-(not hearing him, but ap-
parently absorbed in pleasant dreams
murmuring,) g,)-Oh, tho dear polka, the de-
ligh,ful polka, the charming polka! Crhe
music strike, up.) Oh, there's to be n
'lancc-what is it? Listen quadrille !!
Well, you can dance that; you have only
to do as the others do; come, we must get
a Wis avis.
Padcorn-(terribly frightened,) But as
sure you, never danced in my life.
Miss Pork-Yes, but a quadrillc, you
only walk i'll this, and do as the others
do.
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From tie Southern Far,ner.
REMEDY AGAINST THE STRIPED BUG.

MEssKs. EDrroRs AS the time IL near at
hand when water-melons, eymlings, cante-
lopcs, g., should be planted, you will con-
Ter favor by publishing the following REM
edy against tho ravages Of the bug that SO
ffcquently destroys them.
AS soon rs the vines are attacked by
them, dust them over as often rs necessary
with the common black pepper, finely pull
verized. This may be done when tho dew
is on them witkeas Injury TO the vines, as T
ana informed BY a gentleman whahas Tried
it. May. not the pepper be- also-a . good
remedy against the pavagzsIes the fly or
bug SO destructive to yoasg .arn;ps and
tobacco pianist i, intend to, try il, and
and if it is, may not claim the premium |
offered by the British Government. for The.
discovery Of a sure remedy against shs tur-
nip fly I ~ sSs ., 5s4s.s.'
-. Very respectfully, a&c i'7s ss'!
49,. -. ~. !. 81 u. i. DAVIS
Cartsvils, .Ma,sd 1874, 1855. ssis;sa 3.s'.',, -.