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CHAPTER /.
City and Ward Boundaries.

SEC l. The District of country in the coun.
| ty of kenosha and State OF Wisconsin, known
| ard described as follows, TO wit: The south
east quarter of section thirty fractional section
| Ihirty-two; the cast half OF section thirty-one
the south east quarter of the north west quarter
and the east half Of the south west quarter OF
section thirty-one, in town two; the north east
quarter, and the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section six, and tho north east
half fractional section five, in town all in
range three east together with that part of Lake
Michigan, due east OF the same within one
fourth of mile thereof shall be a City by the
! name OF Kenosha."
SEC. 2 The inhabitants of said City shall
be corporation by the name Of the "City of Ke
nosha," and by that name may sue and be sued
complain and defend in any Court, contract and
and be contracted with, make and use common
seal, and alter it at pleasure and take, hold and
purchase, lease and convey such real and per
sonal estate as the purposes of the corporation
may require within or without the limits of said
City; and snail otherwise possess the general
powers of municipal corporations at common
law.
SEC. 3. The city of Kenosha shall be divi-
ded into Three Wards as follows All that part
of said City described as follows: Commencing
on the Lake Shore on the south line of Wiscon-
sin Street thecce west on said line to tile east
line of west main Street, thence 10 the south
east corner Of Durhee's western addition, thence
west along the South hue of said addition, and
e south line of Block five {5) nj Fisk's first adj
dtion to the west line Of said Block five, thence
west to the west line Of said City, thence north
70 the south line Of Grand street extended. thence
east on the south line Of said street to the cen.
Ter OF the Creek, to the mouth OF the Harbor
thence east to the east line OF the City thence
south 10 n point due east of the place of begin.
nlngJhencewes; TO the place Of beginning shall
constitute the First Ward ofthe city
That part OF said City lying north of the First
Ward" shall constitute the "Second Ward
OF the city.
That part ofsaid City lying south Of the First
Ward, shall constitute the Third Ward" of the
CITY
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S'FAEeKXynATE;ER & 90.

DRUGS, Medicines, Oils Paints, Perfumery Fancy
Articles all kinds Of Patent Medicines, and an ex
celieut assortment of every article kept in estab
ljshmcuia Of this chgractcr.
81 ALN 81 kEAn.LLA- WE
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HOMEOPATiIIsT-W ould respectfully tender his
profesaiouu services in It's yarous branches to the
Citizens Of A"no,ha, ana It's vicinity. .H-Oilice
and residence on Main II. nearly opposite City uo
lei. ulyl6. hESuSHA, WIS.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

rEHE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ON
4 the south half o5 HECK 3, known The Rtrd , ,
house the south -st quarter OF block ot block -
- the Foster house aud barn, ard qli -
lain, Of lots add l. bo1k s6--AN the Na~ih Wgra q
.h- city. Inquire of 4 GLASsHoFF.
Krrosha bee -, / IS. Head, Rowland Co
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s,aEFga,E q LYMAN.

BOOTS, Shoes. Leather Findings, &c. Every va
rcly Of every article pertaining TO their business
may he had OF them az the lowest prices. Custom
work to order. Leather for sale Hides bought
&c. &c. Sec advertisements.
kFN0sHA Wis Muiu street.
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HON R .III,SIN.

ATroNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Chaucery, and County Judge. win attend to all legal
business agencies entrusted 70 his care.
OFFCE-DURKEE BLOCK, MAIN STREET
kcLn.ha. WI. ~ 80
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CHAPTER, '.

Of TIE Cenmen Council rs POrsrs and De-
ties.
SEC. l. \ majority OF the members Of thu
common council shall constitute quorum, VII
shall have power to compel the attendance @
absent members.
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AN ACT.
To consolidate and amend thc Act TO ia
corporate tEse City of kenOshs 81 the sew
ersI Atcs am Edntory thereof.

The people Of the State of Wisconsin represen
ted in Senate and Assembly, do enact rs fol
Lows
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A. II. THOMPSON, NJ. d.,
MORRILL, & GILLIs,

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERs.-Pans given for Public
Building City and Country Residences. Buildings put up
finished in the most thorough manner, and ia the la
and most improved style.
nv SaOPCorner Of Main and Market streets
CAAs. MORRILL,, ArcIiitsct. 5. l.. GuLIs, Builder.
Tni9tfl
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~. A.. es'ssGFF
3, Z, pETPsy.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW, and
Solicitor in Chancey. Office, Main Street,
Hcnosha Observation-Disclosures. Wisconsin.
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ID II { IAN AND SURG Z Q y.
MI Re jolE& o. bis Cni-e over StAFkwea,hers Drug
Store or a. as residence of CbiSaEO and ParS
Streets al az tunes ready stteLd tie call. Of the public
keucsha, February lS 1855. IS
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JOSIAH BOND.

ATTORNEY al Law, ind Pension and Bounty Lane
Agent lsaccut alsp for several Of the best easter
Iasareuc" Companies. ~ See advertisements
r,gJylJ VI
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NEW GOODS,

EUST RECEIVED BY MERCHANTS
as Uspatcl - pey OF prints; also coared 4rs par
cam r5cs, strip. Sliirs Z W BIINN.
keuoSha, February - $50.
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY,
o Z STE r S e.!

2X-HOLESALE AND RETAIL, OF TIE
Wv bes' qualify.
feC,IuCcA Prices!
1t the ra-t>s4sl PEOPLES STORE
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CARPET WEAVlNc.

gym SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS
asstarI o. Informing the ciuEeus Q; kenoshs Al,.
vicinity. thar Hs rs Sow prepared to weave
EVERy KIND or CARPET,
L. a. good >tys Ard a =, prices az the same kDi ot
work can be- dose elsewhere Prom oag experience in
,ts business, De feels cos elt Ire give s2tfsc
$500. Co.. al. F.o iayos hna with cal.
- L -iieUce on the OIL I telegraph Road one
mi e south of kepOshs CITY
keuoshA. March 4, 1851. Sstf ADAM TICK,
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T.. g.. yEEEEReEA,

of undoubtod credit, and is prepared to issue poll
oics on Life and Property, Ca favorable terms
- See advertisements.
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FOR RI 1T

a GOOD SIZED, MFORTABLI
= p3reQiyg H5l.Nf, aHd ,Aygr :. r.=l, = ~, -
ia tie North Ward Possession slrea = ~
As lie FREMONT HOUSE, OF S. = Es.i4a,
Market street.
Fatsgsry -.iSS6 d. C. GASkILL
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SEIAS AMES.
HONICEOI

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office next d
north of Il. T. Francis clothing store ina
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JAAnN LOTIIROP JR.

county Surveyor,
O6cs over Z. ". nnns store in the room occupied by
Webster Those who have business in his limo iny
tel to give him u call.
kLNOsAA. December I555.-}yu27.
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II. T. IIAMfsEUOA,
EsDyVSEsgs "a. gaJDD,

SASH noOR.-AND WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURER
and Iou,, Jouer. ~ shop Pars Street, first door
eu4t oC the C.ty Bank. hs1oshu H{s. -
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ENGEAyIE- On Wood and every kind of Meta
MAIN Sr.---......-..-...-k ENOSHA. WIS.
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@SgEsA

Concord. \. H.. 1871 .
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agrtruItural.

TIE CROrS.-lhe senior editor of the
Worcester SPY, who during the last four
weeks i.as travelled extensively in New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri, all the while
booking after the crops very closely, states
rs the result Of bis observation and inquiry,
that the crop of wheat will, in the average Of
all the states, be greater than any former
crop ever raised in shc country. Where the
wheat was winter-killed. the deficiency is
more than made up by the extent of spring
wheat sown, which gives promise of bounti-
full crop. Indian corn is backward. but has
healthy look. The editor thinks the breadth
devoted to this culture, the present season,
in the states above mentioned, is not so large
as in some former years. greater portion
having been given to wheat-but this falling
of will probably be compensated by the in
creased culture of the article in Iowa, Wis
cons;n, &c.
New -four has made its appearance in the
New York market from wheat grown in
Georgia. No new wheat has yet come to
hand. Last year the first new wheat arrived
On the 18th of June. and the first new -four
ON The 22d; so that this new flour is nearly a
week in advance of the first receipts of the
crop Of 1856.
The Cleveland Herald, during trip of
twelve hundred miles through the West,
found the crops of all kinds highly promising.
Corn, though late, was growing finely. So
Of potaroes, Of which great breadth has
every" here been planted. Wheat, s morally,
was luxuriant and beginning 20 head The
crop promises we'll. SO of grass and fruit
Barley and rye headed out and top heavy.
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New Goods ! New Goods !!

4 T S. JEWETT'S, in Kittredge's Build
IA ing. can be found all the desirable STYLES of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS,
where his t.i,ilds and the public generally will
find chosce articles at very low prices.
All sorts of Dress Goods.
Beautiful China, Crockery & Glassware.
Family Groceries and Flour.
Room Paper, "a good assortment).
Slendid oil colored Window Shades
Boots, Shoes & Rubbers.
&C. &C. &c.
Purchasers i'll and out Of town are particularly
requested to visit this stock of Goods first, before
purchasing-t will be time and money saved.
S. JEWETT.
s.. John.bur,, May, 1857 33f
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q. a. ELLIS,
(Organst and Conductor of Music at the South Church.
TEACHER OF THE ORGAN, PIANOFORTE
AND VOICE.
ALSO, DEALER IN
Pianofortes, Seraphines, Melodeons,
Sheet Music, Instruction Books,
&C., &C., &c.
Instruments selected from the best Manufacture
crs, constantly on hand and for sale at the loves,
warehouse prices. Satisfaction warranted in all
cases.
Pianofortes tuned upon short notice. 27tf
No. ,, kittredge Building. st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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'nR. BA S SETTS CHIN S E

TOOTHACHE BALLS.
These Ballsar warranted to effecta cure within
one or two minutes without injury to either teeth
or gums and are perfectly harmless to either adults
or children.
The raging toothache who vonld endure
When there is a safe and certain cure?
Extract the root, destroy the pain,
And give the sufferer ease again.
Price 25 cent. BALL H. C. Gilman, Agent, and
for sale by Brown & Hoyt, Railroad Street, ST.
.Tohnsburv. VT 1852
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Aegal ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District,
At aProbate Court, holden at Probate Office i'll ST. Johns
bury, within and for said district the Sd day july
A. D., 1851
Present, the Hon. Charles S. Dana, Judge.
Instrument purporng to be the last will and tesla
Ament of Benjamin Bundv late Of Lyndon, in said district
deceased being presented the court here by Edward
Cah0On the executor therein named for Probate 1t is or
decd by said court that all persons concerned therein be
Notified to appear at session Of said Court to be holden
at the Probate Office in St Jonsbury the 18th day Of
July 1851 and show if they have, against
the Probate Of said will for which purpose is further
ordered that copy Of the record Of this order he publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Caledonan printed
at ST. JohEsbury, previous To said time of hearing
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Register.
A true copy Ofrecord
4l-43 Attest ASA L. FRENCH! Register.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SA l. (

The Ware House of Butler & Co. located on Rail
road Street is offered for sale. 1t is amply large Tor
store. and portion oft is we'll finished to &C
commodate a family also. There is no dry goods
store in this part of the village and no letter To-
cation: can be found within the village for such
store. A. &. CHADWICK, As-ig. Of B. & Co.
st. Jolnsburv. 1857 lO22tf
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

One of the best farms in Lyndon is now offered
for SALE consisting of 22o acres of excellent land
$50 under improvement and in high state of cult
vaticll-Sugar Orchard of 1000 trees; good build
ings well watered and timbered and is in every
respect both as to convenience and making money
4 " first class " farm. Terms easy. Inquire
Welcome Bemss, Lyndon, VT, or I. Bartlett.
Lyndon, Feb. 20, 1857. 1O22tf
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ID I,POT
CLOTHING STORE

The subscriber wcwld respectfully inform .he
citizens OF -. .'ok>5ur, and vicinity. tia, lie has
u>t returned from n!ark,, with an c>ccl!.rt stock
Of Spring and Summer goods. consisting of Ger
man. English. French and American Broadcloth>
Of all grades and color>: rlan and Fancy Doe
skins and ta>>imcrc>: richa>sortment Of Vest
ng>: Taiior'> Trimmings If all kinds; Furnish
rS goods. consisting %! Stocks. Furs ard Neck
Handkerchief. Gloves. Hosiery Braces. BoSonls.
Collars. White and FANCY Shirts. under Shir;S
and Braves. Al>olltc>t STYLES of Hats and Caps.
Boots. Shoes and Huhbcr>. Umbrellas. Nc.. Ne.
Read, Made Clothing. consisting of r-,>> and
Frock Goats. Bla,k and Fancy nocshin> and Cas-
imerc Pants. Tweed. Sleeps Grey and Sattinc,t
do. Satin. SILK and Lasting Vests. Velvet. Cash
mere and Val .nca do. Jackets. Frock>. overall>.
Nc. The above stock will he offered ~ prices To
ensure ready sale. and viii be rcpcn>hed As of
.,n a. required To comprise the mos, complete
stock Of Gents Goods III Vermont.
Persons in want Of good substantial clothing.
will de- well To call an, examine my goods before
purchasing cl>o where.
Oppo>itc the Pa>>ump>ic House. Railroad ST,
st. Iohn>bury Vt.
25tf W. II. HORTON.
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Look Out for Stop Clothing

GOOD Mechanics Mkt Coats, Pants & Vests, Gus
" tom made and warranted not to RIP, all for
S. .9s. Just the thing for service. at
FLETCHER & REEDS.
n. B.-lIaving made arrangements with an ex
tens"e firm in Boston we will order slop work for
all who may want, cheaper than can be bought IN
the place. FLETCHER & REED.
West Concord Jan "a 1857. 1OlStf
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A Ranney, Publisher,
OFFERS FOR SALE
100000 BOOKS AND MAPS.

OF al kinds al publishers prices to he accompanied with
hntn Gifts worth from - cents SoN each ColSStin.
ii Gold and Silver Watches. Jcwelry. ReticuleS. Ladies'
Purses Pr,n"nacs &c $50 worth of gifts distributed
with every 500 books
gift will lie delivered with every book sold for One
Dollar or more Although book article will be sold
Tor more than the usual retail price many will be sold for
less Persons wishing particular book order
once and it will be forwarded with gift complete
Catalogue of Books Maps, and Gifts will be sent TO any
address on application Persons ordering Books with
HitS should forward the amount of postage must
vaably be paid in advance. The postage for 81
ana 81 20 books is Is cents and for 81 50 and $2U books,
Il cents Address $3.50
A RANNEY, No. 293 Broadway, New York.
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Something New.

A Cooking range designed for country USE
"A suitable for every one who has Mushroom,
summer or winter cook room or dairy room; and
every house to be complete should have one.
BOYNTON & DEMING.
St. John sbury, May 18th, 1857. 34n
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BuV the Premium Bitters,

A ND drive away the Jaundicc. We dull slow,
n stupid, sleepy mortals. They are lust the
thing YOU need this warm weather. If YOU buy
these Btters. You may be assured YOU will not get
any poisoned alcohol, nothing hut the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from spoiling.-
They warranted to give as good satisfaction as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold bv
Ii. p. HOYT.
st. Johnsburv, Nav %. 3jtf
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l-43 Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Register
CONUISSi 1NEPS' NOTICE.

" Y II.
WE. the subscribers. ing appointed by the Probate
" Court for the district If Caledonia commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF Seth Clark late OF Burke
in said district deceased and the claims the deceased
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that six
months from: the 9TH day OF July A D. 1851 allowed
for the creditors present their claims said commits
sionerS for examination and allowance and that will
meet for that purpose AT the dwelling house Of " iam II
Clark in said Burke. the ih days Of September and
January next. O'clock 4 VI each OF said days.
\ 81 RRl 1I;,i! y ,r, Commissioners.
ASA PATTEN Administrator.
Burke, July 9TH 1851. Al l3
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30 @ L +. Il. $ II \ " x co,
Brass and Iron Founders,
CONCORD. I. II.

FOUNDRY ON L. X. SCI iEi. oilIrl ANN WAR;
ROOM, MAIN. "rr"~llL Iirt>A%1 NT"!IT.
Manufacturers of kich'> ra',n, Cat J. ~,
llow: ninc different >tyl'> and sizes aI,,r,.d -
side hill and low land. The Sub ,r,h,r> b,, in,
purchased the Patent ,i'ht q: .ni> pillow. respect
fy call the attention of ,Nc Agricultural Public.
Tor IGf,nc>> Of draft. cas-, # .,uiding and hearty
+ OF w.rl;man ship. il ca:not be c>c,!.cI.
The gr,a, advantage attained Nv these Plowo
THE SHAPE OF THE BEAN PRE-
VENTS ALL CHECKING.
Scccnd-Thc >h"rt@">> of IN" beam brings the
,ran nearer ,ot The work. which j. A greet llyan,-
age. N draft. i'll working and drawing the
team. Also i'll blowing close to the .rnc,--can
turn short. &C.. Awe are in readiness to prove
by certificate or rc,rcncc that these pillow, viii do
One Quarter more Work with one
Quartcrlcss Team than any other
PlOW that we have ever seen.
! We sell them abou. Fifteen per cent less than
the common Shovel Beam Plow. and we will quar-
ante" them more durable and no:c easily repaired.
Dealers supplied on reasonable terms.
I y. B.-Wc also manufacture Shaw's celebrated
/ llot Air Furnace and Cooking Range. Also the
/ celebrated Gen. Stark Cook Stove Box and Boiler
I :toyes. Cast Iron Sinks Road Scrapcr>. Iron
! Fence, Oven. Ash. Pit and Boiler Doors. Funnel
Fiucs. Clothes. GiCycr>, Cauldron Kettles, Pipe.
Boxes. Brackets. Cc>poolS Nc.. &c. Dealers sup
j Piled on the most reasonable terms.
COOPER, SHAW & CO.
! Concord n H. 1871 E9tf
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.


NJ i X K | \ VI \ $ NJ | / IL
Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers in
PLAIN IMP JIP.lNNED TIN,
Copper, Brass. Shcc, Iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. Stoves. >,o,cpipe. Zinc, Lead Pipe, Cast
Iron and Tin Pumps. &c.
They will also keep on hand Farmers Agricul-
tural Boilers and Sugar Pans. and all the latest
improved STYLES Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves.
Mr.. Merriam having had large experience in
the Manufacture Of Tin. Brass, Sheet Iron, &C..
Tor the Ia, years. pledges himself to give entire
satisfaction all work sent from the shop. He
i prepared to do all kinds Of Job and Custom
work, which will be executed with ncatnc>s and
dispatch.
W. have adopted the cash or short Credit "
system and intend 10 price our ware accordingly.
our "motto' i. "Quick sales and small profits,
believing that 4 ''>urc >iNprncc is better than a
slow >hillnS All Kinds Of barter taken in cx-
change for goods. CHARLES X. MERRIAM.
IRA G.. SMITH.
West Concord VT. March 9, 1851. o5tf
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NERVOUSNESS
ri IAN A. = ;-ra-. hang -v--y IT ALLAN.
"a Sss0 yaTety Il syr-t- - -
"a I'll a1>.-:is.-r .. - -i--- l
= ia \-ry.-s .-at. l-l -N-i ~ e..IIa,,S.i
- t>I9 i.sH> Sc a. 4
E3 Sl kra.,-., ] PROMOTE.
DODD'S |aEpOsE
NERV[IgE|:: -: ::
neutrality-suspicious.

c: snv hn.i 1. ,rfas. ~. t. =. '.a,;'s : =.
Menus System. iras';,-c'' - =, Ne O.
is ;h-rrty ,Ar..Vn st - la.I-e. ...: -a;-
wasted away. E.,n tie orl.:...ry - :; u.,r
pr'.';uc-d IN bus ness, OF '..:.s ~ tie R..-.,'
Scenes whca attend - III ot.r ~;.',- hr-->- -
cGce .a;.gu-, and we heed the g'.;s; &c. -
AID rep sc I" regain the n-c' s>,,fN SD. fl
Few i'rrs IS hr Il, i'rved / >..,p - I =
period Than two ~ LIZ nights. Wa. = r. -r.
completely woril ''':t 49, st-aird. >--i . -
Srrs, r-.'o,si r cf bodily -. III. aial l,a =.
Tired Natures sweet Fest,rrr. halniy sles-'.
IS tie pet hail beautifully oppressed i; ms p
~co-i I" the Nervous Sufi,r.r a-ior, -. "a.
"r relief can he ob;aIi,-.l. Ii IS IN - ----
that the Noryin- cIy,s Tv,.-i. All irfA-. , d
waste .: ;he \rfV''u. : ys;-n.. Il r. DIS, "
tie NsrNoEs F.t..e = becoming -q;s..-,'-.
a DELICIOUS s->ss o. R-0css.
calming the agiis:rd mind, o,ic;irs, h. ~ p
t;g muscles and IL i;cl..s.. u.rg-s, a.. l-i--
tie whole system :nt" guar AMI uI.-,.rIu .' -
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MEAT MARKET.
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St. JOhnSburV Marble Works.

The subscribers have enlarged their establish
mcnt during III" pat >,l>"n,--and il returning
their thanks or the very general favor with which
their works has been regarded. would announce
that they are read, to furnish marble work
in all its various branches in rich ard unique STYLES
which canno; be cNcclicd--at prices below all com
pctiton--and within the means ofal Those who
abou, erecting Monuments, slabs. will find
at this estahli>hmcl, Gt gus copied from the rich
artistic work of Nount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries. ais" TIE simple slab-or made TO
ordcr-to suit the peculiar taste Of the purchaser
W y y / " + y rs.
Grave Stones. Ilcarth>. Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche Siils manufactured of marble
Granite. Slate. Soap and Free Stone. at the lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES.
For enclosing burial lots. furnished at the lowest
rates.
In cndcavoring 70 keep work or an equality
with the best city w0rk-at 4 much less price
trust shall receive the liberal patronage cur
eXcrtonS merit.
O.; Work delivered in the ncighboring towns
free of charge. TIIOS. BRIGHAM
9j3 JAS. Il. CARPENTER.