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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
KESosHA COUNTY Sept rs, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that the following parcels of
4s Land sold the 10th day April A. d. 1s55 for
the Taxes Of 1884, and the time Of redemption expire
on the 10Th day of April D. s5s and unless previously
redeemed, will be conveyed to the purchasers.
REUBEN II. DEMING
12wl7 County Clerk.
Pleasant Prairie. all ia torn /
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

NOTICE is hereby given that at the general election to be
had ia e several towns wards and election precincts
State of Wisconsin, the Tuesday first Mon
day. being the third day of next following
der to be elected VITA BASH
ford Lieutenant place of Arthur rthur
Secretary of place of David W jones' Treas
urer in place Of Charles Kuehn, Superintendent public
Instruction in place Of A. Constantine barry, Attorney
General in place Of William r. Smith, Bank Comptroller
in place Of William NJ Dennisanda Prison
in place Of Edward McGay whose several of office will
expire on the day preceding the first Monday of January
Also state senator in each Of the following districts
End District, in OF Perry HIS smith,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
CAPITALS 200, O0OcArrrAn
MILWAUKEE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ORGANIZED IN 1851
Sill A S AMES.

agent for tie City and County of Keaosha,
w Ill INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
county, on such terms will give satisfaction The
above Company have arranged the manner Of nsrng
property that it is destined TO do a safe busiuess
The Directors fths Company are, many of them well
known in this State good aud substantial men, The Com
the report Of tile year 1850 shows that the affairs Of This
Institution stand ahead of any other Mutual Company in
me eastern or western states The property appears
oeg an increase over the previous year $s69s6 s5
and e total aeunt remaining risk day of
December 6, was $40 IS the amount of losses
during the year small, only 50 96s "a which was
promptly paid on demand. This Company insHres none
nut detached dwellings, Farm Houses aud Barns and viii
not insure stores Shops, Tsverns Mills Those wishing
70 insure their buildings in this Company will find il TO their
advantage 70 call Ely office in the city of Kenosha and
save part Of their property against fire small amount
kenosha, May 2i, 81. lly49l sILAs AMEs. Aoen,.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

sSs %nS when Fsstsfs St sf
The powers Of the syss.Sm - are fully developed. The
action Of Liver for pdper erforms ss ef ny
funeons when the aeh is at fauIt the Levais
fault, and the whole s. system suffers in
ag9ee the one gganheA having ceased
10 M aey' er tne disea IS CT that organ, Of the
Tr0tretors n m DE it his study. in practice Of
more than twenty years to find some remedy where
WITH 70 coUAteraet tae many AZ arrangements to which it
TO prove that This re- - medy is at last found any
of It's forms, has but 20 try a otle, and conviction is
eo9poapd has "a. see9S formed by dissolying gums
' maTS or OF sS ' mS es sas These gums
ing in their place healthy how Of bile, nvgOrating
the blood giving tone and ~ health the whole maehi2
cure sAs f'sSss d n9s e
atter ELECTS felt by usingF@1 CALo MEL or MINERAL
one dose aztec eating is. suffeient to relieve the
stomach ana prevent c. food from rising and
Only one dose taken be-y fore retiring prevents night
Only one dose taken at &'1 night lOosens the bowels
One dose taken after each bss> will Dyspepsia
E1 one dose OF two tea -, spoonfus viii always
One bottle taken for s msle obstruction
Only es Sss a's relieves ehsle while
FL. MeEBus and pre-CSl ventive OF CHOLERA.
ii PILL Gus ArrAcKs - while it relieves all painful
sS- Only one be title is needed to throw out of the
system the eets q nedl ne cine after long sickness.
or unnatural color o@ the skn all
Nger 70 the appetite and y make food digest we'll.
| one HOSe often repeatedly cures CHRoSIc DIRA-
| RTiG:A in its forms. L.while SUMMER a a
| ROW complaints vi ell d almost TO the first dose
| One attacks cansed Nv worms
4 while for there is snrer
err"f speed'er remedy in the world, ienerer fnls
there ls no eXaSSera;ion . these Statements
| arc pam so er facts. - that give evidence
TO prove, while all who IN IL are giving their man.
i'm us ties ii m ny in tslHX favor
take nenite pleasure in recommending this medicine
peFfhtstN eof fEyKR AGUE, Chill FEVER, and all
tAEsss o. b,"us ffPE u operates with certainty and
Among the hundreds Of LIVER offered TO the
| DR SAN
oRps generally known the
linen This preparation truly Lrer Icgoator prodnc-
M tht idoat happy results all who
hase been given of the great virtue this
meene by those OF the highest standing in society
Hudson County Democrat. r'
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
SANFORD \ Co, Proprieters, l45 broadway, N Y
British Provinces. - - 1890 AA
trade at manufacturers prices 6nsI
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAHNESToCK DAVIS.
iuo randolph Street; in St. Louis, o. J. WOOD CO. ia
Market Street. -" -
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,

BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.
SEMEON KING, At his well known stand on
~ Main Street. takes pleasure in saying to his numerous
friends and the public generally that his Books Sta
tionery and Paper langngs complete and extern
siye than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved standards are offered
Wholesale or Retail of every kind description used In
Common or High Schools at prices that fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising all the standard Works. both English and Amer
ican in various aud beautiful styles ng-Prose and
Poerystores, Biographies, Tales, &c. Bibles Dictiona-
ries Prayer Books and Hymn Books New Books from an
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter. Note
and Billet Paper; Fooiscap, ruled and unrued
white, and assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, GOLD Pens
Steel Pens, Quilts &c, &c.
PAPER IIANGINGS.
Wall and Window Papers, and Bordering-the largest and
Best assortment before offered this market Of an
prices and qualities, from the Satin to the
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested TO look in and for
he inducements offered for they numerous to
kenosha, Deceaper 90 IS Iy27
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BOOK-BlNDlNG !!

A T. the sign of the Books near N Ward School
a." by JASON LOTHROP. -
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

do lot bk except II Il n and and l6 Il
and W out W corn or sec
Estate king--com at W cor of common, thence 46
rods, c to lake shore, northerly along lake shore
TO a point due Of place Of beginning thence W
70 beginning ........-..........1
James Observation-Disclosures addition, lot q Blk B
sw or sec 81 town 2 ...........,.....
Josiah Bond-com 36 rods Of n W cor of n e or acc
8, thence q rods, e S rods, n q rods and to
hasx
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

We take infinite pleasure in re,
= preYentstiy eof FEvrR Ann A
FEvEBs Of BIIIeUs TYPE. IL o.
thousands are willing to testify I,
Among the hundreds Of LIVER
public. there are none we eau so {
FoRp's lNvIGoRAroR. 50 general,
tnlen. This preparation is truly !
ing the idoat happy results on all '
able certificates have been civei
medicine by those of the highest
know il "a be the best prep. "a,
Hudson County Democrat.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

r. Iefssd N q lev ever wandering
snd never dyIhH svm fran the niufl
kslsr u Issus ls lhls asy has spfesd
efsf NAM European esanifles The
ssesunIa. howeser, ~ IN AL fshlss, ~
hal seffs tine tef.len l. 'hIs When
Jesas vH Iei 10 ieslh, oppressed w
The weight n iha sfu=z. NJ Wished "
fest hInasli little nasf The gate be
fh9 The .heu~ n illoe maker named
Ahasuefas. Ihlsmau haweser, apfAhg
ipfih and lllnt hlm awaf Jesus
inFresl towards him aas ing II shall
RED. bai ihon shalt mase an anill !
faiun" And from that imo he has
had no rest Anl "a obliged lncessanily
y, wau,lef abouk Another ,efslon i
that given Nv Nsihlna Iar,selnss, q
monk " Tho thirteenth century When
Jesus washed from tha tribunal Of
'ilatus 10 death. ike ,oofIeeprfi
NAMED carlafIius, pushed him from
hehlnd with biz tecl saying. "Walh on,
Jesus, quickly why aasi ihoa iary
Jesns looked Al him rta,ely, aud mi'l
II walk On, bui thou shalt iarFy iilI !
capc" And this man. sIlll alive,
wanlcrs from place go place 10 constant
dread Of The wrath to cunc, A third
legend sdds that This wandering .Icw
fails sIck every hundred years. but re.
co,ers and rcnewa his strength hcoco
Il Is that even after ~ many centuries,
he does mol look much older than d sop
iuagcnnrlan. Tins for The leeetnls. =
Not onc NJ ,he ancient authors make
even mention of such nm aecount The
frat who reports some such thing " q
monk ol the thirteenth century, whcn.
as Is Known. the world was illled to
disgust rious hciions. However. ihe
story has spread Tar. M that II has he.
came q proverl,--''lic runs sboui like
a wandering Jew" There are not
wanting persons We assert 10 have even
seen wandering Jew. but when their
evidence Is examined BY the test Of
historical cvdibili,y. Il is found that
some impostcr had made uss Of this
fable 10 impose upon sImph-mInded
people Tor some purpose II his own
However, the legend Il not altogether
untrue, there II a wandering jew who
~. A
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

N ihe vhole mwa sol msslsl Ipdur
"a Lihd " ehIlIlnr. esli indifference.
wmab Ihe llghlesi Hoh'nAnes. ~ ihe
part n ibe hurIasd 81 osep Llsdes
lalo flame. IiIa dlMcaIt IL aeoelhl
~ ihis tssnsIi.ry tssdISkm hui there
Il much prvsf ihas woman loves
iwiw. rke Ioses ilw husbssd u hsG
spring. h ihe sulumes Irr attachment
fsquIfe. other susiehsnes fbsn ''A' N
habit And hssoslailoa u hHhqrfs ~
lhe spiritual element, bfrpneA dreamy,
and every word N anger, even slight,
every lnsts.nlIun. asery weakness mi
tho part " lAe haslsna, sfowd' on Tho
memory N the wife. au,l she becomes
miserable without knowing .hereiaar
The husband then should btoumu .
lover again.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

II Isplcaani ~ consider. that whilst
We ara lamenilng our particular anllc
iIons io each vihcr, and rcpinIIx aI the
inequality uf condition, we're u possl
Bic u throw of our present miserable
slate. We caanoi namc The person whore
condition In every particular We would
embrace and prefer and an Impartial
inquiry into .he pride, ill.nsturc. vi
health, guilt, spleen. or particularly
Of behavior Of oIhers generally ends
iaA reconciliation 10 our dear selves.
This way oflhInhing Is warraniedby
Shakespeare, In u very extraordinary
manner. wherp hc makes Richard the
Second, WHEN dcpossA and imprisoned,
debating q mattcr. which wosld soon
determined by u common capacity,
whether his prison or palace was most
eligible, and with veg philosophical
hesitation leaving the preference ondc.
tcrnined, IN the following lines,
"-----somcsinss am king, [ras.
Then treason inakss ma wishmysslf abcg.
And 50 indeed am. Then crushing pcnury
Pcrsnadss me was better when King,
Then am king'd again.--------"
Prior svs very prst,ily:
"Against our peace We arm our will:
Amidst our plenty something's still,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

Ellen uoyne
Soft b. thy slnmber.
Rode cares DEPART
Visions In numbers,
Cheer thy young heart!
Dream on, while bright hosrs,
And fond hopes ressa:n,
Blceninx, like smiling bowers,
For thee Eliza Bayne.
Chssss-Gsssls slsmbess or Vie glide
Drssms of bssusy round sAss blds,
whlIs llngss BY thy side,
Sweet Ellsa Dsyne.
Dream not In assuisb!
Dyran not In fear!
I.cvcUhsIl not lsnsuiA
Taad ones err beas,
Slsepins or waking, ftlrft
y plssave a. rem, =
wssn hessts vii hat fos ~,
Sscss Ellen Dayns. -
CAsvs -0sssis slsnbm - Nj ~
Scenes hat have ,snisks1,
euilss cs shes NV, n
piesssps's oncs tsnisAs6, i -
hy ssossA shy bssw, l.sAiuY
-: - (. 'ssss .. s:gs'''s ~ -
soo.li.g Il drs.ssD1nD !
Sssss Ellsa nyne
cAs~-su,ls.lu eslIaA y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

.Tssss : . s.mi.s p.iss + " lsvs
a . - - huu> ~ 49, sAsulj
~ eusoh1y voAgAsk \ ssus u -
esfs vssy sesly. ~ tsess tkisVsss-
pellnl12 y ~ 0nask - - f -
- = AaIly ssavsal1se ! ~ A1ks
I. ~. 81 - ~ ~ - .:,s'as.s -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

n AZ nlfsnfffiDss, W0Hs lNeIe Ivnsu
\ raney tsr,is. dsNe with Nessness
snd On rsx>oushk stsms.
NJ Nj communications muA hs.sd.
~ 70 v. >. Wan, ksqy I'ssola,
k..lrpl.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

f"t''H W. ! NwsVW W IVY Hf'fHef
] Ismemtes ksf n The Gssi object
N Affections that ! kneW On earth.
Tho Image n her ll'so ymNhfaI
IAse and SLENDER wmWodjy kum
wss tI'en IfdeIIIIjy sSAmpt6 upon
Tho talbot NJ my Infant mind, md
wfm'aIh Ihto I'LL ihe elements VI
my mofaI beinu. ! have q feesI.
lection ~ her appearance nj WI.
fes'st lxsimls. ~ sickne~. care,
advance III years and LIES trials
left their sod iraees 'Iwu sllss lace
II love. Int none " thsss In,
prssicns sss 20 insslmssbIe from
lint wnss II exls(enss y ths face
~ The Youthful, hopeful loving
mother, " shc Iavishad her aarc-s.
dss upon nc, her first born her Idol
s0il.
Now Mat the face IL furmwe,l,
aud thai form IL bowed with age.
Mom than "Ihres-score years aud
ten" have Icit their sui traces
there, but still she livcs the hon.
orod wife, aud more than Lonorrd
mother ot llrr numerous train
feeble in health, but still mistress
Of her house, and . miuistcring
angcl around every couch Of pain
in the vicinity Of her dwelling;
More thnn half a hnntDs,l years
have fed with me since she first
pressed me 10 her youthful bosom,
and batled my tender brow with
u mothers virgin tears. ircmem-
Der her carly lessons oi virtue and
trutll--l,er careful watching over
oil my inclinations---hcr happy
look whan I was good and true;
aud the tear of sorrow, bali CON-
ccaled BY turning her lace away,
when | was disobsdicnt or in III
temper Oh, how strange j. socns
to m,c now that I could ever have
offended w good u bciug as my
dear mother. Was ! not her con-
slant care I Did she not toll un-
rrmi,tiny!y Gr mo thraugh ten
thousand things that | was better
able tn do. mysslfr Oh, is won-
dcrful--smch mnseltlsh care-such
patjcncc-such love-! They now
III my heart with admiration
But they did not cense when ] le.
came a man and lett The dear old
home. No.. but ever since, when
| have turned my steps thitller tc
psy my lilisl ,luty--Ilay to bless
myself by q brief visit, then that
same kind. voice, now tranuloal
with age, greets with a n,otherly
welcome, 1 u,n ea''s y. n'e n su sn''1' ,.a. =
With the same strange thoughtful
nsss will she look over my gar
memts to see if there 10 not.s rem
70 repair of 2 Ou''on, 70 cp'nes
and after ! nave gone 70 my s'uul
bcrs' comes csic!i''y 'n'o my Toou
to.tack the c'o'nes soou. n.y. my y
sou, anu MAKE , sur ~ sn.t y. s'' ...,s = WEI
WIN "a her : chilli. en'.a ,0' I'm, sne n'sn!; ..;.
Vns my n'c.n~. ~ ,,..,I a.Sea ~ =:
owe = tnee Sos wsss'ntt,s y W
'e, g - 'sssssoes ssa. 8 'os s,'e, !, O 81" =;
have been enabled torosscss on
~w;nv La mv el,sxkerrs( liz. Ma
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

n lVlillHf wv IWllfNlHIftt WI w
whom wefu aefIne snlrr under
government, wefs sfaIlefef m tLe
tavern roreh. taIhsum, wh<s M
old isper. uamed I,.---, esuse 40
10 thsm. Now. mid Il---~ks
pefson who i very Ioussso,,a
when "cormi,' but ,sally oppo.
site when Aolwr. AZ the present
time beins tirhf. NJ snid " fm
company had NO el,iees,s,m In
woulJ isII thea, \ s,oty. They
told him TO "lrs swsy." whsu.
upon hc apoks M iollowa
a ccrn'b hing -ieu'i fccolIest
hIsnamc..-l,ndn n philosophrr. n,,on
whow judgement hc slwsys ,s.
pouacl. kNs, Il 80 Ls,sw,issl sns
,laystlc kjnu iook il Iuio his head
10 20 n hunting, and after summon
inn his mobiles nnd making MI ne.
ccs.ary rrcraraticns. snn,mcnrd
neutrality-suspicious. d him WI, would
min. The ph,losophw told linn
/, vould no, anL hc a.d M. ,,-
blcs departed. While ion,nc,lnu
along they met 4 co,mtr,,nan
mounted IN a jncAAs-, In sdvisrd
,h.,n ,o ,.,-sS .s',,v ...i h.' 81.
,,,lI % ss,,.'alv ~ [ -, " rl.". .,...l.,i
~"'s"', son,s%",''o;,.'S % "n hin, NY ," ns"'s''
on. Pa,om ,,;cy VI laa ra"c a many
mil mile. however. or ,Isy M G INA r...o, %
80 ycu,s. .ot ,,.v vI,,, G tsl., IN.
.s'%s .s a'' '"' "''' "'''0''s'
T" ~, "' sN u, IsI .,tN
:... .s;:: y; y: ~ a.s ls. y. ssss:S ;s ,, \ Y.
him that il would 6e sIss wl's''
.sIi A., ,,,... end asIsss. y, s.s;i . vi
wo"" Ih'n' w'esc"H 70" '"'u mo
,s,'u wou% S,.'o ac, !. 49,. .......,.
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vIeNtal Card.

NJ. J. DOIsOLEv. would respectful
y inform his friends and the psblic
" w. has removed his okcs isom the
Ensr si Main snd Adam STREETS. opposite
United States lloscl. to rcsns over
isn'. saddlery Store, On Main sssvss,
Rpssii- Court Square, where he ispee-
rd to parssc his rsofessios 10 oil ~
Pdoe branches, old ~ IN improve.
pnss.
ne snlv reference give Il siz ysass'
kvitss in Memphis and viuipisy.
w cmrr is OVER AIs. Wins's SeadIesy
f~r. a. Main ssrSa, opposite Ccsss
asfv. where ! caa Always b. iosoa
!. wosid ha bcsts Tor peeieass sssa
= sesnsrvse nnke agpsinoReeaa, soiha'
as ,Asy nay - slash vieh o!ess as'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

..nslhy ef the A~sa''s We have s'''"
us,tIr wemns,
IN swn No. vww ihs sss~ 70 We.
fhr dew dsvypsha fyweFs
Aad evrs sfes mifM shi van, the light
" AulafHn's opening l'sas
M sssis that hseslha n Tenderness
Aai Smiles ~ kupw ne true,
And warmer il,as lhe sunaef'ime,
md sseutaf than The dee.
Il l. not nsah she wasli sss elss.
Win vii ils SUBTLE MI
And gold and gems are not Ihe ilings
TO satisfy Tho heart
iIus, Gid II ihss vhv cluster round
The altar aud the hearth,
Give Feu'e wosia and loving smiles,
Ilew beautiful is aaFih.
bEAL Gl,fLr wlfn Tnr llrrLr
uhEs.--.A olIld. when asl,d why q
certain tree grew uookcd. replied
"-onebody tod upon Il. Isapposc.
when Hitler"
ala sho check. child with terror.
Stop sis play, and s.ills is aongI
Not alone commiis an error,
Bu, o grieyous aora wrong
sisp !, play, and RIVER fear Il, .
Ac,ivo lsls II no defect,
Never freak W spirit
Curb v only " direct.
Would stop ITO flowing river,
Thinking u would cease to fowp
Onward must II INV forever.
lIettw teach Il whore to go."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

P.lNOLA, NiSS.
j removed his ollica to the room
sen the Star Office nnd Dr.. l.cland's
\: s.cre. IN the wrist side II tho Pub.
snare, where he .ssy be found u all
y. unless professionally absent.
Sal If
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

\. w N. J. w reuA,
AFrrgs his Professional services 10
the public generally. CT Oees q
l. nallinxs' store. psnols. Rs.ls
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Nv. s. p. Hester.

ArrERs MS services to tho people ~
,his vicinity. eT' May b. found
Ass-, when nos professionally enfas.
NJ "
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N. y. Ward,
jTTrORNEY A'rI.A w.
I'anoia. MIN.
| Nr. n. J.Y ouNg. /.

n hAvlNG pcrmsnently located hin.
rlf, ,cndcrs bis Professional SCI.
!. to tho citizens of lpauola and siNn.
ry uiIicc on tho cast side Of the
! public square, whore nc can always
|fauni. or II his boarding housc (l.oySs
~ cxccp, when professionally cngas-
n1.Gm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-18
wINpss AND y.IQWOs,s


Y1NE AssOgyw,rT ov rRANDivy wIyrs "A
n msics 'sn, ttcA, Iri-h md Old Npongah~is
Hourbou vhissey csriias r. lepdo, ard DubHD porter
snd Pcofch alec fer ssle 81 Up DtRHllI MArtRRSoNa
40 Broofne sree. corner sfCrosby.
(yUAMrAcNEs- RAsKgTs SUPERIOR WINE
~ hich aud low grades for b. NOR ny Tor asia "
o. y. sSNDUs. Il We'll s'-eet
last INDIA PAtE ALE.--JONEs CELEBRATED
u Eas India and Burton ses 70 ge'her with choice s1p.
ply n 90 stocs ard fresh -c aes also srpecr acc q
porter fof boiling, cOnstanilv band. ssmp,ss be
seen AZ rTHOPp'. Of Broadusy ard schih stree,
sud At the oncc ofthe brewery IS East sixth urse' New
York.
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= : ! = - , : -
srORTyHu.

'T1NG.-PrGEOs SHOOTING WILL TAKE PLACE
Ionday 10Th inst on Hoboken nirtao ~ for a On -
h. Open 70 all. There will b. NJ pgs1rs ~ t,s
shooting ~ commence ~ O'Clock. ThoSe f,nf of
scr VIII please 70 Aiiend. J rAYLoa. Jersey Cht.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NFATRIvoNIAL -EUGrIrA vOLANrr Will uPoy
INt tie receipt Of e. tuvasuf in pos..e staups
send de 'eeon Q, any persons charster Their past,
present ard ntife destiny rem specimen - handwriting.
DESERVE the oue they VIII marry iassu,s Cur
n.ys SC address, with return ros.sge New York Post
ofce.
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Az REMOVED TO PERRy VT,

MADAME NEyvR uAs RnnovED TO PERRY vt.
Nl 70 s. between Beecker and Fourth s-eess-,he cen
t-ues 20 ten pss rr.-n ard rsure evenn Ms-tse mar
rags juurneys law brstrss- pro-p-es scsnes- ab
scn tnas proyesty, lue ssslen nrt0ns xeyer -nr-
vervee Hrssh French ssd German and gives wsrrsnss
for her Art
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ANTHOLOGY.

('tA1pvOytrCn,--nns SEYMOUR. no sfRINo
" reet few doors OF Broadway Die most slccess
fol netcsl and business ss,rv.ssns 70 kre-cs Aa dss
eases discovered snd evred durable snerms sfvee on
ensyre mada.
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\ UOfoy aALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE n. r.
"a LlsDS, spotoD.er Ia ssl' on Monday, all he nstur
Pre- n ching ll3 linton Place. SIsth asenRe con-
|s,Ss kinda OF furniture In tSsn.y rooms p.aooort
|e. tive.
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n1AyopDs THE TRAr' rs ~ IECrfUTIy IN
~ formed that coitinua narufsrn-rg ard have
s,o hand lar - s,srv damon VERY OF sylr
large assrrtpert OF isr1o8ff hand. eeths Iyse r
trade. Diamonds lnuglt 4 cish
h. AkRMAf a co, r5 Broorns s,rees
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RvApIRI. D. GAssNRR AUCTlOREER -AssfGNEBs
~ Of marble mamie slabs bbcks trUsses DC GA "
kl BaO's will at aasoon without reserve, Tues
lay ~ 10 the ent'e SO IL of marble man
Nh sahs blocks and 6xurcs the premrs on the no-h
OF oaSwsy and Thirty filth street Catalogues
ss st their office, 7s0 Broadway and Me premises on
4no1oAy D9h int
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II =. HIGBTE, AyCrIoNEER-wII.L SELL ON MON
day 18th at los O'Clock, all the furniture IN The three
stor, house No 2Ol Nineteenth street Eighth
cArpNs sofas marble top tables, lounges chairs, mirror
day.
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4 uSIoN SALE or sLEs4NT BopsEaoLD Eua n.


tine and plan o'orte so two hse horses, CARRIAGE AMI
ala tabe Place Sondsy, January 49, AZ l01s
sek a. l3 Clinton pl5ce ives. o. Fifth The furn
bys eDprsng Ia park elegant wood pisnoo.te
etsv fine order rosewood md mahogany psrior SUITS IN
seeaso hair coth valuable mirrors and ola ostnt,
rR01 marble a-d china vases rich chandeliers velvet
nsses o. three ply carpes rosewood hbrarv AMI secre
Bookcases oenre pier and card tables u tnrer fdr1
consists ard mahogany oedstesas ~its uar
Top Gre sing bureaus and ashst.nd 70 match toe' sets
air mai esses, N aber beds osnkes qrihs he Also, d
sg furniture china dir sd TEA sets ivory cutlery
asszsre extension tso es kcNen utenss 40 The whole
Nc move fnrDl'ure IN In hDe orSes and viii be perempO
NY foA To the highest Diider wiiho 4. reserve
II. LEEDS, Auctonee-.