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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

DIR. CHEESEMA PILLS,
Prepared By Cornelius L. CAeeseman, ~ D. Neso
York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
SUIT OF long and extensive practice They are mild in
er operation and Ger tain in correcting all Irregularities
painful menstruatons removing all distractions whether
from cold or otherwise headache pain in the side papita-
ton OF the heart Whites all nervous affections, Mysteries
fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &c. disturbed sIeep
which arise from interruption of nature
10 Married Ladies' DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Ladies who have been disappointed in the
fother Pills place the utmost confidence Dr. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
Notice.
There IS one condition Of the female system in sobtch
The IiS cannot be taken aCitb0ut prodaEcing PRCU.
LIAR RESULT The condition referred to is PRK(J-
NANOI-the result, MISCARRIAGE. Such is the ir-
reSstd6te tendency 0fdte medicine TO restore the sexual
functions to normal condition. that eUen the reDrodc-
t60e poCer QfnGtWre cannot resist 1t.
Warranted purely vegetable, from anything in
jurous Explicit directions which should be read accom-
pany each box. Price ST. Sent by mail on enclosing 81
to the General AGENT.
Sold by one druggist in every town in the United States
R. B. HUTCHINGS, General gent for the United State,
100 Chambers street, New York. to whom all should
be addressed.
For sale by starkweather Co., and by F. Robinson Ke
nosha; Bodies, smith d Co., Chicago. 1y42
gB The Benefactor of his Race a.
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKINDl
SUGAR COATED PILLS.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
SALEM, DEC. 18TH, 1859.
The first meeting of the County Teachers Asso
citation will be held at Liberty, town of Salem Ke.
nosha Co, commencing on Friday: the Doth day of
January, 1860 OF two O'clock, Z. M and continu-
ing the remainder of the week
1t is hoped there will be a full attendance and
arrangements for accommodations will be made &C.
cordngly.
For those coming in the cars conveyance will be
furnished from the Salem Depot
By order Of the Executive Committee,
T. !. CONATTY, Prest,
b. l.. DODGE, Secre tary.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW CONvEYANCER, is prepar ed to
draft Legal Instruments Of all kinds. Can be found at
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for Kenosha Co. 28
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CIRCUIT COURT, county of Kenosha and STATE .,
Wisconsin. The State OF Wisconsin to George M More
house. ~ '-0i0 :
NOU ARE hereby summoned and REQUIRED to answer
NJ the complaint of Charlotte Morehouse naintiff ~ a.
action, which will be filed in the Cfce of the cIer Of i
court at the city of Kenosha in said county on Tho %
OF the date of this summons and serve copv Of vo
answer to the said complaint the subscriber at his
fee in the city of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin
in twenty days after the service of summons unon
exclusive OF the day OF such service you fail To
swer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the for the reiief
demanded in the complaint. JOSIAH BOND
Plaintiffs Attorne y
Witness the Hon David Nogge, Judge of the First
Judicial Circuit of the State of Wisconsin. at Ke
L. s. nosha, this 22nd day of December, a D. 1859
OWLS BNICHOLS, Clerk
CIRCUIT Court, County of Kenosha The State Of wis
Sensln to Joseph Kenyon and Silas H. Buttrick:
" W ARE hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of James II. Foster. which is filed in
the once OF the Clerk of the circuit Kenosba
~ az ms ONCE in the cityof Kenosha and to serve conv
OF your ansWerion us at office the city and county
OF Ne 4sha and State of Wisconsin, withn ninety DAYS
after the service hereof exclusive the day of sch
vice. and you fail to the complaint as aforesaid
the Foster will apply the Court for the re-
heI dsmaHoed IN the complaint
Dated Dec 10th, 1859.
WE. o. S. / +. H. HEAD, PITS Attvs
witness Hon, David Noggle, Judge of said Co..
g henosha, in said county, this Goth dav oS ne
nioer' 1907 L. B, NICHOLS Clerk
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pI Us Fish are worth 211s cents per pound in
La Crosse Rep. a. 'nas'-
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK
KENOSHA NrES

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes. drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates Of exchange without othe
charge.
Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. II. KIMBALL. Cashier.
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Those DemOcraIic stromg-hoIds.

The Kenosha Democrat two weeks since, in.
vited our attention to the fact that the Five
Points" gave good majority for the Democrat
c candidate for Mayor in the late election of
New York city We acknowledged the truthful
ness of the Democrats statement, and gave the
official vote in the famous sixth ward" from
which it appeared the total Democratic vote
cast for Mayor in that locality was 2, $50, while
the Republican vote was only l53. ESnce the
election an event has transpired, which mry We
ry likely hereafter somewhat deplete the Demo
cratic majority in that quarter The New York
Tribune gives detailed account of the pulling
down of long row of buildings in that portion
of the ward, known as "Cow Bay" These
rookeries have swarmed with voting material.
and the Tribune says, the ground on which they
stood is not to be occupied with new buildings
but left as an open space to give ventilation.
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Nfnrfengnr;s Meefinr.

The Mortgagors to the Kenosha Rockford Rail Road,
requested to meet the house of Martin Newbury
Salem, Saturday the Oath inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
December / 5: 1859.
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.NesU Advertisements.


ho 9t t.. y
an MONDAY EVENING" the 10Th inst ant,
" somewhere within the limits of this city, a
Yellow Fur TIPPET. The finder of the same win
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this Office
kenosha, Dec goth, 1859. %
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CIRCUIT COURT, County of Kenosha. The State ~
Wisconsin to Bohan S. Shepard N ''"'e u
wv AXE hereby summoned and REQUIRED te answer
the complaint of Henry B. Towslee which is 8Ied in
he once OF the Clerk of the Circuit court for Kenoba
county at his office in the city Kenosha and to seve
copy OF your answer on us at office in the CITY and
county OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin within ninety
days after the service hereof exclusive of the da ~ I
service and you fail to answer the complaint as afore
ssd the sand Henry B. Towslee will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint ~ "
Dated December 2Oth 1889
6w2S pIin+ HSAD HI.
Witness Hon. David Nogge, Judge of said conrt
l., 3. at Kenosha in said county this Goth dav If
December, 1859. H. r NtoH0TS so 1u oay Vi
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ER'Mr. Conway the newly elected Congress
man from Kansas, has arrived at Washington
with an official copy of the Kansas Constitution,
and will ask for Immediate admission into the
Union.
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is q 81 T. g

~ x - z
Am the 9TH instant, between Ke nesha city and
" Castles on the plank road, a Red Coral
NECKLA CE, with clasp it made of s., so
gold piece. Whoever will leave the same at the
kenosha Telegraph Office, or at Lewis William
in the town of Paris, will be rewarded for their
trouble. [lw28l LIB. JONES.
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ES The Utica Observer says: Gerritt Smith
continues to improve.
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Eleven Democratic papers in Iowa have
suspended since the election in that State in
October.
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Important to Females.

~ See advertisement of "Sanford's Liver Invp.y
and Cathortic Pills." on the first page of paper.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

SATURDAY, Dec. 18.-HoUsE.-Mr Larabee.
of Wisconsin, sent to the Clerk desk copy Of
the Milwaukee Free Democrat, from which the
latter read the proceedings ola meeting purport-
ing to be held by German adopted citizens, in
which sympathy is expressed for John Brown,
holding him up as noble. hearted and resolute
and fit to be held up by the friends and champi-
ons of freedom for the imitation of mankind.
After Larabee had finished speaking, the
House proceeded to ballot for Speaker:
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LYMAN g. BONE
AVE on hand and Make In ordar

Elegant Thick sOled Button Boots,
tor Ladies. Perpetuate the beauty of your wives
and daughters by buying each pair for
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
large assortment OF all kinds of CATERS &
HELD BOOTS, for sale Cheap for Cash,
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Commissioner Of Taxes .ad Assessments.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealers in GOODYEAR
y PATENT for vULCANIZEp RUsBER sUsPENDLRe,
eRAIDs WEBS Ill other fabrics and articles made ~
ubssnces with nrssds sheets Of Vulcan
.xed aubbsr notified that uness the same are properly
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DTsPOSED o. In the United
Merchants and dealers invited to exsinlns spect
the undersigned exclusive owner OF the ttes and exclusive
hsh ho patent for these Goods which embrace ~ the styles
heretofore imported and others Also
licenses and sell and he terms ~ Be obtained
application TO nae, ct No. . CoortiAndt,a New Yorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

TAMMANY HALL FOR SALE-The lease,
furniture fxtur. and loo1 Win Of The large add c,mn di
Hotel TsmDany Hail. NasssRse. oppodts The
City Hall FOR terms and full psrticuars address Boz No
New ok Post ONCE, or apply he pr. nisse q
CHARLES BRO Nm, Agent
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the
- undersigned In behalf 81 the School oce' o. The XVIII
Mad oscs o. tn. Clerk Of the Board OF Education.
ooireT OF 0apd and Elm-sts until MONDAY April H. inst:
O'clock for DESKS CHAIRS, snd sEr1Ess Ne
ceasry farrsina and f.rI up Ward School No. 10
said Ward scooris plans aud specin
file be the oos Of the supencte adent OF
School Builsine,, M. - Crc,,y-st-
tesd rroposs. viii also be received By the 1odenis-e
AID for Psilng the School House sfore
spec.6caons lie aud 10 DO
oee Of the Superintendent Of SCHOOL Buduss above
rroposAs be epsistey ndorsed Proposals for
Psptifs and I" Proposals for Sch ,ol Furniture"
The Schoo Oce Of the Ward the riga. 10 reject
any or Of deemed for the public In
teres. 20 De %. SAMUEL HOrALlN9,
JANIS d. OLIvE6-
RICHARD c. MCCORMICK
8uNdins Comrit.se.
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Clothing

WHERE LADIES FREQUENT.-It is pro-
verbal that Ladies the beet critics deho.eies
tcs ef The soeroins once nave pt'oused AN
fRrLI. No. SIS Broadway, IN esss where SHOES
CATERS CT SLIPPERS rreai1.d thsas misses
Soss OF yoaths Hn spgtps Goods are beautiful
n A ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, 81
Oh yONEsA 10 Ann-st eti Douese-soe WsierProo;
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can have de-
"A sir.ble ROOM and BOARD In private family residing
In the pleasant and healthy portions OF Newark
j. Lostion convenient TO the depots and Omnibus
route Address B. X Boz No 2A7 New York Po'tOfce
BOARD in BBOOKLYN.-Amplea ccommoda-
ID tiou for q 6ENrLEAAN and WIFE, or w SINGLE
GENTLEMEN can be had At No 10 Sssdsst corner Of Jss
loom large and 10 every respect desirable Posses
sop can Be had about the 18th Inst
BOARD in BROOKLYN-I In a private family
ID on the tde Fulton Railroad. Appy at No Il
Bond st., cor Livingston.
OHYSI CAL.-The advantages of RESI-
IL DPNCE In the COUNTRY, with superior opootun les
and -shy offered Lad Of good
character about Is for Board ac 50
week No school lessons urged Address with particularly
J. H., Box No sac Hartford Conn.
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prlut,ns

AT EvERDELLs.-Wed5ing Cards, Notes,
~ terhsss celebrated Cards. speDSidy engraved only
- he'd In Roadway oesoest Osers received ey mall
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF PRICE.
I-Wsd6tns Al Home and v,isinS Csids Bill Hssds Bas
ness Casds Gseoks, ko kELLYs No q Faon-st. N Y.
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Cost ano found.

EOUND-A GOLD wATCH.-The owner can
havs The came proving properly ana paying
,s1vsss.irs on spsbhs to oRAYooN swAs%icK Co :.
No IS Para. saoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

OFFICE MANHATTAN Gas LIGHT Co.,
No. Irvina place, corner lsthst
ITO GAS CONSUMERS.-Gas consumers who
i intend to before the lst OF Nay, are re-
aue,ted TO give eaIly notice at his ONCE. - - .
By complying with this request they will avoid al liability for
eas consumed by other parties
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w A L ACK's TIL T. A I K K Z.
w SECOND NIGHT
Of the
Revival or sH aKEsPEARES
Beautiful, Pastoral and Poetic Comesy Of
As YOU LIKE IT,
TO-SIGHT (we4nss dol April 6, 1859,
With .h the Ilcidcnts Music.
ORIGINAL OVERTURE Bs
HENRY BISHOP.
NEW AND APPROPRIATE COSTUMES
sUPkkB AND PIcrUREsQUE FOREST SCENERY
By Ish~rv ect AID Wslsc-,
aod an UNpRICLDENrLp CAST, including the srss
Of The day. -
ONE HUNDhEO AND oEcONo NIGHT
snd LAST WEEk bet u this sstsoo.
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NOTICE to rAX-PAYEkS.--OFF OF the
~ COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES and ASSESSMENTS,

NOTICE to rAX-PAYEkS.-OFF OF the
N COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES and ASSESSMENTS
No 81 Chsmberst New-yok Jsa TO- 1859 Notice hereby
t- CITY 1889 for public
INSPECTION and open until the Sth day Of AprS
inclusive All Tax are earnestly requested 70 c<u
" order that errors the ssses$
Also al perIona entited o. sw -
BY OF oesns Clergy men OF
Tor military services and sso literary charitable institutions
by av exempt stion requested to make
for exemption. previous 70 ths closing e
rolls on sale Sth day of April 49,,
TSe foo wins section Of the Of April 49, 1887 pususeed
for the information Of Tax payers: -
"sEcrIos2 tas books shall be open 70 puoHc
Inspection provided, spp aiion may be made
BY any person considering himself ssse7ed By the assessed
ysuatien esste, TO have the same cor
recd such application Be made In relation 70 the seso
must be made In writing stating the
objections hereto and thereapon the
shall mo the complaint and H. In their Judgment tas
assessment they shall cause the sao1e 70 be cor
II such application b. made In relation TO the aesses
vauon Of personal estate the applicant sha be examined On
Ger oath said Commissioner OF them and H. U
heir assessment 10 erroneous they shall cause
e corrected and declare their decoa thereon
thirty ds ser such application shall havs bee MADE
10 them No reduction shall be made BY the Board Of ssper
,,o on suy real personal estate imposed I'M
Ter this act unless shall appear, under oath or affirmation
h.t te py sssyed was unable attend within the period
orerbsd for the correction OF taxes reason Of sickness o.
absence nom the oay"-lLsws Of 1857. PsysSS
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. W BROWN,
Commissioner Of aad Assessments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

TOR SALE or to LET-A COUNTRY HOUSE
ct the Bergen Depot of the New.JeIssy RAlrosS VI
pretty and Iesry II contaias eight rss
has small rArden, 10 only twenty mnues ff IN Now Ysn
Box No 4,2l2 NswYOrk Post Once, or inquire ~
the premises
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NOTICE to all POLITICAL CONNOl3-
~ sEURs OF OYSTERS They riIl dod AZ %" MINUS
Oyster Cellar sup-rior article, and most Respectfully ~
,pr attention % the same furthermore that Sl
Dot roget visit Som. Of he above ar'c are o. an ENTIRE
bed But con iu'ion mos Peo'H4y Aaa
~ - e'' ~ DOWNING. No. Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

CARM for SALES acres; Eve Did, :,
CO..: BAN 1 VIII Csi.s' By s., ss.sl.. . h..4 oss
ia. -Houss two wsns .sssI; a-sss Orchard !h d.
!,y.s:ti one .1 nv n :..1 r. sa.at.. .es :. :.
Yosk sad kns RsikosA Insuies Of AI00s ~
WICK, No. n NssssusA, ss G. 3. HATCH. No.
Hsv. York
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Real Gstate for 6dle.

A FEW CHOICE VILLA SITES on the Eaa
~ River FOR SALc~-At WRrgsroSg l. oaly ~
hour from " all communication almost hlary Ons
the moe. desirable water tonts near the eiy Situation IA
.oons seu.y 70 the w,ter aud conmsasis dne s~s a.
dtiou land running back from the ryer caS be hsi de
Mum. re Country seas 10 the mmea ale v
40 FAkN OF forty five II tue oeSt .on 90 Lnas l.
land al undsr cultivation Athe Rirosd Depot a. FLU HisS
IL bss 6ue building stes aud viii be s9d to.etne. O.
nh \. az one 20 ten sres Also FOR Sale desirable Bull DING
LOrs IN Village Of Fl1shiox ana Building Loans sdvase
II required. Apply to s. WILLIAMS NO. iVI Cn.mscrs
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Tor SALE-YONKERS BUILDING SlTH
II PLEASANT and CHEAP LOTS IN
block corr Of Busns Visa and Vsrksva being thas
River srd hsyrs hns view Of tbs Same from fonss"
Staten leland only eve minutes walk south nom eep.s
boa, .pdinss Icqufe ct tho Farm House, oppoN
nyso.es corner Bueps Vista an Val ava
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nor sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE Z

il the Hadsop River, thne mics north Of rUrJ.o.s e
NIL ana quarter sortn Scarborough Station, tbs -
Dr. Creshtons Church, on the poet road eompn.ns fe
81 eIc.Il-pt and and hAlf story frame $685.
barn and s,sole TIE place 10 w-u stocked with spps
peach, plon snd other uees I'w yell supplied wfa .as
q spring and commands view Of the nvd
seye, al miles down Not beies occupied vti Be 700
low price Terms Easy. Appl, 10 X MILLER No 7'' s~
NaI, Mr.. ROBINSON, SlDE sing
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nOUBLE HOUSE and STABLE for SALE %
H. NURR II HILL-A 6r.t-ca.s. store font H0uSA
story ana eisb .,oop 81 sxs5 aud Dunns Room
ADDITION and superior ssbs for Murray Hill 40
Mad son sv sns Sstbst Terms easy. For pstc ~
and cards to premises inquire OF HOMER dOR0AA
No 8 metropolitan BsDk, Finest VSD
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TOR SALE or to LET, at TARRfTOWN, q
the Hudson--Three beautiful HOUSES, ssas'ed "a -
ept parts vUbge all within mnues wslk iron s ~
newly pair Ia complete order Two BE- e' fs
furnished dered Possession % be rvea
ueds.ely apply TO c. DORR, the premises o'fnsf
Orchard ana Hd.y or at No. $50 Green wch q, No
Yorh CITY.
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EOR SALE-To Close an Estate-An eIeg.
l. and conveuisrt MANSION HOUSE sith st.bes ~
hsse- Hcuses Out Houses &C tossta-r wsh about -
LAND shgiby situated the side Of the dUdsos
In the porh suborbs Of the Village Of Tarytown The
OF brick well ana substs italy built and IN sood
Out Buildings commodious and suitable fof the Paf
tended Near the House IL . fne Garden and . vel o.
leet Watss 50 or 10 per cent ne, nan on eocs
(ls3l No. 5 Metropolitan Bank Buidins rnS>>
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lob COMPOSITORS WANTED.-None but
~ hspis need apply Also, two or three Ven
who bsve practical kuovi,df- Of the business :, co
their trade wiHKoJP HALLENSEck& THOMAS.
No lis fuIton-st-
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NOR sALE.-The PREMISES, No 325 ~

L'OR SALE-TwO HOUSES, commencing ~
n ess, from 50 sv north side SSd-st Two SEQ iss -
men. and Under Cellar. WIN be sold cheap. Inquire ell -
RITT, No. f9 ID sv.
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DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC
~ RAILROAD LANDS
TOWN Lors FoR SALE
80 acres LANDS srsutsd the ousdsus ed r.
chc Raroa Company oil be cdeTed for sale ct ths em
the Trustees said Company In Dubuque Iowa on the ~ az
Of June It Ls1a Grant Construction Bonds 81 ~
Conpsn, ct PEI
Pas of said Lands b seen q the above oo snd -
srptys lisa thereof with prices attached will b. ressy By -
5tn May and will BE- forwarded to PARTIES Interested efA
DUBIOUS at the Office Of the Trustees, No Exessa
place NewYork Persons cesrou Of purchasing uvso
70 examine Lands for themselves before the dsy 49,
Nev.York March g. 1859 -
W. w HAMILTON frunse6
PLATf SMITH,
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ALCOHOL DlSTILLERY for SALE-WM
IA Pis.ores fsmou. Appsrstus giving ~ cent socse =
dated on the Ohio River containing o1 acre. OF good Ah
and nod Land vita plentiful supply OF Coal ana Oh toe =
csssAry Balcipgs The Machinery and everything are ~
order. I, VIII be sols liberal terms FAkN dses.
usht be taken In exchange For further psrculas sppyt
TELLKAMPF Il KIrcHlNG No Sc B~avsr-st-. New Yea
DROOKLYN HIGHTS LOT for SALE-2s 4
ID BY 100; location, MONTAGUE sos. Apply 70
DAVID RAFT, Ne. toS BroalvV
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WANTED-By two respectable young Men,
w u,us' ions O. COACaMANs GARDENER Al'o "
LABORFRS PORTEss Bee, Of references. Employers
suited With good Male and Female Servants Of
description M office fee charged Cal q. No. 81 hudsons',
If C.pAl.t
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NEW-JERSEY GREEN-SAND n L.
~ Astounding IN potash phophaies sulphs:es and sos;e
he ch. Apes best Manure for n fui. and grape
vu. essential every good farming oouPost preventive
ausly This MARI potash than the quantity
q The best upached aood ssbes Price cent. per e1shel
70. circuArs coptsrs full particular sppy GEORGE w
ATWOOD Secretary, No Is Ceearst, or TO TOWN
SEND Trrssurer No ~ Nsssau-st
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" Porous furnishing their Dwellings and Stores win
o" WILL SAVE FULL IS PER CENT
BY purchasing 1t the
Gro H. KITCHEN Co,
Woods bu.ldng, No. sol Broadway
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TOUR FARMS for SALE or EXCHANGE, b
Il NEV-JFRsEY for City Houses Que Of l>s r-s -
House and Uutbulirg. Ws,er Fruit DC Of Is ~
Hopss and Barn Of 4s ,qss AID Ou sutisi -
A SER9sANf No. 10 Valid
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TO GO TO EUROPA young Woman
xuu sitq,,iou 20 20 to Earore vita family a. LADfs
MAID. sod T. take ear. Of ehidreA Aaires L. D. No. |"
We: Sftb-A
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COR SALE or to LET-A large first class fssf.
story hisnstoop brown HOUSE. Tx'o feet. lot y
feet deep beautifully situsted on sta,vesAut ana
be giv.o. VIII be sold on res'oasos and easy tsrI
resrsd at price responsible tenant tor fofse
pu;icus-s apply 70 RAYNOR BLACKWELL. No. ~
Broadway.
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NEWSPAPER.-Vb advertiser wishes TO con-
~ meet bIn--n with In established journal At pesen:
70 "a aried oc. VIII capital mutual satisfaction
Grains II d-srei ~l york few veeks eIcerinsn.aly
without salary address z. g. Box No. 7so EmiTA N. T.
with references AID full particulars.
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7 WOULD solicit my customers to send IN tneli
i o,scr,f WASHINGTON HAMS as early ~ Possise, OF
thew ma, pot t,t sappec. Es Ham I. branded
a. w EDWARDS, Mes =? and - Chrysieb.