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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
KEYOsHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MARCH, 1865. IN

an apple core at ArabeIlas head, which hit
the mark, and broke her hair comb into
twenty pieces.
Still our heroine managed to keep her
temper. She reasoned and demonstrated,
and Bill laughed and whistled
Il Amt gwine to mind such red haired
young chit as you be.' exclaimed he, mot
by two chalks | alters hated red hair, spe-
cally when it went with a freckled face and
a turned up nose"
This was little too much. ArabelIa
redde d-seized the poker from the stove,
and gave Bill a blow that he had cause to
remember many day. He fled screaming
from the house, and the other children
snatched their dinner pals and fled likewise.
Arabella sat down and cried, and then
started for her boarding place. About halt
way down tie lane she encountered COW.
She tOurished her parasol at her-apOstro
phized her with ''Scat-shoo get out!' but
the ANIMAL was on her own business, aud re.
fused TO be persuaded.
,Arabela climbed the wall, where, perched
on the top, she alternately wept and threw
stones at the blockader The missiles never
came " thin a rod of the mark, and the COW
AGu WI III llCcIC.
The afternoon drew to a close-the sun
was nearly down-Arabella was i'll despair
She would have to remain where she was all
night
Suddenly, she heard a footstep, and, glanc-
ing up, she saw Ben Mr. Sawyer's hired
man, coming down the road.
oh! Ben, Benz" she cried, rising, and
holding out her hands. Save me from that
frightfu animal !"
"What !-where?' CALCULATED Ben, look
ing around him in amazement.
That creature, there with the antlers
Oh, me shall die !" and she threw herself
into his arms
He bIushed. and stammered, but he was
committed, and could do 10 better than to
carry Miss Whiting home, When he put
her down in the rocking chair in the sitting
room, she kissed him, calling him her de-
liverer, and very many other names of the
same meaning.
Arabella went back to the city the next
day. She was taken suddenly i'll, she said:
teaching did not agree with her
But she did not forget Ben Thornton and
Ben remembered the kiss she had given
him. 1t turned out just like all other sto
ries-the lady marred-the hero, in this case,
was Ben Thornton.
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Approved Feb. Il, 1865.

UNRAvELLING.--A man coming home late
one night, little more than half seas
over, feeling thirsty, procured glass of
water and drank it. In doing so, he swal
lowed a small ball of silk that law in the
bottom of the tumber, the end catching in
ms tooth. Feeling something in his mouth.
and not knowing what il was he began pull
ing at the end and the little ball nproIiipp
ne e, soon had several yards in his hand, and
sun no end apparently. Terrified he shout
ed at tue top of his voice, ''Wife wife
say wife, come here, am all unravelling.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02

Soft soap. in some shape pleases all and
generally speaking, the more lye you put in
it the better.
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Bob Serintiug
EnOch Arden Boiled Down.
BY GAMES SMITH.

Philip Ray and Enoch Arden,
Both were spoons on Annie Lee;
Phil. did not fu,- fill her notions.
She preferred to mate with +.
Him he welded and she bore MIN
Pretty little children three
But becoming short al rhin0,
Enoch went away To sea.
Leaving Mrs. Arden owner
OF a well,st"cked village shop,
Selling butter soap aud treacie,
Bees wax, whipeOrd. l"llipop.
Ten long vegr- she waited for him,
Bur ne neither came nor wrote,
Wherefore e concluded En ch
Could % longer ne ahpat
So when philip came 10 ask her
II rhe would be Mrs RAJ.
she believing soe was widow'd,
Con,d uot say Der Suitor "nay )"
And second time vas married,
Gave uF seliiHg Tread and cheese.
And IN dine time Pbip uulseda
Little Ray upon his knees.
But alas the long lost Enoch
Turned up Unexpectedly,
And was vastly dtscoucerIed -i#
ByJhis act Of bigamy
Yet reflect ng an the subject,
tie determined to atone
For his heightened absence from her,
BY just leaving weila alone
Taking to his led he dwindied
Dawn 10 something like shade,
Settled with his good landlady,
Next the debt of nature paid.
Then, when both rhe Rays discovered
How poor Enoch's lite had ended
They came out in handsome style, aud
Gave his corpse a funeral splendid
This is all know about it;
1t it's not efficient write
BY next mail, to A fred Tenny-
Son, P. L., the Isle OF Wight.
Punch.
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The 7.30 Loan.

VIEW DIX EVUUaTy. ..
A PiHlaGelphia dispatch OF the 23d says
: Jay Cook & Go report the subscription to
the 30 loan since their last report, So 256,-
600. The largest Western subscription
was for 50 600, 900 from CleoeIand and the
largest from tie East $5l8 600 from PhiIa
delp'la. There were 4, 347 snug.e snhscrip
TONS
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LAWS OF WISCONSIN OFFICIAL.
Published February Is, 1865
CHAPTER rs.

AN ACT to amend Oh. 16 of the general
laws of 1868, entitled an act to author
ize the entry of judgments in actions
brought against persons charged as joint
'ly liable.
The people ofthe State of Wisconsin, rep
reSeD ted i'll senate aud assembly do enact
as follows:
Sec. l, Sec. of ch IS of the general
laws of 1868. entitled San act to authorize
the entry of jungme nts in actions brought
against persons charged as jointly liable. .
is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
Sec, l, Whenever it shall appear on the
trial OF an action on contract against sever
al defendants sought to be charged as Joint
ly liable that such contract was made by
either or=any of snoh defendants were liable
ON such Contracts at the time of the COM
mencement of such action, the court may
render Judgment against such of the defend
ants as proved on such trial to be liable up
onsuch contract to the plaintiff in such ac-
tom
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and he
in force from and after its passage and pub
LEGATION.
Approved Feb Il, 1865.
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RaIesoI Advertising.
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EsTRAY NOTICES, published four weeks, $1,75 for
single animal, and fifty cents for each additional
imal in same notice.
LEGAL NOTICES, at statute rates. sH
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with directions
will be inserted till forbid and charged for accord
ingly.
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Little three year old Jennie was playing
very roughly with the kitteu-carrying it
by the tail Ter mother told her that she
would hurt pussy. ''Why no, won't"
said she. ''Im carrying it by the htatie ~
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STRIKING EFFECT OF A STRIKE "A Boston
c,otemporary says he finds among his ex-
changes the following paragraph;
qe printers are o. a S Ike Jpr hi9h-
or Mates, Me II We. : Oh LudeI 10 SET
o r. oMn types IN fetI5ro It a EASY
aNoabh,"
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II From twenty to thirty car loads of
oysters from Baltimore arrive in Philadel
phia every day, yet they continue very high
in price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

L,oR CHARLESTON DIRECT
q The first class sseamshp. STARLIGHT, Captain =;
Pedck II receiving freight pier H. East river and
will he "''Oa'ched wcarssdiy ASs :, sr i,,.
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ToHN E. OWENS IN LONDON
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
OUR GREAT AMERICAN comedian IN ENGLAND

. From the London Ilmes July o.
Mr. Jonn y. Vwsns 'I'n W. @ ~ ~. ,
playing at the Adspn Is perhap ons o. NE most eADo
fntc htss c'cl secn .p" my ',k, e., IL ~ -
Guided lie represents an Old iarner from one OF .nS
Eastern Saics-proDaoy view oerscy-whv has Ms Hos1
filled with tobacco whenever ne On he nge Ano
evidently IN state OF NIL suiieV WHEN me- oecono
MN second na,ue. ~. s' .,.a a. u IA. -.
Ill fitting surtont that u u had been tossed
WIN p,chlork WIN nat ~ "nicn .ne n'' nss
~ boundary marx ana wnich Is capable OF iamnl
nto he mos, ianas,c ne msiIs Wy"
the Atlantic His talk is az Odd - his appearance ne dosS
MOI ndngc IN Una, 'sanse n"ke.y Wcn We nsse NJ
accnstomea 70 iegaIa Ms one az w. pygs'
England anu me regions aJoinihs nor Is his an.so
that wh,n We naoIuhiy P,'nuu." W W a."sSo
type ~ clearly before US whsher cofresponns 70 ~.
ming IN actual ne OF =. 'n ncs -
are unable 70 Juage ou wna,sr oe we oilHn y, me
Is carried out with Consistency o. detail hs' u reay
marvellous The rambling stories wnch we ",n man sen
about his father who u, INTO We hevo'.,on Ina s"Sss
certain barrel OF cider called appie ., wmcn "s -
been robbed or deiraudea anu ne ~ WHEN
narfauvcs are asc3mlahhe na wnua .a 10 ~
exchanged Tor look OF BLANK t.em 70 sis ~
strange compound OF sehiy low cunning, anc muuuns
winch extremely hhfn 20 aha Se ny n,n nos,
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Iron the Athcnsum. Juiys.


con Monday the long snnounced new american scor -
self famous his country by the performances OF o.
particular character whh has had great success IN New
York The piece In which he 10 named after the
hero, "soon shnre" We underslnd that Mr. owens oo-
jcc TO representation ~ Yankee charscter freo
from which accepted on this aide the
may pass England has been recosnixe4
In America vrrtahe hksnes We can believe this ana
perceive traits which sufgesta berainess both IN The
drawing aud coong that - native so must insure ~
thorough appreciation Nor IL the portrait without interest,"
is fidelity are grateful for an oppog
uniy o. estimating it, value vofs OF ART ana Ne cAn
do this more readily is e,ident that Mr. Owens u
extremely careful artist with extraordinary powers Of
preston His SCION single s indeed, something original
a. well A. cannot fail IN perceive that IN 10
we have indeed fresh creation due greatly n the
genius OF We may regret that the drama In
the ter 40 prominent feature IL not better
in plot structure but are willing take the whole
as n stands Tor he of the figure isclf 10
character part such meet with generally In enter
rather than n dramas and quite independent
vehicle which IA made the medium Of lie introduction.
The presented that OF seue country farmer ma
turav shrewd impefccy educated scarcely civilized ana
utterly regardless 90 the ~ decent society lie mhkes
free Win eyeryhlng pushes himself into every rsnsaccn
inrdcs alike on the merchants store al unfessonablo
hours looking Into his books % account mmagng out hta
desks and committing similar olirares and on the court %
justice, where he offers hmsclf witness IN cause with
which he has nothing o do. When brought 10 stand by
opposition he simply Just just % ana % yelde
his point only commence his ecentfi ncrfcrcnces again
ht the FIRST opportunity The whole thing certainly hunor
dvduaty OF which have previously bad nd proper ei-
emplar our Stage III Mr. owens has many Of such por
traits shall be happy TO meet with him IN other char
actcrs.
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RTIFfCIAL TEETH INSERTED FOR sS $40 AND
N SIS set with without extracting the roots Teeth
extracted without pain. JOSEPH DODIN. Dentist
1888 East Thirteenth street Third avenue.
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T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO COhnu.
IL ncate with US win please address from ths aAe -
neh a Flvnn Woods theatre. Cinesnnasl ohsc.
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CLOTIIING.

CLOTHING.
ATwssIxTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET
Ladies' gentlemen find the original and honest
dealer r. MINrZ 20 whom you dispose your Cast on
Cobna Carpets Jewey &C., 10 the best advantage We
1ser ourselves IN being pronounced BY great many ladies
and gentlemen that Ninz always the highest price
In the city call note through the post will pune
tray to- Ladies waited BY Mrs Mintz In and
out Of the city.
At 30 EAST TWELFTH STREET NEAR BROAD
n way.-L CAsHBERG pays the highest Broadway
prices for ladies' and gcntemens on Clothing Ladies
waited upon by Mrs Cashbcrg.
ATS NORRIS, 1914 SEVENTH AvENUE-PAYs THE
n highest price for Cast OF Clothing Carpets Furniture
and Jewery, nc. Ladies waited on by Mrs. Morrie.
A TTENTIoN AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE-
IA highest price for Cast on Clothing dc by
calling addressing Mr.. or Mrs H. HART 46 Carmine
street.
Al vANCEp-ruE PRICES or CAST. OFF WEARING
"A Apparel Furniture, Carpets, ~, az the California
Agency. Address Mr. or Mrs j. GOLDSTEIN 1S2 Seventh
between Twenty and Twenty third strccs
where all orders will be duly attended TO- In or out Of city
g sHTLBERG a CARMTNE sTREET-YOU CAN
~. receive ty more for caston Clothlns Car
pets, &C., BY calling OF addressns ~ the above
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NoTIcE-TIEArRicAL.- HAVING RECEIVED SEW.
N era business letters would respectfully that -
business cusnnu viii please be addressed TO & -
Bernard ESQ Broadway New York, he having already
arranged my and prepared 70 h up he hs
ance OF the scasOa JEAN hoS"bN
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ASTROLOGY.
b MAURICE REAL AsTROLOGER OF AMERICA,
a. reveals astonishing to the amazing wonder Of
human ears be- profound knowledge of All the ruling
planets msnsnd from the time of BIRTH he tells the
day likeness and full description of wife
husband happy and speedy marriage, wealth, health
long fe good luck and In all undertakings by
land 10 all who consult him. written destiny By letter
o. Genemcn In full through life. 81 Ladies' from nifty
cents 81 Call mt l beeckcr street, Wooster street.
A FORTUNE FOR ALL WHO CONSULT MISS VEL
n LTNUrOS the only Lady WIN gives inormstion
who has the pure Roman and Arabian tasmans for love,
hidden reclnning drunken
unfatthfu husbands, insurng NIL business affairs
aud g,iarun-ed for life l01 Sixth avenue.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW. SEVENTH
IA daughter 1884, Ludlow street. Houston Gents not
admitted
MADAME ROSS is THE ONLY MEDICAL AND BUsI-
l meas cIsrvnyant that can be relied upon; shows the
likeness OF future husband, tells his name " West
Twenyseventh street between Sixth aud Seventh avenues
ring the basement bell
MADAM HOPE-BY PALNISTRY, ON ALI. THE AZ
IM fairs OF life 1855 Sixth avenue Ladies' &c.; gentle
men, ~
AIRS. DEAN, THE MOST DISTINGUISHED CLAIR
IN OF the age, be consulted in all matters OF
future events &c. Al 30 Houston street
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A SET or TEETH IN THREE HouRs-No PAY US.
~ III the work Is done; special mechanical dentistry,
teeth sham fronts and bumpers, nitrous oxide resh
every day 20 sixth avenue, door below seventeenth
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TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT CLAIM AGENCY,
u for army and navy 2H broadway, room % Prize
money bountv back pay pensions and claims every
scrptcn against the government promptly collected or
cas,cd HSodicrr who enlisted the did
not receive their county bounty Of 500 invited call
this olcs for their money. All letters promptly answered
w. AI,FltLD KFpSpAW Rznkar
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. sc.

A nov, PRIZE MoxEyl-GEoRGE r. o'DoNNELL
"A Counsellor atlaw 80 Nassau street corner OF Liberty
Opposite the Post once IS collects prize money,
OF nav bounty and pension makes ADVANCES and
Navy Agent drafts and Quarrasters vonchcrs procures
cer,i6eates OF indcbtedness Refers to j. H. and d. s.
RIKER commission merchants 10 Cedar street and LAW
RENEE, MYERS CO., Importers - south William street
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H,-s,i"s r,rt; IT r Eprp uUSvc HAIL

COZ BROADWAY, 652 ABOVE BLEECkER STREET
proprietor this mammoth OF Concert Halls having
special monthly with OF the hree
houses In stantinope supply Of the latest fashions
IN "Orentalr Costume he WILL and after Monday Az
gust T. introduce his waiter girls quite new sensation,
regards dress beauty and accomplishments. nryr before
attempted world. Once Will stamp us the SUM
of all other All others limitations Douv
visit them $50 and judge for yourselves
Admission free FRANK BURNS. Proprietor.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS AND
THE TRADE.

UCTION ICE.-M0RTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
IA and costly Furniture, this day tMonday), at 10a
O'Clock precisely the residence % Wavcry place between
Fifth Sixth avenues, comprising large variety of Par
Tor Dining and Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood
and black walnut Paror Suits covered in the richest descrp
ton Brussels and Ingram Carpets hut little used Also
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE.
with four round full octave containing all
y Oil Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble top
Centre Tables Bureaus Bedsteads pure cured Hair Mat
tresses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table, Silver
Ware Clocks Cutlery Crocksry, Mantel Ornaments. Sc
This sale ia peremptorynne seldom met with in reEd to
extent and variety, CHARLES YOUNG, AuctiOncer.
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TRAVELLERS TO EuROPE. BEFQRE SAILING,
i should purchase HARrER's HANDBOOK FOR
guide through France Belgium, Holland Germany Ausrs
italy, Sicily Egypt Syria, Turkey Greece switzerland,
Tyro Russia DENMARK sweden SPAIN and Great Britain
and ireland With Railroad Mar corrected up 70 July,
above countries BY W PEMBROKE FETRiDGE. Fourth
For sale In New York by d. APPLETON CO. No S63
broadway, and JAMES MILLER, No Ga Broadway; and
street. - 49,
Sen, ~ mail ,oauy part Of the United States receipt
OF 81.
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Avn ISEss ISiVTS.

II ARSU MS AMERICAN MUSEUM
BhENsE SUCCESS
or TIE NKW AND siLLkDID DRAMA
AFTERNOON At 3
An GINA on IHE GIibi'S NE.SBEA 'Srr,
~ H. OF ltohANCE and ho&E3LtL IN hiisr.
bEkNlSu Al IL.
Re-producttna ~ tho OorytSus SIsctp 4.
KING OF FATE;
or FIRE, AK, hAHIn AkD uArFu
Pfevo,n W Pav, tho laughahIa F1ro
ThE sIAGE-STRUIK YANKEE
hpkNIN4 AT H.
PUNCH AND ItllY
Prof. HuTCHISGs The Idgh,,iins C,Jr,L,,,,
TlMV phI WOMEN, LlLlNt SK ELETUs
ulAsl BOY, \ feot MAMMOTH NONE y
,NOODkOFFk,s BOHEMIAN GLASS III OyyEt,s
TWO hL ASs ffEAN EhGfN III ia inoll,n ~ '''''
Lirlsnsian GiTt, lv .rf Amino fep- 49,, ,,.
sihoh other curtosit'o. u"u
A1'ni~~son 81 oni- Children under ,e IL cent, IA
THE lPFOTHEhTRON -HAvR Nor
u BEEN 10 ldk ClRCL5f W.
Ian street, Oppnvlte die An1s7pv -, Ma.
~ NOT, COZ ~ '
hatlnoes every " oilsseiay and a.,,,,,,,. Eff.
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WANTED.

NS-ANtL'.-lo OPERATOR, ANu fIN.
~ ..u,s on miiiti-. 1vc,coais AtG.- 81 uurr.I
is icnur- 81, lcsf tliI.ias. F
w ANTED IhMLu.AI.LI A. u .Npti
w Norton street. W.iii,me'ut-H. % toI non
ioi'fNcr. iG
NNTANTEp--A not RNEYNAt BARRIER
w ~ tkANk MEEhNN's, Il tr.oa rt south
bro. Syn. liz
'ANTEp-GTRlS 10 FtNtSH FINE
w Yer'alo 't Htcr machine. ih, ID het arc,
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NNANiIp.rllfRLN NIN1F NEnE
w o. 4.tr Gus N41ti Co.,. Il .t Ir. s'.t AMI bow
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AMI =, cd emp' mc1t Apply n tli mi TACT
l.' Cool.
WANTED OPERATORS AMI tINl,uLkS
~ tor u.iiay lsckt,s. Apipg SEQ. is Kale 81,
butuont. Itu
\NAN1ED A IlE>T-CtASS OPERATOR
w Oh ~iu.t4's una, Lln,. on .u' Ir..t Nl...t,rc
tui .hets steady uork anc good gficc. {. ui M,
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IItOrERATORS 90 BAlS11 rs AND bl'T-
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tou srt,r-. Cal, al the SO b. D.sIyiCu. l6I
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'Olut cNI vucucod hands ueod at HpII. NJ -. a j.
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~ TORIIpO HANDS WANTED lMAlE-
c''tAt'i cooI pay aud steady vorI, At SCI ,.c,n
wen 70, .,Y Hl"i. =
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7 AIDES TAUGHT TO NrLEAIEON >.1.-
- er's, W ne .g& wilson, a.. Grover e R.a,i't
~ ine ach mes, iu all tn, va tor II shirt
HaNing caught a. l.a,4.ugs i0s SO, ~ 400 teI4l
o.. .h-
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w ~ fl'-N WI ANU ~ w ~
rrforcurc, between II 4. ~ hDi z D. " ior t1O
da ,. At Is Tenth ~ lcta,oa ';a and 6tl ave-. %
Va ANTRr-,l GOOD HANDS TO WORK
~ o.. " =! Inning. steal ore tud tog. pa
noI 9tl ace. un,'h odd, ~ r.. ID
\NAN1Fp-A DIPPER-ONE WHO
w 'hoIouchl uniertanls HE uusip,.s. Apyiy to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON SINGERS
w mDUh.uc- ioi tine damned Shirts none iuit sood
h.seIient. is
\NANTEp-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
W hourewurs Apply any day THE ve,k ut 500
sl'ccAcrs iu tho alcy store. u
WANTFp-N HARNESS MAKER. To GO
" sNot 1rtsnco iu the country. Apply q %
WANTED COMPETENT MANAS Packer
" 900 hat AMI ''-.y f'pif hHu-, None lIt fhuro
,a'@ lt.i Peg need aTpy. AddItss vita Io.' once.
WANIED-A WHITE OR COLUEED
w hov, about 10 }car Of a'c, 70 ssi-t iu bAiaIi
ID, BHard Room q door icIoW SGth sti,ct ~ .irtn
a'cruc or u os'say. imireiiatrl,
WANTED A GOOD JOURNEYHAN
" nu,cner 20 ..,ot 10 4, GIGS mHfct. Apply
i2i dh'r "a - sixth ave- attur II A. \
NNANILI--A GOOD HAND LATHE Hand.
W Agp' todd IT.
WANTLi-lUU HANDS FOR OVER
w coats 7n. cara ~ 'a,ao.s aao ot,r,or, and nm.
is' err Cal. ii the sres u i.a ioar house 10
AtANIfD- A 81 HAND ON BREAD.
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