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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-10-29
State of Wisoonsin-Keposha oountv norrt

I
| In the matter Of the Guardianship of the minor
hers OF samuel B woo. deceased, to wit: Lyman
wood, Aaron wood and Mead Wood, 80
| IN Reading and filing the petition ofAlmira A .
~ Wood guardian Ofsaid minors repfesen IfuD
among other things, that they, the said wards ara
seized OF certain real estate situated in tho Town
OF Paris. kenOsha county in said state and thnt II
Is expedleot that al of the same should be sold
ana that such sale Is necessary to pay all lust debfs
81 SAID minors and their mantananCe and ednoa.
tlon ont Of the interestto ON the avails of
SAID sale and pay the current charges for manao inc
their estate and praying Tor license 10 sell the s0me
&cand II appearing TO The Court from said petition
nat there is reas enable cause shown in said peti-
tlon that license DE grained to the said Alyjfa
wood, guardian, TO sell said real estate situated
IN the town OF Paris aud particularly described In
sad petition amounting - 25l 2-101 acres of land
more or lees, being the east fifty Of the south
one hundred acres or the south east Quarter of Soc
ton nine. township number two north of range
twenty one east, containing 80 acres. Also The
nofth half ofthe northeast quarter of section num-
Der sixteen and the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter and the east half Of the north west
garter OF said section sixteen, containing 20l 21U0
acres more or less 1t is therefore ordered and di.
rected that the next of kin 10 said wards and all
persons interested In said estate appear before the
Judge oIthis Courton Monday, the seventh day Of
December. A, D. 1853 at ten D clock A. NJ az The
phGce OF the County Judge, / n Kenosha city. in
~ald county, then and there to show cause (lf any
there shall be- why license should not be granted
foI the sale OF said real estate according to the
prayer ofsaid petition.
And tits further ordered that copy OF this order
Shal be published for four successive weeks prior
10 SAID day OF hearing, in the Kenosha Telegraph a
weekly newspaper printed at Kenotha City in sad
county and that copy hereof be served personally
on all persons interested in said estate and residing
IN kenosha County, Wisconsin at least fourteen
q se.i
Dated at Kenosha the nineteenth day of October
A. ID. 1868. BY the Court
County Judge in and for Kenosha County
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. !

COUNTY OF KENosHA. ,ssE f.ad ey
4, THOMAS A. HEALEY, sheriff of said county Of
henosha, 40 hereby certify that the above is true
copy oil notice fora general election, served upon
IN by the secretary OF state toi the state of Wig
cons1n, and now on file in my office that pursu-
am 10 sald not &c, aid tine Statutes in relation 10
elecuons NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that The above
uamed state and general officers to be elected.
Also oDe Member OF the assembly for The .
Assembly Dfsuict comprising the county of Ke.
nOsha, IN place Of Jacob g. smiley, whose term OF
1thce viii expire on The frat Monday in January,
1863.
Also one Member ofthe Board Of Supervisors for
the Supervisor District omprisiDg the city o. Ke-
nosha, III place OF f. w. Lyman, whose term of Of
ice Will expire on the first Monday in January
1903; -
also one member of the Board ofsupervisors for
ne supervisor District comprising the towns o
alem, bngh on, p heatand and Randall, in place
d mos. slade, whose appointment Will expire OH
inc hrst Monday in January, SGD.
sheriff III the place Of Thomas a, Healty whose
ERIN OF Office Will expire on the FIST Monday in Jan
agry, 1863. nH 'sfee. 81
CLERK ofthe Circuit Court in place OF Lansing
= Nichols, whose term Of Office will expire ON the
ST Monday III january. 1869. Va.
: Register Of Deeds IN place Of A. e. Cole whose
erm OF ONCE will expire on the first 5onday in
January, 1863
Treasurer in pace OF Hugh McDermott
whose term of office viii expire on the first MonGay
IN January 1869
clerk of the Board Of Supervisors in place OF
9: Ilmme. whose whose term OF Office will ex
pire on the first Monday il january 1869.
a District attorney in pace of Mark Dresser.
whose term Of offer will expire on the first Mon
lay in January loG9.
County surveyor in place of Jason Lothrop.Jr
" nose term OF Office will expire ON the first Mon.
lay n JANUARY 1863.
4 Coroner in face Of James ~ stebbins, whose |
erm o oifice VIII expire on the first Monday in Jan
larry, 1869. 1 iA
THoMAsA HEALEY
@h.ritf n Ron htt (f,np
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Educational Golu1lllt
KENosHA COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.
Salutatorv.

Once again the Educational Column
has been voted into existence by ;he teach
ers of the county, and we are called to T..
new our greeting to teachers naren+s
friends, all who favor the Cause If oo,,
ular education, and desire its promotion
Conscious Of the deep-rooted sympathy
which the cause has gained in the hearts
OF the people, we confidently bespeak a
warm interest in any enterprise which
has for its object the elevation of the
masses in intelligence and morality
through widening the influence and pro-
noting the efficiency of common schools.
Such is the purpose of the teachers organ
originated for their benefit directly, vet
designed to be of interest to all. To YOU,
teachers, we come greeting The pleas
ant session of the Institute is of the past,
and the rapid approach of our winters,
labors, reminds us that their conclusion
will soon be upon us, and the duty of de
voting our energies most earnestly during
the brief terms, to fulfilling the trusts
committed to us. However we NAV re-
gard them, these responsibilities are grave
and great in view of the permanent char
acter of the influence to be exerted. We
feel assured that these responsibilities will
be faithfully discharged While the Col
umn it open to all, the yigor and duration
of its life will depend on the sustenance
it receives from you
. 1t is to you, parents and friends, that
the teachers of your children look for
that support and encouragement, without
which their ardor will be cooled, and
their enthusiasm quenched, Will you
withhold7that which has 50 immediate a
bearing'upon your own interests? Our
Column comes greeting to you, trusting
that its weekly perusal will not be wholly |
devoid of profit, r~
We take this occasion of inviting all in.
TO favor us with brief contribu-
TONS practical and pointed Address ED;
CoLvMN Of TELEGRAPH. Kenosha Wis,
-
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StateOf Observation-Disclosures County, IS
seTKenosha County Circuit Court. 8,

PROBATE OFFICE, October 9th, A 1868
Ia the matter of the proof and probate of the last
will and testament of Hannah Pierce deceased,
late Of the city and county of Kenosha, in the
State Of Wisconsin: 'si--
VA HEREAS, an instrument in writing, purport-
VSsingto be the last will and testament of Han
nah Pierce, deceased, late of the county of Keno
sha, has been filed in this Office; and whereas ap-
plication has been made by ohm b. Jisuns of the
city of Kenosha aforesaid the executor named and
appointed, therein, representing among other
Aings that said Hannah Pierce lately died at said
city on or about September LIST, D 1873 and pray
ing that the sa1nebe proven and admitted to Pro-
bate according to ii laws of this state Therefore
it is ordered that said application be heard before
me at the Probate office in the city of Kenosha in
said county, on Saturday, the seventh day of No.
Vember, D 1868, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
ofthat day.
And it is further ordered that notice shall be CIV
en- TO all persons interested in said will of the time
and place ofsaid hearing, by publication Of a copy
of this order in the Kenosha Tel, graLh, newspa-
per printed in said county, for three successive
weeks, once each week, prior to the time of such
hearing.
Dated at Kenosha county, october TO- 1868
BY the Court, j. PETIT,
(COpy) 3w2O County Judge.
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Elk. SUPT GRAHAM for some weeks ma

Ez. SUPT. GRAHAM for some weeks past
has been devoting his time to attendance
uAn Teachers Institutes in various Dor
tons Of the State, under appointment of
the State Supt to aid in conducting them.
Those who are acquainted with his labors
in this County, will readily concede the
wisdom and appropriateness of the ap.
polntment Our exchanges speak in high
terms of his efforts wherever he has been,
stating that he has contributed largely to
the interest and general success OF the
sessions An occasional communication
from him to the Column may be expect
ed.
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In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

In Probate---Kenosha County Court.
In the matter oil the estate of William H. Noble do.
ceased. Kenosha county, ss
4 ETfERS of administration in said matter beinr
granted to Jane y Nobe Of the SAID connty
d heDosha, on The second day Of July ID 1851
)y the rald county Coart, and six months from and
uter the End day OF October, A. D. IS 8 being al.
'oweG ~ creditors u present their claims against
ala deceased to- examination and allowance; no,
i &c is hereOS gwen thai the Judge Of SAID Court
Ill on the eighth day oi December A. d. 1868 at
me o'clock +. =. OF said day at his Office IN said
.oubty, examine and adjust all claims and de-
hands OF al persons against said deceased. And
tls turlner ordered that notice Of this order be
{Fen ny It's publican ion in the Kenosha TIE eqraph,
= newspaper p.blished weckl in Kenosha CITY, Tor
our successive weeks before the tune appointed
'IDresald ana also by posting copies of this order
lpur pubic places in the city Of Kenosha, at
1873
Dated at Kenosha, the Goth day Of october, A. D.
s68,
BY the Court, JAMES j. PETIT,
County Judge in ana FOR Kenosha county.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-It is in CON
temptation by the the teachers located in
the eastern part of the county, to form a
teachers Association to meet semi-montblv
during the coming winter. When if has
been organized, we shall endeavor to SO.
cure brief reports of its proceedings
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an Probate Keuoshn County Coar,

an Probate KeuCsha County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Isaac Twist deceased
q ETTERS OF administration in said matter being
~ this day granted to ElEira Twist and Ira p
county, and six months from aud after the Sth day
Of Octpber a 1858 being allowed to creditors
to present their claims against said deceased for
en- that the Judge Of said Court will, on the 18th
day OF November, A 1868, at one O'Clock p. NJ,
OF said day, at his Office in said county, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of ali persons
against said deceased
And 1t is further ordered that this order be pub
lished in the Kenosha Telegraph, a newspaper
before said 18th day OF November and that nouce
Of the time and placefor such claims being exam
med &C., be posted up as oy law required IN such
cases. 4w2G
Dated at Kenosha, the 9th Gay of October, 1865
j. d. PETIT, County Judge of Kenosha Co
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In Probate-Kenosha County Court.

In the matter Of tho estate OF Harrison Robbins,
deceased. $500
IA reading and fling the application OF Mary p.
- Robbins sole admml-tFairiX of the
iAte of said 1IArrson Robbins late OF the
own Of Salem in Kenosha County. deceased. II is
hereby ordered that the time for paying the debts
fsaid deceased he and the same IL hereby limited
0 the 7ih day OF December a. ID. 1868 inclusive.
nd that notice be given TO the creditors OF said
4 pointed and limited time for such payments. And
IL further ordered that said notice shall be given
~ publishing this order in The Kenosha Telegraph
newspaper printed and published in Kenosha city
or three weeks snccessiyelys before aaid seventh
lay of December next
Dated at Kenosha, Oct 10Th, A D. 1863.
3w2 j. j PETIT,
Comfy JUDGE in and for Ronosha Go
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The following is list of nuredemnd pieces tract
or lots lind, situated IN the CRY Of KeEOsha an
IA The several Towns in the county ri Kenosba /
the srate OF WiScODsin. wiich were sold by the
county Treasu Of said county aforesaid on th
9Th cay Of May a. ID 1866 for tine unpaid Taxes OF
d. 500 aad the aIn1unt Of Taxes Cha ges and
interest calculated the con Ga the lest d. Of Re.
demp.i'in On "a each parcel. Now the. el0re:
Notloes hereby given. t.st unless .uch land.
gu or before the Sth DAY of NAV A. d
10y tney w % conveyed TO hepufchasera thereof
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Executors Sale.
In Probate-Kenosha County Court

! T.
IN the matter of the estate of John Duffy deceased
M Office is hereby given hat by virtue and In pursu-
If an order Of license made in said II alter on
the 18th day Of September D. 1868. by the Judge Of
The kenosha County Court the Undersigned executrx
Of the last will testaqlentof sid deceased will on
Saturday, the !th day No yembel, A. D. 1865 at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day the front
Of the Court House in the city and comfy Of KeuOsha
offer for sale at public vendu the following desert bed
o. the south line OF black in the FIRST Ward OF
The city Of lOl of the Southwest Cor
ne of said block thence PuHaing eastery along Wis
eonsin street to The middle Of lot five 5 in said block
thence northerly along of said lot 5 Go
the alley in the rear thereof hundred twenty
four feet thence westerly along said alley about thr
ty-one feet to point hundred and feet
the west line OF said block thence southery parallel
with the west liue Of said block ia feet BEGINNING
being in of section 81 to wnship No
2. and range % east
Dated, Kenosha, September 18th, A D. 1868
1920 MARY DUFFY, Executrix.
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salem.
The Iol2owf1g ere in II R20
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UnknoWn-s Pt II 3 sec 10 10 l.
Salem Bounty t0s otFanuayy 10, 1895.
& v Laribee-lt sec 10 49,
UnknOWn--s pit II 5ssc u 6G,
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a PERFECT CURE

III . . y WINE
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
dity Of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite.
Nau@e2sliesrtsburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from disordered stat
E he Stomach, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & Bentley.
Druggists Buffalo, Ns1Y.9 Sold BY ali.
druggists.
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(From the Boston Journal.

BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1865.
PoLAND's WHITE PINE COMPOUND. - After
having given it a thorough trial, we can confidently
recommend POlands IPhite Pine Compound as a
very valuable article for the cure of colds coughs,
and pulmonic complaints generally. In several
cases, we have known it to give prompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed.
It is an article, which, in climate so promotiVe Of
sudden and severe colds as is that of New England,
ought to be in every family; and we are sure that
those who once obtain it, and give 1t fair trial. will
not thereafter be willing to be without it.
AVAILABLE MEDICINE. = DR.. POlGnd's White
Pine Compound advertised in our columns, is sue
cessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials to its value
from persons well known to our citizens. We rec
ommend its trial all those cases of disease to
which it is adapted. 1t is for sale by all drug
gists. = ". 7. Independent
The Fhite Pine Compound is now sold in every
part Of the United States and British Provinces.
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In what has been said, no reflection is
intended upon the earnest working teachers
OF the county,and the number is not small
OF those who are eminently fitted for the
profession, but rather to stimulate those
who are lacking, to greater thoroughness
of preparation, both Of heart and mind.
OTTg
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= /, Shepherd, lot blk 2, Sc Or seOs1 T2R2s,
atkins est, com rds and 80 rds 8 OF No
cor sd or sec, thence W is rds, thence n l6 rds
thence g rds thence l6 rds- except RIs track
-sw n sec 81 { 3 R23 .Jt.l Fr
E I Bishop, com rds W and 80 rts of ne cor sd
u sec, thence W l6r1s thence 10 rds, thence e
16rds THENCE a 10 RODS to beg, except that taken
for sc aud X Il track, wv or sec 81 L 3 Il 49,
4, y Bishop, com rds s and rds of ne cor sd ar
sec thence W l6 rds, IL rds 10 rds, II 10 r(s 20
beg, except that pa4t taken and occupied by G
Bh d RRto, for track and depot buildings,
sw-qr sec 81 4 3 u23, =
Unknown, 1t II blk 2 w u see 3lT2R 2S.
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Josiah Bond, com Sc rds of NV cor sd ar sec and
2rds OF II line of same, thence 8 rds, thence
70 rus, thence rds thence 90 rds to beg rs q
N.EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF sIx ACRES vs. s. "a.
n Ehle, Lotto blk 16nw or sec T Ir2s 90
Y Bronson, com at point 3 chs and 81 ks from :
line sd Or sec and IL rds lks from line thence
VITO land owned by Hale d Bond, thence ! 10 +. -
corporation line, thencee to point 8 OF beg
thence II to beg-exc pit wba5 may be Included
IN Fremont avenue-nw Or sec 4 X 49, 81
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Jas MnhOney, tt DR. 7, ~ !" '7|'7' !" =
I NJ lid, com 68 rds and rds n of sc cor sd u
sec, thence n So rds thence IL rds, thence So
rds thence l2rds 20 beg, NV or sec 81 Z 2 R23
Loren sykes com AZ rds n Of line of sd or sec on
on W line of corporation, thence g 30 rds, thence
n 40 rds. thence W 40 rds, hence 40 rds to beg
except that piece as essed to Smith, being rds
wide and birds long ons sies OF above ira INV
"a sec 81 T2R2S,
The .Jolloa0tng IN. N 3 Or Sec 81, T2 R %
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sz.bLgta. ~ bk - II blk
g 4 Momney, 81 % !. w Bltnn, IS ~
Sykes, X II 80 II 20 " Mygatt, Is o.
WashlngJOn island.
h + Morris, 1t "a blk NV u sec 32, T2R9g 3as
CDurance, 1t % blk /, NV \ sec 20 + 2 R2S is
Dated at Kenosha this sth day of September D. isss
Clerk otte County Boayd Of ts5ys y. ~ ksoo
sho County, Wtscoasa8, 1905
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TAX NOTICE.

THOMAS A. HEALEY,
Sheriff. of KenOrha County,
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HE Famous
EQUALIZER, -
The Equalizer

Is approved by physicians of all schools, and is
acknowledged TO be mere efficient and to be adapt
"a to greater variety OF dseaoes, than any other
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h 1o6n H nI1S' I c6,, ~ bIk y 4O7
sec tnence Al s-l2ths IL, thence 8 rds, thence
2R23 -I9f - rs A' u sSN'A a on
Ihos Bond, com 50 rds of sw cor of lot H. ..
Iheuce TO sec line thence 4 rds thence w to t-"
keeosha st. thence n rds to beg, side walk iJ
taA Adams as g. s9 @ Z rss o Sc
iT!us W OF centre OF Chicago St., thence w 70 "
lne OF e X sd or sec, thence rds, thence g to
beg, ne qr sec + 4 r., 96
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-11

An ANCIENT LEGEND. "A writer in a
recent number of the Pail Mall Ga-aite
reviews Mahomedan version of BibIe
History, written in the latter part of the
ninth century. in which he finds this para
graph:
Balquis Queen Of Sheba) was beautiful,
and free from defect with the exception Of
some goats hair which grew upon Ter legs.
The divs told Solomon that Balqui8 had
very hairy legs, and he consequently
wanted to see them and ascertain the fact
He directed the diYs to build him mans
sion, and in front thereof to lay down a
pave ment of crystal one hundred cubits
square On this pavement he ordered
them to pour water, so that it might all
appear to be water. He then had his
throne placed there, and took his seat
upon it. In order to approach Solomon
this pavement must be crossed, and Bal
quis, like all women when they 90 into
the water, hitched up her petticoats and
showed her legs. Solomon saw them
with surprise, and his doubts were re-
moved. This is why it is usual in the
present day for a man to look at the legs
of the woman he is about to marry.
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S 90 n ST
by DAVID PAUL JoSEs j..

AS the moon went down one wintry night,
A blear- eyed monster hove in sight
OF fine old mansion in the South,
Croaking aloud with open mouth
Spoons -
With an eye asquint with pockets wide
With stealthy look and stealthier stride
Vi ith visage dark, whereon was wrote
The motto which beneath we quote
Spoons !''
whence cometh thou - the good host said
what do you seek-our gold or bread
Or do you from the night ai hy ?"
The strange beast made but one reply
"Spoons !"
"Oh, rob us not :" the good wife cried.
These heirlooms are our family pride;
Oh, take whatever else YOU willp'
But the blue-coat thundered still
spoons -
"Then take my watch and chain, and GO"
The OA man said ia accents low
The watch was gobbled in a trice.
But still was heard that strange device
Spoons :"
Foul fend, wouldst rob the old and weak
My sons aIe soidIePS-flem 20 seek
Alas, thou art too base to fight,
hou coward that dost howl at night
"Spoons -
A guard of soldiers dressed in blue
Soon sacked the household thru and thro'
Until at l2st--the prize espied-ss
With one loud voice the robbers Cried-
Spoons :"
The sIols secured on plumber bent,
These villains TO the neigh DORIS went
In every house defenceless nigh
Was heard that strange, ungodly cry
"Spooas -
And when at last at dawn of day,
The cock eyed monster knelt-to pray
Ben Butler's servant swsars he heard
HIM mutter that accursed word
IS 90 n-s"'
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1T wedding in Delaware, whsA al was
ArrangeG and the minister called on any ons
10 speak who objected to the marriage, 2
husky voice from tho corner eriRd out, 81
do ~ AL eyes were turned in that direc.
lion, when man emerged from the crowd,
holding his handkerchief up to his eyes and
h+ueberihg why DO you object?" asked
tEsniniSser. "Because want her myselfr
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i GENTS WANTED.-PEOPLE in
i a want of, and Agents vino are selling all
kinds OF SEWING MACHINES are re
qUestcd to address me IUirh stamp for
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PEARs0Es. box 4, Chariesto@n, Mass.
E5ESE7EEs sAsEEE FOR E.ADEEs
/ Is the SEWING GUIDE. For the assis-
lance OF ladies in hand sewing, protecting tie
finger from the the needle, and causing
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increased rapidity. Invaluable for all zinds
of eabgoide17Hg and ctrocbeting Sent to
any address, by mail elegantly silver plated,
for 25 cents, or solid silver, for 76 cents.
Agents wanted in every town. Terms and
sample for . cents. Liberal discount 70 the
trade. Address NILES MANUFACTUR-
ING co, So Water ST., Boston, Mass.
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10 Arch Street. Boston, Mas
- - EOR ONE RoLnAER.

W Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Ma
cbines, Silk Dies Patterns, Carpetings, Do
mestic Goods. &c. CIRCULARS SENT
FREE. giving full particulars, or ten checks
sent for One Dollar, describing ten different
articles which we will sell TX ONE DOL
LIN EACH SpIoUdid inducements offered
TO Agents sending us Clubs. Address LE-
BoNTE & BABBIrr. IS Sudbury St. Boston.