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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-10-14
Brtrat from a 4 from Santa Oroir.

Ertrat. from a hitter from Santa Croir.
" ~ We had wandered for many
hours through tangled forests of Tropical
shrubs and trees, some of them emitting q
most delicious and invigorating odor, when
we suddenly came upon a large and well cul-
tivated plantation, in the center of which
were serveral buildings. Entering these we
found them to be the "press houses stills,
&C., where the sugar cane is crushedfor the
manufacture OF St. Croix Rnm.) Over 1u0 Coo
lies were at work, and the smell from the
fermenting watts was very exhilarating and
pleasant. We were shown through the entire
esta hlishment, and learned that'ah the Rum
here produced was shipped to- MeRsfs r. Fl
Drake & Co., New York, tobeniade into their
celebrated PLANTATION BIrTERs The pc
culiar.good effects of this Rnln-Rhich Is the
purest and best IL the world-Pre well known.
Not single case of Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Consumption, or any such disease can
be found on this Island, Except Of invalids
come here for their health and they are a.
most always cured) Combined with Calisaya
Bark, Cascarilla, and other important ingre
dients, this Rum becomes PLANTATION BIT
TIERS and surely no finer Tonic and general
Fami' = Remedy was ever seen. The cemoi-
nation of these Bitters was first discovered
here many years ago, and al, the Natives
swear by PLANTATION BITTERs, and say
''the is nothing like it," Judging by thu
robust health of the witnesses, i am certain
heir testimony is trne. a93i i AlA So
0~a:F GosE .dl5 2UA ,AHiIS' -
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The attention of our reader is directed to
the advertisement OF GOES COUGH BAL
SAM and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in an
other part of this paper.
These truly Valuable Medicines are recon-
mended by all who use them. Read the Ger
tificates 38tf
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UauGIugi = itrr.'
Severance and Brother will open their dane
Ing school in Simmons Hall, Kenoshs Oct,
18th, afternoon class meets at 4 p. m. even
ing att, We respectfully invite the patron
age of former patrons and new ones,
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Use Compound Arnica Oil Liniment for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains
Toothache, Wounds, Burns, CorIls &c. 1t
gives the best satisfactionsof any thug that
was ever put into bottle. Try it. Sold by
all Druggists. 1yS @l
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kp- Cut This ou.-sl 600. a.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD For "a
better medicine than DR.. Sta6nrd's Stomach
and Liver Invigorator, for The cure of chronic
Liver complaint, Jauudce, FIatuence, De
bility, Loss of Appetite, Sallow Complexion,
Coated Tongne, Costiveness, and a general
feeling of weariness and lasstude, which
shows that the liver is in tc rpid or obstruct-
ed condition. 1y8
BILIoUsNEss When you feel bilious, no
appetite tongue coated, bitter taste in your
mouth. he idache, sickness at the stomach, &c,
take tablespoonful of DR.. Stafford'e
Stomach and Liver Invigorator morning, and
evening, until cured This medicine has been
used in private practice for upwards of ten
years in all complaints of the Stomach and
ton in nearly every case. 1y8
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OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TFLEGRAPH, I
-r9ua T1A. 7Thuredav. Oct Ia 1869

.Tl31d -. 1Thufeday. Oct Ia 1863. I
The cloud which has. for thirty or forty
days been bearing down wheat appears. to
have lifted at last, and there is once more aI,-
parently willingness toChuy sCwell as q
willingness to sell. The prices now paid for
wheat atthis portrangeo from g95cto 81 ,02.
Barley $l@sl %, according to quality; Oats
are fully A. lower, with sales at 36c !; Dressed
Hogs s11@sI1, so; Beef Cattle 4,5o, live
weight Fat Sheep s2@ss; Timothy Hay $40;
fine Wild Hay IS; Potatoes Csc; Eggs are
higher and bring DC; Butter isstill active and
choice lots bring 35c, and the market may be
QuOIeO hkoOCNgo0c. ~ ~ ~. $3.50
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HortionItnral Notice.

Irregular meeting of the Kenosha Horti-
eulturaf Society will be held at Horticultural
Hall, on Monday, Oct 18th, 1869, at O'Clock
M. 3.7gl5o MARK DRESSER, Sec.
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Two very fine baskets of NIX flowers were
exhibited by Miss Frank Furman who also ex-
hibited beautiful floral cross of wax which
was deemed by the committee worthy of q
first premium.
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Bunyan's Pilgrims PROGRESS Concert.

The entertainment to be given by the
young people of the Baptist Congregation,
will occur on Friday evening, the 22d inst,
in Kimball Hall, representing, as 1t Does the
principal characters in Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress. in Tablesn scenes, and songs, II will
be made both entertaining and instructive
All costumes necessary to make the represen-
tations complete have been secured,
The price of admission has been fixed at so
cents for adults, and 25 cents for children.
No extra charge will ebemade for reserved
seats to those purchasing so cent tickets. The
confusion heretofore resulting from securing
reserved seats, will be avoided. The sale of
tickets for reserved seats will commence on
Thursday morning. the 2lst inst at the
bookstores. Those Wishing family tickets,
will make application to 8. c. johnson or
E. J. Bentley. Those who are 20 take part
in the singing for the occasion are requested
to meet at The church this Thursday Evening
at Z o'clock, for fill rehearsal.
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Kenosha Horticultural Society

at the fourth exhibition of the Kenosha hor-
ticultural Society, held at Klmball Hall,
October 7th 1869 The whole number Of en-,
tries at this exhibition was 282.
GLASS A.-FRUIT.
First Premium for greatest and
best variety OF apples. s L Woodwork
Second do do A D Cornwell
First premium for best five va
rieties named winter apples. H 7 Seeley
First premium for best five nam ~
Ned varieties summer and s
autumn apples. ( S e L Woodworth
Tirst premium for best spec.
single variety apple. Charles Cable
First premium for best sample
seeding apples. A D Cornwell
First premium for best and
greatest variety of pears. L Woodwork
Second y do do W Anderson
Premium for best two varie-
ties of pears. H F Seeley
Premiums do single vari-
ETY. pears.
First premium for best and
greatest variety of grapes L Wood worth
Second do do Stephen Gait
First premium for best sample
Delaware grape. - Z VII l. Woodwork
First premium for best and
greatest variety grapes grown
und glass. ROBINSON
second do do J H Kimball
sY Brande
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Speaking of romance in marriage, q
writer says he never knew it to last be
yond the first baby
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DlzE O.

the town of Paris ON the e0ih
uIt Hattie L0ai-e. daughter of HeLry and Jane
BIackman. aged months. "a '.t.y- t1e
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MAGNOLIA WATER. superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at halt
the price. Rssssag [tf]
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We are going to arm our office -San
Francisco Paper. = = 49, = 'it2'lff
Yes. and at the first symptom ofgdanger
yon wonldleg it-SGcraResto PGper.l
Let him arm his offce-he has q leg al
right to dose If he can foot the bills.
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A fire at Oshkosh last Thursday des-
troyed .nearly.a block of business houses
on Ferry street
At Howard, Wis, few days since, a
Mr.. Whitcomb was crushed by falling
tree. He lived but short time after the
accident,
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-T "a. Z. Cab 9, u
.41l -sA CLASS c.-FLowERs. e u
For the best group of green house sss,
plants, not less than five, Fl F Phelps
-Foriae l4rg est best variety Of y = fe'"'
geraniums. # Phelps
) I'd do sss1a<sss M Washbish
Best single specimen do Fl F Phelps
- specimen tuchsias Ii F Phelps
- I'd Pf-d do % SO Mrs J NJ Chase
Best Fix varieties fuchsias - H FEPhelps
For II tho finest display Of dahlias NJ Dresser
Best fivo varieties OF variegated -
foliage plants H F Phelps
Bes: & greatest variety verbenas Mrs Gait
single specimen rose in pot Fl F Phelps
Best specimen oleander, not less
Than five feet = s8Efsf 81 Mrs M III Petit
Best specimen .petunia in pot Phelps
sEsddts's variety psn' Mis M sG 9sss
y Sd do ~ F5Sit ppMrsM IL Petit ,it
Best specimen hanging basket
Best and most tastefully arranged
0G d ion do % cntT9y sr' Mrs fhss, aIs
Best fiotai rail- cross T1k1G9 sHF Phelps Phelps
do do wreath Mrs j NJ Chase
Pyfami dn bouquet y 6Y, ,s He 1 z Phelps helps
40 MIS- u NJ CHaSe
fesstGe oS Se fGvsF'
sS g asf $;ts:
Best aisplaygof asters 50n b MTss Gait
i Your committee cannot close their labors
withous roticing specially some of the most
beautiful plantsand flowers that were on sx
hibition, hut which were not named In. the
premium list And foremost among these
should be mentioned beautiful collection of
five varietiesof Callidrum, which were ex-
hibited by II F. Phelps. and attracted much
Lattention during the exhibition, Mra Phelps
also had on exhibition many other rare and
besutlfpl plants. she names of which We, shall
not attempt to enumerate. =
Mr.. Dornerlexhibited a very nescollection
| OF, China pinks and eternal flowers -
T. A giant English JOY exhibited BY Mrs. M.
hHg Petit attracted much notice. It extend
I ed from the main floor Of the hall to the gall
flerg and was tssined arounds the front railing
for considerable distance forminganaltract-
i've feature of thsexhibttion, J IL
Mrs. j. NJ. Chase had on exhibition an uln
usually fine specimen Of CaFrna Indit nearly
ten feet in height. To what size it would
have grownihSa aropieal climate, one can on.
Is9lfSfRkYl MaryMarsk ~.
Inez Rice. o0'ses'
7 5iilAi Class p.-LADIEs DEPARTMENT. ~
/ Best grecfmen tidy Miss MyrA Lewis
do sample pickles Mrs j C Woods
do specimen wax flow
ers. Mrs J Clapp
r. Second do do Miss Frank T ur.
nam
| do hair wreath Mrs Fl F Phelps
do spec. shell work. Miss Nora Seeley
| do sample pressedieaves
and flowers. Miss Nora Seeley
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Vi tn0
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for October is
on our table. Principal contents: The
Fortune Teler's Story The Curse of Drunk
enness Not Found Venting; An Odd Fellow
Abroad Scientific and Curious Facts; His
tory of Odd Fellowship Odd Fellow Gems !;
The Model Husband Grand Sire's Report !;
Letters from Europe, Australia and all parts
of the Union Ladies' Department; Editc-
rails, and great variety of family reading.
Published by JOHN w. ORR, No. 90 Nassa u
street, New York. So 90 per year.
THROWS o1uRsaLl OF HoRrIcvLrURE AND
FLORAL MAGAZINE for Oct. is received 1t
seems TO us that Tilton's Journal is one OF
the best of Horticultural Journals published
perhaps the very bese-and that every Horti-
calttlrist ought foihavea copy of it,. We call
attention to the caution in this mum Der -ainst
receiving European sort ofstrawberi V, call
ed President Wilder, OF which nothing il
known n this country There has not yet
been SEN out, nor will these be till next
spring, one plant of the American President
Wilder Strawberry, except as premiums tc
subscribers 10 Tilton's Horticultural journal
So says j E, Tilton & Co., Boston, Mass.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for October i:
trseeNed. C. Czerney Shelters to young
lady are contin ued in this number. And there
are other good articles. The titles Of the
music is as follows: Belle Bradley; There's
q Home for Those Who Seek 1t; Married
And Not to Ne; Ill Keep the Flower You
Gave Ne Oh, No, Not So Sad Making Hay
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A Novelty in the Hrt o. printing.

We have recently received number OF q
new Family Paper printed in New York City,
and entitled THE ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD" 1t is printed in Oil Coiors, and is
not only novelty in the printing art, but
model literary journal in every particular.
We arc told that although in the fourth
month OF its existence only, it has reached the
enormous circulation of one hundred thou
sand. We doubt If such magnificent results
paper enterprise Judging from the copy be-
fore us, we recognise in THE. " ILLUMINATED
WESTERN WORLD !" the most beautiful paper
we ever beheld. Each illustration is given
in glowing colors. closely resembling an oil
painting. In producing the paper, we learn
that all of these bright colors and delicate
tints are created at one impression-this ia a
feature which we don't exactly comprehend,
butit certainly exhibits a wonderful combi-
nation of mechanical skill, and 8 triumph in
printing which approximates perfection, al
though new wonders we learn from the pu-.
blishers, are yet expected from these presses, :
When we tell our readers tina the illustra
tions which appear weekly IN HE 1LLuMl'
MATED WESTERN WORLD" together with the
most choice Literary matter, embracing the
whole field of Fiction and glowing Romano e
with miscellany that captivates and enter
tains every Fireside, constituting par excel
lence the best home journal in the world and
all for the Tow price OF So per annum, or 6
cents per copy. it seems Incredible. but tits
nevertheless true.
EW%a s gsaz2+--. .-~~s-. .--------A "a 80
HEALTH. There is nothing more valua bic
than health; without it the wealth of Cree
sus can afford no enjoyment, and life, instead
Of a blessing, becomes burden. HooFLAND's
GERMAN BITTEhs, to those afflicted with any
disease of the stomach or digestive organs
will prove more valuable than mine O. gold
For sale by druggists. They are not alco
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-Ts5gFH4 s8szf2 Af9f afEoe a1l 5ra ,zvoY -s
rof 98fsio5 30 .of3lod r97 q ls-solaI rq a ID
sssi21Ez4 "a b.e9 .sssgbba gEa Of bs59Ti!sb % "a
.9T3EBVg5s
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Your COMMITTEE. would further report that j.
M. Chase exhibited two heads of caulifower
that were very much sureriorsto any other
sample on exhibit on but that as threesheads
were required by the regulations, to ueutitle
tc premium, y our COMMITTEE could not make
such an award as the samples deserved Your
committees wouo also state that Fl. s. Curtis
exhibtted.a sample Of sweet pump ms which
are said to be very valuable variety, There
was also on exhibition a specimens of Swiss
Chard, vegetable but little known in sthis
section but which is said by the grower Mr..
L. w. Thayer) to be worthy OF, Q place inev-
e,y vegetable garden = p - - - ,s~e II
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Literary.

Literary. go. .s
The ATLANTIC for October is received and
ought to have been noticed last week, but
with others had to lieover to this week. The
Atlantic still survives, and fully7holds it own
amongethe periodicals. Thisemust be an in
teres11ng number as the contents will show,
which are as follows: The City of Brass !;
The Egotist in Life; Parlor Singing The
Household, VIII !; Garibaldi Hunting in the
British Islands German Songs, and a few
other Matters; The Brick Moon, l.. Earth
quakes Of the American Continents An Au.
gust Pastoral; Pennsy vania Dilfch Welt
|stein5 The increase, OF Human Life, a.; At
Rydal "A Dredging Excursion IN the Cult
Stream, 1.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD for October is re-
ceived. It is in octave form of IA pages. is
well executed, and is published by The Ca
tholic Publication House, New York, at SIS
per year, in advance. The Catholic World is
too well known to its renders 70 need any
communication from u.s. This plumber has
an interesting bic ofcontents, ard EN- braces
somessuhjects not connected with religious
Vows, anu All Wouiu Ue the Detter Tor read
ing9it.S 9.Eg
GOOD HEALTH, Journal OF Physical and
Mental Culture, fer October is,eceived. Sit
Is good number. of an ably cond ucted
journal uponsimportant subjects.and should
be read by all who desire and appreciate
Good Health and Mental and Physical Gull
ture.
TEE NURSERY for October is received 1t
Is beautiful number and is full OF nursery
pictures and stories. Every nursery must be
the better for having the Nursery in it. II is
published by John L. Shorey. % Washington
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MARRIED.

"a vtaE Er.ssgEH x rs
BLACKBURN -BENEDICr-In Bristol by Rev
r Black burn, Oct 9. Mr. Charles @. Kerle and
Mis.iAmelia Benedict, Of Bristol u
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rol9lrqozg ,YaIgEzsom s1Am
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OUR You've FOLKS for October is received
For young folks Our Young Folks has no
superior. 1t is we'll got up and is handsome
ly illustrated. The plate or picture o. "The
Swans" Old and young, is worth the price
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rndi s4oilnl0T9I bna eIgH Two -
.9dof9 cit % ea6l cit 10 radio vac
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N virtue Of an or,er OF the County CouYt. in and
IL for Kenosba eouHty, shall sell ilt pubic auc-
tion: ecsr mares; tyearling colt: ieucking
colt; calves 2 hogs; aboul - tons OF hay; ]
reaper; n pillow Q matching planes % jsek amos ,
| raw: square; 3ehsels; augers; scnsins:
cradle. and other articles 100 numsrope 10 men
tion. At the residence OF Mrs Doty. cn she south
uest corner OF sec rs IN the Town OF BTietoi, ke-
nosha COUNTY on the 18th day OF fovember. l0sS
&C 10 O'Clock m Of shat day. All under gu 4Asn
over SO, sredit OF ak months on interest, with
good approved notes. Eaa ct 81 -, - 1 .sss
Dated Oct le. 1889. AlZO B. PIkROH,
Admin. trstor. OF ,Ihe estate OF W. ". Doty, ae
ceased. Al
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


Our facilities for trAnsacting this immense Bug
inesa are better than tver before. We have agents
in all the principal cities TO purchase Rooos Srors
tie Manufacturers. Importers and others, for ~
and often at an immenee sacrifice from the oriQi.
nal cot of production. Oar stock consists, in
part ofthe following goods -
shnwis, Blankets, Quilts Cettons, G1nn-
hams Dreaa Goods. Table Linen, Towels, Uoaiery
Gloves, skirts. Corsets. &C., &c.
sIivrr-Plated Wars, Spoons plated en-
Nickel Silver Desert Forks, fye-bcttle plated CAa-
tors. Britannia Ware, Glaes Wars, Table and PoeE.
Ell Gallery. in great variety.
Elegant french and German Fancy
Goods. Beautiful Photograph Albums the newest
and styles in Morocco aud Velvet bindings
MvP~ceo Travelling Bags, HanAke rehfef
and Glove Boxer, &c.
Geld and Plated Jswelry, Of the newest
styles.
We have also made arrangements with some of
the reading Poblishn ing Houses that will enable as
to sell the Standard and latest works Of popular
authors at alb mt one half the regular price:-such
a. BYRON. MOORE, BURNS, MILTON and THnNY.
SONS Works, in full Gilt and Cloth RindinGs,-and
These aud everything else for
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A colored man, Who had commit
ted an outrage upon lady school
teacher in Washington, was taken
from the authorities by o mob and
hung, en- the 18th
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Ee YOU WANT
s6saa4 s
CLOTHING
Ready Made, Of home Manufacture, warrant.
sd not 10 rip, go 10 - sss ~.
DOAN'S.

II you want ANYTHING usually kept ID 4
first class Dry Goodk and Clothing Store, iii
is good goods you waAt, and At the bottom OF
the market, enquire ct Dosn's, and 1t be DOM
have 1t to-day he will most certainly, have /:
to-morroW, as he Is in receipt Of goods nearly
every day. So
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Lockwood & Co., of New York,
propose to pay to all their credi ors
Fifty cents on the dollar, within a
year, and it is thought the latter will
scccde TO their proposal.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE,

We do NOS Offer single article OF merchandise.
that could be sold BY regular dealers at our prise
We do not ask you to buy goods from us unless We
can sell them cheaper than you can obtain them in
any other way white the greater part OF our goods
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One-Half the Regular Rates

We want good reliable agents in ever. part O,
the country. BY employing your spare dime 30
the most liberal commissions, either in Cash OF
Merchandise, and all goods sent by us will be as
represented, and We guarantee Satisfaction to ev.
cry one dealing With our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each cue.
toner and forward TO Us In advance, for Dsscrip-
tive Checke OF the goods we sell.
The holders of the checks have the privilege of
either paTchasing the article thereon described OF
o. exchanging Tor any article mentioned on our
Catalogue Numbering over 500 different articles
not one Of which Can be purchased in the usual
way for the same money
The advantagesof hrst sending for checks are
The e: We are constantly buying small lots OF very
valuable goods, which are not on our catalogues,
and for which we Issue cheeks till all are sold DO
Watches quilts, Blankets, Drers Pa,erns. or some ~.
oner article Of value. cauing coma Dses"0srs ttsS
ctsso a" eppoTf"~ NJ o. purchasing "a article /Or
~ every order amounting "a over $50, Reesmps-
MED by the cash, the agent may etain g. o. and in
every order OF over 300, o. 90 may be retaised 70
Pay the Express Charges.
This offer 10 more especially 20 assist agents in
ana Soutnern states Int IL epea = Cd
| 6afg,rg-9r COMMISSIONS a-,.e-r - 80
AGENTS win be paid ten per cent in Cash o.
Mefcnandnc, wheu they YTLL or THEIR sspS1RE
LOT "'cA osioW We give partial lisG sscsys
COR as Order sfssO, from club Of 1hIrty,
Brown or .n1 sgsS az son Don, p S.s
Vest Pattern. Fine large White ooanisrpsns. etc,
etc. or 70 90 in eaeh. .-.s. +8
| For = erasr Of ESQ from ciuA at Pirv. we
will pay tAs agent, as eOmmissior, 45 Yards Sheet,
ling. one psir heavy Wo~l BlanheSe PepIh DpoeA
Pattern, handsome Wool squeeze Shawl, sire
care Watch, etc, etc, or 90 90 In Oaeh
Fer an order OF elO0. froua 4 elab Of One
H fas We viii pay the agent sommieann,
aunttng Case Watch, Rich Long Wool shawl, Suit
III cash. "
We do not employ nytraveling agents, ard cua-
iomen should not pay money to persons prwpO@k
ng 10 De our agents ~0tess p@so@GHV GcQ anSNts
SEND MONTY ALWAYS NV RHC
tST RED AATTRRH.
For further particulars send for Catalogues.
PARKER 81 CO..
/ Lyle 80 &lvO MINER glst, Bsssea, Mag.
a18 J tel d4 5a8
re ~ t-er.e
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removal.
A. HUWG.

Has re no owed his Barber shop to Ne. Main ~ !.
second door North OF J. \ BaIley's Grocery. which
building be hA- thoroughly renovated and Atted up
10 the best possible manner. and where he will be
B sppy TO meet hip old customers, all who require
hi services in the art tonsorial. s3qs d
KsRosha, Jane o., 1858. r,-- rrae Iy1N-4R
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A FINE COACH IN GOOD RUNNING oRpER MUST
n he sot TO pay costs Buggies, OF several patterns OF
ny own make. Appy At Gs BoNerT. GEO. ,. MOORE.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A MINER, STEVENS a CO.,
II, 6j6 broadway,
and lis 10 12l East Thirteenth street
have on hand OF their and are making "a
order every description OF fashionable Carriages aud light
Wagons OF superior qualify TO which they invite The nspcc
tiOn OF the public.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

"A single tandem driving with Harness complete, fc
sale low. nque TURN0UR's stable, Twenty fifth stree
and Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A NO TOP lse POUND ROAD WAGON, MADE TO
"A. order, for sale cheap be sean for ono week Al
DAY SONS, las Eldridge street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

A BARGAIN.-Two SECOND HAND TOP BUGaIFs
~ best city makers two new Road Wagons, made in the
best manner NJ less than cost This hunhug Call and
examine at the carriage factory corner Eighth and
Lewis. X. J. 0OILFONbE.