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We fnUite particular attention to NEy and
COMPLETE rENTiL4TNG FURNAcE,

differing materially nom All others hereorore In ueo nrd
Jpmonihg Economy, Dwdbthty, Simplicity, and Great
presents an Immense radintng surface, winch forms
a tDe hre chamber, 80 that the amount Of heat
o. hned Al much less exp nse Of fuel than by any other
arrangement, and sufficient warm and pure ain h aup
pn,d l9r the largest dwellings, ut comparatively triat1p
cost IL "a adapted u all classcs of public ard prvate
oldngs, aud possesses pecunres well worthy Inc NJ
Wlllon o. al In want Of the VERY BEST FUR ACE
rOm l's peculiar construction, II will never crack nor
h0w smoke nor gas to escape into he afr
objections 70 most other Furnaces In use.
also, New Furnace expressly designed for burning
WOOL Having but one iort II "a rraned not ~ smoke
torn. - '' P"'-
hs9 portabF Iurnafes,-nrpe sizss--pond's Ranger
Aaiifels, Crates, legtiGs venlilators, no.
PuNp Il pUNCKLBE
8B, w 80 pscksttnA strceK Boston,
janb0 dfv
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FITCHBURG S WORCESTER R.R.
-. -=ss-s SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On
GgS E-'s'z and after Monday, Alra 10, 1854,
Cars will leave Ftchburg at 1850 A NJ, 1910, and 5.45
P. ii
Freight at 1880 P NJ.
ReuIrnng--Leaye Worcester at $50 and II Is A. Nj,
and at 4l5 P NJ. Freight 7.l5 P. NJ.
INERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg. April To- 1851 je9 diff
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CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER

AGENTS in Worcester NJ b. Green l.. T. Lazell Bush
x Co. and q. A. Harrington ~ Co New Worcester
jerks lassall Shrewsbury l.. c. Knowton Fitch,
Durg, y B Lane and Thomas Choatej Leomilster, A. T.
Ferkins, steTng A. Nj Lee, and by dealers in medicine
throughout the country deodEw1v %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-14

ny BIZ ADY. 12 Ann Street. N. 4.
N PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, q IMPORTER
vi Fo egn Newspapers Sole Publisher Of Paul de Rocks
Novels translated as issued from the Pdrisian
press. Catalogues sent free Of postage. dom jms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-14
THE METROPOLITAN.

Boston. March 81. div formerly 80 Il 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-14
) ROSES PROVIDENCE AND

Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch jeS diff
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
a. S.IIERIEEN ME

By EnTpF elan execution issued ofand under the seal
of the CiFe ont C0Vr in and
Of Wisconsin and directed and delivered against the
goods and chatel Of Alfred Towsee have levied up
shall seat pubic auction the highest therefor
thelaw directs the Cont House in the City and county
EenDsha aud aforesad the 2ist
1855 between tie hours OF and three oe6en the
Of that all the right title and interest which the
fred T0siee had lO day January A. d. 1851
time that day. in and to the following described piece
Of land and being the county Kenosha
and State Of NiScons aforesaid.
point line Of The sout quarter Of section
sevea Tcwn t2 nor tn of Range twenty three (2s
east where the keHosa and Racine road quartet
tsAee running the the
quarter aforesaid thence running
quarter enough that line drawn parallel with The
south line said The said and
will enclose aud eeRtain twenty - thence
running The said Renosha and Rcc thence
aiming tWehtytwo 221 acres Dated Esnoska June H. 80
j. l. Eis1 Sh riff
eve OF Il ,nosha Caunry
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HORACE 1wATERs, COLUMN.


has nothInp M ms rooms equalin beauty and com
peteuess TO Gi,berts Eolian Piano Forces Nor
ris d Willis Home Journal.
The variety and beauty of the effects can only
be appreciated by those who hear these magnifi
cent instruments at Mr.. Matters establishment
N. Tribune
The Eolan Piano Fortes sent TO the Crystal
Palace from the great music rooms OF Horace Wa
tiers, have been proved to be unsurpassed by all ot>
ers thosequaltes which the greatest performer rs
most prize.-Euening Post
The Pianos sold by MIR. Waters are very popu'
lar. The framework is metallic, and the instru-
ment is warranted to stand any climate with scare
ly ynred oftunng--N Y. DAILY Times.
We have heard sveral pieces performed on one
Of these INSTRUMENTS and we can truly say that
The effect of the attachment, which gives rich,
full tone, is most beautiful.--Hudson Gazette, N.
Y sa sra
TIE invention Of the new voices has Invested
that instrument of It's harsher tones, and gwen us
all the purity and richness Of parlor organ.-Er
eaing Atlas, Albany, Il. Y. E
The objections to these instruments sometimes
raised, that the two arrangements will not kecpin
tune together, has been obyiated in The manner OF
their coustruction, aud Mr. " alters hasin his pos
session. from persons who have had them in use
Tor several years The most
to tins eif@ct.-Democrat, Binghampton, ~ Y.
This admirable Instrument is everywhere prais-
ed--Cdristian Reflector, Boston. XEH.,Js
The Euan Piano is now The chief attraction
IN all musical circsss in the South.--Ths Alabama
Baptist, Marion. aa.sa
These Pianos must be nearly perfect, because
they elicit praise from the most experienced and
accomplished performers, whereyc CIR we learn THEN
opinions The Independent, Montgomery. gee
We can hardly imagine anything superior for
the music Of the social Or the family circle The
Eeening Echo, Netc BEDFORD: Mass
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
Extracts from Testimonials Concering
s.. .. & H. w. SMITHS
CELEBRATED MELODEONS.

In an article in the February number of the Re
view answering some Inquiries IN regard to the
temperament made by " William ". jr. Brook
field, VI" noticed astatement that Princes Me
lodeons, are tuned in TIE equal TEN perament.--
Suce that time | have examined a number o
Prince q. Co.'S Me oaeons, with special reference
TO the temperament, and hive not found one tuned
in equal temperament. The temperament in The
me.odeons of Prince &. Co.'S manufacture that
have examined ,.approaches nearer the equal than
in those Of Cathar s. Needham. but il is far from
equal, as any one " troubled with nice ear" /
think, will decide, il they will Try the chords of
and Sharp in succession. A 1UNER,
Pouitney, VI.
We are very happy to stand corrected on this
point. We make the statement a'.uded to above
on the authority Of professor of music n this CT
ty, without having observed in reference tot our
selves--a thing we very seldom do, We have
since examined Prince & Co.'S Meloteons, and
find "A Tuner" right. We do know, however
that S. ID. & II. w. Smiths Meodeous, sold by
Horace Waters, 1893 Broadway, are tuned in the
equal temperament.--N. Y. Musical Reriew.
We were asonshcd and delighted al the per
fiction 20 which hIessrs s. D. q II. w. Smith
have brought the Meicdeon. and The richness
swectness,and purity Of tone Of which they are ca
pable.-- Boston Pathfinder.
Messrs. S. ID. & II. w. Smith rank as the fl rsi
manufacturers of the MeIodeon in this country
Their instruments are recommended by the hess
judges as superior in every respect Boston Com,
m0nlccalth. t.....
They are acknow ledgcd to be unqncstiouub,
the best in the country - Manchester Mirror.
u There is constantly in store at this estab
lish Ten different max s Of l'ianos and FIVE
different makes of Melodeons
u Each instrument is guaranteed to give en-
ire satisfaction, Of tn e purchase money refunded
Persons at It distance wishing TO purchase will,
by forwarding their orders, have their wants as
,reI and as cheaFly sdpp'ied as though personal |,
present
HORACE WATERS.
n4S1 333 Bioad,cau. Neto York
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LEGAL ADv -I,]E,l ~ / s.INSiEETs


IN Probate---i& eRosha County Court. ,r
In the Matter of the Last VIII and Tstanr Of Chester w
- elea..~a 4. a,.rras Martin. - F ---4,.,.- h
On reading and filing the petition CHRISTOPHER Champlin
ofOttoWa aS2lle state Of nd tn
Proofs 81 the other things
W. Martini late OF henosa repe.
sentng among other things that End dav of Nav b.
m died tstate eaEang goods estate within this
county, and that he the petitioner said
deceased; and that the Instrument the last will t
lament Of said deceased and praying that letters
Will. ~ - 80"
IT is ordered that said petition be bc rud .,
this Court on saturday the 2teay Of july A. D. 1915 al ten
O'Clock, \ VI. at his ee in the county of Nrnosba
And is further 0r6eIed tat noice thereof he given 10 the
heirs OF said deceased and Is an persons tereszea y publish
ing Of C rder three weeks oI TO
day of hearing IN tie senosfa rbuhe and Telegraph
newspaper printed and ppblied Ren0sha said eounlv
3wn3 ,f,,sa,,.,s L.
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WINTER GOODS!


MOT depending on navigation for our supplies
oil Goods. but receiving them direct from Bos
ton by express. with the New Gear we ha We open
ed a lew New Bales and Boxes OF New Goods, 90
that we can present to our numerous Customer T.
the New Year with New Goods, 10 which We re-
specially ask theirnttenton.
HINTER SHAlVLS, of all descriptions for
Matrons, Maids. and Little Misses
SIPERiOR FL1NNELN, both of wool and
cotton, ble"chcd and unbteachcd.3 .r.-..
GRO n iNGS ofevery variety ofstye, goods,
and quality.
FOR THE CENT? EMEN we have most
excellent assorlmen! OF Cloths, Cassmcres, and
Vesiinas of all Coors and STYLES. asaat..Is
MlITENS AND GLOVES of the very be-.
kinds Neck Shawls and ComiorteIs, Woolsp
Socks, Sc, de.
We sell our goods just as cheap as before com.
munIcation with the east partially closed. Cal
and see,
METCALF s. MERRILL. .e
January, 1855 iy3o
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

BY WRIT of executions aea out of aud rnrhe
seal OF the circuit and and
state Of Wisconsin to dlrselsa and deFs aaGnst the
goods aad chat els and lands and tencnen Nate owse
have levied upon and s etieE forsc and sell aliec
IL VeuUe the highest bidder therefor the law directs
at the Court House the city and of kenOsha. add
state aforesaid th2it day ofJuly D. 1850 between The
hours Of and three clock in the afternoon of tat all
tie right tale and interest which the sa aters r0ws!echad
the 10Th day Of January d. ISL Any time since shat
day aud the following Tied pierre parcel Land,
lying and being in the county and state afnresaid
The south half Of the south quarercf section No.
IN town two north of range threeS containing
weight VI Land E.s.. j, i. EuLE, sheriff
~ -"F JuUe -. 1850. 6WJ2 q kenosha Comfy
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
Extracts from Editorials Concerning
7. GILBERT & Co.'S
PREM! UM EOLIAN PLANO

The Ep}ian Piano Forte is undoubtedly the
most perfect mus:calns,rnment human ingenuity
has constructed Two instruments are blended in
one. The Eolian is both attached and detached:
so that the Piano may be played with or without
it; or, with one hand the performer may eicitlhe
meodIous strains OF the 4Eoaa, und with the other
invoke the ha:monies OF the Plane. The iustTu-
ment which, in the evening, iucIted to the dance
or aided the festive song gives forth, in the morn
'ng' the pe"ling tones which prelude and accom-
pany the solemn hymn. Mr.. Waters new rooms
are yer? inviting to the levers of music. But he
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
M EDIcA
THE AMERICANS FRIEND
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens Of the United StateS,-
most humbiy and sincerely thank you for
the patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity of stating that my
Ancestors were all American Citizens. and that
entertain for all that concerns America and Amer
can Citizens, the most lively sympa hies. so much
SO that originally compounded these Pills ex-
pressy to suit your climate, habits, constitutions,
aud manner Of living intending TO establish rnyse
among you, which have done, BY taking premises
in New York. S57s
TH0MAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, New York
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State OF WtsoouSln, Tkenosha County Circuit
GA CouFt---In ChaHceIy. Z - p
NOR fGAG& Fredericksburg. t

~.
GeorSe kinbal Complainant. Fisk Lucinaa Fisk
Ph2J udsn Joseph FQrarlcs Nichae Frank Charles bur
kee, Luther James and Clement IeFevrc. defendants
II appearing to the satisfaction 81 this Cort by adavt that
the in this suit SAID Judson and Luther James
ol the said
to appear has been ssVein said defend
ants Or the b hed against them ana they have not caused
tier ppeare 30 Ne enerc in this suit according 70
OF chs CUur, be
process had been daily cd Therefore
Petit, COmplanants solicitor
leGda1ts Pail JTas and Luther James lie deemed TAX
"a be absent Northumberland is further ordered that
absent defendants appear plead demur the said
companans bill at or by the tn rtecnth day of October A.
HOO or in default thereof that said bill of complaint may be
taken as confessed againt them.
And further ordered that within twenty DAYS
date hereof this order he published newspaper printed
IN the City Of ken0sa in the Wisconsin called the
kenoSha Tribune and ielegah and tat the lie put
shcd to- rs successfully beren least in each
wcekorthat within said twenty days this order personally
served each OF said absent defendants igey Of copy
thereof to them
Dated, June %, A. d. 1855. JON B. JILSUN,
j. j. PtTTlT. County JUDGE,
Cemp'lts' Soir Gfwn31 ....s.. If kenosha Co.
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HORACE WATERS COLUMN.
&c II e A p
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
y 'a HORACE WATERS.

No. 333 Broaduqy, New York.
Opposition to monopoly Music at Greatly Re-
- duced Rates.
r~- Notwithstanding the combination
s3sz.5-;ssgI7Es5of Music dealers 10 keep up the
] Il = Uprices ofnon copyright muse, aganr,, arr,
interests Of native composers, and their retu
sal toextend 10 Mr.. Waters the courtesies o. the
trade. he is making immense sales-7hafiHg a.
bupdant evidence, that eshas pubic co"n.ehance
and support, in his opposition to tue ~ 'ea' "'hop
DIV and in his efft ITS aid Native ! aren't ana 10
adopt the National Currency ms slocA o. a,
. If of his congratulations is Of
10 larnset,, III best selectedin the United States.
ia h,s ~ made a great Reduction in prices Of
pion,s nsclodeans and Musical Instruments Of
an kinds Superior toned 90 octave pianos for
SI75. 9290 and 1925. interior of as good quality
nd Instruments az strong and durable as those
WHICH cost $500. Pianos Of every variety of style
aud price up to S 1000, comprising those OF ten
d 1erent manufactures: among them The ceiehrat
ed modern improved Horace Waters Pianos and
The first premium Eol:an Planes Of T. Gilbert *
Cos MAKE, Owners Of the Eolian patenD See
ond hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from
$40 to 3 so Melodeons from five different man
ufactories, including the well known S. u. q w.
Smith S nleiodeons; Qtunsd the equal tempera-
mentD the best made in the United States Price
Sl5, $50, S75, 800, ll5, Si25, Sl35 s. 8 $50
Smiths double bank Meodeons S2G0. Each
Piano aud Melodeon guaranteed. The best terms
ia the trade, schools, DC. l21 per cent discount,
TO clernynien aud churches. All orders promptly,
Attended to. Music sem To all parts Of the coun-
try, post paid, at the reduced rates. General and
Sc Get C talogues aud schedule ofprces of Pianos
forwarded to any address free OF charge.
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Char eT Oak.

have been sold, and the operation alu avs ouaran,
teed, and in instance has it failed 10 satisfy the
purchaser We have on hand, aud intend to keep
AS the IN 'ket may demand. large variety Of
Hot Air, Cooking, Par'or aud Box Stoves, Of diff
lelent patterns. We believe we shall he able
make it al object for all Stove dealers, or hous
keepers vino may want 10 purchase Stoves eIh
trimmed or unrimni"d. by the quantity or sing Ct
to give us a cali. We sell as low as any in tic.
market. IS 6,n he
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PENSION LANDS!
LSO a CrS9 OF land.
tn II who covyyod c;poo 1Ho0
To all who served since 1880.

The Act of Congress Of Mach 1855, q, anta
to all, Indians included, who served III any WI
since '93, 'ourf"rt days, or les il engaged in
battle, and TO the vjc Of officers and soldiers al
the Revolutionary war, ii now wing, and to Chan.
tains who served with Tie army, and to the Platts-
burg and l,ewstowu volunteers GO acres OF lana,
after deducting HAT has been received
The undersigned will receive applications and
act as AZ nj in prosecuting claims under The aforc>
mentioned act. l.. G. MERRILL 10
kcno5ha, Wiz. 1855.
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ShcriG,s SuEr.

lN VIRTUE Of an execution issued Of under the
seal at M rent Court in and fur the county Of kcuoha
state OF Wisconsin ard drec delivered
The goods tells
have levied upon and shah sell public vendue to
We highest bidder ereiur the law directs the
ine IN 'he ~ # Enosha in the county and aore-
said on ne 4h DAY OF August ~ D. Sj5 between the hours
Of and three o'clock tle
tight tjt!c and interest which the said D,,yncr
the 2l day Of June A. D. - in following desert
Ied piece or parcel Of Lard louuded and described
follows to wi: Fractional Block number nine (69l
the city Of Kenosha erg in the northeast qare section
No thir:Y go in township (2) range no
twenty three I22l east. JOSEPH l. EHLE.
Dated Hentfas June Is 1876 6W2
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TROY STOVE ORE.
Newberry, Filley G Wiswell,
Manufacturers nna UyhnIeeoZe D,uLnre


Stoves, Tin, shcet-Tron, and Coppcr-yyar C,
231 late 81, Chicago, Illinois, 231
a NNOUNCE to d,.aers and the public gem
IA cFal'y, that they Keep constantly OH hand a
| urge ass )r;ment OF C0obiag. HeatiRg Pa, To- and
boz Stoves
For the wholesale Trade (or retail. as IN ~ b., re~
sired The House is a.b3auch of that of NEW,
BERRY, FiiLEY q Co., Troy, New York.
who are manufacturers. ard make all their Stoves
from the very best Scotch ard American Pig Iron,
aud are Warranted 10 stand fire equal to any in
America. Our patterns now aud Of tho most
approved kind. aud as We are constantly adding to
our variety number Of new patterns we fiatter
Ourselves that we possess peculiar advantages ov>
er most Of the stove establishments here for tho
supply of Stoves TO Cry and Country Dealers.
We manufaci ure, and have the right to vend
in Northern Illinois, Iowa aud Wisconsin, that
truly ce!ebtated Stove ca led The
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12
PURIFICATIoN oFTHE BLOOD
AND ?,
Fever and bilious Complaints.

- Fever md RiIIOus OOmpIaintS.
The Citizens of the Union suffer much disorders of the
Liver and stomach scarcely free from tho anegce Of
these aAadie hence life fast The fair
perhaps the handsome in the " orr
cd when distressing loose their teeth and good
looks while in the heyday ufe such sad ey lis be
fectuay remeded y continually Keeping The blood and
the Liver ard Stomach healthy action when life VIII flow
smoohl and resemble plants congenial cline, where
eternal spring appears orern AZ rerar the yation
OF the human frame and the duraton offe much may e
feeted and say feIress that eah and lie be proong-
ed for beyond their rymits, if HoOway
Pills taken putty she bao to the rules laid
down for in the directions which accompany
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MAN STREET, kENOSiA WIS IN
INV receiving their Winter Stucko of
WARE 81 STOVES OF every
Il e. lrud ana va'lety thu kept in any Establish
neut OF the kind which we viii sell Cheaper than
has ever been otEtre lin this city. We have on hand
thefo!lowing spleu5id assortment OF COOKING
STOVES. aliol Albany Castings, aud W Warranted
tostaud Fire aud Bake Welt, o: uo>a'e.
OLD LR on SIDES.
ph Sliding Rearh d -dsh Pa, underneath
This Stove took the Fast Prcstp1a Al theIast
State Fairfield at Albany last Fall. and is pro.
nonnced by those that haveuSed them, to b, the
Rest Stoves in the World!
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT
Very Heavy Castings Belle the State
L,rce Oven extending underline Hearth a beau
tiCnl pattern Queen of the Forest. Elevated Oven
which beats anything Of the KIND in the marke,
IRON WITCH
2ucl Oven, with Furnace in front, which every
body says is perfect in every respect,
WESTERN wren.
new pattern, large Oven. and beautiful Cas-.
lug.
Wo ,lsou'e Patent Air>Tisht. a o,au,iful Stove:
RanSom's Premium CaStiugS all sizes, warranted
10 Stand Fro. We MANUFACTURED
Copper, Tin ant Sheet Iron, Of eyery des-
criptioR By experienced WorImen
II is uotneceaaary to mention articles we have
oil hand. Alive ask OF these wishing to purchase
is to call aud examine our Stock and Price, aud
be satisfied thatWe are telling the truth.
We rW not ke uRderSoia By any Estc6-
iShmert In Ire STATE.
Don't Forget tho New Hardware store:
Nov. 1858. GEO. w. HALE
19-ly GEO. N.TOWSLEE.
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ICE! ICE!!

Tho Subscriber Keeps constantly on hand and
for sale, superior quality Of ICE. which h. will
sell at half cent pound. AN purchases owe,
25 lbs. delivered 10 order.
JACOB GOTTFREDSEN.
ksnosha, June II, 1885 3m5o
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FLOUR.

ENLOUR, OF suPefiOr quality, for sale at the
Il NuIth Warehouse, by l.. : ELKINS
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H4NLOUR! An excellent article of Superf;ps
a fionr, from SCION Mills. Warranted TO canal
any now in,marke'. or to be brought in from any
source whatever, constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest market price at
slErCALF g. MERRTTL'S.
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ETNA INSURANCE co.
OF Hartford Conn


fncrc"@e Cash npItnl 10 53o00, 900.
Il HAFE The pleasure of informing the drnI. r,
z with tliis Crmauy and the public rrnefnlly
tat IN view OF the vast increase Of business hrr
Iag the past year. it, cGSI capital has been in
creased to $JQO,O q. This together with N.
large surplus always kept on bard in cash, and
the enormous receipts OF premiums On lis regular
ana established business, affords is Policy holders
an indemnify much greater than any other in.
surau"e Company in America. .H g..
1hc business Of this company is conducted on
fair and liberal principals and IT'S losses are ALWAYS
promptly ra! in cash The undersigned in en-
terinG upon the welv,h ycnr ofhis agency for hi.
company III this city and vicinity bees to conrfat.
uIate lis dealers upon lis remarkable success and
the lmpo'taplin increase of s capital and business
which together with the manner in which its bn
siness IS conducted. places il a basis beyond tho
reach Of any contingency short of simultaneous
conHaFraon Of the country
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will be attended to with tho
same pnnciualIty as heretofore Rates as low as
any other responsible office.
keuosha. Feb. Is, '55. T.. MERRILL,