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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
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HO! For KRnSaaI

Among the candidates for emigration to the new
Territory Of Kansas this present season. friend
&sEo. Folsom, of Burlington, Racine 60. George
- gooS and true-tried and never found wanting
in the cause of Liberty and Humanity, and he says
he wants to help establish the first and develop the
latter in that bright land Of the West.
But requisite logging. ne wishes TO sell his
properly, consisting of thirty Lots in the very heart
at the village OF Burlington, which two good
dwellings, with their appurtenances, stables, &C.,
aud fine fruit orchard OF 800 trees mostly all bear
ing. yielding abundantly OF good fruit, The Lots
comprise about Seven Acres of Land Thewiage
contains eight hundred inhabitants three churches
six stores, two Touring mills one saw mill one oil
mill, aad one WOODEN factory; and the pr pertv in
question is beautifully and valuably IS tuated and
will be sold on Favorable terms .s
W. don't like 10 spare Mr.. Folsom, but it he is
willing to 90. luck and joy GO with him, and ali
the Others going; and we hope the Republicans will
furnish him him customer--D.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
GUARDIANS SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undeisigne
~ Guardian of Anthony Wilson and Mary Jane
Wilson, by virtue Of license from the county
court Of Kenosha county, will sell at public auc-
ton at the front door of the court house in the CT
~ of Kenosha, on the 9th day Of March A. ID.
1855, between the hours of one O'Clock md two
O'Clock in the afternoon. the following describe d
land to wit Commencing thirty rods south OF
the Centre of the town line road, in the South ward
Of the city OF Kenosha, at point on the east side
of the Chicago road--thence north on the east
side OF the Chicago road forty nine and half feet
li95 IT.; thence rods; thence south for
ty nine& half feet;( 1919 thence west seven rods
to place OF beginning; being bounded east by
Quarles and French and south by French.
Dated, ksmosha Wis. Feb. 22d, 1855
IRA " lLSON,
4w36 adan.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
Fi.lS,s NYesfcrn Addition

The falioriag are IN S. n. Or. sec 81, T. 2, r %
Lots 3 s in block 7: blocks > s all Of hk within limit Of
city All of bk IL except Lots and that portion taken by
Eelot Rairoad Company: all hk Is Lots
and Of lots in sd bk taken by xeaosha
Beic Railroad Company; lots l. y So. in block is
Niece ians commencing line of West Main s. AZ t.e
corner Lot u in Fisk addE; thence line Of 10;
to carnerof Lot :, Inns Of w Main 81
thence n 70 tbs beginning
Copmcrcns on the line of Market the 81
land wnea Bronon tAease s;o line Of Darkee West
AiSs thence sd lire its Intersection With the
ins a. Sarket Il; heieo en- line beg npiaE
second Ward.
II, r5lIorfHf IA s F.. Or. Sec. 81, r. R. .
The v ar of b. y qrand n hf q the sc ar Of
n ~ hf aa The hf Of flowing described land, viz
eOn,raencisz on the sd b. 81 Of thes corner
thereof thence srs thence rdss Is Fd rds 70 De-
ginhlns-in Il 81:
Part lEe thereof Is rods OF corner
thsnes 70 rds; thence rds: - rds; Tds--b 81:
FSrt cfeouaeneing line Of sd B. - rods OF COR
nef ehereof thence r2s rs 20 rasss rds-B 81
Fart oinmenSinE the line Of sd b. q rods q OF tue
corner thence 70 rd ras, rds; rds IL rds 10
he-innips-B. 81:
Lot IN block 81 Lots in bk 3; Lots 2, & in
"a - ee. &c qr aad the g- Of bs ff thc N "
the ar Of o ~ Ie IT Of sk ~ the hf ana the
of hk SO the hf ef the OF hk 1856
last described omitted in 1854 ths -
sefsk 81 10. sfhkE
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

COOK, PARLOR, BOX STOVES. We
have purchased largely from Raihbone and Ken
nedv, of a lbuny, their celebrated Albany Stoves,
whose manufactures, have obtained IN this,
well as all o;hcr markets, an enviabe reputation.
They haze been long tried and found reliable.
For style, hnish and durability, they are une-'
qualIed.
QUEEN OF THE VEST. IMPROVED AIRS
TIGHT COOKING STOVE, SIZES. This is the best
Cooking Stove in use. The principle is three
FLUEs, warranted to cook and bake perfectly, and
to stand fire without cracking, and takes the pre-.
MUM on trial, wherever exhibited.
BUCKS PATENT AIR-TlaHT COOK srovx
4 sizes, pattern vel known TO our customers.
This stove has been greatly improvedr Tor bear
ty Of style and finish it has no superior, always
warranted to cook and bake perfectly, and to stand
he fire without cracking. t-
MORNING STAR, ELEVATED OVEN Ceok
Stove = sizes, this is of the most beautiful 81
evated oven Stoves in market, the operation Of this
kind ofstoye if well known and approved VIII
not crack bv fire.
YOUNG AMERICA, NEW PATTERN elevated
oven Cook Stove, patented 1854. No elevated
Oven Stove possesses the advantages this Stove
does Call and examine IT,
RED JACKET COOK STOVE, NEW PAT
TERN, 1854, principle of the direct dtaughi, very
large oven, useful aud cheap stove, fitted air
tight.
EAGLE AIR TIGHT PREMIUM COOK
STOVE. This Stove is well made, and warranted
with drilled doors is cheap operates good. Pat
tel neat and durable
PARLOR STOVES, In great Variety, ell
Albany Castings nooan Parlcrs. Sheet iron self
regulators, new pattern for 1855. Parlor cook
stove, 9 boiler holes in top. Gpsey Queen Parlor
do Gipsey Queen Franklin 10. Cottage Parler
do. Open FarIor, open front do Open Parlor,
open front with top. Six plate Air Tight Box
Stoves of all sizes, for Offices Rooms and Halls
a few COAL STOVES for Offices.
TIN SHOP IL connection. We manufacture
all kinds of sheet iron. aud copper ware. Custom,
work and Jobbjng 6Jpeto order. may29~
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TO. THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
LAKE ST, CHICAGo,IL


VANKEE NOTIONS, Buttons, Combs, sus-
Il pendcfs, Pms, Needles, Tapes fasses, Hooks
and Eyes, Thimbes, Spectdc!es, Elasiics, Worst
ed, Silk, &c.
CUTLERY, Pocket and Table Cutlery of ALI
grades Razors, Scissors, Shears, Razor Strops SIC.
GOLD AND GIT JEWELRY.
Fancy GooDs-Porte Monnaies Purses, Pocket
Books. Gard Cases Reticules Work Boxes, Canes,
Writing Desks, Fans, Dressing Cases, MantelOr-
namsnis Singing Bris, Opera Glasses, Perfume
Bottles, LA Bellies, &c.
MUSICAL INSTR UNENTS, Vions, Ac.
cordeons, Guitars, Flntinas, Violin Strings, etc. =
PERFUMERY, Extracts, Soups, Pomadss,
Powder, Cologues, etc.
TOYS! TOYS. Crying Babies of Rubber, Chi
ma and Wax, Dolls OF China, Rubber, Wax, Kid
and Compositions; ltois Heads OF wax, China and
Rubber, Dolls Arms, Feet, Hats, Legs etc. Trum-
pets Of Tin, Horn and wood. Pea sets of Chius,
Earthen, Tin, ISritsnia aud Wood. Animals OF
rubber wood and Tin--a sizes and descriptions.
Toy Accord"ons, Harmonious, laps Viohns,
Flutes, Flies, Claronetts, Guitars, etc. Canca-
lures Of all styles, too uum@ -ous 10 mention.
GAMES, For children, OF all sizes--both a.
musing and Instructive Toy Watches, Paints etc.
SPoRTiSG isPLEmE~Ts-Piste.s. Resoivers.S Shot
Bags, shot Pouches, Powder Flasks and Horns,
Gun Caps, Hunting Knives, etc.
FISHING TACKLE. A large assortment, Rock
ing Horses, Baby Jumpers. Bird Caees
Bousg KKEPfnG GooDs- Silver Plated Spoons,
Forks, Shovels, Cake Baskets, Cas,ofs, etc.
BRITTAsIA WARE,-C Coffee and Tea Urns,
Coffee aud Tea Pots, Coffee BggIns, Egg Cod.
Ier-. water Pitchers; Lamps; Candlestchs, etc.
HARDWARE, Preserving Kettles, Smooth.
ing Hons; Nut Crackers, Cork Screws, Ice Picks,
Tack Hammers, Tscks, Egg Beators, Pudding
Moness, Snuffers, &c.
WOODEN WARE, and Willow ware of all
kinds.
HOLLISTER & WILLIAMS,
lis Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

APPOINTMENT BIZ THE GovERSoR.-His
Excellency, Gov. Barstow, has appointed
our fellow citizen, H. H. WALKER. Lieut..
Colonel in the 9Th Regiment of the Wiscon-
sin Militia. The mantle Of honor falls grace
fully on Col. Walkers shoulders.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

" All the signs of Spring are with us while We
write. The sun for few DAYS past has been draw
ing heavy drafts upon the banks of snow in this
vicinity, which have thus tar Iiqadated freely, bat
begin to show signs OF exhaustion, with prospect
OF being fairly rum inio The ground before LONG
sieighs and seds have found the retirement of
sheds, and mud wagons and other wheeled vehcle s
have usurped theirplace. Every thing is new a,
stand waiting the opening of navigation and re
sumption Of active business, which we trust will be
pot long DELAYED.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

Rsy We have been shown proof copies OF the
circulating medium, in course Of preparation for
the $ Kenosha County Bank" We have seen
many bank bills in the course of our life, and own
ed several, but we never owned any so
handsomely designed and well engraved as are
these. The vignettes new designs, never be-
fore used aud have been copy .righied. The bl''s
will be in circulation in few days, when we pre-
dict for them high degree Of popularity.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

re- The person who took the Philadel-
phia Sat. Zee. Post, from our office on Sat-
urday evening or Sunday morning last. will
confer great favor upon us by returning
it. besides emitting himself to future reading
from our table. Just now, when. like thou
sands of other readers of the Post we p,av
be expected 10 be somewhat Interested in
Mrs. Southworth's capital story, miriam,
the Avenger." it is outrageous to carry the
paper of, as soon as il comes in, without
bringing it back.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
READY MADE CLOTHING.
4w36

Cheaper than erer-W Wholesale & Retail.
FWHffE Subscriber offers to sell Clothing as
m cheap as any Clothing Store in the City OF
kenosha, or the neighbcfing Cities He wishes
to call attention to the fact that his Clothing is
manufactured at Home.
HATS AND CAPS, Wrappers, Drawers,
Mntens, Cloves, BOYS Clothing. etc.
OrAll kinds Of work done to order on the short
est notice. JOHN WILSON.
NJ No 70, Main Street.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

'WHEN FOUND BAKE NOTE OF IT. -
Look along Main street until you find the
sign of the Big Boot" and "when found
make note Oft" as Captain Cutie would
say; for that is where c. L. ELY keeps on
hand or makes to order, Boots, Shoes, and
all those articles that most particularly com
mend themselves to the understandings of
men and women, at this sloppy season Of
the year. Mr.. Ely has long been known in
the Boot& Shoe trade of this city, and needs
no commentator from us. Go there and
try his "helps" to the understanding. =
See his advertisement in another column.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

AZ ILLINERT, Mas. McDeRMoNT ;espcc-
WE IlvefiIly informs the ladies of Kenosha and
vicinity, that she has CO .lmenced business in the
store north OF Ira Waits ana opposite the Run
ais House, where she viii keep constantly on baud
general assortment OF millinery Of the --latest
an most fashionable style
Mrs McDermont trusts that an experience OF
l4years in soma of the principal cities, of Eng
land, will enable her to give satisfaction TO those
who may favor her with their patronage.
kenosha, January II, 1855. 3o-3m
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

~ 1t will be seen that J. w. Carey offers him
self in our columns as candidate for City Clerk
We believe Mr.. Carey to be abundantiy qualified
for the duties proposed. and should The electors
avail themselves OF his services. the duties will be
honestly and well performed.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

OPLAN BRIDGs The bridge across the O'Plain
river, in the Town OF Pleasant Prairie, under the
superintendence of C. w. CARPENTER, is progress
ing most finely. The piles are all driven, the caps
put on, aud all the timber the ground ready for
its completion The timbers large. sound, and
the werk is done in the most substantial manner
1t will soon be finished; and is ID work alike credit,
able TO the enterprise of Pleasant Prairie, and TO
the mechanical skill of the contradictory.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
taNHE QUEEN OF TIE WEST Am. rronr

HNHIE QUEEN OF THE VEST AIR TIGHr
ID COOKING STOVE, this is the best Cooking
Stove in use. The principle is three FLuEs. On
ibis stove received tho First Premium for
the best Cooking Stove," at the State Far, held
at Syracuse in 1910, and in Albany in 1850.
Tint stove burns the wood on solid hearth which
is preferable to CRATE, the CRATES in air tight
stoves burn out few weeks. In this stove
conduct The cold air from the room by the pipes,
10 the space between the front oven aud the Gre
Plates where it becomes heated, and then passes
INTO the oven. An opening is made in the back
oven plate through which the air passes into th@
iue OF the stove. Wetecure by this Arrangement =
j. The ventilation of the oven carrying off all
gases so that il bakes W ell as a brick oven.
2. The heated air passing into The oven, great
~ facilitates the baking, causing more even
temperature than can otherwise be obtaIued.,
3. BY the current Of air passing between the
front and the fire plates, the fire plate is pre-
vented from burning out.
The rapid bu ming out Of the fire plates has beeH
serious objection TO all tight cook stoves. TIM
fire plate II this stove will last as long astn ont.
size plates. The stove is made and mounted Is
the most perfect manner, and warranted in nj
cases to bake perfectly. large broiling hearth
anda most excellent summer arrangement. are
attached to this stove. Balm aud BRO.
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--0-~~~S--s<se>~----
a,-The Bristol House, formerly kept by A

11-The Bristol House, formerly kept by A, B.
jackson, Esq has been leased by Mr.. James Lei
Der, recently from the east. A friend who has en-
joyed his hospitality, says: =" The representations
affabity Of this gentleman, end conviction OF
honesty of purpose which his manners i'm press
ase well qualified to render him a niost acceptable
host"
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
rTr Ross Gift of Gratitude.

The holder eta blue ticket numbered $50 is @
quested to come forward aud receive the gift in
question, that proves 10 be the successful color
and number among the many contestants.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
Tickets
FOR TOWN ELECTION promptly Printed
at this Office, at reasonable prices.

AUcrrox SALc.-We refer our readers 70 the
aotiee of a Forced Auction Sale, which will be
found in another column. A rare chance for great
bargains.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

W bis W or 3 =" So
IL hf Re or com 30 rods
W OF IL 0 coz. of said a..
thence W 30 rods, $ 80
rods. e 30 rods. N 80 rods.
sec. 6, range 1911 acres.
Il cent t II W or bound
ed IL by sc. line, e by
Ludington, 6 by French,
W by Porter, in sec. 10,
range 22,5 acres.
bounded e by Pike ri
yer, Is by b. aAh Mann .
W and S by Mann, in sec.
10, range %, 10 acres.
s pit " hfs " or except
] 4 Shepherds 3 acres
aud FL Whitnev's | acre,
except also lands known
as lot | block 6 ri k 5 ad-
ditiou, in sec 81, range
%. con. ADJ acres.
one acre e of G Symes
90 rods n 10 S and s rods
e to West. in s W or sec
81 range %. con. / acre
beginning 50 rods w Of
S e corner OFFS e Or u 20
rods e Al rods, n 40 rods
W so rods, 5 go rods. e
81 reds. to beg in sec. SO
range p, con 235 acres.
beginning % rods S Of
II e corner of n " or. W
"A rods, $ 20 rods, c a.
rods, n % rods, in see.30.
range 90, con. 6 acres.
beginning 10 rods : Of
n e corner u W qr 5 W Or.
thence S 30 rods. W IS
rods, n 20 rods 9 Is reds
IN sec 81, range %, con.
2 acres.
beginning Z e corner,
$ " Or n " Or thence $ 40
rods.w l2rois y 20 rods, e
l2 rods, in sec 81, range
%, con. 3 acres.
part of ne q Of sec
com. 80 rods W of Il. e cor
of said or thence W 90
rods, s so rods, e 20 rods
II so rods. being asses
sessed for the taxes OF
1852 and 1853, in sec. 3,
range %, tor. 10 acres.
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Kenoeba e. Reloit Railroad.


1t has been some time since we have re-
Cured to this, the subject nearest our hearts,
but this apparent neglect has not been from
decrease either of interest in its progress, or
confidence in its ultimate success.
The working force on the road during the
winter, has been somewhat reduced, though
upon all the heavy jobs the work has been
prosecuted with more or less force. We saw
Mr.. Olson the other day, who has some OF
the heaviest work on the road. He was ap-
parently ingood spirits, and informed us that
he was progressing finely. 1t viii be recol-
lected that we have heretofore spoken of the
portion of the road under Mr.. Olson'scharge.
He has several sections Immediately west of
the West O'Plain bridge, which he has pros
ecuted with steady perseverance, which
shows that he is just the man for railroad
contractor.
We notice that the timber for the struc-
lures in the city limits--thc bridge across
the fiat between Chicago and Main streets,
and that over "Seymour's rayine"-is be-
ing delivered. The former of these is to be
some 500 feet in length. Wehave seen the
profile and plan of the structure. and judge
that for strength and durability, it will be
of the frstclass of this kind ofralroad struc-
lures. We are glad to see this evidence of
renewing the work on this portion of the
road, as it has been quite suspended during
the winter. However, the grading on the
City section, is mostly completed, and there
is little to do except the building of these
bridges, to prepare it for the superstructure.
Chief Engineer NOBLE informs US that the
timber forpiling, at the dlfferent points along
the line has been all delivered, and that the
work of piling is being pushed vigorously
ahead At the East O.Plain, Hooker's
Lake. Silver Lake, and Fox River, the piles
are being driven, and this portion of the
work is likely to be soon completed. The
work at the East O'Plain is under charge
of Mr.. Bourne, who, we understand, is do
ing it up in the most substantial manner as
we'll as expeditiously.
The piling at Silver Lake, though only
distance of some GO feet, proves to be rath-
er difficult. For about 80 feet below the
water, only a soft mud is found, through
which the piles have obe sunk, before reach
ing anything like solid foundation. From
the want of timber of sufficient length, the
piles have to be spliced, the nature Of the
ground requiring them to be about 90 feet
in length.
The grading at all points between this city
and Fox River, where not com pleted, will
be vigorously resumed and prosecuted to
completion, early this spring, SO that the
road may be ready for the iron as soon as
it can be negotiated for and brought on
We have heard Of NO drawbacks in the af-
fairs ofthe Company, that will interfere with
the calculations of the Directors, to have the
cars running to Fox River in August next.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
CITY BANK.
RATES OF EXCHANGE.

The City Bank of Kenosha, will sell Exchanges
Oh New York City at the following rates.
For Currency. one per cent, premium.
Eastern Notes and Coin, one haifper cent pre-
MUM @A
Interest paid on Special Depnstes.
5. u. SCOTT, Cashier
June, 1854. fn47-1yl
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BAiN,s ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDwARE--NEw sToRE.-BArs &

"ARDWARE-NE STORE BAIS g.
IL IL BROTHER Respectfully announce 10 the cit
Zens OF kenosha City aud County aud adjoining
Counties that their extensive stock of Hardware
is now opened at their new store, corner Of Main
and Market streets, door south &C ths CITY
Hotel CONSISTING OF every Variety Of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC HARDWARE. selected for
and adapted 70 ihe wants Of the people Of this
Vicinity Regarding prices. &c, we cesfiasnt-
~ Gtd-m that oar STOCK is purchased aud laid
down IN our store at the lowest possible figures.
aud that We can aud are disposed to sell MS low
as can be purchased at any establishment in the
ASest We respectfully so.c,i one ard all , au
examination OF our goods and prices. Car 5 oek
embraces in part follows.;--- Iron and Steel q
complete assortment If all sizes and qualities,
eut aud icrot Nails, cnt and ,erot Spikes, Win
dor Glass, black ami bright Log Chains, Coil,
Halter. Trace and Pump Chains, iauils, Wees,
smith Belio,os, Scre,o plates. Borar and Sledg-
IS; S6crels. Spades, Hoes. Cror-bars Pick,aGes
Graia-seoops Hay, Barisy.a and Manure Forks,
RdkeS, Cr0dies, Scythss, and SneatAs. Carriage
Springs, Finished Aries. Thimble Skeiaa, Wag-
on-6orss, sheet bar. and pig Lead. Lead Pipe.
Saeet Copper and Zinc Cistcra and Well Pumps
Pump Chain Wheels for Well aud Cistsrns
Grind~tones and Hangiags, Platform Scales
and Warehouse truck, all sizes and Kinds OF
Chopping Ares, Bench ARES and Hatchefs . 6ns
lot Of single and double bGrrtled Guns, Pouches,
and Flasks.d Complete Assorimente Carpen-
'ers Tools. of superior quality; complete as
sortment of House building trimmings; Gems
piete assortment Of House keeping articles.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

Mary Smith, of Chicago. recently recovered in
the court of that city $500 of Geo. Clarksfeld
for breach Of promise of marriage.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
TAX SALE NOTICE.

County TkEAsUREE's OFFICE, kenosha Co. Wis. !
- City OF kenosha. February y, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given much Of each following
described lots parcels necessary
that purpose will the Tuesday the
next succeeding days be sold Public Auction,
House in the City or Nenosha for the
and charges for the year lS5
o'clock in the forenoon Of the day above mentioned
City of Kenosha.
First Ward.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

&STARKWEATIiER 81 co wish to saw to
~ the readers of the united papers. Tribun. end
Telegraph, that they keep their store at all times
well Supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MED.
lCiNES and great variety Of Fancy Articles
they (" ish particularly 10 call attention 20
Loudrn's Indian Expeotorant
WIstar's Baisaln Wild Cher,v
Bryan's Pui,nonic Wmfers
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
storms Cough Candy,
Jaynes Expectorant,
All excellent preparations for Coughs and Colds
now so prevalent. Ifthese do not cure they will
guarantee Medicines oil their putting up suited
TO each case, n32
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

d We are indebted TO Gen. G. l. HUTcHIN-
SON, of Sacramento, for California papers
and interesting legislative documents ofthat
State stE
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

CRY CLERKsHIP 1t will be seen by re-
ference to another column that Mr.. H. T.
WEsr ofthe Daguerrean Rooms, offers him
selfas acandidate for the office OF City Clerk
at the ensuing charter election, on the
Sd of April next We know Mr. West to be
y gentleman, courteous, affable, and every
way qualified for the office.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

There has not been criminal confined in the
Jail of this county Tor several months past.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08
PATENT MEDICINES.
We mention a few

" q HItHIFUH 4 ItW =
Townsend's Sarsapa lila. Sands, do
Brstols, do Gratenburg, do Gusotts, do
Moshers do.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial Wistar's BE- 'sam OF Wild
ffi,"rrs,- Nofftt's Pills and Biuers. Grsff.n-
burg Medicines. Jnynes' do; Louden
81 Co do: r always. do. Chrisiies
Gaivanic Belts, Merchants
CARING l.Fahustocks Vermefuge, Thompson's
Eye Water, i'osgates' Cordial
We warrant these aud all others kinds we have
to be genuine.
Fancy Articles.
To name these would exceed our column. we
will merely mention Tooth BrGches Hair Brushes
Perfumes and Eologns of the best quality. India
Rubber, Horn and Ivory combs, Tooth Paste and
Powder, Rubber, Glass and China Toys, &c.
Feb. 18th. STARKWEATIIER g. CO