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RATES OF FARE,
Inc[udiHr Meals and Be,fhs on Boats
SOMETHING NEW!

n AIDES CUSTOM CATER BOOTS 81
- Shoes of every description. Alanulac cured Nv
u. n. CrOsInan, al 81 Main ST. (frs.
door south OF Erricson's,) KenOsha. Wis.
The Undersigned having taken room AT II's
above locality, announces to the people Of Keno
sha city, county aud vicinity that he Is now PEE
pared 10 make to order, all kinds of Ladies' Shoes
and Boots from The heavy Walking Boot and
She, to the FRENcn SLIrPER and CATER Doors,
OF the finest quality.
Particular attention will be paid to fitting the
Foot, which is quite esscn'a TO service rs well rs
beauty. Ladies will fluid il 10 their advantage to
call and examine specimens before purchasing else>
where. All wo'k ,carraHfed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded G.. A. CROSMAN.
March 5. 1865. 39tf
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For SUPERIOR CITs.-Ihc steamer Superb
or is up to-day or this lake ON her way to Supc-
rior City, the uoT city at the extreme west end
Of Lake Superior. This anpouncement is wor-
thy of a great deal more thought than the ordi-
nary steamboat notices of the day.
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~ King Jcremiah-Jeremiah kng-Jerry
Kinr-G HERKiN This famous pickle, derived
as the reader will perceive directly from King
Jeremiah. may be had of peculiar excellence OF
Simmons & son. We never ate pickle OF any
kind in our life, but we have good autho-'fy Tor
what we affirm n this particular.
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Preserves.

The season of preserving is with us. Careful
housewives who indulge in the luxury OF making
as we'll as having preserves, will notice that MI
Phelps offers fer sale an indispensable article IN
that lin.
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- In the hurry Of making mp last week, the
advertisement of Edwin Hill, Draper and Tailor
WAS left out. We call attention TO it, with the
further remark that Mr. Hill keeps a superior
stock of cloth and We assured by those who know
- hc maxi il UP in u superior STYLE
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LOCAL MATTERS. Gee.
important to Advertisers,

The circulation of tbs Paper as larger than
aav Other paper in Southeastern Wigconsia, omt of
Mlcapkee. Merchants rna others, rho irish 10 keep
their business before the Public, can fd no etier me
dun fer thdt purpose, than the TRIBUNE AND
TELEGRAPH.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-12

,y Mr.. Brande, Real Estate Agent, it will be
seen, offers Homestead for sale, in our paper of
to-day. We acquainted with the property
and know it to be desirable. No doubt it will be
sold cheap
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FASHIONS for JULY & AUGUST.
SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLIND
FACTORY.

I'D I. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
IL to his facilities for making the articles cnune-
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory and is prepared to supply orders the
shortest notice and reasonable prices, and will war
all his work he of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building, will
find ii much to their inter TO call at the Manuac-
turcrs for tEcr SASH &c, as they get t. better
article by so doing, and at cheaper rates.
He is prepared also to do ali kinds OF Saving,
on the sllor est notice; and as Il competent
Turner be Obtained will also be prepared to dc
all kinds of WOOD TURNING .
Jobbing of all kinds, in the line OF the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended to.
All who want work done are invited to give me
call am determined to suit customers, if possible
~ Shop on Pearl street, south side, between
Main and Exchange
| Kcnosha, June 1855. yl6nl
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

4 T GREAT BARGAINS.-One Hundred
N Lots in different parts of the City for sale on
liberal terms, as to time, and at prices VERY LOW.
Ihave but one price. Any persaa agreeing 10 erect
House the premises can have credit for the
tire price of the lot.
1t is my interest TO sell and to sell cheap; for every
one disposed of makes the rest more valuable.
Call Mt my office at any time, and viii go on to
the ground and show you the lots. 4
II JOSIAH BOND.
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PROPOSALS.

~1ILL be received by the undersigned until the
w THIRD MONDAY OF JULY for claying and
crawling Kenosha street follows: Sa ID street to
be claycd 10 feet in width and inches in depth, and
inches of good gravel over the clay. The grade Of
the street 10 he raised foot in the centre and ga
duated 10 the size Of the side walk track.
r. SNlFFIN, } Committee
" STEBBINS. r,a1r bridge,
Kcnc<ha. July ID, 1885.
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OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
SIMMONS & SON,

NO. 40. MAIN STREET, KENOSHA,
A RE receiving and opening their stock OF Spring
"A and Summer Goods. Their stock embraces
good variety of
Dry Goods: Groceries, Crockery, Farming
Toots, dc. dc. m
They were selected by of the firm especially for
this market, and they have no hesitation in saying
the Escst in the several departments that can be
found in the eastern markets.
THEIR GOODS ARC ALL NEW,
Aud was bought at the unusually low prices pre-
vaing in New York, and win be sold as low can
possibly be afforded and lower than was ever before
offered in this market
Wehave an excellent stock OF Goods in all respects
of every variety in our line and know we can sell
them unusually low, and therefore we invite buyers
20 call. And it will give us pleasure to show cur
goods even if people do not desire TO purchase, there
fore Call and Il xaminc.
We think we are prepared TO offer unusua! low
bargains to BUYERS, and therefore invite them TO cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
- I've wiH take all kinds Of produce ~ exchange
for goods. >. a. =.
Kenosha, MAY, 1855. tvlJniS
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EDWIN HILL.
TAILOR. DRAPER. &c.

Middle Store IN the Mansion H0nse Building, Man
a. STREE,
~ INFORMS the inhabitants Of Kenosha and the
~ surrounding country, that lie has opened the
LA above Store where he will execute all ordt r.
TO his care with skill and despatch.
English EsrOadcIorhs, Docskins, Vcstings, on
hand, also French and other Clothes, which he will
sell Cheap, quality considered.
Cutting done. and Fits Warranted.
keROSh0, June 81, 1855 [3m-nl
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LAND FOR SAGE.

LAND FOR SAEE.
VENHE Subscriber offers tor sale Eighty Acres
of Openiny- in the Town of Paris, and also
Fortv Acres of w cod Land in the same town, both
verv valuable and very desirable pieces of land
They will be sold at very reasonable prices for cash.
or for one half cash and the balance N ore or two
years sccnred bv a mortgage upon the premise=-
Persons wishing to purchase farm, cannot fan OF
being pleased with the location quality of soil terms,
&c T. H. II 1 bE, u
Enquire of II. F. ScHoFF, Esq, over Simmons d
Sons lH,.<ih
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.
BOUNTY LAND for those entitled toitunder the
Nd late act of Congrcss-gvsy 16O acres, t,ic-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received if any
10 each Officer Musician Private, Teanstor, Seaman.
Clerk and Marine land in ease of their decease, to
their widows and minor chdren,) who has served in
any war since 1879, for the term of Ia DAYS been
ea"aeed an any bat,lc-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con
gress, will be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND, .se
Atty At LAW IND PENSION Il BOUN-
TY LAND AGENT.
ty@ Information given free of charge. An cxpe-
rence of several years in this business viii enable
me to give serviceable advice. ri 80
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give are glad to announce that the School
Board has determined to re-engage Mr.. Nc
KINDLEY, to continue his services as Principal
of our Public School. We believe ninety mine
of every hundred Parents of the city viii say
Amen to this decision of the Board, and what is
just as important, we believe the children would
say ditto. And in this connection, we think it
not out of place to express the conviction that
the taxpayers of the city will recognize cheer
fully the justice of Mr.. Ms claim for slight in
crease of his salary. Leaving out of view the fact
that other places would have been glad to pay
him the amount asked, it is really cheap for the
services rendered-as little as we ought to ask
or expect competent man to take
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LOSE! LOST.

an Tuesday, the 10Th inst, Il thick, dark brown
on the road between kcnosha
City and n. b. Clapp's Farm in Somcrs.
The finder, by returning the same TO the office of
the Subscriber in Kenosha, will be literally reward
cd. JOSIAH BOND.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, June ~, 1855.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FgyHF copartnership heretofore existing between
L VIM Hawthorn and Ransom Shoti'fe, IN the ou,
siness OF Blacksmithing, was dissolved BY mutual
consent on the 9th day of May, 1855 The bust
ness will be continued by the Suhscr Der
RANSOM SHOTLIFF.
Wilmot. Kenosha county, June ., 1855.
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THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY The card
of L. B. Nichols, as Agent for this company will
be noticed in our advertising columns. The fol-
lowing, from the Controller of New York, will
explain the nature of the Company and the ex-
tent to which it may be relied on:
am gratified in being able to state that the
first company formed under the new law out OF
the city of New York, is formed entirely upon a
cash capital instead of premium notes, and it
furnishes an indication how well the changes in
the system of organization under the new law
will operate. The public had become justly alar-
med at the want of security in companies whose
capital was made up entirely of premium notes. -
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NOTICE.,

q Ill persons indebted 10 he late firm of y. II.
u Scott 81 To. are requested 10 call at the Store
o. Pomo roy & Gallup, Successors of : - ). ~ Co,
and ser with the undersigned who is authorized Ia
collect me demands due said finn.
ii. FUTILE
Kcnnsha. June 22d 1850
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SoHhec'ihs WIN Seam rs on Lake ontario to All
points.
by this route the night travel OH the entire lius
will be performed on Steamboats, laxurlons!y furn
iShed, and the daV light passed among the subIims
scenery of the great Lakes and The river s.. Law
once, Straits Of Mackpaw ard the Munitcukn
Islands, SAUL Ste Marie and The Million Isunds
OF Georgian Bay" Travellers will alro have an
opportunity of viewing the Great Suspc us,cn
Bridge, Niagara Falls, The Thousand Islands, aud
the Rapids Of the ST. Lawrence.
By this Line, Passengers from Lake Michigan
will arrive at Mackinaw and have sufficient time
to examine the curosties of this celebrated Island,
where the Boats will connect with other steamers
to Sault Ste Marie, and Lake Superior; from
Mackinaw passing the Manitouin islands at Cell
liugwood, and Railway 10 TORONTO, crossing
Lake Ontario in The night On first clsss Boats TO
Buffalo. Rochester. OswegO, Capc Viceont,
Ogdensburg, Kin gston and Montreal.
Passengers by this Line will perform the Tip
East by a more Northern Route than any other,
avoiding the heat aud dust encountered on other
Lines, ,and enjoying the pleasure of passing thro'
an heretofore untr,velIed Route to the East.
The following Magnificent Boats comprise The
lime:
Key Stone State, Captain J. s. Richards.
1900 Tons Burthcu.
Lady Elgin, Captain L. Chamberlin. 1887
Tons Burthen.
Niagara, Capt. p. s. Miller, 100 Tons
! Burhen.
Queen City, Captain B. wilkins. 900 Tons
Burthen.
! One OF which wi leave KENOSHA every
| THeSdav TharSddy aud Saturday EpeRings.
touching at Rarine, Milwaukee, Sheboi gan, Man
towoc, and Twin Rivers.
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DOOR, SASH, AND BLIND FACTORY
REMOVED.

II r. HANDBOOK has removed his Door, Sash,
HI. Blind Sc. Factory, TO more spacious aud con
venient quarters, in the large building on the south
side of Park street east of Main, recently owned by
the X s. Il. X. r. Co.. opposite the well known RIFE
and Shot Gun establishment of Bishop George. He
is on hand for every thing in his line nj cheap rates
and socits the public patronage.
Kcuosha June 26 1854
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>, xNmee A FRESH supply, just received by
~ N Propeller Orenla'
June, 1855. SIMMONS n son.
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n GGFSTNG GLASsES.-Simmons & Son
\ have just received from the mandatory, an
excellent assortment of very handsome Looking
Glasses. which thew can afford TO sell very low.
kcRostQ, June 20. 1855.
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NEOCEEEEs.-A full supply Of that good
w Golden Syrup and of those good Teas, as wet!
as all other kinds of Groceries, which are warranted
to be good and cheap or no sale.
T. ". BLINN.
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.-y A friend from Somers informs us that frost
was visible in that town to early riscrs, on the
mornings of the fourth and fifth of July
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.

LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
GAsK1LL, CEaAy- Ii EBLEN ~ CO.,
NORTHWEST CORNER QUARLEs' BLOCK KENosHA,
WISCONSIN,
"OULD respectfully invite the attention of all
w persons having property for SALE or wishing
to purchase either City Lots or Country Lands, TO
the fact that they prepared for the transaction of
General Land Agency Business.
They keep Book for tie purpose of registering
property for sale rent Persons having property
for sale are invited to make this Office their head
quarters. They Will also give attention to the pay
ment of Taxes tor nonTcsidelis and in fact attend
10 al matters connected with Real Estate. yn3
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES.
~ Over fly different notifications on hand or
furnished to order, at Manufacturers Prices and
warranted the best in use
Al Corner-Qaarles Block, Keaosha, by
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN, * Co.
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DONNETs.-I will sell at Cost the balance of
I'D INV stock of Bonncts Now Is your time
TvI6nI f. w. BLINN.
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DRESS GOODS.

EALAIN. figured and MORE antique Baregcs, Chai
les Barge dc LANES, Lawns, Organda Mus
Inns. and perfect slew of Prints, all of which will
he sold so near cost that microscope viii be nee
essary to discover the difference.
June, 1855. i. W. BLiNN.
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MEM GOODS.

best assortment Of ShGwLS for
- the least money, can be found inst now. at
f. w. BLINNS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-14
Watches, CLOCKS & Jeweiry.

TIME subscriber has just returned from the
l. Northern cities, where he has taken great
pains to select and purchase for cash one of the
cheapest and largest stocks of Gold and Silver
Watches ever brought to Stanton, all of which
will be sold very low, wholesale or retail. With
a LARGE assortment CT Gold Neck, Curb and Fob
Chains: Fine Mosaic and Cameo Breast Pins
and Ear Rings; Gold Bracelets, Gold Lockets,
Gold Cora, and Jet Crosses. Also, great vari-
ety of Finger Rings, plain or set with Diamonds
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Pencils and
Pens. all OF the best quality.
Also. general assortment Of Silver and Plated
ware. consisting of Ladies, Cream and Sugar
SPOONS. and longs, Table and Desert Spoons and
Forks Butter and Pickle Knives and Forks, Cake
Baskets. Casters, Cream Pitchers, Candiesticks
and every thing in the Watch and JeweIry line
all of which am determined to sell cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere. | am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
AS for NV stock of watches, both Gold and Sill
yer. | DEFY competition; as regards quality and
quantity. am prepared to sell them by the single
,ratch or dozen, that persons can be sure of be-
mo suited with watch out of my extensive
stock. All ask is trial to convince persons
It will be much to their advantage to purchase
from me. guarantee all goods sell to be what
thew are represented, or the money will be re-
funded Please save this advertisement and call
at DAVID S. BEARS
Cheap Watch and Jewelry Store, Main Street,
Staunton, Va.
Cid Gold and Silver bought or taken in ex-
change, and the highest price given.
Nav IL. 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-14
SaH,ssOn's Patent
Grain and Grass-seed Separator.

VI all duu c1 dSo-oCSu pOpoi otf'
FENIiIS Machine was inverted and patented by
Il G. B. Salmon of Illinois, and, wherever it
has been exhibited, has taken precedence of all
others for cleaning Grain and Grass Seeds.
The First Silver Medal was awarded to the in
-entor at the Worlds Fair in New York, and the
first prize at the New York State Fair in 1852.
1t has been adopted by the Richmond city Millers,
who recommend ii as the best machine known for
separating cookies and other impurities from wheat.
1t will separate any two seeds of different size or
weight, is simple in its construction, and easily
kept in order. 1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers
uses. as it requires hut little power to work it, and
cleans grain more perfectly than any machine now
in use.
It can be furnished at the following prices, viz:
For farmers Machine that will clean ID to
RI bnsbels per hour. $50
For farmers Machine that will clean 80
to so bushels per hour, 80
For farmers Machine arranged for horse
power) that will clean 80 bushels per hour, 5O
For Mler's Machine that will clean 30 to
so bushels per hour, 90
For Mler's Machine that will clean 50 to
IS bushels per hour, loo
For Miller's Machine that will clean l25
to loo bushels per hour. l5U
For Miller's Machine that will clean $50
to 200 bushels per hour, ZOU
Address RO. M. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va.
N. B.-County Rights will be sold on reason
able terms.
Feb. %, 1855. r. M. A.
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Saddle and Harness Furnishing Store

TINE subscriber has removed his establishment
Il to the Store on Augusta Street. between the
stores of Staples & Martin and Brightwel s.
Hope, near the Railroad Depot. where he has on
hands splendid stock of Saddlery Find Ga
lngs; Trees of all styles Bits; Stirups, f=-as
assorted Spurs of best quality Harness Mount
ings of every description; Stage Harness Mount
ings; Stage Harness; Wagon do; Stage and Draft
Collars; Coach do; Buggy do; Scotch do; Eng
lish Bride Fills, and domestic do; Whips OF eve
ry description Trunks in great variety; Hand
do Boston Valses: Carpet Bags; Bonnet Box
es Hat Boxes; Ladies' Fancy Work Boxes Fly
Nets; Ear Tips, and Hoods Canes ofevery style ;
Wood Mats; Hog Skins; Morocco Skins; Patent
Leather; Enameed do Fancy Bride Fronts;
English Web Roller and Union do Rein Web +;
Three Cord Silk and Thread ; and in short every
article in this line of business
He is also constantly manufacturing Saddles.
Brides and Harness Of every description, by the
best workmen in the Valley.
He especially invites the attention of country
Sadders to his stock of materials before purchas
ing elsewhere.
He will give personal attention at the Store
when not engaged as Jailor of the county:
II. L. BRYAN.
Staunton. March 81, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-14
SOUTHERN PROTECTION
INSU R A N C & COM PA N I
"a LIZ q "a " y AtA1A3 " 's'
rADbrasg. nearly 500. 900.

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING! ~!
THE Charter of this Company offers more favorable
advantages to the farmer and others than any ether
Company chartered in the State, by insuring with or
without premium note. If the applicant prefer, he
efecting cash insurance for two years, the insured
saves eighth of the amount he would otherwise have
70 nav; or by becoming member and giving small
premium note the insured nearly half of the
am cunt charged by Stock Companies, when insurns
from wear to year. This is the advantage resulting
g.. the combination of the Cash and Mutual Princ-
pie.
This Company commenced issuing Policies against
loss or damage by fire, the 10th day OF March, lSo4
since which time six hundred persons have become
members of the Company, and increasing their bus
ines, day and feel grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus far and for its latter
sy prospects of future usefulness The Directors hope
and believe that by prudence, caution, and rigid sys-
tenn of economy they will establish for this Company
reputation for cheapnes and safety not surpassed BY
aay Company in the United States.
fail differences in settlement OF losses may be deter
mined by three dsntcrested Arbtrators of the County
where such loss happened to be mutually chosen by
the insured and the Company
Directors.-H w. Thomas, Chas +. Stuart, ). s.
Masters Geo. A. Tavenner, w. D. Massey, w. L.
Harner. r T. HILL James r. Close, Christopher Neac
Henry Shackelord, Shoto I. Stuart Edward Sangster
Officers.
w TuoMAs. Pres Gu. E. STUART, Counsellor
w n MAssrv. v. Pres GEO. A. TAvENNER, Treas
JAMES T. Close, Secretary.
&C. Applications for Insurance can be made to o~
Agent at Stauntoa - ~ SNo " ~ Asss'
Lac H. l$kx.-E.
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SCoTTys
CORN AND COB MILL.

IJAVING secured from Robbins y Bebb, the Manu-
Il facturcrs the exclusive right to sell in the counties
If augusta Rockingham aud Rockbridgc the unriTaeu
Corn and Cob Crusher known as the :" LITTLE OiANT,
am prepared to furnish them promptly at the factory
prices adding freight and expenses This mill mas oD
tanned more sudden celebrity for doing It's work Win
extraordinary ease and certainty than any other ma
chine ever offered to the Agricultural world. IT needS
no argument to show that the advantage OF having feea
ground when and where wanted, free from must ana
acdv would warrant the outlay for Of these mills
much time and trouble also being saved. while the saving
of tolls alone viii repay the cost of the mill IN very
short time.
These Mills are guaranteed in erery respect.
No is warranted to grind with horse ten bush
els per hour, price at factory $4i; No 3, bushels
price $50; No 4, 30 bushels, price 500; of neness
suitable for Stock feeding They can be easily regua
ted TO grind fine or coarse, remarkably simple IN
construction and complete ready for use without urher
machinery. An opportunity will be offered on Court
DAYS to witness them in operations which is alone want
ed to secure large demand.
will also again receive orders for furnishing for next
crop PENNOCR'S CELEBART,ED WHEAT
DRILL with Grass Seed and Oats Sower II desired
of which have sold large numbers in this county Ear
y attention is requested from those who are IN want as
there is sometimes delay with late orders. >.
Also, SinclaiS Famous Stra,c. Cutie, and fennocfs
Corn Sasler-the very best articles C the kind in use
GEO. E. PRICE, Hardtcare Dealer,
Opposite Cushing's, Sta'riton' va