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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

LIE PETIT OLE BULL-We are pleased to an
nounce to our Musical Citizens, that this preco
cious youth has been induced to return and give
us another Concert on Friday Evening next
July 9th, in the Military Hall, and in order that
Families may embrace the opportunity the adj
mission will be reduced to 25 cents. His Violin
performances have been eulogised by all the East
ern papers and we were rather crcdulous as to
the possibility of powers in one so young, but
his Concert here on Monday evening not only
realised every word said of him, but far surpass
ed it. lie is without doubt the greatest Musical
Prodigy of the 10Th Century and the best VIC
lnest that ever visited us.
Professor Goodal's Violincello playingis alone
worth the price of admission and his Comic songs
irresistably funny. Let us give these mertori-
Gus Artists a bumper.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
Grocery and Provision Store

4 AM expressing the true sentiments of my mind
Il in making my grateful acknowledgements to m,
friends in the county and city of kenosha, for the
very encouraging support of my endeavors 10 serv,
them 10 the besl of my ability. / am also Thankful
TO be able to add that in consequence of the contin
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me,
am now enabled to make such arrangements for the
wants in my way of business, being promptly anC
advantageously attended to- cannot fail 10 be ben
cficial to the interests of my customers
AT my Store, No 60 Main St., calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand:
Il FIRST rate quality Of Groceries, IF all dcscrip
tons, comprising Black and Green Teas, Conces
&c. sound assortment of
SIONS,
In the way of the best quality of Winter and Spring
Flour, Indian Meal and Rye Flour
Potatoes and all kinds of seasonable Vegetables
can also recommend my Butter and Cheese, which
most ehoieely select. j would also call attention
to my convenient "MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for and will always be found as
useful as they are good.
10 Flour and all other heary articles teiA be ssnt
home free IF carriage.
SAMUEL VALE.
No. 60 Main Street, Next Door North of + Rob
inson's Drug Store.
kenosha July l5 1855 (vl6u5
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
EDWARD II. RUDD, r. S. p. t.

Boy DROWNED.-A lad some nine or ten years
of age, son of Mr.. Webb, in the North Ward, was
drowned in the harbor on Tuesday afternoon
The accident occurred at the old island bridge
or where twas once. The north channels is now
crossed by a scow which the passer pulls
with rope The deceased and another boy were
amusing themselves by drawing this scow from
one side of the channel to the other, when the
former fell overheard and before assistance coult
be obtained, sunk to the bottom. A number o.
persons were soon gathered and every exertion
was made to find the body, but it was some two
or three hours before it was brought up with q
large tish-hooll about a rod from where the boy
fell in. OF course it was too late to make any
attempt at resuscitatiQn. This accident should
be warning to the boys who are in the habit OF
playing around the water.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

Too SUCcEssFUL.--Some kind friend
or friends, thinking perhaps that we were
doing decidedly to well for the safety OF
the rogues ard villains in these parts,
honored us with silent serenade during
Sunday night last. In mother words, ouroffice
was broken into and about three hundred
dollars worth Of our material comprising
our entire Job Office, probably the best in
this part of the state, emplied into the river.
Considerable body type shared the same
fate, but not sufficient, as was probably,
intended to break up our business. Ev-
identity il was no printer that did it, or he
might have cleaned US out more completely
-Ber[in Couram
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

LORD RAGLAN's SUCCEssoR.--Ge Slmp.
son, whe has succeeded Lord Raglan in the
Chief Command Of the British forces in the
Crimea, served with distinction IN the last
campaign in India under Sir Charles Ma.
pier, and was highly esteemed for his gal,
lantry and correct military habits. Heen'
tered the army in 1911, won his Captain
cy in 1913, in the Peninsula, passing over
the grade of Leutenant---in 1925 became
Lieutenant Colonel--was made Colonel III
1884, and Major General in 1851. He
was present in the Peninsula from May
1879. to the same month 1918, including
tie defence of Cadiz and the attack on Sc
vile. He served also in the Campaign o.
1815,and was severely wounded atQuartre
Bras. In India he was second in command
under Sir Charles Napier.
He is said to pocess high order of ad'
ministrative ability, and has risen to his
present position purely from meritcus con
duct.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

What Sailors say.---The capacities of harbor
have been fairly tested and the question settled that
we have nearly accomplished what we have so long
been striving for-an accessible and safe harbor-
We now have the testimony of some ten Captains of
Briggs, Barques and Schooners, who speak from act
ual experience, that the Harbor of Kenosha is the
easiest, safest and the most convenient of access in
storm, of any harbor ON the Lake
Any vessel not drawing nine feet water, in the
seveFest Storm may run in now, safely and without
danger, She has only to keep pretty well to the
north side of the channel and come to- for the pres
ent, near the inner end of the piers. few days
dredging inside, around the inner end of the north
pier, viii enable vessels to round to behind the Is
land, in fifteen water, where they will hardly feel the
most fierce norearster the heaviest sea. We Just
begin to appreciate the incaculable advantages of
our Harbor, as well to city as to the shipping of
the Lake
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

TIE CRoPs-The winter wheat is now
about eady for harvesting and promises
to be about an average crop this year. In
some instances we have heard of its being
winter-killed, particularly on the low pra-
RE lands, The spring crops are dong
finely however and will more, than make
up for any deficiency in the winter wheat.
The weather duriug the past week, al
though rather too showefy, has not been
so much so as to interfere materially with
the having. which is progressing favorably
E0n du LacsJRion.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

THE DEAD HEAD SYsTEM.-The Boston
Herald in clever article on the railway
dead head system remarks: Editors dc
not pass free over railroads, and they ar,
rot dead heads in any true sense of the
word They pay more for their railroad
fares than any other class of people. Thu
charge of dead headism ought to be reyers
ed. The railroads are deadheads upon TIL
press receiving gratuitous favors from u
in the proportion Of one hundred to one. =
There is some truth in this.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

uTHE ScBooLMAsTFR ABRoAD"-Quite com
pany of people from this city took the Key Stone
State on the Collngwood route, on her last trip down
for aunt east. Taking advantage of the vacation
Mr.. Mckindley and rister and Miss Briggs of oui
public school, with of the pupils formed part
of the company No more delightful route of travel
for pleasure can be found invented than this Col
lingwood route and those who are not driven to death
for nne besides getting the worth of their money in
travel viii get it once or twice over, in pleasure and
health. by choosing this route.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

IMPROVEMENTS notice considerable i'm
pvovemcnt around Hale & Ayers Warehouse
the CID docking at this end of the pier has bcoi
torn zap, new piles driven and the whole thing
much improved. In addition, large and com
modious Coal ward has been constructed on The
dock where Mr. Aver intends to keep on hand ;
stock of the best qnali!y of Pennsylvania Coal
He tells rs he has three cargoes now on the wa,
around the lakes-two from Cleveland and on'
srom Buffalo, The quantity of coal that is likely
81 I've Used tlie esmns winter viii be aptto have
sn influence upoa eaAr ~eoa market, and bring
that article down 10 somewhere near reasona
+ BILE PRICE
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INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH ROND.

5 Agent for the following responsible Insurance
IL Companies in Hartford and Boston. They are
controlled by the strongest and most experienced men
in those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To witt
Connecticut Fire Insurance Go. HARTFORD
Conn, Capital 5000 900. b. Edredge, Secreta
ry; b. w. Greene, President
Phoenix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca
pital 5000 ,0oo-H. Kellogg, Secretary; Z. III. Nor.
gan, President.
Merchandise, Stores. Dwellings, Farmhouses Barns,
Public Buildings, Manufactures, &c. insured in
the above Companies, at my office in Kenosha, on
as reasonable terms as in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted aud paid as heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance 90.
BosToN, Mass, b. +. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips PresideR'-As a Life Insurance Compa-
ny stands the first in the country.
kenosha, Dec. Z, lS54--1y22 JOSIAH BOND.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

road to Dubuque, Iowa, was celebrated at that
city on the 18th inst. A great gathering of PEG.
pie were present-numerou invitations having
been sent to citizens of the various cities on and
near the line of the road Senators Douglas and
Jones, and Governors Dodge, Hampstead and
Briggs were present
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
New Warehouse.

we IN derstand that parties are now engaged
In getting out the timber for new Warehouse
and dock on the harbor, II Is to he located on
the other side near the oil Island bridge This
VIII he enc of the most desirable points ON the
larbor, being entirely behind the Island SO that
H. storm however violent can be felt. and the
water being so.le lfteen feet N depth.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

Rg-The Berlin Courant says that it is
feared that NJ j. Ward, 5. S. Simmons and
others from hartford Marquette Co., were
in the company which was reported, some
two weeks since to have been massacred by
the Indians, to the west of Council Bluffs
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
RUNALS HOUSE,
LAND FOR SALE.

VNHE Subscriber offers for sale Eighty Acres
Il of Openings in the Town of Paris, and also
Forty Acres of Wood Land in the same town, both
very 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 in or two
wears, secured by mort gage upon the premises
Persons wishing to purchase farm, cannot fail of
being pleased with the location quality of soil terms
&c. T. H. HYDE, ID
Enquire of H. F. ScHoFF, Esq, over Simmons &
Son store. I'm
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

The committee of investigation appointed by
the city of Portland, to investigate the late riot,
in which Neal Dow is implicated. concludes ITS
report as follows:
THE committee, on careful and laborlous m
vestigatien Of the whole case, are satlshed tha'
the Nayor and other executive officers of the CT
~ did no more in the emergency than their duty
to the public required and that they would have
proved unfaithful to their trust had they done
less
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

~ WINsoR & ENGLISH, finding their late
quarters most too restricted to accommodate theii
growing business, are fitting up larger build
ing in good style, Immediately adjoining theil
late establishment, where they may hereafter be
found, on hand, to accommodate their numerou:
BILE in the line of harness and saddlery. .fs
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

THE n. Y. LIQUOR LAw.-The Buffalo Adj
vertiser thinks that final decision upon the pro-
hibitory law cannot well be expected before the
latter part of December. The next term of the
Court of Appeals is i'll September, when some
cases involving those questions will probably be
argued; but unless the Court modics its usual
practice the decision will not be announced until
the December term.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

CoNFiDENTAL.-A man in Brooklyn adver
tiscd On Wednesday for clerks to 20 to New
Brunswick. He had plenty of applications, and
made an engagement for one year with two
young men. They were to start next morning
and in order to feel assured that they would not
disappoint him, he requested them to leave theil
watches, and they complied. The young men
left-and so did the employer.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
LOCAL MATTERS, &c.
Important to Advertisers,

Tile circataltoa al fhis Paper as notc larger tran
ann 0ther eaper at Southeastern Wisconsin, ont OF
Aifraaket. Merchants and others, mho irish to keeD
their 6nstess 6ore the Public, Ger find no better me
dunn for that purpose, than the TRIBUNE AND
TELEGRAPH.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

Mr.. Vassar the celebrated brewer, has presen-
ted deed of church and land valued at $20,-
900, to the Trustees of the Baptist Church, in
Poughkeepsie n. Y. Very considerate as pro-
badly no one did SO much to make a church ne
cessarv as this same celebrated brewer.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
THOMAS PRiCTURE,
IMPORTER AND Den IN
ines, Liquors, Irish and ~ o eh Whiskey,

IMPORTER AND DEifER
Wines, LiGuors, Irish and ~ sh Whiskey,
London Porter, Scotch Me, Cigars, &c
Brnnaics.-Otard, Dnpay q ca, J. Cheron's
CGa1apaigne, q. Admyravid, H.. Lombdt, j. f.
f. MnfaH, RastcaH Chdyrgyer, l.. MarrioH
j. !. DrgVY, Dom,ca.
Gins o}ogpr, DpkDBpcrs, hey, ThisAe.
Esmn..-.Iamaica 81 Crmr.
WhisiSeys-Ol a MoaoHgof ETA. rSt e-.
Wines BurgpadY P0rt, Madeir0, Malaga, r =
ami pure Jaice, SAcrfy D. 4. Gorl0H. OHe~
. GT0dcs.
Cham Da,gae HidsicE and II, iSict & Co., do. io'e
ruaaa, do. Qpceo F,ctor,t, d.. Dacai en-
Ckarel IN c4sts, Ciaret m c1ses, White an t0
White IN ensci. Nqscof, " ,vc0' fa csses y, 7o-
Gv CHERRIES, Cherry Braacy, C0rdials, u ..-e
Aicotoi, PuJe Sp'rt.
Prictarc'- Double Eccticd Whskey, in io u
by the bnrreL. kenoshl, Wis. disHlv %
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

4 soldier on trial for habitual drunkenness was
by the President Prisoner, you have
heard the prosecution tor habitual drunkenness
what have you to say in defencel"-"N Nothing
pIease your honor. but habitual thirst
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

"Siuce the census q; 1850, the organization OF tn
town of Southport has been discontinued and NOR
in the towns nf Sou,r-r aud Pleasant Prairie.
OF the total 6533 are males and 500 females.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-A

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-An accommodation
train was started on the Lake Shore Road on Mon
day last TO run between Waukegan and Chicago.
1t will leave Waukegan at go in the morning
and returning leave Chicago 5.I5 in the evening.
This is calculated to accommodate people who
live out of the city and wish to do business in
Chicago.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

A t GREAT BARGAINS.-Onc Hundred
N Lots In different parts of the City, for sale, ON
liberal terms, as to time, and at prices VERY LOW.
have but one price. Any person agreeing To erect
House on the premises can have credit for the en-
tire price of the lot.
1t is my interest to sell and TO sell chcap for every
one disposed of makes the rest more valuable
Call at my office at any time, and / will 20 ON to
the ground and show you the lots
a
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
M A RBLE FAC TORY,
GEORGE ACE6E.EV.

GEORGE ACEkEEv,
A NNOUNCES to the pcoplcof Kenosha City and
"a County and Vicinity, that lac has bought out the
Marble Factory of J6sErH l. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock with both
stalisin and American Marble,
OF the very best quality and prepared to furnish
to order ali work in the marble line
Being All EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in wauauting his
Monuments, Iomt Stoaes, Tomb 7'aJics, OJiesks,
Paint STONES,
And all other work wanted, for finish and STYLE to
rival all competition.
PlaiH, Raised, or Ornamental Work, Of nny chardc
ter destred eoae n style To gioc cattye satisfac-
ten. lie respectfully solicits the patronage OF the
Public.
:y7 Shop ON Pearl street, south sidc west Of Main,
across from the Post Office
KENosHA june lSj5-nlvl6.
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Census of Kenoshs County.

We are inie}t,J to Nc DEMNG, tb" osbssNs Sasa
efficient Clerk of the Board for Transcript ct the
in;e census rcturs of the several towns Of this conn
~. We give also the figures Of 1850:
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

~ We are requested to say that from the i'll
ness of the Rev. DIR. Demster, service will be
postponed at the NJ. E. Church until Sabbath af-
ter next.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

70 Ml'ers and farmers are closing contracts
for new wheat at Nncennes at 5 per bushel de-
liverable in from ten or fifteen days--TOtedo
Blade 18th inst.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

p Rev, A. c. HAND, Agent of the American
Peace Society, will preach in our city in some
one of the churches, on Sunday next.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

There were sixty-three steamboat disasters up
on the Western Rivers from January to June,
1850
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

- Sheriff EHE has appointed cur fellow cit
izcn \. y. CRoTsENBuRGH, Deputy Sheriff. =
My {. sill make an able and efficient officer or
we are much mistaken in the man We consider
this a first rate appointment.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

- We are indebted to the pcliteness, of Messr
JOIN d. FOSTER and ii. H. JOHNSON the oblieinc
and gentlemanly dock Clerks, for our marine list
this week.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
BOUNTY LAND G. PENSIONS.

0O ON 7 AA4t d &C LIN D1U1tDs
DOUNTY LAND for those entitled to it under the
1Ee late net of Congress--giving 16O acrcs, tde-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received if ANY,
to each Officer, Musican, Private Tcanlsor Seaman.
Clerk and Marine, (and in ease of their deccase to
their widows and minor children) who has served in
any since 1890, for the term of IA days, or beer,
ENGAGED IN any Jot.lc-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con
gress, will be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
ATTY At LAW AND PENSION g. BOUN.
TY LAND AGENT.
~ Information given free of charge. An expe-
rience of several wears in this business will enable
me to give servceabe advice. 80
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
WIRE CLOTH.

fwoxc and worked.
TU-ST RECEIX Ed. new supply. For Farming
st Mills and Separators and ,r Cellar Windows
Safes &c Also Iron and Brass Riddles for cleaning
grass and other seeds and t0F Foundry use
July Il. %. j. L. PHELPS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
ELDER LoTHRop

VIII preach at Paddock's Hall, Salem, on Sunday,
the 29th of July inst n
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SASH, Door, AND WEND0W BLIND
FACTORY.

Ed 7. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
has tn h4s facilities for making the articles cnuIue-
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory and is prepared 20 supply orders the
shortest notice and nj unreasonable prices and will war
rant all his work 10 be of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building will
find it much to their interest to call at the Manufac
turers for their Sash, &c, they get better
article by so doing and at cheaper rates
lie is prepared also to do all kinds of Saving,
on the shortest notice; and soon as a>eompcent
Turner can hc obtained, viii also be prepared to do
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 arc invited to give me
call am determined 10 suit customers, if possible
~ Shop on Pearl street, south side, between
Main and Exchange
kcnosha, June 1853. vl6nl
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NOT ICE.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm of -. IL.
"A scott 81 90. are requested to call at the Store
of Pomeroy & Gallup, successors of ). b. ). Coz
and settle with the undersigned who is authorized to
collect the demands due said finn.
III. FUTILE
Kenosha, juno ODD, 1855.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
NEW CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
ENTIRE NEIF STOCK.
HEssBERc g. ADEr,snourrE

HESSBERG & ADELSDoRFER
Mansion House BHjl9iag, Main 81, Kea0sha, Hys.,
WTOULD respectfully invite the citizens of Ke.
w noSka and vicinity, in want of Escmdy MS de
Clothing * s;emtlcufcn'S Furnishing Good.
to call and eNG niae their extensive and varied as
sortment of Goods, which they have just received
from New York. Their stock embraces the most de,
sirable styles, and in quality of fabric durability and
neatness of Workmanship, is in respect inferior to
custom work
They will satisfy all that their prices are as low,
while the quality Of their goods arc superior, to any
other stock in the city
In the line OF Conis, they can furnish fine and
beautiful article of French and English Broad Cloth;
also, all kinds aud styles of fancy Cassineres Mar
settles, Linen, etc
Pnntnioons, of the finest French and German
Doeskin, Plain, Black and Fancy Cassimeres White
and Fancy Marseillcs, etc
We also keep always on hand large stock Of
GEMS Furnishing Goods, Iadia- RUbber and OIL
Cloth Goods Hats and Caps Of crcry Style and
make, Carpet Bags, Umbrclias, Neck Ties, ScarE,
Socks, SR$pcaders, Gloces, Sc
~ Cali and Examine orr atock..tal
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FASHIONS for JULY & AUGUST.

MFRS. POMEROY is happy to announce to the
I'VE Ladies of kenosha, that she has Just received
from the emporium of Fashion" the --latest styles of
Mnntillns, Dress EsOssics, Esasqsucs, Sleeves,
EmbPOiaiericS, Collars, etc.
Also, most beautiful style for Tissue Silks.
KeR0Sha, june II, 1865. IvI5n52
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ICE! ICE!!

4NIDER VINEGAR b. the barrel,
" For sale by JACOB GCTft Il EDSEN
June Ia, 1855.
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Nj u S 10 AL

I VT y = I = a l. ~
FENgEE Subscriber has recently recei-
II we'd large addition 10 her former Trr-lr.-Ir vI
stock Of Musical fnsfrumcnts, and1 II III IN
would invite all intending 10 purchased y N u
| 10 call and examine them
Seraphincs, IEoIians, ana WciOdcons.
From the celebrated mandatory of Mcssrs Present
* Brothers, Concord n. H., and unsurpassed i'm
style of finish, sweetness and compass These Instru
mcnts are confidently recommended the public aud
fully warranted-the Makers inviting comparison
with those of any other ulanufactory In the Union
! Also, Agent for the PIANOS manufactured b.
Messrs. Boardman 4 Gray, AiJang, und Messrs j
Ladd & CO., Boston.
| One second hand Mclodeon of Princes mana.ac.
turc, for sale at reduced price
Second hand Pianos TO Rent.
All communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north Of the Episcopal Church
on west side of Ann street. MARY 4 AVER
Kcnosha, june 81, lS55-vlGnl . ny