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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-18

respondent of the Sun says:
A silk and dry goods jobbing house, doing bu.
siness principally with the South, suspended pay
ments yesterday. Ii came 10 the resolution to do
SO in consequence of finding it impossible TO OBJ
tain credit for goods to an extent to satisfy the
usual demand Of the season. The house has agreed
TO return all the goods it has bought within the
last ten days.
An extensive operator in the -four trade has
suddenly disappeared from this city, it is alleged,
leaving his friends short some $50, 600 a $40 600
II is charged thas he purchased several thousand
barrels flour, without paying the first cent, and,
after getting advances upon the -four to the above
amount, vamosed.
KEsrUcKY.-Moreheads majority in Kentucky
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-18

KESrucKY.-Moreheads majority in Kentucky
is about A, 200.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
The 80 Black Republicans Secure Dis
Iinguished Recruit.
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1855

WILLIAM NJ. BURwELL, Editor.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
Trains Buggy at the Fair.

By reference to the list of premiums awarded
at the State Fair, it viii be seen that among 9TH
ers, H c. Train of this city got first premium
sor the best open buggy, with Hubbard's springs
ndgearing We saw Mr.. Trains buggy, (Which
by-the-by was exclusively of the manufacture in
all its parts, of Train & Wilder) on the ground
at the Fair, and observed that it attracted much
attention and elected much commentator. This
was not surprising in view of its remarkably
beautiful finish, Its neatness, and its light and
airy appearance generally. The wheels partic-
rularly were models, and we venture the opinion
from expressions we heard, that their make has
never lbsen soceeited in the state. The pecul-
lar springs area. HaoleHa invention, and we pre-
sumo most of oSTureSscls are familiar with their
structure The advantages claimed for Buggics
and other Vehicles oeRstTacted with "HHbbard's
TmprOred Patent Springs and his "Short Turn
ing Carriage Go9rss,' are their great sire myth
with greatly diminished weight; great increase
in the 4sngth 6fspring ,hysSShich is avoided that
short, slnplcasaIft, and tiressme vibration of the
elliptic Sf'whieh every person is conscious at the
end of albong day ride; the adaptation of either
wood or steel in demonstration of the springs;
the limited space of ground requisite which
10 turn these vehicles; the ease and facility with
-Nshi&h this gearing operates, together with its
,gree -s4-rity against -asci'onts "a often &C.
curing by the uncOaPlinS Of carriage gearing, a
detachment in this case ieing impossible. And
lastly, the airy Hghiness and beauty in appearance
of these vehicles, which when properly coustruc-
ted. cannot be surpassed by any other style Of
work now in use In the manufacture of the
buggy alluded to, Messrs Train 81 Wil5er have
proved themselves unsurpassed ,Sorkmen, and
sve take pleasure Recommending them to the pub
iic,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
E-During the past week, ourstreets have pre-

g-During the past week, urstreets have pre-
scented lively appearance The weather has
changed very decidedly for the better, and that
with the advance in prices has again sent the far
rers stringing in in long lines, with heavily la
den teams, and our warehouses and the streets
leading to them are crowded and thronged from
early dawn till dark. Vessels are in request to
carry off the grain that is fast accumuating. Ev-
cry arrival from below fills our piers with mer-
chandize with which our merchants are filing up
their stores, but with little prospect of their stay
ing filed any length of time. Altogether busi-
ness is decidedly active, and from present ap-
pearance, if we had twice as many business men
as we have they would all have as much as they
could do.
The new building for the City Bank, at the
corner of Main and Park sts, is going up rapidly
and we understand the mason work is to be fin.
i.hed next week. Edward Baily is progressing
with his brick store on the corner of Main and
Market streets. Both of these are to be fine 3
story buildings, finished in the best style, and
will add much the appearance of our main Blu
siness street.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
Fishing Smack Capsized and Two Lives
T.nGf

On Sunday last about II, 4. NJ. fishing
smack, belonging at Wauhegan, with four per-
sons aboard was capsized, some six or seven
miles off this city. The fishermen were taking
up their nets, when tho boat was struck by a
suddea squall, and Immediately capslcd. The
crew chung to the bottom of the boat about two
hours, when the schooner Pilgrim, bound down
from Chicago, passing, three of the mon started
80 swim toward her. As soon as they were dis
covered by those on board, the Pilgrim was hove
TO- and her boat lowered and sent to their assist.
ance. Two of the swimmers were picked up,
but the other sunk before he could be reached.
The two were brought into this city by the Pill
grim They Immediately procured the Gov. Life
Boat, which was soon wel-manncd, and went in
search of their companion W no was left upon their
boat, but they returned about dark, unsuccess-
full, without being able to find either the boat or
the man. L; was supposed that he had become
chilled and exhausted, and fallen off and drowned
We have not heard the names of either of the
parties.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURR
OR ANTHDOTE TO MALARIA.

EHOR the Prevention and Cure OF InTERNITrKsr
h and REaiTrEsT FEvERs, FEVER and AGua,
CHiLLs and FEVER, DUMB AeUE, GENERAL DIBIL.
ITY, NIaHr SwEATs, and all other forms of disease
which have a common origin in Malaria or MasmA
This is NATURAL ANTIDOTE which win en-.
tirely protect any resident traveller even in the
most sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague OF
Bilious disease whatever. or any injury from ooR.
stanty nlaling Malaria and Mlasma.
1t will instantly check tho Ague in persons who
have suffered for any length Of time, from one day
TO twenty years, that they need never to have an
other chill by continuing in according TO drec-
tons. The patient at begins to recover appc.
tite and strength, and continues until pcrnaient
and radical cure is effected. COOS ....
Ono or two bottles will answer for ordinary casoat
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger.
man, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price one dollar Liberal discounts made to the
trade. JAMES A. RHODES, Providence r. l.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
N I L L I N E r Y

Ladies' Of Kenosha, please Take Notice
AIRS McDERMOTT has just received her Fall
w and Writer stock OF Goods, and will be receiv-
ing weekly Her stock CONSISTS cf a large and va
ried assortment Of satin, silk Velvet, Lawn
Tuscan d. straw Bonnets, Wells, Ladies Dress
Cape large and we'll selected stock af Ribbons
Gents Neck Ties, Collars &C., with many other ar.
ticles usually found in well filed Millinery Store
Mrs. NJ fatters herself that her long experience
viii enable her to make such selectohs in her line
as viii please her numerous customers, and insure
their continued patronage She will sell her goods
~ cheap possible, and a, rates that will insure
their speedy disposal Cali pnd satisfy yourselves
on this point llo-Hl
Kenosha Sept. O., 1855
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

de the or Of the OF hk ?, . e 81, {.
do the . or Of the or Of BIZ co. or sec %, |
Lot blk IS. section -,
do Lot ID 50, or section 80 0
10 part Of the n W Of sec ii. commencing 20
rods Of eeoruer of % thence 90 rods. 40
rods. 20 rods, thence 30 rods 10 the beginning,
g. w. Benhan-fot hk IS. n quarter section 81,
j. Bsrd-the hi Of bk 81 hf redeemed, sec 80,
DO Lot Blk 20. quarter section 90 q
do Lot biz IS, quarter section 30. u
Aeldon Ess-Lot& bk 81, n quarter section 81,
Fishsr Cusaaan-Iet bk S. quarter sec ion >,
do Lot blk S. n quarter section u.
DO Lot 4 bk s.. quarter section ii.
a. Gtarsey-Int 4. except "a II OF end and lid
deemed, bk IS. quarter section 81,
do Lo. s. except ~ II OF cad, and . lisa
redeemed. biz "a quarter section 81.
john Efan-Lo. bk y. quarter section 20.
Yaper French-Lot bk "a. quarter section %, !:
NJ Hcla<s-Bk IS quarter section % 80
60 b III quarter section 60 81
Jain Ktnsey-lot hk 80. quarter section ii, 81
Bernard Efsaep-part Of BIZ FL sec u. eommeneing
rs rds from esrner, thence IL rds " rds, IL
yas. q rds ts the place Of beginning I,
Wallace MNgGf.-lset7 ok s.. quarter elton 81,
DO the a If Of Blk b. . see 81, s.
n SAsup-Lot hk Sc. n quarter section 81 -
do Lot 10 BIZ IS, n e quarter section 81, .
sukss 4 Ruilsa-Lst4 III ST. quarter section %
Morvis Pnmovv-the = or bk s. quarter sseten 81,
vi ". RscAynsni--ist bk 81 quarter seetier 81.
Hrurv S-sr3rs-rArt II blk 81, ~ ecnneneinx
a. ,eds v from . esrpe-. themes = Is rods. rsss
q st<x-~~-thss h e II kseTzSsssE Sesi.sT
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

II The Illinois State Fair is in operation at
the present time at Chicago. Judging from the
accounts which have already reached us we pre-
sumo it will be the greatest gathering of the kind
ever witnessed in the state. A number of peo-
pie are in attendance from this place.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given to section
chap 10 Of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin the
following described tracts Of land situated in the
county Of Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin, sold 18th
April 1853 by the Treasurer Of said county the unpaid
taxes and charges due the 1852 still
main unredeemed and that the time limited redemp-
ton viii expire the 18th day of April 1885, at which time
unless previously redeemed they viii be conveyed to the
holder Of the tax certificate
Dated at Kenosha, this 9th day Of October 1856
12wl7 r. II. DEMING.
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Fledsdnt Prdiyie-T oacu One Raags T,rsnty.khrSs
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

BThere was a slight furry Of snow here on
the night of Thursday last On Saturday also
few fakes fell. At our present time of writing
"wednesday afternoon) it is as warm as summer
with indications that our regular indian summer
has commenced
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

Sebastopol having fallen, John Wilson 10 turn
ing his attention to business with renewed ener-
gy. The Allies having discontinued making
breaches in the far east, John, in the far west
will make any number of breeehes for any num-
Der Of customers in the most approved style. See
his card.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

APPLEs.-Last week we gave the dimensions
Of an apple shown to us from down in Illinois
This week Alfred Foster presented US several
raised on his farm in Pleasant Prairie, which
were very nearly AS large-one measuring l2i
inches in circumference. Mr. Foster will also
accept our thanks for the excellent peaches &c.
eompanying the apples.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

'LeWisburg, Union Co, Ia, May ?, 1855
Mr.. j. A Rhodes-Dear Sir: The box of medicine
you sent me was duly received ON the lIth 81 April
have sold about one half of it, and so far the nco
pie who have used it, satisfied that it has cured
them. II has certainly stopped the Ague in even
one who has used it, and six of the cases were IL
long standing My sister, who has had it for FIVE or
six years back and could never get it stopped. ex
cept by Quinine and that only long as she would
take it, is now, think, entirely cured by your rem
edy. C. h. McGfNLY"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

Es'LINrs WooDwORTn, of Bristol, present
I'd US this week with half bushel of the largest
potatoes we have seen for long time. They
are the old favorite Meshannock, and prove TO be
-sHeepsnt for the table. We should suppose Far
mcrs ,ro.N ind il for ;heir interest TO cultivate
3his variety.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
PROOF OF SAFETY.

New York, June III, 1858
II have made chemical examination of "RHoDEs
FEVER AND AGuE Cure" or "ANTIDoTE or NAL
ARIA" and have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury
Qunine, and Srychnine, but have not found par
tico of either in it, nor have found any substance
in its composition that would prove injurious to the
constitution
JAMES D. CHILTOF. NJ d. Chomist.,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
CAUTION TO ACIJE sIFFERERs

Take no more Arsenic, Mercury, Qunine S-ych
nine; or AntiPeriodcs medicines of any kind lie
virtue of which il owing TO such poisonous drugs
The most they do is TO "break the chilly f,r
short time while they to cause consti,utiana
maladies, that cease only with LIE Roinember that
the only Fever and Ague remedy that is harmless
well as sure, il
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
For Sale by GREENE& BUTTON, Milwaukee.
at Wholesale and Retail lvII
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
Our Cities and Towns.

The following tahle, for ayfiici we are indebted
10 DEPUTY Secretary HUNT. gives the pcpula-
ton, as eccrtaincd by the recent census, of the
principal cities and Vii nges n Wisconsin, on
the /. % Jrre 1855.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

be found
G2oO0 Bags
yds Fine Sbecsing
Il000 " Bleach I"
l2OOo Z" Stripe Shifting
200e DENNIS and Drilling
i500 pieces Prints Il Cling
hams
rs " Alpaccas and
Paramettas
US pieces Red, Blue, Vel.
low and White Flannel
$50 pieces Broad Cloth,
Doe Skins, CassiIneres *
| Sat!neits
10 pieces Kentucky Jeans
Tweeds and Linscy VOL
scy
loo pieces Ticking, Cotton
Flnnnei, Cord Cnmbrics
loo pairs Bed Blankets s.
Horse Blankets
Ian kinds Towcling and
Table Cloths
Irish Linen, Coarse& Fine
Bay State Shawls
Buckskin Mittens and
| Gloves
Mems * Women's Stock.
ings
40 Bales Cotton Batting
10 " Wadd.ng
Linen and Cotton Thread
Wool Comfnrters
Hooks and Eyes, Needles,
Pins, Combs, Steel Pens,
Pencils and Hair Pins.
A general assortment of
Crockery, Wood. and
Stone Ware. Packing
! Barrels & Butter F"kills
7, 1855.
GEORGE d. HEAD.
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T. &; Runals--AI that part of lot blk 45 " Of Ex-
change St extended, being on the corner OF Wis
consin 4 Exchange Streets, : e ar sec 81,
o. s. Head-Bk 40; Commencing al the n corner Of
bk &c, thence Isl II, thence 1872 n, thence to
Wisconsin 81, thence " TO beginning, or 81, Q
Josiah R0nd-The hf of W hf Of or sec 6, except
the following lot assessed to N. C. Nickers0n de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at " corner bk g.
Holmes & Nichols addition, thence rds, rds,
n rtls 4 " 10 beginning. Also, one lot to Simmons
as follows: Commencing at point rds OF cor
ner Holmes q Nichols addition the Or line divi-
ding The n an qrs sec 6, thence e to nrst street
running 4 $. thence rds' thence to or line,
Samson. commencing at the corner ofloi bkls
thence 5 rds, thence v s a lf rds, thence rds.
thence 7 A hf rds. Also, one lot 10 Henry Felt
man, commencing at the e corner blk II, thcncew
to " corner of sd bx, thence rds, thence TO
Telegraph road thence n 5 rds. Also one lot to
Langley, commencing eleven rds Of corner OF
blk II thence rds, 70 Telegraph road. n rds
f. thence W TO beginning, I. r. %, Io
T. G. Randls-Lots side Of Wisconsin St, commencing
IIe n OF corner Of bk &c. thence southeriy 90
f. thence 6 n thence IN north-easteriy direction
70 line of Wisconsin u, at point 50 n e Of tie
place of beginning. thence " 10 beginning, re or
Sec Al X Is,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

q" Mr.. WEBSTER sends us long and pep.
perry reply to our structures upon his communi-
cation of last week. Its length crowds it out
this week; it viii appear next. In the mean
time We trust any person likely TO be prejudicial-
ly affected towards Mr.. Webster by our remarks
of last week, will suspend Judgment until Mr..
W. has a chance TO be heard
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

G0ods, ready to do oil those VINO may favor them
with call, great deal Of good. Our stock of
D r Y G o o D s
is large, and was bous.!t with reference to hoavy
fall trade.
In the DRESS GOODS line we have ondeav
ored to select all styles, nc" and rare, with Trim
mings of all qualities TO match We have Black
Silks warranted not TO crack. Fancy Silks, new
styles any pretty. Merinos complete assortment
Wool Plaids, good variety. AL Wool DeLaines,
all coors. Ladies Cloths, desirable shades.
sMAWLS.-i,roche Long Shawls ut Square
Shawl prices. Bay State and Scotch do from the
cheapest 10 the best made.
Fer tho Men.-We have piles of Broad Cloths,
Cassimcres, Satinctts, Flannels, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Buck Gloves and Mittens, &c. &c.
Carpctings-Veivet, BRUSSELS and Ingram n
variety of patterns Oil Cloths, 4, 6 and 81 wide
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
Croekcry, Stone a. Glass Warc-Afe few sotts
of China Ware, White, Grunite and Rockingham
Ware wholesale retail. Stone Jugs and Jars,
Earhen do. Tumblers, Castors, Lamps and Ian
terms
GROC ERIES.
We are prepared TO give our Customers Bargains
on Sugars, as our stock was bought before the last
rise.
We are still selling SYRUPs and MoLAssEs at old
prices, notwithstanding the advance in the mar
kct
TEAS AND COFFEES
On these articles we hope to sustain the reutpa
ton we have already established
We are always wanting all kinds of Farmers Pro
duce, and will pay the highest prices the market az
fords. HUBBARD & co.
Kenosha September 20, 1855
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SIMMONS g. SON,
40 ...--- MAIN ST, KENOsHA,. 40
HAVE just opened an ex.ens;, e stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods,


Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery
Wooden Ware, &C.,
Which have been selected with great care, express.
y for this market with an eve to the requirements
the intent to satisfy oil that Good Goods and Good
Bargains can be had in Kenosha as any Other mar
kct on the Lake Shore
Dry GOODS.
French Mcrincs and Paramctta )ods at Crea
bargains
All Wool Dciaines, 81 every color, qualify and
price.
shnwl.. BroclIa, Craze, Tibet and Blanket, at
Bargains.
Moirc, Antique, Velvet, Moss, and q great variety
of other trimmings.
handkerchief, Linen, Cambria, Silk, &c.
Damasked MOrcncs, Silk Vclvets & Irish Line.
Hosiery, Worsted, Wooden, Cashmere and Cotton
of all sizes and colora.
Null, Swiss, Dotted, Book, Bard and CLcck
Lawns, Bishop, Fictoria-Sarcenetta and Jaconette
Cambrics.
Damask Table Spreads, Napkins with with
out fringe.
GinRham., great assortment, at great bargains
Something entirely new for ladies' dresses.
Gloves, large assortment, Ladies', Gents, and
Childrens.
Prints the very bes assortment in the city of every
style
Broadcloth., Over Coating, Cassmeros Tweeds,
Satenetis Kentucky Jeans, &c-a large & choice
Shcctings, Bagging, Bags white and colored Car
pet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Denins, Hickory Rod
and Twilied Flannel and Cotton.
Linscys, Plaid plain, by the cord or otherwise.
Coat and Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. at bar
gains
Carpcsing, Druggctt, Floor Oil Cloths, Table do,
Oh Color Window Shades, at great bargains.
Knit HI Gods, Comforters, &C., beautiful lot for
Ladies and Misses.
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags, good assortment.
Stark Mills Bsgs, and baggng by the yard or
piece.
Aipnccns, on which we can offer letter bargains
than can he had elsewhere in the city.
Cobursh Cloths, for dresses, at great bargains.
Buckskin, Gloves and Mittins, great variety Il
and at low prices.
Yankee Notions, in abundance, and variety.
Fine WocIen Yarn, of every shade und color
BIoach he'd Goods, "a heavy and first rate stock.
Heavy Ticking. Cotton Baftiug-come and sec.
Window Shades of elegant and varied patterns.
Ribbons, velvet and every other descriptions.
Wrapping Irvine, i'll great abundance.
G. r. &C T. n ES.
sugars, Refined, Loaf, Crushed, Coffee & Brown.
stuart's and Golden Syrups and Molasses.
Coffee, Rio and Old Government Java good lot.
Tens, A. No. l., and oil other varietiees-al cheap
Raler's saleratus, Soda, Cream Tartar & Bak-
Pepper, Alspice, Nutmeg, Cassia, Ginger & Mace
Rice, any quantity--Pickles of every kind.
Goldfish, Mackernl, Whitofsh, Smoked Hal;but g.
Smoked Herring.
Table 6 Butscr snIs, Of the very best guilty.
lamp Oil, and oil kinds Of Candles.
CROC * Il RY.
Glass Ware, of every description.
Earthcrn Ware, Blue, White, and of other va
rious coors s. styles, which will be sold bargains
Wooden Ware of every description
500 Corn Baskets, at extraordinary bargains.
! FinnIIy, if you want good Good at the most rca-
sonable prices just 70 store and We viii do
our pest to please you, in all respects.
| SIMMONS g. SON.
| Oct. ], 1926. tnl6
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/ ttlC Cil '.
| Among their stock ma,
20 Hhds Sugar
! $50 bbls Refined Sugar
loo " Molasses
so Z" Stuar: s. Golden
Syrup
loo Bags Rio s. Old Gov.
Java Coffee
100 Chests A No. ] Tea
10 Ch'ts Eng. Br'kfst Tea
10 Tierces Rice
Bakers Ssleratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar 81 Baking
Powders
Raisins, Curr' nts, Prunes
Citron and Dates
Pepper, All-sp ce, Nut
meg, Cassia, Ginger and
Mace
Corn St'ch, Farina, Mac
aroni, Tap:oca and Mus
tard
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose,
Almond and Curry Pow
der extracts
Pickles OF all kinds
Fish. Goldfish, Mackerel,
| Whiteiish, Smoked Hal
ibut, Smoked Herring Il
Sardines
Linseed Oil, While Lead,
Lamp Oil and all kinds
Candles
Salt Butter, Table and
| barrel Salt
Bag Flour, Graham do,
Corn Meal, Apples, Pc
tatoes, Onions, Cabba,
ges, Squash, Beets, Dat
and Corn
Konosha, September 2
| pHINEAs STEVENS.
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~ He Regleste& tsss week to call attention
90 oyu aesy ;sdyers&ssss, Blinn and Simmons
were aslapg tsse Sv-atser, asither of whom how +.
ever viii ae vssy apt 10 DC neglected by the pub
lie eyen thongs We neglect s4seas. This week
Merrill, Kellogg s. Co, add lHgely t. their an
nSuncements.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11

ihs last Waukesha Democrat contains a PEE
test 2sS;ast Barktow' 8 elsetien. from the sing3
town q MenemoaAe. in Wsakeshs comfy, sligo
I'd ~ fcIty rs.u-.lt.e3 I-ish ,.ots,s
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
LOCAL MATTERS. Gee.
Important to Advertisers.

The circulation Of this Paper is noac larger than
any other paper in Southeastern W3scoasin cut 81
Mlwankce. Merchants and Others, rho scish TO Keep
their business before the Public ind no letter ne
dinm for that purpose, than the TRIBUNE AND
TELEGRAPH
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P PEOPLES STORE.
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
INeW Goods at the New Store.
ST T. VEN S e: III AID.

-'fW UOOuS az me ~FEW OlUTe.
5 T. V E n S &c III T. A ID,
HAVE stock of Goods on hand, and arriving,
Il Il which recently selected East by one OF
the partners and on account of the increasing dc.
mand goods in their line they now have the lar
which offered al wholesale and retail at fair re,
muneraiivc prices.
They continue to pay cash, or exchange goods at
cash prices, for all kinds of country produce.
Pc pile OF the city aud of the country; come and
examine our stock of Groceries, Provisions. STAPLE
Dry Goods, Crockery and Wooden Ware, and
judge for yourselves to their quality and prices
Remember. that goods are delivered to any part OF
the CITY, =,