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IougIlton's Seeding Gooseberry.
This Gooseberry is said to be cross brtwee
our. native Goo cherry and some foreign kind, an
was originated by Mr.. Abel Hnughton, Of Lynn
Mass. We have cult waited this Gooseberry tw
years, and have found il hardy--a great bearer
aud the fruit of fne quaht y-rom very small root
obtained from Mr.. Cahoen. OF kenosha In III
GOOSE BERRIES
The Largest aud Best Assortment eue

The Largest and Best Assortment euer Altered
far Sale in the West
American and English varieties that have been
fully tested both hardy aud productive and not H..
able To 'nildew Amongst them is the Justly Gel
ebrated Houghtoii's Seeding, small fruit but Of
bes; quality, Of the most productive; never
midews IN any locality. ] have taken 90 quarts
from single bush at one picking. have had
them make growth Of over five feet in a single
season. 1t requires to be trained to a frame or
trelIs.
Hcughton's Seeding. price, bearing ST.
yes, IS each, or SO per dozen.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
Personal,

Simmons, Hawey, Francis, Briggs. Towsee,
Lyman, Lewis, and probably others Of our merch>
ants, are on their spring pilgrimage TO New York
for goods Metcalf & Merrill, it is understood are
always east sending on the latest styles. As soon
as steam can accomplish it they viii be on hama
with stacks Of all kinds of goods, ready aud wiling
20 accommodate the wants OF this section
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

NJ We had new Carrier boy last week, and
presume many OF our City Subscribers were miss
ed. Its quite disagreeable 10 us it pos
sibIy be to them to have such failures, but they
will happen. and we must throw ourselves upon
their generosity in the premises.
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TRIBUNE & TELEGRAPH.
LEGAL, Miscellaneous, News, &c. &c
To Advertisers.

The circulation Of this paper is now larger shaD
that OF any other paper in south eastern "'''O"
sin, aud we think likely in all OF Wisconsin ous
Of Milwaukee. AS we have before stated, We
..h.n soon have complete new dress of type, both
for advertising and reading mat'er,.and intend to
-, our advertising up in the most distinct ard
neatest manner. Any person who wishes to no :
tfy the public o. any thing in this part of Wiscon
sin. can fnd no better mediums than we offer
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

" Our readers will no doubt notice in cur
last and present issue, some Improvement in the
quality OF our paper. Next week we open a guam
tity from another mill, the quality of which re-
IN aims to be tested. when we find by actual test
where the right kind OF paper is to be had, we shall
no longer be troubled with bad quality.
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y = II II VI
keuosha, April l0lh, 1855.
To J. II. KINRALL, Esq.

Ca>her of kenosha County Bank.
The Chief Engineer, for and in behalf Of tbs
Fire Department Of the City of Kenssha, begs
leave TO acknowledge Donation OF Twenty
Dollars. from the Kenosha County Bank, and
the Proprietor Of the Post Office Building. to the
FiremaHs Benevolent Fund. and hereby as
sure the Donors that at the fire of The 9Th inst
the Firemen did no more than their daty, which
they will ever aim 10 accomplish should the Com
moa Council give them faeIiities for carrying and
drying Their Hose. peuty Of water to wet them
with and sufficient Fire Alarm TO call the BOYS to-
gether. when necessity demands their use, they
will always strive to render efficient service in
drowning OUT cry FIRE which may hereafter oc>
cur, as the one above alluded to.
J. l.: Y. YATES, Chief Engineer.
Kenosha Fiic Department
kenosha, April IL. 1855.
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DONATION.

To Jno l.. V. YATES. ESQ.
Chief-Fire Department.
The Kenosha County Bank aud The Proprietor
Of the Post Offiee Building feeling g-a'ied a; the
prompt and efficient drowning out of the. fire on
Monday the 9th inst, which endangered the above
premises, offer the enclosed trihe of Twenty
Dollars as token of appreciation Of the energy
aud SKILL of the keaosha Fire Companies.
Respectfully Yours.
IT L-IMpxIT
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ENERGREEMS.

Over 1000 from ? to feet high. Balsam and
Norway Fir, Spruce, Pine, Hemlnck, aud Arbour
Vitae. These have grown IN my garden from TO
years, aud can be transpanted with as much Ger,
tanty Of growing as eurrant. Price Is to So
each.
DWARF PEARS, PIUMS. and APRICOTS
OF large sizes aud best varieties. They will be
Ia bearing III two years Price to IS. each
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

6T- 1.-THE Clerks OF the several towns will send
us complete lists Of The town officers elected, at the
recent town elect ion. we will be glad to put them
ON record as a matter of common convenience.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
CORN.

Old Colony and Stowell's Sweet Corn.
Two of the best known varieties; price Is per
ear. t@&
King Philip Coma new variety sent ont from
The Patent Office last spring the most prolific Of
early varieties.
Extra early White, planted by me 18th of last
june, ripe enough for seed in 81 days.
SHRUBBERY.
OF very large sizes, and mauy varieties, war.
ranied to bloom the FIRST year. ii transpiautei with
care.
Bulbs, Tubers, Flowering Roots, dc.
March 8, 1854 CAHOON. kenosha Wis
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QUEEN OF THE WEST A,a.r ,earl

IL COOKING STovEs this Is tbs best Cooking
Stove in use. The principle Is three Flsrs On
.his stove was received the First Premium for
the Best Cooking Stove" at The State Far held
at Syracuse in lo49, 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 we
conductthe cold air from the room by the pipes,
10 the space between the front oven and the fire
Plates where it becomes heated. and thenpasscs
ntothe oven, An opening is made in the back
oven plste through which the air passes into the
due OF the stCve- Weiecure by this Arrangement /:
|. The ventilation of the oven carrying off ali
gases so that il bakes we'll as a brick oven.
The heated air passing iato the oven, great
ly facilitates the baking. causing mare even
temperature than can otherwise be obtained
). BY the current Of air passing between the
front oven and the FIRE plates, the fire plate il pre-.
vented from burning out
The rapid burning out Of the FIRE plates has been
a serious objection TO air tight cook stoves The
fire plate N this stove will last as loug asthe out
SIDE plates. The stove is made and mounted in
the most perfect manner, aud warranted in al
eases TO bake perfectly. A large broiling hearth
auda most excellent summer arrangement are
attached to this stove. Balm and BRO.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
HARDwARE-NEw sToRE-BAlN 4

MNARDTARE-NEW STORE Balm x
4 4BRoTnER Respectfully announce to the cit
izens of kenosha City and County and adjoining
Counties that their extensive stock Of Hardware
is now opened at their new store, corner Of Main
aud Market streets, one door south OF the City
Hotel consisting Of every Variety of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC HARDWARE selected for
and adapted to the wants of the people of this
Vicinity. Regarding prices. &c, confident
iy affirm that stock is purchased and laid
down in our store at the lowest possible figures,
aud that we can and are disposed q ell as low
as eau be purchased at any establishment in the
West We respectfully solicit one and all TO an
examination OF our goods and prices. Our Stock
embraces IN par; as follows - IRON and Steel a
complete assortment Of all sizes and qualities,
cut aud wrot Nails, crt and tcrot Spikes Win-
do,r Glass, black and bright Log Chains, Coil
Halter. Trace and Pump Chains, Anrils, Vices,
Smith Belt0lrs. Screic plates. B0rar and SEsdg-
rs; Shoeets, Spades, ''oes. Croio-bars Pick-dreS
GraiR-sccops Hay. Barley. and Manare Forks,
Rakes, CRATES, ScgtheS, and Sneatks Carriage
Springs, Finished 4 Giles, Thimbte Sksins, IVag-
oo-bores, sheet bar. aad pig Trad, Lead Pipe,
Sheet. Copper and Zinc CisterRand Well Pumps
Phmp CAGia FheeiS for We'll and CisternS
GftndstoRes and Hangings, Platform Scales
and Warehouse truck all sizes aud kinds OF
Ch0poiag Ares, Bench Ares and Hatcketsa fine
lot Of sihgieand double bcrreisa Guns. Pouches,
and Fiasks.d Csmpiete Assortmentof Carpen-
fers' Tools. Of superior quality; complete as,
sortment of House bodipg trimmings; a cum
lplete assortment Of House keeping articles. Ia
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~Among other Of Ii. p,,hr. c..

Among other of the Public School
exercises, at the Church, on FRIDAY eve
ming, will be the presentation of hand
some watch to Master VIM. Gubbon. one OF
the scholars. The presents from the Prin-
cipal and a number of the scholars, as q
testimony to his industry and efficiency in
ringing the bell, care of the house, dc.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

duced Rates.
notwithstanding the combination
sfSsy1zsg Of Music dealers 10 keep up the
j Z u gprices ofnon copyright muse, against
fhe interests of native composers, and their refu-
sal to e xtend 10 Mr. Waters the courtesies OF the
trade, he is making immense sales-having n
bundaat evidence, that hes has public countenauce
aud support, in his opposition TO the Great Monop
oily. and in his eff aid Native Talent, and TO
adopt the National Currency. His stock Of A.
merican aud European mnsic is immense and
the catalogue OF of his own publications is one of
the largest and best selected in the United States.
He has also made great Reduction N prices OF
Pianos Nelodeons and Musical Instruments OF
all kinds. Superior toned 81 octave pianos for
Sl7j, ss200 and 1925, interior Of as good quality
and instruments as strong and as durable those
which cost $500. Pinnos Of every variety of style
and price up to S 1000, comprising tbose of ten
different mauu'ac among them he celebrat
ed modern improved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premium Eolian Pianos Of T. Gilbert &
Cos make, Owners Of the Eoian PATENT. Sec
ond hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from
: 10 20 s SO MelodeoDs from five different man.
ufactories, including the well known S. u. II w.
Smith s melodeons. t,uned the equal tempera-
ment,) the best made in the United States. Pfice
S45. $50, $75, 500, lis, 3ls5, aud Sl5u
Smiths double bank Meodeons $500. Each
Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The pest terms
to The trade schools, dc. l25 per cent discount
% clerpymen and churches. All orders promptly
attepded TO- Music sent to all parts Of the coun-
trv. rost paid at the reduced rates. Genei al aud
SELECT catalogues aud schedule Of prices OF Pianos
forwarded to any address free of charge.
3m.3e
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
WHITE BLACK RERR7

A native Of Northern Wisconsin,. Fruit! Of the
usual size of the very large black very white
when ripe; said to contain more sugar than any
known variety; very productive and hardy Price
Is each, or s. per dozen.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

Large Ferdict.-Mr. Batchelder of Waukegan
who was badly injured OF. the Great Western ROAD
III canada, has recovered against the company q
verdict Of S25 900 and costs.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19

TT AIDES CLOTHS, Just received at HrB>
H BARD's. No / RuuaIs Block, large stock
of Ladies Cloths, comprising the choicest col.ns
OF the season. with choice lot of TRINMtxGs, all
styles and qualities to match. Goods AMI Prices
MusT SUR. CslJ end see. HUBBARD.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
Public School---Lowcr Experimentation


Visitors when they go to hear the exam
ination of our public school, usually, as a
matter of course, go into the superior de:
.partment, thinking that part Of the school
is all there is worthy of notice.
But this is mistake. We yesterday
paid visit TO the lower department unde,
charge of Mr.. LEANpER STONE, and we must
say we were surprised at the real excel
lence Of his school and the admirable man.
ner in which he conducts it.
Every thing went OF as quietly and reg
-ularly as clock work, showing the most
perfect and cheerful discipline possible.
He took his arithmetic class up into the
superior room. to give its recitation and ex
4amination and it is the opinion Of all the
visitors, that better evidence of culture and
thorough progress could not have been gi-
ven The class was composed of quite
young girls and boys who have not gone
further than the primary rules, addition,
ouoS' az etG'i, 'udPliCdIou, ana ulFlsloH
But in, all these rules, every one Of the, class
showed a perfect knowledge. They were
put TO the Severest tests, together, alter
nately, first one and then another, and in
all manner of ways, and not an error was
committed
Indeed, the examination demonstrated
that the lower department of the school is
conducted with an efficiency in all respect
equal to that which distinguishes the upper
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nIANo FOR SALE. A /,

DIANO FOR SALE. A new, Rosewood
Il Six and half octave Piano, Of Boston Man
ufacnre, is offered for sale. It's an excellent in.
strnment. aud as the owner does not reside IN this
city, aud does not wish 70 remeve il, it will be Of
fered fortress than manufacturers prices. Inquire
at this Office.
Marsh 81, 1855.
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kgROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and coiors
~ Cassimerss; rwveds, kentucky Jeans. and
Sa.tnetts caL be bought a; very low prices at
Nov. 9, 1854. RLINS'S.
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ARRIVED AT LAST.
PATENT MEDICINES.

We mention few -
Townsends Sarsapa ra,e Sapds, do
Brts.oiS, do Grafenburg, do Gaisotts. do
~-- Mosher's do.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial, Wistsr's Basam OF Wild
Cherry, Moffat's Pills and Btters, Grafton
burg Medicines. Jaynes' do; Louden
s. Co. do: r always, do. Christies
Galvanic Belts. Merchants
CARING Fahustocks Verne fuge, Thompson's
Eye Water, Fosgates' Cordial
We warrant these aud all others kinds we have
TO be genuine. u
-reH Fancy Articles raslr 4,
To name these would exceed our column, We
will merely ention, Tooth Bruches, Hair Brushes
Perfumes and Coogns of the best quality. India
Rubber. Horn aud Ivory combs, Tooth Paste and
Powder, Rubber, Glass and China TOYS, &c.
Feb, 18Th. SFARKWEATIIER g. co.
STAR CANDLES,-A splendid article at
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~ I've understand that Langrlshe &. Atwa,er'.
Theatrical corps wl visit our city before long.
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VIE - NINSS SEsSiON OF THIS Institution
IL will commence on Wednesday, March asth,
aud continue ten weeks.
GEORGE BOSWORTH, A. B., Principal.
This institution is located al Liberty in the town
Of Salem, Kenosha County Wisconsin. and its sue
cess, during the short period of operation has more
than realized the antcipations ofils founders aud
Of the community around
RATES OF TUITION.
ommon English, $500
gher do 400
anguages. 500
Instruction in Music aud Drawing may DO ex.
ected at reasonable rates.
Board may be obtained at from 81 so to s., 90
per week.
Prudential Committee.
WM. MUNS0N, Pres't Rev. A. g. HrBBARD,
HIRAMS, MUNsoS, Treas Isaac BRowY,
3w40. IoRAcE BurRTcK, Secretary.
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CAS-
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS

No. 333 Broadaoay, Aei0 York.
Opposition TO monopoly Music at Greatly Re-
duced Rates.
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Starkweather's Advertisements.
DRUG EMPORIUM.
STAEKNVEATHER & co.

~ ~
STAEkNVEATEGER 81 co.
A, RE continually making addition to their ex>
"a tensive stock from the best importing Houses
of the East, and are prepared at all times 10 fur
nish Drugs and Medicines of the hes, quality both
simple and compound. Physicians prescriptions
and recipes Of all udpcked oul,deeipheied and
accurately put up
Of all kinds for painting, burning, PerfmminS
also, for medical aad mechanical purposes.
Vnrnishes.
Such as Coach, Carriage, Furniture Shellac,
Brown aud Black Japan aud Danar or white
Varnish, ~
Window Glass.
from by TO "a by "a, single aud double thick,
by the light box aud cnt 70 any size.
Glass Ware.
including Druggists articles from homeopathic
pha TO 2 ga rinc,ure Bottle, Preserve Jars. all
sizes, pint and haiti pnt TASKS Bottles Of all kind,
Fluid aud oil Lamps oil be autiul patterns. Tum-
beFs aud Collects Cake and Preserve Dishes.
Sug ar Bowls cream cups Bird Vases a.d Foults
china Flower Vases, &c.
Patent Lanterrs.
The best assortment IN the city for Oil and Fluid
GSTARKWEATHER ~ co wish to say to
~ The renders Of the united papers, Tribus, and
Telegraph, that they keep their store at all times
well supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MED
ZONES aud great variety of Fancy Articles.
They !sh particularly TO call at,entionto
Loudrn's Indian ExYecsorant, @
Wlstar's Bafsam Wild Cherry
Bryan's Puin,onic Waters,
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
storms Cough Candy,
.r-t Jaynes Expeetorant,
All excellent preparations FOR Coughs aud Colds
now prevalent Ifthese Go mol cure, they will
guarantee Medicinssof their own putting up suited
70 each case. n n32
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Free School Observation-Disclosures.

On Tuesday afternoon, such scholars OF
the Free School as purpose to give public
declamationsat the Presbyterian Church on
Friday evening. had a rehearsal before the
Committee selected 10 Judge ofthe merits Of
The several speakers and to award the pri-
yes intended to be bestowed; the rehearsal
being, we suppose, for the double purpose
of enabling the committee to make the
4 ward III question, and more fully per-
fecting the speakers for the public exhibi-
ton. on Friday evening. Some 90 scholars
were present, and listenedto, and the award
will be made and prizes conferred with APP
propriate ceremonies, on the Friday evening
in question.
The pieces which were spoken, were main
iy, ifnol entirely, home compositions, devo-
ted 10 subjects of present interest. and OBJ
iects of local importance. They were all of
them good, many of them frst-rate, and
they cannot fail to be generally interesting,
as well from their matter, as Inc manner IN
which they will be given. Some of them,
and one particular, which is the hands of
Master Quarles, production in rhyme, is
full of pointed and happy local hits, and as
most Of our good citizens in some way or
other, come in for Favorable allusion, 4"
no doubt they will all be on hand to see
themselves as others see them.
The speaking, with the music, the pre-
sentation and the addresses which will be
made, will make an evening which for in
terest, willnot often be excelled.
To meet the expense which necessarily
attends upon the exhibition, an aimittance
fee to the Church, on Friday evening, of25
cents for adults, and 10 cents for .children
not belonging to the school, will be charged.
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The Fast Mill.


We would say that We have now in store, nst
only ONE of the best, but decidedly the vEax
nEsr assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State Of Iowh. We have put our
selves TO much pains to get such goods - will
not fail TO give entire satisfaction 10 the most
tas,idious taste. Our prices shall be such q win
suit car customers, as We are determined not te
be undersold by any dealers in the West. "
ask of the Merchants of Iewa careful sxami-
na,isn OF our Goods, and Comparison Of cur
prices with those OF other Western places Of
trading. We only ask the patronage Of dealers
upon conditions thatwe offer better inducements
than others. Respectfully,
MOODY & THOMPSON.
Keokuk, Iova, April Ii, 1855. dkwtf
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e iRb OF, spin, Gas. Linseef Oh, CoPsi
j Iatar. pepar and Ctsch Nari sh, on hand
- a..s RE9NGLDs' Drug Store.
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
" hoicsaIo aud Retail Druggist
1iscAanic's Hoek. No7M sids Of NatH 81.
KEOKUK, IOWA.

a1fcIaGFcs . Efcck, JNoyM SaGs u lEdF ,os.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Ii ATING made arrangements for a per. ~
IL maneni business In he above line, / am
now Offering to the city and country trade "A
large end wal selected stock of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Dyes oils and Var,
* nishes, Brushes, Glassware and Window
Glass,
Also perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars, To-
bacco and snuff, aud q choice assoftmen, OF
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas, Fla
sofing Extracts, Candies, Soda, Saiaratus, and 3
variety CT articles pertaining to that depar, ncn,;
all which will be sold on the principle Of "sn ali
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given 70 preparing pre-
scriptions. In cases where medicines are re.
CURED during the night il is frequcntly incopye~
niett 10 obain them. This dlficu.ty have
completely obvia'ed by having my residence In
. part Of the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines. may fcly
upon procuring them al all hours. nis hi or aay
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and Others, purchasing
by The Quantity, are requested to give me call.
as am determined 10 sci! or as tayorable terms
as any house H. the city
April G, 1865 div
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sKYLICHT
II A 6 | < RREAN GALE

HyAaA l. W. BUELL.,
ssssANps4 ErXgkT--\ Sss, Daguerrean Art ct,
WrHRA7k 4}sfErr.Lg Would respectful
"a III EsA4elS EVMx xST ly announce to the
inhabitants of keo
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
ikenesses OF all who may give iua a cali, in the
most perfect manner, having large Skylight,
the only light bv which blue eye can be made
10 look natural, and far superior to ali other
Lights for Dsguefreotyping also, having an ex-
pefienee III the art OF over seven years. he fat
ters himself that he can suit the rDost fas,idous.
Pictures and Drawings copied; Landscapes and
pictures OF the sick or deceaaed taken at shprt
notice. Pictures put up ia every variety Of
style, regardless Of the weather and satisfaction
ia all cases guaranteed. -.
June x2wisj5 dtf
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Great Excitement !
- At sHELDoN's HAT RMpoRIuk

TIVE lsTgest and best stock Of Hats. Caps and
L Straw Goods ever brought into the State of
Iowa. Aay one IN wan of n:ts Hat, Can.
Umbrella, CARPET Bfg. Canes, &c, will aiways
find complete stock al the New York Hat EL .
porium, 81, Main street.
Call and leok al the new summer s'yIe of Hats
which is beautiful. DO not forget the place. at
sHELDON'S, 81. Main street
maY2I
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Western Hotel,
frorMrnLY KroXuK HnrEL, }

FORMERLY KEoKrK HnrEL,)
hn1A LOCATED Oh the Levee, below Nj ain-st.
most convenient to the steamboat landinf I.
Has been taken by the subscrloer, ia'e Of
ixhe Phnnix Hotel and has been thoroneh'y re
pai, ea and we'll furnished. The entire arrange
ments are made with view to the comfort OF
his friends aud customers. He hopes, therefore,
|by strict ateation TO business TO haze share oil
| 1pnblic patronage. The attendants speak the
Engi-b, German, and French languages GIVE
me call. DANIEL aGNE
March s 1855 DIV
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HAY Rakrs.

II AND Rakes, and the much approved and
Ii generally used Revolving Horse Rake, for
sale by S. w Fl. TUCKER.
lel3 d&w
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IL the new summer sly les Of Straw Hats Just
sHELDON'S NEWYORK HAT EMPORIUM
CAL aud get you Hat at q low price
June 8, 1855. 81, Man Street.