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In, y, coucede the liberty to one ociisereut auu
=. ~. would be an net of manifest bchseren' Pa'''"'
re- and a palpable breach"f neu'rHli,y. ,;,-,,
y INC tniied States constantly refuse ih's h"e'at
i, Mi beIlisereu.s alike, with impnitiai 1us', anu
I'm, nruhibition is made known 10 inc "ol'u U! |"
s.h' Grsnt Britain, in attempting, by the agency
: her military and civil authorities in the BRITISH
Snrth American Provinces, and her diplomatic una
,,usuIar iunctionares in the United States, to ralse
ROOMS here, committed HI act OF usurpaon aE""''
h. sovereign rights Of the United States. ;, :,
9Th All persons engaged in such undert"k;I,I
rasr troops in the United States for the MIR ,r for
service OF Great Britain whether ci,,@ H., nr,.
.icncrs. indiv duals or officers, eNccr' W. a. m,lr.
;,ctci by diplomatic privileges. are '"''''"
factors by statute. , either NV
eth Foreign Consuls are not "N'mI'' =, a"nc, VI
r,s,v or ,he iow nj nations from the T. 'n' """'' w
S,h. In cosc Of indictmcn, NJ any sue consul w
,,her official person. his conviction = wv ,,,.
mrau,r. or his escape by reason ut ',r"'E"' wv"
,,rurt;,ns and CcnliNanvcs {" oNai" 'ne 'T''',,
The statute. is primarily matter "' h'mrs'" w
niuistrstirn altogether suhord"at" I" tue ''"'"
non of H.. national insul: "r injury {" '"'s
,s.n, involved in the fact "! foreign s"V''n ',,
n,ruriiur lis officers to abuse. Tor n"'""'"' t"I
rs. the privilege which they happen I" cH'! !" WV
| United States.
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We the undersigned Directors CT the Manufacturers
and farmers, Bank o Wheeling, hereby certify tina.
have examined the above statement and find II 10 be
rect 10 the best OF our knowledge and telic
Given under hands this eth day OF October 1855.
T.. SWEENEY,
HUGH NICHOLS.
joins GUSuURS,
GEORGE MENDEL,
JACOB HORNBRUOk,
ROBERT GIBSON.
STATE or ViRGIHIA-Omo COUNTY, TO WIT:
Personally appeared before the subscriber, Notary
Public Tor the Commonwealth Of Virginia duly comm>
.omcd and sworn residing in the city Of Wheeling j. r.
D.ckry Cashier the Manufactured mud Fnrmrr- Bank
OF Wheeling and nnde oath due form. TINT the abovc
statement the htot his knowlriG" ana belief
Given under my hand this 2o,h day OF October. lsJ
ii. J. BROWN. Notary Pubic.
ONO county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

lust received al No. 3D. Nnike "'is.''
- very seasOnable and desirable co,.'
Indies black heel gaterf. very 81 'i','' ry ,-.r
Ladies do do douh.r 7"'"1'
Ladies' bronze heel s"iter-,
Ladies' thick sol, brou2" cnitrrs,
Ladies Morocco walking shoes,
Ladies cost do 40 .,,oJ .ri n
Together with many other .; It' - ell nuG -
an assortment OF good nn tash"nlD" s'5r, ir~ " Nd
No. b. IS at any other establishment 10 inv ;n~r 70
moderate prices. They are retp"c,miumI.yy a. piGT
a call.
Oct 50
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

TIE STATE FAIH.--F"r the better ncconl'nounmit"'
nj visitors To the State Fnr Grounds there wiz w
two ticket offices and gates ut the hrn o MAN sl''
s"J ,wn ckut Offices ll, gates at the head ot Ffa""'
lin street.
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MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS BANK or
MIiEEIINLi MIIEHIIN.. Ncr 10 LIZ

His Excrllency JOS JOHNSON Governor o. Va:
Sir enclose in conformity with the law the quarterly
statement OF this Bank TOR tue quarter ending Sept 70
lia;, for your consideration.
Yours. respectfully,
J. X. DlCKEY, Cnsh'r.
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LATEST 81 TELESR,D,
Photographed for the Riciimond p

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wA.,rscrox, G 1so h ytHIta ,;,;,, ,'Srl
MsTSr.' y. - rMNhner' m"noci 81 Congress, ,ni'
H. D"'al'I' nHna' ASSUMED u hostile ASPECT, :, :.
,hee''nE ha:In- Ds'n c"n'' '!p.'icd, mutual Il 10y
nave "5a'n in'e''e'eu aid satisfactorily adjrs:es D.,
iuaffe''
Ne" lohh' p''. -osii.-l ne steamship .irG :
IIavrc, arrived last night. She brought The ~" n
edition "i the LONDON llmcs of Saturday. H.. ,lti
tthe date oi inc sailing "i the AirIce.l COr.n. " o.
improved and were quoted Oil Satur,!a.. ,ro-' 81.
Tho condition of Austrian finances Wa va.n
curious. We: Re.
No new movements were reported from o.,
inca. Tea thousand troop. wer. sh,ar; "a, ,"@ r.
.cc, before Odessa. TIE a.!
There was rnnor OF popular oY,hr.,L
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OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RIcnMo"D Oc'. 20, ieO"
Sir transmit herewith. required by u"' 'nc i".
rrrly statement Of the condition the Bank oil VII s'"'"
as IL existed on tn" lrt inst Inm sIr
10 ~ Very peetfuly, yoar Oh! .rry':; -.
SAML MARH. Chrhr
To Ills E1celency Jos. Jonssos. Governor Of "a
GEsEn.L STATE OF THE BANK or vrNGrSr. Aso
BRANCHES THE lsT DAY OCTOBER, 1875 CsMPAE
ED wrrI TIE lsr OcroDEE, lsJ4.
Outstanding debt s5,li7ia7 90 81 ,oa4 80. - -
Loan 10 the Commonwealth co % lli7O0 %
Real estate i"i.si Us l6e.9ll On
Sterling bills Lap ~ 2.a0 o.
Stocks 61"'sl6 ~ 1911 ~
In notes and check. of other
banks payable IN IN" state 2t1''"- IL I'f,"s' -
In notes mud checks of other
Ranks payable out oil the o.r ~ ,s.,.
Due from other banks l99,G98 rs lg3,7l2 -
Loss by robbery at Portsmouth
Office in S0O notes. not TOR ,,o M ,sooo -,
redeemed, lo'suo w ie,'oo W
Balances iii trRnsitu I','io "' '" W
sd.577,99s II sG,35.iooi OF
CAPITAL .tock saG5l,o:O on G., t5l $50 90
PROFIT! and loss l?l.56i. OF .lGsio 90
penses) 7e375 81 694da 81
Circulation aJS sll5 - ! $50 2l -
Duo to other banks 26I,b?O 81 1917 80
D.po.s money 52g 376 % l,i93.J.i 81
Baisncrs in transi,u UoUO 1888 o
sS.571.995 Il Sc, 356,9Oi OF
or the outstanding debt there /. e.,:mued bn ca
~ doubtful Ss,a5i 10
Amount OF exchange furnished by the
bank and branch-s IN checks on
other hanks out Of the Stntc, Tor the
quarter ending lst Oct, i-J5, SlGh.spp =
Amount that has acknowledgement.
unls thereon s3aji 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

IT Z n fIfUEN VItN -fN" : f''''| NV Ut TT
yrSliE above ILL unvIug been rc.'ui' "ni "'H'" 10
Il pubic can uOw be- accommodated pr'..T'S
hayiu. their Corn .rouHd into M-al 81 '!." best CO.
and also With Corn and COB Nod TOR i"',i!H. y a.
Which il i, estimated. Saving 81 nm"t'r! = F't'
Corn In the enr. zen: in bag wlit yIr! hpU"i NJ"
quantity OF the Corn and Cob Mea, making mot -
lent IL ed.
The farmers on the james ami lv'nnH kS'f''
Others. can also obtain fresh :rOaT: rits'"r o; 10"
| quality at much below the Richmond pr!c' J '"',
send bag. - pu, II in tax" /: loose. II VIII ~ '''
| a, 81 30 her ION les. than the Richmond i:c',
| Apply to Mr,srE. Cr-nsh,w g 60, ItIcLG'h,'"
Mn" m., ." snN ~. ya' JOSEPH ALE
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GoSx TO EuRorx.-,Among NE rspn ud on We'd.
sailed from Boston in the steamer I""o''' 'n ''N
n.,dsy. was John McGill, Of Virginia.
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FROM HAVANA

tH,RLEsroN, :. C., Oct. ETH. .,,,
has arrived with date, from Uavnnq :, .''r7 l'nhc
mere Is no imp"rtnnt political nrw. >r Iva IL;
NERVE heavy storm hn! taken plac. IN ~, we
"0' Il" wrecks ra- yet reported '''s'-.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

MUETICELLO BANK
CHARLOTTESVILLE Oct 9Th 1859.
To Ills Excellency JOSEPH JOHNSON. Governor OF Va
SIR herewith transmit statement oi the CONDITION
nj tho Monticello Bank quarter ending Sept Goth.
1855 am, very respectfully, your OBJ r:r'
u. T.. FLANAGAN, Cash'r.
SrArrnyHr or THE CosDIrIos OF MONTICELLO BANK
QUARTER ENDING J0TH SHrrEApkR lsJ5
virginia State and guaranteed bonds s2bli'i uO
Premiums paid On Stn;- stocks lUiOO ."
Permanent expense account Lag y
Banking hOnsr and satcs SsL9 o.
s:aaries Of officers olo w
ncidrutnl cxPrn.cs "a IL
Bills and notes discounted lto'L|1 ~
Due 10 banks and bankers i,iio 80
Bank notes of this state Sl',l'o w
Bank notes of other States l,Syu w
~ 1866 90
cb.cks and drafts on banks and bankers 2G,I2 Ol
Cuin--(iOld 'e,iso o.
Silver J,2Ol vi
Conner, -
a3s34 IS
S522. $40 81
C,apitsl stock psid in el739O0 On
Exchange %: -
n;.,oun, md iutere,t 25lJ II
Ccr;ihcntcs Of deposits Outstanding Hl33 -
Note. in circulation sao ,'' W.
Cont nscnt fluid e'v"o w
Deposits '''"'f W
Sj=l, 5iO ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

,, DIAL ihoRE, Oct. 2g.-yiour j. ;irm..-S,,.-
li""ai" erect nj -, City Mills 80. Whrn, i. 4,
anu 'ia' '""r'; White II; - u n > lj red ga
Corn. white and yellow, ~ !, 80 cI,. provi.f,r"
and prices unchanged. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

BANK OF VIRGINIA Oct o. lej5.
We the UNDERMINED Directors OF tue Bank OF Virginia
do certify that We have examined the foregoing
and believe the be correctly made up.
JAMES CASklE.
ARCITD THOMAS.
ALFRED 7. HARRIS.
JOHN J. LONDON,
ID =. GOOciI
WIN GRAZ.
STATE OF VfRoINIA- CITY or RICHMOND. Src.:
Til, day Samuel Marx Cashier OF the Bank OF Virginia.
rcrs"nIy upPoer.h briOr. Aldo -"h ci'y
nni mad" Ush that the foregoing EXHIBIT. tn.
true condition of the Bank Of Virginia. Is existed on
III" lei, inst. the best of his knowledge nrd eri
Given undvr my hard this 10Th October 1919
X. N. BURTON j. P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

SITI1 Eki.N - n,,.p-f.yO'..
CRY u,EFR AND MILITARY pm
"' ~, H,H ln,. -rasrT. Krcmno<D. ErE"'''''
-'-' JOrrg.i:e EGgts >qt,"'%1 ,..o,,r,-
,, ,,.i.i,,l o.f.r- tor sale an h.'"''
HNiit u n"'' a'7icIr- and Nii,rry Eq!'prm"N':
7P' ,h. rmi,,,i :,a;c,. Ord:,s 'rc r"',TI'..,".
Gasts . Il scacrsy a"d -,ecisl care VII! =.
ne :, "rs.rs o: TIC a,ny AMI Nay! aHi .: q"
sIIt ::c,y;cc, p.ho nIry favor MA wi'c 'a"',
m ,lc b., articles % be obtained ch@r J.: - -
or IN England. : -
oct 30--Jt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

2l2,.72l 10 SI6J,323 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. OCT.
The bronksrr small. with hut little sninau % u.
market. We do NOT a!'rr "rr quotations. Iucs :; :
D. Common leaf ST ~ tn .5 medium o good - - :,
10 fine Offering.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

STATE OF yIRoISIA, ALBEMARLE CorslY TO - SCOTS
This day VIM D. Davis Cashier Of the b"nG OF tho
vilIe personally appeared before me- a., me annexed
statement OF ,hs condition of the Bank . ..
correct TO til. hes, of his belief and G"ser 1855
Given under my hand, this NTH DAY S 1y MASON Up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

Till: DIFFICULTY BETWEEN HEs!Gs -
AN kn1LI ~ /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

GRaSp DIVISION or THE Sous OF TEMPERANCE.
Tbs body has been IN session NJ Gnrn Hall. in this
ctr, since Friday evening last. There are present
Ia ir,cgatcs, who manifest much zeal in the promo
:ioa OF tie Of temperance. The following oil
co.'s have been elected irr the rnsuin. ycnr:
R.v. John \. 3r"addus. University al Virginia, &.
W. p; Schuyler lira'i!ey, kockbrilgc, G.. W. A;
Th,fnn. j. Evans, EichHoud, G. -; john w. Fe:su
son, Richmond, &. T.. - Gushing, Stauutou, &. c.
Oter important business matters have been ransac-
ted during the session. About $50 delegates were i'll
attendance Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

E-rs SGTICE,-Str"ncor- arriving In II" c:.y
49, Gay, who do no, lind lud.Hg. a, Ii" /. p,
cnn be- accommodated hy calling IT tee s,Orr- Il l..
prine & Co, or Richardson X Co., w.c lit. hnsc
left By TIL. COMMITTEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

WFsrrRS VIRGINIA ar me STATE FAIR.-Dr.
H. w. Chnrline, OF Ohio coamiv. noted for tho sue
ces OF his efforts in improving the breed OF sheep, and
tIc ncmcss of the WOOL which he has often cxhi-
bited at the principal FAIRS of the country, aud for
which he Las invariably obtained the highest pre-.
miuIns, will nave exhibition at the present Nirg.
ma Sute Fur, at Richmond, specimens Of his flock,
rs al,J of fleece wool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

V1nGIsIA-ALBgMARLE COUNTY To WIT:
Tbi. div b. e. Flanagan Cashier o. the Monticello
Bank personally appeared before me- Justice OF the
prnrr of the county apr"ssd and made oath ;.at the
urxc the affairs Of tho said Bunk Is correct
10 the bnst OF hs knowledge ami belief.
Given under my hnnd TINS oh day of October l15'
GEuRLE CARR. ! 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

BANK OF SCOTTSvILLE. /
ScorrsyiLLE, Va, Ger. 6;H ls3J
Insrpu JoIIssos, Esq. Governor OF Virgins:
Dear sir II enclose n statement showing the condition
n: hi. Bank u the let inst
vriy respectfully, your ooc:irnt servant,
w. u. DAVIS, Cashier,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

New Trial GRlSTEU.-Aftcr full argument Of
the cn.e of Lwin Cooke, by W. W. Crunp and L.
p. August, L>qrs., appcn! from The Judgment
OF the Circus Court, the Court of Appeals have re-
verscd the d.isum aud awarded II new rlnl--Judgcs
Judges Monur and Lee against. We learn that
application fo. bail will be made n speedily Us posi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

IIESHICo CIRccIr CoURr.-There was no case up
for Irla! before Judge Ciopt1n on Saturday. The
trial of Peter s. Davis, for sheep Stealing, is set down
for Tuesday, aud that at Johnson. for attempt To
release Davis from jail for Friday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30

CHARLoTTEsvuLE. Oct. !, 1850.
Tho uuLcr.rned Directors OF the Monticello Bank
hereby certify that the annexed statement OF the cond
by them ud thu: they believe the same TO be correct,
\. II. MASSIE. Prcs't,
Il. 7. w. DUKE,
GEORGE CARR,
JOHN WOOD. In,
JAMES LOBbAN.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
M u s &c "A l.. =

cal instrument dealers teachers, composers and the
Press in all sections of the Union have united in pro-
nounclng Mr. Waters Pianos second to none other
of Amsrican or European make As to price. MIR
w. does not allow himself to be undersold IN fair
open trade His melodeons--of which he keeps a
large stock--range from $40 to $780, and his pinnos
carries up the tune from $3.50 10 81 900 Iris scarce
iy possible tor the dealer the buyer of single in
strunent, not to satisfy himself al Mr. Waters depot
In connection with this part of the trade. Mr.. Wa
tiers is one OF the most extensive publishers of music
in the Union. He keeps at steady work eight press
es, and his popula music, by the most eminent com
posers, flying everywhere broadeaest fhr hout tho
land. We doubt if Oliver Ditson, OF Boston, said
to be the largest music dealer in the United States
turns of more sheets or better music than Hoiace
Waters. When Mr.. w. commenced in this city he
was told by competitors that he better move on'
the pianos he offered were "no go i bat Horace
being pretty stubborn New Englarder concluded
he wouldn't move on the way his rivals meant al
least, until he had tried the market and his concu
sion now, after six years trial. during which he has
been compelled to enlarge his premises several times
Is, that he teM move on, and keep moving ON, and
up until ne is able to sell 100 Instruments a week
taad of 30, and make at least % of the loo himself
After all Mr. Waters success is mainly to be attti
buted to his liberal patronage OF the Press. There
is scarcely paper in the Union Of any rcsnectabi-
ty into which his advertisements hav1 found their
way. by no other means could he in so short a time
have arisen to his present position His late reduc
ton or the price OF music and instruments has also
largely increased his trade. He means, if making
the superior article at the lowest prices will effect II
to move so far that competition win LAG in the rear
1t is worth any ones whie-buyer or MOTTO drop
in at No. 1873 Broadway (his depot and see some of
his things of beauty, for
"A thing OF beauty is joy forever"
lyn4oI .. Il EreRiRg Mirror
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

with or without the iron Frames possessing in their
improvements of over strings and action, length of
scale ,power and compass of tone equal to the Grand
Piano, united with the beauty and durability of struc.
ture of the square Piano. They justly pronoun-
ced by the Press and by the first Musical Masters 10
be equal to those of any other manufacturer They
built of the best and most thorough seasoned ma
terial and guaranteed to stand the action of every
climate. This House isthe Sole Agency of
T. Gilbert q. Cos Celebrated Premium Pianos. ruth
or withont tie 4gsolian Rollet g. Cumston's,
Uood~ard g. Br0ua's, Jacob Chjcker,
ings, and other Boston Pianos,
Each Instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the purchase money refunded Second Hand Pianos
at Great Bargains, constantly in store, prices from
$50 to $l40
Sole Agency of S. d. g. II w Smiths Me1odeons
tuned to equal temperament to which was recently
awarded the First Premium at the National Fair at
Washington, d. &. Price from $45 to $3.50. Dou-
BILE bank Melodeons 5000.
Horace Waters Melodeon, a superior instru-
ment i'll tone touch and durability of make. TUNED
the equal temperament) Melodians of all other
styles and makes.
Martins Guitars, BroUns Harps, Flutes, VI
0lnS and all other musical Instruments of all kinds
large discount TO schools, teachers churches and
clergymen. The trade supplied ON the most liberal
terms.
Music.-One of the largest and best selected cat.
alogues of Music now published, comprising many
of the choice and most popular airs of the day; among
them are found the universally popular productions
of THOMAS BAKER.
Music sent by mail to oil parts of the country post
paid. Particular and personal attention paid TO all
orders received by mail. Satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
Grocery and Provision Store.

4 AM expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
In making ny grateful acknow ledgcments to my
friends in the county and city of Kenosha for their
very encouraging support Of my cndeavors 10
them to the besl of my ability. am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the contn-
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me-
am now enabled to make such arrangements for their
wants in my way of business being promptly and
advanageously attended to, cannot fail to be ben
>fciai to the interests of my customers.
At my Store, No. GO Main ST, calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand:
a first rate quality Of Groceries, of all descrip-
lions, comprising Black and Green Teas, CeHesa,
&s. A sound assortment of
VISIONS,
In the way of the best quality of Winter and Spring
Flour, IndiaA IHeai and Rye Flour
HOtasOes and all kinds Of scasonable VeeekabLss
can also recommend my Butter and Cheese which
most choiecly select. | would also call attention
to my convenient "MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for, and will always be found ~
useful as they good
Ey Flour ami all other heary ARTICLES sciH be sent
lone free Of carriage
SAMUEL VALE.
No. SO Main Street, Next Door North of T. Rob.
...con's Drug Store. '"
keHoska, july H. 1854 fvlen5
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
Chnnccry Sale.
State Of Wisconsin, d.
Kenosha Circuit Court III Equity'

State of Wisconsin, D,
Alonzo Campbell VS.. Thomas III Hannah Jane C
Hannah and George w Doneburgh
10y virtue and in pursuance of decree of the cir
H1 cult court for the county of Kenosha and state
OF Wisconsin, made and entered in certain cause
pending therein on the chancery side thereof in the
term of November 1852, wherein Alonzo Campbell
il complainant and Thomas II Hannah Jane C Han
nam and George w Doneburgh are defendants boar
ing date the 18th of November A 1852, appointing
me commissioner for that purpose, pursuant to the
statutein such case made and provided shall sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder at the door of
the court House i'll the city of Kenosh in said coun-
ty on Friday the 18th day of October ID 1856
between the hours of nine and twelve in the forenoon
of that day, the following described real estate to
wt:-All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land
situated in the town of Brighton, in the county of
kenosha (late county of Racme) and state of Wis
consin-viz All of the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section No. twenty 2O in town
ship no. two ~ north of range no. twenty (20 east
and containing forty acres of land. Dated Kenosha
August 18th, 1855
o. s. HEAD, GEO L. LEE
Compfts Solr. 6w9 Commissioner.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH BOND.

rs 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 hrst
class companies of the country. To wit:
Connecticut Fire Enssrnnee &c. HARTFORD,
Conn. Capital 5000 0oo--J. b. Eldredge, Secretd-
ry; Is. w. Greene, President
Pie mix Gnssra ace Co, HARTFORD, Conn. "a
pital S2oe, ooO--H. Kellogg, Secretary; T. d. Nor
gan, PreSadent
Merchandise Stores, Dwellings, Farnhouses, 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 and paid as heretofore.
New England MussxI Life Insurance Go.
BosToN, Mass, Il. /. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips. Pyesident-As a Life Insurance Compa-
nv stands the first in the country.
Kenosha. Dec. z, IS54-ly22 JOSIAH BOND
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M u s &c a [.

ENHE Subscriber has recently recei
Il we'd large addition to her former rTyeseeaFssrWu
stock OF Musical Instruments, and + N mi IN
would invite all intending TO purchase II
to call and examine them
scrnPhines, 4EoIians, and ETelosieoms,
From the celebrated manuiaetory of Messrs Prescott
a. Brothers, Concord, n. H., and unsurpassed i'm
style of hnish sweetness and compass These fnstru,
ments are confidently recommended to the public and
fully warranted-the Makers inviting a comparison
with those of any other mandatory in the Union.
Also, Agent for the PIANOS manufactured by
Messrs. Boardman & Gray, Aibany, and Messrs. A.
Laid e. Co., Boston.
One second hand Melodeon of Princes manafae.
ture, for sale at reduced price.
Second hand Pianos 20 Rent
All communications promptly answered
Rooms three doors north of the Episcopal Church
west side of Ann street MARY 4 AYER
Kenosha, June 81, lS55-vl6nl
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MOTHER AZ

What charm this word possesses. 1t thrills the
heart of oil, frem prattng infancy TO gray hairs
But how many cares hers with all this love and
often, in the prime of life, she whers, droops and
dies Why this? Go watch her daily cares and anx-
etes Go witness her sieepless nights until herwhole
system is broken down. indicated by s'ck headache,
Indigestion, Patp1tation Of The Heart and loss of APP
petite-the bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but viii not enumerate-you
you see and feel it all Do you want antidote for
all this! Then sit up straight; hold up your shout
ders; take abundance of cheerful, outdoor
cise battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use HzCrtimare's Bitter Corr
siial!-the most invigorating, lifemparting cordial
ever compounded: Price ~. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, & Co,
& +. ROBINSON,
-Lts-oa2 Druggists in Kenosha