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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
Extracts from Testimonials Concering
S. D. G. II. W. SMITHS
CELEBRATED MELODEONS

In an Article in the Febru;i number OF the Re
view, answering some iponr'es III regard to the
temperament ma5e by - IAN W. Jr. Brook
field VT )" noticed statement thai Princes Ne
lodeons, are tuned in tho equal temperaneut.--
Suce that time | have examined number
Prince d Co.'S Me odeons, with special reference
to the temperament, and have not found one tuned
in eqnal temperament. The tempe ament in The
mslodeons Of Prince & Co.'S manufacture that /
have examined, approaches nearer the equal than
in those Of Carhart s. Needham, but il is far from
equal, "a any one " troubled with a nice ear"
think will decide, if they will try the chords Of r
and + Sharp in succession. Tuner,
Pouitney, VI.
We are very happy to stand corrected Oh this
point. We make tho statement alluded 10 above
oil the authority OF professor Of music II this CT
ty, without having observed in reference TO it our
selves--a thing we very seldom do, We have
since examined Prince 4 Co.'s Melodrons, and
find "a Tuner" right. Wedo know, however.
that s. ID. g. II. W. Smiths Meodeons. sold By
Horace Waters, 1893 Broadway, are tuned in the
equal temperament.--N. Y. Musical Reriep.
We wee as,onshed and delighted at The per
lection 10 which Alcssrs S. ID. & II. w. Smith
have brought the Melodeon, aud The richness
sweetness,and purity of tone Of which they are ca
pable-- Boston Pathfinder.
Messrs. S. ID. 6 ii. w. Smith rank as the Fl ST
me- u II facturers of the Meodeon in this country
Their ms ruinents recommended by the hest
judges superior in every Representation Com
m0nUedtth.
They are acknowledged to be unqucsonab!y
the best in the country.-Manchester Mirror.
u There is constantly in store at this es:ab-
lish Ten different makes ci Pianos, and FIVE
different makes Of Melodeons.
" Each instrument is guaranteed to give en-.
ire satisfaction, or tn e purchase money refunded
Persons at distance wishing TO purchase will,
by forwarding their orders, have their wants
peH and as cheaFly supplied as though personally
present.
HORACE WATERS,
n49l 333 B,oad,oou. Mem York.
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Extracts from Editorials Concerning
T. GILBERT & Co.'S
PREMIUM EOLIAN PIANOS

The II 1iian Piano Forte is undoubtedly the
most perfect establishment human ingenuity
has constructed. Two instruments are blended in
one. The -Eolian is both attached and detached;
so that the Piano may be played with or without
it or with one hand the performer may elicit The
meodIous strains of the -Eolian, uud with the other
invoke the harmonies OF the Piano. The instru.
ment which. in the evening, incited to the dance
or aided the festive song gives forth, in the morn
ing. the pealing tones which prelude and accom-
pany the solemn hymn. Mr. Waters new rooms
are very inviting to the levers Of ISIS But he
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FORAGE wArrRs, coruMN


has nothing IN his rooms equsfin beauty and com.
pseteness TO Gi!berts Eolian Piano Fories.-Nor
ris d Willis Home Journal.
The variety and beauty Of the effects can only
be appreciated by those who hear those magnif-
cent instruments at Mr.. Waters estabIishment.--
~ Y Tribune.
The Eoian Piano Fortes sent to the Crystal
Palace from the great music rooms Of Horace Wa
tiers, have been proved be By all 9TH
ers in those qualities which the greatest performers
most prize.-E rening Post.
The Pianos sold by Mr.. Waters are very popu-
lar. The framework is metallic, and the instru-
ment is warranted to stand any climate with scare
ly any need of tuning.-N Y. DAILY II lines.
We have heard sveral pieces performed on
of these instruments, and we truly say that
The effect of The attachment, which gives rich,
full tone, is most beautiful.--Hudson Gazette, ".
Y
The invention of the new voices has Invested
that instrument Of IT'S harsher tones, and gwen
all The putty and richness Of parlor organ.-Er
ening alias, Albany. N. Y.
The objections to these instruments sometimes
raised, that the two arrangements will not keepin
tune together. has been obviaied ia the manner OF
their construction, and Mr.. Waters has in his pos
session. from persons who have had them in use
for several years the satisfa
to this eff;ct.-Dcmoerat, Bing hampton, N. Y.
This admirable ns,rumen, is everywhere pras-
ed.--Christian II. fector. Boston.
The Eoan Piano is now the chief attraction
in all music a circles in the South The Aiabama
Baptist, Marion.
These Pianos must be nearly perfect, because
they elicit praise from the most experienced and
AGO .,plished performers, wherever we learn theil
opinions The Independent, Montgomery
We can hardly imagine anything superior for
the music Of the social o. the family circle The
Erening Echo, NeU Bedford, Mass
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
In he Of

I'm Probate---k eRosiaR County Court.
In the Matter of Will Testament of Chester W.
Martini
On the Christopher Champlin,
Of Ottowa LaSale of Illinois and taking
proofs the other Chester
W. Martin late kenosha county state Of Wisconsin,
entng among other things that the 2nd day of May
1855 died testae leaving goods estate this
county and that he the petitioner father law of said
and that the instrument the last will and tes
said deceased and praying that letters
may be issued to Caroline r.
will
ordered that said petition be heard before the judge of
this Saturday. the 18th July A. D. 1856 at ten
O'Clock. NJ at his office the
lis fnrt Ordered that thereof given 10
heirs deceased and all persons
copy ghs order for three prior said
day of hearing the Eenosha ribune aud telegraph
newspaper printed published county
Dated henosha, June oh, 1850, JON. b. JiLSUN,
3wn3 County Judge
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Sheriff Sala.


BY VlRTt Of two issued out of and
seal of the circuit and the kenosa and
state of Wisconsin directed delivered against the
goods and chat els and andr rowsee
have levied and shall ofer for safe
cn or yendus to the highest bidder therefor directs
at the Cour House the and kenosha and
state aforesaid the 2ls day A d. 1855 between The
hours OF one and three o'clock in the all
the right title and interest which the said Waters Tows
on the Oth day January A. D. ISL any time since that
day IN ami to tile following described piece or parcel of Land
lying ana being in the county and State aforesaid Wit
me south han OF the south east Of NJ seven
in town two north Of range twenty three east containing
weight acres of Land j. T. EtIIE sherry
20 ID ~ 6v5o ofk enr.bS. ,t,,..,.,.
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IAIN SIRE EFT, KENOSAA WISCONSIN
n,w receiving their Winter Stock of
HNARDWAHs 81 STOVES of every
ID IL <ind and variety thalIskept in any Establish
ment of the kind. which we will sell Cheapey than
has ever been otltre in this city. We have ouhand
the following Splentd assortment. OF COOKING
STOVES. ailof Albany Castings, and Warranted
tostahd Fire and Bake we'll. noSnle.
OLD IR ON-SIDES.
W. Sliding Hearth ~ Dish Pan underneath
This Stove took T. First Premium at thelast
Slate Fairfield at Al amy last Fall, and is pro-
nou"ced by those that have used them, to be the
Best Stoves in the World. Hea
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT, -
Very Heavy Castings.-Belle of the State
LARGE Oven extending underline Hearth A beau
tiful p ,ttern Queen of the Forest. Elevated Oven
which beats ANYTHING of the kind IN the market
IRON WITCH,
Brick Oven, with Furnace in front, which every
body saws is perfect in every respect
WESTERN WITCH.
Anew pattern, large Oven, and beautiful Cast
ing.
Woolson'e Patent Ar>Tisht.a beautiful Stove
Rsnsoms Pre- MUM Castings, all sizes, warranted
tr<tand Fro. We manufacture.
Copper, Tin aoi Sheet Iron, Of erery des-
cription, by experienced Worhmen
notnecea. arv 10 mention articles we have
~ baud. Alive ask of;hose wishing to purchase
is to calland examine our Stock and Price and
be satisfied that We are telling thetruth
We wiU not ke mRderSold by any EstcJ-
isbment in tie State.
Don't Forgct tho New Hardware store!
Nov 1858. GEO. w. HALE
19ly GEO. N.TOWSLEE.
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state OF wisconsin, Kenosha County Circuit
Conrt---In Chancery.

FUKECLOSUNE.
George hiha Complainant. Serene Fisk Lucinda Fisk
'9J uds"n Joseph VQuares Michael Frank Charles Dur,
kee Luther James and Clement lie Fevre. defendants
appearing the satisfaction of this Court affidavit that
e IN this suit said Pho hudson and James
are each Oh them of the said Wiscopsnbat r
cess 20 appear has been issued in this against defend
ants on Tue oil Med against them and
thr appearance to be entered in this according TO the
rules OF th Court the ought snch
process had been daily served Therefore, James
fettt Compainants solicitor it is
PENDANTS mi JudsDn and Luther James deemed
en- to DC absent it is further ordered
absent defendants appear plead demuv
eOnPaEants bil or by the tn day of October A.
@ or in default thereof that said bill complaint may
taken as confessed agant them
And 1t IS further ordered that within twenty days
date hereof this order he published newspaper printed
IN the City OF kenosha, in the State OF Wisconsin, called
kenoSa Tribune and Telegraph and that the be pub
sed f"F SIX weeks successfully therein each
week within said twenty
served on each of said absent defendants livery copy
thereof to them.
Dated June %, A. d. 1855 JON r. JILSUN
D. j. ftTrir. County Judge,
Complts SOPr. [6wn3l of Kenosha Co.
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HORACE WATERS COLUMN.
n E A p
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE

HORACE WATERS.
No. 33s Broadsray, New York.
Opposition to monopoly Music at Greatly Re
duced Rates.
e Notbwi,hsta nding the combination
Of Music dealers 10 keep up the
j 4 q uprices ofnon copyright muse, ag ainst
the int rests of native composers, and their re,u
sal 10 extend to Mr.. Waters the courtesies OF the
trade, he is making immense saies-hav'ns a.
bundant evidence, that he has public countenance
and support in his opposition to the Great hi"noP-
DIV and in his eff; rts aid Native Talent, and TO
,dopt the National Currency. His stock OF A
,nsric,n and European music is immense, and
The catIague of Of his own publications is one OF
tb, LARGEST and best selected in the United States.
lie has also made great Reduction IN prices Of
Pianos yeodeJns and Musical instruments OF
All kinds. Superior toned 81 octave pianos for
Sl75, S200 and 1925, interior of as good qusliiy
aud instruments as strong and as durable as those
which cost $500. Pianos vi every variety Of sty lie
aud price up to S $1,000, comprising those of ten
different manufactures: among them the ceIebrut
ed modern improved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premium Eolian Pianos of 7. Gilbert &
Co.'s maze (owners of the Eolian patent). Sec
ond hand Pianos al great bargains Prices from
$40 to $50 Melodeons from five different man
nfa ctories, including the well known 5. d. g. w.
Smith g meiodeons, (tunsd the equal tempera-
ment.) tie hest m ada in the United States. Price
SIS, $50, $75, 500, lis, SIPS. Sl35 ioo
Smiths double bank Melodeons $2O0. Each
Piano and Meiodeon guaranteed. The best terms
10 the trade, schools, dc. l2A per cent discount.
to cIergymen and churches. All orders promptly,
aiteuJrd to- Music sent to ali parts Of the coun-
try, post paid, at the reduced rates. Genel al and
select Catalogues and schedule OF prices of Pianos
forwarded to any address free Of charge.
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Charter Oak.

So well known in the West, where thousands
have b. en- sold, and the operation always rnaran>
eed. and in no instance has it failed 10 satisfy the
purchaser. We have Oh hand aud intend to keen
MS the market NAV demand large variety of
Hot Air Cooking, Paror and Box Stoves, Of DIFF
ictent patterns We believe we shall he able 20
make it all object for all Stove dealers, or hous,
keepers who may want to purchase Stoves, eth
trimmed Of unlrmmed by the quantity or sing r
to give us call. We sell as low as any in tie.
market. AZ. 6m he
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Sheri6,s Sale.

BY VIRTUE of execution issued of under
seal o me Circuit Court and for the of kenosa
State of Wisconsin. and delivered against
the goods. chattes lands Of
have levied upon and shall sell public venduc
tho highest bidder therefor the directs
House in the city of kcn"a in the county and state aor
said the 4h day of August A. D. 1866 between the
of and three o'clock in the
right title and interest which said Truman Downer had 0
the 10Th day Of June A. d. so in and following
he'd piece parcel Of land, lCuudcd and described
follows to Wit Fractional Block number (69) in
the city of ken0sha being the northeast quarer
No. thry CD in township t2)
twenty three [23l JOSEPH l. EHLE,
Sheriff of keuosha County.
CIV
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WINTER CnnDs,


OF depending on navigation for our snn,liss
= oil uoods, bot receiving them direct from Bos.
ION hy express. with the New Yearwe have OMEN
ca lew New Bales and Boxes OF New Goods, 90
that we can present to our numerous Customers.
The New Year with New Goods, to which we re.
specially ask their attention
:, IN TER STA WIS, ofall descriptions for
Natrons, Maids, aud Little Misses
ntfERioR FLANNELN, both of wool and
cotton, b!eachcd and unbleached
GLoAhINGS ofevery variety ofstyIe, goods.
and quality.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we have mos,
excellent assortment OF Cloths Cassimeres, and
Nestines. Of aIl Colors and STYLES.
MiTTENS AND GLOVES Of the very hest
kinds Neck Shaws and ComiorteIs, Woolsu
Socks &c, &c.
We aeil our goods just as cheap as before com.
with the east partially closed. C.l
and see,
METCALF & MERRILL.
January, 1855. iv3o
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PENSION LANDS!
1So CTGS OF land
To all who served since 1890

The Act Of Congress Of March. 1855. giants
to all, Indians included, who served IN amy WEI
since 1879, fourteen days, or les if engaged in
battle, and to the widows of fcers and soldiers OF
the Revolutionary war, if now wing and 10 Chap
lalns who served with tie army, aud to the Platts-
burg and LewiStown volunteers, GO acres Of lana,
alter deducling what has been received.
The undersigned will receive applications ard
act as ar Mt in prosecuting Claims under he aors
mentioned act l.. @. MERRILL
kenosha, Wis 1855
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work,

Done to order with punctuality, aud IN the oes'
possible manners s may other first class work
Tha akfu for past liberal patronage. the under
signed feels confident, by strict attention to busin'
ess, and the wants of his customers by keeping up
his ashionalable aud seasonable assortment oil hrs
class Goods, aud selling at unusually low pHces
to merit The patronage ofthe public and buyers.
GJ-Cash paid fo' Hides and Pelis %
Nav II, so. mas T.. l.. ELY.
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ETNA INSURANCE co.

Increase Cash npItai to $4,000, 900.
HAVE the pleasure OF informing the dealers
u with this Company and the public generally
that IN view OF toe vast increase nf business dur-
ing the past year, IT. cash capital has been ine
creased to $3.50 o. q. This together with ,ha
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, aud
the enormous receipts OF premiums on IFS regular
ana established business. affords it's Eocy hnlders
an indemnity much greater than any other ip-
suran"r Company in America.
TN business OF this company is conducted on
fair ana LIBERAL principals aud IT'S losses are ALWAYS
prompiIy.rai in cash. The UNDERSIGNED in en-.
terng upon the twetvth year 9th s. agency for this
company IN This city ana vicinity. bcgs to conprat-
uIatr Its dealers upon its remark bic success. and
the ImPo'taniincred of its capital aud business
which together with the manner in wi ich its bu-
jneSs is conducted. places it on basis heyond he
reach oi any con ingency short Of simultaneous
contlagratlon OF The country.
All apr1catIonS for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will he attended TO with tho
same punctnaiity as heretofore. Rates as low as
any other responsible Office.
Kenosha. Feb. Is, 50. l.. G. MERRILL.
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M E DICAL
THE AMERICANS FRIEND /!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens Of the United States,-
most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the patronage which YOU have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity Of stating that my
Ancestors were all American Citizens, and that [
: nteriain for all that concerns America aud Amer
can Citizens, the most lively sympa HES, so much
so that | originally compounded these Pills ex-
pressly to suit your climate, HABITS constitutions,
aud manner of living intending o establish myse {
among you, which have done, by taking premises
in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, Ne,c York
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TAKEN UP

% Bf the Subscriber, on his premises in
<Sewe%YS Whoatland, kenosha County State Of
k4kEEN Wisconsin, ON the 2lst dav of June
~ three sorrcl Mares, two Of them have
-~N=ZAk-.s white stripes in their faces and white
hind fen, scRpoSed to be three years old-the other
10 supposed " be two years old, with no particular
maeh WILLIAM DYER.
WhssE ~ Juse "a, lsSS
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Mr.. wise-Democracy-secrecy

The Philadelphia Inquirer has for correspond
ent in this city some one whose obsolete Whiggcry
must be In good part overlooked, because Of many
Of the really wise and modern ideas he presents to
US. Take, for example, the following, from his
letter of the 29,h ultimo st
"When greeted by the united Democrats and
Wigs (Hcaven save the mark y Of this city, a
couple Of weeks ago, M. Wise spoke Of putting his
feet upon his opponents, and trampEng them in
the dust. On Saturday last, in the only published
call erer made of the meeting on thai evening
which appeared In the editorial columns of the
Washington Star, apaper devoted to the service
| Of Mr. Wise, this language was quoted as from him.
Mr.. Wise had also, as il notorious here, declared
that as soon as the elections we're over, (by which
| he was understood 10 mean the elections in Vir-
ginia and In this city, there should be In the
departments of the government such a revolution
as had never before been experienced. In view OF
these things was II likely that party stung by
defeat should be patientf The mob was wrong,
but the gentleman with the coat Of many colors
was very far from being right.
The policy aud propriety Of secrecy in political
| parties ] do not desire to defend. But, can the
Democratic party condemn itf Have they not
| been ruled by secret political conclsves and have
they not In turn ruled the country, in compliance
with the behests Of such secret combinationsY And
further be whom was the proscriptive policy In
auguratedf What party has always practised II
| What party now practises Ill Are not able and
faithful officers now from month TO month dismiss
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Chamberlin's Commercial College,

NO. III baltimore st., Bdifinere, Md.
NHIS Institution presents superior fa-
- cilities TO young men desirous Of obtaining q
practical business education.
The course Of study embraces double entry, book
Keeping as practically applied TO the management Of
mercantile, bank, manufacturing, and steamboat
books business penmanship and mercantile compu.
tshons familiar lectures on commercial law, upon
the subject Of exchange promssory notes
tracts, partnerships &c
The exercises are all strictly practical being de
dnctsd from actual business transactions, and &C
completsly combine practice with theory that stu
dents on the completion Of the course in every
respect competent TO conduct ON scientific princi
plesy any set Of double-entry books. The students
have access OF Commercial Library, procured ex
pressy for their accommodation
denominations are held at stated periods, and d
plomss are awarded to those found competent to
represent the Institution In mercantile capacity.
Usual length Of time 70 complete Che whole courst
from eight % ten weeks ~
For Psrticulsrs wriss and receive circul.rby mail
mar N-eood1y vtc-e A8f1n'
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BOUNTY LAND.

AFFICERs, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines,
Indians Wagon-masters, and Teamsters, (ther
widows or minor children who have not yet received
full l60 acres and who have been in service IA days.
are entitled 10 land in any war since 1790
Widows, whose husbands died while in service,
are entitled 10 pensions, and minor orphans Of such
to years hafpay. All who believe themselves en-
titled to Land-bounty, and Pensions, will be bene-
fitted by calling on the subscriber either In person
by letter. postpaid corner of 9TH and Streets No.
482, opposite General Poet Office.
Z Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms.
No pay in advance, and no charge II nothing Is OBJ
tained H
Z CT Refers 10 the citizens generally.
|. Special attention given TO suspended claims.
JN0. JOHNSON, q
apl8--ly Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.
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LOOK BEREf
NuORE Bounty Land 10 NIL who served |

MORE Bonnty Land TO all who served
lVu in any war, since 1870, whether officers,
soldiers, sailors, marines, lsndsmen. chaplaiDs,
clerks Indians wagon-masters, teamsters (or their
widows minor children who have not yet received
full l60 acres and who have been in service "a days
viii DO well 70 write to us post paid and their Land
Variant will be sent 70 them, and no charge II mot
obtained.
Address, or call on
LLOYD a CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, ID. O
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IL and 10th streets hare just received q large as
snrtment Of Cloths, Csssimers, and VestinR, which
they will have made up 10 order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very ia,ge stock of ready-mads
Clothing. which they win ssl cheap any other
establishment in the United Ststsas dec
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aAesinst the insidious wiles Of foreign influence,
oonire YOU TO believe me, fellowctxens- Jeai-
ossy 81 FREQ people ought 70 be constantly awais
ansnos Il one Of the most banefu foes Of republican
government - Waahdsgt0a.g ilgaaf -. !.
aT hope we may find sone means IN future q
shielding ourselves from foreign innuenee
I can scarcely withhold myself from joining IN the
wsh Of Silas Dean that there were an ocean o. nre
between this and the old world ,"--Jste,son.