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BEN. s, WELLER

Ia rr--4f BEN. 8, WELLER -
- Is thankful 70 bis many friends for the patron -
N age hitherto bestowed on him in his 1AS
Stove and Tin, Brass and Copper Mandatory, :
and trusts that he viii receive the additional favors u ma.
nv friends supporting his effort to establish an Aoricu
cultural Implement and Seed Store IN their midst
~ He Is general agent for Of the best Nurseries
in the Union and thO-e in want of the best Fruit Trees
be supplied through him at less cost than they can
oer. Nl.rt mh30
ExTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-All
H lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well To
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE.
formerly stretch orrs which has just received the
finest article ever brought to this city. = [mcts
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PARTICULARLY CHEAP
STAPLE GOODS.

WYE have few passed style Berages, that we are sci
w ing al less than half price.
X. G. McNAIRY co.
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- NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.
NASHVILLE AND NORTH WESTERN RAILROAD


DkOPOSAIS will be received addressed to the snbscri-
-bers at their Office in Dresden, Neakley enunfy.
Tenn until Monday the 18th day al June for tbs grub
bing and clearing grading masonry crnssties &C. Of 80
miles of the Western division of the sb0ve road
cling 81 miles from tie city OF Hickman Nv at the
point of junction with tbs Mobile and Ohio Railroad in
Obiou county to Huntngto7.
Proposals will asn be received. addressed te Nashville
until Tuesday the 10th day # July for the grabbing aud
clearing grading and Masonry crOSses &c of so miles
OF the Eastern division OF said road commencing II Nash
vile.
and proposals will embrace more sectious Tbs
Middle division Of eighty miles will be ready fur contract
about the LIST Of September, Of which due notice will be
given This line OF road passes through hEe productive
and healthy country we'll watered and where supplies
be procured readily along the line, and cheap al any
sion is principally earth work. and the material is light ard
exceedingly easy of excavation The Eastern division is
heavy WORK, embracing about l4G 90 yards rock
on and 2s 900 yards The whole line easy CT
BY good roads, the country rolling and healthy
The usual monthly will be made in cash the
work progresses and bids proposing 10 take portion Of
payments in the capital stock Of the company will be ia
vOraby considered
Plans and prohes Of the work be seen, and spec
fcaOns, blank forms of proposals. and all other nfOrua
tion obtained By applying addressing the subscribers
at Dresden Nashville 10 days previous TO the letting
myl7-lm BECKER RUST, Gen1 Contractors.
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
WILLIAM Ii. WEBB, Attorney and Counsellor
w at Law, Washington City. d. c. offers hrs services
practitioner before the abuve-n8med Court, and viii
attend to all business that be entrusted to him, With
promptness and fidelity
~ Reference may be had to WIN. COOPER, Esq,
Nashville. Tenn
~ OF ee No 45s Si1ihStreet (mhI7-sm
.ss- Banaer, Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Wing vii
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HEREFORD, AUGHTER a c
RanlxanS- -

D = AND EACHHNIb BItUNbItN
Cedar Street., opposite the Post Oh e,
NASH WILLIE, TENN.
EXCHANGE, GOLD SILVER, AND all KINDS OF
--1 a BANK NOTES. ~.
DARTICULAR att nton paid COllecnns in all paIts
il of Kentucky, Tennessee aud North Alabama.
REFsRESCEs -MessrS. HObson Wheless Bank Of Nash
vile Hessrs Ewn Brothers. Wholesale Druggists Messrs
Fall Cunningham Hardware Merchants; MesSrs. w b
Shapard 4 Co Bankers Henry 7. Yeatman Esq. Whole.
sale Grocer; 5. NJ Scott Proprietor OF City Hotel
ps4y26-tf l.Fa -..... -. .
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS

GALL at WATERFIELD WALKERS on the Square
~ The styles they have introduced for the Spring
considered the handsomest Hats Of the season; while
the e1re H9laes Of ertare and superb, lsr0Es finish
render them highly desirable all who wish hat of the
most popular style and of the finest quality
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
THE becoming Hats for young will be fond
in great variety at Waterielj 4 Walkers They have
all the and popular designs in all the fashionable coll
for the 1t is also sad that their prices
little lower than can be found elsewhere.
app ISIS I WAfERFlEbD WALKER
- p SOFT FELT HATS 5-zaTas' s.sli
OF all the designs Black, White and Pearl Soft
Cassimere-the most desirable Hats of the season..
just introduced BY WATERFIELD WALKER
= 40. TO MERCHANTS. E-1EIO
MERCHANTS who wish selection of Hats that lrIA
wi SELL and who have the cash paw for them or are
rsyy prompt to make payment when DUE should call at
Waterfield Walkers They have very desirable varie
ty and sell at low and uniform prices q o. 81 ,E1z
a I1 WATERFIEI.D& WALKER, az
g.Hr. Fashionable Hatters,
ap7-n 26 Public Square, next to Cowboys.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR KxHIRITIoS
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
viii open at Odd Fellows Hall.
THE CITY OF NASIIFITU

Oa the First H0nddy Of October 1855
MANUFACTURERS, Mechanics Artists and ali 9TH
WI ers invited 10 contribute specimens Of their skill
and labor Competent judges will be appointed ezaG.
ine all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS those
entitled 10 them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without
pense to the owner and should be sent to the OF VIM
H. Gordon Co, Commission Merchants Market street
The object Of the Fair is 10 develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical Of the State Its
management is in the hands of committee Of reliable and
energetic men, and its placed beyond doubts
and an Invitation is most cordially and confidently
tended TO all who may be disposed to participate ia us adj
vsntagss.
No CHARGE viii be made e exhibitors either Tor the pr
Visge Of exhibiting OF for admission TO the Fair.
The opening of The State Agricultural Fair and
ing Of me Legislature simultaneous with the opening IL
the mechanics Exhibition will add unusual the
occasion
CRcULARs, containing full details Of The plan of the az
hoiton, end all other information desired will be pronp
y forwarded by addressing either Of the undersigned
NJ NJ. A0NOHAN Presr
IL N. WALKER, Cor Secy- apll
THE undersigned late Of Augusta Georgis having
Il purchased Of Messrs Nchol 4 Peacock Their stock
will continue the Commission and Grocery Business a.
their old stand, corner Of Market and Church streets
May Is, 1855. SEYMOUR TANNING 4 co.
HAVING sold our stock Of Merchandise TO Mesrs
IL Seymour, Tanning Co, late Of Augusta Georgia,
re take pleasure In recommending them custousrs
as gentlemen IN every way worthy Of their support and
patronage mayl5 NlCHOL PEACOCK
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y y :, : Fall & Cunningham:

Fail q Cunningham.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ANDIMPORTERS
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
No IL, North Side Public Square, NGsAriLs. IHBesses
ITAFE nov in store full and complete assortneot oil
HIrsOdre in all its varieties together with an gss-
say Urge stock Of C1trg and Guns TO aot when iney
invite the attention of Dealers visiting this mars lea their
stock has been made up by direct purchases rom me
Manufacturer both in Ameries and Europe esi
confident that those who may give ne ea4i VIA nhu -
advantageous 10 deal with them - a..
ysI and PROMPT tss buyers win find the prices q their
goods suited to the times
szy-Featbers received at the highest market price
Nashville March s.. lsi5-tw&w
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nOTATOEs.-54 bbls White Meshanie Pc asOes. re.
ceived this day per steamer Rescue, and for ALE by
mhsO MORRIS STRATT0S.
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WY ILL act General Agent tor the purchase aad sale
w Of Real Estate IN and the town OF TuIahoma
Of Farming lands in the counties Of Coffee Franklin Lin
coin end Bedford; aud Of Farming and Coal Lands the
Mountain District Of Tennessee.
~ Office, Verandah Hotel
{ TuIIahoUn CofEac c,upfr Tam March ,
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CENATE, STRAW AND CAMPEACHY
y HATS-A fine assortment of these highly popular
and very desirable UAMER HATS has just been opened
at FRANCISC0'S HAT STORE,
innAQ No % Public Square.
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BEASLEY a. RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS


Between the Masonic Hall and the Crutcber House.
~ ALL kinda Of Grainng and MarbIing done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
febQS-6mo
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I'm BBLS Ohio Whisky so bbls American Brandy !;
OUU 100 bbls Pixies Mag so do do Gin;
nolia Whisky so do Mong. Rye Whisky;
so obls Smiths Old Reserve IS do ola Peach Brandy
whisky: 10 do Jamaica Rum;
so bbls Old Bourbon Whisky in and for sale low by
mh24'55 NORRIS & STRATTON. ,
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GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORR & CO. have for sale the best
article of PENS i'm this market.
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NfILLEr SEED wASTED.-We wish 70 pur
N chase 500 bushels Of billet Seed. Also 80 bushels
Of Blackeys, Brown and Lady Peas. Also. Iornisld
Beans for which will paw the highest market price in
cash. WELLER COOPER.
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse.
April Is. Market rect
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CLERICAL REMOVALS.

Pine works ihany changes, but the
itinerant system Of ministerial labor
works more: Our citizens have just
given the'parting shandto Rev. =. 2.
ADAMS, Presiding Elder Of Morgan
town District Of the M, D. Church, who,
for the last four yearshas been active
'ly associated in oil the benevolent en-
terprises cfthei age which ore in ope-
fation among us. He has removed to
Gallia county, O., leaving in this field
a'host Of friends, and not IN enemy =
He has our best wishes for his success
ntie Buckeye State. e
Rev. JAMES DAVIS, Of the Presbyte-
I,ians church, also left here few weeks
since, after an agreeable occupant :9f
the passionate in this town for about rs
years. We are not apprised Of his new
location.
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CASUALTIES.

We regret to- learn that two inter
esting children Of Mr.. JOHN HousroN,
Of this vicinity, met their death, this
week, under circumstances which led to
q painful suspicion that they were poi
soned by aquack nostrum innocently
administered to them under the name
Of rermsfuge. They died suddenly in
commissions.
Tom, a faithful servant of Mr.. Jas.
Hawthorn, Of this county, fell from his
chair, q few days since, while Smelling
corn, and INSTANTLY expired.
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| pvw.,v INV R.,,oou AscrNa,o9 re
nsAAsk1sls oAssOUs As ~ 2o.sr
Ho,iy, VIZ 4 q ! Z I xiv,
M;cb;e,, seconded = A. =, al. III, in
balloon I'm that n H. :, III NOR
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Observation-Disclosures.

1t islnow quite well ascer'aiued that A
mericaI Rail Road Iron will wear about one
third llnger than English Iron, which will
more ,an counierbalance allof the advap.
tage flower price and longer credit, tits
time tlht the Ametican people should dis
cover 1.-THE baqs(ulpollcy Of going abroad
for lfoI works badlfiu every way. One
mill Opposite this city. gave up thai bapOt||
oibusiiess on account Of long credit 'u'
the mdt Of The others 10 The Stale III OPP
Grafton and have orders forg q n 'rs y = {
come. We have insshuassM, I sdbyly,
home and ought here 70 r.
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~ ~ III IltI 49, NtI N' 4
lwbich,cboha common TO all, with
lout dt,inc of creed or party, and free
Il f,on H. Fncs ordirection Of d dcnon,i.
ID |natiohl titan character.
All buch Is Christianity, BY the
Conlitu6p fneasly all the States; ny the
|decjioAhe most eminent judicial au.
y |thojtiyJ BY the consent Of the Aeople
lofkntJ IFS considered an element9 our
: pdtihHem, and as the Holy Bible, IS
. aiode Esonrce Of Christianity: and the
!. dpditd ind fountain ofallciyil and reli-
i, joA Pm, we oppose every attenptto
I adud4 ON the schools thus established
! XII. ~ American party having arisen.
!, !, 1ipon Tins and 10 spiseiof the opposition
,,II5 thef g and Earthquakes, cannot
il he he any manner responsible for the.
pbnox1 acts OF violated pledges ofeilher.
4 And ,Eystematic agitation Of The slavery,
ouss, lby both those parties having ele.
yated ,icnal hostilityinloa positive ele-
mend political power, and lbtoushsour in.
stitu into peril, il has heretofore become
.tbe ]ltative duly ofl,he American party
Y ;rbose. for The purpose ofgiying peace
totAbuntry and per1us,uity to The Union.
Experience has shown 1t impossible
y 1ncils opinions q extreme as tbos,a,
,sb;|Eepafate the dis ou,ants. and as there her
|ss,lno dishonor. 10 d. -
be1tioual Council has deemed II the best
hlise Of common justice and future
NV "a abide by and maintain the existing
HIN on the subjecto Of slavery, as a final
al Inclusive seltlementuf that subject in
Isl Ind in substance.
| \ regardinsit ths highest duty tojayow
Kill |pinions upona subjectso important,
|id IEnct and unequivocalt itisihere.
bbEbted as the sense ofthis National
|dbEilthat Congreis possesses no power, IN.
dae Constituted TO legislate upon the
s4cl Of slayeryiHthe Staleswhereit does
Sofay exist, or exclude any State from adj
nj IN ,nto the Ijbion because its Constitu.
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We are MOI tenacious Of the scolds phi
yilege, the last word, in an encounter with
such thing as the Morgantown Telegraph
but having been compelled, in self defence,
10 notice them last week, we shall follow
,bar, th;e weak We intend 10 be rierfectiv
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IowA.--MrsJ j. A. Williams, in The clarks.
burg Register. gives description Of whathe
has seen Of Iowa. The following areies
tracts:
The winters are very cold fot several
months. But to me The most objectionable
feature is, the fierce winds that sweep o,
yer these plains. They are solhard as,o
cause attimes cloud Of dust fly through
thu air, which comes in contact with the
|eye, and causes it to be a common cry ofthe
citizens, II have got the sore eyes" was
/ in one Of these Storms Of dust, and also in
hail storm, and lean truly say, 10 me 1t was
ierrifcs
There Is a scarcity of timber, except along
the water courses, there ii is plenty. This
timber is hauled into the plains at the dis
lance of from one TO eight miles for fuel,
building and fencing. There issome coali in
|the Slate. The veins are from Two 10 FIVE
feet in thickness.
The water is generally pure, and ofsuffi-
cient quantity for stock and other purposes,
except in the large prairies. There they
|haye 10 water their stock from wells which
have TO be sunk from ten,o fifty feet in
depth.
- Il A|st.s
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NATIONAL PLATOON


l. The Acknowledgement ofthat Almis
ty Being, who rules overthe UnFerse, W
presiles over the Councils Of Naslons-wl
conducts the affairs oflmen, and who, in
very slepbywhich we have advanced tot
character Of an Independent nation, has
tinguished US BY some token Of provident
agency.
Ill. The cultivation and development O
sentiment Of profoundly intense Americ
feeling; Of passionate attachment 70 9
county, It's history and its institutions;
admiration for thepurer days Of ournasie
al existence; Of veneration for the hetoiI
that precipi,ated our Revolution, and of 4
ulslion fol tile virtue, wisdom and patti
ism that framed our Constitution andis
successfully appliedils provisions. fSI
iii. The maintenance Of the Upa q
these United States as the paramount
calgood; orto use the language Of y|s9p'pg1
ton, .'the primary object of patriotic f'l'e'
And hence:
LIST. Opposition TO all attempts eaksr|
OF subsert it.
end. Incorporating anIas v z esi
cry principle Of policy thstb,d ssfi y
81. The advocacy of an eaiP'e ADJUST
mert Of all political differences men urea
tens its integrity or perpeuif
4ih. The suppression Of 's''ustflss ~.
political divisions, found q sgsogIaphl-
cal determinations, or We oenei '''a :
there is real diffsrenq 'n.s1es's ana 49,
yiswsp between the va . SECTIONS p Tue
Union. L ~. u
9Th. The full fecos| = wy ~ %. :. j
the several States, as .ss.. ~
inthe Constitution, ~ ~ ::
by the General Go .s 80. ~ y
[encs with the II ~ 'Ss.''s'''s II
ecuiive action, \ a.. e... ~, Il
Nv. obedien2 'a - Soas'l.s ~ !,
these United ~ eh,;as,dra mn, AIM
the land, say ~ s,ss, :, : IT, H.
parts and me- i'm ssaa h. rs;ns;aIss
10 the spirit H. ,,s -, ,,sats.,s Avo,,,;;, I,
, ay"I y i, btial OF disputed points it nay
'As' - Ny ascertained and expoundsa
S On = y lal power of1ths United States.
III rorollaty toibe aboye:-
Sbit Of reseren,isl obedience to lib
le.her National, State, oil Munici-
,a~ HI they are either repealed d dsclaI.
III Constitutional by the proper authority.
| "a tender and sacred regard fpt thtpse
| Jof statesmanshlp, which are tofbsNjll|
lH.rl.l 49,. l. "a, =. l.. ~ ~ ~ y -||
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Cduassflsis i|oses Of the Farmers
4unk " YifgMh are in circulation at
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! Van 81 As,.. BO.h England I'D Rus

4 u Waat 81 Ken. Both England md Rus
4 jsppssl 70 b hard pushed 10 f9d human
va for powder in the present slnsuinary
~ they are waging, for while Highland is
buiising f0rcisusrsiu America qnd Gs,ma-
~, Russia has brought into Europe the bar.
Serious hordes o: Asiatic Tarlaryg and are for,
cibly incoiporatiug'inlo their army the Bay
szd, The Armenians and Kurds| With sly
immense armies in the field, a1i the COM A. !
PAL loss Of; thousands by disease and bfle'
The eqse c91boi be otherwiso. ~ |
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Norta Ws,ters Railroad.

Morta Ws,iers Railroad
The fifth snpaal mestiagbf,heA
holders y tlis companylwss ii
Parkeysdrg, On Wednesday last
9Th ~ The old board u direct
Ivy. reelected; TheP residepsannoss
~ at a subsequent r,ee,;se mat the
towncouncil and ihe a,panyhad cone
to satisfacts.s understanding witt 1t
gard I. 'ne river banks, about Mill
;sielr interests weis s,,nnnsed 4 ~
iic'; The citizens Of Parkars, r. s !. =
pledged 10 additional subscrS,i H. a "
Z amount ofSso,ooo,o tylstock Of J,
pc company, wherenpon y'rk wiilba
commenced 2 upon the deps and s,a,;sn.
. 'uaf place. s. Bal.imor lmeriicas.
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VI7IEDICTORY|


|s . A 'ae s''s wy
|dea Psano .''0'' 2 r. P''' s,
|siS eSee g. Called l.,' o. J tn 2
||ds &. n :. g '@' e proper 2 ! &, Z ~
|a1s2'ple' q'S 4 4 s e s':' w Va ono
|pa[77 hs' y p|sy Z, ~ :, manner
ri sq|'7' 20 /. et y :, should nave
equal ia q '' Il u editor l and pro-
|priet0r e :! 90 3! | " come GO to tho .
canclusi0ss 9uiss lts publication .
iromSthis dafa' give place at once
70 ssyoung AHEt!sa.
A period p ST years has nearly ex'
pred since No commenced the publicas
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H.I,Dsblr. cop1S c0srsP1d T.; deter ss,.
miuad|to grant lenses e' - X 4. IT,
quoJ W . yo'sof y 70 r ja'
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crees Of slang.tatficking junto, that they
may revoke or retain in fall force, at their
convenience or pleasure. We do notfear
their ftowns Or billingsgate-wedo not court
their smiles or eourtesies! When the ends
|of truth are to be snbserved--@hen fait#ess
and justice demands it-wheh our principles
assailed require it--when our feelings, at.
tempted 10 besporled with or injured, call
for tive shall notice them, aud in such
terms as we shall deem appropriate to the
occasion. In the relation we shall assume
las editor Of the Union, such will be our
right and our duty, and We shalsneyer de-
sire 10 surrenderthe right, orevadethe duty.
This must suffice.
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A despatch from Madrid state a. lhs
Cottes had granted extraordinary kers %
M GovernEH'snt by decided Of i3s

Letters from Bombay to both Nh stase
tha, an important and powerful sedilidl,
Of $1,000 men and an extensive It was
ready to proceed to the Persian CA \ con-
|lnenre offensive ations against H Shah
~ Peysls.
b 81 in s,tssA cosrsarsA
$, !sxps s5CrSs that Frhnce and telaad
mad ! ec! I1ad pisandiig a Vienna cd pence
adx fut'htS' a, INV 4
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-23

The new Austrian propositions
!peremp,otily negotiated BY AL
France
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Belgium has agreed 10 furn
troops to tile army Of the allies.

ltwasreported that The Grand
stantine bad resigned The posilios
Admiral ofithe Russian navy.
The peace partyswas reported
|ilyin the sssendsacy atiSt. Peters
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15
HATS, CAPS AND CLOTHING.

EE you wish to purchase Fushionab'c Hat of tic
I best quality Of any style from the finest beaver
the coarscs chip, go TO 81 Main street, aud buy
OF J.. r. FRANCIS.
fyou wish TO purchase Fashionable COAT, of
any s. vie. Of the best material and made up in the
most substantial nanucr,--or, if you want com
mon every day article for rervceabie wear.--or if
you want light summer coat-coll mt CT, Main ST.,
and buy of T. L. FRANCIS.
If you want first rate Vest, Of any style price,
from the finest plain or figured satin. to plain Linen
buy of E.T FRANCIS.
If you want a pair of Pantaloons of any dcscrip-
ton from the finest French English or German Dee
skin, to the plain Sleeps Grey, or coarse linen 90 to
the store of L. L. FRANCIS.
If you want. whole suit throughout, of any dcs-
cription whatever, you can be accommodated by
+. II. Francis
And finally, if YOU want anything i'll the clothing
or furnishing goods line either ready made or made
to order call at 81 Main Street T.. T. FRANCIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15
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Ladies OF KcnQshR, please Take Notice

Ladies OF ken0shR, please Take Notice q.
RTRS MeDERM0T9f has just received her Fall
I'VE and Wister stock of Goods, and will be reeey.
Eng weekly. Her STOCK consists of large ard va,
ried assortment If Satin, Sitk Neissi, Lawn
Tusenn n Straw 8sRHets> Wells, Ladies Dress
Caps, large and well selected stock of Ribbons
Gents Mock Ties Collars sc. with many other ar.
tices usually found il "A well died millinery Store.
Mrs NJ tatters herself that her long experience
will enahle her Ia mike such selections in her line
as viii plesse her numerous customers, and iusare
their continued patronage She viii sell her goods
as cheap % possible, and at rates that viii insure
their speedy disposal. Cell and satisfy yourselves
this point tl5-tfl
kenosha Sept % 1854