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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-21
LOOK OUT FOR FRESH FISH!
NOW THEY COME.

ID UN! to W.. II. PUTNEY'S Fish and ProVis-
IL ion Store, every tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday evenings, on the arrival of the cara and buy
some of his CORN-FED-SHAD.
I call them cornJed, because they are so very
fat, and / receive them almost futtering, as they
are brought through by Adams & Co.'S Express, in
q few hours.
Don't forget ii, that all persons, without excep-
ton, must pay the cash, on delivery Of the Ash,
and other articles purchased of me.
w. III. PUTNEY.
Mnrnh q IQEk % %
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A CHANCE TO MAKE oNEY

DRoFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOY
i MENT!!-The subscriber is DESTROYS OF hav-
Ing an agentin each county and town of the Union.
A capital of from 5 to $40 only win be required,
and anything like an efficient, energetic man can
make from three to FIVE dollars per day; indeed
some of the Agents now employed are realizing
twice that sum. Every information will be given
by addressing postage paid.l
WIN. A. KINSLER,
Box 1928. Philadelphia, Pa, Post Ofbce.
March Is, 1855. %
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w. H. & R, 3. Ticker.

NO. s, FAYETTEVILLE STREET
INVITE the attention of buyers to the most at
Il ~tractive Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry GOODS
they have ever before offered in this City, eomPri-
sing
Rich figured and Dress Silks, watered Silks;
Plaid and striped Pous de Soies Black eros
de Rhines; Canton Silks Gros de Ma
pies, Marcellines; Florenees; Sat-
ins; Rich and printed Bareges;
Grenadines and Hernanis;
Organizes Jaeonets;
Lawns, Prints, Challies, Barge de LANES, Cling
hams; all wool Mousselin de LANES Sum-
mer Bombszines, Alpaccas, Poplinetts
and Grape Despagne Grape Shawls;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Taft
feta and Satin Ribbons
Embroideries Glovesj
Laees and Hosiery. -
Also, us cases of Portsmouth, Hadley, and Lodi
Lawns, which will be disposed of from Sc. to I5c.
March 10, 1855. 29-
NEW SPRING MANTILLAS!-W. H. 4 r.
IN S. TUCKER are now exhibiting to the pub
lie their new Stock of French, Spring and Summer
Mantillas, consisting of a large and very select as
sortment of novelties in Silk, Lace, DC, to which
they beg to invite attention of buyers from every
section of the country.
March l6. 1855. 90
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March 5.

H BOOK FOR THE ~TIMES.-The Sons of
the sires a history of the rise, progress and des-
tiny of the Ar erican party, and its probable in
fuence on the next Presidential Election. To
which is added a Review of the Letter Of Hon.
Henry A. Wise against the Know Nothings-by
an American. Price rs cents. For sale at the n.
C. Bookstore. by II. D. TURNER
Raleigh, March 10, 1855. rs
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1855.
Lots for Sale in Newton.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale, three Lots in the
IL Town of Newton one unimproved, one with
. dwelling house upon it, and another situated
Immediately in front OF the Court House, with a
large new store house upon it.
J. M. BOST.
March Is. 1855. 29-4w
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200 Pair Trace Chains also, Log, Lock, BrAse.
COO and Fifth Chains.
PULAEE o BELYIN.
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In Washington 1rylng'S new work, Wool
fert Boost we fnd the following pleasant
legend:
The ORIGIN OF THE WHITE, THE RED AND
THE BLACK NAM When the Great Spirit
had made the three men, he called them
together and showed them three boxes. The
first was filled with books, and maps, and
papers the second with bows and arrows,
and knives and tomahawks the third with
spades, axes, hoes and hammers. These.
my sons said he,' are the means by which
you are to live choose among them accord
ing to your fancy
The white man, being the f~avorite, had
the first choice. He passed by the box of
working-tools without notice but when he
came to the weapons for war and hunting.
he stopped and looked hard at them. The
red man trembfed, for he had set his heart
upon that box. The white man, however,
after looking upon it for a moment, passed
on, and chose the box of books and papers.
The red mans turn came next and YOU NAV
he sure he seized with JOY upon the lows and
arrows and tomahawks. As to the black
man. he had no choice left but to put up with
| the box of tools.
From this it is clear that the Great Spirit
intended the white man should learn to read
and write to understand all about the moon
and stars and to make everything, even rum
and whisky. That the red man should be a
6rst-rate hunter and a mighty warrior, but
he was not to learn anything from books, a.
the Great Spirit had not given him any mo-
was he to make rum and whisky, lest b.
e E should kill himself with drinking. AS t
q the black man, Is he had nothing but work
ing tools, it was clear he was to work for tn,
L white and red man, which he has continue
to do 3
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18
FANCY GOODS.

w ketBaskets, Trarelling Baskets, Patent Clothes
Pine, IdJle Mats, Dish C0cers, Brooms ST. are
now opening at j. X. PHELPS.
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Grocery and Provision Store.

\ AM expressing the true sentiments of my mind
i'll making ny grateful acknowledgement to my
friends in the county and city of Kenosha, for their
very encouraging support of my cndoavors 10 serve
them to the besl of my ability / am also thankful
to be able TO add that in consequence of TIE 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.
.fical to the interests of my customers.
At my Store, No. 90 Main ST., calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand:
Il first rate quality Of Groceries, Of all deseyful
ttOns, comprising Black and Green Teas, CeGsos,
&s. A sound assortment of
VISIONS,
In the way of the best quality of Ivin.er and Spr,nk
Flour Indian Meal and Rye Flour.
Potatoes and all kinds Of seasonabe Yegstabls,
can also recommend my Butter and Cheese, which
most chocely select. / would also call attention
to my convenient "MARKxT BASKETS" which have
been much called for and will always be found O.
useful as they good.
Eg- Flour and all other hsary articles ,,H BE- ss.s
home free Of carriage.
SAMUEL VALE
No. go Main Street, Noxt Door North of T. Rob
insons Drug Store.
kenosha, July Is, 1855. Tvl6nS.
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General Election Notice.
SHERIFF's OFFICr.


henosha, August 10Th, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that at the next geilcr.
Y al Election to be held i'll the several towns and
wards in the county of kenosha and State of Wis
consin the Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day in November. being the sixth day thereof, the
following officers to be elected;
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of
State, Treasurer, Attorney General State Superin
tcndent, Bank Comptroller, and State Prison Com
missioner.
Also one Senator from the District comprising the
County Of Kenosha, in place of Francis d. Paddock
whose term Of office viii expire the thirty first Of
December noxt
A Member of Assembly for The first second and
third wards of the City Of kenosha and the towns OF
Somers and Pleasant PIarie, in the place OF Charles
c. Sholes, whose term OF office win expire on the
thirty first day of December next.
A Member of Assembly for tho towns of Bristol
Paris, Brighton; Salem and Wheatland, in place o
Phiander Judson, whose term of office will expire
the thirty-frst day of December next
j. /. EIILE,
Moi Sheriff of kenosha Co.
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
Wines, Liqusrs, Irish and Scotch yhisks .,

IhPoRTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liqubrs, Irish and Scotch whisky,
London Porter, Scotch de, Cigars, NC,
Rrandics.-Ot 0rd Dupuy g. Co., T. Chcron's
Champagne, q. AdmyraHld, A. LonLat, j. g.
+. Marital, RasteaR Charruyer, L. Marion
J. j. Dupuy, Damien.
Eins-Coiogne Dukuypers Key, Thistle
Hums-Jamd1ca, ST. Croir
Whiskcys-Od Monongahela
Wincs-Burgundy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por.
Grades.
Champagne Hefdsick and He,dsick & Co.. do Lale.
maud, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal GRAM
Charet IN casks Ciaret an cases, White in casks,
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitte,s,
Alcohol, Pure Spirit
70 Pricture's Double Rectfed Whskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis. disnl6vl6
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- INSURANCE ~
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY
sOsyAH ROND,

rs Agent for the f.llowing responsible Insurance
Il Companies in Hartford and Boston. They arc
controlled by the strongest and most experienced men
in those cities and stand amongst the beet OF the hrs
class companies of the country. To wit;
Conuecticut Rirc Insurance Go. HARTFORD,
Conn, Capital 5000 ,ooo--J. b. Eidredge, Seeresa-
.1y; b. w Greene; President.
PhCnix Insurance &C., HARTFORD, Conn, ga
pital 5000, ooo--H. Kellogg, Secretary; T. IL. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandise Stores Dwellings, failnhcuses, baTns,
publ;c Buildings, Manufactures, &c, insured IN
the above Companies, at my Office in kenosha, on
as reasonable terms i'll any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore.
New England Mutual Life Insurance 90.
Bosrox. Mass, b. f. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips. Presideat-As Life Insurance Compa-
nv stands the first in the country.
Kcnosha, Dec. Z, ls54-1y22 JOSIAH BOND.
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WILLIAM GOLDSBY,

kenosha, August 2, So.
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M u SIC AL
TNHE Subscriber has recently recei

rHNHE Subscriber has recently recei-
n we'd a large addition to her former rFy~@z--s+szs
STOCK OF Musical snstrumcnts,a land II II I n n
would invite all intending TO purchaser
to call and examine them
seraPhines, 1EOlians, and ueIodeons,
From the celebrated mandatory of Messrs Prescott
IL Brothers, Concord, n. H., and unsurpassed in
style OF finish sweetness and compass These Instr
ments are conf IDENTIFY accommodates 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 bv
Messrs. Boardman g. Gray, Albany, and Messrs a.
Ladd & Co, Boston
One second hand Melodeon of Princes manafac!
ture, for sale at reduced price
Second hand Pianos TO Rens.
All communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of the Episcopal Church
on west side of Ann street MARY 4. AVER
kenosha, June 81, lS55-vl6nl
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m 9TH K r.:

What a charm this word possesses. 1t thrills the
heart of ALL from prattng infancy to gray hairs
But how many cares hers with all this love; and
often, in the prime of life, she wthers, droops and
dies. Why thsl Go watch her daily and anx-
eties Go witness her sleepcss nights! until her whole
system is broken down. indicated by sack hcadQche,
Indigestion, PalpitdtiOz Of the Heart and loss c ap
petitc--the bloom from her check is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but viii not cnumerate-you
you see and feel it all Do you want antidote for
all thisl Then sit up straight; hold DIP your shout
ders take an abundance of cheerful, outdoor exer-
else; bahe ill over every morning, and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use NTortimOre's Is liter Corr
iai!-the most invigorating, he-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price 81 Sold by
STARKwEATHER, & Co,
e. +. ROBINSON.
Druggiste. in Kenosha.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TENHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 1873
IL of land, III the town of Bristol, ten milos
west OF Kenosha 1t is well suited both n grain
and stock farm. The improvements are good, con,
ssting of u well built dwelling house and two barns,
ore OF them recently built also good bearing or.
chard The timber is adjoining the farm, it is well
watered and fenced, end is situated in pleasant.
nciehborhood 1t is convenient to Jackson's steam
Touring MILL several Churches and Post Offices and
Immediately on the main Travelled leading into
Kenosha Altogether, it is thought desirable stu.
alton Possession given as soon as required Title
unc1ccptonable and perfectly free from all incum.
Drances WILLIAM BURWEIL
Bristol, September lS, 1855. [Sw-t4s.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

IN Probnte-kenOsha County Court,
deceased.
oN reading and fling petition of Martin Boyle repre-
senting that Patrick Moran lately
ty OF henosha making before his nuncupave will
his property and praying that day be appointed by thu
of said will Ii is that the proof OF said
cupatye WILL be heard before the Judge CT this Court on IN,
first Monday OF November A. d. 1885, o'clock NJ
said day. his ose in the city aud county Kenosh
i is further erdered that public notice be given
interested by publishing cepy Of this Three eli
-ey prior said Day of hesrH in the Renosha r
eune Telegraph. weekly Newspaper printed CT
ty Aforesaid JON d. JItSUN.
October 9Th. 1855. swift County Judge
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REMOVED.

WA KS. FOWEkOK, FashlOnabIc Dress Max
We er, would inform her numerous friends and Gus
toners that she has removed her place Of business
from her rooms opposite Lewis * Sons store TO the
rooms lately occupied by the kenusha County Bank
over the Post Office. where she VII he happy TO wait
on Ladies' who require her services TO make fit or
cut Dresses, and all other articles of Ladies wear
New Fashions justrcceived from Philadelphia. Call
and examine lcr Patterns and Work
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M A r B LIE FAC TORY

GEORGE ACKLEY,
A NNOUNCES 10 the pcoplcof Kenosha City and
u County and Vicinity that he has bought GU the
Marble Factory of JosEPH l. EHLE, nnd has added
largely TO the Stock, with both
EtHtinn and American Marble,
vi the very best quality and is prepare ed to furnish
to order all work in the marble line
Being an EXPERIENCED W ORKMAN he feels
confidence in warrauing his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables Obli<,k.,
PAM St0acf,
And oil other work wanted, for finish and style &c
rival ali competition.
PLAIN, Ra'sed, or Ornamental Work IF any chGrac-
ter desired doRe style to gre ea;-,e sati fac.
t0n. He respectfully solicits the patronage Of tts
Public.
- Shop on PonrI street, south s.de west Of Man
ccross from tic Poet Office
kkkosHA, juno lS53-nlXl6.
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7
For Sale by Stnrkwcathcr & Co., Kenosha,
3msl0 and by Country Dealers, generally.
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS

g Her wee bit mou street and bonny.'
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
teeth The mouth is the gate of life, neglect i
not! If neglected and not kept in good repair you
cant have good health and what is more unsgiity
Than a mass Of deeayed teeth
am happy to tell yoa, people Of Kenosha, and
my friends iii the country, that l repairing
mouths; fixing up old teeth, and putting in
natural us life, If not more so, at prices which vii
come within the means of all. | plain liver
with light expenses. This gives me good health, and
clear conscience, while it enables TO work cheap
You viii meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoilcd of lis charms, and which would
have r-ma ned So but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and dccayed teeth, and at prices vastly
below what some mere tinkcrs III the habit OF
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and chcaply.
have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country, and have al tho ad
vantage of a knowledge of The latest improvements
Of the art, i'll regard 10 which ! keep myself fully
posted The poor well as the rich should enjoy
The bcnefts of this and it is all nonsense, ii not
criminal to put this kind Of work at such cxorbtant
prices to conine It's benefits to the rich alone.
Particular attention paid to the correction Of the
irregularities of youth.
Childrcns teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours. &c,
ISAAC GEORGE
Nenosha, August 2 50
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Rheu,,,afiS,,,.

Poor afflicted mortal! How many slecpless nights
and hapless days have you passed. Your aching
bones and siffened limbs, but speak half your suffer
ing But for you there ia relief; do not doubt, but
believe, and show your faith by works. Go to Stark
weather's, or Rohirsons Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for DR.. Mortimores Rheumatic Compound. The
price 50 per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to you thousand. 1t has
cured unbclieying thousands. Ask for circular.
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EARN FOR SALE.
vEvExE sUgsCRzRER offers for sal,

TENIE sEBSCREBER offers for sale zoe
a Acres Of Good Land, situated in the town of Pa
ris; 8 miles west of the City of kenosha, and hal
mile from the Kenosha Plank Road. This farm il
adapted both 10 Grain and Stock growing and is in
ferior to none in the town. He cuts about so tons
Hay each year. There The premises good
Frame House, Barn and out houses; and bearing
Orchard Tho Farm il well timbered; and will be
sold al q Great Bargain. Enquire the premises
of WILLIAM RODDLE
paris Aurs
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FOR Sal Z.

FEVIiE Subscriber offers for sale 80 acres of good
& land situated in the town of Pleasant Prairie
miles South west of kenosha city on the State line,
aud the Chicago and Milwaukee road This farm is
adapted to both grain and stock, There rc24 acres
Of p!owed ground, l6 acres Of meadow and the rest
pasture. Also good timber lGt OF five acres within
three miles Of the promises. There arc on the prem
ises n good frame house and barn with sheds attach
sold at Il bargain. Terms one half cash down, thu.
balance in 10 years, secured by mortgage ON the
premises, with interest Enquire the premises OF
September -, 1865 ISAAC GRIFFIN.
Alto for sale, the largest Cyclopeda in the Eng
ligh language, in 29 vols. with many other books on
credit of one year with approved security Enquire
rs above of ISAAC GRIFFIN
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MEDIACL
TO MOTHERS.

RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms -
~ do they loath with disgust the oily vermifugesl
OF the day? Go to STARKwEATHER's, or +. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get a Box of Benefits Worm
Lo.enges They are as easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior TO any yermifugc in use.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18

Bcnnctfs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence itpossess
all other Toncs is, that it contains no Qui-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle.
For Sale by STARkWEATIIERS g. Co, Druggists
g. +. ROBINSON, Kenosha.
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r Q r S A l. E..
CAH00N'S SEEDING PIE PLANT
Fruit Trees. Curranss, Grapes, GOo@cber
ries, ShrEbbery. Huibs, SC.

4 WILL securely pack in boxes and forward ac
cording to directions, ten Roots for So, five Roots
Tor 50 one Root for 81; by the loo $40, by the
1000, $3.50 90 cash in all cases to be sent with tbs
order.
Soil best adapted to growing Pie Plant randy
loan; trench at least two feet Deep thoroughly ma
nured to the bottom, with none but aceH rotted Il
the soil is very wet, under drain II viii grow well
in any RICH moist soil, clay is the worst of ALL Nc
leaf stalks TO be taken from the roots the first wear
until August and then only the outside ones Best
time for transpantng, October and November.
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Notice to Cretlitors.

In the matter Of the estate Of Nathaniel B. Ciapp.
To ALL WHOM MAY CoScrRs:-Letters Of administration
ON said estate having been issued to Sarah H. CPp the h
day OF Septemhe ntsan and months from AID after said
ahy being allowed limited creditors their
claims Tor examination and allowance Notice hereby given
that the undersigned will the Monday Novem
ana on the 18th day of March, 1850 clock A. g. of said
az his oce in the City and County of kenoshs receive
examine and adjust claims and demands ~ ali
against said dec aased. n JIISUN
Sept. n, 1885. 4wl6 Coun.y Jndue
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.
BOUNTY LAND for those entitled 70 il under the
ID late act of Congrcss-giving 100 acres, de
Quoting amount Of heretofore received if any
to each Officer Musician, Private, Teamster, Seaman
Clerk and Marine, land in of their deccasc, to
their widows and minor children who has served in
any war since 1890 for the term of IA days. or been
engaged IN any 6attlc-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con
gress, will be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
ATTY At LAZY And PENSION ). BOUN
TY LAND AGENT.
~ Information given free of charge, An expe
rence of several years in this business will enable
me to give servceable advice 30
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KESSBERG & ADLESD0RFER,
WHOLESALE kSD RETAIL
'L0TUIERS& MERCHANT TAILORS

RESSBERG & ADLESDORFER,
WHOLESALE ksD RETAIL
GL0THIERS& MERCHANT TAIL0RS
ct the Mansion IIoufc Building,
kENOsiiA., WISCONSIN
a RE now receiving from Tie East largo and
IA fashionable Stock Of
READY WABE CLOTHING,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Such Wooden Drawers, understands. Comforts
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkcrciies also a large as
sortmcnt Of Shirts, Hats and Gaps OF every nagina
bic style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety cf Goods for Gen
tlemca's wear, all of which they viii sell at the
Eoyycs. Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand, IN extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths Cassimcrcs Beavers Vestings
and Trimmings, consisting in part or English and
French Broad Cloths, French and American Cassi-
mcrcs. Black and Fancy Silk Velvets and Pushes
Of every style and variety which will DO sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Having engaged an Experienced Cutter, they
will mako up to order any kind of GentlCmcn's Gar
mcuts i'll the newest style, and warranted to fit.
CUTTING done the shortest notice, aud war
ranted to fit.
Their Goods are purchased expressly for their
Talofing Department, and cannot be surpassed
IN style, finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing aug 80
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CITYLOTs FOR SALE,

T~GREAT BARGAINS.-One Hundred
N Lots in different parts of the City, for SALE on
liberal terms, as to time and at prices VERY Low.
Ihave but one price. Any person agreeing to erect
a House on the premises have credit for the en-
tire price of the lot.
is nv interest to sell and to sell cheap for every
one disposed of makes the rest more valuable.
Call at my office at any time, and Will go on to
the ground and show you the lots
Al JOSIAH ROED
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WATCH-MANER,. sEWELEER, &c.
MAIN ST., KENosH4 WIS,
"a Mrs.. McDermoffe Millinery store opposite III,
Rundls HoWsrl
III AEESG had Il LONG practical experience on
English, French and Swiss Watches in the old
country and The United States would respectfully in
form the inhabitants of kenosha aud Che surround
ing country, that he is prepared to do all iobbins il
The above Trade leyen the most nitutc,l in q supe
rior manner
Church, Turrot, aud every variety of weight END
spring Clocks cleaned and repaired.
Accordeons, Jeweisy Parasols aud Umbrellas g.
III kinds Of trnkets, neatly reraircd
Electric, and Observation-Disclosures Machines
made repaired. Aug. g. 1885 en2