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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15
INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH HOW'D.

Agent for the I. flowing responsible Insuraac,
n Companies in Hartford and Boston They ar,
confoed by the strongest and most experienced MGR
IN those cites and stand amongst the best of the frs
class companies Of the country. To wit:
Conneeiicut Fire Insurance Go. HaRrronn
Conn, Capital 5000 ,G00-J b. Eidredge, lSecreta
ry; Ii. w. Greene, President
FhGnix Insurance &C., HARTFORD, Conn Ca
pifal $500 ,o00-H. Kellogg, Secretary; E. H. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandise, Stores. Dwellings, Farmhouses, Barns
Public buildings, Manufactures, Sc, 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 Mutual Life Insurance Go.
Boston, Mass, Il. I. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, President.-As q Life Insurance Compa
ny stands the first in the country.
kenosha, Dec. 7, Is54.-ly22 JOSIAH BOND.
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- Mrs MARIA l.. BUCKLEY will lecture at the
Methodist House of Worship, in this city, on Friday
evening the 10th, commencing at halfpast o.
clock. Suhject-Tcmperanee and Woman's Inhu-
enee Mrs. Buckley has had much experience as
lecturer, and from the many latterng notices we
have seen in exchanges of her efforts, we Judge
she is able 10 both please and instruct an audience
The Lecture win be Free and all invited to attend
4 collection to defray expenses VII be taken up
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A NEW idea!
STORE ON THE NORTH S HE.

F. G. UASNAIiS & Co., have opened Grocery &c Pro-
cisioR Store in ALIENS Building irst north Of Main
street Bridge where they win keep On hand extensive
assortment Of
Groceries,
Together with full assortment OF
Rr0yisions. Er.i.s, &c.,
FLO Jl2 INDIAN MEAL, BEtH WHEA T flour,
Min Feed, &c., all Of which VIII be furnished at lower
than they have hitherto btea sod for in this City. a
fT Flour Feed and other Purchases, delivered to any
-4rt Of the CITY
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A Quick TRIP.-The schooner Challenge,
Capt. REED, left this port on Tuesday of last
week, with a full cargo of provisions and stores.
for Muskegon. She ran over, unloaded took on
cargo of lumber, with no help but her crew,
and was back again in our ha rbor on Thursday
Evening. She discharged her cargo, reloaded,
with hay, brick, and stores, and was off again,
Friday.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

A I treat BARGAINS-Gnc Hundred
Il Lois in different parts of the Ciiy for sale on
liberal 'erlns as to time, and at prices VERY LOW
have hut price. ANY person agreeing to erect
House on the premises can have edit for the en-
tire price Of the lot.
1t is my interest to sell and to sell cLeae for every
one disposed of makes the res. more valuabie
Call at my office at any time, and will 90 on 70
the ground and show you the lots
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SIMMONS g. SON,

J,
Wooden W &C, &c,
Which have been selected with great care r-,s4.
~ for this market, with eye 10 tic rcquirca,rf
OF the season the wants OF their customers and wit,
the intcnt to satisfy all that (ooG Go0dS aud G0o3
Bargains can be had in Keaosha, as any otheI mar
kct on the Lake Siiore.
DRY GOODS.
French Werinos and Paramctta Goods, a. erea
All Wool Delaines, OF every color, quail and
price
shaw:s. Brocha, Grape Thibct aud Blanket at
Bargains
Moirc. Antique, Velvet, Moss, and n great v5r;ety
OF other trimmings.
hEnndsseYchiefs, Linen, Cambria, Silk, &c.
DaMsnsited Worenes, Silk Eesyet., IL Irish Line
Hosiery, Worsted, Woolen, Cashmere and Cotton
Mall, Swiss. Dotted, Book, Bard and Check
Eswns, Bishop, Victoria Sarcenctt and Jaconctte
CHnorics.
Dnina y. Table Spreads, Napkins with s. with
tIinS bnn.-, great assortinent, at great bargains
~onic sIing en.rey new for ladies dIosses
Gloves, large assortment, Indies, Gents, and
kriu,s, lie rey 5es: assortment in the city of every
aroaGclo,s,s, 0 yer Dating, Cassimcres, Twcc /.
SH.cIct5s, Kentucky Jeans, "A large & choice
s4ccsiass, Basg.Hg, Bags, while and colored ar.
! pct Warp, Cotton Yarn, Deutns. Hickory Rcd
! a. tw led Flannel and Cotton
:
Goa; and Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. al bar
! rams.
Cnypeiiax, El.urro,t Floor OIL Cloths, Ta'lc,,o,
! Oh Ialrr = .aStN Shades, ri E,egt bargains.
~ nii Eioosis, Cv rtc:, Sc, hcau,iiti ior, f'r
! Laa'es ami At;Ssc. -"
g-mbrelias and Cnrrc. Rays, q coed assortment,
STARK Willis HHss, and bogging ~ tie yard ar
/ pee Q.
AipaccaS. "a which we c;n cerr fcttcr gain
! tann can he had elsewhere IN he city.
(o5urgh Clo;h-, f,r drcsses, at sreat farra.nS
g.uVis-iein. gloves and Mittins great variety 4
/ Yankee Notions ia aaundanec, snd variety.
! Esstc - oe:eu uVs7, et every shade and color.
kSI.ue hiss s-ootss. n ac#t.y and FIRST stock
SEGA ~ z Icssing, Cotton Bat;uS-c J'nC and see
Nineos; shades u ectant aai varied patterns
Rihaons, Ne. 81 and every othcr DC cr.it lions.
Wrapping Z wine, ia great abu"d".nc.
G Il % r. Es.
Sugars. Retired LMf Crushed, Coffee s. Brown
stuari's ard Golden Syrups and Molnsscs.
Coffee, RI. aGt Ola Gty ernment Java, good lot
Tcas, \. MOL a,l!a other saretees-ail cheap
Baker, Sa3crRGss, Scca, Team Tartar & Dak
! ing Powders.
! Pepper. AIS ice. Na;n,cy, Cassa, Ginger Mace
Rice. any quaatG y-pckleS OF every kind.
4CodGsh, Mackeral Whitefsh, Smoked Hslbut &
Smoke Herring
Table n Butter salt, Of the very best guilty.
Lamp Gil, and all kinds of Candles.
| CROCK cry.
GLASS Ware. of every description.
Eartherr Ware, Blue White, and of other va
ri'lS COZ y styles, which win be sold al bargains
/ Es-v..lcM Mare uf every description.
Jos 1arH Baskets, AZ extraordinary bargains.
j t+.naa',, Z vou want good Good al the most rea
s,rr'', rritSe lust come 70 our store We viii dt
ia, i. 10 please you, in =: : :,'ce.- 90.
i ~ 1898 fnl6
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PENSION LANDS
l6o Acres OF Hand!
To all who served since 1890

TIE act of Congress Of March, 1851 grants 70 nil,
Ingiaus included who served in any war sIrcc 79o,
ourecn dave or less ii cngascd in battle tnd 10 the
VA. II now living, ard 10 Chaplaing who served
with the army and ta the Piaisbvrg AID EcwistOya
volunteers I6o acres 81 land after deeAsfIig what
has been received.
The undersigned viii receive applications, aud act
a. agent in prosecuting claims under the alofemen-
toned act, l.. G. MERRILL.
Kcnlsha, VIE 1855
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BOUNTY LAND G PENSIONS.

DOltNTY LAND for those entitled 10 il under lie
ED late ect Of Con -,ress-giv ing lGS acres. de
ductinG amount OF nc es heretofore received If any
to each oficer Musician, Private Teams Seaman
Clerk and Marine, land IN case OF Ihcrdecease tc
thc'r widows ard Qnnor Children, who has served in
any war s:nce 1879, FOR the term ot IA day. or beer
ce a4cd = any 6aftlc--apd BOUNTY LANDS and
TENSIONS, under any Of the several ACTS OF Con
ercss, viii be Obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
ATT III LAJT1fND PENSION & BOUN
1'Y LIND AGENT.
!. y Information given free of charge. An expe
roace of several Years IN this business will enable
me to give servieeable advice 80
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FOl SALE. OR To RENT.

Co. small and convenient tenement sor sale
i on reasonable terms located in pleasant portion of
1- the City. Apply AZ the office of the Tribune 6 Tel
eg,dph, immediately.
Kenosha Nov sth 2S55. sin
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CORN BASKETS


p UEP RE0TYPE q 06DS DEPO 7,
Metropolitan BuiiiinSs.
IN ,cIile Street. CHICAGO, ~
HAGCERREOTlPES taken in every style Of the Art, and
- of the utmost Beauty and Perfection 4 Ae1c Art
bing the beauty and color OF the Painting with the psrfe
tOn % the DaguerTec;opSPa Of all sizes. from
the smallest miniature up to fun life size, either plain
craving coore the best finished Painting by Expe-
rieuced Artists from the FIRST schools in Europe taken either
from Life naguerresypSs Persons having Deguerreo-
types Of themselves ens Src, have them copied
Orders viii be received by the subscriber hrs Gallery
above Pictures be by mail express, with
erptian Of the ceor Of te hair, eyes and complexion and
If ladies cfildrsn. ASs .s-sr - me yv-s desired
frfrF1 ALFx nESTFR
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

THE East hall Of northeast quarter Of section IS town
price s2.5Do
Asothe House and lot known the ein EziIs house
in the City of KenC~hs. Price. sT.5si
HENRY K. ELKISs
t-sseFr0. NpT 49, Fss1aT
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PRESERVE CANS.

T AM NO.. Prepared TO furnish. in quantities to
J salt pary3.ascFs.g PsTTfF's Patent SEIF- SEAL
ING LrdI ass bEarrastea I-r.Igneany 'eN'ea
Jalv - 81 J. r. PHELPS
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SASH, DOOR, AND wE.Dow BLIND
FACTORY.

ID T. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
HI. to his facilities fo- making the articles euune-
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
iis Factory and is prepared 20 supply orders the
shortest notice and M reasonable prices, aud viii
rant all his work TO be of the best material and max
Farmers and all others engaged in building, viii
find If much their interest to call at the ManBfac-
turers for their Sash &c, they get better
article BY 50 dong, st3 at cheaper rates.
lie = prepared ais, to do a. kinds OF Saving,
On the shortest notice: and a. soon a competent
Turner can he obtained viii also be prepared to DO
an kind. OF WOOD TURNING.
Jobbing Of all kinl-, ia the line Of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended io,
All who want work done invited 70 give me
call as am determined tn suit customers # possible
- Shop on Pearl street, south sife, between
Main and Exchange.
kenosha June 1855. v16nl
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[ ANDS. LOTS!

LANDS! LOTS.
have number % Farms and City LOIS for sale
U favorable terms t. purchasers.
Many the farms tn best located in the county, and
consist ofsperor Grain and Grass andSIy aud
improved On Of them. bat part cf THE purchase
money required down. the balance may from
years.
Pensions ard Bounty Lands obainel. Taxes Paid. Col
lcctons lnade--renittanc;s prompt. Pc sirg> bids and
drafted. all business entrusted in the
Courts of l. A W y d q Y ,
Tor Prosecution Defence, personally sGpernt,ud.
j. J. PETIT,
Kenosha City, Wisconsin, A. u. ISIS. ,>wnIsFl
F1tt HOUSE 4 LOT FOR SALE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale, reasonable terms
as very desirable House and Lot il TIE city OF Kenosa
The property located the side Of Ann Street
few TO north Of Pearl aud convenient to the Lake Shore
Rail Road Depot
For particulars enqaire OF the sgbscTibeT ;oruded,
Cook Co., H. or Of DR.. Farr the premises.
Oct. -. Is55. II9d THOMAS SIIHRGOLp.
EN0R SAEE.-Two lots, cligibly situated. with
a small buildings upon them easily arrane, fer
dwelling houses JOSIAH BOND
September II. 1875
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PAINFUL AcCIDEXT.-Wm G ergon, a Ger.
man, a workman 8, Elkins Warehouse, had his
ankle severely crushed by a wheat ear on Fri
dav last. He was walking before the ear Which
was loaded with wheat, when his foot caught in
he flooring. and ne was thrown down, with his
aEk.s across the track Unable to eStricate his
foot the car ran on TO him before it could be
stopped, sadly crushing the bone and hanging
ihe flesh, just above the ankle joint. DR. farr
was called who took ont the broken pieces OF bone
and dressed the wound. and we understand the
ps'isr. Is doing veil.
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s0LSE RINE
r RfllTU r 6 STORE.
Market ~. IScnosha.
.-...ssS The subscriheF has dpcneA, on Market It.
4eazonon &c II. s.; tu,,plctc * Extensive lots Of
FURNITURE y CABINET WARE.
Ever brought this market. He stock consists Of
'iisure ~ EEousekccpcrs' Eurnisbisa. Estab-
Ii.hment, Of all qualities I'D prices. Among
ticse may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
- superior wol knanship and finish.
= great variety Of
CHAIRS,
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor.
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Dining extension and com
Mahogany and Block Walnut Boresxs, oC vari-
oGs patterns.
BEDSTEADS,
Fancy and con m u, Of every style and variety
MATRASSES,
Various styles, fancy and common
STANDS. SIDE TABLES. &C, &C,
- Picture Frames OF q, CRY style nude to order
on short notiee,-aa
The above Goods will lie sold a. cheap as Ike
cheapest Call and examine thcn and satisfy your
selves that the wv oselilic Furniture Store, il the
place 10 buy your Furniture.
Oct. LIST, 1865. 1Gff d. S. VAN ALLEN.
- A Fine Toned ORGAN, suitailc for small
b. g y8N ALLEN.
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JOSIAH BOND,
LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
CaSKRFE CHA RSERUsy q, Gn

SOUTHWEST CORNER QUARLrs BLOCK, KENosHA
WISCONSIN,,
MOULD respectfully invite the attention Of MI
w persons hayi'~ properly for sale, or wishing
to purchase, either G.y Lots or Country Lands ia
the fae thai the prepared for the transaction Vi
General Land Agency Business.
They keep Book for the purpose Of registering
property for sale Or lCus Persons having properly
ior sale, are invited to make this office their head
quarters: They vii also give attention to the paw.
nent oil axes for non-resldeats; and in fact attend
to all matters connected with Real Estate. [iyn3
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A. LEWIS & S Q n,

C1rRer NaiH Gnd IaFket SIS,
II cnO@ mr. w tseOn~th.
q RE anxious 10 dispose of their large assortment
of Dra Goods. t.r0cee.eS, Boots j. SAaes, Has
aAd CAPS, Stasls and Iiaacg Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS. &c.
All of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the must advantageous terms.
Years of experience IN this place, ana an extensive
acquaintance with the ctizcf' of this county enables
us To supply their wants ard desire 70 retain cur
old customers a. geil alSSiIl ones, would, Il
nothn. else induce as 10 sell reasonable pro
It's a. ass ast to both seller aud purchaser.
We weekly receipts Of New Goods, from
tn, .arllef, aud oar Stock il always falI so
that SCI. be made from large assortment.
We at en- constantly everything wanted
10y the cl t,s Vi Vest.
livery Ala,. ... sken in exchange for goods,
or parchaScA a. =, r ..--a-, market price.
Come ana see. 9nc and AM!
- Store ON the corac- e.. HAHN and Marke: SIS,
directly under the ksnosha CRY Bank
\. LEWIS & son.
Arro''9, No.. June. 4~s,s fvi5n5@
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70 OLD FRIENDS g. NEW {!
II u IL b A RID & CO.

(FoRMKRLY II. W. HUBBaRDl
A RE in the market, at the old stand, No. Ru-
N nnls Block with coEiplc assortment OF Rev
ssoods, ready t. 30 all those who may favor them
D & Y G. o 0 D S
is large, and WAS bought with reference TO heavy
fail trade.
In the DRESS GOODS line we have endeav-
ored to select all STYLES new and rare, with Trim
mings of NIL qualities match. We have Black
Silks warranted not t. crack. Fancy silks, new
STYLES any pretty. dcrino3, complete assortment.
Wool P.aics. good variety. Al Wool DcLaines,
all coiors. I.ld.s.s Cloths, desirable shades.
sHAWLS.--DrGoap Long Shawls at Squire
Shawl prices Bay S.aic a.l Scotch Go. from the
cheapest TO the best made
For the Mcn--Wo have p he's of Broad Cloths.
Cassimeres Satincts, riannels, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Buck Gloves and Mittens, &c. &c.
CarpeTings.-Ncvct Brussels and Ingram q
variety Of patterns. Oil Cloths, A. and S-4 wide.
cotton Carpets, cheap.
Croclsery, Stone 81 Glass warc.-A few sets
of China Ware, White, Granite and Rockingham
Ware, wholesale retail Stone jugs and Jars,
Ea-then do Tumticcs, Castors Lamps and Ian
terms Fa.
GROCERIES,
We are prepared TO give our Customers Bargains
OF S"4ors, cur stock was bought letore thc last
Use. - .H +
We are .,..il selling SrRuPs aud MorAssks Mt old
prices Notwithstanding the advance N the mar
TEAS AND COFFEES.
On these articles We hope to sustain the rCutpa.
ton we have already established.
We arc always want;ng all kinds Of Farmers Pro
luce ana viii pay the highest prices The market If
torf. HUBBARD s. co.
kenosha, September 20, 1855.
V'HE STAB INSURANCE Company, of
N Ogdenshurgh, \, Y, with pe.d ia Capital of
$780, e0, win insure
Fire and Marine Ri.l-,
On as ftporable as any other go,d stock com PAM
l.. b. NICHOLS, Agent,
3n+ for kenosha 8 Nicniv
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ETNA INSURANCE co.

Emervasc Cash fHgisnsso s5cO,OOO.
sszSg; lie pleasure of Informing he dealers with
u this CoiHpeuy Gaa She public ccE rally hat in
view Of the Est Increase 0f business durne thc
past year, its cash Hpi.e. IS ecE increase $0l
005, Shis together with tle large salglus aigsrE
kept ~ hand in cash, and Tie recc us 0f
qrClnEs it's regular ana established business ~
iordsits policy lcders an indemnity much 4raater
than sny other insurance Company in Ameriea
The business Of this company is conducted oa "a =
and iheral principles and its losses ALWAYS prom
tly paid in cash The undersigned in entering up,' 4
the 12lh year OF his aency for this company m ibis
city and vicinity, bcgs 10 congratulate its dealer
upon ts reInarkalc sGece.s I'D the important in
crease of its capital and business wliieh q ystlier
with the manner IN which its busines is oofs e,i
places II ON bass beyond the reach 81 civ contiu-
gency short OF Simultaneous confederation of the
country.
All applications for insurance. of information in
reference thereto. VIII be attended to with the same
punctUality a. heretofore. Rates low any 9th
q responsible Office.
Kenosha, Feb. IS, b l.. G. MERRILL.
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c
ELECTION RETURNS.
xENosmA CoUNTY.--oFrrCIAL.


gIs1 s8&s55sag7cols' Ba'hford,
81 a@ss-zess@w3n,e.. 4, I nas.s,w.
sISl s9aasEE9a5 Charles G. Sh'''''
81 g@&gzzsa@;s Ar'h" M N, E,l.g,
I8tz9zs5ES@g77s ''aaei i li"''ins"
: g9ss79gsg5 Dad %',.tn W; 5 5;@"eco,
4lSI e9sa55EGs57A a, V. Randall
Q! aAs9.---e . VIM r. Smith,
- .. TredSHfe',
SIgte3=s95s6e7c h'rie" R''e''
81 ggsgzzsg7@ c6 saaF t KasI,n,
sIsI eSzs9=E9 Francis ':s' Il I. West
3 FegaggzezgG "" IN n. .i Dgnnis'
9isi e@ss95E@e 'eh" 9 A'Aynn'
81 ggsg75gg8GA st e. n FRY. Cam.
yi8Ia8ss95E@ James cid4i"s''
Fl agsg7=aza9E A. S@sr',,,
5le 64aaasE / s'S'e~'
gE@a9aazsEas / w" e'='''''
: 8G7aag.4 :, 8 Francis 5.l lad3o'h''
zl5I 5555 z z Henr! Johnson 2
Il sz5SEF 5. Lowell :
6IgI 5Eggs Frank Newell :
zI=s7-==. s.praafpra,
: aaaU@ IN Kellogg
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BIRD CAGES.

BKEkD NAGEN.
E0CR DOZEN jus. reoeived-Retail prices IS to
H 36s each. Of Wood and TIN square, Ociagon.
and Round. Best variety ever Offered ia ts MAJ ct
aud at lower prices
jane - 1855 J. r. PHELPS
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~ The Circuit Court for kenosha County
Judge Doolittle presiding, is now in session in
this city. The most important case before II Is
that between Kirkland and Morton of Alassaehu-
kcits involving the guardianship of blind boy,
before alluded to in this paper. The Grand Ju-
~ had not been discharged NJ TO Wednesday
night,
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On motion, the Board Adjourned.

yg~Hay is quoted in the Milwaukee Sentinel
VI Tuesday, at Sl4 to $40 per ton n that city.
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday, q"o;os hay
at So to - per ton. Aremarksb.c difference III
price between the two cities
In this city we learn that hay brings in the
streets from 81 to 40 This is an extraordinary
nree for this season of the year, aud re are told
tits having its effect in bringing down the price
Of stock Horses and cattle can be bought con-
slderaby cheaper than several weeks ago
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Wooden w a-c, &c.
Which have been selected with great care, EXPIRE,
iy Tor this market with eye 10 tic rcquircu,c:f
of the season, the wants OF their customers and wit
the intcut to satisfy all that as ooG To0ds aud ion
Bargains can be had i'll Keaosha, as any Other mar
ket on the Lake Shore. y
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-21

HOlloway's PiHs.-Wonderful cure
ofa diseased liver. Emily Burton, aged
"a, of Fulton Street, Brooklyn, l.. l.,
was for long time in very precarious
state of health, owing to her liver being
diseased the medical faculty prescribed
for her in vain, and every remedy she
thought likely to benefit her she made
use Of with the like i'll success. About
two months ago, she commenced using
Holloway's Pills, and complied with the
printed directions, which quickly pro-
duced very pleasing change, in five
weeks, the bloom of health was again
upon her cheeks, being perfectly cured,
to the agreeable surprise of her friends
These Pills are also infallble in all dis.
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
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manner, and as the Legislature adjourn
ed on Friday last and the chance for
remedying the difficulty lost in that di-
rection it seems, as yet an open question
whether our Town Council consists Of
the newly-elected, or of the old mem
bers. At last accounts, we believe tho
new Council intend to meet and transact
business, considering their election legal
while the old Council intend to do the
same, considering themselves as the
true authority. So there seems little
Tear but that the towns business will be
done; but whether it will stay done, is
question, the decision of which, as yet,
remains in the future, and on which, as
We said in the commencement, We are
are not prepared to express an opinion
but We shall watch with some interest
the progress of events while " things
works" towards the solution of that very
important qucstion-Have we Town
Government +JoHN.
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Notice..

ATa Court of Probate holden within and for
"A the town of Hopkinton, Or. !. on the 4th
day of June, 1855, Halsey P. Clark, Guardian
to the estates of Abby, Catharine and Susan 8.
Law, presented his petition, praying to be au-
thorzed to sell the real estate ofthe said Abby,
Catharine and Susan S Law, lying in said Hop
kinton. Said petition was received and the
action thereon referred to q session of said
Court, to be holden on the second day of July
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the dwelling
house of Albert Witter, in said Hopkinton,
with an order of notice.
CHRISTOPHER c. LEWIS, Clerk
Probate Office, Hopkinton,
June 8, 1855. 3t2l9
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Lucy Stone very judiciously says the
the cradle is woman's ballot box.-Ex-
change.
1~ As Miss Stone has recently at.
'tained the right to vote, according to
her definition Of woman's voting, We
hope she will not make herself amenabls
to the laws against illegal voting, which
some women seem inclined to do, as
shown by the recent exhibition of twins
triplets and quertens, atBarnum's Baby
Show.
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~ This Thursday afternoon .abou

~ This Thursday afternoon, about
a o'clock, the house of Silas Greenman
was discovered to be on fire. Serious
fears we're at one time felt that the house
would be entirely burned, but as plenty
Of water was at hand with abundance
of assistance, the fire was soon extin.
guished, with no very serious loss
although everything in the lower part o
the house was completely turned out o
doors and the L pretty thoroughly wet
The two engines belonging to the place
were Immediately on the ground
though the fire was subdued before they
could be got into operation. The
citizens generally deserve much credit
for their promptness and zeal in their
efforts to render assistance. The fire
originated from the oven, through some
defect in the chimney.