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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22

SHLRTs AND GEsTLEMEN's FURNISHING Goops
g. Moody corner Of Ganal street and Exchange Place
announces to hs friends and this public that be is now in
receipt Of biz winter stock Of shirts and furnishing goods
purchased the most advantageous terms and offered at
yerylow prices Mr. AZ. epjoysa weildeseryed reputation
here for the excellence Of the articles he sells and the low
prices Ut which they Afforded His inventory includes
svery variety of masculine wearing apparel together
With great supply Of toilet articles gloves dressing
cases. nscktes canes umbrellas perumery and whatever
otherthing snsedtu to enhance to the utermost the
beauties aud oAasts Of the human form divine in its
masculine shAnfeatation.
In ADDITION % the former extent of his store Mr. Moody
mas aded new department for the sale Of boys shirts
and laden hosiery etc which makes IL
one Of the competent establishments Of the kind to be
found IN TINS city OF country We recommend those who
have purchases to make in his line of business to give
Mr. Moody call they will be cure to meet with entire
sasfaction both AZ 10 the qualities of the goods and the
accompanying prices. p d " s. lBsss is85
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az4-By reference to another column it will be
seen that our friends, Frank Shaw, Jr s. Co.,
tender their services to the public as commission
and forwarding merchants and dealers in
Western produce, at No. SO Tchoupitoulas
street. We commend their advertisement to
the attention Of our readers. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22

President, Hon. BERNARD MARIGNY.
vIcE-PEEs1DENTs- FIRST DISTRICT
L. II, Piace, George w. Hynson,
John I. Plattsmier, b. Il. Redwood
DIR. W. W. Mitchell, T. A. johnson,
Gerard Stth John Cooper.
SECOND DISTRICT.
A. Dupre, If Maxent,
Norbert Vignie, J. Bermudez
Jules Layergne Henry Guyol,
George Clark, LII. Harris.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Webster Long, J.P. Barnett,
Alfred Bourges, A. Duquercron,
Anthony o'Neal s. Jean Ducoipg,
Felix Constanzis, John Culbertson
FOURTH DISTRICT. -~
W NJ. Perkins, Il Il. Lemly,
ST. Taylor, David Adams,
O. Marshall, Dr. p Yeiser,
Hisstand, Robert Macin.
SECRETARIES.
saml T, Jones, Eugene staes,
Jules Cassard, John B. Fitch
Mr.. MARIGNy, on taking the chair, made 9
brief and pertinent address, and then GEORGE
EUsTIs, JR, Esq, took the stand and addressed
the meeting at some length. His speech was a per
feet chain-sho of hard, unvarnished argument
but delivered with more than his ordinary en-
ergy and enthusiasm At the conclusion he was
boisterously cheered to go on--one man shouting
81 could listen all night" and his neighborl
echoing the sentiment.
Col. RICHARD STEWART followed with one O.
his straight-up- and-down Native American
speeches or rather confidential talks; for the
Colonel addresses crowd in that peculiar anG
irresistible style, which makes every individual
feel as if the speaker had him by the button.
hole and private ear, and was talking to him
exclusively, like an uncle. A portion of tbs
address was specially directed to the foreigners
who were present, and from its earnestness, tenn.
per and good taste, must have greatly disabused
them of previous erroneous Impressions. Always
argumentatiye, by turns impa ssioned and hui.
morous, and never without the spice Of illustra-
tion and anecdote, the Colonel secures the atten-
ton and ear of every crowd that he addresses
He retired from the stand amidst the most deaf
ening applause.
Capt CHARLES D. DREU1 next took the stand
and made the last address of the evening. He
went over the ground of the previous speakers
showed himself to be master gleaner-and
detained the crowd and won their enthusiasm
to the end. When he concluded, the welkin rang
with shouts and the assemblage dispersed.
All in all, the meeting was glorious one for
the Third District, and gave assurance that on
this day fortnight that end of the city will tell
the right kind of tale
We question if it would be possible to select
three orators better capable of instruoting and
entertaining meeting than STEWART, EUsrIs
and DREux. The style Of each is so different
from that of the others, yet SO excellent in its
peculiarties, that if all were to deliver the same
address, verbatim, any common crowd of people
would remain to hear them all through.
In high spirits and with cheers that made the
welkin ring, the friends of the good old princi-
pies Of our forefathers separated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. To meet the
wants of the coming season, Alfred Munroe Co., No. "a
Magazine street. prepared with such an assortment
declining and furnishing goods their large esab
shment never before knew Every article OF masculine
sppare from the simplest to the most elaboratefrom a
rndershrt 10 overcoatwi be found u the catalogue
Of their stock and in such an abundance Of styles
and with sach variety Of prices as cannot fail to give
give satisfaction to purchasers. 81.
naddticn to the articles for mems use they have
complete assortment Of hoys clothing manufactured in
the best manner and Of the durable materials to-
gether with ndsrubber goods in avery variety known
imagined. Those who have purchases 10 make would
consult their own interests by calling ii Mnnroes and
exsmining the stock on hand. purchase would be in
the nature Of an inevitable result
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sanser iC0sa Ticket.
PARISH ErFERs SON.

FoR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,, zg#'
sAMEs Ii. MEMAF FEY,
G.EORGE q. LAWRAsON.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, @
W. II. SCOTT.
-. Fer SHERIFF, 81
VI. PAsGALIs LABAR
= FOR CORONER, s. %
F. p. sMATTUCK.
FOR CLERK or COURT, s.
EDW. U1ssON. zr
FOR ASSESSOR,
". l.. D0NNELLAN.
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RMli's SnrsapnrSELa.
kB There probably invocation beusttng mankind 80
much Buls sasapaa Dr. John Bull
talsn has ntrod ueed the purifying the
blood nnd for the scrca Rheumaim sorss et
exciting tho admiration Of tha ks
The great imprcvem u the health Of largo
well bs attributed to the rse sarsapsrin Every
family ahoud have this invaluable article thereby preventing uh
suffering.
For sale. wholsaais or by the bottle, by
J. WRIGHT 3 CO., Agents,
1si Charres zreet.
~ Druggists and the trade generally supplied proprstors
piess
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The attention Of purchasers i. o.,,.a !, a..

sale at auction this day, at 1o o'clock Of ebo,os
sortmant Of furniture in good order at dwelling On
part street between Canal and Common streets, by
b, Sykes, apctonser,
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TMe Ostre,
a ze...5 Ezs5,+ NOTICE.
MINERAL PLAINTIFFS

HEHNUUEW ATEk MIN PAINI,-Th6
sub.bsa Deem il necessary notify the public that they
States Of Lo 1ls.na AsSama aappi Texas.
tle @ osmmends 70 sead their orders ou
though give
chase the srsignsd. notify
The reputation Of tho Brdsewater Paint 1t within
knowledge VI agents
sold In ho market 70 Psr,ies both aud Of the city,,
the Mineral and thus the Bdgswaas liable BE-
sy soaay the Compan and render
legal proceedings indspsnsabla fr npIotset
@. C. BodERT CO., ~ Camp atrest.
Sole Agents for The States Of Luisas, Alabama Mssipp and
Tsxns, jySsepH
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Important.

-----I-17 =--" 1NEpUFEtKEfE. ~
has been remarked by emin seas
y complaint with which children bfc Dc pro
dued highly aggravated by presence or WORMS in thu
bowels Seeing then that ath tho care,
duty Of parents we'll cara Of children
employ such means az viii destroy aamul
those diseases which them which vary
fatal.
To those who dssrous Of procuring med cps TINT will
ually destroy WORMS recomm.ud WINES CANADIAN
MIFUGE There nothing equal 10 H. II 10 hAmssa
OF this have the evinong evidence, vii
have. -m"
~ Prepared onlysby JOHN wINER, Manufacturing Chemi.
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada Wes,.
W Said Wholesale retail, actufers picssby
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
No. ISL Charities street, New Orleans,
o2e 9tW Sole Agents for the United States,
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24

FlTcH A. HIGGINS SyiveEder Baldwin, William Ward
y Wheeler. leonard Croker. Amos NGyes 2rJ
icard y Moves DIN lowrry chlsld H. Iowrey Charles
= BALDWIN aud Charles 3 starr Defendants:
IN Pursuance ard by virtue Of final of frecosu
anu sale msGe ana entered r the above entitled in y
te "a Coge on the ninth day IF Nay year % our Lord
Thousand eght hundred aHd Gy-dYe I6 at general
Term Of sad Court held at the Court House in te ety and
county OF Eenosha hya ei' e lc. JAMEs r. DooIrrlE
judge sara 9urt shall fox sale and SELL Public
Aacton venIue and 10 the She I5r therefor accord
ing TO the provisions of the sscule in made and pro-
Yldtd az aad from tie front door Of Court House
IN SAN cay ana county OF Kenosa the heth ia Of june
next a. D. !l Get"ecn The he urs OF sEi clock
IN hS renoon OF that day the equal part
OF lots SIX t. and Il. No. seven living
IN INC south "sat fractional Of number
tWo -" IN town t"o north OF range tweny {) east
the first ward OF the city Eenora and STATE Of Uss
Jos &. JlLsuV. JOSFPIII EiII,s
tenf IS Soir. Sheriff OF kenosha County
Dated kenosha, Nay Il, 1855 Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24

IA ne aster o The eatae Of Nary D. sheldon deceased
to"hcl oihtS IN senos"a Count and sin
taxing cue proof the representing other ts
tAt Mary d. sheldon late of south ,ston Massachusetts, N
the aser part o. he month Of December ISL n;estac
leaving goods ehates and cste within this county, that
he the petitioner sa creditor saddle
administration Of 'd estate lie grSeL suitable per
resident of this -
lF - okDERFD that said psision be hesrd the
Judge ~ this Court saturday the #
4. D. 5 a. O'Clock p. lila ofce ia the ttv # ne
n"sa And II Is further ordered thereof
The heirs II said deceased nl 10 all persons W pub
lsg copy 81 this order fer three successive
said day hearing IN the sla Tribune Telegraph week
newspaper printed And published in the City kenosa l.;
saidcoHny. HON L
Dated Nay 1854. Swi7 County Jri C.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24

LEONARD CRocKER William Ward Wheeler, Amos Soyes,
Amos Noyes 3nd Richard u Noyes John Lowrey Archibald
II. Iosrey, Charles L. baldwin and Charles :.
IN and by virtue decree
sale made and Tered the entitled
the ninth May, IF Lord
Thousand eight hundred and dftyfye general Term
said court held at the HOUSE, the
Kenos y and befe the Hon JAMES r. DoorrrLA judge
said Cnurt; shall expose for sale and Public Auction
yeEue and to the highest bidder terefr according
provisions the in spc' made and provided at and
from the front door u the tour; House in the said
ty Of Eenusha, tie jhtet day day Of 1851
between the hours and o'clock in the
that day, If tie following described piece. parcels
Of aEd and real estate lying and ongn the outh
tiona quarter number thrytwo (22 in town No.
north Of three t cast aud in the
Of the city Of kcno-ts to Wit Lots Numbered and
Is Z in Block No sever tcgclLsr si5h the buildings.
privileges appurenaHees terson SITUATED belonging
JOS 3. JusuN, JOSEPH !. EEIE
Comp:'s Sotr. SHERIFF Of Ksnosha
Dated heB0si:a, Nay II, lS@ evils
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
FLOODED STOCK
ETOr Sale.

~1fsEesF'r-a One thorough bred Durham Bull
S<tsS years old; also one thorough bred
XXX Durham Bull Calf, 3months old.
The pedigree OF thisstock is unques,ionable and
equal 10 any ia the United States
The Ball Cali is brother Of one saFd last wear 10
II e Fowslee Esq, which at months old
weighed over 600 pounds and is now pronounced
by the best judges Be the best Durham Bu in
Walworth County. Apply 10 JOSIAH BOND
Eenosha, April 4. 1855.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24

'''NTi N@NN~~-''i I'm! tN'A"-N
Serene F. Lucinda Fisk bis wifi. Pho Judson Joscph v
Qa0Iss AchHs Prank. George Kinbs Luther James
john T. Capin James Wyatt Nelson Allen Defendants
IN FurUance and by virtue Of hns decree
Court the 18th day Of our Lord one
9ys9Hd e'ht hundred snd lS At geuers Term
81 said ~ the Court lionse IN the
Acuohs l aud b,T0re the Hon Dooittlc judge Of
'n or enape ana 20 the gcet bidder therefor secpiEs
proN9" 81 ne statute ia such made and provided
county Of Kenosha. Saturday sixteenth 1Ibl day Of
june next "a d il hetv nine and Twelve
pieces parcels OF lots Of land ANA estate Wit:
A that rain piece parcel 90, ofd yug and being
Prairie in the said c"any c Nenosha bounded
a. follows Commencing a. the north u
Of Range No aree 81 east; thence running
on the west line Of said 70 the southwest
ton land heretofore conveyed by FOSTER to oue
Cyrus Damon thence northerly along
Alfred Foster Enos Nichols westerly along the
One q SAID Fno Nichols na and the south line Of
aong the south side fte Plank place
one seventeen mn acres fsnd nare
the see parcel Of Land described and bounded fow
Of section eighteen fSl town north II twenty
i east thence running east eighty five - rods JOHN
Buiens land north hundred and sky flGeJ
te Horth line Of Si qusrer section thence the line
OIL quarter section shyaYe 81 rods 70 the north
corner % the qnaTer thence hundred and sixty l
Also thosc ether pieces parcels tracts OF land
teglary hoUa ea aud described follows via All those
other pieces pares or lass Of land lying aad being the City
sa County % kGsa known and described Lot No
~ u boe@ No tiJy-hne tl Also Lot number eiSattSl in
e&nguer tweHty seven IL excepting aa1 resersng
= o e. IN width te north end 4 said lot heretofore
quarter Of north Of range twenty
81 oI S "a h.ek q; & So in the northeast
quarter Of section ry-one town north range twenty
Dated, Keaosha .pril 18th iS55' JOSEPH T. EHLE
eSio Sheriff of henosha county.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
In circuit Court; Kcaos'a County Niscon-
sIn---.n Equity.


Andrew d Jackson Isaac Bassett. and salmon Epson.
of this Court
tbs defendant Isaac Basgett this St.e but u
resident Of 0f h United States the State Of Con-
petcat "a motion % H. T. Twslee Of counsel for the Com
paihanth - o"rEH that tbe said Isaac Bssett cause
M appearance obecpered in this and that he also plead
dcmur 90 the complainant said bl ofcomp'ant b!
c lJth day of August @ ana u default there e. said hl Of
compliant mGy DC ARsn confessed him. Audit is further
ordered that within sehty days the sad Comp ainauts cause
60 ie published IN the EenUsha Tribune Telegraph
rni paper printed and Published in tho city aud coun
ny # kea"sA aad that the SAID pullcat he Goa nped FOR
sis a-vss ia Succession. JON y. JfiSU<,
Dt.ed h@Hgsl& Nay .. lS55. G;TsT County Judge.
A--.-. J. h AL-Lln.a Eler,
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
Notina To rradifnYq

In Probate---. kenoslAa County Cont.
To all whom il may concern
Letters Of administration said having been issued
stephen = Gpla~urty cf Paris knssha the 5th
DAY OF Nay \ D. 1870. Rnd ak months from afer said day
be ~ allowed and hTei creditors present their claims
e&amn&ton and allowance, Notice is crore hereby syen
thHt the undersigned viii Saturday the lind Jay Of
Der A. D. 'bI. Ina oien in the and Of
At tea oc'oca A. NJ receive examine and aiat all claims Rnd
demands If 81! persons against said deceased.
4w41 JON Il. JItSCN. County Judge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24

so wei known in the West, where thousands
nave oeen Sold and tha operation always guaran,
teed and in Instance has it failed 10 satisfy the
purchaser. We have Oh hand. and intend 10 keen
as the market NAV demand. large variety Of
Hot Air, Cooking, Paror end Box Stores. Of dir,
fefent patterns We bciieYe We shall he able 10
make it al object for Nil Stove dealers, or honse,
heepers who may want 20 purchase Stoves, either
trimmed OF untrimns~d, by the quantity OF sncl
10 give Us call We sell as low es any in %
market. 45.6n h .
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
HfiacilI,nauf NOifcc.

EEyo7GA CnI'~TY, Tow OF B,isol:-ss
10 Henry Johnsnr; You hereby uotfed that writ Of
sttaeens Fa been sned against you aud properly at
a-!ct Z" SAT sly thc demand Of ,sm II. ush
fourteen dt.s a2d sky cents e4G) Now nnless - al
appear before ssnuei Ed4y Justice Il IN Petc. IN
sad c aue in she IF Bristol. the .'h day
Of Mag 1855, a. o'clock in the af.erno judgment will
rendered against aud your property sold pay tho debt
DA..l Nv 20 lsL5. 3MtI ElLSH p.alntif
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
LIFE INSURANCE.

DREPARE for the futGrs wants Of your fa.nily
L by having your lifo Insured.
The National Life Insurance Company
oil the United States, is situated at Montpelier.
Vermont, with cash capital Of 3 100 600 LIS
one OF the safest aEro est fp Insurance Gonna
ny in the country. L. G. MERRILL Agent
at Mssealf s. MerrlPs.
EsassAs, Wis., ~.st19 G.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
FARM FOR SALE.

Tgvake Not ce, the subscriber offers for sale at
Z great bargain, 400 acres OF land, calculated
TO make first rate gratis and stock farm, situated
; miles from keuosha City. i60 rods north Of
the Burlington road, sections Is, a. / ! aad 10
in the town OF Paris, aud convenient to several
plank roads aud railroads. 1870 acres enclosed :;
GOOD twoslory farm house. Mos Of the materials
on hand 10 bald barn. as also TO enclose 100
acres more; from leo to 200 acres L plow and the
balance is bottom or meadow laud. There is from
50 to 60 ID 10 wheat The subscriber will srIli3
altogether or in parcels TO suit custemes, If neccs
sary. H. w. JOHNSON.
Kenosha June 18th 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
MARBLE FACTORY.
GEORGE ACKLEY

~ hOALLl
ANNOUNCES to the people OF Kenosha City
and county, AID Vicinity, that he has bought out
the Marble Establishment OF JcsErR I. EHLE. and
that he has added largely TO the Stock, with botI
Italian and American Marble
OF The very best qualities and is prepared TO furn-
lsh to order all work in the Marble Line.
Being all EXPERIENCED " oRksAs. he feels
confidence in wa:ranting his
monuments, Tom5-Sfones, -ornS-Ta5Iss
GbelfsGs, PsinG-3toncs,
and all other work wanted, for FINISH AND
Sly LE, to rival ALI MPETITION.
ram, !talsed, or Ornamental " o K. OF any char
acter desired done in st. lie to give ENTIRE sat
isiactjou.
He respectfully so!icts the patronage of the
Public.
IL Shop en Main Street, opposite the CITY flo
tel. GEORGE ACKi.EY.
xenosha, Dec, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
COFFEE. COFFEE,,

WMTE beg leave to say to all levers OF Noah
EV nuvis's combination, eff Ground Mocha *
Java. Coife..s' that we have a fresh supply,
and we are able to supply all calls
April 9. MErCALF a. MERRILL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
gkenosha County Circuit Ccurt---YD Equity.

IIenoaha County Circuit Ccurt---ip Equity.
Mary Dunn, Administrator &C. tie Robert a. Dunn
Sas Ames Ezs Anes John Goor, Joseph Lsxnd Bstsey
d. Col, and Crcso Bay Milwaukee Ceags Railroad on
pany.
II Appearinng ~ affidavit to the satisfaction
that the above named defendants John Joseph d.
land reside on; of this lnt in Of the United States
motion ofJon u Jsun compliments soeitor 1t il ordered
La TIE SAID John Goer and Joseph D. Leland APP
&ance 10 le entered in this
served On the enmpanant solicitor by tie lG day August
4 d. 1872 and in g" their appearance If them that
they Pead demnr said complainant hill
complain y tie said l6a day of AUgus 1884, and ia de-
fault thereof tad ball Of complaint be taken
by them Ea 1t 10 further arer.d that within tnenty days
the date hereof said this
be published the KenUste Tribune eegrsph
printed and published in TIDE city a Ken0sa
said publication &c said
week for six successive weeks thai lie coy this
order DO personally
ieas. thirty beore the time prescribed appearance.
by Lie CouT5, J. Il. DuUiITHIE,
Dated hoaosna, May &. lS5S. JGdse.
JOS b. J!LstN, CUmpt's Suir.
certify tLst Size absVe y copy Of the order
this cause. 6W4s l., 3. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24


MtIF STREET. z rEDSHt rONSlN
70 aow receiving .a-.r Wutst rloeLef
n AasFb ~ ARA 81 SI'y 'E.@ d. every
= & .nI at.I ysti-t til .s ..t .ttus ..s.. .u-
ment Of the kind, which ve .,..4 se't CteaJcy
has ever been olcre3 Smiths e.iy. NeL-ye Ga a.J
the following splen3.d assortment Of COOKING
STOVE rs. all Of Albany Castia and Warranted
tostand Fire and Bake well, o, Mosaic.
Old LR OESLDES.
tcith S}ia.rg Hearth & ISL Pen uadeynea!h
This Stove took the I,st Premium at ,helast
State FairhcId at Albany last Fall, and is pro-
nouucsd bythose thai have used them, 10 be the
Best Stoves in the World:
VULCAN AIk-TfGHT,
Very Heavy Castings.-Bclle ofthe State
Large Oven extending underline Hearth 4 beau
tiful pattern Queen O The Forest, Elevated ,van
which beats anything Of the KIND IN the market
IRON WITCH,
GTick Oven, with Furnace in freat, which every
body says is perfect in every respect.
WESTERLY YITCH.
A new pattern large Q5ea, and beautiful Cast
ing.
Wooson'e Patent Arr>TT-ht. "a beautiful Stove:
Ransom's Premium Castji Is, ali sizes, warrant e!
tostand Fire. We manufacture.
Copper, Tin a1{ Sieet HoR, Qf erery dss-
ERUPTION, w experienced W0rkmen
1t IS uotneces@ary to mention articles we have
on hand alive as1 ofthose wishing 10 purchase
is to caland examine our Stock and Price. and
be satisfied that he are telling truth
We ViU not ke arlerso!d By any EstaJ-
Eshment in the State
Don't Forget TIA. New FIar6yv.re Store:
New 1853. GEO. w. HALE
rely GEO. n TOWSLEE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
IMPORTANT 70 FARhERSi
FsHTIE SUBSCRIBERS nave on and, for sale
z al III. Eagte Foundry, heno~ia. WIS,
c. n. DANA'S PATENT
Corn sE IN EcvoFs.

This Implement Is ii de- dctutuni 20 the Farmer. l.
viii do much business aud do il better, than tie
$50 Planters, and Gusts many times less. Ii H. in
act just the thing wanted. for genera chen p,
convenient, simple ia Construction. aud OF Liable 20
get ont OF order.
FoI any Farmer who has Fac Acres Of Corn to
plnut. this fli"teF will pay ion .etf N
Il leaves the hi! in better conCion for the puw or
cu.tivator, after thecon is up than any other meth-
cd Of planting. Il has been used by many OF our
best Farmers aud corn growers, and is pronounced
by them, to be tha Best xsiGmtrE in Use.
Farmers will consult their utr,s st, by calling At
The Eagle Foundry and examining them, ard VIXEN
convinced 1t their superior merits, supply ing them
selves or The Spring Planting.
J. DAVIES " w J. MORGAN
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24

EpROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and cotors
EP Cassimeres; Tweeds, kentucky Jeans and
Sattinetts cal be bought a; very low prices at
Nov 8, 1851 BLINS'S
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-24
CITY LOTS FOR SALE

a I GREAT BARGAINS. ONE HUN
- dred LOIS, in different paris cf HE City for
sale, on liberal terms as to time, and at Prices
rsry lar.
have but ore price. Any person agreeing to
erect House On the premises, can have credit
for the entire price of the Lot.
1t is my interest to SELL and to sc, cheap; for
every Lot disposed Of makes the rest of more value
CALL at my Office, at any time, and will GO
Oh to The ground and shPw you the Lots.
IL JOSIAH BOND.