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INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY


s Agent for the f.Howing responsible Insurance
IL Companies III Hartford and Boston They arc
controlled by the strongest and most experienced mer
i'll those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To wit:
Connecticut Fire Insurance Go. HARTFORD
Conn, Capital 5000 00o--J b. Eidredge, .Secyeta
ry; Il. w. Greene, President
Hhenix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca
pltal 500, g0o-H. Kellogg, Secretary; L. Ii. Nor
gan, President
Merchandise Stores, Dwellings, Farmhouses Barns
the above Companies, Mt my office in kenosha, on
as reasonable terms any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
BosToN, Mass, b. f. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, Prcsideat-As Life Insurance Compa-
ny stands the first in the country.
kenosha, Dee. Z, lS5i-ly22 JOSIAH BOND.
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A. l WIS g. SON.

Corner Main and Market Sts,
AAehOshta, WISCONSIN.
a RE anxious to dispose Of their large assortment
IA Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots &, Shoes. Hats
and Caps, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C..
All Of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms
Years of experience in this place, and extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
US TO supply their wants and desire to retain our
old customers, as well as obtain ones, would if
nothing else, induce to sell ut such reasonable pro-
fits us arc just TO both seller and purchaser.
We arc III weekly receipts of New Goods, from
the eastern market, and Stock is always full so
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hend constantly everything wanted
by the citizens ofthc West.
Every kind ofproduce taken in exchangcfor goods,
or purchased at the highest market price.
Gene md see! One und ALL.
q Store on the corner of Main and Market SITS
directly under the Kcnosha City Bank
A. LEWIS 81 SON.
he"osha, Vas, juno 1855. tv15n52
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sE~ The Circuit Court for this county is still
in session, and still engaged in the trial Of the
cause to which we alluded in our last. We nm
derstand that this, Wednesday evening, the law
yers are summing up, and that the case win soon
goto the jury. Arnold and Watkins, of Miwau-
kee, arc the attorneys on behalf of the Mortons,
and Ely and Parker, of Evansville, Oh behalf of
the Kirkands.
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TIE BANNER CoUNrY.-Door county is the
banner county Of the state. 1t had but one poll
at Big Sturgeon Bay, where 81 votes were poll
ed and all for Bashford. We know some of the
men who 1--we at that place, and therefore can I'M
dcrstand this result. They belong to the human
branch of the human family, and have started
their settlement ON the right track. Long may
they wave.
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SAD AccIbENT.--A workman in Durkee Trues-
dclls Steam Planning and Sbngle Mill, by the name
Of MckissoR, while tending the Shngle Machine, on
Tuesday last had his fingers caught in the saw, by
which ono finger was cut entirely off, another so
that it merely hung by the skin one side, and a
third was sndY manrleA
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TO OLD FRIENDS g. NEW!
HU Il b ARD &c CO..

FORMERLY II. W. HUBBARD)
A RE in the market, at the old stand, No. ! Ru-
/ nails Block, with a compile assortment of New
q Gods, ready to do all those who may favor them
with call. gfc9t'3cai IF good. Oar stock of
D z Y G o O D S
IS large, and bought with reference to a heavy
fall iTadc
orc l to select all styles, new and rare, with Trim
Silks warranted net to crack. Fancy Silks, new
styles any pretty. Mcrinos, complete assortment.
Wool Plaids. good variety. All WOOL Del LANES,
all cOlers Ladies' Cloths. desirable shades
SEsAWE.s-Broche Long Shawls at Square
Shawl prices BAY State and Scotch do. from the
cheapest to the best made
For the Ncn.-Nc have piles of Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Satinc.ts, Flanncls, Under Shirts,
Drawers Buck Gloves and Mittcns, sc. sc.
Competing Brussels and Ingram a
variety of patterns. Oh Cloths, 4, q and 81 wide
Cotton CarpCts cheap
Erockery, Stone ~ GLASS Narc.-A few sets
al China Ware, White, Granite aud Rockingham
" are wholesale or retail. Stone jugs and Jars,
Earthen do. Tumblers. Castors, Lamps and Ian
terms
GROC HRIHS,
We arc prepared to give our Customers Bargains
on Sugars, stock was bought before the last
rise
We are still selling SYRurs and MoIAssEs at old
prices, notwithstanding the advance in the mar
knt.
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Ca these articles We hope 10 sustain the rcutra-
ton W. haze already established
We are always wanting all kinds of Farmers Pro
d"ce and VIII pay the highest pTicos the market af
keposhu, September 70, 1850
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PENSION LANDS
100 Cres OF iand
To all who served since 1890

The gct of Congress of March, 1865, grants to all,
Indians lucd who served in THy war since 1879,
fourteen days or less il cngascd in battle and TO the
widows or officers and soldiers Of the Revolutionary
war IL now living, and 60 Ctaplaing who served
with the army and to the Piattsbvrg aud Lewstown
volunteers leo acres Of land after deducting what
has been received.
The undersigned viii receive applications, and act
as agent in prosecuting claims under fine alafcmer-
TONED act. l., G. MERRILL.
ke1Iosha Wiz 1856
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4otal 9flattrrs, 1t,

EYWe we're agreeably surprised by call yester-
day, from J. G. Percival, State Geologist He has
recently completed survey Of the mining region Of
The state and is visiting the eastern portion of
the state to discover what it offers of interest to the
cause in which lie is employed. Professor Percival
has national reputation a of genius and sci
enec and we doubt not will do for the state all that
can be done in the department in Which he is enga-
Red.
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.f-E@ DARIEY'S
ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY. .

all diseases which affect
THE WIND OF HORSES.
This preparation among the Arabs, who
feci their three times year for about y
week time which doubt is the cause Of their remark
Ahle speed unfaing wind il introduced into Eng
sand years ago ny Ma Of Yorkshire who pro-
cured the receipt from Arabian Shick Chief from whom
purchased horSe during his residence ia Syria ant
which he afterwards imported England aud known the
BARLEY ARABIAN, FROM which sprang the largest and
splendid horses known Il viii only preyeRt
hut efecualy the ahoye named complaints ceaseS
the breathing apparatus By removing from the air cells the
lymph which heaveS clogs tleu causing
dtnsuy OF breathing by its disease part css,
Fhs equaing the circulation the blood restores e
vessels to their natural SiEN-aSS
CDSDITION MEDICINE.
1t EnG.ualcd its effects this respect truly astonisl
ing Many horses. which, be:orc using this medicine were
considered worth Sn havc by the 80 from pack
IA eS been rESiprPa tf healthy and round condition the
horses appetite has beeu lEpvorej all the arrangements
The digestive corrected tbs skin has become soft the
GOAT assumed cck and shiny appearance. and otherN
much improved that they you'd readily sell from $So
SI2S-The has been complete permanent II may
gwen s l,sssd Er,rses rrice -
CAUTIoN-EVery package Of the genuine "Darcys Ara
hlan He0Ve Remedy, bears the written Signature OF II UkD
CO. An other Is spurious anu shcnf be avoided
tarCh poison. Remember this. D. W. HURD.
Sole Proprieiars, 81 Maiden LSHc, New York
~ TUrrLf MOSES Auburn " Y, General Agents
FIR the states 81 York and Michigan, To whom al orsrs
should hs addressed Also for sale by J. X WELLS RICH
Akn STEEL, Auburn,
F'r sSls hy STARKwEArHER O., Eenoshs.
s-osd CORY i ENANs, Vaqtegan
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GP'Ihe Milwaukee Free Democrat suggests
convention of the Republican editors of the
the legislature Such a convention can do no
harm and may do much good
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4 NEW IDEA.
STORE ON THE NORTH SIDE.

r. e. HANNAIiS & CO. have opened a Grocery e Pro-
csso Nere, IL Athens Hud:ng, FIRST north Main
street Bridge, where they viii keep hand extensive
assortment Of
Groceries,
Together with full assortment Of
Provisions. Fruits, &C..
FLOUR, IADFAA-HEAL, BUCK WHE4F flour.
Mil Feed &c, al cf which viii be furnished at lever rates
than they have hitherto been sold for in this City
80 Flour feed and other purchases, delivered 10 any
part Of the City.
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iy~We find the following among the recent ecc
aons of the Supreme Court of this State:
Geo Kinball plaintiff in error VS. the city Of he
hosha, def. in error. Opinion by Justice Smith
Judgment affirmed with costs.
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~ Those who are not Mt all times thankful
and not always prayerlul, will DO well to observe
that Governor Barstow has appointed a special
day in which they may make mp to some extent
for their shortcomings.
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Wooden Ware, &c.
Which have been selected with great care express.
~ Tor tins market, with an eye to tie requirements
OF the season, the wants of their customers andwih
the intent 10 satisfy all that Cood Goods and Go0d
BarSdins can be had in kenosha, rs any other mar
kct Oil the Lake Shore.
DRY GOODS.
French, .Hcrinos and Paranlctta G Dods, at grca
Bargains.
All Wool DeI"incs, of every color, quality and
ShawIs Brochu, Grape, Thibct and Blanket, at
Bargains.
'uoirc, Antique Velvet, Moss, and great variety
OF other trimmings.
Mamhhcrc;ticfs, Linen Cambria, Silk, &c
Dmsmasiscd storcucs, Silk Nelvcts, & Irish Line
Hosiery, Worstcd, Wooden, Cashmere and Cotton
OF all sizes and colors.
Null, Swiss, Dotted, Book, Bard aud Check.
sIuwmS, Bishop, Nicloria-Sarccnctt and Jaconcttc
Dmnasis Fable Spreads, Napkins with & with
ont fringe.
sTinshnnas, great assortment, at great bargains.
some thing ent rely now for ladies' dresses.
Gloves, large assortment, Ladies', Gents, and
Childrcns.
Prints the rery best assortment in the city of every
STYLE
GromdcIo;ha, Over Coating, Cassincres, Twecds.
Saenetts, Kentucky Jeans, Nc-a large s. choice
sntck
sheetinxs, Bagging, Bags, white and colored ar.
pet Warp, Cotton Yarn DENNIS, Hickory Red
and Twilcd Flannel and Cotton
:.inscys, Plaid or plain, by the cord or otherwise
Coat and Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. at bar.
gains.
Competing, DruCgctt, Floor Oil Cloths Table do
Oh Color Window Shades, al great bargains.
Knit Hoods, ComfoTters, &c, beautiful lot, for
Ladies and Misscs.
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags, good assortment.
stark Mills Rags, and bagging by the yard or
piece.
Npnccas, which offer letter bargain
than eau be had elsewhere in the city
Coaurgh Cloths, for dresses, at great bargains.
}ucksIsin, Gloves and Mittins, a great variety &
and at low prices.
Yankee Notions, in abundance, and variety
Fine Wooden Warn, of every shade and color.
Ricnc he'd Goods, heavy and first rate stock
Heavy Ticking, Cotton Dattnc-come aud see.
Window shades of elegant and varied atterna
Ribbons, velvet and every other descriptions.
Wrapping Irvine, in great abundance. -
C. ROCE les.
sugars, Refined, Loaf, Crushed, Coffee & Brown
Stunrt's and Golden Syrups and Molasses.
Coffee, Rio and Obi Government Java good lot
Teas, A No. L., and all other varietiees-allc cheap
xnkcr's snicrntus, Soda, Cream Tartar & Bak-
ing Powders
Pepper, Ailspicc, Nutmeg, Cas.ia, Ginger & Mace
Rice, any quantiiy-piekles Of every kind
Goldfish. Mackeral, Whitcfish, Smoked IIalibut &
Smoked Herring.
Table n Buiter Salt, Of the very best GUILTY..
lamp Oil, and all kinds of Candies.
CROCK cry.
Glass Ware, of every description.
Enrthern Ware. Blue, White, and Of other va
rious colors styles which will be sold at bargains
Wooden Ware of every description
800 Corn Baskets, at extraordinary bargains.
sonabe prices Just come tn store and win de
our pest to please you, III all respects
SIMMONS * son.
Oct. !, 1926 tnl6
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Ia . . 80 80 I q 55
r. ET,KJNS
LOIS.

have number ~ Farms and City Lots for sale
favorable terms to purchasers.
Iany Of the farms the located in the county, and
consist Of superior Grain and Grass asnpToyed
improved On Of them, but part Of Tie purchase
money required down. the balance may from
years
Pensions and Bounty Hands obtained Taxes Paid. Coll
lecrions madercnttances prompt. Peadirgs Bis and
Answers drafted all business entrusted 10 me in The
Courts Of l. a \ ID E L IT Y
for Prosecution or Defence, personally sIperntsnd
J. J. PETTIT,
A GsI
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.

NORTH CORNER QUARLEs' ELocK, KESosHA
WISCONSIN,
NNOULD respectfully invite the attention OF all
w persons having property for sale, or wishing
to purchase either City Lots or Country Lands TO
the fact that they prepared for the transaction of
General Land Agency susincSs.
They keep a Book for the purpose of registering
property for sale or rent Persons having property
for sale, invited to make this office their head
quarters. They VIII also give attention to the pay
ment of Taxes for non residents and in fact attend
t" all matters connected with Real Estate [lyn3
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ClTYLOTS FOR SALE,

t G NEAT BARGAlNS.-Onc Hundred
IA Lots in different parts of the City for sale on
liberal Terms as to time, and at prices VERY LOW.
have but one price, Any person agreeing to erect
a House the premse can have credit for the eli
tire price of the lot.
1t is my interest to sell and to sell cheap for every
one disposed of makes the res. more valuable.
Call ut my office at any time, and viii go on to
the ground and show you the lots
Al IDSI All R0ND
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

BOUNTY LAND for those entitled TO it under the
Ap late act of Congress-giyng fG0 acres, de-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received if anyl
to each Officer, Musician, Private, Tcanstcr Seaman.
Clerk and Marine, land in of their deceasc, 10
their widows and minor Children, who has served in
any since i191, for HE term of II days, been
Engaged m arg batHc-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any Of the several acts OF Com
grcss, viii be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
atty At Law IND PENSION g. BOEN-
TY LAND AGENT.
ssY9 Information given free of charge An expc
rience of several years in this business will enable
me to give serviceable advice. 80
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FOR SALE. OR TO RENT.

sa small and convenient tenement For sale or to rent
a. reasonable terms, located in pleasant portion OF
1<zz the City Apply the Office of the Tibxie a III
e!yT0pit Immediately.
Kenosha' Nov. Sth, 1855. 91,f
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SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLIND
FACTORY.

y T. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
AZ TO his facilities for making the articles enume
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory and is prepared tosnpp!y ordet< the
shortest notice and nj reasonable prces and viii wr
rant all his work to be of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building will
ind il much to their interest TO call at the Manufac
turcrs for their Sash, &c, they can get better
article by so doing and at cheatier rates,
He Is prepared also to do all kinds of Saving
on the shortest notice; and soon as a competent
Turner be obtained, viii Also be prepared to de-
all kinds of WOOD TURNING
Jobhing Of all kinds, in the Inc of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended to-
All who want work done invited To Give 4so a
call Us determined to- suit customers Il possible
~ Shop on Pearl streets south side, between
Main and Exchange 49,
keaosha- bune 1855 - vl6uis
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School Land Interest,

c. L. SuoLEs will attend to the payment of
school land interest at Madison, for those in this
county who want such service, gratis.
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FOUND.

FIVE DOLLAR BILL. The owner can have the sam
Aby describing it and paying charges.
Hcnosha Nov Ii, 1855. t22ul Ut. SHEPHERD.
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6cnunH

~
1900 Bags
10000 sd. Fine Shooting
LOCO +" Bleach ("
POGO g; Stripe Shifting
1900 D9nuns and Drilling
300 pictes Prints & Cling
hams -
. Alpnccas and
Paranicttas
- pieces Red, Blue, Vel
low al'dSVhite Flannel
LOO piaeei Broad Cloth,
Doe Aus, Cassine!cs *
Satincits
10 piee g. Kentucky Jeans
Tweeds and Linscy VOL
scy =
100 PIECES Ticking. Cotton
Fiannsi>Col' Cambrics
loo pairs Bed blankets &
Horse Blankets
All kinds Towcling and
Tablc-Clotls
IRISH Lyon, Ccarsc& Fine
i3aV Sta.e Sbnwls
Bucks!<in Mittcns and
GlovcS
Mems 81 Womcn's Stock
ings
20 Balcs Cotton Batting
10 - Wadd;ng
Linen Ind Cotton Thread
WOO Colnfurtc.s
IiIooksand Eyes, Needles,
| Pms, 'mnhs, Steel Pens,
Pencils and Hair Pins.
\ general assortment Of
Crockery, Wood and
Stone Ware. Packing
Rarsc.o S, Butter F'kins
1855.
...-CEORGE ID. HEAD.
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LOS

IN the Bulen road, within four miles of this City gray
- bsdRhet Shtct with red border Whoever finds said
article, will please leave Merrs store or at the resi-
dence OF 8 FISK
henos@d' Nov. H. 1855. [2w22l+
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FOR SALE.

House and SIR Acres OF Ldnd--on the plank road
i.4 half a mile of the first gate.
For particulars inquire of JOHN G. HOLMES,
Nov. ii, 1850 T2m22*l Near TIE premises.
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p PEOPLES ST RE.
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
NeW Goods at the Neto Store.

Among thcir stock MAJ
20 Hhds Sugar
loo l,bls Refined Sugar
loo " Molasses
30 g Staar; x Golden
Syrup
100 Bags Rio g. Old Gov.
Java Coffee
loo Chests 4 No. I Tea
10 Ch'ts Eng. Br'kfst Ten
IL Ticrccs Rice
Bakers Saleratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar Il Baking
Powders
Raisins, Curr'nts, PrUnes
Citron and Dates
Pepper, All-sp;cc, Nut
meg, Cassia, Ginger and
Mace
Corn St'c'l, Farina, Mac
aroni, Tapioca and Mus
tard
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose,
Almond and Curry Pow
der extracts
Pickles of all kinds
fish.-Codfish, Mackcrc.
Whitcfish, Smoked Hal
ibut, Smoked Herring *
Sar,lincs
Linsecd Oil, While Lead,
Lamp Oil and all kinds
Candies
lt.-i}utter, Table ard
barrel Salt
Bag Flour, Graham do.
Corn Meal, Apples, ro.
tatocs, Onions, Cabba
ges, squash, Bcets, Dat.
end Corn
Keaoslla, September =
PHISEAs STEVENS.
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TURNIP SEED.
SYOEyE BENE
F u r NiTUR E STORE!

w % II E Rk n Ef
F NITURE STORE.
MARKET st. gxcnoshn
- The subscriber has opened on Market ST.
IL a few doors west of the American Hotel.
laalzzonc OF the most complete & Extensive lots of
FURNITURE n CABINET WARE.
Ever brought to this market His stool, consists Of
all the articles usually found in a First Glass Far
niturc ~ HgouscEecper.' Furnishing Estalp-
'ishmcnt, of all qualities and prices. Among
these may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
Of superior workmanship and finish.
great variety of
CHAIRS,
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor.
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables Dining extension and com
mon leaf Tables
Mahogany and Blach Walnut bureaus, of , ari-
ols p,.t-tt>rls.
DEDSTEAD
Fancy and common, ofevery style and variety.
MATRASSES,
Various styles, fancy and common
STANDS, SIDE TABLES, &C, sc.
- Picture Frames of every style made to order
on slIort notice. 4ass
The above Goods viii he sold as chcap as the
cheapest. Call and examine item, and satisfy your
selves yhnt the "Wolvcr;ne Furniture Siole,' is the
place to buy Your Furniture.
Oct LIST, 1850 lttf D. S. VAN ALLEN
. \ F'inc Toned ORGAN, suitable for small
b. S. yANALLEN.
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vt6ni
20 r S ALE
HARBOR DOCK.

Kcn0sha. Wisconsin
fENHE UNDERSIGNED ha, ing fitted up, at
a considerable expense, nearly twenty rods of
Dock, Immediately the harbor gcccssifl G 10 YES
sells drawing nine feet of water, prepared to ac
coTnnodate the public in the way ofrcteivng Shin
ping and Docking whatever may come to their care
STORAGE OF FLOUR. PROVISIONS, SALT, &c
Consignnents of Flour. Provisions Groceries
Lumber, &c. for Storage Shipment or Sale win ref
ocive our best care attention.
We have also large eommodious rooms fitted mn
in the QGarlcs Brick block. on the corner of Main
and Pearl streets suitable for the sale or s,srs,
OF all kinds of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
Orders Coz purchasing Produce IsImher md 9th
or articles, attended to promptly, and at reasonable
rates.
Aug. 81 GASKTLL, CHAMBERLIN & Co
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Lucy 9tone Blackwell.

This Lady, who has a national reputation az au
able lecturer on variety of subjects, is now enga
ged in delivering n series of three lectures on Wo-
mans Rights, at Military Hail. in this City the first
of the to be delivered the evening of the day
"Wednesday, the 2Ist) on which this paragraph is
writon; another this evening" Thursday; to conclude
tomorrow friday evening. Lectures commencing
at O'Clock Tickets at the Bookstore and at the
Door. For the whole course, SO cent?; for single
lecture 25 cents.
1t has not been our fortune at any time to hear
Mrs Blackwell formerly Lucy Stone speak, there
fore of our personal knowledge we can say nothing
of the probable merit of these lectures But then we
know does nearly every else that tho lecturer
stands coufossedly at tho head of the many earnest
and able women engaged in that calling in the coun-
try and that she quite capable of treating the sub
ect OF her lectnre its Importance requires should
he treated. We are well aware that few things are
moro Enthusiastically the mass of mind than this Of
Woman's Rights and because it is misunderstood it
IL condemned md rdiculcd Properly understood,
it commcnds itself to every candid mind, and we
arcquite confident person is better capable of ma
king it clear TO the common approximations than Lu-
cy Stone. We hope the lectures uuy be well attcn-
dcd
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The hurry Of publication evening compelled us
most unwiliugly to be Hbscut from the opening lee
turc. We learn however, tint it well attended,
md was received with the highest satisfaction, more
than justifying all we have said above Those who
feel the least interest in the subject treated Of will
do themselves great injustice by failing to attend
the remaining lectures
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HOUSE q LOT FOR SaLE

is The subscriber oilers for sale, reasonable terms,
very desirable House and Lot IN the city OF kenosi a.
The property well lncef the sie II Ann street,
few rods north II PeaTis and convenient the Lake shore
Rail Road Depot
For particulars empire ~ the subscriber Mortified,
Cous Co. III. OF OF Dr. FaFr the premises.
Oct. =, IS55. fT9u THOMAS SIIERG0LD.