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CHOICE STOCK FOR SALE.

THVHE subscriber offers for sale, at his farm in
III the town of Pleasant Prairie, the following
described young stoc Two thorough bred Dur
ham Bulls-;mported by Mr.. Theirs, Cows, to
come in in the spring, years old, Steers 3years
old do years old-6 do year old-6 Heifers
I year oId-One Horse Colt years old-One 90
year old-and one mare colt; 2 years,
The above stock will be sold on reasonable terms.
The ages are intended 10 refer to last spring.
Those wishing 10 increase their stock will find this
a desirable opportunity. ]. L. GILBERT.
Pleasant Prairie, Feb. %, 1855. 3Stf
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Eg-Jo ohm Kent, q Scotchman, of the town
of Caledonia, Racine County, on Saturday
last, was thrown from wagon in which he
was riding, and was SO much injured that
he survived but two days after the accident.
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IL hf II e Or com. 80 rods
W Of IL Q cor. Of said Or.
thence w 90 rods, s 80
rods, e 90 rods n 80 rods,
sec. 6, range 1910 acres.
n centre n W Or bOuud-
ed n by sec. line. e by
Ludington, s by French,
W by Porter, in Sec. Is,
range %, 5 acres.
bounded c by Pike RI
yer, n by b. AID Mann.
W and 6 By Mann. in sec.
10, range 90, f0acres.
s pit W hfs W or except
J L Shepherds 3 acres
and II Whitneys l acre,
except also lands known
as lot | block 6 Fisk's adj
ditlon, in sec 81, rungs
%, con. 431 acres.
one acre e Of C Symes
30 rods n TO S and 8 rods
. to West,' in s W Or sec
81 range %. con. | acre.
beginning So rods w Of
= G corner offs e Or. n 40
rods c 40 rods, n AZ rods
W 81 rods, $ 80 rods, e
81 rods. to beg. in sec. Sc
range %, con 235 acres.
beginning % rods s Of
II e corner of II W or. "
IA rods, s % rods, e II
rods, u % rods, in sec.30,
range %, con. 6 acres.
beginning 40 rods $ OF
u Q corner II W or s W or.
thence 30 rods, W i6
rods, u 20 rods. e 10 rods
in sec 81. range %, con.
2 acres.
beginning n c corner,
$ W or n W Or thence s 40
rods,w IL rods n 40 rods,e
l2 rods, in sec 81, range
%, con. 3 acres.
part Of n e Or Of sec.
com. 80 rods W Of IA e cor
OF said Or thence W 20
rods, 8 80 rods, c 90 rods
n 80 rods. being re-assas>
sessed for the taxes Of
1852 and 1853, in sec. 6,
range %, COZ. 10 acres,
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HARBOTs ELECTION .

AS ORDERED BY the city council in with see
ions IS and ~ OF the city charter Ekseton
he'd II The several Wards Of this city the FIRST Tussdsy Z
April l TO desrmine by ballot whether Tex exceed
-Four 1honsand Dollars an1 collected the or,s
snt year, for Harbor purposes
The Polls viii he the time places and thu
Election conducted 10 the generally annual
city aectious The qualifications OF
possession Of Freehold Estate occupancy eas
e. on which the occupant as taxs The ballots
prints6 contain The words rapst Tax
KsnoshA N&sch -. less 80 c. C. sHoisEs mayor.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

COUNTY TkEAsURrRs OFFICE, Ksnosha Co. Wis.
City of Kenosha, February ., 1855.
NOTICE hereby given that much Of each the folio
described lots parcels land be
that will the second Tuesday April and the
succeeding be sold Public Auction the
House. the City Of Kenosha for the Of
and charges thereon for the 1854 Sas
OF o'clock the forenoon Of the day above mentioned
City of Kenosha,
First Ward.
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.
SOMETHING NEW!
AIDES CUSTOM CATER BOOTS &

"a Shoes. of every description, Manufactured by
q. 4. Crosman, al 81 Main St. first
door south OF Errirson's,) kenOsha, Wis.
The Undersigned having taken room at the
above locality, announces to the people of Keno
sha city. county and vicinity, that he is now pre-
pared TO make to order, all kinds of Ladies' Shoes
and Boots, from the heavy Walking Boot and
Shoe to the French SLIPPER and CATER Doors,
o, the finest qualify.
Particular attention will be paid to fitting the
Foot, which is quite essential to service well
beauty. Ladies will! find il to their advantage to
call and examine specimens before purchasing ese>
where. All work ,oarranted to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. G.. 4. CROSMAN.
March Is, 1855. 39tf
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CITY Observation-Disclosures

THE Annual Election City and Ward aero,a. ~, AN
place the 6rst TuesSay in April 1856 being ~ II ay a. 49,
month at the following places in each Wards
First Ward. Cry HI,
Second Ward, In the Ba ,enant ~ n Il A., -. H..
Third Ward ESctxr Ila1ss n . " '''"7
The Officers TO be chosen are Nsyor clerk Ten4urpr Mar,
SHAT Assessor Justice of bs ace enc az
Common Schools for the ely AZ large.
ro tnelirs ward, cRe Alderman aud Consta-
nse second ard Alderman
Third Ward Alderman years and. one Cop.tahe
The Election wiz he by cit council
Kenosha, March - 1875 e. O. Sitfli ne HSyor
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judicial Election Notice.
Sscretary's Office, }
Madison, Feb. is, 1855.

NJ Office, is hereby given. that an Election
~ will be held in the several towns & ward, Of
the State of Wisconsin, ON the frat Tuesday being
the Sd day of April next. for the election OF an AS
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court in place OF
Samuel Crawford. whose term of service will ex.
pire on the last day Of May, 1855, Said election
to be conducted aud returns made in accordance
with the provisions Of act entitled sn act con.
corning the election Of Judges, (chap Sc General
Laws 1881 approved March %. 1854.
ALEXANDER T. GRAY,
mrsn3S Secretary Of State.
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DAISINS, e5 Boxes of fresh Raisns by tho
IA Box or I'd, ct the cheap store of
Feb. Is, IS, E, w. BLINN,
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STARKWEATHER 81 co wish to say TO
~ the readers of the united papers, TriSane ana
Telegraph, that they keep their store at all times
well supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MED.
ICINES and great variety OF Fancy Articles
They wish particularly 10 call attentionlo
Loud"n's Indian Expectorant.
Wistar's BaIsam Wild Cherry l
Bryan's Pulmenic WATERS
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
storms Cough Candy.
Jaynos Expe ctaEant;
All excellent preparations for Coughs and Colds
now SO prevalent. lfthese do not cure, they will
guarantee Medicines OF their own putting up suited
10 each case, n32
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n pit s e fr Or except OF
65- 100 acres tn ereof
deed. to B. $. Sheppard
and recorded in the reg
Office city Of kenosha,
April S, 1854, sec. -,
81 35-l00 acres.
W pit s W fr Or W aide ri
yer, except go l5-l0O
acres of u. sido " pt. $
W fr or W side river, sec,
81, ~ as 100 acres.
wheatland.
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NOTICE
Tickets

FOR TOWN ELECTION promptly Printed
It this Office, at reasonable prices.
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In Probate---W eso.ha County Cour,


In the matter Of the Guardianship Of Isaac r. Sheldon
ON filing the petition Of Harvey Kirkland of North
County Ham rshre and
representing other .hinss that he the Guardian Of
child heir Of Theodore Sheldon
said deceased In and for the county Amn
shire aforesaid and and that said Isaac
Sheldon resident Of said said
Mass and not resident Of county of kenosha
Of Wisconsin; that the Of Francis
Guardian OF said infant in and for the OF
Of be vacated and and that
suitable discreet DO Guardian after
notice and examinations Ard rsadag and fling his
praying ti<t said Francis r. Morton be
removed said Guardianship for therein stated and
that and discreet be appointed as Guards
the said Francis B. Morton having been
Judge Of this Court and ordered plead there
Ordered said heard before the Judge
this Court the ty sr daY of April next o'clock
Of said iionse In tue City and county 81
Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin.
And Ordered That notice thereof be given 70 the
said minor and all Interested by publish
Of this order For four weeks prior TO said
day hearing Rnoa Tribune and Telegraph weekly
published Kencsh2 aforesaid JON JILSUN,
Dated March 18th, lSS5 TWO County Judge.
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s. co.

A RE, continually making addition to their ex>
IN tensive stock from the best importing Houses
of the East, and are prepared at nil times to fur
nsh Drugs and Medicines of the best quality both
simple and compound. Physicians prescriptions
and recipes Of all kind picked out .deciphered aud
accurately put up4
of all kinds for painting. burning, rrrfuming
also, for medical aud mechanical purposes.
Varnishes.
Such % Coach. carriage, Furniture Shellao
Brown and Black japan. aad Danar or white
Varnish.
Window Glass
from 3 by TO "a by 2I, single aud doubis. thick.
by the light or box, and cut TO any size.
Glass Ware. rf
including Druggists articles from homeopathic
phia to gal. Tincture Bottle, Preserve Jars oil
slzes.pint and half pint TASKS, Bottles of all kind
Fluid and oil Lamps Of beautiluI patterns Tum-
blers aud Gohiets, Cake and Preserve Dishes,
Sug ar Bowls cream cups Bird Vases AID Founts
china Flower Vases, dc.
Patent Lanterrs.
The best assortment in the CITY for Oh, and Fluid
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AGS-S00 Seamless Bags,o excellent quail
~. can be had cheap at
zen 10 Z, w, RLINN's.
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CITY BANK.
-000-
RATES OF EXCHANGE.
The CITY Bank of Kenosha will sell Exchanges
on New York City at the following rates:
For Currency. one per cent, premium.
Eastern Notes aud Coin, one halfper cent pre-
MUM.
Interest paid on Special Deposites.
S. p. SCOTT, Cashier
June, 1854. [n47-lyl
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Commencing line of said or ~ rods Of the sc
thereof hence 40 rds thence rd thence ~ rds
thence . s rds-2 acres:
Commencing the line Of sd 80 rods OF the cor
thereof 81 rods th9ne 10 rods thence o rods
thence " % rods thence 80 rods thence 10 rods;
Commencing line Of or of the corner
thereof Is rods; thence f6 rods thence s rods
thence . to the beginning
line of sd 20 rods OF the corner
thereof Is rods thence i6 reds thence Is rods;
thence s TO the beginning-Not assessed IN 1858:
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NJ. FRANK, County Treasurer.
<wT
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an the foliosrtng in n w. Or, Sec. 81 II 2 X ~
Lots l. B. B. s pi1 IT, a. Ia 30 IL ~ III - ~ % -, Y
s. TO- H. rs le III ~ IS o. 80 81 81 .. and Is Of hlees
Ia NJ Z. Or Sec 3l-Lots 4, L. OF block y Lois L. =
8 4, and II ct BIZ 2. assessed in 1854: -.
Lots IT, H. 49, a. and of bk 2-Lots3 TO- H. Is
IA and 3, Of bk 2; re- assessed in 1854:
and 8 of bk5-Lots 4, and Of bk }, reas-
sessed in 1854: Lots and 3, Of bk 5: -
Lots l. . and TO- Of bk 4-Iots g. sand 10
of BIZ A. assessed in 1854: -
Lots g. TO- H. IL and Of ok s-Lots f,S 10
II and u, Of blk s. rc.assessed in is54
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
WATCHES AND JEsyELRY.

We are now receiving direct from the manu-
facturers and importers, large and varied ass
oi Gold and Silver Watches, fob and vest chains,
seals. Kevs rings Bracelets, lockets, gold and sill
yer pens and pencil cases &c, &c. Which are
warranted to be, represented, aid consist In
part OF the following articles:
VSaeches-Gold and silver patent lever, hunt
ing cases Duplex, Anchor, Vertical Lepine,
Verge and detached levers, extra jeVveled and
rich engraved cases.
C;aains-Gold curb, fob and fancy vest chains
ofvarous patterns, silver curb fob, engraved.
linked, and fancy vest chains; Ladies gold chat
telaines and pins Gents gold chains and seals
ola variety Of patterns.
EsraceEets-Iadies gold box & fine bar brace
lets, LocketS, fat snaps, cuff pins, heart slides,
belt and ribbon pins, charms &c.
Ear Esings-Drops and hoops Ladies hligree
pearlcoral garnet, cluster scroll flutes Jet 1oof
twistear rings; childrens rings, heart, grape,
and plain hoop ear rings.
Breast PEnS-Ladies hligree and pearl, mo-
safe enameled. cameo, turquois and garnet, cor
nelian, anchor, masonic, !. .. o. F., cross, pins.
Gents diamond, ruby, emerald, hyacinth, coral,
stone. masonic i.oo.f, k. H. star, anchor, cross,
heart, hatchet, saw and plane, scroll and plain.
Fsings-Pearl ruby, topaz and garnet, pearl <
ruby garnet and jet, enameled, stone, SEAL d 'bl.
heart scale rings; gents scale seal, large seal.
Seals t Keys-Gold and silver seals and
KEYS OF every variety, fob ribbons and gold
buckles and slides.
Gold Pens and pencil cases of various sizes
Gold pens in silver cases, &c. All for sale by
B. L. BRITTIN & co.
WashiagtOn, Oct. 3, 1855. 1913.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
Japan and EiEa Ware.

Bathing tubs, oilstands, camp kettle. covered
buckets OF all Sizes coffee pots and boilers from
quarts - gallons large handled pans, oval foot
tubs sauce pans dish kettles, cold pals .uInbler
Draners cIlaliIng dishes, oil cans. oil lamps lamp
filters, sausage suffers, lanterns, cullenders milk
strainers. eraters, pudding pans, candle moulds.
tea, coffee, sugar and powder canisters scoops,
tunnels measures, pressed tin plates, sprinklers
watering pots, match safes, pot covers ass d
sizes truIngets spittoOns scailOped cake pans and
AXE cutters, muffin rings, lard lamps dust pans
casters, wash pans, with and without handles
brit;a & tin ladies < diPpers. knife trays, flesh
forks, egg whips. melting ladies', coffee roasters
preserving kettles. cake chests; corn peppers, tea
fravs sSs-d cnaI lilies and sfyleS
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
Medical Gard.

DR- t. J. BOOKER, offers his professional
- services to the citizens of Columbus and i4s
vicinity. in all the various branches of his profes
sion. In all difficult cases, the gratuitous consul
tation of DR. p r. Booker can be had
Columbus, June, 20, 1854 25-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
WOOD WARE.

Cedar and painted tubs in nex;s; brass bound
white cedar buckets, iron bound red cedar buck
cts painted and vanished keeeTs full round grain
measures, plain and zinc wash boards, OAK we'll
buckets; iron bound kegs of >, 10, - and 20 gal
each brass and iron wire selves, hair selves barl
covers, sugar boxes, with bales, spice boxes, bat
ter ladies' and spoons cocoa Cippers pastry boards
Ioling-pils, clothes pins, meat mauls, potatoe
mashers, wood fawcets, wood saw frames. boot
jacks, butter prints, knife boxes camp chairs can
vas bottom stools, spool stands, toy tubs and
pals, manila mats &c.-graiL scoops, white
wash, scrubbing, horse and whisk brushes, sheep
skin mats
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
sbrs ~. A. rEgxXkev

II ANlNG permanently located in the Tovrno
Ii Fulton. respectfully tenders his Professions
services to the community. He can he at =
times found at his office, unless Professionally ali
sent q"
.angnsf 18Th, 1855. 33-em.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
The New Steamer
FANNY FERN, -
CHAS. N. DOWD. Master

4 6STa WILL commence her reg
f,s,===.iGzl -, ular trips in upper Red River
- 95sSss5=S<. - as soon as navigation opens
This boat has made arrangements with Messrs
J. n. Howell < CO.. for the storing of Cotton in
their Ware house, situated directly upon the bank
Of Red River at Shreveport, so that in case the
FANNY FERN" on her arrival at that place
does not meet with good boat, with which to
exchange freights, she will deposit her Cotton in
the Ware-h house, to be reshipped without DELAY
on the first good boat-thereby insuring the cot
ton to be kept free from exposure to mud and
rain The Fanny Fern will pay the storage ex-
penses.
Shippers and passengers may rely upon having
their interests promptly attended to- and their cot
tor and other freights amply protected from dam
age.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO,
WHEAT & REAVES
March 2Sth, 1880. 13-ti. Fulton
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26

dyspepsia bitters. Sappingtoll. Bradford, Jaynes;
Bsandreth Cook and Lees Pills Godireys cor
dial, Batemans drops, yeast powders, tooth paste
and powders. Thonlps,ns eye water, Saudauun
Paresoric Autimoniai wine.British oil, Gil spikes,
balsam copayvia, corrosive sub.imate, ointments
oi various kinds. syriuges, cobalt. Apothecary
scales and weights. Lemon blackberry and rasT1-
berry syrup Wolfe's Sehedam SchnsplSs- sponge
thermometers Roome's Maccohoy Snuff, " Ine x
Stoughton Btters bottle and vial corks. extracts
of ali kinds for aavoring, essences of every varie-
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26

es wax and coral beads. smelling bottles tobacco
and snuff boxes, clothes. hair hat, tootn' COMP
nail c,uub & shaving brushes; silk guard chains,
silk purses. paper n,ache and pearl port monaes,
coat loops port loios, violin strings, liquor, TASKS
woodstock. feather and paper fans, she'll, India
rnbbe and horn back side, patf long, pocket and
dressing combs, Ivory combs, brocade, silk and
twist, metal, pearl agate and suspender buttons;
cases. ba,r pius needless diaper pins, pocket COM
pass crotcet needles. button rings, pant buckles
Saunders and Enersons razor straps, ivory, bones
India rubber stays; gilt beads, dolls, cravat
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
WILLOW WARE.

Willow wagons, willow cabs and cradles OF
various patterns willow baskets, cold fancy, oval
round and cross bard work baskets in sets, pain
ted satchels and reticules, vaEiegated ana fancy
work haskets
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
Chairs.
8 Dozen banister wood seat chairs;

Dozen banizter wood seat chairs;
4 dOz. CON-
S do maple back cane seat
DO. do. Ogee cane do =
do. DO. Ball. r. P. cane seat chairs
1 do do Rocker X. 2. cane seat chairs
do DO Nurse rocker r. P. cane seat chairs.
Drugs and Medicines
Quiniue, opium, English calornel, magnesia.
tartar enetic cream tartar castor oil, spirits tur-
peltine olive OIL rheuoarb, aloes. jaIap, ipicac
copperas. alum, salt petre soda, salaratus, 6orax,
camphoT. blue mass, gum arabicnux vOulica pre-
pared and whited chalk, cayenne pepper. mustard,
seidli.z and soda powders. stTychniue, starch.
starch polish, ginger, cinnamon, mace, nutmeg.
cloves orange peel, sulphur, roll birthstone, opo-
dildoc, creosOte, epson salts, Bull Sands and
Townsends SaTsaparilla, Ayers cherry pectoral.
Visitors baisam oi wild cherry, FahneStOck ver-
luifuge. all of Jaynes family medicines, Moffats
pills and bitteTs, Bon plands India choIagogue.
Dolley's pain extractor, Buffers Nerve and Bone
Lininent, Mexican mustang liniment, Hutchings
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
China, Glass & Eartaen Ware.

\ complete assortment of goods in this line of
business including dinner and tea setts of great
variety, Of patterns, with latest and most approx
ed styles and at the lowest prices. Together
with every thing usually kept in crockery stores
ALSO stone jars, churns- Jugs, crooks, pans
flower DOts S1c
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26

r. F. RENFRO-
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
HATS AND ca
BOOTS ARD SHOES,

EO04s-Gents French calf and patent leather
dress boots; Cali, kip, and grained water proof.
and heavy mud boots; chs boys and youths
California kip boots, Oxford, Congress and un-
ion, ties-cloth DIonteTeys, nuifiers, Dancing,
puiops-and slippers. mems, youths and chs calf
kip and Tussetts brosans. of all qualities
LADIES White kid CATERS and slippers black
white and cold satin and lasting CATERS bronz-
ed Son;ags, Lola Monies. excelsiors. polkas
Jenny Lind, KID and morocco fox'd boots, calf
b0Otees ard bUskins
CHS y Kisses Caters and buskins OF all sizes and
.nr.nIitio-
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
Paints. Oils and Dye sauffs.

Pure and No 1 white lead in 25, so, and l00b
kegs. red and black lead, venetian red, Spanish
brown, Imperial and chrome green. verdigrIs,
lampblack, chrome yellow, Spanish whiting put
ty in bIadders. Bridgewater PARTS. Litharse,
patent dryer. spirits turpentine. Linseed, sperm,
whale Lard, and Tanners oil, copal aud leather
varaish, Glue, Sand paper, window glass of vari-
Gus szes-paint, varnish, sash, marking and cam
al hair hI,lsh..s
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
BRAHDEEs WINES a. LIQUORS.

BraHdies-Poultney Marett & Co., Otard, Cham
Pagne, peach, apple, Eagle, raspberry, black
berry and cherry.
HiHes--Champagne. Madeira. Port. Sherry, mus
cat Malaga and Ciaret
RaHa-St- CToix and Jamaica-WoIfe Schnapps
and Holland Gin
Hhiskeg-Oid Mouongahela, Bourbon, Rye, Dex-
tiers, Deans ard divers, in bbls and kegs
Cord'afs-BIandy Cherries, Champagne Cider.
: Porter and Ale, Syrup Lime juice Stoughton
and V-;na Rit.ers C;.i.- - u. u 7N
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26

IMRI LIE w is
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
Perfuslaery and Cosmetics.

Military, Ambrosial walnut OIL rose, Almond,
and oleophane shaving creams, poncine, omnibus,
trdDsparents, wash balls Amandiie. yankee and
Windsor s,cologne, rose, lavender and Florida
water. bay Rim, orange water, extracts viz. rose
oriental, upper ten, jasamine, jockey club Jenny
Lind, new mown hay, prairie flower, vanilla ver-
bena, west end, winter blossoms, rouge and aro-
matte vinegar. oils, rose bears, antique, and ma
CAESARS, Lyons kathaFion, Jenny Lind, hair gloss,
bandoline, ponatun, Barrys, tricopherous, meen
fun pearl and aesh powders, lilly white, chalk
balls, Phalon's hair invisorator, baIsamic tooth
powders, aromatic cachous. .pastiles wax matches,
eraSiye soan. Indeilible Ink.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-26
GROCERIES & PRoyEs,oNs.

Sugar cured hams clear sides four. buckwbeat
English GARY cheese, nlacllerel, Herrings goldfish
crackers sardines CLANS Holsters salt sugar, cot
Zee. rice. mOasses. sperm and star candles loaf &
crushed Sugar, soap starch and starch polish, tea
chocolate, ginger, spice. pepper, nutrnegs mace:
indigo, nader, alum, sal: petre. soda saIaratus
snuff, powder; lead, shot, raisins prunes fgs, cit
ron, cranbeTries, candies. almonds, pickles. cat
snps, sweet meats, am: .ellies pie fruit, brandy
iruIt syrups Worcestershire sauce, paoi vinegar.
salad OIL extracts Tor favcrng, spanish cigars to-
bacco.
FANCY AND VARIETIES,
Accordions, vioilns. harmonicans. mantle vases
fancy work boxes. back CANNON boarls. cioar
cases. peTiumey emery, sewing birds wax match