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Grocery and Provision Store.

u AN expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
N IN making my grateful acknowledgements to my
friends IN the county and city Of Kcnosha for their
very encouraging support of my cndeavors 30 servo
them to the bcsl of my ability. am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the contin
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me,
enabled to make such arrangements for their
wants in my way of business, being promptly and
adyantageously attended to- cannot fail to be ben
>ticial to the interests of my customers
At my Store No. go Main ST., calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand
a first rate quality Of Groceries, If all deserir
tons, comprising Black and Green Teas, Ceneos,
&c. A sound assortment OF
VISIONS,
In the way of the best quality OF Winter and Spring
FYonr, Indlinn Meal and z ge -Four.
Potatoes aDd all kinds of scasonnblo Eteeta5!s,
Gun also reconr,n nj my Butter and Chec.c Which
most choiccly select l would also cali attention
to my convcninut "MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for, and will always be found 70
useful as they good
~ Flour and all ether heary articles ,c,H be sent
home free IF carriage
SAMUEL VALE
No. &C Vain Street, Next Door North of T. Rob
inson's Drug Store.
kcn0Sha, July Is, 1855. fvl6n5
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. Her tcee bit mon street. and 60nny.'
NOTHING make mouth pretty but pretty
" teeth! The mouth is the gate of life, NEGLECT it
not! Ii neglected and not kept III good repair, you
can't have good health and what is more unsghtly
than mass OF dccaycd teeth
! | am happy TO tell yon, people Of Kcnosha, and
my friends iii the country, that / repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting in new ones
us natural as life if moi more So az prices which will
come within the means of all | plain liver
with light expenses. This gives me coed health, and
n clear conscience while it enables me TO work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despOilcd OF lis charms, and which would
have rcma ned so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit of
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and chcaply.
have received Instructions from ore of the very
best operators III the country, and have all the adj
vantage of a knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regard TO which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor well as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this and ii is all nonsense il not
criminal, to put this kind of work at such exorb;tnnt
prices to confnc its benefits 10 the rich alone
Particular attention paid 10 the correction of the
irregularities of youth.
| Childrcn's teeth extracted gratis.
! Advice, do
Yours &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
| Kenosha, August ., 81
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Kenosha county Court--In Probate.

In the matter of the Guardianship of and
Harriet A. Smith, heirs of Lucy N. Dye. deceas ed.
ON aiding and filing the petition of Nathan Dye Guardian
said among other things
seized of tain real this county that is
desirable should be sold praying license
70 sell the and appearing to the Court from said
ton that land unproductye and bill Of said
wards Instead Of being Immediately beneficial to their
Nan-I Ordered and directed that the next Of kin to said
wards and all said appear before
TIE uge of Court Monday December A. D.
io oc ock A. NJ Of said his office in the City
county of keR"ha be ounty thereof then and
there to show ea9se If they why license should not
De granted the sale according the
prayer OF said petition. And it further that copy
TINS order shall Be published for Tribune
newspaper in the city of Senosha aforesaid
Da1ea kenosla, II, 1850. JON b. JILSUN,
Coan,y Jua,,.
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WY NIX OOPS
III O II 4 @ MI 4 < b u r. g,
THE
Fever and A gre Exferminator.
CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES.
We honestly believe that certificates arc not gen.
orally read but it has become customary to intro
ducc them that we have i'll order TO satisfy those
who rely such evidence, introduced as many GsS-
uISE certificates as space will allow:
The Assistant Surgeon Of the United States Navy,
who now resides in the city OF New York, has kind
ly given us the following accounts Of the effects of
this medicine:
MEssRs. WYNKooP & Co:
GESTLEMEN Il have used your COMPOUND in
cases of Eerer and AgHe, and have found it to an
swer the purpose better than anything have ever
prescribed in my practice. have used it when EN-.
ployed Assistant Surgeon in the United States Ma
Wy, on different stations, and when we have had as
many as forty or fifty cases the sick list at one
time, And it has always proved successful / re-
commend this article from the certainty of its effects
and give it preference overall other articles in med
icine for that distressing complaint. Yours &c,
q. III. TRAFALGAR, NJ. ID.
New York, May 8, lSi5.
FUTILE & MOSES, General Agents,
Auburn, n. Y.
For Sale by StarlsweasI.cr 81 o., kenosha,
3msl0 and bY Country Dealers pencrally
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THOMAS PRiCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Liquors, Irish and geEfefs w ktyl

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, liquors, Irish and seSfefs Whiskeyt
London Porter, Scotch die, Cigars, SC.
Bra ndies.-O tara, Dupuy d Co., l. Cheron's
Champagne, q. adm yrauid, Il. Lombat, J. g.
+. Marital, Rastean CharrHyer, L. Marion,
j. j. Dupuy, Damien.
Gins-CoiogRe, DuKUypers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-J0maica 81. Cr0ir
Whiskcys-Old Monongahela
Wines-Bargundy Port, Madeira Malaga, Port
and PHre juice, Sherry ID. q. Gordon, Other
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and He'dsick i. Co., do Lalle.
maHd do QUEEN Victoria, do Ducal Grape,
Ckdret an casks, Claret IN cases, White in CASKS,
White in cases, Muscat, Nuscat in cases, Bran.
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitters,
Aicohol, Pure Spirit.
.s Pictures Double Reetifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel Konosha, Wis dsnl6yl6
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g. g. Rnndfs-All that part Of lot bS 10 W Of FIX
change st. extended, being the n Of Wis
consln Exchange Streets or sec 81,
u D He'td-Bk 46; Commencing at the II " corner of
bk 40 thence Isl It, thence 1872 It. thence 10
Wisconsin 50, thence 10 beginning, Z or sec 81,
Sos'd" iS'l'--Fhe hf ~ f of n or sec g. except
the foIloWtag-l lot assessed 10 NJ C. Nickerson. de-
scribed a. ioHuwS Commencing at W corner blk g.
Holmes Nichols addition, thctcc 4 rds rts
: rus. 4 W to beginning. Also. one lot to Simmons.
~s io.ows Commencing at point rds $ of cor
NCr Holmes & Nichols addition on the ar line dvi-
ding the { & n qrS sec g. thence 10 first street
running II & 5, thence rds, thence W To or line
thence TO beginning. Also, lot to Lawrence
Samson, commencing At the corner OF lot bk Is.
thence rds. thence & a hf rds thence "a S rds
thence e I & hi ris. Also, one lot TO Henry Felt
man, commencing at the c corner hk Il. themes
TO corner Of sd BIZ, thence 5 5 rds, thence 70
Telegraph road. thence Il rds. Also, one lot to
Langley, commencing eleven rds of W. corner Of
hk Is, thence rds, to Telegraph road, rds &
n, thence to beginning, I. II. %, II
E. q. RuRaIS-Lot side of Wisconsin st, commencing
ls2 II Of corner of hk 40, thence southerly 90
II, thence II, thence in a norheasterly direction
Ia line Of Wisconsin ST, at point g. Il e Of the
place OF beginning, thence W 10 beginning, s e or
sec 81, T. II -,
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WILLIAM GOlDSBY,
wATCH-MAFxER, ,yEwEEE,ER. a..

MAN ST., KENosHA WIS,
(it Ms NcDermotte Millinery store, opposite the
RHnalS Housed
\ sAvENas had long practical experience on
a d English, French and Swiss Watches in the old
country and the United States, would respectfully in
form the inhabitants OF Kenosha and the surround.
ing country, that he is prepared 10 do all obbings in
The above Trade, (evcn the most minutel in supe-
rior manner.
Church, rurret aud every variety OF weight and
spring Clocks, cleaned and repaired
Accorle0ns, Jewely. Parasois and Umbrellas, s.
all kinds of rinkets, neatly repaired
Electric. and EiecfaO-ITagnesic Machines,
made or repaired. Ang g 1855 ems
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M U sICAL.

THE Subscriber has iecentlyrecei-
IL we'd large addition to her former u{%fs%ux
stock OF Musical Knstrumcmss,and7H H HH
would invite all intending to purchased
to call and examine them
sernphincs, lEoiians, and MeIodeons,
From the celebrated mandatory of Messrs Prescott
& Brothers, Concord, n. H., and unsurpassed in'
style of finish sweetness and compass These Instrug
ments are confidently recommended to the public and
fully warranted--the Makers inviting a comparison
with those of any other mandatory in the Union
Also Agent for the PIANOS manufactured by
Messrs. Boardman & Gray Albany, and Messrs A.
Ladd 81 Co, Boston
One second hand Melodeon of Princes manafas
ture, for sale at reduced price.
second hand Pianos 20 Rent.
Ali communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of the Episcopal Church.
on west side of Ann street MARY a. AVER.
Kenosha, June 81, ls55--v16nl.
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DO the or Of the ~ OF hk .. or 80
q" she n ar 81 the IT Of b. ~, or see 81, /
&C Lot bk y Qr section - |
&C Lot TX ~ Qr section 30
80 part OF she y n ef see 81. commencement
S0d' & az ecr rneT of s thence ~ rods, 20
rods. a. -''s tbsscg a. DIS ~ the beg inning
=. ". ts-rATH--iets tk - n quarter section 81
= iSal'f-t -e g AZ % ~ redeemed c or 30
Go Eot * tt, s 3sar:er section ~
DO hos - 81 ,,aSrter section 81
.Ssl51 tssh-t.5t+ a& =. quarter section 81,
<lfhs1 C4Sfata.-l ~ - S. equarsr section 81. i
90 -'t bk y q quarter section 81, |
DO Lot 4 hk IS quarter 81. |
T. G;snsey-Lot except ~ II of end and I-Sd
deemed. bk -. n quarter section 81.
do Let ;, except d Il off 5 end, and I'D
fsdeemsd, bk S. quarter section 81,
jain ERGg-iot 4,bk IS. quarter section n ! 4
pshney FeRcA-Lot bk 81. quarter section 70
d. H0iEaes-Bk 3, quarter section 30 y :
DO Bk d, quarter section 80 +
John ktRber-Lsot HI 90. quarter section Al & a
BTytsrd Kinney-psrt Of hk 81 or 30 eomm.nsinr
Iards from corner, thenee Is rds " rdS rs
rds, Fds 20 the place Of beginning. :
Wallace Hyg 1tt-lot b 10, quarter setien 81 !
do the n kf Of bk 81 9 or see 81 I
u. SAoup-Lot hk IS, n qRarssr section 81. 1
do Lot 10 bk S. qserter section 81 1
Sskss BHiLe's-Lot4 BIZ 81, quarter section %
MssIIs PoEeoythe or hk "a quaster section 81.
4 ". Riehmond-lot ok s. quarter section 81. a
Henry SpAi4ss-part of BIZ 81. or 81 commencing
70 rods " from e corner, thence Is rods W rods,
sls rods. = rods % Elaes Of seginnns 81
a. &p~Rcs.-.hes hf 81 * ~ usrtsr sss:icz 80 s 4
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Guardian sale

BY virtue license granted by the Judge Of Racine
y shall sell at public auction the highest bidder at
dwelling house in the town Of Saturday the 18th
OF November next at O'clock p NJ following Real Es
tate to wit The north half of quarter section thir
een town range land
situated in the town Of Paris Kenosha County Terms
third cash down. balance three
Paris Oct. sOth, 1855 ELISHA BAKER, Guardian.
SwD For Many : BRowx,
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+ O r S A l. e.
CAH0ON'S SEEDING PIE PLANT |!


II WILL securely pack in boxes and forward ac-
cording to directions ten Roots for S. five Roots
for 80, one Root for 81 by the loo $40; by the
1000 $35ooo cash, in all cases. to be sent with the
order.
Soil best adapted to growing Pie Plant, sandy
nured to the bottom with none but rel rotted If
the soil is very wet, under drain. 1t will grow well
in any RICH, moist soil, clay is the worst Of all No
leaf stalks to be taken from the roots the first year
until August and then only the outside ones. Best
time for transplanting, October and November.
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Rl,cu,.,rtss,.,-

Poor afflicted mortal How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
bones and stiffened limbs, but speak half your suffer.
believe, and show your faith by works Go 10 Stark
weather's or Robinsons, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for Dr. Mortimores Rheumatic Com pound. The
price is $500 per Bottle but do not let this deter YOU
Every bottle is worth TO you thousand. 1t has
cured unbelieving thousands ask for circular
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NO ME r:

What charm this word possesses. II thrills the
heart of all, from prattling infancy to gray hairs.
But how many hers with all this love; and
often in the prime of life, she withers, droops and
dies. Why thisl Gowatch her daily cares and any
ieties Go witness her scepless nights until her whole
system is broken down; Indicated by SICK -headache
Indigestion, Paptatio1 Of The Heart and toss Of op
petite-the bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but l will not enumerate-you
you and feel it all Do you want al antidote for
all this! Then sit up straight hold up your shout
ders; take abundance of cheerful, outdoor
else; battle all over every morning and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use Nortin,ore's Bitter Corr
dial !the most invigorating, liiemparting cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, & Co,
& +. ROBINSON
Druggists, in Kenosha.
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A Sure Remedy for Fever s. Ague.

BennetFs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease Another excellence possess
es over all other Toncs is. that If contains no Qui
nine, or any other mineral whatever purely veget
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHERS Co., Druggists
& +. ROBINSON, Kenosha.
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FARM FOB SALE.

TENIIE Subscriber offers for sale his farm Of ~,
n acres of land in the town of Bristol, ten njIes
west of kenosha. 1t is well suited both as a rrnf
and stock farm; The Improvements are coed con,
one of them recently built; also good baaripr ar
chard. The timber is adjoining the farm, It Is well
watered and fenced, and s situated in a plessant
nelghborhood II is convenient TO JacksoIi's steam
hourng mill, several Churches and Post Offices. and
immediately on The main travelled road lcadino into
kenosha Altogether, it is thought desirable Stu,
alton. Possession given soon as required. Title
and perfectly free from all incum,
ORANGES. WILLIAM BURWELL.
Dl's'oi, september lo, 1893. lSw-l4"
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HOMO g. Co.,

DRUGS, MEDECENES, PAINTS, GELS,
Dye Stutfs, Window Glass, Glassware; Tur-
pentine, Camphene, Varnishes, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists aud Merchants, respectfully invi
ted Our Stock is large and complete.
Wholesale, only.
(!ySl Nc. 900 Lake ST., Chicago, Hi.
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MEDICAL.
TO MOTHERS.

RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms7-
N do they loath with disgust the oily vermifuges
of the day! Go to STARKwEATHER's or +. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Benefits Worm
Lozenses. They are as easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Yermifuge in use
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CTOWVVI IIODr .JJlIIlOH.
+ A WON lYERFI1i HISCDyE Las ro.,,
- W " - - ,1Ni - - - a aus ic"eh'-
Y bteh made ny Pr Gurus OF TINS cry IN the treatment OF
cohsnhrtian ASTHMA ana Az diseases "i the ngS refer
20 Dh. tthlIN nn"thNA 9R iNHALiNG nf%EAS APoE
MD ,iIEhhf SSktP t thls new methoi pr T. has re
~ & cn.9 :" near. a. IN tNilshce OF men
H SteNh? OF Iie treatment IL
~ - efi"fht th" lhhaiI ng-c9nstaufy
a aree:be ht.i,hk alyrthe ihedcinai proper
come IN IFeet cohtat "lt 1ho Whole Gral cavities
2 t anu lS eSoale e hsny ana varied changes pro-
upon ti men ~ IA 70 the stomach a:d sEh
" e u 5tStoi nc ilysfana Is Tor sale at all
'e throughout t'e c"nAtryHstc tOTf D4tign
%, JH, "a
ne W"rh on 'ae brlss nnder inc linen without
.Ie ea' 81 the body BENG sufficient
Iwine Min ~. n,r,oJ - was u >'''SlNV 'ie lol-
ohe package 81 the Hygeana MS cured me OF the Asthma of
SIX years standing J. $ kEEsBERRY.
y. VI. Of DuEcOnr"n. Pa.
cured tn. ten years standing l.. ~ Cur
us ''Ssi""" AAR'H n,ra.i EisiS";y
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M A r LIE FACTORY

GEORGE ACKLEY,
A NNOUNCES TO the people of Kenosha City and
County and Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JOSEPH |. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock with both
Italian and American Marble,
OF the very best quality cui is prepared to furnish
to order all work in the man Die inc
Being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in warrautI.c his
Monumemts Tomb Stores, Tomb Tables, O6lie,k..
PGsat stances
And oil other work wanted, Tor finish and style, TO
rIval all competition.
Pam. Raised Orna s,sMtal Work Of any eha-Se.
ter desired doRe IN style 70 gree entire satisfoe-
Public.
= Shop on Pearl street, south side, west of Main.
across from the Post Office
kEsoSHA june lS55-nlvl6
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OR EAT DEPOT
BOOTS, SHOES

5H S3aia Sts5 s&cn0shs. 30.
WETE announce to consumers and the trade OF
w Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois that
our preparations for Fall Trade larger scale
than ever We offer our patrons st Wh0lcs0d
7 the largest and much the best stock ever opened
in kcnosha Our acquaintance with Eastern man
uacturcrs, and tic fact thnt orr goods were bought
before the recent advance, enable TO sell Ineny
varieties at Great Bargains.
Oar Ladies Caters, French Kid Slips and Bus
,ils are of as good qualify can be found in any
,it2 East or West. We call attention particularly
To oar ;,os French Calf Boots, and large variety
of M;ssns ana Ctildrcn's SHOES. Our long expert
cncc in Manufacture. cnub,as us to offer OF first
rate CUSTOM WORK, al staple Kinds OF Doors
and Shoes.
We also offer at the lowest trade prices, Spanish
and Slaughter Sole Leather, Oak and HemioC" up
per Leather French and american cay skins, KIP
skins,
Harness, Birdie and Collar Leather,
Buck Skins, Moroccos, Innings, Betting anil String
LEATHER La>ts, Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe
makers Tools, &c.
We have been selling Shoes and Leather in this
place II years, know the wants of our customers
buy for cash i'll the lowest markets IN the Universe
live upon the principle of Dr. Franklin, satisfied
with small profits; trade only in goods strictly in
our line, and will give cash bDgerS more value for
the money than any house in the State not ex
cius veiy III the Shoe and Leather trade.
Quick Sales Small Prof ., one price.
Cash for Hides, Skins and Ielts.
KenUsha Sept. 1850 LYMAN & GAGE.
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PUBLIC NoTICEs hereby given pursuant 70 section
100 chap Is of the Revised Statutes Of Wisconsin that the
following described lots of land situated in the
county Of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin sold the 18th Of
April 1858 By the Treasurer Of said county for the unpaid
taxes and charges due the for the year lz n
taln unredeeed and that limited for their reoep
son will expire 18th day Of April 1885, at when uns
Ansss previously redeemed they viii be conveyed 70 ns
holder Of the certificate. -.
Dated at Ksnosha, this 9th day Of October 1853:
iawi7 r. H. DEMING.
Clerk of tie Board Of Supervisors
0naR dnna I1ranf1L-fhrlA
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

gtN buttons weil-knCwn Stand, on the Plank
im"I Road ten miles from Ke.'osha, and Is miles
-ss.e- III Racine, on the Racine and Wilmot plank
road, IS offered for sale. The mprovc,.,n nts are
argc Tavern House, large Barns and Out. houses,
good wells of water, cisterrs, ice house, &c.
The County. Agricultural Society has also located
its Fair Buildings perInantly, at This place
This is the most desirable location ia the County.
and will be sold on easy terms, and at bargain
Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises
LYMAN BUTTON.
Paris. Kenosha Co, Jan 4, 1855 29vI5.
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LII M 3 { n.

49, ~ the IA stand of Ely & Lay a.
Main Street Kcnoeta, u .."H0"s'n has received his
large Stock 81 Boots and Shoes ana nc mas no hos
tuition in saying that he has
TIE Largest, Rest and Chen, lest Stock
III the county. In addition to his large sto from
the East, he has on hand large supply of his ON
manufacture, which for workmanship, style and SUI.
pcror quality of stock, he feels confident capno. he
eNcclfcd west oi New York city His goods are man.
uiaciurcd under his own supervision, and no labor
or expense is spared to make his goods sucrior 10
other manufactures His long and practica al cxperi
ccc in the business and facilities for getti1rt IN
work. enables hun to sell better article for less
price than his ncighbor.
Amongst his custom work NAV be found-(;c,t,,.
French Cait and M0r0cco ,ScWcd and Pcgged Roofs
Light and Double Socs Men and Boys Double
Sole Thich Boots, Fine ana Coarse, KIN ana
Ladies, Nisses'
and Chldrcn's Wear
OF all kinds. Also will be
found on hand q large and elc.
CANT assortment of Ladies' Geuts'
Boys and Misses Wear, from the best
Eastern Manufactures Custom, Work
done to order with punctuality, and in the best
posSipIe manner. Thankful for past
r. hperni patronage, the undersigned
q feels confident BY r4rSt attention 10 N
q business and the wants of his e.p II
toners by keeping up his fashion T.
As able and seasonablc assortment
OF hrsclass goods, and sell II
ing at unusually low
prices to merit the I'd
patronage of
I'D the pub a
z 0u HID Es
May II, 1755. fn4sl c. L. ELY
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KENOSHA, WISCONSIN
A RE now receiving from the East large and
IN fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Such Wooden Drawers. undershirts Comforts
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchicis, also n large as
sortment of Shirts, Hats and Caps of every magma
BILE style and make INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety of Goods for Gen
tlemen's wear, all of which they will sell at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand an extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths Cassmeres, Beavers, Vcsings,
and Trimmings, consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths, French and American Cassi-
meres. Black and Fancy silk Velvets and Pushes
of every style and variety, which will be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Having engaged an Experienced Cutter, they
viii make up TO order any Kind of GentCmens Gar
ments III the newest style, and warranted to tit
CUTTING done on the shortest notice aud war
rantcd to fit.
Their Goods arc purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department, and cannot he surpassed
in style, finish and quality. Gail aud examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 30
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WOODEN WARE.

Knife Trays, Half Bushels, Towel Rollers
Butter do, Dairy Tubs. Churns
Chopping do, Wash do. Mon Sticks.
Potatoe Smashers Butter Ladies, Rolling Pins.
Butter Prints, Clothes Pins, Butter Bowls
Pals, &c. just received and going cheap at No 40,
by ln52I j. II. PHELPS.
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Scrcfalu, Dyspepsia, 81 liver Complaint.
and Iris Versicolor stands very high in the esina-
ton OF those who have used it. for the above named
diseases. and doubt is worthy Of the confidence of
the afflicted Il is for Sale by Drungists in Kcnosla
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GOAL TAR for sale by
u STARKWEATHER & co.

& TSCCO for sale ut the North Warehouse, by
~ i. S. ELKINS.