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JAMES ID. CHILTOF, NJ. ID. Chemist.
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

''Lcwisburg, Union Co, Pa, May 2, 1855.
Mr.. j. A. Rhodcs'-Dcar Sir: The box Of medicine
yuu sent was duly received on the llth of April.
have sold about half of it, and far the peo-
pie who have used it, satisfied that it has cured
them. Ithas certainly stopped the Ague in every
one who has used it, and six of the were of
long styrding My sster, who has had it for five
six years back, and could never get it stopped
cept by Quinine, and that only as long she would
take it, is now, think, entirely cured by your rem
edy. &. II. McGINLY."
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HESSBERG & ADLESDORFER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CL0THIERS s. MERCHANT TAIL0RS
at the Mansion House Building,
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN
A RE now receiving from the East, large and
IN fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHgNGs,
And CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as Wooden Drawers, undershrts. Comforts
Neck Tics, Pocket Handkerchiefs, also large us
sortment of Shirts Hats and Caps of every magma
bic style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety of Goods for Gen
tlemcn'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, Cassimeres Beavers Vestings
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 Cater, they
will make mp to order any kind of Gentlemens Gar
mcnts, in the newest style, and warranted to fit.
CUTTING done on the shortest notice. aud war
ranted to fit.
Their Goods are purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department, and cannot be surpassed
in style finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 30
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Important to Advertisers.

The circulation Of This Paper as no,c larger than
anv other paper IN Southeastern Wisconsin out of
Mirankee. Merchants and others, rho irish to Keep
their business jeore the Public, can ad no better me
dium for that purpose, than the TRIBUNE AND
TELEGRAPH.
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HAIR OR DOCK.

Kem0sha. WiscOnsin.
VUNIE UNDERSIGNED having fitted mp, at
IL considerable expense, nearly twenty rods OF
Dock, Immediately on the harbor, accessible to YES
sells drawing nine fee: of water prepared to ac
commodate the public in the way ofreceivinr Ship
ping and Docking whatever may come to their care
STORAGE OF FLOUR, PROVISIONS, SALT, &C.
Consignments of Flour Provisions, Groceries
Lumber, &C., for Storage Shipment, or Sale, wilre
ceive our best care an attention.
We have also large commodious rooms fitted ND
in the Quarles Brick block, on the corner of Main
and Pearl streets suitable for the sale or storage
of all kinds of Goods, Wares and Merchandise
Commission Sales and Pure hnses solicited.
Orders for purchasing Produce, Lumber, and 9th
er articles attended to promptly, and at reasonable
rates.
Aug 30 GASKILL, CHAMBERLAIN & Co.
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cny ,lop on the Lake. We can show this summer
a tul assortment of coarse and fine Harnesses any
quantity of FlyNetts, from a dollar piece, up to
the finest Lisg1, IIo,sted and Leather.
In the fall we will have large stock of Buffalo
Robes and Horse BLANKETS, which will be bought for
cash and in the best mar bct.
To the Trade we offer alarge stock and good as
sortnent of collars, Nets, Saddies, Whips aud all
kinds Of Saddlcry Hardware. We think our IA
ctieS or doing business are first rate.
-g~ Carriage Trimming done to order.-All kinds
of Mattresses made to ordcr..ssf mn3
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PROOF OF SAFETY.
New York. June III.

New York June III, 1855.
Il have made n chemical examination of RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE" or "ANTIDoTE OF NAL
ARIA" and have tested ii for Arsenic Mercury
Quinine, and Strychninc, but have not found par
tice of either i'll it, nor have found any substance
i'm its composition that would prove injurious to the
constitution
JAMES ID. CHILTOF NJ d. Chemist"
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OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
SIMMONS & SON.

SIMmUNS q SUN,
NO. 40. MAIN STREET, KENOSHA,
A RE receiving and opening their stock of Spring
IN and Summer Goods. Their stock embraces a
good variety of
Dry Goods; Groceries, Crockery, FARMING
Tools, DC, DC
They selected by ono of the firm especially for
this market, and they have hesitation in saying
are the Nest in the several departments that can be
found in the eastern markets.
THEIR GOODS ARE ALL NEW,
And was bought at the unusually low prices now pre-
vang in New York, and will be sold as low as can
possibly he afforded, and lower than was ever before
offered in this market
Wehavc excellent stock Of Goods III all respects
of every variety i'll our line, aud know we can sell
them unusually low, and therefore we invite buyers
to call. And it will give us pleasure to show our
goods even if people do not desire to purchase there
fore Call and T. xaminc.
We think we prepared to offer unusual low
bargains to buyers, and therefore invite them to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
~ We mW take all ktnds IF prOdNce IN erck0n@c
for goods. -. 4, ~.
Kenosha, May, 1855 Ivl5n4S
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic, Mercury, Qunne, Strych-
nine; or Periodics or medicines of any kind the
virtue of which is owing to such poisonous drugs
The most they can do is to "break the chs' for a
short time while they TO constitutional
maladics, that cease only with life. Remember that
the only Fever and Ague remedy that is harmless
as well as sure. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
For Sale by GREENE BUTTON, Milwaukee.
at Wholesale and Retail. lyll
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GuardIan saie--kaeIne county court.

the Matter Of the Guardianship Mary Brown, minor
NOTICE shereby given that by virtue of
9th
d. I by the court Of said county TIE der
dersigned Of said will Saturday the zsh
september D. between the hour oclos IN
afternoon and sundOwn Of said day the premises oner
sale and public auction venaue the hight @
der following described estate to wit north half
the thirteen () IN town mum
north Of range ramber twenty-oEe east sos
the kenosha
lie see III Wisconsin the balance
on M aP " IN, = 1855 ELISHA BAKER,
49, GUARDIAN.
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6 A NET SHOP.
south Of the Runals House

south of the Runals House,
WHICH PLACE will be found Timber,
"A Turned, Trusted and Bent in short tortured
INTO almost every variety of Furniture that wood
Butchers can achieve--so that odt OF plain Logs,
have emerged
Fancy Bedsicads e. Chairs, scrpentine
sofas, and Tables,
Some on one leg, some ON four-large ones adapted
TO the prolific soil of Wisconsin,, that require
Also, Cottage, Scrcr and common Be6steads; some
with Stats, ana some for cords, but any of which
man tgeneric) with a wearied body, a clear con-
science, and without toothache may make out to
sleep upon Also, Eush- Bo tIc,ned Chairs.
which, though rather old tashioned some old foges
prefer to the boosted improvements of later days
Likewise,
Lounges & Easy-Chairs,
which even Fast America cannot do without; nav
which, even on account of its hurried Life it finds
more necessary than 1.-THE rest of mankind do.
Work not enumerated here, may also be had or
made to order JOHN NICOLL.
August g. 1855 Tvs
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itation i'll saying that he has
The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock
in the county. In addition to his large stock from
the East, he has Oh hand large supply of his own
which for workmanship, style and SUI
perior quality of stock he feels confident cannot be
excclled west of New York city. His goods are man
utactured under his own supervision, and no labor
expense is spared 70 make his goods superior to
other manufactures. His long and practic expert
ence in the business, aud facilities for getting un
work enables him to sell better article for less
price than his ncighbors.
Amongst his custom work may be found-Gents
French Calf and Morocco Scred and Pegged Boots
Light and Double SoleS, Men and Boys Double
Sole Thick Boots, Fine and Coarse, Kip and
Ladies', Misses
and Chdrens Wear,
of all kinds. Also will he
found on hand, a large and ele-
giant assortment of Ladies', Geuts',
Boys and Misses Wear, from the best
Eastern Manufactures. Custom Work
done to order with punctuality, and in the best
possible manner. Thankful for past
liberal patronage, the undersigned
& feels confident, by strict attention to y
a business and the wants of his Gus Il
- toners by keeping up his fashion L.
Ill able and seasonable assortment T.
of firstclass goods and sell II
ing at unusually low
n prices To merit the ID
patronage of
ID the pub
May Il, 1855 En4Sl C. L. ELY
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General Election Notice,
SHRKIFF's OFFICE,
II n,,nul, ,,sr.,.f IEth I2EE

>
Kcnosla, August 18th, 1855. (
NOTICE il hereby given that at the next geIer-
al Election to be held in the several towns and
wards in the county of Kenosha, and State of Wis
consn on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day in November. being the sixth day thereof, the
following officers to be cleccd
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of
State Treasurer, Attorney General, State Superin-
tendcnt, Bank Comptroller, and State Prison Corr
missioner.
Also Senator from the District comprising the
County of kenosla III place of Francis ID Paddock,
whose term of office will expire the thirty first of
December next.
A Member of Assembly FOR the first, second, and
third wards Of the City Of Kenosha and the towns of
Somcrs and Pleasant PIairie i'll the place of Charles
c. Sholes, whose term of office will expire the
thirty first day of December next.
A Member of Assembly for tho towns of Bristol,
Paris, Briehton Salem and Wheailand, in place vi
Phiander Judsou, whose term of Office viii expire
The thirty day of December next.
}. |. EHLE,
MOI Sheriff o, kehosha Co.
TENTBEMEN'S WEAR.-Goods for Gen.
~ tlemens wear, without STINT, Good and Cheap,
az T.. w BLINE'2
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There is no reliable information on the subject
of negotiations.
Private letters and rumors are busy in circula-
ting reports, according to which the accession of
Spain to the Western Alliance is complete, and
the accession of Denmark and Sweden all but
ratified.
Austria, according to the same loose authori-
ty has already submitted a new project of peace
and will soon express herself decidedly for the
Allies.
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E-Y'Adam MAuley has left with us fiat En-
glish Turnip, raised in his garden in Pleasant
Prairie, which measures only trife less than
three feet in circumference. 1t is sound and
good, and monster in its way.
GERMAN PHYSICIAN x SCRGE0N.-Sce the
card of DR.. RAUCH in our advertising columns
this week.
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49, state OF Wisconsin In Justices Court. before Siia
City and County Kenosa Ames Justice of the Peace in
the City Of Renosha in said county,
To Frederick W. Schanker:- '
You hereby notified that attachment has been
issued against and property satisfy
mand of William Reed amounting Thirty Dollars; Now
unless You shall before Sa Peace
IN and for the said his office the City Kenosha
on the ith day ofOcoher at o'clock p
will be rendered against you your property sid to
the debt W. +. REED.
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The DESERTED WIFE, by Mrs. f. d. f. y.
SoUTHwoRrH, author of the Missing Bride, or
Miriam the Avenger,' The Lost Heiress, -
The Wife's Victory" &c-600 PIP. I2mo-l
vol in cloth Sl.25 vols paper SI.O0-T. b. Pc
TERsoN, Philadelphia.
The above is the title of new volume. bv the
most popular female writer of the United States.
now in press, and is to be ready for sale Sat.
urday the 22nd inst. 1t is only necessary to an
nounce new volume by Mrs Southworth TO at
tract the attention of the great reading public OF
this country. We have been favored with ad.
vance sheets from the publisher and have no hes
itation in saying that i" The Deserted PJe,' will
be found one of the best and most attractive OF
the works of this talented and brilliant author
Vermont has gone Republican almost unani
mouslv
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

ISTy-yA TIL + Subscriber offers for sale about 35
S7@SA Head Of Cattle, consisting of Oxen,
-=As=A--Steers, Cows, and Young Cattle, together
with about geo Sheep Those desiring to purchase,
viii please call and examine the Stock.
JOHN BENEDICT.
Bristol, Sept. 3, 1855 lotf
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THANKS! to our friend j. ID. MCINTYRE, OF
Wheatland, for some of the finest Peaches, both
as to size and flavor, that we have seen this sea-
son. Some Of them measured q! inches in cir.
cumference. These were a specimen of the pro-
duet of Mr.. Mclntyre's orchard. If any of our
farmer friends can.show better, we should like
to see them.
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A sure Remedy for Fever & auue.

BenReS Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence possess
es over all other Tonics is, that it contains no Ou
nine, or any other mineral whatever purely veget-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHER & Co, Druggists
& +. ROBINSON, { Kenosha
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TO MOTHERS,

a RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms p
"A do they loath with disgust the oily vermifuces
of the day! Go to STARKwEATHER's or +. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Bennetfs Worm
Losenges: They are easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any vemifuge in use
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MARRIED..

In this city on the 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Gridley,
Mr.. SExTus n. Wilcox, iof the firm of Wilcox Lyon
& Co, Chicago) and Miss ARABELLA G. EVER, of
Kenosha.
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% Chicago by the late census is found to have
a population of over $4,000. This is most won
derful growth. unparalleled in the history of CT
ties. In 1850 we believe it was only some 35,-
900. Even San Francisco shows no such won
derful results
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STRAW BERRIES.

"A there is no prospect of the return this season
"a OF the Strawberry man of last year. with his
large specimens of fruit. have concluded to offer
for sale. Strawberries Vines that will not only
1--we throughout the coming winter, but next season
will bear Fruit, that will satisfy all reasonable ex-
pectat!ons. This is the month fer making new Straw
BERRY Beds, 1t Fruit is wanted MEET season. Price
81 per loo Roots
kenosha, Sept 6, 's5-nl2 B.P CAHOON.
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TABLE SALT.

A Few Thousand Bags, SALT, for family and ia
Able use-a superior article-just received and
for sale at Chicago prices, at
ELKINS WAREHOUSE
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Or. BlaheorePs Compomnd SyJup of Sarsa parila
and Iris Nerscolor, stands very high in the cstima
diseases, and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted. 1t is for Sale by Druggists in Kcnosha
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CHI r. Els II.
GAs'KILL, CHAMBERLAIN g. Co.
REMOVED.

MFRS. PONEROY, Fashionable Dress Max.
I'VE er, would inform her numerous friends and Gus.
toners that she has removed her place of business,
from her opposite Lewis & Sons store, to the
rooms la'clyoccupied by the KcnoSha County Bank
the Post Office. where she viii be happy to wait
on Ladies who require her services to make, fit or
cut Dresses and all other articles of Iad'e s' wear
New Fashions justreceived from Philadelphia. Calf
and examine her Patterns and Work.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INF OhWA iOIN wv NN ED.
A UGGsT BID, FANNY MOONEY left Chicago
IN on the 9 o'clock train for Highland Park since
which time nothing has been heard from her She is
about7 years ofage has brown hair grey eyes ofne-
dunn size, and full features ANY information in re-
gard to where she is viii be thankfully received by d.
recting her uncles, or grandmohcr Fanny Mooney,
who resides with HUGH INCOME y, Town of Deer
field Lake Co, H., p miles of Port Clinton Station
Or address MICHAEL MOONEY. blacksmith,
State ST, Chicago.
City marshals will please interest themselves in
this matter as Hugh Mooney will remunerate Them
for all charges in finding and forwarding her to him.
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Lake Shore r. R---Kenosha--Caho
Garden

The Editor of the Prairie Farmer, published al
at Chicago, has been rambling up this way, and
makes some notes of the things he saw, which
appear in the September number of that valuable
agricultural journal. We transfer portion OF
the article to our columns, that our readers may
see what strangers say of us
The Lake Shore r. r. comes in first The
following is the closing paragraph of this depart
ment of the subject;
This railroad is as brisk and risky as youn g
heifer. The cars are up to time, carry good loads
though they have no depots yet, and are prodi-
gious convenience TO everybody. The road is be-
ing fenced, which will help ever so much; since
the whole line of it is haunted of cattle d horses
q sheep & pigs, which insist on getting upon
the track and running away from the engine.
KENosHA.
We did not stop at Racine, but we did at Ke
nosha, and found it goodly place to stop at or
live in. 1t is full of neat houses, with larce
yards and gardens filled with goodly trees and
beautiful flowers. 1t is refreshing to 90 about
the place. such is the zeal for horticultural adorn
ment. Even the old oak trees are suffered to
stand in the streets; trees which could not be got
up again IN one hundred years, none of them,
We're they to be cut down. The gardens also.
shine with evergreens and green plats-and in
hne II you do not believe it pretty place 60 and
see it.
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New Goods.

Ser our advertising columns, for some inter-
estinE Information in reference TO New Goods,
&c Mr. r. b. Towslec has greeting for his
those wishing to purchase.
Every arrival from below brings any amount
of merchandise, which orr Merchants arc fast
transferring to their shelves and counters.
Nlessrs. Hale * Towslec have received sever
al cords of Iron, and Hardware of every dcscrp-
tion.
+. r Francis, is receiving stacks of New
Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c, for the Fall and Win
ter trade.
Cyrus Briggs, as also receiving lots in the
same line of trade.
Lyman & Gage, VIC notice, are piling mp box
upon box, and filing their shelves with Boots 4
Shoes, which they commend to the understand
ingS of their numerous friends.
Hubbard, notice too, is opening any guam
tity of capital Goods.
Stevens Il Head, also, are receiving sights OF
boxes, all filled with the choicest selections in
their line
Smith Il Lines, likewise, we judge from num-
her of boxes we see, on the piers and around
their shop, are laying. in large stock.
Starkweather is always receiving something
new, but there seems to be an extra quantity
coming to him at this particular time.
For particulars, all these gentlemen
will speak for themselves through ad
vertising Columns, in due season, so keep an cy,
TO that department of our paper ifyou would no
miss the chance to buy at great bargains at the
best places.
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~ The Milwaukee American. the organ of
the know-Nothngs, says it shall support the
Republican State Ticket. 1t admits that Repub-
hcanism and Known othingism are very differ
ent things. but it thinks the honor and interest
of the state require the defeat of the Barstow
ticket
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fS~We Judge from the ill-tempered and fool
ishly reckless manner in which the Madison Ar
gus commences the campaign in favor of Bars
tow that its cause is felt to be rather desperate
1t may be fancy of ours but we have thought
the Barstowites and particularly the School land
penefciaries in this neighborhood, had rather
glum, Responding look.
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FOUND,

IN or about the 10th of August last, on the Plank
~ Road, near the first toll gate from Kcnosha a
Ron of Upper Leather. The owner can have the
same by calling on the subscriber at the Toll Gate
and paying for this advertisements
HARVEY WELDON
Kenosha Sept l. 1855 3wl2
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WOOD! WOOD!!

%Hn CORDS WOOD, for Sale at wholesale
DPUV and retail, to suit purchasers, by
GASKILL, CHAMBFRLIN & Co.
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70 The Kenosha County Bank is about issu-
ing nine thousand dollars more of its own bills.
This is commendabe in view of the fact that Ten
hessee, Georgia, &c, offers them currency to
put in circulation so much cheaper and safer to
them, than their own bills. We have not time
to enlarge upon the matter now, but it seems to
us some radical changes in our banking system
will be required before we shall succeed in affor
ding safe and abundant home currency. We
may drive out Georgia and Tennessee currency
but to make our own banks issue is another
thing. We are not practically familiar with the
details of banking, but we know enough about
it to know that our banking system furnishes We
~ little inducement to employ capital in that
way, and that this increase of issue by the Keno
sha County Bank, as well as our home currency
generally, may be set down to the patriotism of
tn ose who issue and responsible for it, or to
some other or any other motive, than a mere de-
sire to make money by such issue,
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EvThe Democrat says the Republican "Con-
vention was full as to numbers, and about as har-
monious as the uncongcnial elements of Shang-
haism would permit" Inasmuch as there was
not a word of discord in the. Convention from
beginning to end, we are to infer that the cle-
ementS of ShanghaiSm are not very discordant
after all Blythe by, as the Democratic Conven-
ton was a scene of rowdvism from first to last,
is it not barely possible that the diScordant clc-
ments are lodged on that side. Won't our neigh
Dor give IFS a little dissertation ON the probable
effect of these discordant elements upon Bars
tow'S prospects this fall
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full supply of that good
AZ Golden Syrup and of those good Teas, as well
as all other kinds of Groceries, which warranted
to be good and cheap or sale
l.. w. BLINN
WOOE.-9O, 900 pounds of Wool wanted by
Wv the subscriber, Il. w. BLINN
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SMITH & LINES.
Corner Of Main and Market sts., Opposite

OFFER TO the public the larg
est and best assortment of Har-
ne: SEES, coarse and fine, Sad
dies, Trunks, Whips, Fly nctts,
Buffalo Robos--in short every
thing wanted i'll our line to be
found on tie Lake Shore.
We are satisfied that or the
same money we can and do give
more value than can be had at