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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-06

SILVER CoINAGE.-A letter from
Washington says that the Treasury is
now burthened with the custody CT
over five millions of dollars If small
silver change, from half dollars to
three cent pieces. Two or three years
ago there was a universal complaint
Of the scarcity of small coin, either
American or foreign. Mr.. Hunters
coinage bill was passed, slightly redu-
cling the actual value of our silver
coin. and providing for its more rapid
manufacture. The expected results
have followed. The wants Of circu-
laton have been fully supplied, but
another less desirable consequence has
issued. to wit. this small change has
become drug. People will not take
it. and the law makes il legal ten
der in sums of not over Eve dollars
Though the inconvenience Of an mad
equate supply Of small change was u
serious one, prudent iinanciers ex-
pressed doubts of the soundness of
the remedy adopted, at the time it was
proposed. Orders have been issued
to suspend the coinage Of quarters and
halves, and the operations Of the Mint
are much reduced. -Phiiadei Ing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-06

Az EpIroR's MouTn.-Some anon
ymous correspondent, having fallen out
with the editor of the Richmond Chris
tian Advocate, threatens to "stop his
mouth" The editor thinks il will be
rather hard 10 do. He says ITO
such. and all others, who seem very
solictous TO stop our mouth. we beg TO
suggest that they may be laboring I'M
der small mistake in the matter OF
their ability to do that. We are per-
suaded that they have not seen our
mouth. II they would only come and
see for themselves'-one look at the
cash, nature made across the lower
part Of our face, would satisfy them
of the fruitlessness of their efforts TO
stop it! The stern visaged resolve that
sings.
III at irst you don't succeed,
Try, try again.
would pale before that opening! Bet
ter give 1t up"
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VERY Much SURPRISED. late
subscriber renting what he owed us,
says he was very..much surprised to
find himself published few weeks
ago as delinquent. We are prepar-
cd to surprise every body the same
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EU-A man in Evansville, named
Carter, was fined 50 each on three Of
fences. in violating the Post Office
law. by sending letters and other con-
traband articles in newspapers. So
look out. you who strive to save three
cents at the risk Of 50.
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JANE. mustn't expect US to answer
her questions. How can we keep
posted in the Gaps in Chickens. Bolts
in horses, movement ofold liners. aud
the fashions Of bonnets too? We cod
give our opinion about "Flats." ifthat
would do any good. but we wo'd make
all the little girls mad, and some Of
the big ones, too. all of which we
have 10 notion of doing. Whether to
pull the string, all the time during
Church is part Of the bargain, we
don't know. We could tell whether
it is pretty OF not, but that wouldn't
answer, Jane.
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Literary Notice.

JOHN w. LOCKE. Pres
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
(ha,,eerv Sale

Seth Dosn .. lothian Perry illiam VI. Perry. .
IN purssnee and by vrsus OF nnal
sale made aud entered the shove entitled in and
said Court the ninth asy OF the
thousand eight hundred ard B.sy i've (ig general
Term of said Court, held st he Hon>e City
county senos by and bsfore the Hon
Judge Of she said court shat for sal. and Pub
lie tsndue And to the highest bidder therefor
cordiHs TO the provisions Of thests,us
provided. aud FIRE the front door
aid City and County OF aeh0sa
June nett A. D. > bswesn the hours Of twelve o.
clock in the forenoon OF that day those certain
of land the
Wisconsin and known Lots and q ~ in section
thirty (3) in north Of
be the or lees. JOSEPH L. EhLE,
JoS b. JusUN Compts Sol'r. sheriff Of kenosha
Dated Kenosha, Nay IA 1853.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31


epnes, Sehael frank George Smf.L lniher James
John r Cbapn James wyatt ard Nelson Aen Defendants.
IN by vrtueofa ens Of
Court 18th day of o.ember in the ysr
thousand eight hundred aud Sfty fcvr geners Term
by and before the Hon James Doetls Judge
the said Court shall for sale and sell Pablo
Tire provisions Of the such provided
and from the from, door Of the Court House TIE said city and
june next A. D. Is hour. nine and tseIve
O'clock til forenoon Of that cay all following
Ali that piece parcel or lot wing aud
aforesaid and in the
fo~s Commencing The north ccr,cr Of the
quarter % section No ak 81 township No 4 north
on The west lima the
skserly sks south line Of said
cyrus Dsmon thence norsh.ry along .ad
the south OF land conveyed ~ said
se Of said lins
b John Bensdct to the south
hundred and scres otiand
or lees; IN. w. ar g. y meaning .ars = q Also,
mcueinE the south south quarter
eighteen Isl town north Of range
hnen land north one hundred sixty fl6Ol rods to
nah line OF Ad quarter sectQn thence west by thsne
qua section eighty sSl rods to the north
the quarter thence south hundred and sixty
rods 20 the place NJ beginning r
Also those other pieces parcels or tracts OF land par
ticusy bounded and described follows to wits All those
pieces Of land lying and being the City
s.d cgn s Of D% IS Lot Ne four
block neuher twenty and reaerying
joseph yseheth of the said lots being in the southeast
section north Of range
Of 10, six in block eish,y-sS g. s6l
quarter OF section town two north Of rsnss twenty
Dated. K.no,h. .pril 2'sh, 1885 JOSEPH EHLs.
6w%6 Sheriff Of Kenoshs county
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
ChanreIy sais,

FfrcH A. MOONS va. syi.ender Badwia wfhsm Ward
whistler Leonard Crooher Ames Noyss Moves 2nd
Richard Soyss JOHN Lerrey rchihaid Lowrey Charts.
r, Baldwin and Charles y. Starr, DefsadantG ia .
IN Pursuance and by virtue Of nAi decree OF reeosure
and sale made and entorsd the above entitled
thousand eight hundred and ffty-f-. general
Term CT sad Court: held the House the city
oounty Of kenoshs By and be0ls the Hon JAMES
Judge OF said Court sA for sale And Public
Auction vendue and the highest bidder therefor
ing the provisions of the statute such pro-
vdea. aud frun the front door the Cont Iou.s,
in said city and connty OF Kenosha thrieh
IA. D. l5 between the t~elve
in the forenoon OF that day thu half
OF Let's six. g. and Il in Beck lying
in the south fractional OF section thirty
32 in town two north of twenty thres )
the first ward of the city Ct KenOshA and state Of
Jos Is. JiLsUN JOSEPH Z. EtILE,
..- Comk'ts SoTr Sheriff Of kenoshs CsuHty.
Dated Ksnoska, Nay IA. 1885. Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
In Circuit Court; Kcnosha County ViscOn'
~ sin-.-Ia EGuiFy.
Walter Storm Jehn Calvin Smith .nd William p. Storm

Andrew b. Jackson. Isaac Basse.t, and Salmon Epson
1T by affidavit the satisfaction ~ this Court that
the defendant Isaac asset resides of this State hat 10
resident OF Of tie United wt the State OF Cen
neticut On motion az IT, b. T0wsec OF for the Com
psinsns III ORpER,p that the said 1ssre Bsssett
his be this ad that he Also plead
demur to the said bill ofcompisnt by
the 18th day of August S and in default thereof sad Dill OF
complaint be taken confessed aim And il sfurthsr
ordered that within the said can-e
this published the Kenosht Trhuae IeeSra
published the city aud
kenosa that the said prbcatian he continued aT
six weeks n succession. JON V. JfLSbN
Dated kenosia May 2, 1858. 6w<7 County Judge.
Attest, l.. B. NICHOLS. Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

Henosha County Circuit Conrt---In Equity.
Mary Damn, the Roberts
Eliza John Jsseph ID. Island.
d. Gof. and Green Bsy Milwaukee, Chicago Railroad Com
.s..s-4 81. tssrr.s e..-... -f.as
that sbofe named defendsns John Jose d. e-
land rsside out of this Of the United States
molten ofJon D. Jspn solicitor is ordered
that the said John Goer and Joseph d. LELAND
tobe catered in this &c be
served the cs solicitor BY the eh da.
d. m sndin Of their appsars etv Of eem thst
they plead denur said pianarts ill Of
compaiai ~ tie said 18th day Of August, d. 1850 and de-
said bill OF complaint taken confess
by them Ari is further ortered that ritn twenty days
the said complainant ths ordor
published the senora Tribune Telegraph Newspaper
printed published tho of Eenoss said and
ssd pubcstoa 10 continued raid each
weeks that he ccey Of this
orsr be personally served The last named
thirty days before the time for their
~ the Court, tTwu wfr J. X. DU0liTTLE
+ Dated kssoxhA Nay =. 1855. judge
Is. JiIsrS. Co.rpts Solr. -ita3 q ~ sttH 'N 3
certify above 10 OF the order made IN
this cause. Owls L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
FARM FOR SALE.

wake Not ce. the subscriber offers for sale at
IL great bargain, $50 acres Of land, calculated
to make firstra grain, and stock farm, situated
8 miles from Kenosba City. leo rods north Of
the Burlington road. sections IS. IA. l aud 10
in the tawn Of Paris, aud convenient TO several
plank roads and railroads.. 80 acres enclosed !;
good tw story farm house. Most OF the materials
on hand 10 build a barn, also to enclose l2G
acres more; from 100 TO 200 acres is plow and, the
balance is bottom or meadow land. Theres from
so to 60 in TO wheat. The subscriber will selil
in parcels to snii customers. If neces
sary. IL. W. JOHNSON.
Kenosha june 18th 1884.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
Notes To Creditors.
In PrObofe.-- K eAOsha County Couyt.

~ = ~Suhst NOtshs'
IN the matter the of phen Godsn orthy assd
To5al whom ie may =
Letters said ests Ia been issued
stephen = Go's.Orhy Of Paris kenosha the 9Th
day of May A. D. 1865 and six from after ssd
examination and in therefore hereby
that the undersigned will Saturday the third day of Nove
Der A. 1851 at his ONCE in the ty and county % Keuosha
o'clock A. NJ and ADJUST all claims and
demands OF all persons against said deceased.
Ava JON ID. JILSUN. County Judge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
8s.f ) sau BONNETS AND
MILLINERY GOODS,

E AIDES, call and see MRs McDERMoTT's
n fresh supply of Fashionable Millinery, just
received from New York, comprising large ass.
sornent OF the richest Satins. Silks. Lawns Tus-
cans, Straws, NaPoIilans. French Lace, Duu<s-
bic Flats end Leghorns, of all shapes, sizes. ana
prices, from Is to $1,000. Also an assortmento Of
rhbous, artificial flowers, mowhar hesd-dfe''es'
ladies' caps, gent!emens' neck ties aud shrl>co'-
lars, besides all other filings belonging to the usoe'
toe numerous 10 mention. Our Goods were pn'"'
chased foF cash and we are determined to sell as
cheapas the cheapest. Straw work bsached anu
altered
Kencshs. Aril ~, 1855 fy.vlsa4e
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
LIFE INSURANCE.

DREPARE for the fntare wants OF your family
by having your Iifo Insured
The National Life Insurance Company
" The United States, is situated at Montpelier
Vermont. with cash capital of 500, 600 Ills
one of the safest anes est lie Insurance Compa-
avs in the country. L. G.. MERRILL Agent
atMstsalfSs NsrriIIs.
HsasehA wk.ss ssetS g.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
Chapcery SAFE.

LEONARD CRocEEr william " ard Wheeier Amos Seyss
Amos Soyo' 2ps Richard D. Soyes John Arehibsid
II. Bowrey Charles r. Baldwin and Charles :. Starr:
~ and BY virtue Of and
sale made tie by
Court ninth day Of Nay Lord
thousand esh. hundred and ny ave general Term
held n; the Court HOUSE. city
xenosha by before the Hon JAMES K JudEcof
shall exposs for sale and Public
and the highest bidder therefor according the
provisions Of s statute in such and provided aud
from OF the House
~ xenosA the thrtieh day day Of ~ l5
tin hours and twelve oocck the forenoon
tho following described pieces parcels Lots
An and real lying and hcingin tho souh fsc
of section number thirtytw0. (2 in Ne
north rxnge three and the rs ard
Of thscity OF ssnesha towit Lots numle cred and
III IN block SO. scven 7, together with the buildings
appurtensnces thereon situated thereto belonging
Jex b. JILses, y .rt.esg-r.ye = JOSEPH |. EHLE,
Cenp:s SaIr. 3 Sheriff Of X osha County.
Dassa ksnoshs, Nay a. laA5. swtS
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
Attachment Notice.

KE1esHA CoUSTY, Town of Bristol:-ss
To Henry johnson: You hereby notified that w. Of
has been ssued and at
tachsd satisfy the demand william II. lush ting
fourteen dollars and sixty S4o) Now nness III
before Samuel Eddy Jusice 81 the Peaes in and for
said county as Office in the Of Bristol the h day
oil May 1855 At O'Clock in the afternoon Judgment will be
rendered against property sod pay the Debt
Dated May ~, 1855. SWAT WM ii. BUSH, Plaintiff
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
Sale OF Rcnl Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that nv order County Caur.
for the County Of xsposhs the following real estate will he
sold public auctiono Monday the fh dsv Of June A.
1875 At 2ocork in the afternoon Of that day, wLot 80
eight tS in Block eight ) the quar-
ter of section thirty 3 in the tst Ward ~ the CITY
Kenosha. JAMES RILEY, Guardian.
Dated Renosha Nay L. 1883 5s46.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
Legal Advertisements.

Chancery Sale.
Kenoaha G0nufv Cfrcnli

Chancery Sale.
Kenosha County Circuit Court.
Asa D. Sprsgue Zscharsh Paddock and Gym
thia Paddock his WIFE Francis Paddock, William Paddock
aud W sllin gton Persons Defendants
IN Pursuance BY virtue order and decree
Foreclosure in the abeye entitled
the seventh May in she
Lord Thousand eight husdrsd and
held the Court House
city county kenosha by and before the Hon.
r. DooTrLE Judge OF the said court shall for saie
Public vrndre and TO the highest bid
therefor according the provisions Of the statute such
em the front of the
House in the said city aud county OF Kenosha satudy
the thirtieh 10Th day of June 10 wit: D. be-
o'clock the after
Of that day. described piece parcel
of Land reat estate, to wit:
ALL Of that certain piece parcel ofand ying and
Salem county Of enoshs OF Wis
descrihsd foews Being of the
side Of the north quarter npmtsr eleven
H. township number Il north II number
~ 70 the said parcel be rods WIDE by hun
dred and sixty rods long, Dated kenosts May TO- 1855
Ii. T. scHofF, JOSEPH I. EHLE
Compts ser. 6w4s Sheriff Of Renosha County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
j. WALES BAKERY.

by anew arrangement, the subscriber is pre-.
H pared to supply the citizens with bread,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
IA baking is cur exclusive business, we intend
10 keep on hand or make to order, everything in
The business, as good and cheap any establish
ment this side Of Lake Michigan.
YEAST,
That works quick, can be had every morning I'M.
lii s o'clock
We shall have good variety of cake toys for
Christmas presents. is
Our customers will find II to their advantage as
well az ours, to bring baskets when practicable.
l5 JOSEPH VALE.
BRICK BAKERY, MAIN ST.
Kenosha, Dec. Is, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

So well known in the West, where thousands
have b en- sold, and the operation always gnaran,
teed and in no instance has it failed TO satisfy tho
purchaser. We have on hand and inteud to keep
as the market may demand. a large variety of
Hot Air, Cooking, Paror and Box Stoves of Diff
tetent patterns. We believe we s'rall he able to
make it an object for all Stove dealers, or house,
keepers who mny want 10 purchase Stoves, either
trimmed or untrImmpd. by the quaniitv or singl
to give US a call. We sell as low as any in
market. ...s ta A. en- h .
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

This Implement is desideratum 10 the Farmer. 1t
viii do much business, aud do it better, than the
$50 Planters aud coats many times less. Ii IT, in
TACT. just the thing wanted. for general usr-e cheap
convenient, simple h construction and not liable to
get out Of order.
For any Farmer who has Five Acres OF Corn to
plant, thus Planter will pay ioi itself
Itleaves tho hill in better condition for The plow or
cuitivator after the up than any other meth
cd Of planting. 1t has been used by many OF our
best Farmers and cora growers, and is pronounced
by them, to be the Best planter in Use.
Farmers viii consult their ntert sts BY calling at
The Eagle Foundry and examining them, sDd when
convicted ot their superior merits, supply ing them
selves for the Spring Planting.
J.DAViES a. W J. MORGAN.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

CURE or SORE LEGS,
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of L.t;er frcn lMr. ". J LaagEey, Of
Haatssilie, Yadkin County. North Caroiiao,
q. s., dated Noremler l<t 1853.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
FRUIT TREES!

AT TIE GARDEN OF S. BALDWIN,
a on the Plank Road in the CITY OF henosha'
may be found a superior assortment OF 'nit rees
consisting of Apples. Pears, (ooth Dwarf sno
Standard Pums, and Cherries. comprising many
of the hest varieties Of FiuiI known.
The above Trees are from The New York Nurse
ries and in fine order.
April 5, 1851
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
ETNA INSURANCE GO.
Of Hartford Conn.


Increase Cash npitai to $1,000. 900.
q HAVE the pleasure of Informing the dealers
IL with this Company aud the public generally,
that in view OF the vast increase Of business dur.
ing The past year, it, cash capital has been in
creased to $4,000 o. This together with he
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, and
the enormous receipts OF premiums on it's regular
ana established business, affords its policy holders
an indemnity much greater than any other in.
snran"e Company in America
rs hnsineSs OF this company is conducted on
iar ana liberal principals and ITS losses ara alway.
promptly paid IN cash. The UNDERSIGNED in an.
terIng npon the twelfth yenr ofhs agency for tb;s
company in this city and vicinity, begs to conprs,
uate lis dealers upon it's remarkable success and
the important increase Of IFS capital and business
which together with the manner in which lis bn.
sness is conducted. plncesit on basis beyond ,hs
reach Of any con ingency short Of a simutan.op.
coEHagration OF the country
All applications for insurance or information in
FefereE"e thereto, will be attended TO with IN.
same punctcaty as heretofore Rates as low a.
any other reg9onsih le office.
kenosha. Feb. i5, So. l.. G.. MERRILL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
TROY STOVE STORE.
Eewberry, Filley & Wiswell,

Fewberry, Filley & Wiswell,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
stoves, Tin, sheet-Iron, and Coppcr-Uare,
231 LIKE ST., Chicago. Illinois, 231
A NNOUNCE to dealers and the public gen
IA orally, that they keep constantly on hand
large assortment OF Cooking, Heating, Pa, Tor and
5ox 5tovcC,
For the Wholesale Trade (or retail as may be de-
sired The House is branch of that of NEW
BERRY, FlI.LEf Il Co., Troy, New York,
who are manufacturers, and make all their Stoves
from the very best Scotch ard american Pig Iron,
aud are warranted TO stand fire equal to any in
America. Our patterns new and OF the most
approved kind, and as we are constantly adding to
our variety number Of new patterns, we f1atter
Ourselves that we possess peculiar advantages ov>
er most OF the Stove establishments here, for the
supply of Stoves to City aud Country Dealers.
. We manufacture, and have the right to vend.
in Northern illinois, Iowa aud Wisconsin, that
truly celebrated Stove called tho ~
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

Tavern Stand for Sale.

Tavern Stand for Sale.
BUTTONS well known Stand OH
<kEyA The Plank Road, ten miles from Keno
Me- sha, and Is miles from Racine, on the
issIs4 Racine d W ;lnoi Plank Road, 10 offer
&sEsaI,sS ed for saIe. The Improvements are, a
large Tavern House, large Barn. and Out. houses,
GOOD wells OF water, cistrrus, ice-house, &c.
The County Agricultural Society has also loca-
ted it's Fair Buildings. permanently, at this place.
This the most desifabls location in the County.
and will be sold easy terms, and at bargain
Enquire of the Subscribe on the premises.
LYMAN BUTTON.
Paris, Kenosha Co. IAN. 4, 1855. 29voll5
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
MARBLE FACTORY.
GEORGE ACKLEY

OAOIsO1 lOhLL1
ANNOUNCES to the people OF Kenosha City
and Iounty !. and Vicinity, that he hes bought ont
the Marble Establishment Of JosEPH /. EHLE, and
that he has added largely 10 the Stock, with both
Italian and American Marble
Of the very best qualities, and is prepared 10 furn-
.ish to order all work in the Marble Line. ~
Being an EXPERIENCE wokxs.s, he feels
confidence in warrnnting his
Nonumenta, Tonb-ssones, Tomb-TnbIes
ObeiisEs, Fsint-stones.
and all other work wanted, Tor FINISH AND
Sly LIZ, TO rival ALI COMPETITION.
Plaln, Raised, or Ornamental v ork, OF any char
actef desired doue in sly 10 give ENTIRE sat
isfActon. -,
Tie respectfully sshci.s the patronage Of the
Public. .t,l-
u shop en- Main Street., opposite the City Ho-
tel n GEORGE ACkLEY. ,s,<t
Ksnoshs, Dec 1854 .a,'a
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
DRIED FRUIT.

D AsINS, Apples, and Peaches, OF the hrs
HI quality, aud sseheap as they can he bought
gs NJ NET CALF l. MERRILL'S,
Aniles - NainStsst
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CNaNCERY SALE.

KESoSUA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-In Chanccry
siehsrd Morton Administrator OF The estate Of Theodore
sheldon deceased, Conf .ninant, s
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

DROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and corors
A1 Ca.simeres; Tweeds, kentucky Jeans and
Sattinetts can be bought At very low prices at
Nov. 9, 1854. BLINN'S.