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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
p OPLE'S S TOR e
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
New Goods at the -Ne,0 Store.

oAe liz III AND-SOUNlhA
NeW Goods at the New Store.
ST Z We n S &c Fl L AID, .
euARLEs BLOCK, NEARLY oPFcss C;ry tEuFEL,
HAVE a stock of Goods on iA.sg, ',r5 arrseias.
4 which was recently selected Bust by ore q
the partners; and on account of the incicassl de-
mand for goods in their line, they now have the lar
gest and best stock purchased for this market
which are offered at wholesale and retail al fer re.
muneraIive prices.
They continue to pay cash, or exchange goods at
cash prices, for ali kinds ofcounfry produce
People 81 tie csv and of the country; come and
examine oer Stock ot Groceries, Provisions ctanr
Dry Goods, Cr"ebery aad Wooden Mare. and
judge ior yourselves 90 1aer quality and prices
Re@ctgtcr, tha goods delivered 10 any par. OF
the ety.
Among their stock nay be found
% Hhds Sucar 10000 Baos
l3o bbls Refined Sugar 10000 yds Fine Sheeting
100 Moasscs TOGO :" Bleach q
50 - Stuar; & Golden 100u " Stripe Shifting
Syrup 20C0 DENNIS and Drilling
100 Bngs Rio Il Old Gov. 300 pieces Prints & Cling
Java Coffee hams
loo Chests 4 No Tea > Alpaccas and
10 C'hts Eng. Brkfst Tea ParaIncttas
10 Iierces Rice - pieces Red, Blue Vel
Bakers Saoratus, Soda, low and White Flannel
Cream Tartar & Baking $50 pieces Broad Cloth,
Powders Doc Skins Cassimercs g.
Raisins Curr' nts, prunes Satinetts -
Ciron and Dates 50 pieces Kentucky Jeans
Pepper, Allspice, Nut, Iwceds and Linsey VOL
Hit-, NtLSslh, NflHSer ana Sey
Mace loo pieces Ticking. Cotton
Corn St'ch, Farina, Mac Flannel, Cord Cambrics
aroni, Tap!oca and Mus loo pairs Bed Blankets &
tard Horse Blankets
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, All kinds TOweling and
Almond and Curry Pow Table Cloths
der extracts irish Linen, Coarse s. Fine
Pickles OF all kinds Bay State Shawls
Fish. Goldfish, Mackerel IBucksk:n Mittcns and
Whitetish Smoked Hal Gloves
hut, Smoked Herring & Mems Il Moments Stock.
SardInes ings
Lnseed OIL, While Lead 10 Bales Cotton Batting
Lamp Oil and all kinds ITO . Wad,ling
Candles Linen and Cotton Thread
Table and Wool Comfortess
barrel Salt Hooks and Eyes. Needles,
BAG Flour, Graham do, Pins, Combs, S,ce Pens,
Corn Meal, Apples Po- Pencils and Hair Pins
tatocs Onions, Cabba- \ general assortment of
ges Squash, Bects, Oats Crockery Wood aud
and Corn Stone Ware. Packing
Barrels 4 Butter + ins
kenasha, September 81 1855
PHINEAs STEVENS, GEORGE ID. HEAD
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~ We don't know whether the public are gene
rally aware of the fact but the malt house of L. f.
King makes a market for about 90 900 bushels of
barley per annum. We recently took hurried look
through it and surprised at the amount of bust
ness doing in that line. The malt manufactured is
sent to an eastern market, and we doubt not proves
a source of extensive profit to the manufacturer
e Papers from California with the initials
G. II. b." pencillcd on the margin, convey to
us the gratifying clligence that our feow-cit-
ihen and friend, George II benedict, who went
to san Francisco in the employ Of Barnum, to
open a banking house, has arrived in good health
at the place Of his abors
g5Our old townsmen, H. X Elkins offers
some valuable ts-,bered land for sale, sec his al
crtisemcnt.
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~ - 0'I'''' I"JVII'! tut DuIeIUWs
The Sentinel adds:
We have scattering returns from Green Columbia,
and Sank, IN addition 10 the above. These returns
IN doubt with the chances pretty near evenly balan.
ccd.
We think Barstow's prospects the best
For members of Assembly "a republicans and 2G
democrats nre heard of as elected 30 vet to hear
FROM and the Sentinel thinks the chances in favor
OF the democrats having majority
The Republicans will have the Senate
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NN -E-AIN = k1s0-%n
HU,SBSpP STEVENS * HEAD S.
Opt 1889
A, LEWIS g. SON,


Garner Main and N9rkef SIS,
axenosj;.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wisconsin,
G RE anxious to- dispose 81 hin .arzc assortment
"a al 1rt ,1"ir f5rlr'f..y, H9a.s 81 .>h,Ts, R;t7
aq3 Cars. ,ta,5, and Ft.ct Dty fs25it
YANKEE MOTIONS, 60,
All ri wca aityo been s,tey,el i} this market and
parrr4scl upon tire most adFaotagcoa. terms.
4aa5s al sp'rieureiH this place and am extensive
arraH.utauln ..a the o,t ac.a ~ 5flis county enables
a. f -ina.y f.icI wants aul ieste t. re.a.! or"
Old customers a~ we'd obtain N'F oIas, would. u
.,I.tu- che ua.. 20. ia sci &tsHctl reosogao ir7-
fiji. n lgp iusr to both seller ana rafvHaeer
We are in weekly reeoiPt~ Of <csv sSo"da, from
the eastern nigrllec, ami Qua >t0o Is always full so
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens OF the West.
Every kind ofproducC taken IN exchange for goods,
or purchased at the highest market price.
Come and see. One and AIi!!
~ Store on the corner of Main and Market SITS,
directly under the kenoSh" Cry I R9Hk & son
Kenosha, WIS, June, 1855. [vl5n52
rslruE STAR INsgRANCE Company, of
n Ogdensburgh, y. y, with paid IN Capital OF
$4,000, viii insure
Fire and Marine Risks,
On as favorable as any olher go9l st2ck comPa"y
H. Is. NICHOLS, Agent
SIND foI kenosha & Vicinity.
BERD CAGES.
ISOUR DOZEN jus receved-Rctail prices IS 10
T. 36S each of Wood and Tin Square, Ocagon,
and Round Best variety ever offered in this market
'' June m i3. iSS55 So. r. PHELPS.
xyTILLGw WARE.-Clo,lcs BASKETS Mar
w Re- Baskets Trarc7iRc BaSkc'S Patent Clothes
now Nv; opening at J. X. PHELPS.
cNGBEs~ water received by Express this
- morning bv STARkWEATHER.
uEcLLSwax.x pTLLs aod Ointment, a
new supply, just received at the City Drug
Store by StAhhN EA HER.
Fg,HE celebrated Hygeas IahaI.ag Tapor, and
~ STARKwEATHER
VHTOIFE,s aromatic Sehxdam Schnapps, in
SrARKwEATHER's
EsgRE WINES a. Liquors For Medici
4 nal purposes. kept constantly on hand NJ
STARkWEATIIERS Drug Store
NHEXEn PAINTS, OF ell shades Of Color. pre-
We pared to order, al .
TURNIP SEED.
VyTHITE Flat 7'urnig Sees, a large supply, tresl
w and good at the Drug of Store OF
STARkWEAIHER s. co.
ZINC PAINTS.
WYE are constantly receiving, and shall keep {
! w full supply Of the best brands Of ZINC Pant
White Zine being an oxide forms a chemical comb
nation with the acid of the oil, producing hard anC
durable paint either for inside work or Tor exposure
| to the weather.
II is ono third cheaper-free from poisonous prop
critics and srivss n better and more durable white.
! STARkWEATHER Il co.
|
JELLY AND PRESERVE JARS.
4 LARGE assortment of Glass and Earthen, ecn
4 n stantly for sale al
/ STARKWEATHER'S Drug Store.
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u CTY LOTS FOR SALE,

a + GREAT BARGAINS-One Hundred
( n Lots in different parts of the City, for SALE on
liberal terms, as to time, and at prices VERY LOW
lhave but one price. Any person agreeing To erect
House on the premises can have credit for the
tire price of the lot.
1t is my interest TO sell and to sell cheap; for every
one disposed of makes the rest more valuable
Cali at my office at any time, and | will GO on to
the ground and show you the lots.
al JOSIAH BOND
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS:

BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.
R0tNTl LAND for those entitled to it under tho
ID late act of Congress-giving I6O acres, tde-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received if any
to each Officer, Musician, Private Teamster Seaman
Clerk and Marine, land in case of their decease 10
their widows and minor chldren1 who has served m
any war since $780, for the term OF II DAYS or been
engaged az any baHle-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con.
gress will be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
Atty At LAW AND PENSION g. BOUN.
T( LAND AGENT.
- Information given free of charge An expe
rience of several years in this business will enable
me to give serviccable advice 80
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
LOCAL MAT TIERS. &c
ELECTION RETURNS
KENOsHA COUNTY.

: a@4 3E-51 > Coles Bashford,
81 3as==aass@ VIM. 4. 9ar.tov,
- - LieRt, GOgtrROr,
s zc}-5@ = : Charles G. Shoiesy
81 gA.@z=848:5s Arthur NJ, Aslhar,
8 g8ss55E1e5 salnael s. Hastings
g gssg7zgSg s David W. Jones,
1t50rhey GcheraI
81 gSas55E&g5 A W, Randall
8 gssgzaag8g VIM; g R Smith,
81 gg=s55E@g5 Charles Rrser'
8 ssag778gg8 Charles E"ar t Eushn,
3 g4ss55Egg5 Francis IL West
: sssggzsag8 VIM t9,! NJ Dennis Dennis,
81 s8as55E3g5 john G. M'Mynn'
81 gssgz5@g9@ 4 St c; Berry AIRY cn.
81 s8.s35E@g55J James Gidding''
81 sgsgz5@a8@ E M Gary.
: geSgssSssgc L. sh0lo''
& S8gaaz9sa5 w. Webster
SSS5 = : = Francis Paddock
assembly,
& =S9 :. = Henry johnson, =
& sg5s55F. S. LOvell,' s.
81 3Esgs Frank Newell,
81 gs5z. SIS Bradford,
: e.2gs JMKcllogg,- -
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II OOKING GLASSES, For Sale, cheap, at
Oct IS, 1855, BLINN'S.

g. g

LsS~E
a. the Work in TRAIN "a WREDER'S
Shop JJore go" purchase elsc~hcre
VENEzE Undersigned, both of whom are Practical
Il Workmen, and under whose immediate super
vision all their work is DONE feeling confident that their
work second made i'll the Western Country would
respectfully ask of Farmers and others wishing purchase
Wagons Cridges give them call before making their
purchases elsewhere.
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right for
this State, Of
Haib1rFs Tmprored Patent Coach Spring, and
Sd1rf Turning Coach Gearing,
prepared Manufacture to Order Carriages of Superb
or Strength and Durability, with from oneourth to onethird
less weight than be built with steel elliptic springs
They will spare expense care in procuring the best
of material and labor in putting together and finishing
and ask but fair share of the patronage of the public
TRAIN WILDER.
Kerl0sdd, October 9th 1865.
Buggy and shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights of Territory be had
application to either member of the firm, their Shop,
the North Ward Chicago ST. doors north of Grand s.:
Bridge. n17n] II. ~ W.
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.SURANCE
on LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH uewn

JOSIAH B1ND.
q S agent for the following Responsible hlsurar-e
Il Companies IN Hartford sud Boston They are
controlled by the strongest and most experienced men
IN those cities and stand amongst the best Of the rst
class companies OF the country. To wiz
Connections Fire Insurance 90. HARTfoRD,
Conn, Capital $500, O0oJ. t. Eldredge, Sec7NtG
ry; Is. w. Greene President
Fh@nix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca
pltai $500 ,O0o-H. Kellogg, Secretary; l.. H. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandize, Stores. Dwellings, Farmhouses Barne
fobhe buildings, Manufactures, &c, insured in
the above Companies, at my office in Kenosha on
as reasonable terms as in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
BosTos, Mass, B. F. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, Presideat-As a Life Insurance Compa.
ny stands the first in the country
kenosha, Dee. 2, lS54.--ly22 JOSIAH BOND.
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THE ELECTION

Our papers are coming in with the returns of
election. We copy from the Milwaukee Senti-
mel Of this morning the following being the full
est return we'have received.
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
GASKILL, CHAMBERLAIN a. CO,

NORTHWEST CORNER quARLEs BLOCK, KENosHA
WISCONSIN,,
"OULD respectfully invite the attention Of all
w persons having property for sale, or wishing
to purchase, either City Lots or Country Lands 10
the fact that they prepared for tho transaction of
General Land Agency Business.
They keep Book for the purpose of registering
property for sale rent Persons having properly
for sale, are invited to make this office their head
quarters. They will also give attention to the paw,
mcrt of Taxes for onresdents and in fact attend
to all matters connected with Real Estate. IEyn3
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LIFE INSURANCE.

MUTUAL Life Insurance Company of n. y
IvA Berkshire Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
PittHfed Massachusetts
Persons wishing their own lives or the lives Of
their friends insured in the best companies of tho
country, can be accommodated by calling on
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN, 81 Co.
SOMth cast cOrHcr MaiN md Pr0rl So Ncno shn
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TEyFsE STAR INSURANCE Company, of
4 Ogdensburgh, n y, with paid in Capital Of
$4,000, win insure
Fire and Marine Risks,
On as f4rorable as any other good stock company
l.. i. NICHOLS, Agent,
Stni for kenosha & Vicinity.
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES.

COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES.
~ Over fifty different notifications on hand or
furnished TO order, AT Man dfucturers Prices, and
warranted the best in use.
Al COrRer-QuarieS Block, KenoSka, be-
GASKILL, CHAMBERLAIN Il Co
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WYE are constantly receiving, and shall keep a
w full supply OF the best brands of ZINC Pa'nt
White Zine being an oxide forms chemical combi
nation with the acid of the oil, producing hard and
durable paint either for inside work or Ter exposnr.
to the weather.
Itis ono third cheaper-free from poisonous prop
critics and srives n better and more durable white.
STARkWEATHER Il co.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

ROYAL BRIDAL FESTIVITIES IN PRUssIA.-
Tao king OF Prassia's pnew Prince Fred
erlck Charles, was recently married to tie
l'r.ncess Mlrla Anna of Anhalt Dcssau
Tie festivities aud romps were remarkAbl,
Tor al attempt 10 restore the taste for int
evM DaroLr.tles. Ohe count, high III
moiern dignties, was appointed to have
tie no.lor OF handing the KING soup at din
ner, ana another of hlndlng MIN the wine
otler nUDieS were to reader u similar Sell
VICE ~ the queen, and others still to tn
bridal par When the soup and wine ar,
disposed Of, dancing commences, and the
king and queen, brde and BRIDE groom, The
m.u.sttrs vi state, and all the royal family
TIE king OF Hanover, and other lllustrou>
gaest>, unIte IN torch dance, gliding about
tie brilliant roo.ns with Lighted candles H.
tuclr hands.
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Il is said that the authority of Genera
CJnrobert is not questioned or haggled a,
Us was that OF ST. Arnaud. He is ac
K lowledsed by all parties as man of hon
Or and lofty mind. He is believed to lie a
son Oh tie Emperor Napoleon and of Mad
ame de Rainey. He passed the early por
t.ol Of his life in the enjoyment of his ease
and indOlence which large fortune can
beslOw, and it was not until be was called
from his life of dis. patton to attend upon
the dying bed of his mother that he learned
tie secret Of his birth. Immediately, not
withstanding the accession OF fortune sud
denly acquired by his mothers death, not
w.tlistanulug the habit OF idleness and luxu-
ry he had INDUCED in ever since his birth,
he declared that, with such blood in his
yc.IIS, he should SCOTIA to remain inactive.
lie INSTANTLY set oLt Tor Algiers as volun-
teer IN the CiiaSseurs and has risen by slow
degrees to the st.tio. he now occupies.
T.Ie moral effect of his relationship to the
great Napoleon has been immense upon the
troops u.lder his command, and enables him
t. ,tain ali asceldAncy which st. Arnaud
could never acqu re.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

GENERAL MARKETS.
1--WE srocx.-Corrected daily by SCOTT 4 Co.--Dee
foot. IS ooGs5o p cxt. Cows, s3oGsso wos- Oxer
soOMsl50 = yoke.
HoGs--Relail-on foot 90 = cwt.
SHEEP O0(64 so r head.
VESI-oN--carcass Sc p Il. Retail l0c = Ii.
FRESH MEAr-RetailH fb.-Beef 1Oc. l:c. Mutton l2c
Fork, 12c. Veal. l2c. Chickens So so 8 dozen.
PROvIsIoNs.-(C orrecred daily by r. PREsI EG Pork
$40 6s19 so p Dbl. Hams, l5c = fb. lard, l:0l5c q
Flour, superHne SO 90; 50 so q bbl Corn Meal
25c q bu Beans. 81 25 8 BUSH Ioto toes, coca 65c
q bush. Fresh Butter, 25c 2Soc z is. Cheese, l5c. "a
Isc z Is. Eggs. csc. p dozen.
GROCERss.-(From Mr.. ALEXANDER REY Robert street
sugar, p tb brown '1aO74c refined, s1sc. crushed
and powdered, l21ac Coffee, lac. (Gl5c. Riolaguyr,
lsc p tb. Java 20c p H. y. II. Tea, 75c, Imperial 81
Rice. l2}zc Molasses, 5Uc Gsl 90 q gallon.
DRIED Fpur.-Arples. 81 IS p bushe Peaches. 50 IS
Green Apples, Sc 90 ? Dbl.
GRArN.-Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures, IS SO q barrel Talow lie
p h. Candies, star, SOC. p fb. Dried fish. 1uc = Ii.
Lime So SO 2 Dbl. Onions 81 90 z bush Lard Oil ST.
Is r gal. salt, 81 so e bu. Vinegar zoe. q gallon.
tobacco c5d SIC. e tb. Hides (green) 35sc dry, O..
pIb.
LUNBER.-Common, s16tOls p NJ. Dimension stuff
$50: Flooring, s2i Siding $50; Shingles, SIS 90.
Woodbury., 81 50 , cord.
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70 THE PHYSICIANS or TIE WEST

I u
And to all who Liquor Medicine, o as
Beverage
physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
Icnai purposes should give the preference to WOLFE
SCnlEDAM AROMATIC sCIINAplS.
|. IL is lluiac tured at Schedan, in Holland, All
exclusively in the factor. of the proprietor, by pre-
cesses and from material elsewhere uuempoy cd ah
rnhnOwn.
| q II is proved, by the repeated analysis Of sever
eminent chemists, to be entirely free from the perm,
cous lu>il oil whc. remains in every hind OF liquor dir
tiled from grain, and which ia the of tn.
and vSoeral arrangement. serious congestion and
bid desire for ha,tual and Incorporate indulgence,
which such liquors invariably Tend TO superhduce.
3. 1t is proved by the unerrig tests that I'll
Juniper Gin isnot favored with the ccaise, acrid
ndsest IL oil oi Juniper heretofore used but wi III
specifically lighter, volatile, aromatic ard medic
nal of the essential oils of the italian juniper be,
r., negIec;edby every other manufacturer.
f. IL is chemically -ruved to be absolutely pure in i,
recticutvn-r quality OBJ aine,iby tirely pc,
c,ss, and which other Holland Gin ia III. VOL Id ha
acquired. ..-t. 'r ...'
s. 1t is proved by extensive medical experience an,
testimony, TO be efficient we'll as an a.reeabl
remedy in many cases OF mcipent dropsy, era ell chro
mic gout rheumatism, fatulence, cells concre,ios
The kidney and bladder, dy spepsa fever and agu.
raj debility sluggish circulation of the blood, cefcie
assimilation Of the food. rnd exhausted vital energy.
g. II is most grateful and renoyatiDg cordial, al
when used directed, hanes the y stem or lii
ducss inebriety but tends rather subdue Tic latte
fraiity. bv creating dislike TO all inferior Hqcois.
Ard invariably the i'll effects Of bad
whether in swampy limestone distri all o
hose enumerated qualities il has no rival In any mai
get in the world.
Since the introduction Of this celebrated medicina
beverage into the United States, number of Liguu.
Houses III New York and our OF. err large cities hay.
commenced cOuntereiting it. The genuine is only soL
IN quart and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in ii
low paper, with my the bottle, cork, ad la
bel. would advise those who use it incidentally Z,
purchase by the bGttle, Bars aIt Hotels freguen
all my bottles with common gin and sell il for genuine
For sale by all the respectable Druggists in the Unite.
States. -UDOLPifO WOLFE -ih- i.
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Is, 60 and 22 Beayer-st., New York
The word "schnapp" belongs exclusively 10 my a
ticle, all others arc cOuntesfe.t.a 80 r-.s.5g ~
Wholesale Agents in Milwaukee Wis BOYD 4
Led, .rd; Dotcher& Sexton Edwin u Baker 4 Co
w: L. Hopkins d GeLOI
Decsinber = 1854. dsm
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ATTENTION rEE ROLE:

IA IL Is. ri' DI.UAki1 j. N'g rec, isI..2 mmens,
w STOCK Il groceries and irovsi ut his Store,
Ala and Roberts streets. lie anxious rcce,
all t."m A,s cid trtitS and Kew ores as NAV
pleased t" drop in lis good, ha,irq been lu,
OF CASH bc Is enabled Ia ell low any
lher in IN The Territory. His g'als of excellent
l@altv ana pronounced by all who have tried tLcni-
i've him u call, and get the worth 81 your money
aul 4
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SCARKITT :, NiANON'S
MAMNOTii FURNITURE HALLS.

no. ~ Wo'R7nH.1N' -fvlloe 7 uiE. ".
hUR EXTENSIVE ESTABiI i!NEAT is so well
~ Known iiHt it is scarcely necessary do
All ADVERTISEMENT than to Fields ats the
pthc That we have been e,itnN >IicGtssul in
up spieiIpid assortment of ~ RNiTt RI; Tor lie
oil Trade. the most .c,ior i'll ST. lie and quality, and
paitictiry suited 10 large and varied JeUaid both
1T wholesale ;td retail.
An examination stock will show il he
posed, both Of home and foreign iiaI.Giarture having.
every advantage be gained in either, Including the
neat and substantial medium we'll as the rich and
expensive.
Chairs from 20 $50 Reds eds from SO to
SiUt ; Tables from 3 TO - bureaus from % o
Sl0h, and 50 almOst endless variety.
Be>iies We have Spring, tia Coiic Moss and Shuck
MATTRESSES, and all kinds OF bedding.
We can furnish kitchen, Lei Dom, parlor, hotel or
steamboat, in part Thu Uughout. odd mate h. in
oak, cherry, walnut, Laiiogan! rosewood. In Short
call aliG
sep .3-dAwtf SCARRITT & MASON.
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INASN Or RE. Ne sSs esxsEs.h kNs, "a.
GANlIs; cay S'CHAN.

Bl ldE ROCt. icI~\\H AND CHICAGO Rail ROAD
LNiS connection affords the only continuous route bv
sje.in To- the Atlantic from st. IaLl Bv this route
assen2e:> vii escape the AM stage fro.
alei, 10 Warren
arrangements have been made TO ticket passengers To
hcagC and the east w the Oarra and Minnesota acket
Hiany and Tic II. lais Galrna Packet t. Rock L.
ard forming Il Connection with the
Two daily express train, between uck Island and Chi.
ago Connecting d; Chicago with for the east and
ruth.
BASS, BORt'P & CO.. General AGENTS St raul MT.
JNo. NJ LAMB Ticket Agent; Office, Thru street,
md the Lower Landing
Iicets may al be obtained at this Office New York
boston. hilel hia. baltimore and az Ike fin ipol cities
ftis Eastern a3,d .SD'.thcfn sttj@s.
80. NJ IN. Ticket Agent
ST. Paul. May 81 ,.ISIi If
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CtONNECTING with line stages IN Accison an" VA
u lena, thro gh to either place IN seven JAYS Lesun
,iilxater Mondays and Fridays, the suocrioefs woa
rive notice to the public that they employ none ou ne
good once at the Minnesota House. stillwaier.
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NsaLf.tT IT FLE AND pH-,IEli IN
ALL KINDS OF HATS. Cal :. Ft'I;S AND CLONES
1hir'i Stirred offssite tie Minnesota e b.c.
II. NJ. has hand. liz a0,iitiunsoa fall stock of
n the articles above enumerated, larse assortment
+ lNulAN CtROS.TilS,
ANA Gcntleucns Furnishing G.ods 10 would also ia
the LADIES ami Gentlemen Minnesota tina: he ia
iclared To make up all descriptions fancy Furs, La.
lie Riding Hats. ana Gloves. at the :holtcSt notice
The highest market price will be paid for fur. and
,iV.r skins.
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