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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
plain Talk


The Madison Patriot Is Justly indignant at the
conduct of those at Madison having the returns
in change, and, we judge from the following, OK.
poets that the State Canvassers are ready to go
all lengths to give the certificate to Barstow
If you really wish to GO back of the county
canvassers you will find us ready and willing TO
play at that game. When it comes to that
Co., instead of IL. We have the facts all pos
ted for that And Barstow would be shaved
down at least 4UU in Waupacca. He received
Illegal votes enough in Waupaeca village to
give the county to Bashford by 3JJ majority,
if those Illegal votes were thrown out, as they
certainly would be before any just tribunal un.
der heaven. Again, in Washington Co, Bar
stow received more votes i'll one town than there
is men, woman, children, pigs and cattle-or Sc
riously, 10 votes were poned by German who
had not been in this country nine months.
This can be proved by the best OF witnesses
In La Pointe Co. no notice at all was given
of the election, and all was kept secret from the
Bashford men. In La Fayette Co., as we are
informed on the best authority, which would
not be doubted before a court of justice, the
Bars.ow beard re-opened The polls after they had
closed them at the usuai-hour. and received vo-
ties till ten O'Clock at night Some D votes were
poled IN this way, by men who came from III
nous TOR the express purpose. How many more
of the same sort were poiled we know not, but
we have no doubt looking into these Barstow
frauds would present picture perfectly black
with corruption. But with all their frauds they
are beaten by near 40J majority. They may
whistle Till The day of Judgment and they can't
convince the people to the contrary.
One thing is certain, if the canysssers do re-
ceivc the Barstow vote, and throw out the Bash
ford vote for Waupacce, they viii stick their
noses inso hornets nest, and hear such buzz
zing about their ears as they never dreamed of.
The people are wide awake about tins natter
They are not to be bsmboozied, DISTINGUISHED
and msuited, without such resentment as be
comes them TO make.
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II FAMILY RENEDIES
Issued under the Seal sanction and Authority Of
)cl. II, lS.o;

THE UNlvERSITX,s
IL FAMILY REMIDIES ;
Issued under the Seal, Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIvE EssETH
FREE MEDICINE
POP LAR X WLEDGE
Chartered by the State Of Pennsy April 2eth 1883
WITH CAPITAL o. $I1o,ni,
Mainly Tor the of arresfng the evils Of Spurious
Worthless Nostrus also for supplying the community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
whenever competent physician will
poyed This Institution, Cocated in PhiladepAia-Ho,p
Dspensary aud Office
No. &c ARCH STREET,
where applications for Agencies will be recsyed) has
purchased from Or. JOHN X. ROWLAND, his
CELEBRATED
ROFAND,S T0VTG MIXTURE
Known for upwards Of twenty-five years the only sure
and safe for
FEVER AND AGUR, &c,
and his nestinabie Remedy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
RIO WANL'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES
TOGETHER
The Universiy's Remedy for COMPLAINTS Of the LUNGS
The University Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or INDIGEs
TON;
The Univ ersity's Remedy for CosTIyE- BOWELS;
Also, the UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC NAV be had AZ III,
Branch Dispensary, or Drug Sore of
sTARKwEATHER 4 Co
Inns hsr0siG,
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INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH n0Nn.

rs Agent for the + flowing responsible Insurance
Il Companies in Hartford and Boston. They arc
controlled by the strongest and most experienced mer
IN those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To wit:
Conn, Capital &2o0 ,O0o--J. Is. Edrcdee, iSecreta
ry; Ii. w. Greene, President
PhGnix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca
ptai 1900 ,uoo-H. Kellogg, Secretary; E. III. Nor
gan, President.
Me: ehandzc, Stores, Dwellings, Farmhouses Barns,
Public Buildings, Manufactures, &C., insured in
the above Companies, at my Office in kenosha, ON
as reasonable terms in any first rate. Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance &c.
BosTos, Mass, b. +. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, PseS'deaf.-As Life Insurance Cempa-
ny stands the first in the country.
kenosha. Dec. z. lS54-Iy22 JOSIAH BOND
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13

STATE AGRIcULTCRAL socIETY-ELEcTioS OF
OFEIcERs-The election of Ulcers of The State AZ.
rcultural Society took place yesterday afternoon
Tic following are the officers eject
rres!den-Harvey Durkee, of kcnosha.
Wee Presdents-S $ Daggett, of Milwaukee, A
ID. kirkpatrick, OF Gil cen county, and Martin w CD
ster of Dodge county.
Executive Commlltee-G butcher, Madison G
NeSser NTH, of Mineral soint; A. F. Cady, ofWater
tow, G.. H. HVil!:ston, ofJanesvilie; and {. Hawley
of Milwaukee.
The other o,..icers hold over from last year.
The Constitution, of the Society was amended sc
as To nroyide for holding ne annGal meeting hereaf
ter on the first Wednesday in Decern Ter Madison
JOarHa
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All Ripj1f

Despotisms go together, Like seeks like,
the old saw truly save:
Just now Russia is defended warmly by lead
ing presses in the South. The Richmond En-
gairer takes the lead in this master. But cd
serve for what special reason:
Russia with slavery has become great, pow
erfGl and cuntented Western Europe without
slavery, has rapidly refrigerated. and become
poor, seditous and revolutionary. Taunted As
we are with our institutions we like to appeal
to the examples of Russian progress and West
ern Europe decline. No people in Christendom
are so Happy and contented rs the Russians, ex
cept the people of our Southern States"
/ ~ The Library of Yale College eonlain.
63,l,dU volumes. 1t is probably the most extern
sise Library in the Union.
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SIMMONS g. SON,
90 MAIN ST, KENOsHA, 40
III AVE just opened an extensive stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,

Crockery,
Wooden Ware, &c,
~ for this market, with an eye 10 tie requirements
~ the season, the wants of their customers and with
nc n'en TO satisfy all that Good foods and GOOD
barga' rs can nc had in kcnosha, as any otheI mar
ket ON the Lake Shore.
DRY GOOD
Erenci, McriMOs and Pacanetta Goods, at grca
bargains
All wool DeIaines, OF every color, quality and
shawIs Brocha, Grape, 'Thibet and Blanket, at
Bargains.
Meirc, Antique, Velvet Moss, and great variety
of otner trimmings
handkerchief, Linen, Cambria, Silk, &c
Damaskcd M0renes, Silk Eelyefs, s. Irish Line.
Hosiery, Worsscd, Wooden, Cashmere and Cotton
ot all sizes and colors-
MuU, Swiss, Dotted, Book, Bard and Check.
Lawns, Bishop, Victuria-Sarcenetta and Jaconotte
Cami,rics.
Damnsk Table Spreads, Napkins with e. with
cut t.fnge.
Giaghams, great assortment at great bargains.
Some hing entirely new for ladies dresses
Gloves, large assortment, Ladies' Gents, and
Chlldien's.
rrins. the rery best assortment in the city of every
B roadcioths, Over Coating, Cassimeres, Twecds,
Salenetis, Kentucky Jeans, &c-a large & choice
sock.
shccsinss, Bagging Bags, white and colored Car
per Warp, Cotton Yarn, Dcnims, Hickory Red
! and Twilied Flannel and Cotton.
Linseys, Plaid or plain by the cord or otherwise
Coat anu Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. at bar
J gains,
/ Cnrpeting, Druggett Floor Oil Cloths, Table do
! Oh Cher Window Shades, at great bargains.
Knis ESsods, Comiorters, &c, beautiful lot, for
! Ladies anu Misses.
UmbrciIn. aud Carpet Bags, good assortment.
stark Mills Bags, and baggiug by the yard OF
| piece.
Aipaccas, on which we can offer letter bargain
] ,nan can be had elsewhere IN the city.
f,zk 4 h. t.NrH at
Asuctx-lxin, Gloves and Mittns, great variety &
| ami low pr.ces.
Yankee Notions, in abundance, and variety.
| Fine WOODEN Warn, of every shade and culor.
sleac he'd Goods, heavy and firsi- rate stock.
Heavy Ticking, Cotton Datting-c me and sec
Window Shades of ele;. ant and varied pat erns.
RiLbons veivei ana every other descriptions.
Wrapping Irvine, in great Abundance. g
G. ROC T. II l. s..
Sugars, Refined, Loaf Crushed, Coffee s. Brown
ssuars's and Golden Syrups and Molasses.
Coffee, Rio and Old Government Java good lot.
Teas, A. No. and all other variet .ees-all cheap
Raker's saieraaus, Soda, Cream Tartar & Bak
1 ing Powders.
Pepper, Allspice, Nutmeg, Cassis Ginger & Mace
Rice, any quantiiy-P:ckles of every kind
tC0d6sh, Maekeral, Whitefsh, Smoked Halibut s
Smoked Herring.
Table 81 Butter salt, of the very host quality
Lamp Oil, and all kinds of Candies.
! GRO c h e RY.
elias. Ware, of every description
Earthcrn Ware. Blue, White, and of other va
rous eolors s. STYLES, which will be sold at bargain,
Wooden Ware of every description
500 Corn Baskets, at extraordinary bargains.
Finally, # You want good Good at the most req
sonabie prices just come TO store and viii d.
SIMMONS & SON.
Oct. !, 1925. Inl6
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No Speaker Yet.

WASHINGTON, Dec IL.
AID ballet-Richardson 10, Banks III
Mr. Stanton said there seemed TO be a neces
sty fol one OF two things; either an out door con
ference, or change 10 a plurality election. With
view of giving the majority one more effort tc
unite, he moved adjournment.
ADD ba.iot-Nu change. 44th ba!,ot-Bank.
lG7 Richardson "a, Fuiier -, scattering To-
10th baliot-l'anks l.6, Richardson a. Full
Ter "a, scattering l6.
Adjourned
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
A NEW IDEA!
STORE ON THE NORTH SIDE.

y G. HANNAHS 4 Co., have opened q Grocery d Pro-
rsion Store Athens Building arst nsrth Main
Bridge where they win ksep hand extensive
assortment of
Groceries,
Together with full assortment OF
Provisieu., Fraiss, &e.,
flour, INDIAN NEAL, Buck WHEAT flour
Mill Feed. a. all Of which VIII be furnished lower
than they have hitherto been sold for in City.
EE Flour, Fesd add ossw parshas~ ds,Spsr~i - 90
rA-t ~ 80 C6
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
CASKHLL, CHAMRERLIN Il CO.

SOUTHWEST CORNER QUARLEs' BLOCK KENosHA
WISCONSIN
MOULD respectfully invite the attention of all
w persons having property for sale, or wishing
to purchase, either City Lots or Country Lands, to
The fact that they prepa, ed for the transaction of
General Land Agency Business.
They keep Book for the purpose of registering
property for sale rent Persons having property
tor SALE invited to make this office their head
quarters They Will also give attention to the pay
nent OF Taxes Tor nonresidens and in fact attend
to all matters connected with Real Estate uyn3
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
KANSAS AND THE ADMINIsrpA TIoN.-Th

KANSAS AND THE ADMINIsTP ALTON. The
following is telegraphed from Washington by
Mr. Greedy:
recoi from the terrible responsibility of launch
lug the Federal troops against the free settlers
of Kansas. Gov. Marcy tells them that any
movement of that sort viii ruin the Democratic
party in all the free states and cost at least the
next Presidential election. Gen. Cass too L
hear is prepared to take ground in favor of the
tree state men. Things are looking brighter.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
kENOsHA
r A N NJ 6 r Y

fz6out 50 Rods SosA 81 tie .Seda Ni01
WIN BONE having purchased the above property, (or
w merry owned by Freeman Pctter,l the business OF
ZdnRag 1ad Carrying being carried ON under the
aud Arm of wM. BONE 4 CO
We manufacturing and have for sale, all Of the fol-
lowing kinds OF Leather:
Bsisias, Raraess, Bride, Cellar,
Upper, Mp Skin, Caif Ska
Also, PLASTERIyG HAIR for sale.
We viii pay she highest price, in Cash, fer Hiss
and Sks'ls, delivered our Tannery.
WILLIAM BONE, T. B. POTTER. Y
Kseasaa, Nov. ~. 1855 suss
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
Latest from WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IT.
The conferences to night ere unsuccessful in
securing additiCnaiyote TOR BANKS. The impress
sion prev ais that he has reached his highest point
OF support for speaker, and that Pennington wi !
loom III large proportion. Twelve or more Penn
syivana members held meeting Tonight to ar
rangs their programme for Tomorrow; matters
relai!ng to the Speakership are as confused as
confused as ever,nor can the most distant idea
be formed respecting the result.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
A New Feature I'm Commerce.

Tn: Legislature of Georgia has under consdera
alton blll to consticae debts due by citizens oi
that State to citizens of any Sale wherein, by n
failure execute the fugitive slave law after due
notice and application, a Georgian may have been
injured; and thus to indenu fy any citizen of Geor
gia who may be loser by the failure aforesaid. L
Is further proposed TO legalze the decentralization OF
loser ofslave property under such circumstances,
by execution upon any property in the State Of Geor
gia, OF any citizen of the offending State.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
THE GREAT
Piano MeioieOn s. Music Establishment
HOR A G E w A 7 E s,

Nm. a33 broadway. New York.


wsxz1 THE largest assortment of Pianos, Meio-
HEs=zzs.-I ieo0s, Musical Instruments and Musical
III III 0Merchandise Of all kinds in the U. States
II Pianos from TEN different Manufacturers,
comprising those Of every variety of style from the pa
neat and substantial liz acaves in Walnut or Rosewood
Cases fro 4I51 o. those Of the most elegant finish
nm 10 SIO 30 house in the Union compete with the
above in the number, variety and celebrity Off Instruments
nor the Extremely LOr P.css at which they are SOLD
Horace Waters Modern Improved Planes
with or without Iron Frames possessing in their i'm
movements overstrings and action length of scale
sswer and compass TO the Grand Piano united
ano They justly pronounced by the Press and by the
Ars Masters be equal to those OF other
cturer They built of the best and thorough
and guaranteed to stand the action of every
climate This House is the Sole Agency Of
r. Gilbert 6 COS Cels5rated Premium Pianos scith
srslhOtt the 4fUliIR Het Dc Cunlston's Wooitcdrd d
Broacn's, Jac0b ChiksFiHg'S, and Oter Boston Pianos
Zach Instrument give satisfaction the
chase money refunded. Second hf.nd PsdOs az Grsdt
EIFgdins, constantly in prices from 80 1" Ti4
lois Agency OFFS ID. 6 H. W. Smiths -HetOde0ns (tunsd
equal tenperament to which was recently awardsd
the First Premium the National Fair at Washington, d.
c. Price from &45 $751; Double bank Melodeons, 800.
Hordce Waters MskOdeoR superior instrument in tone,
touch and durability II make (funed the equal temperA
mertl Me.odeOns of MI other styles and makes
Anrttns Guitars, Bsoscs HGrps, Flutes, Violins, and
all other musical instru e of all kir gs large discount
schools teachers ehurches and cergymen The trade
supplied on the most liberal terms
USIC-0ne Of the largest and best selected catalogues
Of Music published comprising many OF the choice and
popular airs Of the day. among them are found the
universally popular productions of THOMAS BAKER
by mail all parts Of the country post paid
Particular ard PERSONAL attention pad to all orders rceiv
ed by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in all instances of
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
TO OLD FRIENDS g. NEW
HUI b b ARD &c CO..

II ~ ID ID ~ II IL CO - w.,
FORMERLY II w. HUBciRD)
a RE in the market, et the old stand, No Ru
N mails Block, with compile assortment of New
witn n call, great deal of good. Our stock of
D r Y G o o D S
is large. and was bought with reference to heavy
fall trade.
In the DRESS GOODS line we have cndesv-
ored to select all styles, new and rere, with Trim
mings of all qualities 20 match. We have Black
Silks warranted not to crack. Fancy Silks, new
styles any pretty. Merinos, complete assortment.
Wool Piaids "a good variety. All Wool DeLaincs,
all coiors,- Ladies Cloths, desirable shades.
sHAWLs.-Broche Long Shawls at Square
Shawl prices Bay State and Scotch do. from the
cheapest to the best made.
For the 1Ien-We have piles of Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Satinelts, Flannels. Under Shirts,
Drawers, Buck Gloves and Miitens, &c. &c
Carpesinxs-Velvet,B ru sells and Ingram a
variety of patterns. OIL Cloths, 4, b and 81 wide.
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
CreekeFy, Stone & Glass Wnrc.-A few setts
of China Ware, White, Granite and Rockingham
Ware wholesale retail. Stone Jugs and Jars,
/ t0rns
GROCE RIES
We are prepared "a give our Customers Bargains
on Sagars our stock was bought before the las.
/ rise
! We are still selling SrRuPs and MoLAssIs at old
prices, notwithstanding the advance in the mar
kct.
1 TEAS AND COFFEES.
! On these articles hope To sustain the reutpa
! ton webave already established
! We are always wanting all kinds of Farmers Pro
duce, and win pay the highest prices the market az
! fords. HUBBARD & co.
/ Kenosha, September %, 1855
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PENSION LANDS
100 ACreS OF Iand:
To all who served since $780,

The act Of Congress of March, 1855, grants To all
Indians Included who served in any war since 1870,
fourteen DAYS or less if engarcdin battle and to the
widows of officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary
war II now living and to Chaplaing who scrved
,x;fh the army and TO the Plattsbvng aud Lewistown
volunteers I6o of land after deducting what
hos been received.
The undersigned viii receive applications, and act
az accent in prosecuting claims under the alofe-mcn
TONED act L. G. MERRILL.
KsnasgrR VS. knA
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13

The Tribune correspondent telegraphs new
development in the political capitalization OF
the Senate. 1t is that Senators, Gov Fish OF
n Y, the two from Nd, Jones of Tenn, Geyer
of Mo. ard Benjamin Of La, all originally cleo
ted as Wings, have sgnaiized the tina! dissolu'
ton Of their party by so!emnly resolving to
stand aside from all party organization, fact
which has been formally communicated to the
Democrats majority with view to the arrange
ment of the Senate Committee.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13

~ Col John c. Fremont has taken house
in New York for the accommodation of himself
and family during the winter, that the he may
enjoy greater facilities in preparing and pub
fishing the results of his Pacific Railway ezplo-
rations, which will be ready tor the press before
the adjournment of Congress.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-13
ETNA INSURANCE co.
OF hartford COM.
E.sh E~nStar a. ASnn m


UHAVE the pleasure of informing tho dealers with
Il this Company and the public generally, that in
view of the vast incTearc Of business during the
past yenr its cah capital has been increase to $500
300. Fhis together with the large surplus always
kept on hand in cash, and the enormous receipts &c
premiums ts regular and established business at
fords its policy holders III indemnity much greater
than any other insurance Company in America.
The business Of this cpmpanys conducted on fair
andliberal principles and its losses always prcp
tly paid in cash The undersigned in entering upon
the l2h year Of his agency for this company in this
city and vicinity begs to congratulate its dealers
upon its remarkable success and the important in.
crcnse of its capital and business, which together
with the in which its business is conducted
places it bnss beyond the reach of any contin.
gency short of Simultaneous conflagrntion of the
country.
All applications for insurance. ~ information IN
reference thereto. win be attended TO with the same
punctuality as heretofore Rates as low any 9th
or responsible office.
kenosha, Feb. Is, IS /. G.. MERRILL,
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ESTRAX.

e-> TAKEN Up by the subscriber about the mid
$&$X& die of October, -Four Red tt,Sres-One with a
S% large star in the forehrad and another line
-x.s1&-bxck. Ne other marks. The owner will come
forward prove Property charges take them
A III. STEVENS
Pleasant Prairie, Nov Il, 1856. 4w9S
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FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale, on reason
f$%1Sy' 3 able terms, One Yoke of Working Oysn, 4
EAa34 year old past-well broke, and everyway 8
A=s-GAdesirabe team.
Also a 6veyear-oId Mare which he will sell cheap
change for other stock Z. A. CARPENTER.
T3sdsdnt Prdirie, Dec. g. 1855. t3w23l
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

I g X EAT BARGAINS.-One Hundred
N Lots in different parts of the City for sale. on
liberal terms, as to time, and at prices VERY Low
Ihave but one price. Any person agreeing to erect
q House on the premises have credit for the en-
tire price of the lot.
II is my interest sell and to sell cheap; for every
one disposed of makes the res. more valuable
Call at my office at any time, and will go on to
the ground and show you the lots
Al J0SIAII ROM
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WOLyE RsNE
FURN ITURE STORE

VOL y Il RsNE
FURNITURE STORE.
Market st. Kenosha.
-xY The subscr her has opened, on Market ST
few doors west of the American Hotel
Of the most complete Il Extensive lots of
FURNITURE IL CABINET WARE,
Ever brought 10 this market lis stock consists of
all the articles USUALLY found in FIRST Glass Far
nifure a. lEouseiseepers' Furnishing Esfnb-
iishment, of all qualities and prices. Among
these may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
of superior workmanship and finish.
A great variety of
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor.
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Dining extension and com
mon leaf Tables.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Bureaus, Of ' ari-
Gus patterns.
BEDSTEADS,
Fancy and common, ofevery style and variety.
MATRASSES,
Various styles, fancy and common
STANDS, SIDE r ABLES, &C., &C.
Egs Picture Frames of every style made to order
OH short notice..A-
The above Goods will be sold as cheap az the
cheapest. Call and examine them, and satisfy your
selves that the 'fW oiyerine Furniture Store il the
place to buy voar Furniture.
Oct. LIT, 1855. l6tf ID. g. VAN ALLEN.
u A Fine Toned ORGAN, suitable for small
b. s. VAN ALLEN
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS

ROUNTf LAND for those entitled TO il under the
- late act OF Congress-gvng 16O acres, (de-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received if anyl
TO each Officer, Musician, Private, Teamster Seaman
Clerk and Mar ne, land in of their decease to
their widows and minor children, who has served in
any since 1892 for The term of Ia DAYS or been
engaged IN any batile-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con
grsss will DO obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
ATTY At Law AND PENSION g. BOUN-
TY LAND AGENT
sR Information given free of charge An expe
rience of several years in this business will enable
me to give serviceable advice. 80
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COFFEE
DRESS MAKING

MRS COLE Corner Of Kas and Pearl sts onposIt.
VI Durkee House, will cut fit and make Dres.- tgob
ing Sc short notice and in the latest stye< aud fash
ions The patronage Of the Ladies Keno.ha and vicinity
o solicited rsm22l
Kenosha, Nov. Is, 1855.