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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20
General Election Notice,
SHEEIFF's OFFICE,

SHEE1FF OFFICE, I
kenosla August 10Th, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the next gcf.er-
/ al Election to be held in the several towns mud
wards in the county of kcnosia, and Sta.c Of Wis
consin, the Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day in November being the sixth day thereof, the
following officers are to be c'cced;
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF
State, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Supcrn
tendcnt, Bank Comptroller, and State Prison Com
missioner.
Also one Senator from the District comprising the
County Of Kenosha, in place of Francis u. Paddock
whose term of office win expire on the thirty first Of
December next.
a Member OF Assembly for the FIRST second, and
third wards of the City of Kcnosla and the towns o
Somers and Pleasant PIuric, in the place of Charlie,
c. Shocs, whose term Of office viii expire on the
thirty-first day Of December next.
A Member of Assembly for tho towns of Bristol
Paris Brgiton; Salem and Whcatland, in place %
Philander Judson, whose term of office will expire
the thirty first day of December next
j. /. EIILE,
Mol Sheriff of kcnosha Co.
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RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
GR ANTKDOTE ,rn ryav

H1SoE the Prevention and Cure OF inrFRMITTySr
N and REMirTENT FEvERs, FEVER aud AGrr.
CHII.ts and FEVER, DvNB AGgE, GENERAL DEp1I.
Try, NIGuT SwEArs, ana all oil,er forms Of disease
which have common origin in Malaria or Masma.
This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will ON :.
tircly protect any resident traveller even In the
most siekly or swanpy localities, from any Ague or
Bilious disease wharever or any injury from con.
stantly hihane Malaria and Miasmu
1t will Instantly check the Ague in persons who
have suffered for amy length OF time, from one day
to twenty yors, that they need never to have an.
other chill by continuing Ia according to direc-
oons The patient at once he ms to recover appc-
lite and st:cn 9Th and continues until PERMANENT
and radical ,'aye is elected
one or ''' bottles Will answer flr ordinary eases
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger.
man, c:ic aud Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price dollar. Liberal discounts made to the
trade JAMES A. RHODES, Providence L. l.
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M A RBLE FAC TORY.
GEORGE AGEELEY.

ErHsOEttFE EEN,
A NNOCNCES to the pcopcof Kcnosha City AID
"A County and Vicinity, that be has bought ont the
Marble Factory of JosEPH l. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock, with both
italian ard American Marble,
OF the very hest quality and Is prepared to furnish
TO order all work in the marble line
Being IN EXPERIENCED WORKMAN he feels
confidence in wHTTantinc his
Monuments, Tomb Stones Tomb Tables Oby,esE.
Paint Stones,
And all other work wanted for finish and style, to
rival all competition.
IIasR, Raised, ar Ornamental Work of aRV ebaroc.
Ter 6esfrci doae style 10 cire entire satisfac.
t,on. lie respectfully sOlics the patronage of the
Public.
q shop on Pearl street south side, west of Main,
from tire Post Office.
KEvosHA june lSj5--nlVl6.
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Merrill, have a word to say this week in refer
cnce to their new stock of Fall and Winter Goods
which it will be well for our readers to examine
They viii not permit the well-earned reputation
of that establishment to suffer either as TO the
completeness of their stock or the terms on which
it is sold.
Among others who have received new goods
since our last, we notice Il. w. BLINN, in the
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries and
Crockery line
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VI q THR b. R!

What a charm this word possesses. II thrills tho
heart of all, from prattlmg infancy TO gray hairs
But how many ere hers with all this love- and
often, in the prime of life, she whors, droops and
dies Why this? Gowatch her daily cares and anx.
ces Go witness her slccposs nights until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by &ck heod0chc,
Indigestion, PaiPtafoI ofhte Heart and loss Of op.
Pcthc-thc bloom from her check is gone, and the
lusirc from her eye; hut ! will not cnumeratc--you
you sec and feel il ell Do you want antidotc for
all this Then sit up srhigti hold up your shoul.
ders take an abundance of cheerful, outdoor exer-
else; battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
n coarse towel; and use Nortimcrc's Bitter Corr
tho most mviCorating, life-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price 81 Sold by
STARKwEATHER, * Co.,
& +. ROBINSON,
Druppists in Eonosha
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Rheumatism.

Poor afflicted mortal How many slccplcss nights
and haplcss days have you passed. Your aching
ing. But for you there is relief; do not doubt but
believe, aud show your faith by works Go to Stark.
wcathcrs, or Robinson's, Druggists in Kenosha and
ask for Dr. M0Ftjm0reS RbeHm0tsc Compound. Tho
price ia $500 per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to You a thousand 1t has
cured unhelieving thousands. Ask for circular.
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EDWIN HILL,
TAILOR, DRAPER, &C..

Middle Store in Le Mansion House BuiIding Main
q. iStrcrf,
- INFORMS the inhabitants of Kenosha and the
surrounding country, that he has opened the
--La- above Store, where he will execute all orders
to his care with skill and despatch
English ErOadcIOths, DoeslIns, Vcstings on
hand. also French and other Clothes, which he will
sell Cheap, quality considered.
Cutting done, and Fits Warranted.
KeRosLa June 81, 1850 [3m-nl
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JAMES d. CHILToE, VI. D. Chemist: =
EVIDENCE OF AEERIT.

''Lrwsburg, Union Co, Pa, Nav 2 49,,
NJ. J. \. kholes'-Dear Sir: Tie box Of medicine
you scnI me duly received on the llt of April.
have sold about one half of it, AMI 80 far The peo-
pie wins have used IT, are satisfied that il has cured
them. ltlas certainly stopped the Aguc in every
one wsa has used it, and six of the cuscs were Of
Ions; standing My sister who has he'd il for FIVE or
six ee~S buck, und could never ger ii stopped ex-
cept ny Qotne, aud that only long ms she would
take il, j. uow, think, entirely cured by your REM
edy. C. r. MC({fNIY"
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= sure Remedy for Fever 81 Ague.

BcHRctfS Imperial I'0Rc has never failed in curing
this annovng disease: Another excellence possess.
cs over all other Toncs is, that il contains no Qu.
nlnc, or Any other mineral whatevcri purely veget-
ahe, harmless and efficient. Price 81 90 per bottle
ForSalc by STARkWEATHER& Co, Druggists
81 +. ROBINSON, Kenosha.
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C0rRcr .Nain md Market SIS,
ErmO-1",. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wisconsiu,
A RE anxious TO dispose Of their large assortment
"a Of Dry G0o,iS, GrcccrjeS, Boots Is Shoes Hass
and Caps Stapie ami Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,
All Of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms
J ears Of exper,cn in this place and mn extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
us 10 supply Their wants; aud desire to retain our
old custouers, ~ Wei as obtain Ones would if
nothing else, induce to yell at such reasonable pro-
fits NJ arc just TO both seller and purchaser
We are IN weekly receipts of New g. Gods, from
the eastern market and our Stock is always full,
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens ofthe West.
Every kind OF produce taken in exchange for goods,
or purchased al the highest market price.
Come and Scc! One and Ali.!
sIDS Store on the corner of Main and Market SITS,
directly under the kcnosia City Bank.
A. LEWIS & SON
KcnoSha HIS, June, 1855 GvlJn52
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TO MOTHERS

A NE EOGH Children afflicted with womsT-.
! do they loath with disgust the oily verniuges
of the day! Go to STARKWEATHER's, or f. Robin
son's Drug Store, and get BOX OF BeraePs Horu,
Losrages; They are as easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Nernfage in use.
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REMOVED.

AL Ra. POy.EHOY, Fashionable Dress Max
We err would inform her numerous friends and Gus
toners that She has removed her place Of business,
from her rooms opposite Lewis & Sons store, to the
rooms latc!yoccuped by the Kenosha County Bank
over the Post Otice. where shev II be happy ia wait
on Ladies who require her services to make fit or
cut Dresses, and all other articles of Ladies' wear.
New Fashions just received from Philadelphia. Gail
and examine her Patterns and Work.
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any shop on the Lake. We can show This summer
a fun assortment Of and fine Harnesses, any
quantity of Flv-Notts, from Al dollar piece, up 90
the finest linen IIorsted aaa leather.
In the fall we will have large stock Of BnGalo
Robes and Horse Blankes, which will be bought for
cash and in the best mar ket.
To the Trade we offer alarge stock and good as
sormcnt of Guitars, Nefts, Saddfc&, WHIPS and an
kinds of SaddIery Hardware. We think our ia
cilities for doing business first rate.
~ Carriage Trimming done to ordcr.-.Nl kinds
of Mattresses made To- order. 6 [Gm.n3
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TIE STImNNEAIS.


But the most remarkable feature of this garden i
the Mammoth Pac Plant, and certainly any person
who is curious to know what Pie Plant is, and how
it may be cultivated and developed, would do well
to look at it. We state what we witnessed, land
what we should doubt if we had not witnessed it,
that from one root cut quantity, which, after
being trimmed, ready for cooking. weighed As
POUNDS and certainly as much more was left on
the root uncut making the product of one root near
ly, if not quite, ONE HUNDRED PoUsDs.-henisho
Telegraph.
Assoet'n for Exbtn of Iudus'y of all Nations,
New York, Suly 4th, 1854. :
b. p. CAgooN, Esq-Dear Sir. This is TO certify
that specimens of your Seeding Pie Plant art
now exhibition at the Crystal Palace, and deserv
ing of special appreciation for mammoth size and ex
ceence of qualify. They superior TO any pro
duction of the kind on exhibition.
Yours truly, p. Z. BARNUM, Prcst
MAMMOTH PIE PLANT-B. L. Cahoon, of Keno
sha Wisconsin, has just sent three Pie Plant Leaf
stalks that outgo anything we seen ofthc KIND
before after having performed the long journey
from the place of their gr0wth-ln what way we are
not inforned-the three stalks weigh ELEVEN AM
QUARTER PoUNDs.-N. Y Tribune, Jaty 1854.
Mr.. CAHooN, has this day deposited in office
a specimen stalk of his Seeding Pic Plant, lin {
glass lar preserved in alcohol) the growth of las
year. of the following dimensons:-25 inches long
81 inches wide; 3 inches thick leaf % feet cireum
ference; weight 81 pounds-which can he seen by
those curious in such matters. And ii is proper L
add in mentioning this remarkable growth, that st
far from the plant degenerating or showing dispo
sition to- it increases from year to year, and mex
year doubtless shall have opportunity to chron
cle a still larger specIncn.-keR0sha Irib. 81 Tel.
March IS, 1855.
Tohe Cincinnati horticultural Society:
Being on tour through Wisconsin, | called upor
Mr.. b. p. Cahoon, of kenosha, who has a remarka
bic variety of Seeding Rhubarb. l examined hi
plantation of about 5000 plants, and its wonderful
properties have not been overrated. The Victoria
saw growing alongside of his Seeding and sublcc
to the same trcatmcnt-soil identical-would no
weigh one fourth as much as the Cahoon's Seeding
can, through your Society, recommend the plant
to the notice of amateurs and cultivators as the bcs
plant now known. His stalks for market woul6
measure from three TO four inches wide, two (,
three inches thick, and two feet long, and tender
that many leaves | saw broke down with their OWL
weight 1t is a chance seeding, originated by Mr.
Cahoon, from seed given him at Chicago, and wa'
the only plant from the seed that was worth cultiva
ting Respectfully yours, JULIUS BRACE
CIScINATTI, August "a, 1853
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FARM FOR SALE.

FENEEE sURsCBEBEEs offers for sale 100
Il Acres of Good Land situated in thc town OF pt-
ris miles west of the City of Kcnosha, and half
mile from the Kenosha Plank Road. This farm is
adapted both to Grain and Stock growing, and is'il-
telor to i'll the town. lie cuts about so tons of
Hay each year There arc OH the premises n good
Frame House, Barn and out -hoilfes; and bearing
Orchard. The Farm is well mbcrcd; ard viii be
sold at u Great Bargain. Enquire the premises
of WILLIAM RODDLE
Paris Anr % 1879 lntf
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C&UTlON TO AGrE SUFFERERS.

Tahc 40 lorc Arsenic, Mercury Qnininc Strycl.
ninc or i&'.pcriodics or medicines If any kind the
virtue ri which Is owing to such poisonous drugs
The mu:t they do is to 'blca the chills" for Il
short time while they 60 cause constitutional
maadics, tliot cease only with life Remember that
the only Fever and Ague lelrody that is harmless
well sure. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGCE CURE
For Sale by GREENE& BUTTON, Milwaukee,
at Wholesale and Ho:ai! lyll
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l. OS 7

I'm the evening of the llth inst between Durkee
~ \ Truesdell's lumber yard and Ingalls, Tavern,
a LEATHER WALLET, somewhat worn, con
tanning about $50 $50 in bills. Six - bills and a
80 bin on the Bank Of Rome, y. Y. one wheat re-
cept from L. w Blinn for 40 bushels IS lbs, given
to u. W. Hyde. The finder will be literally reward
cd for leaving the wallet and conteats with the sub
scriber IN Bloomfield, Wal Co, or at this office
2w-l3' l. ID. HYDE.
kcnosha, Sept. II, 1885,
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pROOE OF SAEErY

New York, June IT, 1853
al have male Il chemical examination of "RHoprs'
FEv&R AYD AGUE CCRE,' or "ANTIDoTE OF NAL.
ARIA and have tested ii for Arsenic Mercury,
Quin;uc, aud Srychnine but have not found par
tcle # eiAor in it, nor have found any substance
in its composition that would prove Injurious 10 the
constitution.
JAMES D. CHILTOF. II. D. Caennist"
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Another vreok-TNe Queen City
MLwAUKEE, Sept. 20. S. a. ]

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 20, s, A. NJ.
Steamer Queen Cityis ashore this side of She.
boygan So the agent here just learned Of the
Captain of propeller just arrived.
LATER--BY TELEGRAPH.
The Steamer Queen City is ashore and total
wreck between Port Washington and Shcboy-
gan. She had 800 passengers all of whom are
saved Two of the deck hands drowned
Steamer Baltimore is ashore at the same place,
total wreck. a Propeller, supposed to be the
Oriental, bound up, is ashore near Two Rivers
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r S A LE.
CAHOON'S SEEDING PIE PLANT
Fruit Trees, Currnnfs. Grapes, Goosebcr.
RIGS, shrubbery. Bulbs, Sc.

II WILL securely pack III boxes and forward ac
Il cordng to directions, ten Roots for So five Roots
for 50 one Root for 81; by the loo $40; by the
1000, $35ooo cash. in all cases, TO be sent with the
order
Soil best adapted to growing Pie Plant sandy
loan; trench at least two feet deep, thoroughly ma
nurcd to the bottom, with none but 1ceU rotted II
the soil is very wet under drain. 1t viii grow well
in any RICH, moist soil clay is the worst of ALL No
leaf stalks to be taken from the roots the first year
until August and then only the outside ones. Best
time for transplanting, October and November
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SHEPHERDS
City Express and Baggage Wagon.

VEyHE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS TO keep up
Il with the improvement and demands Of the times
has provided himself with the above conveyance for
the delivery Of Baggage of all kinds to and from the
Cars and Boats, at MI hours, Day or Night
THE Baggage Slate can be found at the Post
Office where all entries made for Cars Boats will
be promptly attended to, and the utmost obser-
we'd in marking and forwarding Baggage and Express
Packages.
All entries must he made upon the Slate at least
half an hour before the arrival and departure of the
Cars.
All necessary Information given to the travelling
public
Ample reference mig ht he given, but the general
character of the subscriber for promptness in his bus
mess is sufficient OF liberal support from
his friends and the public.
am still engaged in the bray business, and
grateful for past avors continuance of the is
solicited, respectfully, JOHN I. SHEPHERD.
Corner Maiden Lane 81 Park streets,
(Hsl kEyosEA, WIS.
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THE LADY Ann WRECKED little slooI
Lady INN that had gained no inconsderablc no
toricty by hcr cruise last winter among the ice
and waves of Lake Michigan, met her fate las
Monday night. In attempting to run into ou
harbor about midnight or a little after, she miss
ed the channel and went ashore ON the Island
Just outside the entrance She was pounding
hard ON the sand in the morning, and as the storm
increased, her mast went by the board, and she
soon after went to pieces. The crew succeeded
in Jumping safely upon the north pier when she
struck and the only loss is the noble little vessel
Peace to her timbcrS she withstood the bufleting>
of the winds and waves for q two weeks cruise
III the depth of winter. to meet an ignoble fate
ON \ sand beach.
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STRAWBERRIES.

A there is no prospect of The return this season
IN of tn e Strawberry man of last wear with his
large spe clmcns of fruit. have concluded to offer
Tor sale. Strawberries Wines that will not only
live thr oughout thc coming winter, but next season
viii be ar Fruit, that will satisfy all reasonable OK
pcctati ons. This is the month fer making new Straw.
BERRY Beds if Fruit is wanted uc.1 season. Price
81 per loo Roots
Kenosha, Sept 6, '55-nl2 r. p CAHOON.
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WIRE CLOTH.
HEssBERG & ADLESDORFER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIOTHIFRS &. MERCHANT TAIT0RS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CL0THIERS s MERCHANT TAILORS
attic Mansion House Building,
A ERE now receiving from the East, a large and
N fashionable Stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Such Wooden Drawers, undershirts Comforts.
Neck Tics, Pocket handkerchief, also large as
sortnent of Shirts Hats and Caps of every nagina
BILE style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety Of Goods for Gen
tlenen's wear, all of which they viii sell at the
Lowest CRss, Prices.
They also keep on hand, an extensive and varied
assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres Beavers Vestines,
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 aud variety, which will be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Having engaged an Experienced Cutter, they
will make up to order any kind of Gentemens Gar
menis, in the newest style and warranted to fit
CUTTING done on the shortest notice. aud war
ranted to fit.
Their Goods purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department, and cannot be surpassed,
in style, finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 80
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

bsTssSSA TIE Subscriber offers for sale about s3
U@Sts Esead of Cattle, consisting of Oxen,
-G64-ss--Stccrs, Cows, and Young Cattle, together
with about 300 Sheep. Those desiring to purchase,
will please call and examine the Stock
JOHN BENEDICT.
Bristol, Sept 3, 1855. 12lf
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ANNUAL sohool Meeting

Recollect the Annual School Meeting is held
1T the brick school house, Tuesday evening
next.
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In guardianship If Francis E. Dye
minor heirs Of Lucy NJ Dye, deceased
ON reading fling the petition of Frances Dye Harriet
A aud Smith Of Chicago the Illinois
representing y bye and Harriet Smith
the County
Of Wisconsin and praying that Nathan Dye may be
their guardian said property il Ordered
That heard before the Judge Of
Monday The eighth day Of October A u 1855 10 o'clock
county Kenosha.
Ordered notice thereof Re given 10 the
Of said deceased all other persons interested
Furnishings eopy Of this order for three weeks prior
heariI kencsha Tribans Telegraph
weekly spSFsr aSi and published Kenosha in
County JON h. JILSCN.
Dated Sept. y, lSa5, 5ri3 Cogpty Judge.
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p Fl EI. p G T,
C7,oroage cf Stoocs on Hand;

Ca,dloHge of Stores on HaRd:
Cooking Stoves, ParIor stoves.
New World , sizes Sylvan Cottage , sizes
Black Warrior l size lCfrecian Cottage , sizes
United States ! size Venetian purlqr sizes
Western Star 3 sizes Oriental parlor 4 sizes
Lion > sizes Oriental, open lines . do
Rather 3 sizes Waverly parior sizes
Enterprise , sizes Revere ParIor 3 sizes
New England sizes Fountain Parlor l size
Premium sizes Hunter Parlor | size
Fire Clipper elevated ov- Souvenir 1 size
en-, sizes Self Regulating Parlor, 5
Western Queen, elevated sizes
oven, tire-placcs, 81 Venetian Parlor Cooking
yes sizes
Fire Fly, elevated oven, Premium Parlor Cooking
, sizes sizes
six Plate, or ssox Stoves.
OF all sizes, from TO four feet in length and OF
different patterns.
NY assortment is large, mostly Of Albany manu-
facture from the hest quality of Iron, and put to-
gether in the best manner, and Warranted to stand
against firc-cracking, and TO work perfectly.
Common nd lSu~sia Stove Pipe,
Sheet Iron, Sheet CQppcr. jaPaRRcd md Pioin TIA
Ware Of all finds, Bird Cages ard Fiat Irons.
~ Tin prepared for cutters inside of cornices
and Custom Work and Jobbing of all kinds, usually
connected with tho trace, promptly done
Brass and Porcelain Kettles Coffee Mills, Shovcls
and Tongs, Selves, Frying Pans, Corn Peppers Bath
Brick, wove aud worked Y ne Cloth for Tanning
Mills aud ScparntoTs, Riddles for grain, sand, &c
Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware, Pocket Cutlery
and Nails of ell kinds.
Wanse.s-Regs, old Coppers, Brass, Pewter and
old Iron
June Ii, 1855 J. i. PHELPS
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TEETH FOR TIE MILLIONS.

Her arcc bH mar sac street. and bOARY."
NOTHING make mouth pretty but pretty
v teeth The mouth is the gate of life, neglect it
not! Il neglected and not kept in good repair, you
can't have good health and what is more unsightly
thnn mass of decaycd teeth
| am happy to tell you, people Of Kenosha and
my friends in the country, that ] repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting in Ones
as natural as life il not more so, at prices which with
come within tie means of all. | am plain liver,
with light expenses. This gives good health, and
clear conscience, while il enables me to work cheap
You will meet with mHny pretty face that had been
entirely dctpoilcd Of its charms, and which would
have rcna ued So but for my alill in replacing and
repairing lost aud dccayod toct and al prices vastly
below what some tukCrs are in the habit of
charging Old jobs repaired neatly ard chcaply.
have received instruc i0ns from of the very
best operators in the country, and have ill the nd
vantage Of II knowledge vi the latest improvements
of the grt, in regard TO which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor wei as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and il il MI nonsense il not
criminal to PIT this kind Of work AZ such eyorbitant
prices rs to coufipc its benefits to the rich alone.
Particular attention paid to the correction of tho
iITc"tattics of youth
Childrcns teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do
Yours &c.
ISAAC GEORGE
Ian,