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Apotheker und Farbwaaren-H Handler,
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sebraudt unb in elmer 9ppttefe 9tiudt werben. 1890
GI 1T aub III ben Stans selest, ale @rten 81 seests mad Der
%prtuBiibel unb anttrifanil6sn @barmacppIte on,uftrttasu.
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3abat, Sarnii6, 8luib, 2ampsnbl unb non IpnitMcn in elmer
@ppthete pcrfcnmcnSen Mrtifeln Die 9rete Inb biIiSi1 osIrGt
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lite Strabe, spiidsn 5rantlir unb @~raeelr.,
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beltn uno Gardiner, dde Sraunl9ptistr Gi6prie, islbf impSrtir-
ten Sdfpe.Ser< llo Stmburser 1aie, &btin- imo iran;6llhe lBtine.
%3iptfdaen@ uo airftsnpaIer. "'
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eatapbaptin CUR Srite seltst werSen barf. g. SttinIein.
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Neue 2oaerbiersS ueue.

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III raeiuer 8aderei in Garpitr, spilden Der 5. unb 9. SneEt. itbtr[
,it sutts friitss 2astrbisr ~ausihcnfe, unb Iabe baftIbt b5ijhif ANN
Sslud Gin, unhr SsriihtrunB Der befen SsSienuns.
90 - ". Spik.
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LAFAYETTE SALOON.
Der lilntsr;sidnre erlaubt iib hermit istnsn Srsunben uuS 9e.
tarntsn. Die @nseae 30 MAIDEN, baB er unter bieIem 9omen In Si.
mem Qrfalc, Gde Der 9antr unb 9hn StraFe, Der Qafasstts Scr f
s sS n fsn,, st G,,, gsi5tSl d. t.. srS lime. bal, NO lttts eated eaecrbirr
Sid Dem ssctrten @utIifum bsfene %embfeb(enb. tilfett m, M ;obr.
REDEEM 9eu6 Qpmis WHo rr "'
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-09
CITY DIRECTORY.
Church Directory.

En;.copni, 81 Nqtthems; corner OF Marks se anu
Ann sfs' Rev. II. y. BISHOP, Rector. oerNi-
ces, 1880 A. NJ; 7.3o P. NJ
CongregatiOnnl, corner Of Park and - am na SIS
Rev Mr.. CHAPLIN, PASTOR services Wv - -
49, P. NJ
,,o,,,od;s, EpiscopnI, c6rnerof Ke9osha st. ana
"Ae' Prn;rio Avcnue: Rev. Mr. FORD Building un-
derroina, repairs, and Congregation worship at
present at Baptist House.
R.p,ist. corner of Church and south stsi Kew, l.
RP4NDE: Services 1870 A. NJ, : P. NJ.
r,ocorn,ed. corner of Grand and Chicago
D''s strrets north ward; Rev Mr.. HUBBARD; ser
vices 10 A. NJ. and : p. NJ
Catholic, 81 Marks; corner OF Wisconsin and nc Ann
streets; Rev. Mr. COTTON; service 1870 A. NJ
80 2. N.
nu,ch Catholic, 81. Georges; corner OF Chjca-
go and Orange streets, north ward Rev. Mr.
FR4UENHOFER; services 1880 A. Nj P. NJ.
lutheran. Rev. Mr. HOWOER. Services in the
Free School House North Ward.
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Travellers Directory.

RAIL RoAD-Depot, corner ". Main and Grand sts.
corxG SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
First Tram A. NJ 1l3o First Tram, A NJ. 1l.3o
SEC P. ". SIS Sec. M. $50
STEAMERS
CoU;nc,~ao7 Ljne-Leavc on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at p. NJ Touch at all the Wis
consin ports. II. BELL, Agent
CLencpfS LiRc-Leave every nlght,-at O'Clock
going norh-12 O'Clock, going south.
STAGES.
Fer Bcloit. via Geneva--Leave Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, at A. M. Returns alternate
days at p. NJ.
Tor Richmond, Ills, via. Wilmot-Ieaves every Sa-
tnrday morning, at A. NJ. Arrives Friday eve
ming, p. NJ.
For Antioch Ils-Tuesdavs and Saturdays P. NJ
Arrives same days at II NJ.
For Burlington, Racine CO., via; Paris and Brighton
Every Friday, 8 A. N. Arrives Saturday D r. NJ
Mails.
Mails depart and arrive all the above routes OF
travel except the steamers and the afternoon cars
The southern and northern mails by cars are clio
sed at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
There is also horseback mail to Waukegan, arrl-
wing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays ana
leaving on alternate days, at II II.
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rvTss. pc y7ER0Y,

DRESS MAKER-Woud re
spccl0lljv inform the Ladies' of kenosha and VI
c'nitv, that she has opened her rooms on ~" u s..
n, a. onnoSja 4 Y-~;s' 4. Son. where she Intends
to carry on Dress Making in all its various
branches in the mos, Fashionable and approved
STYLES s-gs9 Fashions received monthly rom Fhi-
IadcIDhia in diagrams and tissue form. Two or
three Apprentices taken. en
KESosHA Nav 81, 1880. oihuf'
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rgNE * WARREN,

PAINTERS-House, Sign, Carriage aud OrnamSn-
tai Painting and Paper Hanging, p We OTTER
our services 10 the people of kenoshn ana vlen''y'
Af,er long practical experience in the eastern e.
ties we lq'tcr ourselves thai can do any JOB 10
order, ana give entire satisfaction Emnl9
rSrShop ON Market s.. east Of Main, henosha WIS.
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NO 8.
The Asia's News.
HALIFAX Anrnst /.

HALIFAX, August l.
The Royal Mail Steamer Asia, Captain Lott,
arrived here at an early hour this morning. She
left Liverpool on the afternoon of the 2lst. Her
advices will be due at Boston about noon Thurs
day, so that her mails will reach New York at
night.
The week had been entirely unproductive OF
any news ofimportance in the Crmea or the Bal
tic, the position of the belligerents remaining
about the same.
In the British Parliament Mr. Roebuck's mo-
ton of censure upon the government had been
debated but finally rejected by a hundred majo-
rity.
The vacancy created by the retirement of l. ord
John Russell had not been filed, although rumor
says Sir William Wordsworth is the most proba,
BILE successor to the Colonial Secretaryship.
War news wholly unimportant.
Several Russian sorties have been made but
were repulsed.
The French works have approached close to
the Malakoff and the capture of that place was
considered probable at an early day.
Lord Raglan's body has been shipped to Eng.
land. The French troops have formed an avenue
for it TO pass through, from the camp to the sea
two miles long.
Sir John Campbell died within Seyastopol and
under a flag of truce his sword was returned.
Trifiing operations in the Baltic are reported
Austria is reported to have secretly issued q
sIfOllg peace circular 10 tlle German .l1iet, &c
which the Diet responds that fresh measures do
not seem called for
The Austrian and Prussian Cabinets are OF
most friendly terms.
DIR. Arnault, Napoleon Bonaparte's physician
at St. Helena, is dead.
Don Escalanta is appointed Minister from
Spain at Washington, in place of Cueto.
The rupture between Spain and Rome is said
to be complete. The clergy at Madrid have de-
manded passports.
The Black Warrior difficulty settled by indem
nifty of one million reals.
An American captain has been the first to re.
fuse payment of the Hanoverian state dues.
Denmark protests against demands of the Uni
ted States, respecting abatement of the Sound
dues, and deems it impossible to comply on SC
short a notice.
A Vienna letter in the Cologne Gazette, repeats
the assertion that differences have arisen between
the Car Alexander and his brother Constantine
and the Prince of Prussia goes to St. Petersburg
as mediator.
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EyyzAN a. GAGE,

BOOTS Shoes. Ueathe~. Findings, &c. Every w
riev az evecv article pertaining 70 thcir business
may he hal d; thcyn ri lie lowest prices Custom
work 10 or,le- Leather for sale. Hides bought,
&c &c See advert lscueuts.
vs. No,7 -
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Il Il. PHELPS.

STOVES AND HARDWARE-Evcrv variety OF
Stoves of good material and manufacture for sale
Tin, Sheet Iron uud Copper Msnulactory., Cutie
~, Wire work, sc. &c FOR sale See advertise
mcnts
KEvosHA No. 20. Main street
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xyv.. {. sCMEHNEw,

MIIIINERY-Wjshcs to inform the Ladies of ke-
noSha AMI surrounding country thai she has on
hand and is con SANITY receiving the latest styles OF
Ho,,cts. Ribbons. and millinery GoOds,
Generally. which she viii sell al reasonable prices
All kjals Of B5unets Geached, pressei ana pun i,
order at short notice by a new, eNped i!onSi ana
e.,atlv improved method. Store Bonnets LneG ana
trimmed al a fair price -
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.EOAsAEs BOND

ATTORNEY ut Law, aud Pension and Bounty Land
AGENT Is orcnt also Tor eral of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. Il" Sec advertisements.
l,-I1 VI
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HOMEOPATUIST-W Would respectfully tendcfhis
Professional services in lis various branches TO the
Citizens of kouosha, aud It's vicinity. .R~ once
aud res dencc On Main ST. nearly opposite City llo-
teI nlyi6 kETosHA, WIS.
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DRUGS. Medicines. OILS Paints, perfumcry, Fancy
Articles, all kinds of Patent Medicines and an eS
ccli>nt assortment of every article kcpt in es'"o
lishments OF this cher ctcr.
MAIN ST EENoSuA. WIS
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Il. q. rIE,lslsEF.E..

INSURANCE-Tic is agent for various companies
Of undouhtcd credit mud is prepared to issue poll
cics on Lie and Property, on favorable terms
i-ES@Ser advertisements.
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Lg on are little bear, madam.
"Sir?" about the shoulders, mean"
Eg- If man marry shrew, are we te
suppose he is shrewd?
Ey The Fall River Neacs calls New
Bedford the spermaCITY.
Lg- The game Of fashionable life is tc
play hearts against diamonds.
RS-Towhat color does hogging cha nge
boy? 1t makes him yell-O!
Rg- owe must reconcile ourselves to
ourenemies, whenwe aredying, remarked
an old topper as he called for glass of water
EE- There is a man in Vermont who
feeds his geese on iron filings, and gathers
steel pens from their wings.
Eg- Mrs. Partingoton' Ike has bought
a horse that is so spirtuous that he always
goes off in decanter,
lg- A Yankee doctor has got up rem
edy for hard times. 1t consists of ten hours
labor, well worked in.
Eg The following pertinent question
was addressed to a lawyerin neighborin9
village "If distance lends enchantment &c
the view, and the view refuses toreturn it.
can distance receive any legal redress p
The lawyer refuses to answer until be
receives retainer.
EE News boy TO candy boy: II say,
Bob, yer haint got much of stock, to day.
Five vanillers and two lozenger papers.
Guess yer don't mean to make yer forth
this time, no how" Candy-boy: "Why,
you see, Jem, I've been curtailin' my
oppyrashuns. 'Taint no use speckylatin'
in these ere times. But jest you wait till
the new crops comes in!"
EFT Mrs. -, of Owego, N. Y. as
she was gazing with admiration at one oil
the distractions which had then lately been
thrown across the Susquehannah, for the
purpose of working the machinery Of some
mills on either side Of it, exclaimed with
perfect simplicity Of hsalt. 80, isn't that
dam beautiful !"
g"You say. Mrs. Jones, that the
prisoner stabbed the deceased. Was it in
the lHOTaA OF III the aUuOHICH. NdI
one-in street fight seed it with my
own blessed eycs'' A roar. 'That'll
do. marin; stand aside and make room"
E"Are sisters Sal and Nance resources
PAP" mo, my son. Why do you ask thai
question: because heard Uncle Johr
say ifyou would only husband yourresources
you could get along good deal better thar
you do And thoughtit would be a good
idea, because you wouldn't have so man,
young men here for supper every Sunday
evening. That's all, Pa"
EF At a fashionable drug store or
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, gentleman
recently purchased some cigars, and was
beginning to smoke one of them. when hi:
eve caught notice Smoking not allowed
in the store" "Well," he exclaimed,
addressing the druggist chat is pretty
Joke; YOU sell fellow cigars. and then
won't let him smoke them" Yes re-
piled the druggist land | sell emetics' too
but | don't intend to have them taken In
the store
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XNINEV EEENCEa,

ATTORNEY & CCUNSELLOR-Latcc Of Keno
shG, VS.; win visit most of the countries OF Flu
rope during the year 1855 Any professional or
otier business left NJ the Sentinel Office, Milwau-
lss r-svl, ND
L;RsaIst, Renosha, WIZ be promptly attended 10.
n:}3vI5tf
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.. =. PETTET,

LAWYER--~Y~ Office, KrNosnA City, Wis Re
sidence WILLOW BEook FARM, Somers q Sc
eera' Improved and Eumprorcd Farms for sale
nlvl6
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The GAINESVILLE Gazette says that the trial
of Mowers and Reapers, took place on
Thursday last, on a field of Dr. Milchell's a
mile west of tho city.
Entries were made by Pixley& Kimball.
as agents for Atkins self-reaper. Danford
& Co, Geneva, H., Love of Beloit, Man
ny of Rockford, and Haskell, Barker & Co.,
of Michigan City, Indiana, manufacturers
of Manny's machine.
There was large number of spectators
present, and much interest manifested in
the result. The Gazette expresses no opin-
ion as to the reallive merits of the machines,
but says that they all worked well, and
exhibited marked Improvement upon for
mer years. The report of the Judges will
be made at the Rock County Fair, where
the competing machines will be exhibited.
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Attorneys and FOunsclIOrs NJ law anu NoIcItUTS II
Chanccrv, viii ettend faithfully to all business en-
trusted 10 lcn.
TT E2kt0ra, Ua'worh CoP"'y, Wisconsin
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sVARtxwEATaER a. 90.

assurances effected on reasonable terms Collections
prompdymade and personal attention gwen - v .,Y
sala ,r purchase of uropcriv in this market. lyhl
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EDWARD IN. sTDD,
GEnvGC ~. DAY,

ENGRAVER--On Wood and every kind Of Metal
Mn Sr ........- KENosHA, WIS.
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sSHAS RTEES,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE Office nsIt GOO
Roysl q X T Francs eso&hinS store ts+o
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CAaES1r-I-. CFEaTRERa.aN q 90,

AUCTION and Commission Mcrchauts-Real estate
and Produce Brokers, and Dealers IN Coal
oUARLES' BLOCK,
,r,cy v,;Y ,7a,! Psq,F StS opposite Durkoc House,
Fcnoaha.. w iSconsin'
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THE DEAD HEAD SYsTEM.-Ihe Boslov
Herald in a clever article on the railway
dead head system remarks: Editors do
not pass free over railroads, and they are
rot dead heads in any true sense Of the
word. They pay more for their railroad
fares than any other class Of people. The
charge Of dead headism ought to be revers-
ed. The railroads are deadheads upon the
press receiving gratuitous favors from us
in the proportion ofone hundred to one
There is some truth in this
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Will
attend to collections General Insurance Agent
Cash viii be advanced on good paper and on FRO
duce if desired
EENOSEA February 90 -ly36.
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E As what we call genius arises ont Of the
disproportionate power and size of certain fac
uItv, so the great difficulty lies in harmonizing
with il the rest of the character.
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yUrrgVsvg VsAVT0gFSS.
WV. R. @EOCUNE,

ATTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT Law, an
ciic;tnr IN CIoucerv n39vl5
H5.-nst,, . Wisconsin
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II. y. SCHE0FF,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
Solicitor in Chancery. Office, Main Street,
xx.o,,, ... wisconsin.
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w The Mt. Vernon (Ohio) Bam''er'
thinks that the Democracy are bound 10
sweep the State this Fall. The Cleveland
Leader replies that if it does i Will De IN
the same manner in which the long skirts.
of lady's dress sweep the stree.s-oy
being dragged along in the dust,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED At THIS OFFICE
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATUKUA


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A Woodbridge. Oak Level; Wenable; w Whe'
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Pittsvlvania; Z Conner, Patrick; C C.lwell, Salem;
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Hawkinsville; w Finny Chesterfield: N ii CHRIS
tian, w College; w L Harrison, Caroline; Do
0y 81 CHARLES HOTEL j Eagan. Alb; Der
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w Jones, A Morris. Richmond; Y Jones DR. PEN
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Brown, Augusta; L H Fitzhush, A Glenn. g
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va AM MiedIS HorEL.-a pinLh.m, Mass; L H
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J Sanders Ws4t G; w Harrison: X; 8 Dibhls,
City; w Dabney, r l. 4 r.; y Hophes, Hslifax;
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Miss L Anderson, Bait; I'll johnson, Cumberlapd L
Diamonds, L Cummings, Bait; Jackson,
Wilmington; Miss Cummings, Bait; R II Libbeny,
Washinst L R Jennings. Wilmington
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Blountsville; G Croker, N Y j Harrison, Rich.
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