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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
In Circuit Court. Kenoshn County. WiscOn-
sin---In Faulty.

solomon Durgn j. Cowls, George W. Pierce and
Mary Caho0n
1T by affidavit the satisfaction OF this Court that
the defendants Aaron Cows George W Pierce reside
Of the but residents the United States the
said Aaron j. C0s residing in the of Illinois and the
said George w Pierce residing the Of California;
motion Of H. b. OF counsel for the complainant
ordered that the said Aaron J. Cowls and George W. Pierce
their be this the 10Th
day of October 1855 and that they plead demur
the compliments bill Of complaint filed in this by the
said twenty day Of October A. D. 1885, and in default
thereof that eomranants said bill Of complaint be taken
confessed by them And it further ordered within
days the said complainant this
the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph public newspaper prin
and published the city
be continued said least in each week
successive weeks. JON b. JIISUN,
Dated Kenosha, July S. lS55. Judg
Attest. l.. Is. NICHOLS, Clerk 6w4
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PENSION LANDS!
4So Acres of land!
To all who served sinpa 17Q0

The Act of Congress Of March 1855, grants
TO all Indians included, who served IN any wtI
since 1890 fourteen days, or less il engaged i'm
battle, and the widows Of officers and soldiers =,
the Revolutionary war. if now wing, and 10 Chap
AIMS who served with the army, and to tue Platts-
burg and Lewistowu volunteers, 100 acres of lana
after deducting what has been received.
The undersigned will receive applications. and
act as agent in prosecuting claims under the afore
mentioned act. l.. &. MERRILL
Kenosha, Wis 1865.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
WINTER GOODsf,

VI depending on navigation for our suppIss
oil Goods, but receiving them direct from Boz.
ion by express, with the New Year We have ones,
60 lew New Bales and Boxes Of New Goods, ..
that we can present to our numerous Customer,
the New Year with New Goods, TO which we "a.
specially ask their attention
WINTER SHAWLS, ofall descriptions, for
Matrons, Maids, and Little Misses
ooF ERIOR FhANNELS, both of wool and
cotton, bleached aud unbleached
GLoAhINGS ofevery variety ofstyte, goods,
and quality.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we have n most
excellent assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Festings, of all Colors aud STYLES.
MITTENS AND CLOVES of the very best
Kinds. Neck Shawls and Comiorters, Wooleu
Socks Sc, dc.
We sell our goods Just as cheap as before com.
with the east partially closed. Cal
and see,
METCALF & MERRILL.
January, 1855. ty3O
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/ BY this route the night travel on the entire line
will be performed on Steamboats, lTxurously furn
ished, and the dav light passed among The sublime
scenery of the great Lakes and the river ST. Law
romeo, Straits Of Macklnaw, aud the Mantoun
Islands, SAUL Ste Marie and the Million Islands
| Of Georgian Bay" Travellers will also have q
opportunity of viewing the Great Suspension
Bridge. Niagara Falls, The Thousand Islands, a nd
the Rapids of the st. Lawrence.
! BY this Line, Passengers from Lake Mich; gan
will arrive at Macknaw and have sufficient inc
to examine the curioses Of this celebrated Island,
where the Boats will connect with other steamers
TO Sault Ste Marie, and Lake Superior; from
I MackIDaw passing the Manitoulin Islands at CoI>
/ liugwood, and Railway 10 TORONTO, crossing
Lake Ontario in the night IN first class Boats to
Buffalo, Rochester. Osvego. Cape VIcI.nt,
OSdensburg, Kin gston and MOptreacc
! Passengers by this Line will perform the trip
| East by more Northern Route than any other,
avoiding the heat and dust encountered on other
Lines, and enjoying the pleasure of passing hro
au heretofore untravelIed Route to the East
The following Magnificent Boats comprise the
| Line:
Key Stone State, Captain j. s. Richards.
/ 1900 Tons Burthen.
Lady Elgin, Captain L. ChamJerlin, 1887
Tons Burthen.
Niagara, Capt. =. S. Miller, 100 Tons
! Burthen.
Queen City, Captain B. wilkins, 900 Tons
| Burthen.
| One OF which will leave KENOSHA every
! THesdny, Thursday and Saturday EUeatnrs,
touching at Racine, Milwaukee, Shebo, gan Nj am
itowoc, and Twin Rivers.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
E<sgacts from Editorials Concer7ring
I. GILBERT & Co.'s
p z EN- u Nj EOLlAN PIANO

The Eo6an Piano Forte is undoubtedly the
most perfect musicalnsEument human ingenuity
has constructed. Two instruments are blended in
one. Fhe -Eolian is both attached and detached:
so that the Piano may be played with or without
IL or, with one hand The performer may elicit tbs
meodIouS strains Of the Eoiaa und with the other
invoke the hermonies OF the Piano. The instru-
ment which, in the evening, neited 10 the dance
aided the festive song, gives forth, in the morn
ing, the peahng tones which prelude and accom>
Pauy the solemn hymn. Mr.. Waters new rooms
are very inviting to the lovers Of music. Bat he
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

So well known in the West, where thousands
have been sod and the operation always guaran>
eed, and in no instance has il failed to satisfy the
purchaser. We have on hand, and intend to keen
as the market may demand. large variety O
Hot Air, Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves, Of dif
ierent patterns. We believe we shall he able =
make 1t all object for all Stove dealers, or housto
keepers who may want TO purchase Stoves eithe~
trimmed or untrimmcd, by the quantity or singer
to give us call We sell as low as any in tie,
market. 45-6m.he
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
RhPr5Tss Sale

B1 VIRTUE If execution issued Of and under the
seal Of the Circuit
state Of Wisconsin and directed delivered
the goods ohates lands and Truman
have lowed upon and shall sell at public veudue
the highest bidder therefor the law directs the
House the city of gcnosha the
said the 4th day OF August D. between
Of and three 0cl0ok in the that all
right title and interest which the said Truman Doner had
the 10th day II June A. D. 1875 in following
bed piece parcel Of land founded and described
follows wit: Fractional Block (69)
the kenosha being the northeast
No thirtyone t3) in township (2 range
twenty three { 23l east. JOSEPH /. EHLE.
Dated Nennhas Lnnc q. Is.J fm2
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INHAL A TON
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHAMA AND CONSUMPTION.
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL
Brought Home to the Door of the Million

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
~ by Dr. Curtis Of this city, In the treatment Of
10 . DR Gears Hysr1xA or ISHAL4SG HYegAN vAPoR
sn GEnnY With this new meshod Dr . has Ts
he has nuorasle cersiaea,es speskng e hs Treatment
Breathing an agrssass healing vspsrs msasssI
and varied changes
dueed them when introduced uto the stomach and sub
the Druggists throughout the eouutryec FORK DafRG
The Inhaler worn on without
the least heat 81 tne body being
lowing, might be named.
package Hygeana the Asthma of
Pm. Of Duneonnon. Pa
the Asthma of years standing by DIR. Cur
tbs Hygeana, Margaret EAsToN
Of Bronchitis by the Hygeans
ay sister has distressing cough several
years standing decided ncurabs by the physicians
], ii. GauBsRT. p. NJ, Richmond. Nd
The Rev Dr. CHEEvra of N Y, teshss of medicine
the following language - -,
edy in diseases Of the throat lungs
portunty testify it's efficacy am convinced that It is
the chest.
Prof. S. CENTER writes follows;-
Cherry Syrup ygeana vapor in of chronic
rs efa as s gs ma Be Se
position Of prepsraon is no but an
be brought within the reach Of nil.
Dr. JOINS, Of celebrated Physicians in New
York, writes follows
Ds CuRrsDEAR srR-Hayng witnessed the excellent eff
your Hygana nhang Hygean and Cherry
SYRUP Of chronic Bronchitis and being in favor
Of affections Of the throat Bronchial
therefore cheerfuiiy
Medcaed pparau the most and efscu
mode Of applying anything the kind have No
doubt thousands Of be relieved and cured
ed. by using medicines
here be allowed confess that opposed to
scrbing using compounds but this little neatly
article and its effects in the alluded
induced speak in its favor.
liberty this any way you think proper.
Respectfully, yours, SC, C. JOHNS, NJ D.,
No. 609 Hudson Street, N. Y.
Price three dollars paekase-soId by CUTRIS PER-
KINS, and BOYD PAUL. No. ls9 Chambers stteet, V.
packages sent free part of the United States for $
". B.-nr. Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE all others are base limitations
For sale by J. b. STARKW EATHER d
CO., kenosha. lnlRI6-ly.
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TROY STOVE STORE
Newberry, Filley & Wiswell,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
M
Stoves, Tin, Sheet-Iron, and Coppcr-w arc.
23I Lqke ST., Chicago, Illinois, 23I
A NNOUNCE to dealers and the public gem
IA orally, that they keep constantly OH hand
large assortment Of Cooking, Heating. Parlor and
BOX Stoves,
For the Wholesale Trade tor retail. as may be de-
sired The House is branch of that of NEW
BERRY, FILLEY x Co, Troy, New York.
who are manufacturers, and make all their Stoves
from the very best Scotch ard American Pig Iron,
and are warranted to stand fire equal to any in
America. Our patterns are new and of the most
approved kind, and we are constantly adding TO
our variety number Of new patterns, we ffatter
ourselves that We possess peculiar advantages ov>
or 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 and Wisconsin, that
truly celebrated Stove called the
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Market Street, Kenosha, Wis,
THIS large and commodious House, having
l. undergone thorough renovation and repaired
no" open for the reception of guests. The proptie-
tor viii spare no pains in providing for the comfort
and convenience of his guests during their stay:
P.S--Stageslsaye this House for all parts Of
the State. fvRI
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Atfac hmenf Notice.

LEGAL DVERTISEM ENTS.
Attachment Notice.
kenosha County Circuit Court.
Asahel w Benham VS.. Theophilus 5. Greenwood
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that on the 10th day of July, A. d. 1855, a
writ OF attachment issued out of and under the
seal of said Court in favor of Asahel ", Henham.
Plaintiff, and against Theophilus s. Greenwood, De
PENDANT in the above entitled cause for the sum of
three hundred and thrtytwo dollars and ten cents.
over ana above an legal set-offs returnabe on the
End Monday of November. A. d. 1855
Dated July L., 1855. L. b NICHOLS
Jon Is. JILsUN, CIork
Plff's Atty. 6v5
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
ETNA INSURANCE CO.
of Hartford Conn.
'nse Cash Capital to $1,000. 600


3 HAVE the pleasure of informing the dc,I-r.
~ with this Company and the public generally
that IN view Of the vast increase Of business dur-
ing the past year, its cash capital has been in
creased To S500,0U0 This together with H.
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, end
the enormous receipts OF premiums on It's reruI,r
and established business, affords it's policv boIdcr.
an indemnity much greater than any Other IN.
surance Company in America
The business Of this company is conducted on
lar and liberal principals and It's losses are aIwayr
promptly paid in cash. The UNDERSIGNED in en-
terIng upon the twelfth year ofhis agency for hi,
company IN This city and vicinity bers TO conrrat
uiate ITS dealers upon its remarkable success an
the InportantincreAse of its capiiul and business
which together with the manner in which its bu-
siness is conducted places on a basis bevoud IN .,
reach of any contingency short of a simultaneou,
coniiagraton of the country.
All applications for insurance or information II,
reference thereto, will be attended to with m.
same punctuaIity as heretofore. Rates as low as
any other responsible office.
kenosha, Feb. Is, SIS. L. MERRILL
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ANLOUR! An excellent article of Spna,fr..
IL Flour, from Scion Mills Warranted TO cou,f
any now IN market. or to be brought in lromapv
source whatever, consta ntly on hand and for sale
at the lowest market price at
METCALF & MERRTIL'S
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
CROCKERY,

ISL RECEIVED, a Large Assortment
" New Styles, and at ALI Prices: at
HUBBARD'S-
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sess.~n IN
New -, - Rnufa
ssSw 60 sS=sss..sssssSss @sOueS
TO TEL = E "A 81 TT .
THROUGH LAKES
Michigan and Huron to COIlingwood
AND THENCE BY THE
Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Rail Way
TcEcNrc:
COuuactIur yvirh STEAMERS ON al l.tar;n 10 a n

Connecting with Steamers gu Lake Oataro TO all
points
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lust NOTICE. We wish to call atten,iou
W to lot OF DeLanes just received, which wa
shall sell for less than it cost 10 make thers
November %. METCALF d. MERRILL
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26

q ELAINs, CAsslMEREs, THrBETs, MER1kos.
AIwith an endless variety Of TRIMMINGS. lust.
received and for sale at METCALF& MERIT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-03-03
a. y. & s2sb w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. % .NWhct st., WiimW gton, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his Store
L No. 80 Market ST., Il large aud general as
sortmCDt OF fresh and well selected Groceries,
takes this method of informing the citizens OF
Elk,on aud Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bought
either in Wilmington or phlaIelph ia market;
and respectfully soIicits a call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, W ilca s. G.iggsors.
Always Oh hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
HQCOhS,- of the first an | medium quality
Old Cognac Branly, do pale do, Janaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
GIN.
WiNES.-Malelra, Port, Tcncrlle, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAuELA Whiskry, and
Wine Bittels. ANDREW j. CROW,
No. 50 Market ST., doorabov Miller;s
June 80, 6m. Hotel, HUmingiow, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-03-03

HINTS FOR FEBRUARY-PRuNING. During
this and the succeeding month, the fruit trees
should be examined, and whatever pruning is
necessary, got through with. Dead or de-
raying branches should invariably be cut
low enough to secure live branches, and if
the limb be large one, it is better to trim it
OFT after the saw with sharp knife OF hatch
ct. The saw is a poor pruning instrument
at the best; without trimming after it, espc-
cially on the outside of the wound; as it will
scarcely oyer heal over, whereas, if the
branches are cut with a shrap instrument,
and the tree healthy; the surrounding bark
will soon cover the wound, and thus avert
dccay.-The object in pruning, varies with
the different sorts offruit.
APPLES AND PEARS, where allowed full
scope require thinning merely Of weak and
cross branches, and all spay cut clean out in
the body Of the tree. Dwarf and cspalicr
trees require somewhat different pruning,
but most Of which should be performed in
the summer; all that is required at this sea-
son, being TO shorten theunproductivc shoots
of established trees within two or three
inches Of their length, taking care to pre-
serve the fruit buds, which are readily known
by their round ard plump form.
TIE BLACK CURRANTrij much neglected in
this country. To grow it 10 perfection, re-
quires a moist sol, ycs5 riei.;n pruning, it
only leqailes The branches Trimmed. and DC.
easlonally the cider ones taken out
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VIEWS and RoYs' Ciot!.iags

EVERYBODY should cmbrnc" Ills oppor,u
IA atty TO buy clothing for Men and Boys, a.
GN0RGE CILf.N"S
C&enp Ct,'4jag Establishment,
5. z. Cor Market anal Second SIS, phiIada.
Embracing a choice ofthe Best, Most DeSira-
bic, and Fashionable Dress and Frock Goats,
Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Twccds,
Sc, with great variety Of
BOYS, CLOTHING, consisting Of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets. vests and round
jackets, made Of tweed. linen drilling, cloth,
alpaca, kris"ym"rr, dorskin, sc.
FURNISHING GOOD ). consisting Of Shirts,
Stocks, lIandherchieis, &c.. all Of which are
offered AT The forrest possible cash prices, and as
cheap any other Clothing Store IN the Union
u Parents who desire Bows CLoTIltNG are
earnestly nyilcd TO examine the Stock.
GI7"Country Slorekc"pers ran BE- acconmo-
dated al very low rates. GEO. CUIiN.
s. Il. Cor. Market and Second SIS,
Apr | ly pnrLApELFHrA.
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SUCCESSIVE LILY TREATED 81 iNii VI ALTON
o" MEDICAL NApDRS
pY I0Jl%>rN SriW.ttr ROSE. NJ D. Follow
j. Of II" NoyN Co rsc o. rhyiy'uus. pal for
years Senior hy-cinu in the l.cntyn Royal Iulr-
mary Tor - a'es Of .he lung.
In he tr'1tMI'i, eff ,'orsaHp ION b. !rha'a.lau,
htys obtained IN results which warrant lle in a.
"cr IN ht il is HpW a. cUrblc as diseases Of the
."mirh and Liver.
Erea,hiug mclirnc directly inu 'hc Lung Is
',gejE'y the rational mod OF taci,u- II d..
cas-. aua like many hcr -r"at ltcnrii.eut Il =
ruyur ps. Il Va strlr &c SHY such n uun' was
rot rc.or Il 70 ,ong ago. Where h r'is If here
j. urS assured hops for The rio, seemingly nope.
leg rn-c'. throughout all he stres Of this nsid-
ious disease the woud rt,I AMI bnnfacnt effect, of
his treatment as soon IL apparent. Ia cases also
Of B.on"Iiti5 Asthma. 4 e., The iphtlhg # pow
dors and vapors has been emjncnly successful. nnl
to those suffering under the above named com
plants. can guarantee speedy ant certain relief.
hay, pleasure in referring Boz nnmas residents
OF Now \ Ork aui nGrhhnrhond who have been
restored to vigorous henllh. About one ihrd Of
he above Number. according to the patterns own
sa en- nj, w"ro con ii rel hop less cases
HEs iUEni * Method is 500 hing .afa, and spec dy
and cons'ss N tho administration Of me tic:ne N
,uch a manner that thcy are conveyed into thu
LUrss in the form yapor, and p'olUec thr,r &c
ton At tho ;, At Of sra-e It, practical sUcc IS is
destined 10 rcyoutionAa the operations Of he med
ical world. and cstubl sh The entire durability Of
conaumptun
Applications Will please site if they have ever
bed from he Lungs, il they have lost tleh, have
cough. night sweat> aud fever tnrnS-whtt and how
much they eXpcc oratc, what the condition of hcir
stomach and bowels. The necessary Medicines,
Apparatus, &C.. win bGforwIrled to any part.
TERAI$-EIvo dollars, constitution fee. Balance
of fec payable oaIy when paticn3 report them
selves cvaYal"sccnt.
DN. ROSES TkEATMENTOF CONSUMPTION
pics one dollar. Address
JotiNSoN STEWAT ROSE.
Jan % SIN Cs g S3l Broadway New York.
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PORT DGPosrr E,ey NrsRY.

TIE undersigned having
Nv, taken the old Foundry stand
.aasa.,,sAI sx,,' at this place, would respect
c.. fully solicit portion ofpub-
lie patronage. We are prepared to do at the
shortcat notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, all kinks Of
M,chnc'y, Steam oHM Water PIPE, Stores, and
Plop Castings Of udrious GSsortmcats.
The Foundry having undergone general ra-
pairs, together with other advantages, we
hattcr ourselves to be able to do all work in
our line to the entire satisfaction Of all who
may favor us with their orders.
Y. ARMSTRONG < BROS.
Port Deposit, an 21y
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nkIEY S'I'T..slS!
I ALI CLDT HING.
CA. RID.

T would arnouu"n to my friends and the pubic
] that hTyc us rcrur,nI from tho ely " I'll i
Urge aii careful y selected stock Of
ts9 ctG&, gsocts & asiGcs, Ega'h
and CAPS. EFADT MADE c.. JTillNjt. Uatd
Nyuc. pGccuSwpre Grocarics Nut an assortment Of
''"nd- gcncrH y Kept IN rountry store all Of
which VIII So low Thankful f,rthe very ibcr-
a pltrunag" bestowed "pon me. / Moall soict II
continuance Of he and roniipiiy invite all 9TH
rr- to g,:'mim' my stock, win he p' asc 10 show
Ton through thtn. JACOB -. ASH,
.dn.n IT,. uol.ly opposite the Fountain Inn.
October It'll. 81. l.k on Nil.
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Leather, Trimmings
.ss.1sS :es AND FINDINGS.

n 4 q ND 3 E4E"E,
N. Z. Corner ChcaPSidc cnd Lom5afd Street,
BALTIM0RE, MD.-DEALEES IN
pATENr LEATHER. SATIN FRANCOIS,
FRENCH { ALE SKINS. ITALIAN CLOTHS.
CITY do do LASfi Nc,
UAE SOLE LEATHER. MOROCCO Of all kinds,
HEMiIrCK do BINDINGS,
BCtE UPPER do Silk and Cotton LACES
BUFF HORSE 10 FINDINGS GENEltY.
- Also always on hand, largo assortment oI
WAITER FkHnF!CpRi SOlES, which will be- sold
at Factory prices
Ncrchrnts and others visiting the city. would do
well to call on us before puIch ainS elsewhere oar
stock fresh and has been selected with consilrrq-
he p lis in order to procure the most suitable ari-
Gle for III, tr,de gen r,lly. Orders from the coun-
try VIII he illel promptly, and be as well 3clyccl
Us if he buyers yisitcl the city themselves
JAMES 4. MAYNARD. Currier
p. nose, Of The Iatc irm Of Darraugh 4 Rose,
trr yi .,rn
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GOHIgtsIN YpEEYS.

n have been appointed the Sole Agent for
Il Dr.. j: Dnp0nso's Goiaen PeyiodiCUl Pits
for FEM ALES, infa!iblc in correcting irrcg-
ularitics, and removing distractions Of
monthly turns, COR Mcnsis) from whatever
cause.
These Pills cannot be had of any other
Store in Delaware; but persons sending by
mail or otherwise, n letter con tanning ONE
DOLLAR, will have box sent as they may di-
rect. Applications for Sub-Agencics must
be directed to me, and / will then advertise
them to prevent fraud or imposition.
A. WALTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Dec l6 3m' No. 81 Ma,kei 81, IFiimMgIoa.
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Cabinet Furniture & Chair w aregooms

No. Is SOJTQ ST. B.3LTiuORE, MD.
F5FIiE subscriber would beg Leave to cal!
a the attention Of his friends aud The public
generally, to his handsom" assortment Of
r.@s'J CABINET FURNITURE, Of super
r ior workmanship, and every variety of
, 1s.I styles and patterns, such as SOFAS,
Centre, Route. Breakfast and Dining TABLES,
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed ami spring seat
CnA1Rs; Tctc-a-Tctcs; Whatmots: Divans; Ma
logany French Bcdstuads; marble top Dress.
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO, n very large and desirable assert
mcnt Of cane and wood seat CHAIRS, Of the
best manufacture; Arm, Office. Children and
Nurse Chairs; Settees; Bcdstcads Hair and
llusli MArrREssE; and ~ variety OF other art-
clcs in the housekeeping line.
[r5-Ordcrs from the country respectfully
solicited. above goods will be sold on as
accommodating terms rs any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
Inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASkFY,
No. is South Street, (rcd posts in lront.)
N. B.-TrRNING AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, Al
No. 4 SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute by BENZ. WASkEI,
Mar. /, lSJi.-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-03-03
GTA TR.

A full supply Of No. Government Peru
Wan Guano on hand. Also. Mexican Guau0.
Pourlrcttc and Plaster. for sale al the lowest
market rates. ALLEN Il NEDELES.
% South WharveS and IS South Water
st first Store above Chestnut Street.
Jan II 3m PulLAuELruiA.
C-I;~FArmcrs can load on Water street and
avoid the crowded Wharf.