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T EECHING AND CUPPING.-MT

EECHING AND CUPPING.-MRS:
- WOOLdOUSE offers her services to the Me-
deal Faculty and the ladies' of Richmond and Its vi
cDity. ss LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
By assiduous attention, to merit their kird patror.
ege
Ms w rnsy be found st sll hours, day and night,
at her residence over Messs eubiett Brothers,
Hardware store, 2l3 Broad ct
NIB The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale
All orders from the country promptly attended to
aEso-Ladis, BANDAGEs on hand, and made
10 order.
- light ever the door fiona O'Clock till ,norr.
fnU
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,HEG COACH FACTORY.-Tbe

cs}EA Z . z = II ACIVN Il n6
- Subscriber has on band q number OF
.rbL CARRIAGES and BJGGiES, of his own
u.se Wbith can be sold very reasonable. Persons
trsr9us OF purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
v.l to live him call before purchasing elsewhere.
~ REPAIRING done with nestneN snd dis
t.ca, and uron terra, which cannot fail 10 please
T II. FOWLER, franklin ct,
n9-lm Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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I ~, w, KICH, AND SPLENDID FALI.

n nio1l, AND SPLENDID FALL
Llsl.,S,so We take pleasure la informing the
sssrs IN 10, oof LuueTous customers gene rally. that
GOODS eep! OF very extensive stock of FALL
r"e,., exsssaO.I IIo Inder very favorable circum.
h;lss k.,. cheap, and many goods adapted
j tsl sAy ie'a trade to which we respectf uI
sn,,1ss ss1ttntlon Of those in want.
sx-~ macy styles OF Goods, We enumerats
S',S.sse S,S se Rhine, all widths, from Is cents to
ssa Hslered SUkY
Hssvy % coiored Moira ANTIQUE
H.syy s.,5eshe sgehe Injured striped Silks
s,s nu aanu black plaid SIlks
ktl se ss.;p striped Pekin Silks
D.. tofl Ahpsd Moire Antique, paris Exhibit
vsis., vst.,. i9 Cloass and Mantels, sn coIors; do
4'ets, 90 Cloths
ut pi... MILLINERY GOODS.
s,tias sss ss'saca nc nes Style Bonuet Ribbons
'ohnst Velvets. all shades
iGu.,g. EnB A0IDERIES.
%t0, ., VI Goods we unhesitatinsy say they
tey sg,I,',Y In this city, 10 the way of va
"stsd c,ils, sne i9w prices, cumprliing over l0eG
ters p, .s "a s~i,s. Lawn. ami Cambdc, from
81. Csmbri, BspSs
sot.d io,ss.eTis ,smeTis Edeinss and Inserlions
e.sy,.. L;cies Morning Csp,
taboiIi sehsulsetts, Habit,
.Itse ssir.s hsnaherchisfs
''aSel. shsIstoet stock Of Domestic Fabriss-sueh a.
'S.'s sud ns Id shirings, Linens Sa.ine t,s
Lsdis. b,,s,nh .ne liberal patronage on the part OF
''f' cont aoaua ors received. we respectfully so
-sn ! hiLLHIsER & BRO.
IiSFf PfEc Hn OUnnO ~ q
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~ INST0N & POWERS, CoRrER OF

~ SARY AND PEARL STs RICHMOND, Va, In.
y.te the attention of country merchants and the
nsGs generally to their large assortment Of 9ROCE-
fiEs, VINES, LIQUORS, 60 embracing a va
riety. "a follows: -
81 hhds N o and Cuba Sugars laf ~
and Coffee Sugars y
so boxes Loaf m do .3l .e -4@,...#ss 4s
8S7 bsgs Rio, Leguayra and Java Coffses
90pkgs Green and Black feas some verv choIca
% do hoice Brandes. Whiskies, Holland Gin.
20, Rum; Fort Sherry and Madeira Wines
S8z Dbls and PIX g medium Brandies and Whjakias
oo basEsss and 40 cases Champagne and I,ret
Together with large and varied assortment of NJ.
issses, Candles, Nails Buckets Wrapping Paper
R'cs, Msckerel and N Herrines, together With
many articles too numerous to mention. = -
ALSO-Aeents fer Leather Beltiog. -
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KEMOVAL.-The Once of the RICamOND
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has beun removed TO the sesort
Story of the Building of Main and IIth sts-
~ Entrance on l1th street.. s.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE IE4U.
RANGES. will be promptly attended to.
Without Boosting Of their ability to comply with
their cations, they take pleasure in referring TO
all who have had business with the Office for the
satistactory in whish it hes been transected
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
JEo. d. BosHER, Secretary. jal3
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NEW SADDLE End HAIR

Et6A NESS RANUFACTOaY.- .--Ias subscEi.
E& ber having taken the sioiS No. 8. Pearl
street. near Main, (havi.s jast returned
.,m tts North with fredh and ~ .tyle OF aoods)
t,r, grest Inducements to his freLd- and old eus.
,.Gpr. s. be is determined to f-l alssp. Repair.
n done 1T short notice
N persons inde bted to the cid tiIuls OF Otey
.,f md James W. Goh. will please come forward
Al: pay thsir bills, as am very anxious to close up
h. guIdss fsaid firms.
ND Ind JAS W. GOFF.
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Hon. Thomas Douglass, Judge OF lbe Suprena
court OF Flovids, died last week.
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-! mAYok's ... CouRT.-The Mayor q Court for
M from q a. nSegDoad ie vii be held At O'Clock A.
A1ssr n G, Ine 18TH OF October. at 10 o'eiock
ofS'i business on Thursdays alvsys at II o,e,k
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Coop MEDIoINEs.-It is estimated that

COOP MEDICINEs.-It is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CA-HAR-
TIC PILLS have done more to promote the public
heait than any other one cause. There can be DO
question that the Cherry Pectoral has by its thou.
sand on thousand cures of Colds, Coughs, Asthma
Group, Influenza, Bi onehitis, &c very much reduc
ed the proportion of deaths from conmmptive dis.
eases in this country The Pills good as Pee.
torsl, and will cure more complaints
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge the
blood from its impurities Purge the bowels, liver,
and the whole visceral system from obstructions.-
Purge ou. the diseases which fasten the body, to
work its decay But for diseases, should die onl,
Of old age. Take entidotos early, and thrust it from
the system, before it is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only while it
10 weak, but when it has taken rong hold. Read
the astounding statements Of those who have been
cured by them from dreadful Scrofua, Dropsy, U!-
GERS, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neural ga Dyspep.
sa, Internal Pains. Bilious Complaints, Heartburn
Headache. Gout and many less dangerous but still
threatening ailments. such as Pimples the Face,
Worms Nervous Irrtability, Loss OF Appetite, Irre
gularities, Dizziness 10 the Head, Colds, Fevers Dye
entery, and inde1d every variety of complaints for
which purgatve remedy Is required.
These no random statements, but are authenti-
Gated by your own neighbors end your own physi.
cans
Try them once, and you will never be without
them.
Price 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass., and
sold by all respectable Druggists everywhers; and
sold by PURCELL, LADp L CO. wholesale and
etail. Richmond. Va. S0-soda yv2rn
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NOTICE.-MRS. WOOLHOUSE, Cup
IN per and Loecher, has removed her piaos Of +,
sidsncs to 2lS Broad street, over Messrs Bublett
Brothers Hardware store. se IL -ts
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nosooE b. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
P;ohm Va. practices In the Courts Of the eftv Of
Henrico. A1s Vi SCnestes51std and
=. - ofiise Northeast corner Of Main and ,,,, -.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT-
IN No. 2O8 MAIN sTREEf,
DOORS BELOW 9TH
P. BACHER.

DEALER .-
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS TOBACCO he
3egs leave to call this attention of the trade to hs
selected stock of DOMESTIC LIQUORS; Cocktail;
French Coguac of various brands: Old Rye Whis.
key; Hollsnd Gin; Aromatic Bitsers; Kimmel; Clsret
Wines in casks and boxes; White French and Rhe-
nish Wines do. do.
ALsO-London Stout Porter; Champagne OF the
"oat repatsd brands; Sweet Wines of every descrp.
TOP; large stock of cheap German Cigar, do. Prn.
cine; also Havana Cigars, best quality Miller Bish.
oH's Smoking fobscco; do. Chewing Tobaeso Of
choice brands &C., &c. 4t.'4 ~ t37s ~
Country merchants respectfully requested. be.
fore supplying themselves elsewhere, to give me
in mg lioe. 7i-' "a Lint
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AIDLEY e. ROBINSON have opened
IL their new APOTHECARY aud DRUG SfORE
Ut the corner OF 4th ard Frsnklin strests and ar
liable MEDICINES, together with FANCY GOODS,
PEaFUMERY, &c- In great variety Everything
In their line will be furpished at all times
Ph3siciaps' prsscriptioas will be carefully eau:.
psundsd By one OF the partners at all hours day
night eel
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j. Brown, JR., Stock Broker, has remov
ed his office to No. Isl, (Zimmermans) corner Main
and 18th streets. az 6--eots
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FROM TExAs.-We have Texas dates to the 9Th
last The Galveston News Of that date thinks
there is slight probability of the election Of
Ward (Dsm) to Congress over Evans, (Am In the
Eastern district. There are three counties TO hear
from and Ward has l6S majority. The Texas
Debt Bill Is rejected by large majority and in
many districts where 1t received majority
the a delegates g elected will vote against it. The
crops mad suffered good deal from wet weather.
mar, Gen Sherman and Judge BURNETT, are having
q news paper war upon the question of who the
credit OF the victory of San Jacinto belongs to-
Inc indians continue the horse thieving but no
murders by them are recorded.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.-W have seen some
OF POWERS DUKES new style of Dsguerreo.
types, and pronounce them superior to any we ever
OF Daguerreotype Call and ses them. ae Ii
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THE MUSIC STORE.

sss-A TO THE CITIZENS OF
nm TsH6 TIE COUNTIES OF KING WILL
Js9,s hasS r,SS sND QUEEN. GLoUcEsTER,
v .T0wNFrS6 ANU YORK.-The steamboat W.
ma sG'hs a.tI snd Queen county. on TUESDAY MORN
"a, lott end will stop st ali the landings on
sso,. "pGhi and York rivers to receive the contTi
70, h, ,;'leL nsaleL Of money provisions designed
S - eIIe' OF Norfolk and Portsmouth,, sei7
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A GOOD TAILOR can find eonstsut
"A smploymsHs ~ stpl,iss to the ssbssribsr Il
q 0wdensvilis, Va. WM. n MANN.
% I5-6t.
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. FOR RENT.-A Store and DWELL
IA n, Bou,e for rent, No 22S, Broad street. at
..srt occupied By Mr.. Robt. Bngss. abe prema
p, iii be given on the 10Th day OF September
-, lssIy 70 Thomas Ssmanni 81 sJ-lm
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FENDERS, SHOVELS, TONGS AND
l. BRASS ANDIRONs.-Just to hand large and
splendid assortment of Tenders, Shovel,, Tones an
Braes Andironr some very fine; which will be IL at
q small advance On cost.
THEC. RO8ERTsON,
Sc l8 No SIS Main st.
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Dthsri PrlC CRACKERS IS bbIs. of
'A' Received per steamer. II. ray
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FOR RENT.-Fr0m the 1st of Oc-
"a xs are Hou.e over 2i9 Main Street
- 1t toye. rnn,, eEsihls positions for q Boarding
-. ., ,ss re civ. Rent low to a good tsnast;
i1ss 10 '"o s''f THOMAS HOW,
s 2i9 Main street.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-09
Clothing.

If our readers looking over our advertising CO.
lumns, should fail to find among the dealers in
Clothing, the name of E. T. FRANCIS, we trust
they will not conclude he has retired from the
business. Onthe contrary, he may still be found
at the old stand with larger and better assert
ment than ever, which he is selling on his usual
cheap and accommodating terms. Mr. Francis
is the oldest dealer in the city, and deserves the
popularity he enjoys in that line. In setting
our advertisements over in new type his has been
overlooked 1t will appear in our next.
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Her ,cce bit nou' sac street and 5onny

NOTHING can make mouth pretty bpt pretty
Y teeth! The mouth is the gate of life, neglect ii
not! If neglected and not kept in good repair you
can't have good health aud what is more uus gh;ly
than mass of decayed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that L am repairing
mouths fixing up old teeth, and putting in new ones
as natural life if not so, at prices which viii
come within the means of all. l am plain liver
with light expenses. This gives me good health, and
clear conscience while it enables me to work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face, that had beer
entirely despoed of its charms, and which would
have res nsd so. but for my skill IN replacing ano
repairing lost and decayed teeth aud al prices vastly
below what SOME mere thinkers are in tho habit OF
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and eheaply.
i have received instructions from one of the very
best operators III the country, and have all the ad
vantage OF knowledge of the latest improvement
of the art in regsrd to which keep myself tuils
posted The poor well as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and il is all nonsense, no
criminal to put this kind of work al snch exorbitaR
prices to eonfne its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of tbs
irregularities of youth
Chidcen's teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours, Sc.
Kenosha August 2 SIS
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s3"It is curious to note the different values
placed upon the same thing by different persons.
One man is rich with enough to eat and drink
even though he have to earn these things by the
sweat of his brow, while another with thousands
of dollars that he knows not what to do with,
feels awful poor. Some with every means ofe
joyment at hand, seem to enjoy nothing, and
life is burdensome, while others think if they
had but one of those many means. their enjoy
ment would be complete. A case in point-we
heard little girl in the street, say to her COM
panion.
Emma, when you die, you'll have ride won't
your
Here was evidently her idea of the very acme
of enjoyment-a ride-which it would be worth
while to die for.
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Grocery and Provision Store.

L AN expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
IL In making my grateful acknowledgements to my
friends in the county and city of Kenosha for their
very encouraging support of my cndeavors 10 serve
them to the besl Of my ability j am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the contin
ucd and increasing patronage bestowed upon me,
am now enabled to make such arrangements for their
wants IN my way of business, being promptly and
advantageousy attended to- as cannot fail 10 be ben
efcial to the interests OF my customers.
AT my Store, No. 60 Main ST. / calculate that the
following articles shall he always on hand.
4 frst rate quality Of Groceries, of all descrip-
tons, comprising Black and Green Teas, CoGecs, y
&c. sound assortment Of
, VISIONS,
In the way of the best qualityof Winter and Spring
Flour, I'adsca Meal and Rye Flour
Potatoes and all kinds Of seasonable Vegesablcs
can also recommend my Butter and Cheese which
most choicely select | would also call attention
to my convenient "MARYET BASKETS" which have
been much called for, and will always be found
useful as they are good
IB Flour and al otksr heary articles Uiu be sent
home free Of carriage
SAMUEL VALE.
No. 60 Main Street, Next Door North of + Rob
inson's Drug Store.
KeaoshG, July Is 1856. lv16n5.
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VBy reference to the Marine list, weekly
(for which, by the way, we are indebted to the
politeness of Messrs. JOHN ID. FOSTER and Fl
H. JOHNSON, Dock Clerks) it will be seen that
the importation of Lumber this season far ex
ceeds that of any year heretofore. Our lum
Der merchants are preparing for heavy business
during the coming fall and winter. We are told
by one of the most extensive dealers, that the
amount imported this season will reach over
100000 #. against about 3,O0000Oft. last sea-
SON
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D-By reference to our advertising columns ii
will be seen that the Circuses and other itinera-
ting sources of amusements, are not all dead yet
With reference to those this week announced
one of them yankee Robinsons) we have read
considerable about, and moreover seen something
Of Knowing the concern and knowing some.
thing of our people, we feel to advise yankee, ~
not to pitch his tent in the neighborhood of res
eryoir
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-09

W~ The City Printing has heretofore cost the
city some $50 or $75 per anuum. The Council
no doubt under the impression that the printers
were amassing princely fortune out of this ex-
cessive liberality of the city, concluded that by
pitting the printers against each other they might
possibly turn an honest penny for the city. Ac.
cordingly the printers were required to I" bid "
for these extensive proceeds. They did so, and
the result was the printing was awarded to our
neighbor of the Democrat for s I00
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Mr.. DYES Concert.

This concert comes off on Tuesday afternoon
and evening next-the afternoon performance
being more particularly for the children. He has
an exceedingly attractive programme, and as the
choir is composed of some 60 of the young lads
and misses of the city, it must certainly prove
highly interesting. He will be assisted by Miss
Dye, on the Piano. The Concert takes place al
Military Hall.
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Tax Items.

The aggregate City valuation, real and perso-
nal, the present year, is $593, 900. At meeting
of the City Council last Monday evening IL was
fixed upon as the rate per cent. of the city tax
This gives the sum of Sc, 1853 rs for city purposes
ments, for harbor purposes is $2l6, 1877. Toraise
$4,000 on this basis, 1.6 per cent of tax has been
imposed.
The amount raised in Racine for City purpo.
ses the present year is $24,000.
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] late of Gothic Hail. Chicago. is prepared to e1
ecute anything called for. in the Taiisrins depart
ment, at the usual prices for First Class Workman
sap, He would also like to expose for your inspec.
ton the following
Brsadc 10 As-Blsck, Brown. Green. Daldia j.
Adelaide English Blacks. Blues and Browns
Cassimeres and Vsstngs-F rsnch aud FGgiise.
Also, good assortment of American Cloths. Cassi
meres and yestings. and TrimmiRSs to match
All Of which viii be Made to Order. short notice
by ". WEIGH.
August l. 1855 Ttf
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CYThe Census of WATERTowN discloses the

E-Y-The Census of WATERFOWL discloses the
unexpected fact that it is the second city in
point of size in the State numbering considerably
over 5000 inhabitants.
We have some doubt of the honesty of the
census of several cities of the State, as those
who took them, seem to have set out with the
intention of accomplishing certain results at al
events.
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w OULD respectful, call the attention ofhis
w friends and The public in generate his shop
in the Quarps Building, on Main Street, mex,
South Of the Durkee House, where Wagons, Car
riages and Bugges made and mended on the
shortest notice.
lie is ready to compare his work with any done
west OF Buffalo. aud he intends TO repair quicker
and manufacture better, than any shop can do in
"the Park Cify''
His Worklnen are retained at great expense,
aud his materials are warranted Of the best quality
lie is perfectly willing that the Rail Road
should be built, but he is bound to enablefarmers
TO bring their produce, and their wives and child
rem TO town in their own Cars, if they please.
Call AID examine my work, and fit does not
suit, wilintroduce you myself.to Bans shop.
DAVID CROSIT.
Ksuosia. Oct %. 1S53-nI6 ~
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E- "When we would show any one
that he is mistaken, our best course Is to
observe on what side he considers the sub
ject, for his view Of is generally right on
this side, and admit to him that it is right
so far He will be satisfied with this judg.
ment but only nsdvertent in not looking
at the whole Of the ca e."-Pascdl.
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and again. We have urged its necessity, argu-
ed its feasibility, and from the light of experience
shown in every way we knew how, all these
points. We have not changed our views-our
enthusiasm has not been damped, nor our conf
dence lessened in our first convictions in refer
ence to the enterprise.
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OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
SIMMONS & SON.

NO. 40. MAIN STREET, KENOSIIA,.
A RE receiving and opening their stock of Spring
IA and Summer Goods. Their stock embraces a
good variety of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Croekery, Farming
Tools, DC, dc.
They were selected by of the firm especially for
this market, and they have no hesitation in saying
the Bc.< in the several departments that can be
found in the eastern markets.
THEIR GOODS ARE ALL NEW,
And was bought at the unusually low prices pre-
yelling in New York, and will be sold low can
possibly be afforded and lower than ever before
offered in this market.
Wehave an excellent stock Of Goods in oil respects,
of every variety in our line, and know can sell
them unusually low, and therefore invite buyers
to call. And it will give pleasure to show our
goods even people do not desire to purchase there
fore Call and Examine.
We think we are prepared to offer unusual low
bargains to buyers and therefore invite them to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
70, We aciH take all kinds Of produce IN exchange
for goods. D. 81 q.
Kenosha, May, 1855. (v15n4s.
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INFORMATION WANTED, of the where

ENRORMATION WANTED, Of the where
N abouis of Martin Hudson who left his residence
oil Washington ST., New York, on or about the last
or April, TO seek employment at Chicago H. since
which bis wife Margaret Hudson who now resides al
henosha, Wisconsin, has not heard from him
Any information left at this ofice, or at DR. John
sons residence, vii be gratefully resolved.
Kenosba, July - SIS.
MARGARET HIYDS0N
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OR S ALE.
TURNiP SEED.
ZINC PAINTS.

WE are constantly receiving, and shall keep
w full supply of the best brands Of Zinc Paint
White Zinc being an oxide forms chemical combi-
nation with the acid of the oil, producing hard and
durable paint either for inside work for exposure
to the weather.
1t is ono third cheaper-frce from poisonous prop.
critics and gives better and more durable white
a STARKWEATHER & co.
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Important to Advertisers,

The circulation Of this Paper as mor larger thar
any other paper in Southeastern Wisconsin, out o
Mllica4kee Merchants and others, 9ko irish to keeT
their business bcore the Public, can find better
dunn fer that purpose, than the TRIBUNE AND
TEL .EGRAPH