davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
Naking q Needle.

wonder II any little girl who may read
this ever though, how many people are Gil
the time at work in making things which
she every day uses. What can be more
common, and, you may think, more simple
than needle! Yet il you do not know II.
can tell you that it takes great many
persons 10 make u needle; aud il takes
gre at deal of time, too. Let Us take peep
irto u needle factory: In gong over the
premis cs, we must pass bither aud thlther,
and walk into the next street and back
again, and tuke a drive to a mill in order
10 see the whole process. We find one
chamber of the shops 10 hung round with
Coils of bright wire, of oil thcknessee, from
the stout kinds used for goldfish hooks 10
that for the finest cambria needles. IN
roam below, bits of wire, the length of two
needles ure cut by the vast pair oil shears
liked in the wall A bundle has been Gu
off, the bits needed Strengthening, for they
came off from coils.
The bundle is thrown into red hot fur-
mace; then taken out, and rolled backward
and forward on tsbie unfil the wires are
ssrs;sht This prossss 10 called "rubbine
straight" We a~w see mill for girls ding
needles. We 90 down into the b isement,
and find needle pointer seated on his
ben IN. II takes up two dozen or SO of the
wires, and rolls them between his thumb
and fingers with their ends on the grind
stone, first one end and then the other We
have uow the wires straight aud pointed Il
both ends Mkt is the machine which
fs,tens and cutters the heads of ten thous
and needles per hour. Observe the little
cutters Ut the head OF your needle. Next
comes the punching Of the eyes; and the
boy who does il pancies eight thousand an
hour, and he doea il 30 fast your eye can
hardly keep pace with him. The splitting
foiiowe, which /, running a fine wire
through dozen. perhsFs, Of these twin
needles.
A woman, with q little anvil before her
fies betwceb the heads and separates them
They are now complete needles, but rou-h
and rusty, and, when red hot, are thrown
into pan Of cold water. Next, they must
be tempered; and this 8 done BY rolling
them backward and forward on hot met II
plate. The polishing still remains to be
done. On very coarse cloth, needles are
spre ID &, the humber Of forty or fifty thou'-
md. Emery dust is strewn over them, oil
il sprnklrd, and soft soip ia hcd ny spoons-
fui over the cloth; tie cloth IS then rolled
hard up, and, with several others Of the same
kind thrown into q sort Of wash pot to roll
to and fro for twelve hours or more. They
come on, dirty enough. bu' alter rinsing IN
clean hot water. and loss in saw-dust,
they look as bright as can b., and are ready
to be sorted and put up tor sale. But the
sorting and putting up IN papers. you may
imagine is quite work by itself.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
BEAUTY and UTILITY.

AEinsite the special ttention Of those 10 want e
w boo.s For The Table ~ our de variety ofthosc
aftie,es:-
splendidiy Bound and illustrated;
We have uil the fHvd rite =, eta;
A nnin,cr Of Elegant Fiovui Works;
Aud various y pu.ar Works in Prose;
We will name u few of them;
Parttcniari, adaptei Tor Presentation Books;
The White Vel. A Bridal Gif:
Tuppers Prov.rbia Pniio,,i h., Superb Edition.
This Dadeni, The souvenir;
Byron, Antique Bi:dng, Qusrto re;
Ditto Gilt Morocco,
Burns, d, do
Poets Of Connecticut,
Dictionary af FoeticAI Quota.ions Antique;
Fiorubei. Poetr, OF Flowers;
Mrs Heman's Poems, pal,ier Mache Binding;
With Many Others Equally Fine,
For sale very Low,
June Cd. 1855 AZ no. I LIE Claire b ock
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

As we came on Brooklyn ferry-boat the
other day gentleman, one OF the fast men
evidently, drove on board at rapid rave
and nearly ran over u man, WIN se'zed his
horse by the bride aud brought HIM to
.,and still.
"Wha. do you mean, said the driving
individual, "by catching hold Of my horse y
"What d. you mean by driving over peg
pie in TINS k.ni OF way'
lie. 60 ., my horse, tell your
IN see you hung first"
The man leaped uut Of his buggy. and
coming rap.dly upon the ether, whip in nand'
cried out:
If say let 60 OF that horse. I"
saw won't till get ready"
.WplI, them" said the driver, throwing
his whip into The carriage, Just hold h'm'
will you!" and he walked into the cabin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

PAPER CoLLARs.--There is an establish
men, in New York extensively engaged IN
manufacturing shirt coiiars out OF paper
II is said that one Thousand per hour are
turned Of by machinery. and that they beur
such a close resemblance to the linen Cor
lars vi are in the habit Of wearing that the
difference cuuld only be discovered by tear
ips the article.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

AT Toronto on the 18Th inst a NIB at
lacked company Of Circus performers, IN
Consequence Of an assault committed by
them on sumo persons the evening previous
The crcus wagons were smashed up and
thrown into the bay, and an attempt made
10 burn the tent. Three or four persons
were badly injured before the disturbance
was qucled by the police
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

Lieut. Kinney. of the lst Regiment OF
Artillery, died at Fort McHenry, Baltimore
THE 18th inst Only year since he
graduated at West Point.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

Rxc,rs FOR FLoATisG.-Any human
heinz who will have tbs presence OF mind
n clasp the hands behind the back, aud
turn the face toward the xenith, may host
at ease, and in perfect safety in toierAbly
still wster--ays and sl5rp there no matter
how long. TIT. .,
anon the Buffalo Republic says
"We were ass enough to Try that once
We turned our hands behind our BACK out
before we had obtained good view OF the
uf,rsaid zenith, we had G me down gurghng
10 the bottom like a broken Jug ana ~ aoou'
two minutes we were being neld up ny our
heels, to allow come six pinis oi iaae wa
ter 10 leak of from our overeharged St'm'
acL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

The Ross.-In lecture upon the trees
ofAmer,co, Professor Agassis states re-
msrkabie fact in regard to the tamly Of 'he
rose. which includes among its vasiehes'
M, only MANY OF the most beautiful How.
ara which are known, but also the richest
trat. su ch as the apple, pear, peach, Plum
apricot, cherry, strawberry taspoe.
~, &c. namely, that no fossils u
plants belonging 10 this family nave ever
been discovered BY biologists. This no
regarded as conclusive evidence that 'ne
introduction OF this family Of plants upon
the earth was covesl with, or subsequent u
the creation Of man, to whose comiort ana
happiness they seem especially INTENDED oy
Providence TO contribute.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

$500 REWARD!
TO WHOEVER Wilt BRING THE OFFENDER
l. ToJUSTtCE. thfeatenng Letter has been
sat TO Strasb .rg,r d Lo,v.nstcin, Wholesale and
Retail draiersin ready clothing uGd Gents Fur
iishing Gauds, No o lie claire Row, davenport. tor
sling heir goods IS per cent, than any othcr
tore III the citys Tbs. II not BIS frightened or ihtim
d ted ty cny such threats. They intend 20 eontnae
s,e sumo irtie as long the. please, Ghu from
tbs time 10 make still further reduction. They
WARRANT their goods as represented Come ah' tudge
fos Yourself From this q IT, they intend to make
li further reduction and SSH as 30 per e:nt liver
ii,an an, other no has offered AsonIshngly
low prices At the Great Western Clothing II use.
June 20 IS d.ly Srs.sskxaxR & LoEvkNs' Elm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
9eshs \ $tatieaery.

DERPnnaTEp Paper;
1 White and Assorted Col,rs;
- For sale nj
May -, la55 No. L. Claire Block.
noXES ofPaibts; :.
ID Usbornes Water CoIor.;
English dir.o;
Cseap Toy Paints; Pov sale
nay3O mo. = Le Clairo Book.
NARGENT'S Standard Reader;
~ Smiths illustrated Astronomy;
full snppty received AID For Sale
may 30 NJ. 4 10 Claire Block.
LeXTRA Bound Ledgsr-;
IL Journals;
Day books;
Common Pull Sound ditto;
Comm, Cheap do do
Tavern Hagistsrs; For sals
nay 80 No. Z L. Claire Block
DECktPT Book, Bill Books;
IL Books OF Blank Notes;
Sheets Of Hank Notes and Draft;
nttD Bills Lading; For sale
may 20, ie35 Al No. 7 lie Claire Block.
iUsrR.csved by Express at No. 7 lie Claire Block
lot ~ large LIE al Envelopes;
Tracing Cloth: Ri Books. etc;
Also Axfc iiirrri Publications, con.isting of
Landscape, Hardening; Farm tmplementsaad
Homes { r I'll. Peopl.: New Works;
Ma. Flower. by Il. Beechcr stowe;
Western Tourist, etc; Maps Of Iowa:
Bcnn, Williams & Co., Township. for Families, (ob
Rnllers.) and Davenport Directory;
Jun"+ VIII. HOLMES + Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
EMIaRAETs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

All Want Good and Reliable Maps.
IYENN, Wi iigns \ Co.'S Township Maps are the
b.st. being complied from the United states Sur
yeys, official information, and personal rceounois
sAnce; showing tn. streans. roads towns post ofccs
county seats, works of Internal Improvement, etc.
etc Being published within the sstc arc, fact the
emily ,eliable md complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regulari, appointed agents for the snie OF
these maps We are prear red to Inrnjsh them to thu
trade ~ the publishers lowest wholesale rttes, or b,
the suelc copy. Also:
2i1 dog. H. Csitonf Co. aud Ensign, Bridginat
Fannings maps the United states. Western States
aud tue states Df illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-,
souri,; aud Territories Of M,anesota. Kansas and Ne
brxska, Forsale, wholesale or retail, by
WARREN b RHAWS.
Book sellers and Staf!oners. Desiersin Wal Paper,
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Roes Island
Post Once, davenport. Api. %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

Al Milwaukee, on Sunday night. the mil
n.nery and dress-making establishment Of
Mrs. Wheeler, on Wisconsin street. was
entered by burglars aud robbed Of goods to
The amount of S2COO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

ss1A 1GxER0es
COOK 4 81 EGExT, Davenport. toOa.
cox, SARGEk1 q LOvAkY, lows city, 1owse
COOK, 6AkG4xY = PARkkR. Esek lslssd, liz
DsakeBs = lDealsss In EyeAanGs.
Nssss ead DHls Gssssefef SD pSssssIs ss@Ssss6 -
asv1srf n ~ United 0fasss.
1ills u 1xshasgs % III ~ ySissiyal citiee
6 IL vnised States anA 4aseye,
veught an DolA.
DTMensy vVnittsd 10 Europe n si6As bufs, Nh
caA be esshed 10 sny tepR u Esesssd, IsstA6 -
Wsiss 10 anne e vIwaE6s.
sS8oseY tees
:. ". CLARK. 81. Inuis Ne.
3. W. CLAkK, DODGE CO., Kew Yeeh.
h. ". CLARK 4 CO.. PhiledefJ his.
W. CLAM 4 20 Bcstos, Hsss.
GE0RGE SMITH h 90. Chicago
HATCH LANODON, Ciseip rati, Chic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

on the night Of the 10th. the White
A,''s. situated in the twelfth ward Of the
city o. Cincinnati, were entirely destroyed
BY Gre. Iqs- estimated at $40 900, and no
'."sass.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
LOTS TO LEASE

LOTS TO LEASE
in Gurley's Subdivision Of Russells Land.
WILL tease for ~ Year,, lots BRADY, Main and
Harrison Streets ,inning through the who'e term;
tcsv is beautifully situat ed nnd the low rates
which the, now offered, wall enable any one to
gel cheap home, convenient - the business part Of
the city. Appy 10 GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
Corner OF Main and Suco d Streets.
June 90 Is3y.d,f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
MAGNOLIA xoUs1.

THIS 4. tho name OF nsv Boarding cad pshlie
] Houss, opened This day on she sssthssa eosnsI
Of Rock Isiand and second streets. vAese vill y
,coms md The best fare The mark q a6ords. HssnG
had much experience In one q our largest etttee %
feel aurse able = Gtvssnuee ssnasse
tiou 10 all who favor US with call.
TBOH 2. 4 SARAH DRiCxLEY4
Davenport, June leth IS d.ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

in kits casks and barr. Y q. sale
Nj may ii Of 3 AW.xkLLY'6.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

WHrTAKE1 q GRANT.
Attorneys az Law and Land Agents,
II AVE removed their ONES 10 No Main Street.
Ii 0Onv0yAno2
Whitaker GrCnt have cOsm piese ahsgSact Of all
the land titles IN this coanty. They prspAreA to
shsw the condition Of ssy title the record In 1ve
minutes. Aprjllp
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

A. III. MILLER,
MEkAh land AGENT.
Enters Lands, Locates Land Warrants,
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
RENTS HOUSES AND FARMS,
COLLECTS RENTS, PAYS TAXES
AND ATTENDS PROMPTLY
70 ALL BDSiSEM lSTsUSTtD 10 MS CARE
Cffice over the Pest Chice,
EHJFo7T, IOWA.
have t.rge q,..Ltiiy 81
skTH Nd COUNTRY PROPEMTY
tor sale on very Reasonable terms jul, 3 IS tim
( NlGaRs & TOBAcCO.--5's 50 and p.u hd ,mps
y superior Missouri snd Virginia Honey lev chew
ing 'nds,noking Tobaecos. also few thousand Jks-
~ LIND tosD"s Cueasos and septunos cigars, very
hoiee ana cheap, for sile by
Jane 20 ). WEAVER, Jr, q co.
ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, &c.
AIKs. BLAkEMokE is now prepared to serve
VI zee Cream, LEM uade, Soda. Cream b or,
nd Cakes TO all those who may favor her with call
q her confectionery Second Rock Island st.
Confec ion,.ries Of al kinds constantly on hand.
davenport, June 18th, less 4m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
Crest 6argainS.

Great Bargains.
LAND FOK SALE.
~ ACRES w ar. see > Town go R4 E.st, "
lOU miles SIREN town, IN. spring, and land rich,
my $3.50 psr4cre each. Applyto
June a '55 fADS'A sTEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
I.ots in Claire

Lots in L. Claire.
LOTS block central part 81 the CITY. Tor sale
, Jhclf cheap. Apply 70 Z iDS & STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
INoR sale W 1 offs W a23. 1871;
Il OctI4 by WHITAKER & GRANT.

1 FARM in ltiae 6rass, on tho xuscstino road {
miles from To~
l6u acres unj. ,nce, 100 undo rsn itivation;
4oacrestip er: wstered By running .treanI
Forsste .dtaatageous: Apply to
Octb WHITAKER & GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
Hydraulic Cement,

~ Water Lime, Kept constantly On hard and for
" sale by
Jane 2gH BURROWS d PRETTYM
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
HOUSES, HOUSES,
chean 7onaea.

lNOR SALE IN terms ore fea sonaLie thh \ has
L before been offered In this market. I5O boa II
full BUILDING LUTS in Eads addiaoG,o y. eel bav
enpvrt, ranging ia size iron, 81 feet b! $50 10
scres. THESE otsxre 1ne for gal dens ufxi house
anA s1osdiAG seuas II The most nag Encent sites
kooey 0s.o5Ao0e0s ny wAssc = be ierua il
DE vssisisy VI usyespesA Tie ssGs ase - sa,.
ths vssy ssas sun ~ ogDdsvs s,,1 tssg .le
rod pas .assss Sii seesssA bssustisl hsGe nat viii
dsily ne IN value. Csll0e
June ~ IS EACg 4 ETtNAnT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

Building Lots for Sale,
A LARGE mum be OF building Lots in various parts
~ Of the city and its surroundings for sale BY
MAYS EADS Il STEaART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

nN the BiuG, commanding nne view Of Reeh 10
Inland and davenport: the house 10 large end auh.
4saatiaily bsilt, eonteinine Rooms. KNrhs1 sAA
basement, with large hall Arst and seesaA eosr
.orieo In front and porch in rear, With veil and eie
tern. Terms half cash, the balance in y n"ashs.
Apply IT the Store ~
June t-dR b. W. KELLY, FSonest.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

hn.. .Iar,u. n~bcs ,nent, in The " I'D GEAsTS
I'm hay. inr HIM, 10 All part. nj Tie world, I'm.
Ia tbi, exhibition ~ per-
nn ,,d All Eafirs~iy the Cages ii the Will
-nin where "a. a,ii rSh bat b. us' pshng sHd
-a,ap irdu-pe, i',.gI,dsb'r and i-ssc'ou-
rat,tt
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13
Grocery and Provision Store.


Y AM 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 endeavors 10 serve
them to the bcsl Of my ability. | am also thankful
to he able TO add, that in consequence of the contin
ued 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- cannot fail to be ben
official to the interests of my customers
AT my Store, No 60 Main St. calculate that the
following articles shul be always on hand:
A first rate quality Of Groceries, of all descriD
tons, comprising Black and Green Teas, Cofces,
Nc. A sound assortment of
Pr DIVISIONS
In the way of the best quality of T1tes. and Spring
Flour Indian Meal and Rye Flour
Potatoes and all kinds of seasonable Vegetables
can also recommend my Battet. and Cheese, which
L most choeely select. | would also call attention
to my convenient "MARKEr BASKETS" which have
been much called for and will always be found as
useful as they are good.
10 Flour and all other heary articles tciR be ssnt
home free Of carriage.
SAMUEL VALE.
No. 90 Main Street, Next Door North of + Rob
inson's Drug Store
kenosha, July Is, 1856. Tvl6n5.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13
NJ IL SIC T..


cal instrument dealers, teachers composers, and the
ffess m al sections of the Union have united in pro-
nouncing Mr. Waters Pianos second 10 none other
OF Arnsrlcan or European make AS 4o price Mr.
W. does not allow himself 10 be undelg0ld in fair
open trade. Ills mclodenms-nf vhiCI, ba loens .
large stock-ranre from $40 Ia $3.50 and fis riapos
carries up the tune from $3.50 81 900 tits scarce
~ possible for the dealer or the buyel Of q in
strument, not to satisfy hnnsefatAIr Waters depot
In connection with this part of the trade Mr. Wa
tiers rs one OF the most extensive publishers of music
in the Union. He keeps at steady work eight press.
es, and his popular music, by tic most eminent com
posers Is flying everywhere hr0acaest br' hout fbo
land. We doubt If Oliver Ditsoii of Boston said
to be the largest music dealer ia the United States
turns oil more sheets or better music than Horace
Waters. When Mr.. w. commenced in this city he
was told by competitors thathe better move on
as me pianos he offered were "no go; bat Horace
being pretty stubborn New Highlander concluded
he wouldn't move on, the way his rivals meant at
least until he had tried the market and his conclu.
sion now, after six Years trial during which he has
been compelled to enlarge his premises several times
is, that he irlH move on, and keep moving on and
up, until he is able TO sell loo Instruments n week
instead of 30 and make at least % Of the 100 himself
After all, Mr. Waters success is mainly TO be attrj.
buted to his liberal patronage of the Press. There
is scarcely paper in the Union Of any respectable
ty into which his advertisements have not found their
way, By no other means could he IN short time
nave arisen TO his present position His late reduc
tlon or the price OF music and instruments has also
largely increased his trade lie means If making
the superior article at the lowest prices win effect if
to move on so far that compctonw viii lag in the rear
lt Is worth any ones whiie--buvcr or MOTTO drop
in at No 1913 Broadway 5lis depot and see some Of
his things of beauty, for
1yn48l --fErcaiag Mirror
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13
ETNA INSURANCE GO.
AoI Hartford Conn.
Incrcaxe Cash CnnIlni To SifAn nnn

Increase Cash Capital to $4,000, 900.
HAVE the pleasure Of informing The dealers
M with this Company and the public generally.
that in view Of toe vast increase ofbusness dur.
ing the past year, its cash capital has been in.
creased to S500,Ot0. This together with The
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, and
the enormous receipts OF premiums on its regular
and established business affords its policy holders
an indemnify much greater than any other in
suran"e Company IN America.
The business Of this company is conducted on
fair and liberal principals and It's losses are ALWAYS
promptly paid in cash. The undersigned in en-
terng upon the tweiyjh yeor ofhis agency for this
company lnthis city and vicinity, begs TO congrat-
ulate its dealers upon its remarkable success and
the lmportantncredse of its capital and business,
which together with The manner in which It's bu-
snesS is conducted, places it on a basis beyond The
reach OF any contingency short Of Simultaneous
conHagratioA Of the country
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will b. attended to with the
same punctuaiity as heretofore. Rates as low as
any other responsible Office.
kenosha, Feb. Is, 50. l.. G.. MERRILL.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13
Kenosha Circuit Conrt--In Chanccry.

Alba u. Paddock Il. Louisa Paddock,
1T appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction Of .s eor
the defendant Louisa Paddock resident Of the state Of
Wisconsin. On motion of O. s. Head solicitor for said com
Painant k ordered that the said louisa Paddock her
appearance 70 be entered in this by the first day
Der 4 d. M and that she plead demur TO the com
planants bill Of complaint filed in this by the said first
day q December, A. D. $50 and thereof that the
said bill Of complaint be taken confessed
by and against her.
And is further ordered that within twenty DAYS from the
date Of this order that the said complainant this order
TO be published the Ken0sha Tribune TELEGRAPH
newspaper in the cit and of and that
week for six weeks n succession =
Dated a. Renosha this LIST day Of September A. D. 1856
" ;. HEAD, Com. SoIr JOSIAH BOND.
Court Com'r for Kenosha County,
Attest. l.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13
INSURANCE q &
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH FOND.

us Agent for the following responsible Insurance
4 Companies in Hartford and Boston. They are
controlled by the strongest andlnost experienced men
in those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies OF the country. To wit:
Connecticut Fire Insurance 90. HARTFORD,
Conn, Capital $500 ,00o-J. b. Eldrcdge, Secreta-
J. ry; b. w. Greene, President.
PfsGnix Insurance &C., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca
pital 500, Ooo-H. Kellogg, Secretary; L. ii. Nor
4 gan, President.
Merchandise Stores, Dwellings, Far1nhouses, Barns,
Public Buildings, Manufactures Sc, insured in
the above Companies, at my Office in Kenosha, on
as reasonable terms in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore.
New England Tzntnsi life Insurance 90.
BosToN, Mass, Il. T. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, Presideat.-As a Life Insurance Compa-
ny stands the first in the country.
Kenosha, Dec 7, IS54-Iy22 JOSIAH BOND.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13

] Eve ifA4A Ats n AISSS As-AiS~E'
Ma E are prepared to take risks in the following
w Companies, at fair rates, viz:
Chicago city Insurance Compouy,
Merchants FIRE and Marine Iasasance Company
Of PhHadeipbia
North Wcslcrn, Of PhIaae1pd1o
Madison Mutual, Of Madison, us
Lafayette, Of JanesrWc, us.
WerraatRe, ct CociagtoH, Ky.
Give us Il call.
GASKIIT, OH A1TpFpTJN & 10
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-13

TICKETS through, or to.any point on tn,
Route cam be had Of
6mnol II. BELL, Agent,
hcRoShq U1s