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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
Our Marine Matters.

We discontinue this week our rep ort of Arri-
walls and Departures by lake, at this port, many
of the vessels having drawn off and gone into win
ter quarters, while the arrivals from the lower
lakes are few The Traveller, Arctic, and HUI
ron make their regular trips daily, and probably
will as long as the weather permits. Since our
last, the Schooner Hurricane, Capt. Close, clear
ed for Buffalo with cargo of 5000 bus wheat,
probably the last cargo that will he shipped a.
round the lakes this season from Kenosha.
Schooner Col Giocer, Capt. Hoag, cleared for
Mantowoc ON Tuesday last Schooner Z. F.
Hrrrrek Bulen arrived on Saturday, with a
cargo Of lumber ard coal aud is still in harbor.
LAID Tr.-The Schooners Challenge and L..
B. Nichols, have been disrIanticd and laid up in
our harbor Tor the winter. They have both done
n good seasons busine s. for their owners, having
met with no accident to speak of during the sea-
soma good compliment for the care and sea-
mnnship of their respective captains. The Chal-
lengc arrived from her last trip to Muskegon,
on Sunday evening last
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Pay UP.

The City Stockholders in our Western Road
were generally present at the meeting of Tues
day evening last, and understand exactly the
position of affairs. Upon them rests the decis-
ion whether further effort shall be made with re-
ference to this enterprise, or it shall be abandon
ed and all that has been done be lost. We know
whatresponse was made there, and we believe the
assurances given will be complied with. There
is no time to lose. Not another step will be ia
ken probably until the promises there made are
complied with. Step up then gentlemen stock
holders to the Trcasur Office at the Bank,
don't wait for that officer to call on you and full
fiji your agreements. The wheels wiz move for
ward then, and in our opinion will not stop again,
until the work is done 81 ~+A aH-
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Found at Last !

Perhaps there is no one department. of labor on
which so much effort has been expended, to intro
duco machinery, as the simple department
of WASHING, And for no other one purpose,
we take it, has so many different machines been
invented, and all to so little use and purposes as
with the exception we are about TO state, we
presume there was never a washing machine in
vented which was not discarded on trial.
This exception is that of machine called the
"knuekie flashing Machine" invented in Iud-
ana, patented some three years since, sold and
used extensively in the eastern states, and now
we believe for the first time brought into this
State
H. b. BARNES; of this city has bought the right
10 make and sell this machine for the counties Of
Kenoso, Racine, Walworth and Rock, and in
lends 10 commence their manufacture and intro
duction az NI.,e. .#-....
We hardly deem it worth the while TO say much
about it rs we have no doubt Mr.. Barnes will
get orders faster than he can fill thom. The ma
chine so commends itself at a glance, and so
proves itself ON trial as the very. thing so long
agonized for, that wherever it has been seen it
has caused a rush ut once TO procure it. We APP
prehend the days of wash boards and weary
backs and ahraded knuckes are about at an end,
AS these machines must become as familiar as
household words.
In our next Mr., Barnes will probably tell
wssrs machines may be examined, and we may
give faiieE description of it if thing so simple
easily worked and understood, needs any de-
ssripsieE.
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& MUSICAL MoCSE.-0ur readers have heard
no doubt of such things mnsie&l mice, but AS
we have, probably regarded such stories with
incrcd ulity. We have good evidence howe rsr
right at home, that they ere not entirely myth
For week or two past nj Pierce y Bailey's
fruit store, a Mouse has frequently made its ap-
pearaaas. skipping with great velocity about the
shelves. all the time uttering musical sound
All attempts to cage him have been fruitless. and
as he has not been seen for day or tive past, ne
is probably fulfilling an engagement elsewhere,
but will no doubt return, seE
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= INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH ROND,

s Agent for the following; responsible Insurance
Il Companies in Hartford and Boston They are
controlled BY the strongest and most experienced men
IN those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To wits * w7
COnnrcficut II ire Insurance Go. HARTFORD
Conn, Capital $500, O00-J. b. Eldrclge .Secyeta.
ry; B. W. Greene, President. s. eGt Aa<
Ptaenix Insurance Co., HARTF ORD, Conn Ca
pitai S2o0;ooo-H Kellogg, Secretary L. III. Nor
= gan,- President i.ih e l7a4 - OF
Meschandize, Stores. Dwellings, Fafnhouses Barns,
the aboye Conpa.,ies. at ny ocs in Ken"sha. on
as reasonable terms as in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
BnsToN Mass, u. K. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, PresFdeat.---4As a Life Insurance Compa-
ny stands the first in the country. .s - ~
kenosha Dee z, IS54.--Iy22 JOSIAH BOND
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Ia Christopher .Farrell,one ofcur Hibernian
brethren, long resident of our city, left us on
Monday last to return to the Emerald ISLE. We
authorized to state that the rumors so current
that he has gone to join the army of invasion Of
Ireland, which England is fitting out feet to
intercept, are entirely without foundation. He
is simply seeking the restoration of his health,
and returns under the patronage of our citizens
to his native isle in that quest. We trust the
most sanguine hopes of Christopher and his
friends may be realized -si. - r. &
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p EOPLE'S S TOR Z

% lThds Sugar
$50 bbis Refined Sugar
100 " Molasses
so " Stuar; IL Golden
Syrup WY
loo Bags Rio & Old Gov,
Java Coffee
100 Chests A No. | Tea
10 Ch'ts Eng. Br'kf st Tea
10 Tierccs Rice -
Bakers Saleratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar * Baking
Powders
Raisins, Curr'nts, Pruncs
Citron and Dates
Pepper, All-spice, Nut.
meg, Cassia, Ginger and
Mace
Corn st oh, Farina, Mae.
aroni, Tapioca and Mus
tard
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose
Almond and Curry Pow.
der extracts
Pickles of all kinds
Fish. Goldfish, Maekerel,
Whiieiish, Smoked Hal
ibut, Smoked Herring &
Sardines W.
Linsecd OIL, While Lend
Lnmp Oil and all kind,
Candies
Salt.-Butter, Table anC
barrel Salt
Bag Flour, Graham do.
Corn Meal, Apples, po
tatcc5, Onions, Cahha
ges, Squash, Beets, Dat
and Corn
Keaosha. September 2
PHINEAs STEVENS.
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The Kenosha TannerY.

WV BoNE has recently associated himself with Mr. Potter
IN this institution and claims aspace in columns to
cae the fact and other with it, the public
Mr. Bone is thorough energetic business man, and =
Scochmaua guarantee that he is also honest and consc
entous. which would be quite in his if he not
Scochan lie tells the public IN his advertisement what
Mel prepared and in calling attention TO it, 1t gives
pleasure say, What it is only necessary say those who
acquainted with him, that he wiz redeem to the let
Ter all he promises All those whose extend tC
his bu siness cannot do better than patrouize him.
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f20O0 Bags
10000 yds Fine Sheeting
1000 I" Bleach "
I2oc0 d" Stripe Shifting
POGO DcnimS and Drilling
100 pieces Prints & Cling
hams
25 4" Alpaccas and
ParaTc!tas
- pieces Red, Blue, Vel.
low and White Flannel
$50 pieces Broad Cloth,
Doc Skins, Cassimeres g.
Satinetts 4EE
30 pieces Kentucky Jeans
Twccds and Linscy VOL
soy RUa4A Asses 5
loo pieces Ticking, Cotton
Flannel, Cold Canbrics
loo pain 5 Bed BlGnkets &
Horse Blankets
Al kinds Toweling and
Table Cloths 49,.
irish Linen, Coarsc& Fine
bay State Shawls
Buckskin Mittens and
Gloves
Mems s. Women's Stock.
nnes t.s ~ ,,a4T.l ..'i
20 Bales Cotton Batting
no " Waddins
Linen and Gotten Thread
Wool conaforters
Hooks ana Eyes, Noodles.
Pins, Combs, Stcelpens,
| Pencils pnd Hair Pins.
* general assortment OF
/ Crockery, Wood and
Stone Ware. Packing
! Barrels g. Butter Fkiry
Z, 1855.
GEoRGE |. HEAD.
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Pruit Store

Mr. EMYoxs, hand at old stand, appears IN cur
columns to-day We have kuoRn Mr. Emons seyerai years
aud are the public viii be pleased tsdsa with him. Ill.,
adveriis'me! viii pay for esre reading particularly -
hose ~te coasH4r yystsrs.
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
CASKEEE, CFKANHEEEEEN 4, co.

SOUTHWEST CORNER oUARLEs' BLOCK, KENosHA
ri 55sss WISCONSIN &ttt'
MOULD respectfully invite the attention of all
Z Wv persons having property for sale, or wishing
to purchase, either City Lots or Country Lands, to
the fact that they prepared the transaction of
General Annd Agency business.
They keep Book for the purpose of registering
property for sale or rent Persons having property
for SALE invited to make this office their head
quarters They will also give attention to the pay
ment of Taxes for nonresidens and III fact attend
to all matters connected with Real Estate. [lyn3
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f CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

A It CIR EAT BARGAiNS.-One Hundred
IN lots in different parts of the City, for sale, on
liberal terms, as to time and at prices VERY LOW
have but one price. Any person agreeing to erect
House on the premises have credit for the en-
tire price OF the lot. }- t7t "a 7a5 ssaatk
1t is my interest to sel aud TO sell cheap; for every
one disposed Of makes the res! more valuable
Cali at my office at any time and will go ON to
the ground and snow you the lots.
r. al ~ .tta,. - ...s+.+f JOSJAH ROM
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SASH, DoOrs, AND WINDOW By.END
FACTORY.

y II. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory, and is prepared TO supply orders the
shortest notice aud at reasonable prices, and viii war
rant all his work be OF the best material and make
Farmers and all Others engaged in building, will
find it much 10 their interest TO call at The Manuac-
turcrs for their Sash, &c, as they get better
article by 50 doing, and at cheaper rates.
lie is prepared also to do al kinds of Saving.
on the shortest notice; and soon az n competent
Turner he ohtaned, win also be prepared to do
all kinds of WOOD TURNING. t.s.
Jobbing of all kinds in the line of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended to.
All who want work done are invited To give INC a
call am determined To suit customers, il possible.
To- Shop Pearl street, south side, between
Main aud Exchange. & a@
Kcnoslia, June 1855. vl6nI
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TO OLD FRIENDS & NEW
HUB b ARD 81 CO..


FORMERLY H. W. HUBBARD1
{ RI. in tho market, at the old stand, Mol Ru-
= mails Block, with compile assortment Of New
Goods, ready to do all those who may favor them
with cali a gFeat deal Of good. Our stock of
D r Y G o o ID S A4-
is large and was bought with reference to heavy
fall trade.
In the DRESS GOODS line We have endcav-
orcd 10 select all styles, and rare, with Trim
mings Of all qualities 10 match We have Black
Silks warranted not 10 crack, Fancy Silks, new
styles any pretty. Meruos, a complete assortment.
Wool Plaids, Il good variety. All Wool DeLanes,
all colors. Ladies Cloths, desirable shades.
sWAWk.S,-lsroche Loug Shawls at Square
Shawl prices. Bay Slate aud Scotch do from the
cheapest to the best made.
For tho Mcn.-We have piles of Broad Cloths,
CassinIeres. Sa'inetts, klannels, Under Shirts,
Drawers, buck Gloves and Mittens. eSc. &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Brussels and Ingram n
variety of patterns Oil Cloths 4, 6 and 81 wide,
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
Crockcry, Stonc 81 Glass Ware.-A few setts
Ware wholesale or retail Stone Jugs and Jars,
Earthen do. Tumhlers, Casters, Lamps and Ian
GRO CERIES.
We are prepared 10 give our Customers Bargains
on Sugars, as orr stock vas bought betore the last
rise VI rs & t#@~ Nt*
We are still selling SYRurs and MoLsssEs at old
prices, Notwithstanding the advance IN the mar.
TEAS AND COFFEES
On these articles we hope to sustain the reutpa-
tion We have already established.
We are always wanting ali kinds of Farmers Pro
for,ls HUBBARD * co.
kenoSha. September %, 1855.
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> - % - =
~ AIKEN VTD

49, TAKEN up by the subscriber on about the
XE{Y first day of November inst, one Large Brotor
HHtx Cor, twelve or fourteen years old line backed
~zMz& with other marks of white, horns inclined up
ward and inward and two Sits in left ear.
The is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. lfw22l LEVI FOX.
Somers. November 10 1873
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

ED0UNT1 LAND for those entitled to it under the
hD late act of Congress-gving 16O acres, (de-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received if any
reach Officer, Musician, Private, Teanlstcr Seaman.
Clerk and Marine, land III of their decease, to
their widows and minor children who has served in
any since 1884, for the term of IA days. or been
engaged az any battie-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, underhany of the several acts of Con
gross, will be obtained by ga s;..srs 3
FL JOSIAH BOND, ~
ATfIrY At LAZY AND. PENSION s. BOUH-
rs. t 7lY LAND AGENT. m1.s
~ Information given free of charge An expe
rience of several years in this business will enable
me to give scrviccable advice. $3.50 80
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ESTRAY.

-s.---, TAKEN UP by the subscriber about the mid
81sssS5Fs3 die of October Four Red GIlceS-One with
esSSA large star in the forehrad and another line
=GAz-<a=-back. No other marks. The will come
forward prove Property pay charges and take them
- Il. a. III. STEVENS.
Pleasant prdiy'ie, Nov. 81, 1855. 4w23
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For S ALE.

FfNHE sTETsON FARM, north of the City
Part Of the 'LGke Farm" south OF the City.
Eighty -icres q Pyarte. In Somerss--ilso,
H0sSos, L0ts, &c, In this Civ and Racine
For particulars enquire at tho QUARLEs Brock, Of
GASklLL. CHAMBERLAIN c..
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PENSION LANDS
l6O Acres ofLond
To oil u,ho served since 1890

The act Of Congress Of March, 1858. grants to all,
indians included, who served in any since $780,
fourteen DAYS or less if engased in battle aud TO the
widows Of officers and soldiers OF the REVOLUTIONARY
var n now living, and to Chapiaing who served
with the army and to the Plattsbyrg aud Lewstown
volunteers 16o acres II land after deducting what
has been received
ls agent in prosecuting claims under the aofe men
toned net y; G. MERRILL.
Eelo4Iis Wis ISSa
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rENHE UNKyERssTX's
Il FAMILY REUsDsES;
Issued under the Seal, Sanction and Authority OF
THE UNEvERS KTY
FREE MEDICINE
p
POPULAR KNowLEDGF
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania April 10Th 1883
WIN A CAPITAL or $40 COO
Mainly for the purpose Of arresng the evils Spurious and
Worthless Nostrs also for supplying the community with
RELIABLE RE NEEDLES
Whenever competent physician will not he en-
poye This Institution, located in Phiadelpha-IIome
Dispenssry and Office,
No. Is ARcH STREET
where applications for Agencies will be receiveA has
purchased from DR. JOHN r. ROWLAND lis ~
CELEBRATED e. - sr.s .srusN-
R0W1 ND1y TONIC MIXTURE
Known for upwards Of twenty-five years as the only
and sale cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, Sc,
ard his inestinabse Remedy for 81 it-+
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
ROHA3LeS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOF. s-
which highly improved and ~
POPULAR REMEDIES
TOGETHER o.
The Universy's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the IIrSGs
The Uniyersi,ys Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or INpIepss
TloN; -
The Univ sFsitys Remedy for C0sTIyE- BOWELS.
Also, the UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had n, the
Branch D;speEsary or Drug Store Of
sTARhWEATuER 4 co.
zazS KsnoSsd
A V.r.fI-r n
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WOLvE RENE
FURNITURE STORE!
Market st. KcnosE,a
- The subscriber has opened, on Market st
few doors west of the American Hotel
of the most complete & Extensive lots OF
FURNITURE Il CABINET WARE,
Ever brought to this market. His stock consists OF
all the articles usually found in First Class Fur
nisnrc ~ Houselkccpcrs, Furnishing Estab
iisbncnt, of all qualities and prices. Among
these may he found 50
SOFAS AND LOUNGES, et
Of superior workmanship and finish -
y great variety of fs.
sua us CHAIRS, sia
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor. y
rf t. TABLES, -.
Mahogany Centre Tables, Dining extension and com
Mahogany and Black Walnut Tsureuus, of vari-
BEDSTEADS, D..
Fancy and common, ofevery style and variety.
MATRASSES,
Various styles, fancy ard common So
STANDS, SIDE T BLES, &C, &C.
~ Picture Frames of very style made to order
The above Goods will be sold as cheap as tho
cheapest Call and examine them and satisfy your
selves that the Wolverine Furniture Store is tho
place to buy your Furniture.
Oct. LIST, 1855. 16tf d. s. VAN ALLEN.
70 A Fine Toned q RGAN, suitable for SIN oil
Church, For Sale, very Cheap ~
.-s-. ID. S. VAN ALLEN. We
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.V~The official financial doings of the County
Board appear in our paper to-day. They exhi-
bit certainly q most healthy financial condition
of county affairs, not excelled, we suspect, if
equalled, by any county in the state.
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ETNA INSURANCE co.
OF HARTFORD CONN.

Inercnsc Cash. pitni so $4,000
EGAEE the pleasure of informing the dealers with
IL this Company and the public generally that in
view of the vast increase of business during the
past year its cash capital has been increase TO $500
O00 Fhis tc-etler with the largo surplus always
kept on hand in cash, and the enormous receipts Of
premiums on its regular and established business nc
fords it's policy holders indemnity much greater
than any other insurance Company in America
The business Of this companyis conducted on fair
and liberal principles andits losses are always promp
fly paid in cash. The undersignedin entering upon
the 18th year of bis agency for this company in this
city and vicinity, begs to congratulate its dealers
upon its remarkable success and the imporfaf,t in
crease ofits capital and business, which together
with the manner in which its business is conducted,
places il OF basis beyond the reach Of any contn
gency short Of Simultaneous confaCraiion of the
country. 81
All applications for insurance. of information 10
references thereto. will be attended TO with the
punctuality as heretofore Rates low as any 9th
er responsible office
Kcnosha, Feb. Is, IS. L. g. MERRILL,
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A NEW IDEA!
STORE ON TIE NORTH SIDE.

Z. G, HANNAHs a Co, have opened Grocery cf Pro-
riS0a Sore, Aliens building" first nerth Of Main
street Bridge where they win ksep hand
Groceries, s.
Together with = fan assortment Of
Provisions. Fruits, &c.
FLOUR, TNDKAN-AE4E, BUCKWHE4T FTOTR
Mil Feed &C. all of which viii be furnished at lower rates
than they have hitherto been sold for in this City.
81 Flour, Feed, and othtg purchases delivered 70 any
par; Ok ths CsEx. r#e.t
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The Durkee House Opened.

Have Readers noticed in our advertising columns the
important under this head. If not let them
the second column Of the first page aud examine it
Therein Mr. Butler has extenuae or exs gerated
naugh He has splendid lot Of every thing in the rni-
ture line, and is ready to offer bargains Read pause ana
|. / !. I !.
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MALARIA OR -MIASMA.

~ y n.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which TT certain
unayoilay inhaled every BREATH is the in char
acter wherever it cNissuorth SOUTH wcastand
will everywhere yield this newly discovered ANTlD0TE,
which neurazes the poison completely purifes the system,
and thus entirely removes all the of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its use;
wprotcct any resident traveller in the most
sieky swapy localities from any ague bilious disease
whatever, any injury from constantly inhaing Malaria
MasuIa,
1t viii instantly check the ague in persons WHO have suf-
fcred for any length Of time from DAY to
that they need have GILL; by continuing
its according to directions.
IL will Immediately relieve all the distressing results OF bill
ouS que Diseases such general debility night weats
The patient at begins to appetite aud
strength, and continues until permanent and radical cure
is effected. And ploqf that it is also
-t. WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because OF its
~ SINGULAR AND ENTIRE. lIARSlLESSNESS, ~
The following certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States attached to every bottle
--- NEw YoRE, June II, 1855
have made chemical examination Of Rhodes Fever
aud Aue Cure, Antdote 10 Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic, Mercury, Qunine and Srycne but have not
found particle of either in it, have found any sub
stance in It's composition that would prove injurious to thu
constitution. JAMES L. Chiffon, ". D., Chemist.
Thistalows Of its
FREE Use As A PREV ENTIYE l
BY which all persons may thus be Of entire freedom
the above named diseases matter how sicky hs
season or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and
the confidence the public asked only in proportion to il
actual merit wherever introduced and used. These only
are relied upon To prove its worth. a.'H1
One bottles will answer for ordinary cases some
may require Directions printed an German FRENCH
and Spanish accompany each bottle Price, one Dollar
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, Il. l.
And for sale by druggists generally. IyII
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TAKEN Tip.

lR0KE into the Enclosure Of the subscriber in the
DParis, about the 2Sh of October, Saat White
log The requested to prove property, pay char
ges and take il away. NORMAN BAILEY.
Paris, Nov I, 1855. I4N2I"l
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FOR SALE,

80 House and SIR 4cres Of Lssndon the plank road
.. half mile west Of the first gate.
se<~-- sFor partieu inquire Of JOHN C. HOLMES,
Nov. II, Issj rSrn22'l .ssgv ne premises.
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STR AYED .

,>.r~n FROM the Subscriber on or about the Ist of
yg3sSSN June last yedriags steeys.I heifer large
~ size, red with line back with white in the face,
-z4>s&z~the other small brinde hefer, red
md white spotted with white strip in his face the other
red steer Also in July, red and white steer with white
ace ffW22Fl JAMES MITCHELL.
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DRESS MAKING.

AIRS COLE Corner of Mia and Pearl Hreets onusi,e
vi the Durkee House, win cut, fit and make Dresses Cloth
ing Sc short notice, and in the latest styles and fash
ions The patronage Of The Ladies Of and vicini,
Is solicited t+ l3m2zl
K~nosha, Nov. Is, 1855.
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES,
LIFE INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
XNTE are prepared to take risks in the following
w Companies at fair rates. viz:
Chicago CITY assurance Compony
Merchants' Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Of PhHadaphio.
North IVestern, Of Philadelphia. as. .uu.
Madison M~t"oi, Of MADISON, Wis. .e
LaFayctfc Of JaaeSo'Hc, It1s.
Merr0mtilc, Of Coginytoa, ny.
Give us n call.
= GASKILL. CHAMRERIIN & Co