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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

Actual decrease of Loans for the week.... sl0olo5
Money IL rather more stringent at New.Orleans, and
Exchange droops The best sterling is 9i with bills
Of adng attached, q ass. Francs 5.l5d 5Osi.
Sight en- the North par and premium. All exchanges
arc heavy and in limited demand.
At Boston during the past week there has been
very good supply of Money, both at the Banks and in
the street. Frsclass psper has been negotiated out
side at a and = cent. Demand loans on good col
lateras are obtained at previous rates.
The work of ying double track on the New-Jer-
sey Central Railroad is progressing. In some aces
the lew track already IN use, and the whole line of
the road from Eizabethport to Somerville will prob
ably have two tracks by the LIST OF September. The
sixeet gsug which to be lsid for the use of coal
trains passir %ver this road from the poist at which
il connects with the Warren Road, near New-ilamp-
ton, will also be put down during the Fall The
Warren Road will not be completed for some months.
The 81. Loans Inelige of Friday publishes the
following notice.
OFFICE CHIC AsD Miss. R. r., ST Louis, July D, 1880
Mcssrs. A. 5. MroHELL -'eaas@eH; Ia Consequence
points org the the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad the
&c travelling the route SIN compelled 20 stop the trains on
d road There will train leave here after tomorrow mora
ing "'O'''A i0u'' j. ii" Il ALEXANDER, Trustee.
Accompanying it is letter from Il, d. Bacon, in
which be says:
stopped by armed mob our track ha'
been up; have been run from sie 20 me man
our cars ard locomotives from the tract the ives OF
huuored Of ndivdus jeop adzed thereby heas OF the
most malicious kud made conductors and employees
and letters constantly threatening destruction TO our
sus and property unless the demands OF ' os were yielded
20 without desy. A.,
No have been spared by snce The roa Of the
Company passed the hands OF the Iiee 70 pay ava stsy
the cms against the Company. Without leeng that there
the slightest claim legally morally On ne or my mouse
70 settle sir ge demand against the Co 10Y which had s
existence pho, the 5sh June last, &c eted claims
that that time exceed fr rsi thousand dol
lars and our expectation have with the set
until every us cai against the Company was paid
At meeting of the Committee appointed by the
City Council of ST. Louis the County Court and the
private stockholders and OF the creditors Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Company, it was determined to
bring the proceeding of Messrs Page Bacon with
said Company into Court, and have full investiga
ton thereof Competent attorneys were employed and
instructed TO take all the necessary steps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

" for mother's sake" This heroic remark encouraged
an bands to remain perfectly calm untH assistance
came, which shortly did in the person OF an old seAue
man named Weeks, who ultimately sucoeeueo IN res
cu;ng the party from their perilous position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE NEw-YoRK
HoTEL.-CoroDer Hilton yesterday held an inquest
upon the body Of james Doughery, one OF the paint
ers who fell from the fifth story of the NewYork Ho
lei on Saturday last and was instantly killed. The
particulars of the case have already bee1 published.
A VERDICT of accidental death was rendered by the
iury Deceased was a native Of Ireland, IS years of
age He leaves a wife and family. MLane, another
painter who fell at the same time, is recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31
CLAIM AGAINST WRONG PARTY.

The plaintiff as assignee of claim for between 5000
and $500 of Byrd Hall umbrella manufacturers aud
dealers with whom he is book keeper, against Mr.. B.
was the amount In defense is said that de-
fe ndant purchased account of his brother Thomas
Bates, No 10 Cedar-st., with whom said Alfred kept
purchaser and book keeper, his brothers sight be-
ing much impaired, and that the goods charged
TO Thomas and not to Alfred ). Bates. 1t was also
shown that subsequent TO the purchase Themes
stopped payment. Testimony was taken. The Court
give Judgment for deiendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31
Ocean Steamers


Washington Sailed from Southampton for New York. .Ial
ARIEL -. sailed from Hsvre for Ne~York .........JtJ
Ag.....Saed from Liverpool for BostOn..
Ratio Sail. from Tv epool for New York. ....Jtl
Sails from Hayre for New
Sails from Liverpool for Bosom .AH
Pacific sails rom Liverpool Tor New ~
North star. Sas from hsvre for Newf0rk
hermann q. sails southampton for New YOTk...A~
........ Sails fro Liverpool for Boston ....."AR
Atlantic. Sails from Liverpool for New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

Ass.vIr FROM JKALoUsY.-Aex Oliver aud his
hlueeycd Bridge, were taking walk on Sunday in the
vicinity Of Harlem when John White, who was jealous
Of the attentions shown the lady pitched into Oliver
and beat him most numerically for which he was ar
ros.ed and committed by Justice Pearson TO answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

Plaintiff sues to recover 500. the value of eight
eases of friction matches, containing 90 gross, which
had been urcered and left the store of Mr.. V. in
Greer witch e. They were said TO be Clark matches.
Iu defense il said that the matches returoed
account of there not being room TO place defend
ants label &c. II was denied that there had been
any deception. IL stated that the defendant
usually sold such matches at 81 per gross credit OF
90 cents cash and less than IS ceuts per gross
cash The Court considered that s54 of the amount
charged had been returned and gave judgment for
nlaintif for 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS IN BRoOELYS.-The
Police Of the Consolidated City arrested 81 persons for
drunkenness Saturday and the night previous, of
whom the following were disposed Of by Justices
Smith and Curtis John Garfield james Henry, VIM.
Mcdonald, Ellen Kelly, Patrick Gillen. Jas Nolan.
Margaret Alexander Bridget Kelly John Warche
Iaughin Donly, Michael McNamee, Isabella Price
james GIlen. They were sach fined $40, and ia de-
fault committed.
BAILEp.-Joseph Montrose who was arrested on
Saturday ON the SUSPICION OF abstracung a port
nOnnsic from a lady's poke NJ the Fulton Ferry
was admitted to bail yesteid day morning 10 answer
CoURT OF SEssIoNS.-This Court convened yester
day, and the Grand Jury, having completed their
iabors, presented some 25 bills of Indictment, aud
were discharged for the Tenn.
William DuggaD, convicted during The present term
Of grand larceny. in stealing and slaughterug a
at Sleeps Head Bay nearly two years ago. vas
arrsignod and sentenced TO the State Prison for two
years
victed Of burglary were also arragned. They stated
they under ten years OF age The Court said the
manner in which the burgsries two in nighr had
been planned and executed, led them TO believe thst
they elder than that IN years, and very old in
crime. They were sentenced TO the State Prison for
Eve years.
John Duffy, George Ferguson Timothy Kyle, John
Mckinney, boys IL years old and under, were ar
raened ON an indictment for burglary in the first de-
gree IN robhng house in III anoyer place some months
since Most Of the goods were ound pawned In Catha
nne-st, New.fork. They pleaded guilty and were
sent 10 the House Of Refuge.
John Ganly, one Of the same party. nleaded not
guilty and was remanded TO jail when the Court ad-
iourned for the Term.
Judge Moore announced that he was aboat 70 leave
town Immediately till the inst Monday in September
en- which day all orders before him were directed 10 be
made Ieturnsble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

FATAL ACCIDENTAL u o'clock yesterday morn
ing, while the schooner Flying Arrow hence Tor Navy
Bay, was lying at anchor in the Lover Bay D. H.
Eckley of Linconville Me-, aged eighteen year,
seaman fell from the foremost head on deck and was
instantly killed His body was recovered and brought
20 Staten Island for inerment. The deceased Yves the
only support Of a widowed mother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

BAILEp.--Joseph MontrOse, who was arrested on
Saturday the suspicion OF absracting port.
mOnnsic from ladys pockei the Fulton Ferry.
was admitted TO bail yesterday morning 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

AsEsieAs hsrITvsThe members Of his Institute
euested 70 send the era NJ GsoRsg BcoS AZ bis lsts
fetssnee, No 20 fthav this DAY, July ST. s, ocoek a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

pEcIsIov-cOLLUsNE CONFESSION or JUDGMENT.
William II. Mailer sgt- Henry F. Ketchen and Arnold NJ
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

FousD DROwEED.-rhe body of James II hammond,
late laborer in the employ Of the Oswego Line otCs-
na-boas wos found yesterday in the East River, near
pier No. 5. The deceased had been missing for two
days ard is supposed to have accidentally fallen over
board Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the ooiy
and the Jury rendered the verdict usual in such caes
Deceased was native of Ireland 80 years of age, and
has left a family
August. Parker q boy years old, whose ents re,
side at No 50 jackson ct accidentally dro Sned
on sunday afternoon at the foot of Jacksoa-s East
River Ii appears thai while washing his feet he fell
into the dock and perished The body was recovered,
and Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon IT, Verdict
accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

Total amount of Capital. July $50
Tots average Of Loans and Discounts, July q. 9nf
Total average sInt Of Specie July 2....... 59ls t9
Tota average 81 Loans and Discounts July D.. s90j99
Total average amt Of Specie July 599so
July 2.= July -
lAversze Average
o. amount amount amount
CaQ.f
July G cuatn Deposits. Icuaun Dsolsl.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

P,rAt AccrDESr.-Coroner ODcnnell Yesterday
held an inquest at No. Mulberyst upon tue Douy
~ smes Deuane native of Ireland, 20 years OF age
wbo died on Ssnday night from the effects of internal
bemorrhace. caused by an accident which happened
10 him on the morning Of that day a. staten Island
n anpesrs that he was amusing himself there by
as inging and had Just alghed from the swing, when
another came with great force against him and
Knocked him senseless TO the ground, causing rup-
ture Of some of the ntestnes, which produced death
the same night at his place OF residence. The Jury
rne cred verdict Of accidental death.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
LYMAN g. CAGES

At a large outlay, we have laid in for the Win
ter trade The largest and the most desirable
stock 1t has ever been pleasure or prof, to ex-
hibit
FLOR THE Ia DIES. we have as good
STYLES of French Kid Slips and Dress Caters,
can BIZ found in New Y ork or Boston, and an un-
usually large supply Of heavy so!ed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes, etc, Of ordinary and Extra Sizes
Misses and Cduidrea's Lace Boots, Jenny
Liuds, eta great variety Gents French Calf
Kip and thick Boots; Boys do Our manufacture
ins department. is constantly improving. and We
are noy turning out as good Custom work
! ard selling as low at WHOLE SALE OR
! Retait, as any Shoe House in the State. To
| ali consumers of Leather, offer it at the low
est Market Prices. Aa.@s
! Choice Buenos Ayres and Slaughter Sold
! Leather, Choice French and American Cali
and Kip Skins.
| Choice Oak anL HemIock Upper Leather.
| Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings. Lasts.
| Boot Trees Thread, Pegs Nails, Shoe Makers
| Tools and Kit of all kinds, Plasteriug Hair, and
other articles connected with the business, too
numerous TO mention.
! Cash for Hides. Skins and PeIts..
Heartily do we congratulate the Farmers and
! Africans of this young aud thriving State for the
abundant harvest and remunerattng prices OF this
wear, and would respectfully suggest that no bet
/ ter investment Of the surplus profits be made.
than in improving their understandings at our es
! Enlistment. -o#
/ Our motto is unchanged 8t
/ Quick SaIes-smau PrSfifs--Ready Pay.
/ +. w. LYMAN, FRED GAGE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
EsAykD CA>OsIT,.
WAGON CO 3 MAKING,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUF ACTURER.

WOULD respectfully cali the attention ofhis
w friends and the pubIicn general, to his shop
in the Quarles Building, on Main Street, next
South of the Durkee House, where Wagons Car
rlages and Baggiesare made and mended on the
shortest notice.
tie isready To compare his work with any done
west OF Buffalo, and he intends TO repair quicker,
aud manufacture better, than anyshop cando in
''the Park Cifg'
His Workmea are retained at great erpenSe,
aud hisinateras re warrahte OF the best quality.
fie is perfectly willing that the Rail Road
should be built, but he is bound TO enahcfarmers
to bring their prodGce and their wives and child
rem to town, in theirown Cars. il they please.
Call and examine my work, and fit does not
suit, wilintrodpce you myself. to Bans shop.
DAVID CROSIT.
Kenoshu. Oct 90. 1853 .ni6 II
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
County Circuit COurt--In Equity
Fitch A. Higgins.

sylFcnder aldwn, William Ward Wheeler Leonard Croeker
Amos Hoses Amos Noyes 2nl. Richard H. Low
Sy Arehlad H. LoYrey, Charles T. baldwin and Charles
lappearipg by adayit t. The sasfactonof this Cors
that tire DEFENDANTS William Ward Wheeler N0yes a.
az g Zad Jos @nfsy Archibald a. loNrey, Charles p
tharfes 81 this motion
orion ~ san solicitor for complainant ordered
tie said William Ward Wheeler Noyes ID,
ticsa- b. Moves John owrey Archibald Lowrey, Charles
and Charles starr eause their appearance TO be en-
tered ~ this cause and thereof to be served tie com
pana 9cior y the seventh day of May A. d. 1872 and in
case 81 their either Of them that they plead
tUpauaHs said ID Ol complaint by tho
said 7th day Of way d. default thereof said b
Of complaint may be taken confessed against them And u
farther ordered that within twenty days from tho date here
VI said order published
Ken9sa frluHe Telegraph paper printed in Renoss
in said county and ha s sgd psbsaton be eentnued IL
thas
he copy ee 70 he personally the last
thirty days before
ther appearance Dated Kenosha Pebrupy g.
1855. y: IT. JOY, Court Commissioned
state Of WseppsiD q heTsiy certify tho to be q
keuosha Comfy: trpe copy Of the original nov
J.. u. NICHOLS, Clerk
- wJ5 Circuit Court Kenosha County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
TAX NOTICE.
Office OF tie City Treasurer,

Office OF tie City Treasurer,
KenOsha, Wis January ~, 1855.
hereby give notice that the following describ.
Il ed property was, for the non payment Of City
Taxes and charges due to the City Of Kenosha,
or the year $50, sold on the l0th day OF January
1S53-rnd the same will be forfeited unless re-
deemed before the 18th day OF July nex:.
Ninety FIVE feet front on w. side OF keuosha
st-W. TO old Chicag, Road, the n. f. corner
46l feet s. of S, r. corner of lot lG,in the y. E.
1 OF Sec. 6, town Range %.
ABRAHAM HANSON,
n32-I2w Treasurer.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
ETNA INSURANCE co.
Of ,iattford Coun.
1neronsn cnsh nnl,nl 20 a5ooo. ooo.

Increase Cash apitai TO $JooO,OOO.
q HAVE the pleasure OF informing the dealers
"a with this Company and the public generally,
that IN view Of the vast Increase ofbasncss dur
ing the past year, it, cash capital has been in.
creased To $685. @. This together with ihe
large surplus always kept on band IN cash, and
the enormous receipts OF premiums on is regular
and established business, affords lis policy holders
an indemnity much greater than amy other IN
surance Company in America.
The business OF this company is conducted on
fair and lbrrnl principals aud Is losses always
promptly paid ia cash. The Undersigned in
tcrng upon the iwefth Year olhis agency for this
lcompany in thjs city an vicinity. begs to coHgrat-
nIate liz d Alters upou lis remarkable success aud
the rttintincrease Of It's capital and business.
which to-etr,r with The manner in witch its bu-
Anrss is conducted, places it on bass beyond The
reach Of any cbn ingrncy short OF simultaneous
cor 1agratiou OF tie coun,rv.
All apple ttoBs for insurance or Information n
reference thereto. viii be attended to with tho
same pu1ctu0',fy IS heretofore. Rates low
any other responsible, Office
Neno>ha. Feb Is. '55. l.. G. MERRILL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
Tn C,reuIt Court
Kenosha County Wiscons,n-In Equity.

hcnoshn County WIscOns*n-In Equity.
Seth ycthar erry Charles Clifford William III
FeYrr.
appearing adavt 20 the facon the Court tina,
Defendants Perry aud William II de ON
of of motion g.
ordered aha; lothian Perry
William their appearance entered in
this thereof 10 be
solicitor. ny seventh day IL May D. 1858 and in
Apraranee they or aemur
the plsAn5s said bill Of complaint by the day Of
D. default hsreaf, said of comuai
taken Messed against them, further
within days from hereof the said
cosanlSrsnt cause this bShed in the
Tsknne TslsETaph neysFaer printed in said
said publication be said par
week for weeks cause
OF be sEs5aaliy the said Jo
William Least before al
than appearance Ecnesa
Fehruarv 6. iSs5. y. IL joy. Commissioner.
Stsse OF Wisconsin heresy certify the
kcnSsba Ceunty. - Of the original now
y &c N cay cfses.s tie 6oSs emitted cause
l. B. NICHOLS clrrx,
-S Ssr--ie Ccsrt Es-e4as cv1--~
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
N Offices
NOTICE.

The following lot Of this Office for the
1850 and sold Apris 1851 will be forfeited the
Tax and charges tbs this
sessed 8 follows
T. W. j. f. MoereW hf Lot except II feet off
Block Al $. L. or 81. r. 2. Il. % Tax S367.
Kenosha city, r. II. DEMING,
Feb. q, 1885, Clerk Board Supervisors,
l2wd kenosha County. " is.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

Wy \. MARSHALL, Ar No. rs, MAIN srNEEr
Il shas nov on hand, and will be receiving du.
rug the season, complete assortment of the
best kind Of COOKING, PARLoR and PLATE STOVES,
also Table and Pocket Cultry, Shears, SCISSORS,
Axes aud Heves, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hand
Saws, Hay and Manure Forks, Curry Combs,
Seythes aud snaths Mails, Nail Hammers Strap
aud HOOK Hinges, Hooks and Staples. Butts and
Screws, Cow and Sheep Bells, Sheep Shears,
Wool and,tIorse Cards, Poreelsn Kettles, Posce-
lain Sauce Pans, French Cups and Sauce Pans,
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Britannia Pitchers
oad Tunbers, German Silver, Brunswick, aud
Britiania Table aud Tea SpooAs, Brass aud Iren
CAndiesteks, Shutters aud trays, sad Irons. and
general assortment of housekeeping articles /;
together with " lnl; assortment OF PLAIN aud
tSrs~~rn t.t~ War FN'&nkful far past ftvors,
: .tc -es az t} .fiF b. s'e7. - he pnh'f, patron
Gave ,a.e sss ii, a,r. ...,. Il, 20 p.eAse
otaIs qsaldf ! ; oo'is and Prices
-. S7t 2 4. NNRSTATF.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
LIFE INSURANCE..

DREPARE for the futare wants OF your family
l. By having your lifo Insured.
The National Life Insurance Company
y the United States. IS situated al Montpelier.
Vermont, with a cash capitaIof g 100000 lis
one of the sa fest and best Lille Insurance Comma
ny's in the country. l.. G. MERRILL Agent
al MetcaIf 81 MersilFs.
Kenosha, Wis. July 18Th 81.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
TIN, BRASS, AND COPPER.
CnrssfonIsar NpntZ

E1RASS Founder. aud Manufacturer OF all
~ kinds Of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
aud dealer in Stoves, Shelf Hard Ware, Toys,
Britannia, Japan Ware. Pumps. Lead Pipe, aud
Zsnc. EG
TIN, COPPER and JAPAN WIRE, for
sale, at Wholesale and Retail eeeaea
U@Country Merchants supplied at TIE very
lowest rates
B-The Highes; pyi e, paid for old Copper and
Brass.
so x 50 State st. Chicago, I'LL.
Nsreh. - c. MFNTZ
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted 20 a. Lewis IL Son whose
"A Notes aud accounts are now due are request
ed TO settle without delay and those Wishing 10
purchase are invited to call aud examine our stock
as we are determine to give satisfaction to pu4-
Chasers in selling goods cheap as the cheapest.
Nov. 81, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
Fancy Stock Of
CABINET WARE.

I'D. L. SCOTT, respectfully informs his
friends aad the community. that he has
ssslssszs.3opened a new Furniture Establishment
Nam Street, Kenosha. opposite the City Bank,
and intends 10 sell AT Very Low Prices.
Catalogue Of Cabinet Ware:-B edsteads, French
College Becsteads with pins, and common.
Decentralization Black Walnut, do Ma
hogany. do Rosewood.
TApLEs-Centre, Dirning and common
Grains - Boston and Common Rockers, Small
Rockers, Sofa, Cane Seat, Baltimore, Commol
Dining Chair, &c.
Trunc'e Bedsteads, and other Cabinet Ware
TOO numerous TO mention, Also,
COFFINs, made to order at the shortest no.
tice. ,tsftGaNt s-7ef asesfuI
n0vl
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
WINTER GOODS

VIM Hsh SOODS
MOT depending on navigation for our supplies
~ ofGoods, but receiving them direct from Bos-
ton by express, with the New Year we have OPEN
ed u few New Bales and Boxes Of New Goods, so
that we can present to our numerous Customers
The New Year With New Goods, TO which we re-
specially ask their attention.
WINTER SHAWLS, OF al descriptions, for
MatrQns, Maids, and Little Misses.
SUPERIOR FLANNELS, both of wool and
cottoa. bIeachcd and ;nbeached.
CLOAKKNGS of every variety ofstyle, goods,
and quality.
FOR TIE GENTLENEN We have Il most
excellent assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Vesiines. of all Coors and STYLES.
MITT'ENS AND GLOVES Of the very best
kinds. Neck Shawls and Comiorters, WOODEN
Socks, &c, dc.
We sell our goods just as cheap before cons
munjcaton with the est partially closed. Call
and see,
METCALF s. MERRILL.
January, 1855. ly30
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

r. NV receiving their Winter Stock of
HARDWARE IG STOVES of every
q Ekndand variety thatis kept in any Establish
meut fthe kind which We wi'lsell Cheaper than
has eyerb been oiitrcdin this city. W have onhand
: ae follow ing splendid assortment oil COOKING
STOVES. allof Albany Castings,aud Warranted
tos;and Fire and Bake well. o. no sale.
OLD LR on SIDES.
nth Sliding Hearth Il -4Sh Pan underneath
This Stove took the Fnst Prcm,um at thelast
State FAirhald al Albany last Fall, and is pro-
nornced by those that have used them, TO be the
Rest Stoves in the World:
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT,
Very Heavy Castings.-Belle ofthe State
Lrrge Oven extending underline Hearth A beau
tifU pattern Queen of the Forest, Elevated Oven
which beats anything Of the kind in the market
IRON WITCH.
Brick Oven, with Furnace in front, which every
body SAYS is perfect IN every respect. rs .. .--
WESTERN WITCR.
A nsw pattern. large Oven, and beautiful Cast
ing.
Woolson'e Patent Ar>Tight, a bsauful Stove;
RaHsem's Premium Castings. all sizes, warranted
tostand Fire. We manufacture.
Copper, Tn and Sheet Iron, Of every dsS-
erlpfoE, By experienced IVorkaen
II isnet necessary TO mention articles we have
on band. Alive ask of;hose wishagto purchase
is to call and examine Stock and Price, and
be satisfied that e are telling hetruth.
We uiH not lie ehRersold 6y any Esta5-
iiSbment ia tie STATE
o'"'t 30 ~ese, ,hs Sew Hardware store.
Nov. 1858 GEO. w. HALE
'i9.fy geo. N,roWSLEE.