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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
SIMMONS g. SON,
50 MAIN ct, KEN0sHA,. 10
HAVE just opened an extensive stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods
Groceries,
CrOnlyaru

Wooden Ware &c.
Which have been selected with great care express
ly for this market, with eye to the requirement
OF the season, the wants of their customers, and witt
the intent to satisfy all that G0od G0ods and Go0
bargains can bc had i'll Kenosha, any otheI mar
ket on the Lake Shore.
DRY GOODS
French Ncrinos and Paranetta Goods, at grea
bargains
All Wool Dciaines, OF every color, quality anc
sha,vis Brocha, Grape. Thibet and Blanket. 6,
bargains.
Noirc, Antique, Velvet, Moss, and great variety
of Cher trimmings.
Linen, Cambria, Silk, &c
Damssised Morcncs, silk Velvcts, & Irish Line.
Hosiery, Worscd Wooden, Cashmere and Codo1
of all sizes and colors.
Mall, Swiss, Dotted, Book, Bard and Check.
lawns, Bishop, Nictoria-Sarcenetta and Jaconctto
Cambrics.
Damash Table Spreads, Napkins with & with
ont fringe.
Gimgbams, great assortment Mt great bargains
someGhiH. entirely new for ladies' dresses.
fSioves, large assortment, Ladies', Gents, and
Children's
Prints, the Gerry best assortment in the city of every
style.
Brondcioths, Over Coating, Cassmcrcs Tweeds
Satenctts, Kentucky Je'lns &c--a large IL choice
sotck.
Shcc,ings, Basgng Bags, white and colorcd Car
pet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Denims, Hickory Red
and Twied Flannel and Cotton.
hEhScsss Idii oT pam, ny me coTu VT otnCTNite
Coat and Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. at bar
gains
Cnrpcting, Drugget, Floor Oil Cloths, Table do
Oil Color Window Shades, at great bargains.
Knit Hoods, Comfortcrs, &c, beautiful lot, for
Ladies and Misses.
Umbrellas aud Carpet Bags, a good assortment.
Stark Willis Bags, aud bagging by the yard OF
piece.
Aipncca., on which VIC can oGer better bargain
than can be had elsewhere in the city.
Coburgh Cloths, for dresses, at great bargains.
BucIsslsin, Gloves and Nitt.ns, great variety Il
and AT low prices.
Yankee Notions, in abundance, and variety.
Fine Wooden Yarn, of every shade and color.
Bieached Goods, heavy ana first rate stock.
Heavy Ticking, Cotton Batting-come and sec.
Window Shades of elegant and varied patterns
Ribbons. velvet and every other descriptions.
Wrapping Irvine, in great abundacne.
GRO CERf ES.
Sugars. Refined. Loaf, Crushed, Coffee & Brown
&tuart,s and Golden Syrups and Molasses
Coffee. Rio and Old Government Java, good lot.
Teas. A. No L. and all other varieticeS-all cheap
Bakers saIeratus, Soda, Cream Tartar & Bak'
ing Powders
Pepper, Allspiee, Nutmeg, Cassia, Ginger & Mace
Rice, any quantity-Pickes of every kind
Goldfish, Macheral, Whtefish, Smoked Halibut &
Smoked Herring.
Table s. Buitcr salt, Of the very best quality
Lamp Oil, and all kinds Of Candles.
CROCK ERY.
Glass Ware, of every description.
Earthcrn Ware, Blue, White and Of other va
rous colors g. styles which will he sold at bargains
Wooden Ware of every description.
500 Corn Baskets, at extraordinary bargains.
Finally, If You want g0Od Good at the most rea
sonable prices just como to store and we will dc
sIMMoNs Il son.
Oct. ], 1925. [nl6
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

THE FRUIT AND THE FRoST.-The Editor OF
the Chicago Press has been out i'll his garden
happy man, to have garden!-examining his
fruit.trees. We give his experience for com
parison, if any will make it, with the condition
of trees in this region
OF Summer pears, out of s kinds, the Bartlett
only survives, and that is injured.
OF Autumn pears, out of Is kinds, the White
Dovenne is just living and the Louisa Bonnie de
Jersey, Swans Orange, and Urbaniste are in
jured.
OF winter pears, kinds, the Passe Calmar is
uniniured, and the Glout Moroccan may survive.
OF ulums 6 kinds all are dead but the Duane s
Purple which is unhurt.
We have preserved the whole list, for the
benefit of any one who wishes 10 see it,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
DETROIT DRY DOCK IRON WORKS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED would most respectfully announce
patrons aud the public generally that having leas
the above named establishment SITUATED near the De
cit Water WoTk he is prepared 10 build High and
Low Pressure II e A NJ T. G y T. = :.
every description and OF any desired amount Of pOSer
having great variety Of patterns from stationary Engines
both high and low pressure, Of the most improved plans
which are particularly adapted sf and Mining purpcs
IS Also a general assortment Of Mn Gearing Patterns, to-
gether with Patterns for Propeller Wheels and Engines OF
several sizes Building Patterns Columns Caps Sils, Lin
tails of various STYLES, both plain and ornamental
Particular will be paid 20 anEhoat Propeller
Mil and Mining work; also. Backsnithng and all kinds OF
Wrought Iron work
The subscriber being Practical Builder Of Machinery
and the above establishment being of the largest
IN This country feels confident cf his ability execute
IN orders conhded 70 Its hands with despatch and in the
best
ca TIN CT s Of every kind tarnea out on
the shortest notice
pans ana specifications of Machinery furnished short
n'''s s., u cHAs KELLOGG.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE.-We have re-
ceived the May number of this popular Monthly.
Mr.. Arthur furnishes a capital Magazine for on
ly ST. This number contains the asual guam
tity and variety of excellent reading embelishcd
with epgravings and illustrations. Some of the
first writers contribute to its pages. Address
T. S. ARTHUR & Co, Philadelphia.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

Ia Our old friends LANGRISHE X ATwATER,
have struck out a new course for the summer
campaign. They will travel during the season
with Mammoth Amphitheatre, in which will
be combined all the attractions of the Stage and
the Ring There are no more popular men in
their profession, in the State than LangFishe
and Atwater and they will start, with the pres
tige of reputation already earned, that must
ensure their success. They viii exhibit in he
nosha. some time in June.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are being let
along the line. and contractors are making their
preparations and getting together their forces,
preparatory to a vigorous prosecution of the
work The sub contracts, we understand, are
limited to the first OF July, when they must gen
orally be completed. Mr.. Burroughs, who we
have before stated, has contracted to build the
bridge across the flat between Main Il Chicago
SITS, is to have it completed by the first of July.
Under the present state Of active operations,
it will be necessary that assessments on stock
subscriptions be promptly met, which we pre-
sumo will be cheerfully done by stockholders
generally We understand that the Treasurer
will in a few days call upon subscribers for all
arrearages on their stock up to the 18th assess
ment 1t is to be hoped that all will be prepared
to respond to the call, as it is highly necessary
that all the funds due should be made available
at once.
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HARPER FOR MAY.-simeon King has re

HARPER FOR MAY.-Simeon King has re-
ceived the May No. of Harper's Magazine. 1t
is a capital number full of beautiful illustrations
and agreeable reading matter-among the latter
of which is the continuation of Dickens Little
ID orrit'' which alone is worth the number. On
ly 25 cents.
King has many other New Books just receiv-
ed, and will soon have all the monthlies on
hand.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
Is the Son of Louis Napoleon Heir to the
French Empire!

French Empire!
The New York Evening Post copies treaty,
never before published in this country, which
was signed at Warsaw in March, 1852, by diplo-
matte representatives of Austria, Prussia and
Russia, in which they stipulated with each 9TH
or that no descendant of Louis Napoleon should
be regarded as the heir apparent of his crown.
The Empire, according tn this arrangement, was
to be Louis Napoeon's only for life; when he
died, Russia, Austria and Prussia pledged their
word to each other 'te restore the legitimate
heir of the throne and TO recognize no other.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

GODEY'S LADY'S BoOK.-The Nav No has
come to hand in good season, with its pretty
pictures and patterns, poetry and prose, pre-
pared purposely phor the phair-and we presume
none will predict that we prevaricate, when we
plainly proclaim it the prc-emincnt publication
produced from the press of the country pre4es-
tined to please the "better half of mankind
Public patronage and popular pharor prove that
at no PRIOR period has Cooley been more pro-
perly appreciated probably owing to the phact
that he punctually performs all his promises, in
regard to the Book If you are not already
subscriber, post the price to Philadelphia, to
L. a. Cooley at once. Terms single copy So,
two copies S..
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

= Every person knows Capt. r. BELL, and ev-
cry person will be glad TO learn that, inasmuch as
VIM Strong has left the CITY HOTEL, the Captain
has moved in and viii hereafter dispense its hospi
talities. Hereafter as heretofore, the Traveller will
find his wants bountifally provided for
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
Marine Items.

The schooner Col. Glorer. Capt. Hoag, came
into harbor on Friday last, loaded TO her gun
wales with Cedar posts. and shingles, from
Manitowoc.
Schooner Challenge, Capt Alderman, came in
on Saturday The Herriek also came in the
same day with cargo of single bolts.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

~ We desire to call attention to the adver-
tisement in another column of to-days paper, of
Shelton 81 Tuttle's Chicago Carriage Reposito-
ry. To all DESTROYS Of purchasing Buggies of
any description, we would say, give them call
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
CHICAGO AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AN

CHICAGO AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND
SEED SToRE.-It win be seen by our advertis-
ing columns that Messrs. Henry d. Emery &
Co, have opened Depot in Chicago, for the
sale of Agricultural Implements, Machinery and
seeds
The Messrs E. have been long connected with
the implement and seed trade in the East, and
for several years past in connection with tie
Albany Agricultural Works, Albany, n Y.
That well known house is known far and near
for the Introduction of many new and useful
implements of husbandry, some of which are
their celebrated Emery's Pat Horse Power,
Thraesers, Sep arators, Saws, Seed Drills, Corn
Planters, &c, &c.
Messrs. f. & Co. have complete stock of
goods now on hand, and we take pleasure in
recommending our patrons to give him call
and examine for themselves--they may rest as
sured that they will be treated honorably and
none but the best goods offered.
AT the time when so great population is set
thing our rich lands, and when labor is so scarce
it is an object of no little moment to have place
in our midst where dependence can be placed
and not be at the risk and delay of sending
East, for so large amount of goods as enter
into consumption among us. Remember their
location 2O4 Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
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First Arrival I

Blum we understand has returned from his Spring
visit to New York, bringing with linn some of his
new goods, with lots more coming and close at hand
No doubt, he is ready for both old and new custom
ers
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24


THE NEW DREDGE.-Thc Engine and ma
chinery for our New City Dredge arrived from
Troy, n. Y, a few days since, and they are now
busily at work putting it into the boat prepared
to receive it. We were around al the drcdge
on Tuesday, and five can judge anything by
examination of the castings, boilers, and the
work generally, before it is put together, we
should say, it is about equally distinguished for
strength, weight and workmanship, three very
important items to make All effective and dura-
bic machine. We believe it is the opinion of
our machinists, thus far, that the machinery is a
very commendable piece of work. We know
that the boat and wood work is. We can tell
better, OF course, when we see the dredge in OPP
Grafton.
We understand that the remaining work upon
the Dledge will be carried on without delay, &
that it viii be completed and put in operation
in the shortest time possible. A few days will
serve to get the machinery put in, and the whole
structure made ready to launch We shall ex-
pect to see good progress made in the improve
mcnt of the ha. Dor this summer, so that there
will be no difficulty for want of sufficient depth
of water for any kind of craft that may have oc-
cason to enter either for safety, or to discharge
or take on freight. The demand for increased
harbor facilities is growing every day, and the
completion of twenty-five or thirty miles of our
Western Railroad which it is now certain will
be done in time for the Fall business, Will add
largely to that demand
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
ETNA INSURANCE co.


Increase Gask e1pftai 10 S9SVIOSe-
EMAyE tie pleasure ofinfor'ning the d.slsrs with
n this Company and the public generally, that IA
yi.- of the vast increase Of business during the
past year its cash capiphns been increase to $500,
900 Ehis together with the large surplus always
kept og hand in cash, and the enormous rscspts Of
prcnums on its RI a6r and established business at
fords its policy holders indemnify much greater
than any other insurance Company IN America
The business of this company is conducted on fslv
audIbernI principles and its Losses always proinp
tly paid IN cs'h. The undersgnedi in entering Gpok
the 18th year Of his agency for this company this
city and vicinity, begs to congratulate it's dealers
upon its remarkable success and the important in
crease gifts capital and business, which together
with the in which its business is conducted.
places it basis beyond the roach of any eontin-
gency short Of n smultaneoas tonfagration Of the
countrv.
All application. for insurance. of information in
reference thereto. viii be attended TO with the same
punctuelify as heretofore Rates Is low az any 9th.
er responsible office.
Eenosho, FEB. IS, IS j., q. MEkklLL5
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Iiw43l

The undersigned ill continue the Coal Wood, Dockage
and Commission business also win attend to the purchase
and Real Estate, Produce, &c Old friends and pat
well invited to cab athe old sta nd
of Gaski Chamherlin o. the South East OF
Main and Pearl Streets kenosha. Wis u. q GASkILl.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

EY The communication of wv O." which has
been crowded out of this paper, will appear in our
ext - ~
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

? Professor DANIELs, Who has been to Kansas
tic Agent pf the emigrant aid society, is now
lcctarng the subject Of his mission in various pla
COS N the state, uad proposes q speak here ON The
evening Of eue iirsf at NAV
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

u Our long time fellow citizen JOHN r.
PHELPS, who has for year or more past been
building up business at the fourishing town
of Polo, Illinois, about leaving us finally for his
new residence, by removing his family. Mr.,
Phelps was among the earliest settlers, and the
many social ties formed by himself and family,
will be most unpleasant to sunder. We are sure
himself and family will carry with them the best
wishes of all who know them, and will never
want for friends wherever their lot may be cast
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
DEsOaUTtON.

Henry s Chamberin and Asahel Farr, having this day
disposed Of their interest in the firm of Gas kill, ChambeTlia
60 to D. c. Gaskh the Copartnership heretofore exist
ing between the Undersigned Is hereby dissolved. %. c.
GaSsN authorized collect debts and the
bus ines OF the said firu.
keDOsha, March 9th, 1856. d. c, GASklLI,
HENRY s CHAMBERLAIN
Tiw43l A. FArR
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

LIBERAL-Our fellow citizen, THEoD. NEW
ELL, gives TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, in aid OF
the Kansas Emigration Fund. This is liberal
but it comes from a liberal and patriotic citizen.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
WOODEN WARE

WOODEN WARE.
4 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PAINTED PALS, TUBS,
~ Keelers, Churns, common and patent. White Ware
Pals ard Tubs all kinds Wash Boards Half Bushels ball
Boxes Covered Pals; Clothes Pins; Rolling Pins, &c
WILLOW WARE.
large stock OF medium size Market Baskets in by
dozen School Baskets all sizes covered Market
kets round square Clothes Hampers, square
round Children's Chairs Willow and Rattan; Willow Wa
CONS: Willow Cradles Willow Cabs and extension
tops and large Of Ladies Reticules Tray
cling Baskets Also Work and Fruit Baskets ANY Kind
Of Willow Ware made order by the best of workmen
CEDAR WARE.
Hhte Cedar Pals Churs Tubs Horse Buckets Steam
boat Buckets; Bbl Churns, Faucets, &c.
fOOO Dcz. BROONS.
The largest stock in the city including every size and quail
ity Also Whsks and half Broous Broom Handles; broom
Irvine ard wire.
BRUSHES.
All kinds and sizes fShoe Brushes Horse Brushes Scrub
bling Brushes White Wash Brushes and Heads Also,
tiers and Broom Brushes.
Oak BASKETS.
large Stock Of OAK Ash and Rattan Baskets Of all sizes
cOHDAGE AND TWKNE.
julie Rope all sizes; BED Cords; Clothes Lines; Pcw
SUNDRFES.
Wen Buckets Spice Foxes; Rat and Mouse Traps Mop
Selves Ircn bound Kegs Toy Pals and Tubs Bowls Trays
&c. j. MURDOCH,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

Ven Buckets Spice Foxes; Rat and Mouse Traps Mop
Sticks Butter Ladies Spoons, and Prints; Barrel Covers
Selves, lrcn bound Kegs TOY Pas ana Tubs Bowls Trays,
Sc ]. MURDOCH,
4y43 IS Dearborn street, Chicago
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

nSBORNE'S Golden Ointment, and Johnson's
~ French Female Pills, Just received at
STARKWEATHER & Co.'S
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

- PERM, Star ,Stearinc and Tallow Candles can
- Always be found at the City Drug Store OF
STARKW EATHER x Co.'S.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

DEAR SIR: Having male trial Of your HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE it gives pleasure say that its eject has been
excellent removing inflammation dandru and constant
tendency itching with which have been trouble
my childhood and has also restored hair which
coming gray original cor have used other ar
ticle with anything like the pleasure profit
Yours. truly. K BRAGG.
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y. ". Il
Firm Of Bond dc Kellogg, Druggists, 81. PAU.

The Undersigned Rev J. K. Bragg, is minister regl-
lar standing and pastor Of the Orthodox church, Brook
field Mass He is gentleman OF considerable influence,
and universally beloved WM. DYER
ByooITfeId, ,yr5l9rry - I6Jg5
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

WOODEN w dT6 &c.
Which have been selected with great care, express
ly for this Inarkc CT, with eye to the requirement
OF the season, the wants of their customers and witt
the intent to satisfy all that GOod O0ds and Go0
bargains can be had i'll KenOsha, as any otheL mar
ket on the Lake Shore
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

hFL-A nice article of Lamp OH, at
~ MERRILL KELLOGG Co.'S.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

EEOELOWAY'S PEEES and Ointment a
new supply, just received at The City Drug
Store by STARkW GATHER.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

EpKCSzEES-Paint, shoe, scrubbng, cloth and
Il , toilci brushes, ut
MERRILL, KELLOGG h Coz
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

CHOTCE TEASING have our namo I'D ON
~ Tea, and mean to keep ii up.
MERRILL, Kellogg & Co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

DAENTs g. Oils at
MERRILL, KELLOGG i Coz
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

II AFEAEE9N and TricQpherous; for the har,
EA at MERRILL, KELLOGG d Co.'S
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

CgRV P-Ciolden, n. York and ST. Louis, at
- MERRILL, KELLOGG Co.'S
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large Stock Of OAK, Ash and Rattan Baskets Of all sze
COHDAGE AND THYME.
SENDRFES =.

julie Rope. all sizes; BED Cords Clothes Lines Pc
Lines; Chalk Lines; Broom Irvine, Tying aud Sewing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-16
Just Rece1'N.,s1 !. q, I,

L, e,,-r7ss ph Dip the k{eee ~, ,.t..,s'
~ l4tts5 " - sfoies CentraA ~
y iif'i,sqslts Of Lord Isaits
s.I.ie ena = = 3 w ssyrertly sientases v
ii11Ssfide niiai coEss5l ll q ~ =
.he Aaeas sid, Journey S,ses ssasss 1e
letter. "
.sfIistoriral and '6sSssis 'h1s..is ard esher Poems
Mar, y s,,n,r,,s Al d Oddities. ~.
..Iesssstsd Address ard Fanaiicisa,
Il lIs Il Hon. s sas >. ihs Corner
TInofsfpre. = t.-e-
= auF5 557T T-ceivsi lfd ter ,ele = M,
=, tssg5 Pine 8frlss-s97i q, EDyFAEDS s mo,
II ~. el -lusl Issssssa, s, 1rS = +, iss sr iI,Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-16


FSg Fult c5urssiz LGdies 70
rTNIE PROPRIEToRS great pleasure in expressing
i thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which ave marked the Of their Institution since
d 10 meet n ne nosf eJTeiest 4zaaatr, the
demand for practical and cJtnpreS
ss 81 dc Principal IN heavy Banking and CONNER
a Houses assisted by educated aud accomplished Ssne-
ga syse mas Of sd1i coGsrI Roos
NOT ATTAINED By ANY OTHER iNsIii klsh
Nv st, until he has mastered the WllOle routine
Of an 'Aseputsnts duties horoagLiy as ogg As Aad
NoHsf and all awEWardnessi ALTERING, and egrrggns
blSn,iers are in great measure, dissipated,i
In sditon TO our engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants we also secured the services OF some OF me
most eminent Lsearsrs In Ohio 70 lecture on commercial
1aT course destruction Z 100 ended 70
FNRY BOOK KEEPIN6, with free and full discussion Of
rs scssn;iae f Et oereaI si coma,ereiai &c,
oeraphy, Commercial Products, Commercial
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ehiss OF ETeae' fAFs-
nership, &c.
THE LADIES' DEPARTnENT
IL ene for hs reception Ladies'. 40 Institution in
The Union impars more thorough or interesting course IN
~ We would add that We shan put forth
st Ts 70 merit st eminent degree the tat
a " f5rt E 9St gs SrooS, & Tasieai
orse Of sJ0rHed at aay
Sas sSs asaaS me follow
1--WE m, undersigned take pleasure in estJng mat
personally acquainted va sy u r s s
hIehest order He has had great sxpeEense as An 40
asts NJ m heavy Commercial BanSing Houses, which
sfrrs him superior facilities in iropaEtus A. gaefieaI
Ea0tDicdge a 6ocS eHi a tsorozs c0Haeftsa'
I. ]. ALLEN, LII D.,
la4i glfasl Preaident Of Farmcru College.
L0RIN ANDREWS.1 "a
President OF Kenyon College.
10 y,unr ruesI Who gsh % acquire BVsfnees Edaea-
tf6na n think Aaords fAescs vsIy seldom e979
SIR has o.
DaS and e feel confident that GRADUATES from
M Coere vim 8 fIiy eopPstst keep the most COMPILE
edfGd sef Qf d7qffs - l3.ss- ~ ~ I
I n p sF0NE, wholesale apd Retail Aierehast-s!sz =
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