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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

oAsness their YER. general pune uay in mat rial aid -
tof which firm member. AID - give the husin
IF that he house my where shan he
Jau22-tf NJ. " F0STEH.
M0LtssEs Jun. received per stock .s! direct iron.
jana -. = : ~'f f-re. GEO. FOSTER s co
CANAL BOAT.
EHoR sale. Canal Boa. yisitOE. low .er cash by
@2EE NOTICE.
THE undersigned having purchased entire stock
4 Goods comprising large assortment OF Watches we
niy inform the ezsna Of Evansye aud Aienity that he
Man Locust and would be hipiy to wait on all
who will favor him with call promising give sa,isf
on cost nErsKsxcE 70 Fona Err Prices
s Eli kinds Of Wate6es and time pieces repaired in the
best manner. ard at moderate charges. -, -,
SEMI Nh JAIL a-EPOikT
OF the Condition of the Canal Bank at Evansville,
Ind, for the six months preceding the frat
Monday of January, 1855.
RESOURCES,
State Bonds with Auditor 5oreo
pin: 80. ls7si Os
Amount q. debts due to the l;saciston IL Bank
FuraIsS Sre.r naoa. 500 sas 80
Incidental Expenses -. ....... 574 so
silver. TO- 1872 IS
Total 49,. s7ia 57s %
LIABILITIES Sis-5f
Amount of Capital Stock, including that deposited
vi, with I'll. auditor Of State paid in aeoorarnE
other BaaEs or money
Amount Of notes es or other sviisnsss t1z' 81
Les. 81 nS Sss' on '' Ssad 0S s.s
$50 20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

Hoe STATISTICS IN CINcINNATI.-The re-
ceipts of hogs for the week ending on the 18th
and from the commencement of the packing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

EvANsvnLE.-Four years ago shared the
hospitality of Evansville. Bigger hearts l
never found. There was Southern cordiality
about the people which pleased me-a pro-
fuse liberality almost unapproachable. Four
weeks ago shared the same hospitality. In
tervening time had scattered frost among the
locks Of some of my friends, but the souls
freshness remained unseared among them all.
Not a jot Of conviviality seemed faded in a
single soul. The cid, earnest chow dy' do,'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
Mrs, J Es. wsSEFBURN,
HEALING MEDIUM.

YTTOTLD respectfully oasr fsr assisted by
w husband. TO the f eted-pa ienarl those with sue h
diseases have geuerty laed the skill OF the iacny
Mrs examines and points out d eases without touching
the patient. while IN the lairvoyant state. -ta-4
Examinations of distance i'll he promptly at
Of So 90 and eek hair ether
o prepared taks Patieuts under
Aidr.ss j. b gWASHRCkN,
Residence Mulberry terween First and econa.
Evansvils la. WA Ian IA &wIm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

HA ssld my stock Groceries Messrs. z. H. Cook
Il Son who will eoBtinne the 'Usiness at old stand
@heh have rented them for They will also
with their business Family Gro
and Produce hOue friends will call and
examine their stock and give them liberal trial. -r
In T-Lring frop present b sines would ret'rn
sOesre thanks frien
liberal and what is still Desirable
their general pune ualty in rial
shall heBcetOrh bs found the oic GEo. FOSTER CO.
(of which firm member. aud give the husin
Of that house personal attention. I'D where shall
pleased friends.
FosTEY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

MURDER. "A deck hand attached to one of
the steamers now detained here by the ice was
killed in the house of Jim Cotter in this rllce,
last Tuesday night, by slung-shot. He died
Immediately without uttering word after re
ceiving the blow. Two persons were arrested
on suspicion of having committed the act but
as nothing tending to implicate them was
elected on the trial, they were discharged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
BOLTING CLOTH
oouRr OF conMoS rLsss or AZ DEssuxeH

sAf t-- ta's+f ~ H-zs COT N.Y.
1T ordered that there shab be adiournsd sssion
4 OF this Court. nth II ak Jan
completing tbs unhhished bHi-
f the regular Term dpAtek
of such other business regularly brfars axis
Court when and 10
unfinished business isrefulary
I'd Of II Il further thai all parties said Unattached
bnsi aud ali wines regularly mored tsstfy
concerning the same viii be ted TO take notice
time aud belBg said adjourned fhis
Court without further
than herein provided 1t further cred
when this Court its expirstion Of les
regular it Will adjourn again at the ooars
House in Evansville said Fourth Monday in
tits further orered that notice of the tin and place held
ing -ad Session OF this Court be by pubsA
tiOn this order least in Of the
papers fte underline direction Clerk thereof
jans3w JACOB LUEkENHEIhER. Clerk
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HENT EEIS Up.

TRAY from the subscriber aNogt the st Of septente
80 large RED marked with slope in tn
rIsh ear having white stan the forehead will
Pay liberal reward any will return her
my rosideu &c in this city. WM. L FRENCH,
Evansville Jan II, 1856. DIV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

GFThere are thirty-two steamboats, now
lying at Cairo-many of them engaged receiv-
ing and discharging freight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

EpBACKT GODS foT Decemier:.
lid Chambers Edinburgh Journal for Jas uary; y fDa
Frank Lise's new Illustrated Paper; sf'fliEf sga5
Household n ords for January; 4grat esq Eisunar
81 BAll6n Pictorial Paper; 1i7rs5as .f fffvr - g
rt Frank Lse's Journal for January; - :.
Flag OF our Union 81. ~ s'..,s.s 44 =. .-1s
Weekly Clippers '@ ''s@ gay fe sac - sftA'
White 3 Counterfeit Deteesor for January -1asRl
@ Weekly Tribune at -it t44-i ag5Esse ~ se8f E.s
JAMS rsff p u SAMUEL LISTER, g Rock 1tsrs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

IS NUTkCEs. R%Tm
Office is hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ pointed Administrator estate Arthur Me-
Johnston. late Fanderburgh eouEty deceased aid
Es is supposed to he -alv
.a.-. CHARLES McJoHNST0N, Adm illustrator.
Notice Of Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that will public auction
Tusds the 29th day OF January
Of Arthur McJOhnon late of Marlborough county
ed al the personal properly mot taken by the widow
s'stiHg Of horses e hogs.
farmiag utensels. TIN
all dollars purchaser giving his no
laws. CHARLES NeJoH NSTON
jams 3w d f-ea@l ~ Ut = Administrafor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

WETE prepared to show md
NV entire stock of Minter Goo cOnsit
Ihe rIehe5t variety and the leutiiu
Of such goods adopted the Aithese Goods having
purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob Loewentha in the
New narket. surpassed advantages,
enabled to Offer them ually low prices. q y. b.
Oar and EXCELLENT article
i'm ginabe and desirable in the line Dry Goods and Cloth
ing You respectfully solicited call these
Goods. WM. tHWENTHAL-k CO..
JAMIE l.T-=s Corner First and Main sts.
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GUNNY BAGS AT auction

VA will sell Tuesday morning January 18th. 1885
w our Sale Rooms. $40 second hand fnuuy Bags. TIL
IN good order aud well worthy tn attent on of GU
BuyeTs-also 60 boxes of Glass ware assorted.
jan I'D W0OLSEY &NELS0N, Auctioners
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

The undersigned havi purchased the interest of John II
y ran aal William R. Preston ip the late firm OF Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated III msety
mess under thu firm Of Ke and Preston and will
The Who'll sale dry so0d business the old stand
Morgan, Keen ami Preston firststre C. - 2
ISAAC K ZEN. -
ian IL 1856 Il. --r-.s-..- CYPRIAN PRESTON.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12
Meeting of the Kenosha County AgricUltr
raj Society.

The Quarterly Meeting of the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society, was held at the Agricultural
hall in Bristol June 2ad. The meeting called
to order by Mr.. Levi Grapt-Vice President.
After reading the minutes of the last meeting, L.
w. Thayer stated that As he expected to remove
from the County, he desired to resign the office OF
Secretary His resignation accepted,
On motion of III. johnson, the Society proceed cd
to ballot to fill the vacancy, which resulted in the
election of Mr. William Orledge as Secretary
The List of premiums for the coming Fair was
submitted to the Society, and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Orledge, it was
Resolved, That full attendance of the members
of the Society be requested at the next quarterly
meeting to take into consideration the propriety Of
having only one day for the Fair instead of two
days as formerly.
The Society then adjourned.
l.. w. THAYER Secretary.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

DIR. A. H. THoMPsON.-By reference to our
column of Professional Cards, on our first page
our citizens will sec new name, that of Dr. A
H. THOMPSON, who has lately come among us
with the intention of making our city his home
and building up business in his profession
DR.. 7. is from the State of New York, and comes
highly recommended. We hope he may succeed
could wish.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

NEM BooKs.-Simeon King has just received by
express, from the publishers, q lot of new Books
among which are many of the latest publications
and some of the popular that have come from,
the press during the past winter. We advise those
who like a new and entertaining Book, tina. all tlta
world has not read. to call at once. We have uoO
time nor room 10 patio ulBrZe.
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DIX s. EDWARDS, New York furnish to the
public three monthly publications, which in their
several ways are not surpassed in the whole
range of Periodical literature. PurSAM's
MONTHLY. is a truly American publication, the
contents being all original and written by some
lot the most able and popular writers of whom
lour country can boast The June number which
closes the volume is one ofthe best Nos we have
nead. DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, as most
apf our readers are aware, is a monthly reprint
bf one of the best of the British periodicals.
Every number furnishes an amount of inter.
sainihg and instructing reading, that is found in
few other magazines THE ScHooLFELLow,
magazine adapted to the young. is enc of
fhe best publications in that department, in the
kountry. Terms. Putnam's Monthly. and
Household. Words So each per annum; or the
Two So. AL three magazines $3.50 Address,
PIX & EDWARDS, New York.
Putnam's, and Household Words are for sale
Kings Bookstore; - cts each per number.
:! the June Nos, and read them.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

F-Y BLINN has gone and got new supply OF
those elegant Ladies' Dress Goods, and Trimmings
for which he is noted, and the consequence will
be, that the pockets of husbands and fathers will
have to suffer. Well, we don't know as anything is
more crafty ing than to decorate beauty
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

SAD CAsE.-The following sad case of youth
full depravity has come to our knowledge. The
house of Mrs. Waldo, in this City was broken
into on Sunday last during the absence of the
inmates by three boys, James Ratigan, Thomas
Payton and VIM Payton, none of them over -
years of age. The young burglars stole some
1927, in money, various articles of Clothing,
jewelry provisions, &c. besides breaking and
damaging furniture, in prying open bureaus,
drawers &c. They were joined in the course
of their depredations by four small girls of about
the same age who carried away many articles,
dresses, tides, ribbons, collars. &c ,s.
The boys were arrested on Tuesday and taken
before Justice Ames for exami nation. Many of
the stolen Articles were recovered, found at tie
residences of the parents of the children aad
other places where they had been secreted, and
about $50 of the money.
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Bristol June 9Th, s5l6.

EY-Lool1 over our advertising pages and find
the Column of SIMMONS & Son, (Which by the
way will not be difficulty and as Capt. Cutie
would say, "when found make note of it,"
for it contains matter of the first Importance to
those who wish to buy Goods. They have an
excellent stock of Goods, comprising all that is
likely to be called for,and they sell on as reason
able terms as any dealers in this city
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FOR SALE.

ssxsa- THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farm
XgFof $50 acres each, all fenced. with buildings
sFNTN two Of them, and sixty seventy pillow
- Said Farms situated In the south part OF
of Paris nine miles from Kenosha and half NILE fr
the congregational church and plank read.
Also some 2 ,0C0 Acres of Land IN other and
counties in the State Said Lands selected by the
scriber OF their fertility Of soil and desirable To-
cation, and purchased At The LAID sales In 1859.
cHAs 81 FOWLER
Bristol, Msy %. 1870. ss4-es
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70 See the advertisement in reference to
Smythe's Patent Platform Scales. If they prove to
be all that is claimed for them, it will be well for
those in want of Scales to get this patent
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

HARBoR SURvEY.-We noticed on Tuesday last,
Government officials taking soundings of our har
bor its channels and approaches, for the purpose of
making chart showing the depth of water at diff
ferent points in the harbor, channel, and at some
distance out and above and below its mouth. Our
city authorities we understand will be permitted
to avail themselves of the benefit of the chart i'll the
prosecution of their dredging operations,
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Gitp M(attus, 1t.
onr Western Railroad.

We are glad to learn that the work on oul
Western Railroad is about to be started and
prosecuted under new auspices, and with new
life and energy. Mr.. Frink, of New York, an
energetic and experienced Railroad builder, has
bought out Mr.. DeGraff one of the old contrac
tors, and will at once prosecute the work to a
speedy completion. The iron for 81 miles 0
track has been purchased and will be delivered
as soon as it can be used. 80
The indomitable and energetic President Of
the Company, JOSIAH BOND, Esq, has just re
turned from New York, where he has been on
business connected with the road, and reports
all things as now arranged in the most satisfac-
tory manner. We certainly hope there will be
n further delays or Interruptions OF the work
.t. 1T
ELDER STEBBINs, of the Methodist church, has
for Sabbath or two past been giving our people
sermons adapted to the necessities of the times. Il
ever the pulpit-that great power of moral reforma
ton called upon to speak, it is now. Self pres
ervation demands of those who occupy those places
to speak-to speak emphaticaly -determinedly and
continually. until the danger be repealed For how
can the church flourish or indeed be sustained if The
influences now seeking complete dominance i'll the
country are successful. 1t is but short time since
that in Virginia imprisoned for teach
ing human beings to read the word of Ged and such
is the lar of that State-and it is the influences
which made that law which are now seeking the con
troll of the country If the pulpit is not called upor
TO repe such influence, we at loss TO guess
what its duties can be.
The Elders words are timely, fitting. and we are
glad to believe eGectipc.
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EDWARD WoLcoTT.
TTaceHHss, H., Juns 2l, /

TfaceHHss H., Iuns q, 1888
PRoF O. J. Worp: yor are abDutto ganufaefre and
ycnd your recent d. covered Hair Restorative viii State
for whatsoever h may concern that / have used IT. and
known others use it, att have for several years been
the habit Of using otLerar esterauyes and that Find
yours vtsty superior ANY other kuJw II entirely
clearsrs The head Of dandrni and with months proper
win restore any persons hair TO the original youthful
color and t giving il healthy. and glossy ap.
france and al this. without disoolOriug the hands that
p It, the dress which drops. would therefore
-,conmend its 70 every one DESTROYS Of having fine
color and texture 10 hair -. - 1852
llespectiily yours, l .r WILSON KING.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

Another Quick TTIP.-The Challenge Capt.
Alderman left our harbor, after dark, on Wednes.
day evening of last week, ran over to Muskegon,
took cargo of 65o 600 feet of lumber, and was
again at the dock, at noon on Friday, making the
trip in little over Sc hours
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~ 1oa, .Jg,4 aoais53

~ n. Louis, JusS 90 Ie53.
rEo-. WocD: Asyou a'oa 70 prepare 'd fefd yodr
recently discovered Hair ald as gov fsqus MY
opinion u II, VII. state, ~ ii ~aa, few months
aso very gray and after --i s1 c y'2ur Hair Re
storstive 1t resuraed lis original Foif; ar i.s app.-
cation all dauaruf has disappeared from fiead aud
have been trsabled viii Saefeeabletch fhe scalp.
am satisfied that thpse $50 se it VIII not fcre IT, it
gives the apferenC ,of having been recently vlfd
prepared, therefore. RECOMMEND its 70 ali de-
sirous of having beautiful head of hair.
/ am Cir, yours etc. II l.. STEWART.
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ii. II. GRIDLTY.
Il G. r. K. 11lce, lana.lia, .Jas.s 9lst. 1881.

- Q Ia n VD'tti 1HHGttdl u a7te 3Ist. IbJI
PROP. WoOD--
DEAR SIR; take pleasure IL bearing voluntary testmo-
ny the excellence your r Restorative Three onthg
5go my hair very gray II is dark brown Che
original coor,) smooth HI sly Tie only application
have made to it. has bees le Hair Restorative prepared by
you, and which, from th al IL uy case mos
cordially recommend To G Iers.
e. pectfJd!3 Y0urs, EDWARD WOLCOTT.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12
LoCdRspOrt. H., June, 1855.

lIFSs!s, .. ], " OQI q 10 - ~
Gnsfs Yours Of the 18Th came duly ito hand Encosed
BE e 7ad ry-e3hs dollars j being the amounil or Hair
Restorative. have SOD it ALI II Vol choose
you may send six dozen bottles Hair Restorative fnk
e. sell H. Y has orked miracles in this aoe. sold
Ja X 8 Ties that bald, and fetched new hair ali
over lis head Very respectful,
n. II GRIDLTY.
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HATS!

Gents &c Boys HATS, of Straw-Pedal Braids,
Leghorn, Panama, & P.L.--ali cheap according to
quality-Infants' and Misses Hats & Flats
Trimmed, and Uuntrimmed.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12
sHAWLS

A. great variety embracing long and square.
Broche, cheap and super Stella. Black Silk NJ
de Lame, Barege, Plain Thibets Printed Cashmere
and Grape, ranging in price from very low pretty
we'll up! SHfH1k~f~I fN -
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12
MEMS NEAR.

All kinds of goods for mems wear from Denims t
very fine Broadcloths all of which are decided,
cheap. I.,. ...s.
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SECOND hand s'iatsossio Rent.
IRIS. =. SCRIBN Err,

-MRS. =. SGRIBN ER. -
to inform the Ladies o. Ilc-
nosha and surrounding country thatsehc hiss ont
hand and is constantly receiving thelates st>os Of
Bcnnets, Ribbons, and Millinery sao"''s,
Generally, which she will sell at reasonable prices.
All kinds of Bonnets bleached, pressed, and put IN
order at short notice by a new, expeditions, md
greatly improved method Store Bonnets lineo and
trimmed at fair price, 45t
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K, has worked Miracles.

THAT all the bad and gray can be restored perfectly
original growth, so far their locks are GonoerI "a
does not admit Of doubt besides wiz any possible
disease OF the scalp, whether DEVELOPED dardruh ehur
or IN any shape OF cutaneous erupteneyeu scald head
and in no possible case Whit fail tcTne by magic ncr-
vous or periodical headache, and used twice week ~
The ung regularly, win preserve the color and keep
hair from ahg, to any imaginable age. Read snd judge
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

PROF WOoD-- 500 90 ey
DEAR SIR My hair had FOR scvsraf vears seen boom
ing preaarey gray, accompanied ~ tarsfnpss %hic
rendered the constant appcatiosf ~ becesay IN dres~
ing itwheu corurenced using yog liar Keatorsiye,
about two months ago in that cohatou and lAyiug
continued It until within The last fes wecfT 1t fs
turned its natural color and assumed soues and
tire greatly be preferred those produced bv The app
OF oils any other preparation have used
regard it ind pensabe article for every Il w tlrt
whether be used Hair Restorative. fer the P-
purpose OF dressing beaadying the hair You hGv per
mission all who eateriaig any doubt Of a. per
forming all that Is claimed for it, MRS. G. SINCEDS,
Cincinnati 0hic, Feb 1854. III TllFdst
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Head, Rowland &. Cos Column.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

TUyHE best stock Of PERFUMERY-Toile' Scars,
Il Bair Oils, Pomsles Port Monnaies, &c. ever re-
ceved in this city, arc now offered for sale al the
zge1 sTARKwRATHER & Co /:
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-12

y Fl ts Waferfo1cr, H1as Bdp I, 1854.
PROF O. J. WOOD ltrew me 10 attest tie virtues ard
magic powe- 3 hT lia Restorative. Three months since.
teiig g. ~ .tv gay. purchased and
a use ~ ii' aid it began 10 Tell IN restoring toe
silver ,e-~ eir native color and the kaE vi ch 20
fore DIS hafsand falling OF, nos became soft CLOS
y, and ceased aiDg; The daidrr DISAPPEARED ard the
cap lost FL the disagreesbe u hez annoying before,
and now, not only loeb, but feel Young again. ~
Respectfully yours, etc.s CiIARLES WHITNEY.
s- SOLD ia Market street. ST. Louis Missouri 81.
Broadway. New York, and by all Drusvists elsewhere Al
nes family patent rfr6iees for sale, the best
bic terms, Professor Weeds Establish Eneut Ia Market
Street, ST. Louis. = ss f.tet
e. soihere By al the Druggists, and at snufac,ire,s
prices, Wholesale ana retail at Milwaukee, and Chicago
ERxOsaA. IS sE Sra466
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SELECT ECHOOL.
NJ y S lC A L .

W y ) 9 q {. - =
yyNEaE Subscriber has re eut,yrecei- ~.
we'd large addition 10 Der foriner II.
stock OF fiusical snsfr,Sa,g onts land \ IL Y \
would invite az intending 20 purchascJ = u
to call and examine them. ssFs
seraphines, 4EoiiaWs, and; 3EeIodcon~,
From tie celebrated manuactory of Mcssrs Prescott
& Brothers, Concord, n H., and unsurpassed in
style of tdsh sweetness aud compose These Instru-
mens ooptidentlv reeoinmcudrdt ~ the public and
fully 81. rdlred-.he Makers Inviting comparison
with those O. any Other mRnufactory in tlle Uniou
Also Agent for tho PIANOS manufactured by
Mossrs. Boariman 4 Gray, A}bany, and Messrs. 4.
Ladd & Co, BoS'na 'sa".t 70. soc
One second banu Me.uGcon of Princes manatac
turc, for sale ar reduced price. '
Second l,und s'iataoa4o Rent.
All communications promptly ~ wted.
Rooms three doors north ofthe IL iiscepgl Church
on west side Of Ann street. NARY \. ANLR.
Kcnosha June 81, iS55-vl6nl. s%~N
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200 Bonhets, embi acing every kind from the COM
mon to the best quality with plenty of Ribbons,
common and French Flowers, Lining Rouschis, &c,
to trim. s@
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WOODEN g. STONE WARE.
GROCERIES.

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In the selection of my groceries great pains is ia
ken and to those accustomed to bnying of me 1T is
unnecessary to speak, but to those who are not
would only say that they good deal better than
the average, Call and see. -r. r
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