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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-08
UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFICE-CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at IS 90 per annum in advance
The TRl WEEKLY is publishedevery Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at S5 90 per snuum, in advance if not
paid in advance, s. 90.
The DAILY is published al Eight Dollars,
tSs- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Ad
Remtances of subscriptions may be made BY mail at our
risk.
No paper will be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
ty- We wish distinctly understood that no Japer win
be discontinued until all arrearages paid the
option Of the publishers.
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PIANO FORTEs, PIANO FORTES

WE now have (No 2 College 81 y from The 80
w ManufIctory Of Light Newton 4 Brad = 80
bury II Worcester and lines Bro, Of SeWII -
York fine assortment Of Piano Forss, 10 critical aHam
uaon Of which we particularly invite Professional ANA
teurs and oil lovers OF Music To those who want supe
rur instrument soy, do moi fail TO call and see Us be-
fore you purchase -
Gec22-ly ". h. tREbMAN'
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10 NNSlIyii.IE NE!:C!iANTs.

TEEE Merchants of Nashville aud business Tren general
Il y VIII Ind greatly % their interest L. advertise m
the ,mefset ny Democrat, printed and pu5t,he d
weekly by hhe, Blrroh n Co The DeU0cr has a large
circulation iu ali that Counlry n Kentucky from which
Coal and other products shipped 10 Nashville II has
wide Clrcua n IN al those counties IN Kentucky iIoE
which merchants e. 10 Nashville 20 bay ther goods 1t
has larger circulation than GuT other paper tie sth
Conzrc nn4l District, Ky Our terms for advertising
very ll5era Nj James : heiiy lig South MarAt ST. Is
agent aud will Il te To all who Wish 10 ad
verse 4" ia as ans attend 10 forwarding advertisements
10 Us All those who prefer IT, csn send their advertise
lnen,s 20 us by mail.
dec2-2m WHITE, BARRON co.
NHEESf--5V boxes V. R. Cheese, Just received and
for sale by Ljuly2s 10 EDWARDS.
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sCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND con

ERE are features connected with this Mil worthy OF
l. consideration and close examination on the part Of
those wishing to purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical construction and adaptation to the pur-
poses designed To crush and grind It's great ca
pacly, while dong immense work with exTaordlnafy
ease, ITS durability is amply provided for. The complete
and entlTe pofiabeness Of the Little Giant rendering S
greater convenience plantation and farm use mpossl-
bic. 1t requires no mechanical aid bill OF expense to
put any farm hand servant can put up ana set one
running IN half en- hours time. The convenience WIN
which the sweep may be applied to run horlzoaalas Is
most usual-Or head, and the r may pe easily At
tched where steam water is used The power taxes
requiring one and two horses The quantity and quality
OF product Is 10 so bushels OF good feed meal per hour
according to the degree hneness ground and the
mill IL the cheapest mill, all things considered there
is before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant pat
en and worthy note the fact that there has been
Patent Right specuatng huckstering about the conn
try as is usual with the thousand bungiiLg make sh i'm
plenents that are got up tTade-merey to get money
By selling plnslng oil the patent right upon the credu-
lOus-theu the machine be abandoned by all parties
humbug the other hand the Pateutee and PopreOrs
of the Little Giant Ms believing that they can-ard de-
iermned that they will supply the Agreulturaliss and
Stock raisers of cur country with superior MILL
maneny engaged in the business and have hun
dred thousand dollars invested in the manufacture o these
mills in the East West aud South, some of these establish
meats employing 60 solely in this business So high
these mills appreciated that four thousand have been
sold within the past eighteen MONTHS and the esveSt and
the extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural impe
ments in the United States have eagerly sought inter-
eat in their manufacture and sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested no one
OF the kind has received numerous and high Testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
merit have fairly ground their Way into every day
and popular favor than Scots Little Giant Corn and
CO5 Mill Orders promptly filled.
Liberal discount 10 dealers
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GCS Reward
no DEMOCRATIC PRINTERS.

TO DEMOCRATIC PRINTERS.
A GOOD PRl NTER Of the democratic faith can OBJ
~ tain barg AN in he purchase of established and
Furnishing Democratic newspaper Office in this State oy
addressing Box No 633, Nashville p, U. The owner
WISHES to sell for private causes which can be made safs-
factOrily to appear to any one wishing to purchase
decls@-f
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lMENMNrINES.T .TOOI.S ANn NACmINERY

i.Ut'UIIU J : ' ~. UVIlN I ID u WAtlIiINERl.
y1ruL LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP Lq.rrfHce Hlx.
a,cha,r4s, EnnUiac'uTes Locomotives uf anv size or
yuage StatiJuG-r Engines, Iahcs Pauer5; ali kinds of
Tools Cotton, NoagG and Paper Machinery. Turbine
Parker Wafer Wheels GuTnseys PateHt Printing Press
&C. SC All iCleS warranted best materials and work
man,hin Information may be obtained and orders for
wariei GA application 10 Nr. JAMES PLUNkET, at the
Safe House .N1asr..5s IrAHsss-C or address
j. H. ". PAGE, Treasurer,
nov 22-Gmd Ofice IA. kibv ST Boston. Mass
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO,

SNUFF AND IUIBACCU,
PETER LORILLARD
MANUFACTURERS, No AZ, Chatham Street New-York.
. UCCESS0R to PETER and GEORGE LoKILLARD, offers
- for sale all kin is of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars Price Current can be obtained by ad
dressing above. This Establishment is of the old
est of the kind in the United States
Feb l4-lV.
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$40 , 0OO!!!
A Maryland Lottery
TO BE DRAWN ON THE
II AV A n a PL a n

MASAGEBs' OFFICE OF rHE NARYLGSDl
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec. I, 1855. I
THE Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having hGd
Il suggested that the plan Of drawing The
HAVANA LOTTERIES
Has its aVortes and being TO CRAFTY the public
have concluded to draw
LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each Month,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
Glass :,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday Jan 10 Is55
PRIZES AMOUNTING To
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MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale $500 Acres of
EPOn land.

ALSO-TWo Lots in Davidson county One in Browns
vile, 2 miles from the Suspension Bridge containing
10 acres. The other is miles from Nashville 2s from
the n d G. K. r., and Il from the Nolensville Turn
pikero containing so acres-onethiTd well tmbered
and the balance good farming land.
IB Five unimproyed Lots in different parts of the
CitT
~ The 1920 acre tract is offered in exchange for
Dry Goods and is favorable opportunity for persons
wishing to embark in the iron business.
The above lands offered fair and can be
by application to the undersigned
GEO W. C0WAN.
Oct2l-tf At No. 4GJ% Cherry ST., Nashville Tenn
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7 WILL give GJ highest marke, puoe 10 cash !or Land
/ Warrants.
Persons at dstoce sending Narrunts can get pay in
nuy funds they may desire ! g. SBANhLAND,
uovIa-.,I No -. Cherry Ir-i.
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z. + RKEE,
l39 WATER SIKEET, NEW Y0RR,
Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
DURKEE,S YEAST OF BAKING POWDER,
Importer and Dealsri in
NREAM TARTAR, Sup Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, CASTLE
~ Soap, Black Lead, British Lustre, Refd Pearlash
Saleratus Cooking Extracts, Matches-HaI WOdo.
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WALLACE n WINGFIELD.
General Commission Merchants,
n nP l. ms IN PR ID AZ e. r.
STATE RIGHTS.


NVERY STATE b. The Constitution has the right TO reg
ulais It's internal trade &C. but TO strengthen
the constitution by regulating the internal man. it is neces-
saTy TO
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10000 Dollars

Will be distributed according the following Magnificent
Scheme.
10000 Numbers 900 Prizes!
Prizes Paysble Full without Deduction.
ESg- ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 20 TICKETS. ~
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
Death Penalty.

There was a Lecture delivered by the Rev
Mr.. GRIDLEY, in the Congregational Church
Sabbath evening last) on the subject of CAPT
tai punishment, before large and seemingly
interested audience. Mr.. G. in the course of his
lecture displayed much strength ofmind, in bring
ing out many interesting facts favorable to re-
storing the death penalty in cases of capital
crimes. His reasoning and arguments adduced
were powerful, conclusive and convincing of
repeating thst odious law whoever shall commit
murder in the first degree shall be imprisoned
for life, and placing upon the Statute Book of
this State, the law both human and divine,
:WhOerer shall shed mans blood, by man his blood
shall be she'd" This law in our opinion is very
much needed in this State, as a safeguard a.
gainst felons murderous hand. And we hope
our Legislative body will take immediate action,
and restore the death penalty law. There is no
doubt, about two-thirds Oft the inhabitants OF this
State is in favor of restoring the divine law who
ever shall! shed mans blood, by man his blood
shall be she'd" b
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

Washington, Jan d.
Decision Of the Great Reaper Case in facor OF
Manny's Machine.-The great Reaper Case has
been decided in favor of Manny's Machine. JUS
lice Mclean delivered to-day the opinion of the
United State Circuit Court in this important
case, which was argued last summer at Cincin-
natl by Hon. Reverdy johnson, and f. n.
Dickinson for Mr. Mccormick, and L. NJ. Stan
ton, and George Harding for Nanny Il Co., de-
PENDANTS. The Court held
First-That Mannys Reaping Machine does
not infringe any of the patents of Mr.. McCor-
mick
Second-That the leveler and reel-post used
in Manny's machine are not The same, in form
or principle, as the Improvements patented by Mr..
Mccormick in 1915, and therefore are no
infringements.
The injunction was refused, and the bill dis
missed at the cost of complainant. The Court
fully sustans the validity of McCormick's pa
tents, and pays ligh compliment to the paten-
tee. An appeal has been taken to the United
States Supreme Court
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
THE GCvERNORSHIP
The Argument i'm Supreme Cour


The Sentinel Of Yesterday has the tollo,cing DIS
patch from Madison.
MADISON, Jan. %,
In Supreme Court, to-day Dir. Knowlton
made n motion TO discontinue the suit common.
ccd BY Attorney General, and for leave to pros
ecu:e Mr. Bashford's information against Mr.
Bars:ow. The Attorney General objected TO the
emitting of the suit. Objection orerraicd. Mr.
knowlton read the papers served on the Attorney
General, which he declined to file, with sworn
atiiGaviis, showing what had passed. Mr.
SMITH showed throughout much feeling in the
matter.
The information sought to be filed by Mr.
Is ASHFORD, reciteS the whole vote as canvassed
and travcrses the certificate, alleging the several
frauds noticed and demanding Judgment of custer
against BSrStow.
Mr., knowlton argued at length that thc Leg.
islature by the law OF 80 intended a remedy for
such cases as this, that the Attorney General
ought to have filed the information presented OF
none and that the re,ator would otherwise be al
the mercy of the Attorney General.
Mr.. Smith read an affidavit by himself giving
his account of the occurrences preliminary &c
his motion.
2P. N.-The Court room was crowded, both
Houses having adjourned. Attorney General
Smith argued at length his right to file such an
infotmarion as he pleased and 70 cOntro[he sat
J. +. Arnold and NJ. II Orion, who arc counsel
for Barstow with Mr.. Carpcntvr, both argued IN
favor of Mr. Smiths right TO continue, his suit
and manage it. Mr. Arnold said that he should
at the proper time object to the jurisdiction OF
the Court.
L. "a Ryan closed for Bashford in favor of hi:
right as the relator, who must pay the costs. tC
manage the suit. He cited authorities 10 this
effect, and held that the Attorney General had
shown such bias that the suit could not be en-
trusted to him, and that on this motion il depend
cd whether the alleged frauds should be exposed
cr -: Tbs Court 70 u Tie case at : =. NJ
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

Ty BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen the firm of Stevens & Head, has
been dissolved. Mr.. Stevens has disposed o.
his interestin the establishment to Mr.. Rowland
n gentleman of means and business qualifications
late from Boston. Mr.. Stevens, though he has
been but short time in business in this City
has won hosts Of friends, and we regret
his departure from among us Wherever he
may SO, we can but wish him the fullest sue.
cess
The New Firm, Head, Rowland u Co, it
will also be seen still in the field for public
favor, and We doubt not will continue to enjoy
the patronage that has been extended to the Old.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

TIE SCHOoLFELLCW.-Wea are indebted to
Mcssrs Dix & Edwards, publishers for the Jan
uary number of this excellent publication, the
first under their control. From an examination
of this No, we judge this is one of the best pub
LEGATIONS of this character 1t is adapted to the
wants of the young, and the contents cannot fail
to interest while they instruct the opening mind.
One thing is certain, that these enterprising
publishers will spare no pains TO make it all
that it should be. The Schooltellow is beauti-
fully illustrated with appropriate cngravings,
and printed in the best style, in large 3vo form,
on the first Of each month, and will furnish a
large amount of capital reading for the young
in the course of the year. The price is 5 a
year Putnams Monthly or Household Words,
and the Schoolfellow, $3.50. Address DIX &
EDWARDS, New York.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
EE- Barnum wants TO get the fello win

Eg- Barnum wants to get the following
curiosities for his museum, to humbug the
New Workers, after the Book of Beauty"
excitement shall have died away: "a leg
Of the stool of repentance some marrow
from the bone of contention A plant grown
from the seeds OF discord' A plank from
the bridge Of signs, Or the Buffalo Plat
form Some cream from the milky way
and a few bristes from the man who made
hog Of himself"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
Kenosha Fire Department.

AT the Annual Meeting ofthe Department, on Mon
day evening, Jan, nth 1856, The following persons
were elected Officers, f'r the ensuing year
CHARLES DFMING, President
+. koUINsoS, Wee Ples,dcat,
;. BRANDS, .Ncctc'Grg,
JoHN l., HENRY, I'rcasrrtr-
+. L. SNITH. Colicc,or,
j. l.. v. YATES, Ca.ct EAs,neer,
JoHN V AVER, is Asst ~"
NILSSON SrEBBIvs. 81 Asst "
Il %: :.2S $ $"s SEN: -,'."'
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

HARPER FOR FEBRUARY, HAS COME!-Kinc
has laid in an extra lot, knowing that every one
W ouId be after it, of course, for it contains sew
erAl chapters more of Dickens New Novel, LIT
TIE DORRIT," beside its usual quantity of 9TH
or interesting reading. The contents this month
are all of that description that everybody wants
to read Go to Kings Bookstore, and get it for
rs cents
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

~ 4 correspondent has furnished us with
some statements in reference to matters and
things at Genoa, which, by the way, should have
appeared last week, but was crowded out by Mr.
Barstow's Message.
Another writer contributes an article on "Re
publicanism in the Legislature" which is worthy
y careful perusal. 1t expresses our views upon
the matter discussed exactly, and thereby saves
us the trouble of writing, as we had intended do
ing upon the same subject. We cannot see how
the views and conclusions of the writer can be
successfully cOntrovertcd.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

EY~ Tho weather for the past week has beer
little more moderate though still cold enough
for all practical purposes. 1t has showed a very
Iittle not enough to make any slciShing to speak
of; but wagoning is first rate. The roads arr
worn down smooth and hard, and altogether it
has been good week for business Our streets
have consequently been crowded daily with
teams. Wood, Grain, Pork &c, have been ac
tive.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

~ Meeting OF the several Fire Companies of III
city, on TnGrsiay evening, Jan Sd, 1856, the folio,
ing persons elected Officers Of their respect,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

Punctuality, accuracy, steadincssand de-
spatch are habits of business which ensure
success in life.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
Rescue Hook 4 ladder Co. No. 4

s. Y. BRANDE, Foreman,
MtCHAEL Heck, Isl 4SS't Foreman,
{. SCHEND. ID ASST
ANDREW SCHAFFoN, Secretary,
wv. GEORGES, IreGsuer.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

THE LAKE SHORE r. R.-By reference to
the advertisement, it will be seen that the time
Of arrival and departure of the several trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad has been changed.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

Some wag has called dinner-table a
table of contents, and gamblingtablc a
table of discontents.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
NCnonha Engine Co. No. q

J f HENRY, Foreman,
ID. w. CHAPrELL, Isl Ass. Foreman,
THOMAS CARTER, III Asst
{. II. MATHER. Secretary,
4. Z. STONE, Treasurer,
on pMELPs S-ca.ard
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

THE MAILs.-We understand that arrange
ments have at length been made for having the
mails carried by Railroad again. We hope this
is the case, for we have suffered long enough, i'll
all conscience. At the present time of writing,
Tuesday evening, we have not yet received a
mail by the cars, nor any other way, for several
days, until this evening. Our papers are all old
before they get here, except the morning papers
of Milwaukee, which come by express Our la.
test Chicago Dalies, at this time are of Satur.
day last. We shall feel like being very Thankful,
to somebody when we can get regular daily
mail from somewhere
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
No Charge far Consultation.

Dr. D. neither bleeds nor bisters, he Home
i.i he Mercury, Arsenic, Aumony any 9th
mineral a medical agent; nor is he Th0msonian-he
nsither gives e8ecs. His theory Of disease diff
frs from all others that have been adopted but not
than does his system of He does make sick
make weI down bnd up again, alsy irr
taton oy patching. up with anodyneS-
Waveriy Staten, La Sale Ce. H.. Dec IS, 50
De- DDrcK-SIR:-As boys life has been saved BY
your treatment and desiring that others may profit by
skill send the following statement Of his case fo'
publication;
When applied 20 you, he had had the Chronic Dar
rha with indigestion aud swelling Of the abdomen for
en- months and had been treated by Drs Clark Hincksy
and Gould, and been counseled by DR.. Thoasa talented
Physiciaus-without any permanent bench. II is only
weeks since commenced giving your Medicine and hs
IS nov per fectly well. NJ. and Mrs J. L. wHTTMoRF.
Formerly Of " auke gan.
cT Patients subject expense without
able prospect Of recovery.
CossCxPTTox treated by Neicated Inhalation n eocnec
coo With cher medicinal propsr-ies
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
DIR. DIMICK. .fnafuticat Phys;c;on

Has taken Rooms follows:
Waukegan, NO5r House, Friday, 23ih January.
keuosha, R2nas House Saturday, 26th January.
THOSE afflicted with Diseases of the Lungs, Liver Kid
neys, Spleen, Imaammation., Rheumatisms Asthma
Shortnes Cf Breath difficulty q breathing Dyspepsia
Dropy Weakness Nervous Disabilities RestessneSs
Of Appetite Constipation, arrangement of the stomach Bill
ioUs Affections, Gravel swelling Scrofua. Ulcers Impur
ties of the Blood, any Chronic long s;andn.
invited 10 call.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
PENSION LANDS
ISO a cree oFIand
To all who served since 1890

The aet Of Congress Of March 1853, crane to all,
Indians included. who served ia any since l19v,
fourteen GBys, Iessii caass.d in battle aud TO he
widows Vi Offices aad solder Of tho Revolutionary
war If now living, and to Chspla4ug shO served
with the army. and to the PiatisLsrg aud Lcwistorn
volunteers 100 acres Of land after dc,!acting what
has been received.
The undersigned VIII receive aPpi' cations, and act
as agent in prosecutn. ella ms under lie aloicmcn.
toned act L, q AE&RILL
Ken .Le, Wa 1861
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
Erotcction Euginc Go, No. 4,

{. Il. LEWIS. ForcriEa.
?. RoBtTSoS. ~ ASST Foreman,
F. CAFFERTr. 2d Asst
T.. ROBSON, Secretary,
u. kEARNEY, Treasurer.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
EASTERN CARRIAGES Fob SALE.

Fine Lot Of Eastern Carriages double and single coz
~ cred and OPEN for sale on Reasonable Terms Enquir
Of A D. NoRrnwAY. EDGAR PENN0YER.
A. aaSAd, Jan. g. so. SOtf
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
TURNlP SEED.
FANCY GOODS.
TO OLD FRIENDS g. NEW!
HUB ARD s: CO.


{r0ENERLY Il. ". HGBBARDI
4 RI III the market, al the old stand. No. | Ru
I L nails Block, with compile assortment of New
Goods, ready 10 do oil those Who may ial or item
with a call great deal Of goal. Oar stock of
D r Z G O 0 d 8
- large, and wa, bought with reference to heavy
fall twAe
In tic DRESS GOODS Inc we have ericav.
orcd 10 selsc. all styles row and rare, with rim
mings Of ait qualities to match. We have Black
silks warranted not 10 crack. Fancy silks, new
Wool PIaids, good variety All wool DcLuines,
all colors Ladies Cloths desirable shades.
aka VbS.-Byeeho Long ShewI4 At Square
Shawl prices. Buy Sta.c and Scotch DO. from the
cEccpes! to the best nude.
For the NEcn.-Ne b1vo plies of Broad Cloths,
Cassimcrcs, Saiucts, Flannels, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Eutk Gloves and Mittcns, &c. &c.
CsrPotinxs.-Nclyct, Brussels aud Ingrain 4
variety of patterns. Oh Cloths, 1, { aEG s. wide.
Cotton Carpcta cheap.
Croc!Sc7y, Gtonc * C;Iase T1ro.-A few sets
Of China Ware, White, Granite aud Rockingham
Ware, ph0ieaa}c or retail S;GEc jugs mud Jars,
Ea7thoa IL. TEnale-s, Casters, Lamps and LA
terms.
GROCE RIBS
We arc prepared TO give our Customer Bargains
on Sugars as our stock was bought before tie last
rise
We are It'll se!n. STRUTS and IoLAssEs at Old
ket.
TEAS AND C0FFEE&
On these sytc.es we hope to sustain Inc rsrt9a.
ton we have already established
Nearc AWAY wanting all kinds Of Farmers Pro
ducc, aud viii pay the highest prices tie market af-
fords HUBBARD & Cd.
Kenosha, September %, 1850.