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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-18

SIMPLICITY or ksGLisH DREss. In the fam.
lies OF many OF the nobility and gentry OF
England, Possessing an annual income which.
OF itseif, would be tan ample fortune, there
IS greater economy OF dress, and ore SIM
pielty ~ the furnishing of the DIVE. ling. than
there IS in many of the houses Of our citi.
gems, who are able TO supply the wants OF
ther iAinliies by the closest attention to
their business. A friend OF ours, who 40.
Journed, not long since, several months in
the vicinity OF some VI the wealthy landed
aristocracy Of England, whose ample rent
rent rolls would have warranted a high stvls
OF fashion, was surprised at the simnlic,ty 81
manners practiced. Servants were much
more numerous than with US, but the lad,a.
made more account Of one silk dress thar
would be thought here Of dozen. They
were generally clothed in good substantial
s,uGs, aud display Of fine clothing and lew.
elry was reserved for great occasions. The
furniture Of the mansions, instead Of being
turned on. OF doors every few Years, for new
and fashionable styles, was the same which
the ancestors cf the families for severa! gen !.
eTations had possessed -substanliai and IN
excellent preservation, but plain, and With
out any pretentoDs to elegance. Even the
carpets, on many suites Of parIors, had been
on the floors for City years, and were expect.
I'd 70 do service for Another half century -
With ~ hos different IL the state Of things
We are wasting an amount Ut wealth 10 this
country, On show and fashion, which, III
rightly applied, would renoyste the eond,
tioa Vt tie whole population VI the world,
sad ChristiAniss, eisillxs and educsts, ali
maakinA. II CalsadaT.
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"A fessa With pisAsAnt bsafd, fs = gsItIsmsn
ssa iAay, 90 tso single GsnttsNss, eAa b. Oh.
s-ansa 20 inaa.y 81 this Once, ~ the south seat
seraer y klsysstA sad HlsuasAa s5ISssts.
n.yIsd
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CHARLEs mAsCMxE,

Grard UpAOaa0r ssd Hosss Dsesvsfsy,
low A.
DhDkks Tor any description 81 Uphoastsvy
hiondsaa And Concert VI 81 the FursituYe 6tsrs II
Nilecarns Davis. lso Msin-st., win receive
prompt attention. fmavIN
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STRycnSiNE IN WnisxY.-No wonder that
whisky kills people. The Ohio. Legislature
has found IT necessary TO pass q law which
makes it State prison offence to use strych.
nine IN the manufacture Of whisky. by the
use OF certain quantity Of this poison, mix
ed With tobacco juice, every bushel OF grain
Is made to produce five gallons Of whisky.
while with an honest distilla,ion the product
Is only hall the amount, Ii was the drain.
aye from these stryehnlne distileries tina,
Killed their hogs, causing the hitherto mystic
rlous disease known us the hog cholera
Fish have also been killed in the Scioto river
al chillieoihe, by tho drainage from dis,l-
leries IN which this delightful beverage il
prepared. A chemist says barrel Of il con.
ialhs strychnine enough to kill thirty men.
what will you take to drink ?'-brand,
manufactured OF whisky favored with poison
called "eognac oil" or whisky favored with
ssrichnyneY
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VALUE OF REAL ESTATE IN WAsnIscros
CrY.-The sale Of the Printing Office square
on Thursday afternoon resulted in the dis
posal OF the ffty-eight out Of the sixty lots
advertised. The prices ranged from Is to
4i3 cents per square foot.
The residence and landed property of the
late Gen. james Thompson, in the LIST Ward,
was put up to auction yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. Green. The residence sold for 49,
Ooo, and WINS purchased by Mr.. Reside, Of
Georgetown. The adjoining lots, on Twen-
ty-fourth and n streets, were also purchased
by him at 10 and Is cents per foot, respect
lively. Two other lots sold at Is cents, and
some others, not so eligibly situated, at IL
and ID cents.-l Wash. Union.
At 4is cents per square foot Keokuk city
lots would bring $3430, and as the lots which
soidfo tina, amount in the Capitol Of the
Union were very fair property, we infer tina,
ours are more valuable on an average than
Washington City lots.
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NTH
TIN, COPPE8 AND STREET HI ON.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
i. 3. RICKEY,
ThirA.ss., Bet. Main L DlskAsau.
Is NOW RECnIvING
A FINE SUPPLY OF STOVES.
which for service, beauty, ard snooaAasss al cast
Ing cannot b sxesllsd, Manufactured BY North,
Chase . North, Philadelphia, Penn.
fs gCaI and sxanins for yourselves.
@rJsbbtss C eli Asnds done VITA Sre~Sf~sa. -
ROOFING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
II Is needless for me to say nythisg in favor Of
gesd Metallic Roof, we'll putop, for It IL suAeisai
proef Of itself. Metallic Roofs are almost sxsls-
svsiy used In al the principal stiss In preference
to any ether but they use the best OF tin asd
paint II on the under aids bsfors pattisg il down,
which adds bat little to the expense and makes IL
ssrs durabis. sAsii IN all Gases adops this plan
Alldesiroas Of having good Roof will please give
ns call. =. u. RICK1Y,
apr7S-dsn Ksskuk, Iowa.
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ssHE partnership heretofore existing betweeu
Il j. IL. Sullivan and NJ. u. Collins IL this day
dissolved, By aataai consent. N. y. Collins l.
Autho fsed ~ receive and reespt for eli the money
das 10 and pay all tbs iiAblii,iss III III. lat. hr
J. IL NJ LLIyAS
MayIsdst NJ, ". COLLINS
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Pittsburgh NAlngles.
C0C mn PINE SHINGLES on COAST Rumsut.
COO,UOUfor sale low In lots 70 sui, purchas
ers' or VIII close entire lot out to lum bsrmsp At
low ngure, II applied for before moving from
Levee c0NNADLE 4 SMYfu,
maylS.dlm
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Auction sales Real Essale.v
Our first regular weekly sale Of Real Estats At
auction will be held ut our olkcc, No IS Main ST.
on Wednesday the goth inst, 1t 10 o'clock, A. ~
when We will edsr and sell 10 the highest bidder
the flowing desirable property, Wis:
Thrty-hve lots in HArkin 3 addition, near Xii.
bourne Park.
Fifty lots in Wilsey's addition.
Three lots, ~ by 100, on Fourth street, between
johnson and Exchange streets.
:. -Four lots on Fifth street, between Johuson and
Exchange streets also several other very desirable
oasnes' and resident lots finely located.
Terms made known 1T the time Of sale.
Persons desirous 10 SELL will please hand in their
lists ~ early - possible at the Office Of
DIMOED CONN.
Nav 18th AZ Mi. 49,.
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nsoAuA, HAY iatn, 1897.
Mas. CECILIA RUSH,
The undersigned lovers of
the legitimate drama, wishing to eyince soms mark
OF appreciation of talent aud gen IN in 4 nov
ice upon the stage, in combination with purity III
social iife, would respectfully tender to youA com
pimentAry benefit, AT sush tims IS you, in your
convenience, may Indicate.
ARNOLD KENDALL,
LOWELL HOWE,
GEORGE b FELT,
4. II. MOORE.
kxokux, May 18th, 1857
Messrs. KENDALL, Howk, fkLr and Mooss -
Your note, kindly pronsring . eempii mentAry ben.
eht,i received. Daily and gratefully aokno leiy.
Ing the compliment, and earnestly dssirons u
pleasing 70 the ex,entof my humble ability, would
respectfully name Monday, tho 18th inst, as tho
time for the intended benefit
Respectfully,
mys-dlt CECILIA RUSH
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DDUCB 4 SON,
Lana AUeUso o0A Dsok 0Ys,
pGALkRa n

~ - ABo0to enc o4OkOHos
pgAkkka II
ExCHAN0E AND LAND WARRANTS,
Wsi6 Lsa6s, snSvsssS Fsyas, Tsss Properly, e.,
HOaf DODGE, IOWA.
w LAAAs snA tAsir location, With cash or Land
MAssaats. In The ~. Dodge, eiosx City and OsAxs
Lsad Dictriets, Iowa. We have agents at 6iosx
City ssd Ossgs, Who devote thar hole tire and A.
tsatioa y ths transastios VI cur bssisess The Pt
Dodge district will receive psrsonal attention.
We viii collect pstss, hills, drafts and asospsn
thsovghOut lswa, and remit proceeds promptly in
drafts - New iert. Real Estate and Land War
rants hosght and sold on connission. Titles sx-
ssnineA and tsxea paid. We Also pay sAnncuLAa
Ass.ss,os - the Ieaaiag Of Land Warrants for nos
fsstdss6, ~ lsening 81 nOpsy st lest wesseyn
rates, - y iavsstnsats generally. We examine
eass3slly al anda lesats ard will give plat and
description Our sOnmissisn for loanine q locating
Lssd WaynAts IN TIE above named Aisirists will s.
80 pr iee, . pr l1s, ~ per 80, asA Is per ~
asSsas which SheslA aaeonpsny the warrant, and
slso the Oass fess on vsIrants, u 81 for sseh
~ ssres, h hllIs or drafts % New York.
LAND RNTERED ON TINE.
All bssinsas sntsated 10 - will receive prompt
~ sassf.l attention. Corrsspondsses solicited.
arm AAwlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-18

CoRRurrIos. Legislative corruption seems
to trouble our Canadian neighbors no less
than 1t does our own people. Men do thirst
after plumber every where in this selfish
world. Proofs of bribery in regard to the
procuring OF one railroad charter, to the
amount Of $4,000, have been obtained, and
In another TO the amount OF $l0o,0 The
transactions are to be Investigated by the
Provincial Parliament.
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=. -. Mic1s, -. ~,
SUI q EON DENTIbT.

w. g0B6te66d 6y.1 10yW006 0Aln 0n1 J0kn0on,
K9OkUK, IOWA.
nE H., In sAditios 70 the usssl lu
II nssAs1s " lnssssiae ArAi1siall
tsstas ISIS peeoeeeien u tAs sxetusfvs 01VoD
right Tor thu soty ef neuaAlug the
"eeottnuess sun work. - snivsrsAlly admired
Tor tAe6S hsasty Asa cleanliness.
nsis slss. neuatisgtsst On 0stta Psrshs.
~ 10 1v1v
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After the play
MRS. CECILIA RUSH
Will recite by request "Ths Maniac" or scenes In
. Mad House. To conclude With the truly
10 ughable farce Of tho
SWISS SWANS.
Prices ~ Admission.
Parquette and Dress Circle 50 cts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-18

NEARLY ANOTHER LYkcuINo.-In Powe-
shiek county Mr.. Thomas is confined on
charge Of murde r, the details of which our
readers will remember. The people of that
vicinity are much incensed against him. His
trial was to have been commenced few days
ago, but on account OF the absence Of an i'm
portant witness, it was put over to a special
term. The people thereupon assembled in
considerable numbers with view of taking
his execution into their own hands. But the
jail was strongly guarded, and the demand of
the people was denied. Judge Stone nd-
dressed them in firm and persuasive man
ner, and they departed. We hope the fair
fame Of Iowa is not to be furnished by an
other such scene as was lately enacted in
jackson county, and we are glad that our
Poweshiek neighbors were not finally led to
the preparation Of the act they contcmpla-
ted, as we are sure they will be on reflection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-18

0vvics X sokuK, MI PLEASANT Aspl
MuscArrss RAILROAD ConYAnY,
May 18th, 1857.
SINHE annual meeting Of the Stock holders of his
l Company will be held on the third Wednesday
OF June Next at Its once in Mt. Pleasant Iowa 10
hear the annual report Of the President, and for
the purpose Of electing = Beard Of Directors for
the ensuing year. J. w. OGDEN.
may 6-dtd Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-18
CARDS BY The MILLION
Ut the
Daily Gate City ONCE.

Above win b seen = cut az the eslsaxssed
RUGGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS.
= neat simple and beautiful machine, which "
have had IN successful operation for the lest eight
cen months Since procuring IT, we have printed
an immense amount Of Cards, and the reduces prioe
NJ which they have been Afforded has greatly In
creased the amount Of that ind Of work In this city
Its execution is perfect Cards mntsd upon II have
clear, beautiful impression, AHp Sux iuE WILL NOT
SPREAD OR RUB OFF. Its speed ID ~ great - good
card ink can be possibly worked and . Aandsoms
impression given by any machinery. The cost Of
press work upon this engine, executed In The bsst
manner, 10 from 10 8 cents per 1000 Cards. which
~ will b. observed, leaves loo tSining nasgn for
REDUCTION by any Improvement, 10 b. talked about.
We have
CARD 0roOE
of every kind, color and quality and can furnish
Carts cut from It, Of any sse and Ut any psoe that
u customer may desire, from 30 cts. per 1000
upwards, bu, in all cases
As Cheap as any Competitor.
UNiF oRMlY SETTER EXECUTED.
for in beauty OF execution our press cannot be equal
ed in this city, while, ~ . matter Of competition,
1T COSTS US LESS MONEY 70 print lO60 Cards
than IT costs any printer in Keokuk, the HorscAy not
excepted, As We can satisfy any one interested 70
know.
We respectfully solicit work OF this chArAator, In
particular, from city and country customer, with
m assurances that In all respects satisfy them
VI which the great amount Vt work which W are do
ing in this line Ii pretty good evidence.
WM. H0os. RI. FRENCH. nor r raxxcn
HOON, FIR ENCH 4 CO.,
Soap, Candle and Lard on Manufacturer,
Missouri Avenue, KEOEUK
4 EAVE orders with II anil, Ralston 4 Co. Or
Il dsn Oiled 1t St. Louis priees. [myIAdsm
DUkk WHITE LEAD,
i Common White Load,
Pure French Zinc,
Premium White Zinc,
Putty in DiAdders,
Just reed by PLUMMER / co.
may iAddw
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JUST THE THING fOR IOWAI
VESTS Rassns Gaavanic Cement.
ron
0AAgHNGl

Yon
0WoElNCll
vNNHk Subscribers having psrrhassd the right to
use this time tsstAd aud much approved c.
nsnt, Tor rse1ng, In Lee county, are nox pr pared
10 eontSast for putting on roofs st Short notice,
and will give a1l sssA contracts their p<nonsl at
tentioN.
This 0snsss 10 ore Of the greatest isvestions Of
the age, In visw of cAsspess, great durability and
aAaptAsiss 70 any elinats. II will rsaist the aud
den shaagss - ths wssthsr, 10 tmpssvious 10 are
and water, remaining psrnsnsnt Axturs without
repairs 10 calculated Tor Foefsof al dsseYi
e.. .: seer. I. h-!c: @.ct. a:c arc ss:s. sss..
~ not sAesA water, and IL - different from tar
AID envsIrssAag - II 10 Superior 70 IL. A. .
proof IT It, supsrierity. no Insuranee Co. in the
8asteSn States Wall take risk on buildisgs COW
cred With tar, fitch o. resin, bat will Insure who're
Wsstt Csnens 10 ussd, IT - low ratss q any IRE
proof bsilding.
n. B. r. ssAseribsss Aevisg psrfsst confidence
In the durability u thsir Roofing, will guarantee
and keep eooA, q their own expense, I'll roofs
covered 81 thar, for the tern of ten years.
1RthtT iAlosnasien ean b 0bsaiaed By address
Ing the subssibsss through the Post015ce, OF By
calling - thsm - Mr.. Nooess, corner Of "a and
0lssases ssress, ehsss sp<simsns I'D tsstimonials
a. ~ sssa ~ ~ 10y Ne most skspeicai.
O. VAN RvRA.
svr1s-Asn G. SWRAxEY.
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0asQ0o Go0Ao.
DLA1N and printed white saA AuH Aarssillss.
1 Waite and printed Bsiiliants.
1lgsrsd tsssssss and trimming braid.
sprl5dtv r. D. FOSTER
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osclock.
TM0OUGn TICK To.
vo1 ALL YRikcIFAL PLACEs,
Coed fer any LoDasA - Tias.
Cas- b procured 81 the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Aots- g., ems door FROM Daliags HoSss,
KEOKUk, IOWA.
]. X. TkWKSBrRY,
Ticket Agent ,Keokuk, Iowa.
c. Q. HAnAosD, Gsa'l 6sp's O. b. 90. R.k.
apr11A
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HAVING this day sold ny entire stock Of 0ro-
xeeEiss, at 81 Main e., and desigaing tempo
~ absence from the city, hereby rsqusSs ~ nm
mssous eastonsrs who have epsa aecoanss with Ne
with Ayres and keynolds, 10 call and settle The
same within few days.
Very than kfui for the liberal patronage Of tAs
public, would ask . continuancs Of tks sAas -
ny Successors Foster Dryden, whe feel sss srsd
viii mort The conAdsnce and liberal pstropage Of
. generous public. Il. n. REYNOLDS.
may6d3w
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flSuRER LOTS, corner ID and Bank sts., will ;,
1 sold at pablo sale TO the highest bidder, OF
tho 18th day Of May. Terms made known on dc,
Of sale. n. b. MORRISON.
apr17 -dQ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
FOR SALE.

.Sxsrgs. THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
sySSof IGl acres EACH all fenced, with bui,dngs,
SBf\TN two of them and sixty seventy plowed
= Said Farms are situated in the south part Of the
town Of Paris nine miles from Kcnosha and half mile from
the congregational church and plank road
Also some 1000 Acres of Land in other towns and
counties in the state Said Lands selected by the
scrber OF their fertility Of soil and desirable To-
cation, and purchased at the land sale in 1889.
CIIAS. NJ. BOWLER
Bristol, May 20, 1856. l6
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
HENRY JOHNSON, Chairman.

~ We learn that John G MCKINDLEY, late
Principal of the Public High School in this
city, has been engaged to take the charge as
Principal, of the High School in the
new Public School building now being compile
ted in the Seventh Ward of the city of Milwau-
kee:-Salary : 1850, year H. b. Coe, former
~ teacher in this city, will have the charge of
the intermediate Department in the same
School Salary $1,000, year. With such
teachers, the School cannot fail offs uccess.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
osha, May 81, 81. [lyl9l sILAs AMEs, Aqent
Money =! Rooney!
Here il 81 Chnmcc for some Eann TO MAX,
MONEY.

Here - "a C!Inucc for some Eann TO Make
Money.
.ssYse I offer my Farm for sale, containing about
s1sS1F Five Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
s6%~ west of the city Of Kenosln, in the town 81 Pleas
= ant Prairie, and the main Chicago and Mil
waukee road Said Farm has about Seventy Of Tim
Der land and is well adapted to al kinds grain and grass
There the ground about 10 of Wheat the
balance in Barley Oats Corn, &C. making about 200
in crops-90 Timothy and Clover Grass-an album
dance Of pasturage, and good water.
, . A first rate Dwelling House. finished from cellar to
~ garrett Barn 81 by GO #. with basement of brick
Wood House 90 by 40, Corn House, Hog House 10 by
~ two stories brick Smoke House. &c. l5A grated Apple
Trees, bearing from very few to ten bushels This
Farm Of the best wells Of water in the State and its
proximity Of the best markets in the State makes 1t
veIy desirable property.
Twill sell thig for the owprice Of 1915 per with
all the crops the ground for $40 per and give
possession the fan 5000 remain for five years from
the 18th Of March 1851 per cent interest and portion Of
the balance remain if desired, for term of years
The only reason for my Offering this farm for sale at this
very price, present i'll health, and my physicians
advise me to leave for a southern climate
W. p. WATTLES.
Pleasant Prairie May 81, 1851 49tf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

h ~" Book BY Col BrZr.x Til, ~.
says tJat Col Benton has ,-rit,sn n
81. .a bred Scott decision. He taEes
...., "ta Judges Curtis and Mclean. and
No.. l.e majority Of the Court The beck is
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

Ig'We have received a very neatly printed
pamphlet containing the Proceedings of the
Board of Regents Of Normal Schools, and the
Regulations adopted at their first meeting, held
at Madison, July 10, 1857; together with the
law creating the same" We look upon the
Normal School, when it shall have fairly been
put in operation, as an important department in
our educational system,
The facilities it affords for teachers to prepare
and perfect themselves for their sponsible du-
upon the character and qualifications of this class
oflaborers in the moral vineyard.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

- The Kenosha Pier Go. are progressing
rapidly with The work on their new pier, this
fine weather 1t VIII soon be ready for bust
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
CHICAGO & Milwaukee Railroal

AT THE EASTERN ASSEMBLY CONVENTION holden at the
Court House Saturday last William Smith, of somers
and G. shoes of Kenosha city, were chosen Delegates
to attend the State Convention Madison and Harmon
Marsh and James ozanne Jr., substitutes.
THos dy ETANn' Appointed Committee 10 call fu
JONAS W. RHODES, tpre Conventions
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

- Mr. 7 NJ. GILLETT, has purchased the
Steam FIGURING AIiu on the Lake shore, and is
making preparations for doing large business,
iu manufacturing Flour this fall. Mr.. Gillett is
an Old hand in the milling business and we
presume his band viii soon make its mark in
Il. market.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

- The work Of laying the track on our
western Railroad, Is going actively forward
these days.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

IErrCuC0CK Il BROTHER We made brief
cal. Tie other day, at the wareroom of Messrs.
Hitchcock x Brother. They have a large stock
Of highly finished plows, now on hand, and
ape every day adding to it. from their manulac-
tory. Their plows have for some time been ac-
bn5wedgcd the very best in market. by every
body who has used them, or seen them used
WcLave never seen finer looking lot of plows
tLan those they have now on hand. and we know
n look at them would do farmers eyes good
Butshe best of At is, these Plows ars as superior
in their work IS they are in looks, and every
pains is taken to make them light, strong, and
durable,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
a Co,aolete Stoc!c.

80 BG0W& \ WCGa~, are selling sugar
at a low figure. See their advertisement.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

REAL ESTATE AND LAW OFFtcE.-See the adver-
tscmeuj of Hesscf. Webster & Schof. They offer
choice bargains for those wishing to purchase
Real Estate
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

ANOTHER GIFT HUMBUG.-One Mr. A. Ranney o
New FORK sends us prospectus of sort ofSambling
gift enterprise, by which everybody who is green
enough to send their dollar or dollar and quarter
is promised gift OF gold watch some similar
attractive thing But the greatest part ofthe hum
bug was in seuding us at the same time, an adver-
tisement of quarter of a column, with the modes
proposal that if we would insert it SIC reeks he
would send any of his 81 90 or 81, 25 Books
Noprinter wants n better evidence than that, that
his concern Is an unmtigated humbug
Mr. Ranney if you want to advertise with us to that
extent send MS an Y, and the book for bonus, and
viii talk with YOU.
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- Ely < BALDWIN. it will be seen, have just
received the first instamont of thr Fall and Winter
stock Of Boyss y Shoes. They keep admirable
assortment.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Selling oil at Cost.

See what Hubbard ( Co. have to say in our paper
this week, in reference to theirstock ofGoods. They
intend to clear out their entire stock in thirty days,
to do this 5Eey viii give some great bargains. A
good chance to lay in supplies.
- zone Of our subscribers, Mr. A. Subway,
Of Salem, has a Cochin China pullet, that per
sists in laying enormous eggs. He brought one
;nto our Office the other day, that measured
eight inches in circumference the long way and
seven inches the other way, and this we are as
sur-l is the ordinary size
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
FOR SALE

Or Exchage for City Property, large and well
selected list of Pine and Farming Lands, in the
Stale Of Wisconsin.