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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14
CIRCUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1857.

RLE 1sIt ordered by the Court that hereafter the
Clerk shall divide the Trial Docket into four parts 70 be
tried respectively among the First Second Third and
0rLh weeks Of the Term. that shall be placed
the heel Of the Docket but all shall be tea c0ntSss
as they reached
RULE 2DJudgmenis in unIitigated cases. judgments
by default may be taken heretofore.
RULE 3d-It shall be the duty the Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment of Court divide the Docket
stated and publish in newspapers general
cuauons the causes set for trial among FIRST second
third and fourth weeks, that the parties in such causes
may have notice when their attendance required
RULE 4THIt shall furthermore be duty Of the Clerk,
IN issuing subpOnas for the Witnesses them to
attend on the first second teird fourth Monday OF
Docket
Under the above Rules the following win for
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14
Notice 10 Transient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements in this paper INNS. he mid
Tor at the time they are handed in-otberwis thew viii NOT
De Inserted Transient Job must be paid for on deli
very.
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SHEREFFALTY.

9 We authorized to announce JAMES NJ. EISToE as
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county the next
March election
Do We authorized to JOHx K. EDNoSDsoS
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the next
March election.
EsD- We are authorized to announce E. b BIGLET as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county the March
ee' ton.
II We are Authorized to announce A. Creole,
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the Marc
election.
COUNTY COURT CLERK.
Hr We are authorized announce Capt JONI s. DASH
IFLL candidate for Co MY Court Clerk the March
election.
Ea1- We authorized to announce FELIX R. CHEAT
HAM, as candidate for reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
EH- We authorized to announce THos. D. sTOGNER
as candidate for County Court Clerk the next March
election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14
IMPORTANT 10 MANUFACTURERS AND SPECULATORS.
JUSTICE& GALBREATHS COTTON PLANTER ANn CLLTIEAT0
NE Patent Rieht d

THE Patent Right Of
4 this n ew invention is
offered for sale by the in
ventors. This Planter was
Invented by an old cotton
planter, and we feel safe
in saying it Is the best i'm
plement ever Of red to the
South. This Machine con-
\ sists in the folio wing par
, .fcuiars and works as fol-
lows: Hai rows the bed or
ridge, and opens the fur
row, and drops the Sd ted,
and covers them up; thus
completing the who e Of
the work at one going
over, and saves the labor
o. four men and three
horses; and does the work
much nicer than can be
done in the usual way;
and aIso, saves at least
one-half the Seed that
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

Southern LOEEea'aS.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
FaVOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
10000 TICKETSL.......I5Is PRIZES
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
Tickets 81; Halves So; Quarters 81,
Let those buy now who never bought before,
And those who always bought nov buy the more.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION. u
To be drawn every Saturday in July
and August, 1858.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Beautiful
ComplexiOn-csn be acquired by using the "BaIn Of q
Thousand FZo0er8 What lady or gentleman would re-
mtin under the of dsagreeable breath when by
using the "BALM A THRUsAND Flowers as a denti-
ice would not only render ee but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Many do
is bad and the subject delicate their friends will never
mention it, Beware counterfeit Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRTDGE & 90 " Y
For sale by all Druggists. feb23-6m
The only remedy Consumption which experience has
proved reliable, HEGEMAN, CLARK 4 cos, Gate Rush
ton, Clark Co.. PURE AND GENUINE COD LIVER
OIL 1t has stood the years with increasing
popularity, and proved ecacious where others have failed
See that you get Hegeman Clark Co IS, the
death Of our Mr.. Rushton, article called "Rusoas
has been introduced, way connected with R. Co..
or H. c. Co.
Sold by EWIN BROS, 10. G. BROWN, and Druggists
generally. [june16-d&w2m.1
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andWarrants &c

The financial circular of sweeny, RittenhOuse FAINT Co..
Washington, of the 9th inst, says:
Land warrants plenty, and the demand connu-
ing light prices have declined per acre the follow
ing being our buying and selling rates to-day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14
DO MILLERS AND COOPERS.

AFING pa chased 1000 acres OF heavily tfnerd land
ne sr Paradise Hi, IS lies Nashville win 81 NJ
~ Sc &c, We are nov erecting Barrel aud stava
Aslinefy thereon, and shan be prepared ia weeks 20
supply al denaRdt Tor fouF and Dry Bzrrss OF stock
hefeor ready prepared for setting up ma kiaF superior
Hand make. =
samples or Barrels and Stock, can Be seen Al Hickas
Nnlna Hail. 80 Public square Having sets az NaohinerV
es e.A, Necessary t8rn cut 1890 barrels per day.
kghts Tor sale ~ -
hAseTns'aly Is. 1851. EDWIN FERGUSON co
ChanceFy sale.
vFtae 81 decree made AZ the iast NAY Tern thia
e9nf az the case Of MAtfheHs and CaldEel " lohn
49, "a sell ~ Tie court yard sale, IL the en- 81
sasltlie AZ IL O'clock oa sATuaDaS, bra DAY OF SAP
- NAAts certain p1rtion Of hat f9oqerJ uin8
On Sf-le tFeets oruery sol9 81 A. Mesaa % ne de-
lehdnt 0rsAGm aud being 81 sgzres ceupicG -
% frame hanae Ga said property.
t2-as-kz menths cfei.l. No s>1eEpsion. kecarilg
@ D. BRIEs, O. Az
lulY10. Chanosry Coart at NashElie
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1SI Week.
] Seay VS. Cameron;
2 Shelby VS. Martin;
8 Walker, ct al VS. Bates:
4 Convoy, use &C., vs. Mar
shall:
3 Same VS. Same;
6 Baldwin vs. Elliott:
Z York & Co. vs. McKin
neyi
S Jasper, ct al VS. Barns;
8 LawhOrn vs. Davis;
10 McCamI bell vs. Clemens;
IL jackson, use sc. vs. Gil
bert a son;
~ Charlotte Turnpike Co.
vs. Spence;
ID Cross vs. Greene;
II Evans & Smith VS. Shivers
10 Martin vs. Armstrong;
10 Charlotte Turnpike vs.
Spence;
II Aye ct al vs. Gilbert:
IS Hyde vs. Maddox;
10 Davis vs. M0sely;
20 Turnpike Co vs. Spence; I
p Hughes vs. Gilbert; !
y Allen VS. Goodrich:
% Goldburg vs. Hinton; /
y Mckee, A mr. vs. Noel. T
70 Mckee, Admir- vs. Noel; 4
70 Williams vs. Pitts; h
q Johnson VS. Ratclide; II
Is Same VS. orion, et al; Il
y Shegog vs. Richards, admir-.
30 Sloan Elk. vs. Halle; II
81 Wilson Ex. vs. McGehee: b
80 Duncan &.Co'Vs Plummerl
4 Co; Ii
SO Same vs. SINE; 4
81 Same VS. Same; I
IS Townsend W Harris:
Sc Turnpike Co. vs. Spence: I
81 Paryin ct al vs. Lande ell,
al; h
IS Sloan VS. Warne; q.
SO Railroad vs. Lowe; /.
40 Joiner vs. Taylor; /.
81 Meigs VS. Roscoe; y
~ White, receiver, vs. Price 9
ct al; il
43 Warner vs. Legke ct al. 3
- Chudress VS. Jackson: IL
80 McGavock vs. Lincoln; .
40 Gordon VS. Boiling ct al. .
Al Hayden ct al VS. Win 9
grove;
As McGaYock VS. Bigley ct 2
al;
~ Cunningham vs. Kimbro 9
ct al; u
90 Knight, admir- VS. Young. >
81 Watkins VS. Crutcher ct 9
al; >
% Briggs ct al VS. McEwen; :
% Mckee VS. johnson ct al; z
q Childress VS. Maddox; 2
% Alloway ct al vs. Camp .
bell; 2
&c Grcig VS. Warne: 2
81 McCrea ct al VS. Miller ct.
al; 2
IS Grader ct al VS. John Col
tart; p
90 Powell, by friend, &C VS. 2.
Jordan; ..
90 Warren VS. Cover ct al. 9.
Oh MathewSon vs. Phil FPS; ..
o. Austin VS. Hays;
IS Jackson vs. Bell; ..
81 Anthony, jr. VS. Jackson; 2
b Die ems 4 Co. vs. Kimbro. 2
GO Bradberry VS. Edmonson; 2;
59 Den Lessee vs. Higgins
heirs; =,
b Eusley VS. Vance; =,
5I hurry, admir- VS. Harris: .,
10 Madden vs. Railroad; .;
n Mayor 4 Aid. VS. Jeffrfes: 2.
" Polk VS. Elliott;
70 Fowler ct al VS. johnson p
ct al;
q Stocker, tr. vs. Napier; %
70 wilson ct al vs. Scales; "a
IS Duncan & Co vs. Hooper "A
& Co; LEA
z Faulkner vs. Railroad; "a
S Garner VS. Mint0n; "a
y Watts ct al VS. Payne; "a
" Shute vs. Allen ct al, "A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

The lands in the Northwestern States have in great
measure been withdrawn from market and but few war
rants can be used and those mostly by preempors Yes
erda the market in New York Was reported heavy at 90
and 94c per acre. '' " ~
The money market is growing easier. The demand is
met by supply which ample enough to cover The
wants OF borrowers of all classes We quote COZ q cent
on ca and ogS per cent for short stcass paper The
have but little real interest anybody outside the circle of
stock gamblers. ~ u
Land warrants in New York are quoted as follows
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- % 81 . = -.

NE subscriber takes this method inforine his old
customers and frisads and the pzhlie generally that
be has remcEe his haEdgsre store from the GA stand on
darkst srse No S. Ia the lare brick buidns lately
erected the south side q Bread street. he keep
embraced In his ne % bganezs. lie taFtes especial
Jeniion his large assortment Of CASTING HOLLOW
NAkh BRASS &c saeh Mantle and Caai Crates, WaF-
On Boxes Pics Mois, Cufters Crrn-srirrs caFn-
Crushsra, sCrushers. Bzcouy Herk and frga Fsnciss
Coffee Mills, Tea a eltes Bras Kettles Iroas Candle
sticks, and a0st endless variety q ether
gAnss-u ANDREW ANDERSON
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AUCTION SALES.
Furnishing and Fancy GNNds.


Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
lust received per Express choice lot of Ladies and
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases; Work Boxes, furnished
ana unIurniShed Also, Very Wood and variety OF
Pain Lear Fansi HAIR Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Cloth
Brushes; Pocket Books Portmones Kazers and Straps
Scissors, SC. For sale by
August l. J. H McGJLL
WHITE d COLORED SHIRTS.
our Stock Of Shirts is complete ranging in size
SIZE, ana warrant all the hner grades For sale by
august / s J. Il. McGILL.
" DERWEAR.
USI to hand another invoice of sessonabe Underwear
Of Linen, Silk, Lisle Thread, Gauze MeFipo Gauze
August l. J. H. McGILL.
NECK TIES.
D ECEIVED this day superb assortment Of Ties pajn
August 1. J. a. MeGILL
HALF HOSE.
4 MOTHER invoice of Socks, various styles received
n and for sale by
August / J. H. McGILL.
BYRON AND STANDING COLLARS.
A HANDSOME assortment Of Collars regular STYLES.
"A and fe small Standing Collars, received by
Aususe |. j IL McGILE
SHIRT BOsOMs AND PEARL STUDS.
SMALL lot Of hand ONE Shirt Bosou,s, and a supply
OF beautiful Pearl studs, received sale by
August 1. J. f. McGTTT
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
WI have yet few best quality Sole Leather Trunks
Angu,t1 ). ii. McGILL.
BUCKSKEN GLOVES.
lust received small lot oflqht Dress Buckskin Gloves
q and variety Of other styles for sale by
Ladies' and Gentlemen's FURNISHING Store.
august l. corner o. Square and College street.
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RrIIIIant and Unprecedenred Soheme.

10, 1877 Prizes, amounting to $88, 900.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes. Address orders for Tickets
or Certificates Of Packages OF Tiekes 70
ANDERSON a son, Managers, Macon, Ga,
IL orders Tor Tickets addressed 70 G.. IL. WINTER,
Box Ne Soz, Nashville, Fenn will be promptly
TO- % ANDERSON son, Managers,
July 80 Maroon Ca.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

The
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dosh
"AnRs'sn 't swanee eABH
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GRAIN SACKS.

Rushsl Grain Bags OF No. Augusta osnabarEs, BY
be 1000 liz cents.
Bushel Grain Bags % No. l. extra heavy DrfflipRa
Augusta goods, BY the to03 i5k cents.
Al guaranteed 70 hold Two bushes
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NOTICE.

you wish to sell your Grain, put in good shipping
a order. Gram Tor shipment the Nashville and
chattanooga Railroad will only be received ia Gunny
sag or 10 new osnabgrg sacks, Of good quality, well
Special notice s given Grain in rev domestic sacks
or IN second sacks Of any kind. will be received
and forwarded as they insufficient handing
and protect contents besides old often twice
and thrice MARKED and mscons gnments loss
The shipping marx aud destination be plain each
I ANDERSON
juneI8. surs,
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.162 Wa 'kins vs. Shute e. a.;
ITS ChiidTess vs. Shnte ct al;
l64 hcGavO K vs. Philips Ct
Al;
l65 Dabb guard. VS. Shafer
etal.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Kenosha Conn,y Circuit Coar,

on FORECLOSURE or MORTGAGES.
Volney French dgt Alfred Foster ana Mercy Foster bi
wife William Foster aud Sarah Foster his wiz al,j
Phiander 4, Briggs.
BY virtue Of the decree or iadgmeT Of said Court made ia
the above entitled cause (or action bearing date the M
Sthl day of May, A. d. 1891, and directed shall OK
pose to sale and sell a public auction the highest bidder
therefor at the Court House, in the city Of Ken0sha Keno
sha County Wisconsin, the Sth day OF gust D. 1851
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day property
described in said mortgage, which as follows to wi,
being in the town of SOmer, county Kenosha STATE OF
Wisconsin, and more particularly pesCibed as follows the
south east quarter Of section No "a In township No
two ~ north Of range twenty-five 2) east excepting and
rescrying derefom strip Of land oil the eure east
side OF said quarter, wide enough make TWENTY-FIVE acres
heretofore sold TO William Burgess Also. other parcel
in the same section township and range, known the south
west quarter OF said section No. one excepting ana re-
serving there from parcel in the north west corner
thereof OF twenty acres heretofore sold William
being ten chains north and south, by twenty chains east
ana west Also excepting and reserYng therefrom one
other parcel ove in the south wet corner thereof
heretofore sold to T. NJ Vail being forty 40l rods north
and SOUTH by twenty l20rods and west Also one
other parcel in the same township aud range known and
described follows being the south forty acres of te
south east quarter of section No. and being sp
OF forty rods in Width from on the entire length of he so
side o. said quarter section containing ia an tree hundred
and ten i3lUl acres ofland be the or less
Dated a. the sherihs Office, kenozhn June 24th A. D. 1851
t. w. EVANS, A. p. TYMESON Sheri1 Of
P'ns Atty. Gw2 kenosha County
The above sales hereby postponed until Saturday the
9th day Of September 1851 the place and tue of
day A. p. TYNIESON
Dated, Aug. ), $780, Sheriff of Kenosha Co
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PAPER HANGINGS,
II and Window p.pers and Horderi,,- -l,, -.
M A r 3 LIE FACTORY

GEORGE ACKIEY
A 'NOCECES TO the Peopleof Kenosha CITY and
"A U-Iity i Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs of JosEPH |. EELE and has added
largely T.: he Stock, with both
Afdi:au and American Marble.
OF: b sey best quality, and is prepared to furnish
: -<Ier ali work in the marble line
being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
.outidence in warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stotes, Tomb T,gbl,s Obyesks
Pant Stones.
And ali other work wan. d. for finish and STYLE TO
rival all competition
PLAN, Ra5Sea, or Ornamental Work of anv cHarqc-
Ter desired done sfv7e 10 efrf e3tirs s1fJsf1c
tor. he respectfully soliets the patronage OF the
Public
Ts-Shop on Pearl street south side. west of Nsin
a-sos, from tie PostOncs
kEEOSHA. j ane IS55-aIvl6
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Ncneshn County CircuIt Cou-,

Edward Balm against Jason Hitchcock Wellington 1Itcr
cock, Harriet Hitchcock, Sarah Ann Hitchcock Mary 7
Hitchcock, Fanny l.. Iii chcock, and Phebe Hitchcock
RY VIRTUE OF A DEGREE MADE IN
k1his cause on the 9Th day Of May, A. D, 1851 shall
expose for sale and SELL public auction ut the Conr
House, 10 the city Of kenosha County OF Kenosa
State Of Wisconsin on Saturday. the Sh day of Aipus
A. ID. 1851 Al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ofsad dan ~
following described mortgaged premises to wit ali tbt
piece parcel lot Of land lying and being in The son
quarter Of section No. tirty-one }l in townshi NJ
( north ofrange No twenty three (2) east and bein
part of the east half Of lot No "a IN block No fort 70
five 45) in the third ward OF the city Of Kenogha ard
particularly described follows, to wit: cotnr,es
cling the east line OF Exchange Street at the sou
west corner Of land heretofore conveyed by Edward D3ds
Henry Mitchell by Deed bearing date the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1916 and fifty feet south Of the north west 90
ner Of said east half of said lot thence running south
on Exchange Street TO the south e Of said lot spoed
to be distance of about forty-eix (4Gl feet tbeDce
east on said south line to land heretofore conveyed by
Porter b. Henry H. Tcomb by Deed bearing ts
the 18th day OF May A. ID, 1915 and supposed to be dis
Of about seventy eight lSeet thence north along he
line Of the land conveyed BY The said Edward Dodge
Henry Mitchell aforesaid and Supposed to be distant
Of about ottysN 6 feet thence west along the south line
Of sad Mltchells land TO the place OF beginning.
Dated Sherifs Office Ksnosha June 23rd 1857
a. T. TYMESON, Sheriff. of
l6w2l Kenosha County.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday tie
9th day OF September 1857 at the place and time Of
day. A. p TYNFSON "a
DATED, Aug. ;, 1901. Sheriff Of Kefosha Co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

THOMAS PRICTuRE,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, h liquors, Irish and Scotch Whisisey
London Porter Scotck Ale Cigars, 3c.
Il ra ndies.-O tard, Dupuy 8. Co.., Cheroa,s
Champaigne. g. Adaa gf,aild, A. Lombat, J. 8.
f. MARTIAL RasteaA Ckarruyer, L. Marion.
j. j. Dupuy, Damien
Giss-ColagHe, Dakugpers, Key, Thistle
Esurns-Jdaafoa, 81 Groig
Whisbeys-Ol Old MOH0agahe2a,
Wines-Burgandy Pert, Madeira Malaga, Por
and pare Jaice Sherry d. g. Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick adHe7dsick E. Co., do Lalle.
maad do Queen Victoria, do. Ducol Grape,
CiqYet IN casks, Ciaret IN cases. IVhite an casks,
IFltite an cases, Ailscai Mascat IN csses, Iran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, C0rdialS, Bitters,
A}cohol, Pure Spirit.
70 Pictures Double Rectifed Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis. dis.nl6vl6
- o8sAN EVE BALsArH, specific oint.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Harvell's Condition Powders.

nR. PEERK,s DEAD SHOT. for worms.
~ an excellent Yernifaee, at
STARkWEATHER IS CO.'S.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
PRINCE & CO.'S
IMPROVED MELODEONS
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE u. s.,
Employing Two Hundred Men,


THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE u. s.,
Employing Two hundred Men,
AND FIyIsHI
EIGHTY KNsTaUMENTs PER WEEK
DETWEEN Il, 900 AND 10 1000 OF THESE
I'D Instruments have been finished and -.--sy,r,
in use. kfh@=5z5 ~ iEEz4JJ
is the
Divided swell,
Secured to US by Letters Patent 22d May 1856 BY
of this Swell Solo Passages may played with the full
power OF the instrument while the Accompaniment is soft
and subdued Hereafter, all meodeons made by US, will
be furnished with this attachment ciout ed charge
From the cofnmercitA Adreytiser, July ~, 1856.
"Messrs Prince Co. could realize a handsome fortune
by dposing OF rights to other manufacturers their
Improvement but they prefer make it feature
their instruments it emily be obtained by purchasing
one OF their manufacture"
tits now eight years since we commenced the manufae
lure of this celebrated Musical Instrument during
which time we have finished and sold nearly NINETEEN
THOUSAND. Voluntary testimonials Of the excellence Of
Instruments from the most Distinguished Professors of
Music in different parts Of the United States have from
time TO time been received Thus far have said but lit
tie and our seldom for the reason
that we could not supply the demand We have lately
Establishments in the United States and now think that
fill orders promptly. We therefore give the latest
NEW York, 18th Oct, 1855.
sc A. PRIScR Co. Geatleaaess-The Double Reed Me-
odeon has arrived, and charming Instrument is.
1t has been played by Wallace Doct Hodges VIM Ma
themost beautiful toned reed instruments they have ever
touched. Very respectfully, JAMES f. HALL"
We not that the above mentioned Neodeon is
in any particular superior those daily finishing
and We those who inclined 10 favor with
their orders that they will be furnished with instruments
equally good Our Instruments all flushed Rose.
wood and the workmanship is of the very qu2-
ty. The styles and prices
In Port bic Case:
Four octave Meodeon extending from C TIC, SIS
Four and half octave CtoF 60
Five octave Melodeon, q" FtoF, IS
Five octave, double reed, -" " TOT, 1870
In Piano Case:
Five octave Melodeon, extending from + TOT, 800
Six octave Melodeon, FtoF, 1870
Five octave, double reed " FtoF, 100
Organ Meiodeon for ehurches), FIVE octaves stops
one and half octave pedals four sets Of reeds $50
e2 Agents for the sale of Meodeons may be found
in al Of the principal cities and towns of the U tied States
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.,
Cor. Niagara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
1ySl and 81 Fulton street, New York.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Divid e d S w g IL

Secured TO US by Letters Patent 22d May 1856 BY
of this Swell Solo Passages may be played with the full
power OF the instrument, while the Accompaniment is soft
and subdued Hereafter all melodeons made by u.s. will
be furnished with this attachment lriRoAR en claraa
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

D03GAN EVE EAE.sAlH, a specific Oint-
Z d ment for disease OF The eye and eyelids, at
STARKWEATlIEh 81 cos
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

4 Peyect Security against al manner nf Fraud
or CouHtyjji ny on Paper - To Percent
PdoDerpts aai IHaSigiir Coamtl Jlijs, Ira
SHreS, Transfers Or alterations.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

Cistern and Chain Pumps, with tubng well wheels, Cor
dage of all kinds and in fact everything that pertains to the
hardware business comprising of the most extensive
aSsortments in the state.
The entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and will
be sold for cash low lower than be bought in the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

= time before eating gives
- snake food digest well.
cures CHRUNIC DIR
=. vs. 70 le ST AIER and
almost o. the first dose.
- attacks caused ny worms.
. -~u, there is no snrer. SAT-
- GLE world, as it Eerr,' fui,.
? Ia these statements; they
shat we csH give evidence
2 are giving their imam
=. favor.