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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

LYMAN & BoNE.-We call the attention OF
readers TO the advertisement of Messrs. Lyman
and Bone of their stock of Boots, Shoes and
Leather. They have already received quaint
ty of new goods for the spring trade, and have
a large stock coming. Givs Nom a call.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

~ Ne,c Postmaster at Racine-Maior I'LL.
MAN has been appointed rice b. b. Cary, whose
commission has expired. Mr. L. is the father
in-law of Marshall NJ. Strong
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

BROWN * WEEKs.-We notice that these
gentlemen are in receipt of portion of their
Stock, and are opening in the south store in the
Odd Fellows building, where they are ready to
make the acquaintance, and we presume win
the friendship of the people of Kenosha. Call
and see them and examine their goods
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
Hn Probasc---rxcnosirn County Court.

II tHe JIoTEeE q &c l8E1Eo q J0Nts 7. Nl3lu1as
an READING AND FILING THE Pc
" TITIoN of Joseph L. Williams, of WheaaGd in Keno
sha County and state Of Wisconsin, aud taking due proofs
OF the SAME representing ancpg other things, James
NJ. Williams late Of Whesiari the Both day of March,
A. ID. le3i, ded hiesate leaving goods, chattos
tate within this county and that he, the petitioner,
brother Of said deceased and praying that administration
Of said estate be granted to ID. ID. Bacon,
IT IS OrceFe0 that said petition he heard before the
Judge of this Court the 10Th day Of pri A. D 1851 at
ten o'clock \. NJ his office in the City County Of
Kenosha.
And l. fH1 q. Ordered that notice thereof he given
70 the heirs OF id deceased and 70 all persons interested
by publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior to sad day Of hearing, in the Trls and TEL
6gFah, weekly newspaper printed and published at Ke-
nnsha, in said luty JON u. JILSCN, (ountv ,Jtdgg
Dated, kenos D. April sth, 1857. 8w38
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Certificates from the peo,,,o
TRIBUNE AND TeLEGRAP OFFICE.

B9e'on' No. 0iirer Street, Nor. %. 1s4s.
DR. HAYDEN Dear SIR, Ga the 18th Of this month v.
taken dangerously ILL., with severe pains throughout NV
"h9e BODY with much fever and great distress in nv head
by ADVICE concluded 10 give your pills a trial took
'ee' which afforded me almost instant relief and for op
can truly say that without any exception they are the
"es eo'c'ne nave ever used also recommended them
to sick friend, who Informs lie has received eat hen
ent from their use, and extos them shove all Others,
remain sir. your cbedient serveant
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

Eg JOHN M. winner. the emancipation can.
didate, is elected Mayor Of st. Louis, by 800
plurality, over Pratte, Border Rufian. This is
one of the most remarkable political triumphs
of the day
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

OF the Cook Co. Court of Common Pleas by large
majority.
Walter Kimbal is also re- elected CLERK, and Car
los Haven Prosecuting Attorney
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

breakwater, and fifteen lives were Lost. This is de-
cdedly disastrous beginning of the navigation
season. but earnestly hope it is not sample OF
what the season is TO be generally
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

~ 4 portion Of the inhabitants ofMassaehu.
sets have resolved that in view of the bred
Scott decision and the peris Of Kansas. it is ex.
podient that & convention OF delegates from the
towns and cities Of Massachusetts be convened
ut Worcester at an early day, to devise means
30 secure prompt, efficient. organized, united
ana continued action to NEE; the impending cri-
sis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

EST The place of sale of the Delaware Trust
Lands in Kansas, to be sold 23d June next, has
been changed from Lecompton to Asawakie.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

gzs- Some brilliant though singular atmos-
pheric phenomena were witnessed here Oh Tues
day morning.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

PUBLIC School ExHiBTioN.-Don'tf forget
the Public School Exhibition at Phelps Hail
tomorrow (Friday) evening
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

10 WAsTED.t good girl who is acquainted
with the various duties Of house work Enquire at
this Office.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
EMBROiDERIES:
WHITE GOODS
LINENS

Linen and Cambric Lawu--Lincn Ilauker
tdiet'- Canbsic do--Irsh Lueus-Br3
ejc do, Scotch aud Russiun Diapers Linen
laolG spreads, Napkins Iowcna Pillow
case Linen, also do. for Nhcc.., Lrcu Duu,
Brown & Buff Linens, all kinds OF Uam0sk-
ed Goods white and colorcl, &c.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sER JAMES CEARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR James Clarke, # D
Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen. This invaluable
MEDICINE is unfaing in the OF all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident the Female constitution
1t mOderates all excess, all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two three weeks prevo-s confinement;
they forty the constitution and lessen the suffering during
abor enabling the mother perform dc;ies with safe
~ to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken By females curing TIE
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy az .ley are
sure 10 bring Miscarriage tp: at any oFey inc aey
are sgfs.
In all Ct nervous and spinal affections pain IN the
Back and Limbs, hea yiness fatigue slight exertion pal
ptaton Of the heart, owness Of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases occ.soned By
disordered system these Pills viii effect cure when all
other means have failed, and although powerful remedy
do consia roa caomel antiIony any other nine
raj
Full directions accompany each package. Prise in the
United States and Canada, one dollar
Sole Agents for this country
l. C. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, y. 7.
FUTILE MOSES Auburn, y. Y. GENERAL AGENTS
y B.-sI00 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorizsd Agent, wil bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by Starkweather 81 Co, F. Robinson,
a. +. steele, and =. Clark * son, kenoSha
and by Druggists generally, ihrongh0a. the United States
tSm2sl
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5UNDRY GOODS ::

Ladies Cloths-Goods both plain and igur
ed for Travelling Dresses Ladies CIoaAs,
Woolcu Table Spreads all colory Of Sncl;
Fiauues; Fancy Boxes, Reiiculcs: lid
Travelling Bags, Kid Gloves, Thread DO,
Cashmere do, &c.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
SUPERVISORS.

THE COUNTY-Wc have not the full returns
from the County on Judges. Judge Wilton will
probably have 600 to 700 majority in the coun-
ty. We give below the figures as reported for
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

ENHE BEST ROD IN USE. ON AC
COUNT Of iis superior conducting power and not read
liz bectmiag heated by charge OF electricity II Is made
thin and Hat presenting large surface ard being curved
in rs line OF length presents sharp and nguar edges
which have the property Of quietly dsspating and dsinc
readily oxiize iron presents about inch surface to
the weathe equal TO at least the diameter in inches
OF round Fon' TO produce the effect and at cost
which every one estimate the difference for themselves
- All orders vii be promptly attended to by address
ing, (420) y. CuNKLIN. EeH0st1 Wis
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DOMESTlCS:.

Heavy Shcetint Fine do. Bleach Sheetngs,
Drill do, Tickings, Hickory. Red Flannel,
Tailor Trimmings, Bed and Crib Blankets,
and large and varied assortment Of Goods
for men aud boys wear.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
Blinds, Blinds, Blinds |!

EVERY variety Of Windos Blinds manufactured to orle
- on Shor, notice. at HAdBROOk's Sash, Door and Bin
Factory ls' door east Of City Bank.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

| All walks should be kept clean by the hoe and
swept a; least once week Watering with sea
water, OF salt and water, will help 10 keep down
weeds.
Attention should DC given to the drainage Of
gardens, iircquired. Not5ivg IS of so much i'm
pcrtance as good drainag,, tor any kind OF gar
dening to be successful.
All mulching that was laid on in the fall
round shrubs should now be torked in under the
surface, and the spaces between the plants in
strawberries should be dug over. \ fork is a
much better tool than spade fer this purpose
and with it double the work will be done in the
same time.
Guari against Wind blowing through hot.beds.
1t coeis them very quickly. Place boards or
mats against the sides on which it blows Also
take care in CITING air 10 frames that they are
not opened in sneh a way as 10 admit strong
drsughis Of wind, to cut the plants
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Gribmne 4 Gtlegrapg.
Charter Election.

The following is the result of the election, in
this City on Tuesday last Individually, there
was a very decided strife for the various offices
though there was no strictly party effort made
The Judges and city officers were all on one
ballot and in the personal strife for the latter
the former was very generally overlooked, which
will account for the small majority given to
Wilton The candidates for the County Judge
ship were both Republicans. Ofthe city officers
elected, the Democrats have the Mayor, Marshal
one Alderman in the 2nd, ward, and Constable
in the ist,. The balance are Republicans:
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SsGEsTEON.

}EVHE COMPREHENSIVE HER ETC
a TURE existing between the Subscribers, under the firm
Of McCracken Wkcr, is dissolved by mutual consent
this day. ffsEO J. G. MCCRACKES
Kenosha, April III, 1854. H. II. WALKER
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

SANDUsKY, April 9th
The republicans have elected their Mayor and
majority OF city officers.
Detroit, April 9Th
This city gives go democratic majority for
Judges of the Supreme Court, with two wards
to hear from. The returns from the interior of
the State are scattering, and show small vote
poiled.
Weather cold and boisterous, with snow.
Monroe, April th.-Christiancy's majority
over Wing Il ditto over other democrats y. =
The other Rep. judges average majority is four
Resin, elected Mayor by 81 maj. Rep. Justice
elected
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
Washington, April 4.

washington, April I.
The President has fixed the amount of penal
ty on the bond of the receiver of the public mon
ey for the new land districts In Kansas and for
The Chippewa land districts in Wisconsin, al
s5i,Oo0 in each case. There are three new dis
iricts in Kansas, the sites for which have been
established by the President as follows: Della
ware District at Doniphan Page at Fort Scott
and Weston at Ogden.
The site for the new Land District in Wis
consin is Eau Plane.
There is an unusually large number of appli-
cantS for consulship.
The President this morning informed his
friends that next week is to be entirely devoted
to foreign affairs.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

Fox GARDESERs.-The n Y. IndeDeg3egf of
last week in its horticultural column, has the
following which we copy for the benefit Of our
friends who have gardens TO attend to. This is
The season OF the year 10 attond to these things:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
Cincinnati Anril :

Nlhclnhatl, 4 pm Z.
citizens candidate for Mayor. and BelIa,uv
Storer, ditto, for Judge Of the Supreme Court
was elected over c. J. W. Smith and T. j Fer.
guson, democrats; precise majorities not asccr-
tanned ; other officers undecided.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
CARPETINGS:

| The Printer cries oui Stop SroP Stop.
! Well Mr. Printer, we supp sc you are boss
and all hands over ourQen lst now, but we
! hive This much satisfaction about H., the
wheels of The BHdgst are about being pat
! in motion and if we mistake not they will
in their turn cut you short few dollars, for
this interruption Of ours. Farmer, we want
to trade with you. Ladies and Gentlemen
of Kenoshu, want to trade with vou.
Children, from all parts we wait 20
your smiling faces in a word, it will be
pleasure for MS 10 administer to each and
every want while serving your calls.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
MARSHAL.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS

1st Ward, Leonard, l59 Kearney, l20
2nd " Z. d. ellis, 81 +. Rose, rs
81 IL. +. King, 90 A. Burroughs, lo6
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Arrival Of tho Steamer Asia.

Fountain Grove, Rice county, Mt.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

1st Ward, Silas Ames PSI Z. Morris, 95
2nd 81 l07
Sd 164 Il
4oc Os3
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BALTfMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED .aRRANGEMEHTs.


.-,. GRAINS DAILY from baltimore, for Cumberland
ThMLis,as ThMLh and an ..,ts Of the West 80.
Tss &tcUMM6DAros wiz 'ssgs sni,ssseha sssa s s9s
@ a rom washington iai iuneiionj will stop way
sf6ge ii Cumberland at 4o'clock, D. mi
i he NAfL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily (exeep Huh
$50 sad tsacbes Wheeling by a connettng
Esnwood with or Columbus, Cncinna afoH Isdirnseo-
ia Louisville Cleveand Toll do, Detroit, Chicago, 81 Louis
Cairo and ineTmed d ate points.
al The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily AT n connecting
with for Cncinnaf ST. Lou Cairo Chicego, and
paces. The distance Cincinnati and ether
mi and southern plces West nearly 100 miles shorter
fqssu checked through 10 oumbs Cuenns Indianapolis
Passengers and baggage uan-susd at all poinsfrve.
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold all the large In the
West possible The rcket Office, Camden Sta
ion and va shinglon city.
second -cpss s attached 20 the mail train.
Passengers Baltimore Washington rp the entire
aver Il OaDIbe Oakland They moning By
10 express inn which eavos Cumberland al 25O, and
reaches Wbetins nj Q, p nj. ,I
Washington ample lime for meals Wash
s Is The only route by which though tickets and baggage
checks can obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The odation nn, 6.15 will all stations
CumbeHand stations beyond Piedm,nt going
west the mail train leaves Wheeling lis
and leaves Cumberland at 820 reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts nj p. n Except sunday,)
stopping ,tations. Leaves Frederick m, arriving
Al baltimore at l2 30, noon.
The ELCoTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at g.
80, p Leaves Elcott's Mills 7.30 m, and
'r w. g. wOODsIDE,
Jan l7-dT Master of Transportation.
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quantities may be htreased ofdiminthed a the
service hereafter qnire The contracts m efeore oe
specific quantities. such quantities as tho service may
qure TO be delivered a, those navy yards respectively
Contractors residing tue places where deliveries are re-
furnishing what be requred and when
fails promptly comply with reqsion, TIE Chief OF me Bureau
supply deficiency under the penalty be
the the record Of qnision or duplicate copy
thereof Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, at either the
aforesaid shall be evidence that such reqason has
been made and received, s. .-&t
Separate made for each article at each of the
aforesaid navy and in than article is
Offer the Chief Of the Bureau will have the ghi 10
Of the articles contained In uch Offer and reject
proposals accepted {and
oers) will be forthwith notified
will be transmitted them for execution, which contract
be urned the bureau within ten days, exclusive of the
regular transmission Of the mall
Two approved surefies equal TO the estimated
Of the respective will be required and twenty
collateral security in addon 10
performance and event to he paid until
Of eli deliveries made will paid by navy agent within
days after bills duly authenticated shall have been ented to
him.
agents New Hampshire; Boston, New Work
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington Norfolk Pensacola nnd at
record duplicate informing bidder Of the
his proposals will be deemed thereof with
meaning Of ls46 and his bid will be made and
cepted in conformity with this understanding
Every accompanied as directed In the act
Congress making for he naval eivce ior
approved 10th August Is4 by written guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he or they undertake
bidder bidders WILL If his their bid be accepted enter
ties supplies proposed The bureau will ob
gated consider unless accompanied by the
is navy agent dsc attorney or coIec,o ,or OF the customs
The of bidders called to The samples and
q s'es re a. in M inspection for ss. ssssr9n oga Just M ss
and contract rceeirng beio hem and their
also particularly directed to the joint resoon Of 27fh
March, 1854, and TO the act Of the 10Th Augud, 1876
S-lawfw ..r .
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Navy supplies-Is67 -'6s.
NAVY DKPARrMENT,

1 -... NAVY DKPARrAENT, b.
cEpARATe pRoposAIs sss,sd ss aa ,". 80 80 q
il NAVY s,,nnes - viii ~ ,scsysa m sh as.as ,,
= m on Moaasv hs on,h Az ~ ' ~ sn, un
yennr ION rscr;y,ns ,s dsv ~ a,iaa a., - g. snd ~
reouired AZ The United sa,ss mn vays. NJ Gya,le",a NAM
ebIsetls arooklyn NJ, VosL an 2oar, y.aia,s s
es only OF the oone ARTICLES A. NAV BE- eoud odeIen o
Inc contractors by he c6sfoS his hnsan m b M.
manding of6ce,s of ,hs sas M ~ h ,e S
ing June 30, 1883, viz. 'N''' ''s wv ''"' ''N'
Biscuit Hour nce dried apples pekes sugar. tea coffee, beans
Wholly from .wss, .aperaae aour,
oI ne yen. ooo OF 1896 put sha IN all eases
h % W from nsGa MADE @ o. e crop msaaey
e e o ,hs SAINT and spm De fuy equai
sa ~ size anu snape 20 lne samples whieh ar
IN n sa shall DC properly thoroughly
s,a,es in good ""nd % h.n' IA e ~ ass h 70 'ns @
IN & sounu, engpt nouI pa,res as ave oe
Kew or pi sa ~ n % az b =, n ANA
,,, Nv W. , ve "pe'ae, ana =, e 'nhuae.n.e o wnea
~ .oo oI oo. W, ai IN a case ps maneiae
oi o same sha be peiiec sweet and m al respects
"o ay anu sna DC ~ gooa sniPpns oraef
a chass & 70 ne Jnsd s.Siss u the best new
vs hn @ ,, ~ " M ~ .sa oan " "s nss s'ohs n
quality 70 sample barrel ~ ssd navy Yard iwo ha baes b.
~ h as snu mol more 'hah ohehh tne re3uifee
Tnc ,ce Oh Ssni IL hs ~ ,na ns ,, nu, and !, h ~
sv n,acssina S S a., a. @ .,y % d;y % CIV @ 'p ih'ea
NJ - rs 'o , M ~ W W. oi ne
m M ny & ,ss sna % 10 ~ e pe qua ana DC prepare
a ny % nv uas's NV ~ ~ 'e 10, 'ne sanle
oe p9t up IN iron bound casks ana each eas
sons taum cusamoe my 70 inc gallon and he veee,ab es
ana sae n h ,h @ h M,p i h ha aoy ohy 20 aaa o
degrees OF strength and equal to French vinegar the eask
any oe rquai IN al respects 10 me
o ana guaranty hn' they VIII keep good and sound
The iron hoon, on ,bc b,rre,s con,auo, vbk.v -
oar and ncLiI m no ,v. n'n,eS viii, rs ,ans ~
and he dfy and n for nacSn".e " '"p' " e SUI"
The 49,. shaI, ha or na n,.,v ,o,,, ,yso ..,., . a.
s n"y a"u W. ~ n ches,e ony
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United States Mail.
FLORIDA.

.... ... .... PosT OYTIcE DErARrMEsr, . s.
March s. 1887.
DROPosAs for carrying the mails
June ls to 30h June, le59, the following
State of Fofida and The time and herein specified
be received the Contract Office Of this department
Of the 30h April next, 10 be decided The day;
642 From BanbIidge, Ga by Chaahoochee Fla, Ocheesee
Aspaaga LoIg Cane, Ridlcysvlle, Rickoes Bluff, lola
and Fot GBdJden, 10 ApalacbicOn 206 miles and hack
three week from 18Th of
June Of each year, and twice week residue,
class steamboats, with the privilege of using
coaches fom Bainbrdge 10 Chatahoocbee when the
Is too low for navigation.
From l5th October TO l5h June
Leave Bainbrdge Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive Apalachicola Wednesday Friday by ,
and Monday by IL am; :
Leave Apaachic,la sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Arrive at cambridge next days by SAM r.......
From 18th June to 18th October.
Leave Bainbridge Tuesday at m, and Saturday at
pms
Arrive at Apalachicoa Wednesday by m,
Apaiuchicola Monday m, and Wednesday at
pm; lfs. s..
Arrive Bainbrdse Tuesday by m, and Thursday
by l0pm .-r se B.
For form of poposa guarantee, aud certificate, for nsuc
ons and requirements, pamphlet Of
Virginia. Forda &c. dated January H. 1885,
Propo shoud Propoas 8s42 Fo
da and sent by mail TO The second Assistant
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar 6--lawfw .H.#..t Postmaster General.
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ID. ernois Hotel Pennylvona ovenue, betpeen l7h and
18th streets, Washington, ID. O.
TIIE PROPRIETOR bsgs inform his friends and the public
that recently esabb the most modern
improved principle with saloon private dining and
nished engaged and
recently arrived from Paris where he has
gained reputation artist his business
proprietor himself has distinguished reputation, both
this Of the best artists and cater
ers he Hater himself fail TO give sntsrh to
those who may with their patronage. VI.
well supplied with the choicest
wncs liquors. and other delcaces Of the season. Hot
cold until H. The proprietor has
lust received per Europe, stock Of cham
pegne ciae cognc general Of the finest OF
queurs tres, which he offer lower than
any house in the city, box basket single bottle
furnished and attended 10 the
ssortest any pa city Ice cream, jelly plumber,
and all description OF confectionery business.
LAM .
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TO DIR Customers.

WE doing business second time aud forever for
company than paid all Indebtedness Amer which
they agency discontinued The object
90 apparent effect has been ncreas ur business
few months ceased act Tor Others fOi
which we little and paid them in full. We
hope they publish until have had time find gooi
additional clerk have hands quite FULL the
life aud fire insurance nsvng exceeded one thousand dol
lars The present week.
likely quarrel with have long known
having paid widows aud orhans
for re without lawsuits over siooOo since we have
been In business ... e.. .... .... ....as
equal any, f superior 10 all, dng S35
dividend for every bundled paid in. ...
insurance company among others, with
very large capital distributes Its three ourt
of oil its profits .t.. r. ... ... ......L
We shall continue watch your int est with censeess vg
lance. ,.@ ..r.sa
J. Z. LEWIS, Superintendent.
92 Seventh street, below the Gem ra Post Office.
All have become due have been promptly paid
either by ourselves the companies. .ass #E
Feb 24-eolm