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Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
TCHIS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

WTOULD inform the citizens of Atcbison
w and surrounding country, that they have
opened a store in the Ston- building on street,
where they are receiving from st. Louis large
and extensive assortment of Boots and Shoes,
which will be sold at as low prices as can be
purchased of any house in the Territory.
Among our stock may be found Mems, Boys,
Youths and Children's Boots and Shoes of all
kinds Cloth CATERS, Velvet Slippers, Calf
Shoes, Congress Caters, Pumps, Kid Shoes,
Goat Slippers, and Brogans. Ladies' and Miss
es' Kid Bootees, Shoes, Kid Slippers, Kid Gai-
ters, Lasting Plain Caters, Morocco Slippers,
Kid Buskins, Coiored Caters, Goat Buskins,
Goat Pegged Bootees, Morocco Buskins, S.wed
and Pegged Calf Bootees, Sewed Goat Bootees,
Embroidered Slippers, Velvet Toilet Slippers.
and in fact everything constituting Sc tiptop''
establishment. Cali and see for yourselves.
WALTERS & CHILDS.
Ashison. Oct. SI. s57.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN Land Office, and If you have not the mo-
ney to pay for them you can learn how they
may be paid for, by calling me at the ofIies
of Gen. Pomeroy. w. +. GAYLORD
May9
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

D% Has the Herald of Freedom cut oul
Acquaintance We have been looking
anxiously for it for several weeks. Sene
it along Brown. we don't like the '' Kansas
correspondents" any better than you do.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
BACON. HYDE & CO..

BAUM, N heE - COss
Mo. 12s second street, St Louis, Mo. ,WAole-
4V sale Dealers in
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS. PUTTY. VARNISHES. &c:
Sell only at LOWEST RATES for CASH and short
time bankahle paper.
k0rdeEs from the country proDptiy 6lle6
and quality always guaranteed.
Sept. 10.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

OswEco, Oct 23.-Is is rnmored tha,
Luther Wright's Bank will soon GO ou, OF
existence. The Lake Ontario Bank is
buying in the stock at low figure and buy
ing off all claitnst the bank.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
FRUET TREES
IEMnEed.

A PURCHASER, for two hundred thousand
IA Fruit Trees These trees are No. /, raised
in well established Nursery in Western New
York, and will sell them cheap at wholesale.
June 6-tf w. z. GAYLORD.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
TAKE NOTICE.

MEETING of the I. o. of o. F., will be
n holden at Masonic Hall Tuesday eve'ng,
at q o'clock. All members in good standing
are invited to attend. BY order Of N. G.
G.. A. LOGAN.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

SARATOGA. Oct. 23.-Mr. DR.. Rush.
Of Philadelphia, who has been sick nt the
United States Hotel here for two months
died this afternoon.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
&fraa .Aoff0.

q TRAfED from the subscriber, about tive
- miles and half east of keanekuk, on tbs
night of Thursday, Aug, 2zth, = large gray
% Ja. ~ n1nss a., ss1ars. h.,as P1esi
knocked of his rumP. When he escapes he
had on q lsriat. a.
Any person who will return said horse to our
store in Atshison, or gire information that viii
fead to his recovery, win be literally rewarded.
LORD & McEWEN.
At.h,so, Can't 1SS7
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
WINTER DRY GOODS.

usUBS, Buckets, Brushes, Broons, for sale
4 by BOWMAN & BLAIR.
May 23-f
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
L. G. CRAELEss.

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, and Pro-
- visions, Atcbison, x. I.
1 am now receiving and have in store the larg-
est selection Of goods ever brought to Atchison.
My terms are CASH down to all, without ex-
ception, and to those wishing 70 deal In that
way offer greater bargains and cheaper goods
than have ever been sold in the West. Let
those who doubt it come and see for themselves.
Ny stock consists in part, Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Such as Blankets, Cloths, Satinets, FuIie1
Cloths, Tweeds, Jeans, White Linseys, Csssi-
meres, FIannels, Plaid Linseys, Prints, Cling
hams. Deiaines, Merinos, Notions, Ready-msde
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware
QueensWare, Groceries, Flour, Liquors, Ba-
con, sc. Also, stock OF Indian Goods, and
everything else wanted by customers. Al
those wishing to save money, either at whole.
sale or RETAIL are invited to call at my store OF
the Levee. L. c. CHALLiSS-
Atehison, Sept. 25, 1887. 27-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
JOHN ,. PRATT.
CIVIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR
AND CRAFTSMAN.

Towns and lots laid out and plans drawn
Having been appointed Deputy County Surveyor
am now prepared to run open lines, and estab-
lish open corners for those owning claims in
Atchison County. an | am the on y authorized
deputy appointed by the County Surveyor.
Office Otis building c street up stairs.
Atchison 81. ,57.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

DAvEHT Burning Fluid.-For sale by
LORD c McEwEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
wAsHINar0N LODGE. NO. s.

oF Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons,
L hold their stated meetings at the Masonic
Vail. in the town Of Atchison, on the first and
ttfird Saturdays OF each and every month, COM
,n.ncing at O'Clock, p. Nj.
A. GALLATIN OTIS, Secretary.
-Atshison, May 18th, 1851. l.9
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersgn-
1S ed has obtained from the Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Atchison County, Kansas Teri j.
tory. letters of administration upon the estate
of Patrick McVay, deceased dated October 10,
A. d. 1857. All persons having clames against
said estate are requested to present them for al
lowaAce properly aitested within one year from
the date Of id letters or they may be percluded
from any benefit of said estate, and il such
claims be not exhibited within three years from
the date OF said letters they will be forever
barred. WILLIAM McfAY,
October 31-iw Administrator.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

EtACTORH on Market street, between sixth
L and seventh SITS. Office, No, 81 Market st,
st. Louis, No.
Bohn.o manufacturers of all kinds Of Piain
and Fancy Stick Candies, Sugar Rlrms, F;nn
Almonds. Gum Drops, Jujube PASTE. Rock Can
dy, Chocolate, Syfnps, &C.. &C., which We have
siwsys on hand, asd offer for sale.
q We are prepal ed to offer superior ia
ducements that VIII satisfy all whs will give as
their orders. ga g
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

uATs and Bonnets Cor sale. BY
Ii Nay -. 6. DICKSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
0ooo sHAHDz
SOLDTN THREE WEEKS

4 NAP OF 4 ansas and share in Saratoga
n City, consisting of Five Lots, with
chance Of drawing the principal prize, valued
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

pays the iS'. or
.pation Of II, s".. IN.
81 wants to en-, ~
m insure him
amount Of ie,s
na, Of farming;
turn Of mind
L wants to en-, 70,
Ion. let him IL. u.
would he iSr ,nus
[of earth /; kesr
he lawyer; TO- 90,
be honest, s., nc,
Eience improst ''st
e world bss's.,I s"a,
h If he canrd a:a,d
kediy. ,hsrs 1"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
fnia.

mship Gran.
! Orleans, we
e substance oil
n,ship North
b to this port
Z Of specie.
is Governor
kri,y of 1900
.i.ors, and the
Icrntlc. Chief
| d Col. Casey
| Lower Cali.
! the Americans
tred. and Gov.
re Joined tho
| n. There a, arc
Editions. Tho.
! from the mines
very was beng
South Americ.I
|ave nothing C,i|
Ish and French
Islands. .hc|
B, the British
lired bravos.~I
be due here to- |
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

FTNHE sabscriber-having leased
L of Petifsh & Co., the Brick
Stable on Atchison street, he is &Z-SsS1
now prepared to accomodate the public with
fast horses and fine carriages.
lie is also prepared TO stable horses fer
all who may give him call.
II. II. M0ULToS.
Atchison, Sept. 5. 1851. "a "a
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

EERoRrEp By N. G FIssEr, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
BOUND UP.
Jos. Fl. Oglesby. 0gIesby.. .... ......Oct %
z. NJ. Ryland, Blunt. .--s.-..0ct. 2S
St Mary, Cabbeil, Master, ....ss 2e
Carrier, Postal, ...... ..-... Oct. %
BOUND DOWN.
Omaha, Wineland, .......-.... Oct. "a
Jos. II. oglesbJ, Ogiesby. ...... ........a 20
Lacon. Master, s... .......Oct.2 "a
E. NJ. RylaHd, Blunt. ..........- ...." 29
Council Blnff, Stewart, rt,......s.....,...." %
Carrier, Postal, .-.... ...." 30
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

produce dealer
kner a bali PEEL
lad in taking Bis
returned twelve
ktomer declined
(D cents as hi'1
thieh ended .
Warrant for I'D
hg ,ri'd. he 's'1|
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

ected for a
er Of Banks
with the re-
Ike good the
fdenption of
!. absence Of
be sansfa&
re complied
mex n lis,
tery respect.
fal Peoria)
Alton Bank +;
icago Bank ;
! Edgar Co.
{der's Bank :
a; urayrnle'
|; I.ayfayrrs
fanCo. Banl +;
pix |; Nation.i
knk Napier.
hnk; Bank Of
quincy Bank;
(Greyvillr)
y Bank /; f.
| Warren Co.
h, Pike county.
Me number OF
euri,ies. We
Eing tha. this
<qual certain.
Der available
|, 70 NEE. its
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

=Lsndon,
f-sha. is,
specie-
f.e apon
ID every.
. to keep
ow, with
war in
!. lAmeri.
! q fight
|screwins
| blowing
| house in
Ter.
come, no
Cotton is
] had Of
| the over.
asturers.
ind other
! ican and
pow must
INSTEAD Of
! the Phil
! soon as
4. quarter
ID will. for
Pt we owe
! paid in
= we have
3 fall. Ev.
wheat, to
Sugar. Of
in has fall
|. melt up
Fdle stree,
and will
\ we pay
Pd of keer-
rst confer.
p in New
States were
the
J abou, to
the Lord
|e Gentle.
} save the
pission end.
not 60 10
the world.
hfal to pray
vas sorry TO
flor, and il
not believe
.rln IN as I'D
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

Saratoga City Is located IN Calhoun county,
In Sec. Y, Township ., Range l5-about is
miles north of Topeka, 10 from Tecumseb, IS
from L.eeompton, and IS from Lawrence: 10 sd-
joining the Pottawatomis Reservation, (3o miles
ssuare) which will soon be open for pre-empt-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHARLES G. ANDREWS.

Athison, Oct. "a, 's7.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
IREACH MY HOME AS EVENING DIES


REACH MY HOME AS EVENING DIES.
reach my home as evening dies,
And oh what glanees greet my own
A laughing girl with eager eyes,
The sweetest star that ever shone;
An angel full of mirth and grace,
With fairy ieet and heavenly face.
l muse beside the cheerful fire,
And picture faces now no more;
And fahcies never seem to tire,
But bring Inc back to scenes of yore;
line village green, the tiny stream,
That fit before me like dream.
And everything Respondent beams
No sorrows Ger my musings roll:
Each moment with a treasure teens,
And realms OF gold entrance my soul,
Nhlle Eden's path lies at my feet
My heart feels heaven at every beat
My smiling angel climbs my knees,
And nought around my gladness mars;
Her sunny words gush fresh and free,
And opulent as Indian stars
Then opes her little lips of bliss,
And shyly woos the proffersd kiss
And then | watch her earnest smile,
All wreathed with dInples as it grows:
With not a trace OF earthly guile,
While all its rosy radiance throws
A blush Ike summer ON my cheek
The more it plays the less | speak
And loves rich heaven goes floating by.
While pleasures wear deeper hue;
Like clouds in an autumnal sky,
With tlnts OF gold and paths OF blue
The sunsets have softer flame,
And poetry higher claim.
l hold communion most divine
And clasp my darling to my breast;
While tween her curls her beauties shine
And eyes closed in delicious rest
Pure as daisy on the sod
Whose dewy heart reflects in God
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For the Tribune q Telegraph.
"TM GOING now
BY FANNIE OSBORN.

BY FANNIE OSBORN.
FATHER, oh, fold me in thy arms,
And brush away that tear,
I'll wind my arms around thy neck,
And press my forehead here.
As in childhood's fleeing hosrs;
For I'm going, father, slowly,
Through the drear vale of death,
And here, upon thy heart, I'D breathe
My last low, wavering breath.
My mother-breathe that cherished name
In accents hushed and low
Come gather kisses from my lips,
For am going now.
My mother!-there are no words to breathe
The affection true and sweet,
That's clinging round my heart for thee.
In Heaven the parted tide shall meet,
Andfiow through space of cloudless light
For there, g no sorrow. death or night.
No brother, sister, now draws near,
To gather of sorrows, woes;
For I'm the one dear nesting, here,
And must SO early 60!
There are many friends with fearful eyes,
Where "love lies hushed and warm"
That have gathered round to see me, father,
Dying in your arms.
And there's those earl, cherished ones,
Linked with the hearts first dreams.
Oh, father! father! l cannot go,
From all these joys so new.
Oh, Father in Heaven withdraw this hand
That's bearing me away,
From the clear beams of loves first light
Affections early day.
cannot leave them all, Father,
A lttie while crave,
To gather from thy beauteous earth,
Loves priced and kindly rays.
lov., 1857.
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1r-RY THE s,IrTHERN SEA.

ADIE was happy, for Laurence was
never absent from her, and in his pres
ence her mind ceased to revert to painful
things. They lived in species of ecstat-
ic dream, for themselves and for each
other, without thought of the indiffer-
ent outer world. All around them was
calculated to substantiate and maintain
this dream-that soft warm climate, the
romanee-breathing country and the lone
ly sea. They had established themselves
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: Burnhan'S
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,

ROCKFORD, ILL,
Established J,sne, 1856 Incorporated Feb. 1857.
Designed for Practical Instruction in Book Keeping,
Business Penmanship, Commercial Calculation,
and Higher Mathematics.
Directors.
T. D. ROBERTSON, ESQ, REy. W ,; STEWART,
Hon. ANsoN s. MILLER, WIN. BROWN, ESQ,
Hox. WAIT TALCoTT, L. w. BURNHAA.
Mode of Instruct iOnt
Each distinct department Of Book Keeping, embr acng
individual and partnership accounts, mercantile and
uactnring, banking and exchange, commission and for
wardng Steambeatng &C., aughtin an entirely original
manner.
Students may any time and complete the
pleasure there being class arrangement to interfere
with their progress Each pupil have the privilege OF
reviewing at any time Persons Of ordinary abilities
become competent to manage any set OF Books IN from
to 10 weeks.
winter by business men in this city, in add
ion to the regular popular and scientific course.
Terms.
Por full Course (time infinitely including Book
Keeping, Practical Penmanshp, Commercial Cal
cuations, and Lectures ......... $50 90
Ladies Course as above, 70 w
Good Board can be obtained in private families at
from g. 30 to % per week The whole expense Of the fun
Course including Board Tuition Stationery ami Diploma,
need not exceed S65.
Rockford justly being Of the most thriv
ing healthy and romantic Cities in the West Stu
enjoy every possible advantage and acquire
first class Business Education for onshalf the usual ex
pense in larger cities
Our Facilities for practical instruction cannot be
surpassed in this country Catalogues containing parte
uar will be sent free upon application by letter or other
wise
L. W. BURNHAM PRIScIPAL, and Professor Of Penman-
ship, Book Keeping, and the Laws of Trade
H. A. RICHARDS, Esq, Professor of Book Keeping Com
mercial calculations and Higher Mathematics y
Hon ANS0N 8. MILLER, Lecturer on POLITICAL keono-
my, and the Laws Of Nations.
Hon. JAS. L. LOOP, Lecturer on Commercial Law. y
Smfs
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To be continued.

cdY~ A writer in the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, in speaking ofthe
adulteration Of various articles of food,
speaks of reputable deacon who kept
a grocery store and who discoursed dai-
ly to his apprentice, somewhat after tt =
following fashion:
John f! have you sandsd the sugar?"
" Yes, SIR,
slave you watered the rum and mo-
lasses %
eyes, SIR"
"Ihen come to prayer ~
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

thinking that she set great store by it,
Presently she grew quiet, and sank into
a heavy sleep, which even the loud peal
ing of the Christmas-morningbells could
not break, while few PAGES off lay the
dead, cold clay which had shrined a
soul then in Gods Paradise.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

W-Our Kenoshaneighbors enjoy
ing their winter lectures, as usual. Rev.
Mr.. STONE lectured there last week,
Elihu Burritt lectures there this week.
1t is strange that no other places in the
state could make arrangements for Leo
lures but Kenosha-We don't sec thro'
it. Our neighhprs deserve credf or
their enterpria \. Hscin. Jo. y1aal
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
DEATH OF Mr.. GLIppoN--We ba,

DEATH OF Mr.. GLIDDoN.--We have
to record the death of George r. Gid
don, Esq, formerly United States con-
sui at Cairo in Egypt, and an eminent
Egyptian archaiologist. His death took
place at Panama, on the 10th ult., and
was caused by pulmonary congestion.
Mr.. Gliddon was born in England about
the year 1907. The public are familiar
with his name as writer on Egyptian
antiquities and on the races Of mankind.
Mr.. Gliddon had been on visit to Hon
duras, as agent of the Honduras Inter-
oceanic Railway Company, and was on
his way to the United States when over
taken by death.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

A CoNTRAsT.-Czar Alexander, Of Russia,
is about to abolish seffdOn in his empire, giving
every slave his freedom and bestewing upon
each homestead. This is great step In ad.
vance. and entirely characteristic OF our. age
with its progressive civilization and enligbten-
ment.
President Buchanan and his associates in pow.
er IN the so-called Democratic" Government OF
the United States of America, are attempting to
extend Slavery into free territory and to fasten
the barharous Institution of human bondage up
on the Free States of the Union
What a contrast between the policy of the
monarchieal prince and the Democrats Presi-
dent.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

sg Among other Objectionable feat
ures in the Lecompton Constitution, the
whole code of bogus Territorial laws is
declared to be in force in the State of
Kansas. Of course, the people would
negative any such proceeding as that,
had they chance. But the people of
Kansas are not consulted. The Constitu-
ton is not intended for their benefit,
but for the Lecompton land-sharks and
observation-disclosures Republican.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

THE MEANEST Mantle Maine Evangelist
says the meanest man in The world is he who,
after enjoying the privilege, with his wife and
children, OF reading newspaper every week
for months and years. and obtaining therefrom
instruction and amusement, leaves town for
no one knows where-without paying for his pa
per, thereby compelling the postmaster to order
il stopped. We think full as mean man 10 he
who takes paper for years, and when the bin
for the subscription is sent, sends back the pa-
per marked refused, but says nothing about
the pay.
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HELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARA IION
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
ytract Buchu.


Weaknesses, O6strEcsions, Secret Diseases Female
Complaints, and al Diseaseo Of the
Arising from Imprudencss in life, and
moving all Improper Discharges from the Bladder Kidneys
or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
Prom whatever cause they may have originated,
And NO Matter of How Long Standing,
9''"0 H'a and e T Ysis 70 e. ka'' and Bloom to
JOY TO THE FFLICTED
IL cures Nervous Debitated Sufferers and rsovsasa
the Symptoms, among which will be found
Power, Loss OF Memory,
Difficulty Of breathing, Gem
sTSl Weakness, Horror Of Dis
full Horror Death Nghs sweat Cola Feet
T. s SYSTEM en Enonou.
APgstts, win specific Symptoms Hot lot Hands ssI"
PaIid countenanes and Erpptions on
the s.i FACE e f a E 4 ias f f.saua Mify
Black Spots Flying be-
with Temporary sanason Lc" Of Sight Want of At
'S sociey SotSinF more Desirable to saeh
p4s.a A er fss Il and sSs1 n me- Rs
s of P PS aafrsd no
1ra question from so aa ono
ax sn y PSwk
AND EpIIEiTC II SIN one OF which the patient may
P ~ those A 3sa fs oS
SUMPTION The records e he SSANE AsYLuMs an
ness TO the In unatie Asyums the
% sas
Should sound Of the voice it is rarely ar
with woeful wan despair.
Debility most terrible and has eronght thousASd: upon
youths can BE- cured BY the Of this
IN Bile II l. NJ E d Y.
qffPE EXTRACT s BGc e a ysa FRY ~,
and be convinced gifts efficacy al, No.,
Belodre Of QHdek Nostru,as and QHdck Doefors
i5ths and save Long Suffering Money and Exposure
Il .lays ali pain and inflammation is perfectly pleasant
its taste and Odor, but immediate in its action
Helmbold's xtract Buchu
IL prepared directly according to the Rules OF
PHARMACY AND CHEMHsTRY.
devoted 70 its continuation Professor DEWES vslusble
Works Practice of Physe and most of the late stand
q $1,000
One hundred Dollars Will paid Physician who
prove that the Medicine ever injured ratea and
FT hs Gn ssk in
ion OF the Proprietor vouching virtues and curative
ers, is immense, embracing names we'll known to
SCIENCE AND FAME
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold
and no. single failure has bean reported,
aElAs6b Chemist, sss ssiHs Ssy
curry or Injurious Drug but are purely Vegetable.
ii. T. HEIMBOLD. Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn subscribed before this 80 day Of November
1854 NN r. hiBbAkD' Alderman
Price 81 per Bottle, or SIX FOR IS, Delivered
to any Address,
by responsible Certificates from Pro-
fessors Of Colleges, Clergymen and others
Prenarsl and sold bv H. 7. HELNBOLD.
Practical Gh1 .lHalytirRl Cheziss
No. So South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, As
scmbiy Buildings, Phlla.
Be had Of f. Robinson .fgsii and Of all DJrLggtsts
the UHed States CanadGs and British
Pr0rIHees
BEWARE OF COuNTERFElTS.
Ask for Helmbolds-TakeNo Other.
CURES GUAR TIED.
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DOCTOR M. A. FOX.

PHYSICIAN ACCOUCHEUR AND SURGEON
Begs TO inform the inhabitants of the City and Country
that he has made Kenosha his permanent residence
An attentive practice and study OF several years IN ths
largest Hospital the United States and Canada mas
sSrded him ample opportunity OF acquiring complete
knowledge Of his profession and Of all diseases ncden
tai TO this climate.
Punctual attendance on all professional cahs-
Office at the Rgnals House Main st.
Kenosha July 18th 1851. lyo'
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DENTS TR Y.

STARKWEATHER& CO.,
RUGS, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles. all kinds of Patent Medicines and all OK
.euen ias-cr,Een - t0very article kept in estab-
lishments of this character.
MAIN ST. KENOsHA. Wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

DHY SICIAN AND SU R G Z 0 N.
Will be found at his Office Starkweather's Drug
store or at his residence Of Chicago and Park
streets at all times ready attend the calls OF the public
Kenosha February 10, IS Z. 90
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NSVRANCE-Hc is agent for various companies
of undoubted credit, and is prepared to issue poll
cies on Life and Property, on favorable terms
FTPSee advertisements.
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And with one long farewell look ov,
the widespread prospect, they entere
the cottage.
To be continued.
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BOOK-BlNDiNG p!
a. r, DEBLAINE,

a T the sign of the Books, near n. Ward Sehoo
~ - by JASON L0THR0P.
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LYMAN 81 BONE,

BOOTS, Shoes, Leather, Findings, &c. Every va
rietv of every article pertaining TO their business
NAV be had of them at the lowest prices. Custom
work to order. Leather for sale. Hides bought
&c &c See advertisements.
KENosHA, Wis. Main street
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7 1TE on NFW-NORk FASHIONABLE
Barber aud Hair Dresser. From long experience IN
The business he aters himself that he can render en-
ire satisfaction TO all who him with their patron
ys Sbop under Lyman Bones Shoes store, corner OF
NJ lin Street and Market Square, Kenosha
Ksuosha, August H. 1851. hsu