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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

UNIVERSITY OF WIsCoNsIN.-The win
ter session opened ON the 18th inst, with
large attendance in the several depart
ments of instruction.
Professor Cars course on Chemistry
and its application to the arts, will con
tinue through the term. We are glad to
learn that the distinguished Professor
has resigned all his connections east, and
may, henceforth, be counted on as wholly
Wisconsin man.
Professor Read will arrive on Satur-
day next, having been detained in clos
ing up his affairs in Indiana, in prepare
ton for his permanent connection with
our State University.
1t is rumored that the Professor has
rejected the most tempting offers, pressed
upon him, to resume his connections with
the University Of Indiana. He writes
that che does not indulge a doubt, that,
under the fostering care of the Legisla-
ture and of the Board Of Regents, our
University will, in few years, become
a just object Of State pride, and contrib
ute SO the destined standing Of Wiscon-
sin as a great political community, pos
sessing all the elements and means of
the highest civilization. "---Nadison
Journal.
FRENCH GULLIBTLITY-The last hoax
of the season is one of which some far
ceur has just played off upon the Pays
newspaper. That journal graveIy pub
fishes a letter, from the South of France,
recounting how a young musician of
wonderful power, had just arrived from
the United States. Somehow, the Uni
ted States always figures in tales of the
extraordinary The instrument up
on which this genius played, according
to the Pays correspondent, was cage
of ducks, Of various sizes and descrip-
tons. An electric wire was attached
to each gosling, and the music was pro-
duced by battery, operated upon in
such a manner as to make the ducks
quack forth the notes The letter closed
with the announcement that, on the pre-
vious night, the ducks had broken out
of their cage, attacked their eccentric
proprietor in his bed, and eaten him up
alive This ridiculous story is now 60
ing the rounds of the French press. 1t
certainly beats the railroads and reyol-
vers in the Georgia affair quite hollow.
REvIsERs OF THE STATUTEs.-The ap-
pointment, by Gov. BAsHFoRD, of essrs.
S. J. ToDD, of Rock county, JOHN
F. POTTER, of Walworth, and BILLIE
WILLIAMS, of Sheboygan, to revise the
Statutes of Wisconsin, is everywhere
well received. The gentlemen selected
for this responsible duty have the requi
site ability, experience and industry to
discharge the trust with credit to them
selves and profit TO The public.
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quarto pages. Published weekly bv - s''' ~
A. g. BRYANT 4 Co
m 49,. no l36 ChSstnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ier SI0 per annurn. See copies in hands Of Mrs.
AUSTIN MORAN, for Re,osha ora yicin,v 1a9g
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARAE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable
medicine is unfaing in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident the Female constitution.
1t moderaes all excess, all distractions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two three weeks previous confinement
they forty the constitution and lessen the suffering during
labor enabling the mother perform her duties with safe.
ty to herself and child
These IHLs should not be taken by females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
to bring MScdrriags, but any other time sv
are safe.
In all cases Of nervous and spinal affections pain the
Back and Limbs heavness, fatigue slight exerton pal
ptaton of the heart, owness Of spirits, Mysteries
headache whites and all the painful diseases occasoned by
disordered system, these Pills will effect cure when all
other have failed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, calome anthony any other
raj
Full directions accompany each package. Price, IN the
United States and Canada, one dollar.
Sole Agents for this country
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IMPORTANT TO FA,
I'm .Iuaficn,s Gnnr

County Of Kenosha .,
City Of Kenosha w.
TENO JOHN S. GIBSON YOU ARE HERE
n notified that writ Of attachment has been ISSUED
against You and your property attached satisfy the de-
nand of John Frenz amounting to ten dollars. Nov
less you shall appear before Silas Ames, Justice OF q
Peace in and for said County, his office in said on
the 9th day Of February 1881 at one O'Clock in the after
erty sold to pay the debt. J0IIS F,FNZ
Dated January Is, 1851 3w32 Plaintiff
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h ENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
-AA- just received at the Drug Store Of
SrARKwEATITER & co.
DURE LARD OIL, WARRANTED. JUST
n received at DR.. STEELE'S DRUG STORE,
Ma
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BEAsOEVTHON.

VNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
r. existing under the and style of veaiie Seb.
bins is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
f. A. ,yEAZIE,
kenosha, Jan. IL, 1851. Iiw92l j. NJ. STEBBINS
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Rochester, N Y
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
B-$I,00 and postag, stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by Starlyveather ~ CO., f. Robinson,
"A. +. Steele, aud -. Clark d Son, benosha
and by Druggists generally throughout the United states
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VIA 0'OIu Fcns Fse-FOlnted---FrEcc 30 G q
ENCLOSE PEN IN A LETTER, WIEN
IA Cash or Postage Stamps, and the return mail yi
bring the Pen as good new. Address ID. ELLIOTc
3wS2 Syracuse y y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-22

If /" the way Of transgrcssors is hard =
the way of Kansas Governors is harder
The Kansas correspondent Of the Mis-.
souri, Den,ocsr,t thus writes @tt lsa
Recder was threatened with the hal
ter; had to fee in disguise, aud by
night, from the official mob which sur
rounded Lawrence, and subsequently
sacked it had to remain for weeks
closely concealed in the American hotel
in Kansas City; and finally was obliged
TO 60 down the river as deck passenger,
shaved and attircd as laborer, and speak
ing the German language. .a:sa
Shannon fcd from the territory in q
Government wagon. So y.
Robinson was arrested by q mob at
Lexington taken back TO Kansas, and
kept . prisoner in camp for several
months.
Geary came in with flourish of trum-
pets Of both parties; went out with the
derisive sneers. '..z-. gg i
Walker came to Kansas with ma
tiona reputation, but people here, and
all over the territory, have only two OPT
MONS about him now--some thinking
that he is crazy, and others that he is
drunk. And then he, too, like Robin
son, has to lodge on the prsiries, en-
csmped.
Who would be Governor of Kansas
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-22

DR.. n. Mayer.
The Gard of this gentleman, who has
permanently located in this place, appears
in another column. We End the subjoined
article concerning the Doctor in the Ca
lena Courier OF the 18th inst:
Mr.. Patrick Lcvins, Of Irish Hollow,
s.nd. W ~ account al the ease OF his son
who wi, bitten by rattiesnake or cop
perhaad on Sunday the 9th inst. After
rejecting uppu the treatment Of the
physici,n VITO was frst called 10 attend
The ease. he says: Not seeing the boy
improving, but rather getting worse, ]
called on DR. MAYER, who came ont and
saw hiu. Ola TUESDAY q, nins lie stayed
With him all night, and the next morning
the boy appeared better, called Tor some
thing 10 eat, which he had NOT done since
he was bitten, and was generally imp-ov.
ing. I mnst here mention that the swell,
linz and NORTH cation had extended as far
As the shouher on Tuesday evening. -
Since he was placed under the treatment
Of Dr.. Mayer, l must say be has been
steadily improving, and the Doctor tell'
me, that be not only hopes to save his lif;
but also his arm" n
make this statement for the satisfac
ton Of my friends and the public, A.
understand that certain persons have re-
ported that DR.. Mayer came to my house
without being called, which is falsehood
In conclusion, let me say that and al
nv friends are well satisfied with DR.
| M,ver's treatment P. LEvINs.
| Irish Hollow, Aug. 18th, 81.
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Wilton Hacks.
Messrs. Fleming 4 Biodgett are now
running line Of Hacks between Upton
and Wilton, twice each day; thus con-
Meeting with each train Of cars. These
hacks leave the Union Hotel at four O. :
clock in the morning, and one clock in
the afternoon, arriving at Wilton in time
fos the cars. They also carry the mail
to Upton, gratuitously, and for this rea-
son should receive the hearty support Of
Upton.
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The Weather and Crops.

The Weather and Crops.
The weather in this County, for the
last two or three weeks, has been such
as to cause great anxiety on account Of
the crops, and more especially in regard
to wheat. Harvesting operations have
been going on for Some time, aud the
greater part Of he grain A.-s boon a..eaIy
cut; but very little, if any, has been Sc
cured, and it has been lying out in the
fields exposed to the late heavy rains.
Great fears are entertained of it sprout-
ing, and thereby causing damage. and
consequent loss. We hope that this will
be averted, aud that the bright hopes
which we're held out of an abundant
crop will not be blasted at the eleventh
hour. Warm weather is also required
to bring forward the csrn, which looks
well, but is rather backward.
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If neglected are almost certain to end
fatally, sometimes the patient dies of ex-
haustion and obstinate vomiting; some
times Of suppression Of urine and coma;
sometimes in sudden fit of severe shiv.
ering, and sometimes Of rapid attack of
acute infsmation. In the treatment, the
golden rule must be observed, So forcibly
stated by DR.. Prout that moderation in
the quantity is Of quite as much conse.
quence as attention to the quality Of food
Of alcoholic liquors Sound sherry of the
drier kinds, or small quantities Of brandy
or Hollands and water are the best In
the medical treatment Hurley's Com
pound sarsaparilla has proved highly ben
eicisl from its vegetable alkali principles,
which entering into tue blood, possesses
the property OF abstractiBg from it, "a
quantity of heterogeneous matter sufficient
for its conversion into hippuric acid, and
in this very soluble form is readily ex-
GREETED, and expels disease from the kid
neys. 1t may therefore be given with
the confidence that it will limit, if not
cure the disease. PRACTITIONER.
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Dubuaue, Iowa, Aug. II.

Quite A excitement was created this
morning By an attempt Of Prosecuting
Attorney Mr.. Mulksrp 70 sheet Mr.. Dorr,
editor Of the Erpress and Hsrn1d, who
refused 70 make public retraction of an
article which was publlhed in yesterdays
Herald. IN which Mr. Mulkern's name
v,s used Mulkern fred twice, neither
shot tskins effect. Mulkern was arrested
and held in - ,on1 hsil
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Child Dro wned.
We learn that on the evening Of the
10th inst, little daughter of Mr. How
ard, who resides FIVE miles from Upton,
near Woodbridge p. O., while playing
near the well fell iuto it and was drowned
No one saw the child fall, and it was
msssed half an hour before it was found.
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Miscellaneous Articles.

Lamps, Of every description; Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles, china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
Craters. Port Monnaies. Scgsr eases, csrtaia Pins
and bands Banjoes, Tambourines, Niolins Guitag
and Violin strings, spectacles, Pocket compasses
Tape Lines Horse Fieams, Pocket Knives Stair
Rods, House, Whitewash, Scrub, Dust and Paint
Brushes, Stair and clothes Brushes. Toasters, Sad
Irons Patent self.heating Irons, House Bells, RAT
Traps, ETC., etc. 25tr
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Mr.. Jesse Bowersauk, who was dan
gerously injured on Friday, It'll inst, by
being thrown from his wagon, has since
died.
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The May Weed.
We see that many of our citizens have
taken it in hand to % STAY their portion
of this all-pervading crop Of Upton
Where it has been cut down good sod
of grass is seen springing up, which, the
coming season, will entirely entirely su-
persede the may-weed.
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(iody's IAdy's Book, for September.
This excellent magazine is again upon
our table. No periodical comes more
regularly than this one It is valuable
Lady's book, Astounding in fashion plates
and illustrations Of inter sst and benefit. -
Its selections are choice, and from the
best authors
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D,.soIution of Partnership.

.I>uE Partnership hcretofore existing between
" ID. BROWN A. II. ". Scanlan In this day
di., olyed nv mutual consent The Books ana ae'
counts of said srm ssc 10 the nanas ~ s..nr
OF or against said hrm. IL i, =. on.w.x
YfnfAA Au1 gust 9TH. ~ y, - ~ -
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An advertisement lately appeared,
" Iron Iedsteads and BEDDING" We
suppose the linen must be SHEET iron.
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3BaauT oT0ae>.
BIZ w. O. LUDLOW, s---~.
Dealer in c..
Groceries, ,5s}sE ! tt.i&!f<
Dry Goods, 80
Clothiag, a.4aa $3.50
49, --3 ~ Hardware, s--s -

9m3 HdruWafe, gEs =
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps. NotionA lmp.rments and art-
eles generally nee ded By the farming community,
and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line. s r. $500
Now 10 the time to bay your Goods in order to
get the stylea aud tits 8 we'll known fsct that his
prices are always ~ Inv a the lowest
All goods warranted " give entire satisfaction
Please call and exAsninc our goo a. whether YOU
want tn buy or not We wsnt yosr orfnf0e Of them.
We charge nothing Tor showing our Goods, hut
take pleasure in doing ~.
W. o. l.. has the agency Of .hc following Med
clnes; DR.. d. Jaynss & Sons Family Medicines
DR.. Bodcy's Fever and A que palsam, DIR. Itrtis'
Mamaluke Liniulcnts, Merchants Gsrgiing Oil,
Mexican Mustang Linimeni
A!sn, A. W. Harrison's Columbian Inks and
Harrisen's Columbian PERU merry, and 4 general
assortment Of all Quack Medicines.
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods. .... a.7' ..na E-.....-#.r ~
2sIy W. O. LUDLOW,
Opposite the Depot. rarant Cedar co., low.
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Camp Meeting. e..
There will be a Camp Meeting-provi-
dence permitting-held at Mason
Grove, about eight miles northwest Of
Upton; commencing Friday tho 2sth Of
August. All who wish to attend are
cordially invited to come, with this un-
Outstanding, that each family provide
themselves with victuals, &C., for the &C.
casisn. We expect number Of large
tents, but no huckster wagons or tents
will be allowed upon the ground.
'@" RUFUS KICKER
Upton: Aug. 18th, 1857.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
DR. KENNEDY OF RoIbury, hgs discoyere in
ose Of or common pasture weeds
remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR!


Ir.n the Worst .scrofaia to . Common Pimpi,
H.h.. tried /, in ever 100 cases. and never failed .1
ssyt n too casss-bJth thunder hunor. He has in
txs po,s-ss OIL tidcates OF ais
at within twenty miles Of Boston.
rso Bottles are warranted nursing mot nth
o.. to th-cs hotties viii cure the vsrst kind Of pn
pies the face.
Is. to three bottle. will clear the system Of Bnes
rve bottles warranted TO cure the worst canker In
the mouth ssoiuach.
rhr.c u ave hottie. are warranted - cure the xers,
case Of Ery.rsias.
On. to tso bottle. are warranted to cure all humor in
u. eyes.
r~o bottles are surAnted 10 running Of the ears
snG blUte hes among the hair.
Your six bottles warranted 20 cure eorrspt and
suDain. ulcers
On. so;tl. viii .caiy eruption ofthe skin.
c4ss ~ rin.rorn.
I've Or three bottles ar. warranted cure the moot
desperate cages 81 rtsumatism.
Th-os TO four bottles warranted 10 cure the ssli
~heanr. san
Wv, eight bottles will tAs worst Of
fll4-
AksRsss is Asxy. experienced from the hrst bottle
sEd perfect cure !. warranted whenever the above
Quality AK
tee vrrty u Boston. / kno~ The effect Of IL every
NatsT will extinzuish IRE, will
"a. cure humor never sold bottle Of it hut that
'o5 auothr- assr Trial it always speaks f,r itsss.
IAers two thing. asoat sais herb that appears TO
surprising; 1rsi thas r,~s in one pasture. in some
pisces aua Plentiful ard yet i.s value has nsss been
saovn unt@ discovered in is+S-second that it
should cure al kinds Of humot.
Ia order to glv. sor. idea ri the saddsn rise sad
T.st popularity u ths discovery. sii state thst in
Apr, 1883 padded Ard soid about six bottles per
dam April 1854 sold over enc one thousand bottles
per day Of IL
sous ef the vhsiesais Druggist Who have seea In
business sseHty and thity and foFty yeaxs say that
nsshtnr 10 the annals Of patent medicines ever like
y There Is usvsrsai praise ~ from ell qsarters
n NJ o~n practice Always keep 1t asietly for hum
"rs-sat .iBcs it, tn.redaction As general family
SsscHs. great And wonderful virtues have been found
IN il that never Suspected.
se,.rai cases Of spileptic Ats disease which vAs
s"aJs considered sncurass, have been cured by few
nttlr, o, rhat mercy will provs s6ectsa In eli
sas ~ that s~fui mAlaiy but few ~ho have
SEE. wors ~ than have.
soos Of several cases ~ Dropsy, all Of then aged
people" eu-ed ny H. FER the various diseases Of the
Liver. SEX Hradschs Dyspepsia, Asthma. Fever and
Asat, Pain tn ths Side. Disease u the Spine. and par
eulay IN diseases Of the kIduey. &c, the discovery
hs dons NOR. good thaa any other medicine ever
sLowu.
- change q Diet ever nscssssry-est the bss, yos
20 ana ~-a#xH Oft.
oreetf9ns fHT I.c,-Adutts enc table spoonful rer
AH-' htssea over ten yaars dessert spoonfui.Chil-
fse from I've to eight ysars, teaspoonfut. A. d.
'ri0as eaa = apPa.ie to all constitutions, take suf
Aesbt u operate Oh the boweis twice day. " ~.
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Episcopal Service.
Bishop LEE, of the Iowa Diocese, will
preach at Upton, on Sunday, Aug. 3Oth
inst.
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Q'iqton 9obertistr,
SAIsI|AhDAY lat AUG ,2s,, 1857

! Eaarxa. AK AN * -.
w have on hand and for sale, variety Of
w alikiRds Of Blanka. Including
Deeds a. Nortgages, Notea
SubpoenAA. Bonds, Executers
Petitions for I.sw-sSits
Notices for Law suits .'@F' ....t sofF
do. Roads 90 .- "a n
keesipts for use Of Supervisor.
49, sn oeaer Blanks used BY public s6icsrs sld
Agents for the Advertise.
The following ase cur authorised Afsots.
y sSss GALLA0HER, Chicago;
vs. bfsScER, d Co, do
J. 4 DuDDslpok q. I.oui..
y. PsrrExolLL New York:
". U. LUDLOW % - - +. :. Dur.ut
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OhLN FIFTEEN DOLLARS!!
w ARPANTED equal ~ any other Machine
w costing from seventy Ave to one-hundred
and fifty dollars. Warranted ~ s,w an~.hin
from Fine Lawn and Silk to Wooden and Leather
Cod
Every Family Should Have One,
They are very simple. never getting out Of o..
der--are easily carried and IA. easily learned L,
operate.
REMEMBER ONLY SIS ZACH
Orders now received by the subs, riber. purr,,.
ser OF the above Machines. in Cedar CO. Every
family car save the price In week.
have made arrangements with s. q. shore,
81 Davenport ~ manufac tlrs them in unlimited
au ubers-
lsAse alsu for sale the right of Linn Iones
h.Rtah tHutoE. Johason. and othev COUNT.
Nsesf aDs Northwest, Wills sPICEa
tf lfriun, loaa
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GUNSMITHs TRIMMINGS.

Independent of an extensive Stock Of Guns We
have at all times on hand, Rife Barrels, assorted
Gun Mountings single and double Triggers Pat
Breeches Break-ons, Filled cocks, Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks Wad cutters Bullet
Moulds Nipples and Wren"hes Gun Worms, Rod
Ends Main Sprngs Tail Pins, Sheet Brsss and
German Silver, and everything pertaining to this
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agricultural implements,


Consisting Of Corn Shellers straw-cutters, Lit.
tie Giant corn and cob crushers, Horse Rakss q
superior article, Flows cultivators Scythes era
dies, Hay and Manure Forks Hand Rakss OK.
yokes Snaths. Hoes and Rakes, etc. etc, etc.
Chains. s.I.og, Halter. Trace, Coil, Binding and
fifth chains, Pump chains aad Fixtures complete,
Cistern Pumps. Lead Pipe.
ARR GE TRIMMINGS
Enamcled cloth LAces Fringes Damask, Silver
h Brass Hub Bands, Curtain lights, Seat carrag !.
springs, Whips, Buggy Axles, Ornaments. Fly nets
Carriage Bolts, Nuts Washers and Axle Nuts
c A r P MT Z RS OILS.
We have the best selected Stock Of Tools ever
offered in the West, consisting OF Bench and
Moulding Planes, Of every description, from the
Ohio and Greenfield Tool Companies. Also
Augurs, Augur Bits, Rules Braces, Boring Ma.
chimes, Squares Spokeshaves, Plane Irons
Hand. Ripping, Pannel kcyhole, Back i Whip
Saws.
Guages, Screw,Drisers, Hstcbets,
Tooia Conpasses Chalklnes
Adzes Scratch-swls. Rules.
Broad-sxes Hsmmers OiLstonsa
together with everything person Gun possibly
wish.
House Trimmings, cupboard catchea Nortice
and Rim Locks Rolls, Latches, strap II ge, Wrot
and cast Butts, coat and Hat Hooks House Bells
and Pulls foot-serapers Nails, Sash, Glass and
Ia b. ,.,I. a
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HARDWARE
JANIS l. G. A. MYER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foroigl. T. Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods,

Cedar st., Upton, Io,ea,
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest and
Best Selected Stock Of Goods ever brought to this
country, which have been selected with great
care, and purchased upon the best tcrmS from the
manufacturers agents. thereby xayi4 G the advance
usually paid by those purchasing only small guam.
titles from jobtsrs and enabling us to offer them
to our friends At q small advance upon Eastern
prices We respectfully solicit an examination Of
our GoodA before purchasing elsewhere, As We are
determined to dispose Of them 1t Chicago and st.
Louis pricsa
We name in part
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Files and Tools,
Cans, Rifles and Revolver,
Together with all kinds Of sporting Apparatus
Anvils Bellows, Scales,
Vices Picks Jack Screws
siedges, Mattocks Shovels spades
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