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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-23
silk and Dress Goods Department.

silk and Dress Goods Department
In this department will found all the noUaties Of the
esson.
BTocade, from cheap to the most costly
P pioIh' ) st,,,s,"
Plain cora Pou De Louis for day and evening;
Rich Moire Antique, for promenades
Marselnes Gro de Nap and Millinery Silks;
Satins, all wi ltbs, col0rs aud quahties'
Dishon's Gro de RhincS;
Black Paris and Lyons faHetas, cheap
." Royal Morning Pou de Loire
I" Armures Ispahan and Gro de Antique;
Rich SIX Robes, Tor Dinner and Evening; Flowers
Rich Barge Rooes Georgia Cashmere and PompadOur
OrgAndy Robes, IRON part e9ldto fan ehintz;
New ani ex aaiite designs in Muslns BA-eges Jack
PLATA ia .konets in all oolors;
Rich aai ga yniaccnt desings in all Of the above;
Al descriptions OF travelling Dress Coos.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked capes;
setis worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast sets IN cambria and jaconetl
Sets scoeh work Tor travelling;
French K and lace Caps for old ladies;
40 stock Of swiss and jaoonet eagngs and In
sSis, Ja,onst and Dmity nOunces, pl'in and highly
Point applique and Real Val LAcss;
Ten thous nd novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here stock viii excel in variety; The assortment
I'm be Great, Rieh and Complete. We shah keep
CAilirsn's Hossea Gad Mems Hose AID BalCBose.
Merbo, sk and Cotton Vests and Drawers for Children,
women aud Men.
AlvNender and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete assortment and Of the best makes Of
..lrlsh Linen, Lawns and CAmbrics
Printed Linens and Jaconets for Children.
In All descriptions VI Goods for Children stock win
hecholce.
Maptillas, shawls and scarfs
uf every desirabe fabric, India fronch, Vienna and
Britsh Every description OF Garments viii be offered in
this department,
House Furnishings.
Hnck Towels, plain and damAsk borders;
fruged and cop1 ends,
An descriptions 81 toSela and Diapers
a s,rh psmast ana rarkish Towels;
Farni are aHd Glass Cloths
Piano aud fable Covers, all kinds
Keh oartan DNmasks, trimmings 70 match
Ricn CAT cornice, Bands Ane ftnsi
Rich Masin and Lace Curtains;
HadHoianl window shades
An descriptions ofSummer fisnpes;
lflch Table % masks end Cloths for dinner rarties
Farnituro, "a icos aud D.mitirsi
Wnste aud cord Mesquite Nets
sanmer Quits and CoauterpAnesi
IInsn znd C5ttou sheeungs, All widths;
he'd, c -ad aud CRIB Blankets.
Carpets Oh Cloths and Mating.
roth, mart OF our a needless REFER is
onra.f We Keep largest, elePaat aud, a. The
, sms time cheapest stsck IL the western country.
Plantation and Negro Goods.
all FOODS By the piece, At wholesale price, We hoPe
20 Offer oar this the best assoF nent 81 Ne
gro oods ~ have ever had the pleasure 30 oHer and Nc
mostresprc tally all 10 make us wis., hAt hey ~y
see nos iaHg y shat meet their exPesiauons.
fess r. G. AeNAlRY q -, - College ssre-s.
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:; T,sEs,a $40 90: Halves IS co. Quarters s26O.


TYeksts 5000: Halves 100 Quarters $3.50.
-. IN fsiets ending with the e0nsees I've Nun,
~ fsR4A6Tsa,o, aad yea sin drAs back foar-
Of he amount paid r he ueEeis eeildet the chan
- III ~ t.inIBg Capilas Paircns "a hRd u % their IN
1900 Al ms Certifeasss % go fkets eudsg eooseea-
,,ssiv ,-ith a SAb6T ,, 0. BY ihsplA1 they sor-
-, " Pic r1aiaF slth ths Nuuher as TIE Capital,
s,s 80 our more chAucrs every tsn % gHa Tie u~Pi'
iak. - =. "a a a.. -
Certificates Of packages 81 Ten teAsis @fs ee io
louIhF raIts, shea . the risk'
10 Half do -........sss.s''... So. - ~
10 QaArter DO ........-...+.s--ss'ss ~
e~y- Rank Roies ofsouud Banks taken At par.
s1. orders far tiekets ceTtncAtea q PAcSaeea o.
e.e LANES D. WINTER, AsnsgrT,
u0Ae~~ Macan o. Savannah, Ca,
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Reduction in Freights

Xxx hve the pleasure b. that the Railroads
w eve retuced their r. gts VIA CsAsLksTos- We
so graduate he people OF Tennessee That IN avery
shcfttine the Car s pass from THIS pltee . Atlanta
sh breaking bulk Tao roltu sl hsn Be as least two
lass fu adsarrr ofSaysurah-
Take particuIar notce that We FuHStHD EvEtT rHisa
sNr o. desnsd fsr he Gtsrcr ne TIE rerv oS rate Of
l2r Tor odd nary rael AMI that sEAsuAz Away
Tss thereby seearhg % aays A. least fogr lEes
oar con ui .si0
Va pay ~ sn-s rsIEss - Es0w TEET
re ssuts, beth a. Savannah and Charleston,
oar srpenss-bs are pan here therefore yea need not
remit
W also end 700 tspiieaies Of bills. WsnsvsrletA
packase Dc over hsrr-
WsgsT srIrt personal attention 70 our bnfiasss. and
70 NJ shah Be zutug, past, 70 promote the
In er.sf u an NO patuoalse Is
tending aEsllst tUo p ishty lorPofaDoos
-9r ssk the PuL tasgsaia sl5 Il cur sork .. not
dsu- b vel bGs lefs tan theafs, 49, take
Az arus,os sb.lt lee goods and any tAiss pertaia
Ing 10 the besaess. chesfislf given
Msssfs. ". a. GoE,iaa ca, Nashvtns,
q Gardner stepherd 4 Co.
Gees Bsiy Co,
Nichoi, Grren a sally,
hoTison A 90,
Etrett r. iris Co.,
A a. uicks Co.
". ". Berry, bruoyits
Chssfhaul. Waislu Co
AnA las. BAT iyat. zoad Old fend. Joi Czit
srg. E-s- fresitsaio q he =. Q r. Charisston.
ia1ss :. WYATT co.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
APPR0XIMATION PRIZES
1890 prizes amountingto. ...............-.S204 90
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves IS: Quarters $3.50


Whole Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with those
Numbers tina Tickets printed separa slips paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed Wheel
The first 22 Prizes, similarly printed and encrced
placed in another Wheel
The wheels then revolVed, and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers the same time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn opened and exhibited to the audience and
against the Number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and two succeeding Numbers those
drawing the first IL Prizes will be enledto the as Approx
imation Prizes, accordingto the scheme
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws the 900 Prize
For example, II the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the ends
l will be entitled to 500 the Number ends with No q
then al the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled 20 $40, and on &c 0.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following rate
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
"a 10 HAN " ..-.,...-...
10 quarter .........-... p
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by FIRST mall
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be to pur
ohasers Immediately after the drawing,
E Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post Office, county and State.
az Remember that every Prize is Jrawn, and payablen
full without deduction.
W I'll Prizes Of 600 and under paid afte
the drawingother prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewedn other Tickets at either
Office.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates either to
s. SWAN a co Atlanta, Ga.
janl2 or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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SWAN g CO.'S LOTTERIES
CAPITAL PRIZE s5O.OOO!!

The following Scheme viii be drawn by s. SWAN 4 Co.
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOIIEkf. o.
Georgia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY AOADrs,i
LOTTERY Of Alabama in each Of their Lotteries or REQ
ruary, 1861
CLASS 0,
To be drawn in the City ofMobi Alabama In public on
SATURDAY, FEE. 18th, 1857.
CLASS "a,
To be drawn in the City Atlauta, Georgian public, or
THURSDAY, FEB. 9ths 1851.
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Rich Schemes for February, 1851.
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. 7

To be drawn in Baltimore Md, Saturday. Peb o. 1857
Drawn under the superintendent of the State Com.
missioner.
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ATTENTION COTTON. PLANTERS.

TTHE attention OF Cotton Raisesi arectedto STUART
L COTTON-PLANFER. the most valuable machine ey,
invented planting cotton and other small seeds Ha'
ing bought the right nuaeure aud sell the above ma
chine We have appointed MessTs. MACY & RAhlL
TON Hardware Mercha OTIS At Nashville, our Agents hf
Midue Tennessee, where viii always keep stock
hapd Tor e bition and ssle We refer to
the ns r ohm Waters. Orders addras8ed 10
Macy A hamilton viii he pro pity attended 10
KkED a MARSHALL, 6oOdetsville.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY!
SAVANNAH, GA,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
LOWEST PRIZE FORTY DOLLARS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA

GLASS w,
Draws March 10th, 1857,
AT SAVANNAH, GA, ander the sworn Superintendent
Of Major W. p BOWS and w. r. sYNoSs Esq, Saturday
Schemes N be drawn every Saturday A. Macon, Ca
Monthly large schemes vii be drawn al savannah, about
the 10Th ofevery month.
Nearly One Prize to every Eine Tickets!
$4,000 Tickets--1,712 Prizes.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
70 Remember this Lottery has only Fiheen fhOuSan
Nsnbvrs-lsss thAn any Lottery in the Wordl
BRILLIANT sCHEME.
Prise OF
DO s......s.s--..ss-. -. oseop
I DO AiVVN
DO ....s....-..- ,tao ara .......- AVpo
90 oVo are .....s.--s... Gfoet
So DO ............. loo are......-.-....... 500
i5O8 do ............. seare ..s.........-. oo,oOe
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
80 Approximations Of soo.'' sre......'....'..s2oo o
90 do w.. .Are...-.. $4,000 saNe
50 90 No.. are .s............, LOO
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SPECIAL RATES.

Furniture and Carriages bowel and ght articles
not enumerated; also. Carboys Of Acids, other
Chemicals, viii be charged bv sctuaI weight but at
double First Glass Bates per 100 1880
Have every package painv rarl "a with Of con-
stgnee destination auC teTot q delivery ttercD to IS
matter prevents delays and losses and nsurCs speedy de-
livery
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Charles HEI0SICK CHAMPAGNE,

II He r9pd sale with which my last imI ortatn ~ ts
i article met has induced ne TO order new SUPPLY
which arrived this day. being ~ al E ne TO any lot
ever yet ed. recommend it 10 the trade As vel az
for family u l. slMisON,
novIO-u RI Shields Com. House, AZ Public square.
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Express Notice.
I;5 z,al.:g5 -.

MEMPHIS AID CHARLE STOh RAILROAD.
u 'HE "ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY" have made ar
raugemeLts wi,h The above Rails DAD for Daily Express
Line ami prepared receive and forward Freight,
Package, &C. by Passenger Trains o. louisville, Decatur,
fuscuuha. ana int stations on The 81 @ ana n.
4 &. Railroads. Small plrssg at reduced rates.
gg- Messengers leave Nasl vile daily az O'Clock,
- Frcghts 90 o. fugWaT.-d by Express viii be called
or without extrs eharre ipue-ul A. x. HOLT Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
Clarkc's Female Pills.

Clarkc's Female Pills.
ITHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription Of SIR J. Ciaris, IL D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
THIS invaluable medicine is unfaiing
= in the cure of all those painful and danger
cas- disorders to which the female constitution is
distractions, and Il speedy may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
, = pecuuliarly suited. 1t viii in a short time
bring the monthly period with regularity.
Bach bottle, Price Ono Dollar, bears the Gov
srument Stampof Great Britain, to prevent eoun-
agsrits.
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken by females that
ere pregnant, during the frst three months, they
gro sure to bring n:,searays; but at any other
q0e and in every other ease, they perfectly
-.
~ Agents for this country.
]. C. BALDWIN & Co, Rochester NY.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n. Y,
GENERAL AGENTS.
\, B-Sl, 90 and postage Stamps enclosed to
nxyfsuthoriscd Agent, will insure bottle of the
(Qte By return mail
Fur sale wholesale and retail by G. F. Sargent
. Co., bangor, and by one Druggist in every town
obrphill, Boston, wholesale agents for New Eng
haA Sold in Ellsworth by c. q. Peck IL
HARPERS MAGAZINE.-Bound
- Vols. S, 8, 10, la and II.
EMERsoN's MAGAZINE. Wolff.
- 1857.
MERRY'S MUsEUM.-vols. 25i
~ aud %.
The shove Magazines are well bound and vii |
b SD very low, BY u n. HALE
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l. @ I / l. X | ES.

The Lotteries Of samuel swan 4 CO. are charter
ea by the state Of ocoTgia. and have sworn CON
.4isslpuers appointed ;osupeE.HtrGi their drawings
aud certify that everything connected with tie
Same is dfae 10 i strictly honorable uanaUs=--
faey Offer o the public "a lair opportunity FIR ia
ye,imcnt, the Interests ut parties 90 distance be-
iag a well protected as though ,tevaeese pre=eHs
Tie Managers would respectfully cali Alteration a.
the fact tesi all persons hare ie 4i gb, L. send
orders fer tickets ~ Georgia. tie lotteries of
samuel swan 4 e., are authorized tF the Iegis
atare { That ~tatr. lottery y ill tt Drawn O. cry
SATURDAY throughout the year. AN rcitrs received
being aed Ia the arIWiDg neat i.4ae place after
the SAINT comes to hand. Aeeur3iHz - tac scheme
one ticket IN escry ten must draw a prize. Iiek-
cts are 10 helrss, s. quarters, s. a No tick
ets sent unless the money ace4nPapies taa order.
The drawing are upon tie priueig,e If one mum.
Der on each ticket, and are simple that none
can fail 10 understand them. There Is 40 c9mbi.
nation OF numbers TO mistify the buyer. Prizes
sarY isou1 $40 70 ST, 900 every prize being
drawn Tee result Of drawing forwarded to ali
purchaser
- A list Of the numbers tina; are drawn from
the Vaoel. with the amount that each prize Is en-
titled 10. will be published after every drawing
IN the following papaFs:-Nrw Orleans De4e
Mobile Rsa5sg, ChaFlston MrHdaTd, Nashville
Gussis, atlanta fstettgenre Savannah Nsg,s, and
New York Weekly Day Bsok. Write your address
plainly, and direct 70
$ SWAN & Co. Augusta, Georgia.
Prizes paid in full--no percentage deducted ffon
prizes as il other lotteries. v3 lys
Ill communications strictly confidential
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NOTICE

~ uEREAs, Walter GreeulIw la,- u Deer ISL. nov DE-
c=Ass by his deadl of mortgage. dated the 24ih ftv
o. February, A. D. lSt3, conveyed fur undivided
nsths u the hot IN Deer lsc owned au occupied hy
ne iate william Green sw continuing hundred acY
more OF less together with sundry buildings. AID Ia, con-
diton Of sail mortgage has beea broken claim y fcr.
closure Of tn, same. JOHN ,}RFFNI.v
A6s 60 49,. 3x45 Eve j Abh5if a.. stty
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
Q . N U M TION CURAB BILE
USlov
FoTsEL's PABULUM vITEl

The most powerful and eectual remedy ever dis ov.rs
for the treatment af Pulmonary
CuNSJ MtTIoS
This medicine is choice combination N yYct-r ri
products, and possesses all the medicinal properties -
long and eagerly sought for by the profession Its the
result OF dilea stddg aud research through long series
OF years and now for the AEs time presented to the no
tee Of the Public.
IL EVERY CASE Of suspected PuLsoSARY CONSUMPTION
where it has been tried ii has proved beyond any doubt
TO be an EFFFCTVAL Remedy 1t is very agreeable and
pleasant medicine and trial Of its virtues 4 earnestly
recommended 70 every person who has cough nr who nav
he prdsosed To Consumption. remedy Of na ordinary
value with the assurance that il the directions which a
company It are faithfully adhered 10, viii prove to be
SOVEREIGN sAlM restoring the healthy functions to all the
organs Of the body.
directions in English, French and German accompany
each package. PRICE 81 per bottle.
All orders by mail express accompanied by the money
will be promptly attended to-
+. J. LAfoRMF. Sole Az gent.
ofice No Milk street,
Opposite the Old South Chur,h.}
rc,,, Boston. Mass.
N b. T'Nlse upon the NArrRz CArsRS Sr4r-
IONS, and pFS NrfoS ofPuLzoSAnY GoysrIprioS he
lad on appexa at the Office II the Agent ahege r
VIZ be sent by mail to any address. This treatise viii
'eh repay pSasal ne, ssly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

New and Elegant Patterns, Marine do, Jeweled,
sapernns quality.
Toys TOO NulncrOusT 10 Mention.
r. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Mariners and
Land Compasses, repaired with neatnrss and de-
spatch, and WARRANTED. Spectacle Frames
sspaircd and glasses inserted to suit any ages
lY-90
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Musical Instruments

vioiins, Accordeons, Flutes, Ffcs, Guitars Flageo-
le.s, &c, Bass Viol, Violin and Guitar Strilgs,
Violin Bows Refined Rosin &c.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF ANBoY,
August Sd, 1857,
A Convenience.

Our friends, JEwETT & BROTHER seem de-
termined to make their business a convenience,
almost necessity to our citizens, as well as a
profit to themselves. They have lately estab-
lished City Hack. which runs at all times OF
the day, from one end of the city to the other,
carrying passengers to any part of the city at
moderate fare. If you wish to go up town or
down town, without broiling in summers sun,
you have only to step into the carriage as it pas
ses your door, and be set down at your destina-
ton rested and refreshed, instead of fatigued
and in an unpleasant perspiration. The City
Hack is a permanent institution, and should be
patronized.
We might say in passing, that Messrs Jewet
4 Brother, keep their establishment well sup
piled with every thing in the Livery line-Good
horses, Good carriages, and if desired careful
drivers-and all at as low rates as the times
will admit.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

CHEAP dana sobriquet that Dan Knapp
has earn ed by the cheap rates at which he sells
Ready Male Clothing-has a word to say to his
friends, in ou. columns this week, to which we
call their especia attention Fair play is jew
ell, and if Dan in times past has done the fair
thing by his customers we think they should
now reciprocate.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
r- w. can attention to the card in our paper this

~ We call attention to the card in our paper this
week Of A. R. DeBlane. Mr. Deb. comes amongst Us
under rather peculiar having been driven out
Of the town Of Amboy Ill., for other reason as ap
pears than because his skin few shades darker than
that Of his prosecutors. We have copy Of the Amboy
Times before u.s. giving detailed account of the whole
Transaction but our space will permit copy. 1t
that Mr. DeBaine established himsefin Amboy last
March, opened shop, and doing aproperous ousi-
This prosperity begot and Jealousy IN the mnd
OF feoW-cratsman Of different color externally, who
forthwith set to work to drive him out by exciting and
arousing the prejudice Of the ignorant and worthless
against his competitor account Of his color He was
finally arrested under the infamous Black Laws" of IL
nos but the object OF his prosecutors, to have him
sold under laws frustrated by his friends and
he left find place where he could pursue business for
livelihood without the danger of being arrested
and sold for such cause The following letter speaks
for itself:
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF ANBoY,
August 3d. 1851.
To 1ohont a. may concern
This Is to certify that knew A. r. DeBaine, all the time
he resided in this city, and had frequent opportunities Of
noticing his depor men and gives great pleasure to
say that always found him SOBER industrious and
welbehaved man. most cheerfully recommend him to
the confidence of any people among whom his lot may be
cast Very Respectfully, &c,
J.B. WYMAN,
Mayor of Amboy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

~ Mr.. WEST desires us t. say that the scrip
for all bills allowed by the City Council is
drawn on the day succeeding the meeting at
which the allowance is made, and if no instruc-
tions are given to the contrary by memoranda on
the bill the amount allowed viii be drawn in one
bcgiu,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

For wrapping silks and other fine articles it is
cellent, as il prevents moths 10 cents pound.
For Indentu.es and Agreements. 40 cents a
pound
All State and County Records should be printed
or written this paper the chemicals inserted in
the pulp not only prevent erasure, transfer but
make il lasting as time.
For Southern climates it is excellent, and much
superior any other; the moistness of the eli
mate does not destroy 1.-THE properties inserted
in the pulp being preventive. In all the Southern
States, Cuba, the West Indies and the Central
American States opublc records can be kept over
% years written on the ordinary paper, while the
oils and other chemicals inserted in this Paper,
make il udestructable by the ravages of time. 1t
is also proof against moths, rats and other vermin
which feast on and destroy all other paper now in
use. The Company have now in operation Mills in
Morris County, n j., of about 300 horse pow or and
are able to fill all orders for paper at the shortest
notice
All orders for the Paper must be directed to A.
NICHOLAS, President of the Company No. 20
Wall Street 3mo
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

tT' The people of Milwaukee are making
preparations fog > grand Festival to be given on
the 10Th inst, in honor of the opening of the
Eewhall House. They have a Committee of ar
rangements nearly 500 strong.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

Here IL Chance Ger some Man 70 Make
Money:
M4EGR now offer my Farm for sale, containing about
city S Ss ss r.. :.
--~-- ant Prairie, and on the main Chicago and Mn
vAukee road Said Farm has about Seventy TIN
Der land and 10 well adapted 20 ell kinds Of grain
There now on the ground about 40 OF Wheat the
balance In Barley Oats Corn, &c. making about 200
IN crops-90 Of Timothy and Clover 6rass-an ahun.
dance Of pasturase, and good water.
a Arss rate Dwelling House, finished from cellar 70
- aarret Barn 81 BY 90 n. with basement Of brick
Wood House 90 by 49, Corn House, Hog House isby
~ two stories brick Smoke House. &c. 100 grated Apple
Trees bearing from very few up to bushels This
Farm has Of the best wells OF water the Rate and
proximity to Of the best markets In the State makes
veJy desirable property.
will sell this farm for the low price Of cas- per acre with
all the crops the ground for $50 per and give
possession in the fall $1,000 remain for ave from
the Path Of March 1884, per portsn Of
the balance can remain, desired, for term Of years
The only reason for offering this farm for sale this
very low price is present III health and my physicians
advise me TO leave for Southern climate.
w.P wATTLEs.
Pleasant Prairie, May 81, 1857. 4etf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

Is THIS FREE CoUNTRYl-A fellow got on
an undue weight Of patriotism yesterday in a
Lager Beer Saloon, across the street from our Of
fee. and detained at the top of his voice for
half AN hour or more, until quite crowd had
collected when the officers thought it best 10 re-
move him. When taken he objected in this
style.
What you wants from me, shentlemenS?'
is this not one free Shtatel" What you
wants from me sheptlemens' Can l be not in
free country and he was hurried off to Jail in
spite Of his circumstances, there to learn prob
ably whether he was in a free country.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

q The schooner L. B. Nichols, has been
lying in haibor a few days past, receiving new
coat of paint, She is painted black with red
band around her waist, and looks better than
new. She went out yesterday morning in hei
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