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REG ULAR KETs.

,~ COAST PACKET STEAMER
sS@a@%4 Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Willamspor, Port
Hudson. and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
Saturday August 18TH will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening, o'clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival the
from Woodvile.
nA will the Levee TO receive freight Thurs
day morning.
rParcular attention paid receiving and Isndng
and freight all hours Of The day and night
iy29tf HOLMES & CLAUsS, Il fchouptoulas st,
Is57-Is5s-LEAyRs EVERY sATUR-
E DAY 's1S rAoRET f!feA r. "-"'' ~
The magnificent packet steamer Eclipse L. W
SATURDAY, the 18th September for Baton Rouge, Bayou
Sara Natchez Waterproof, Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf,
Warrenon and Fckburs For freight passage having
GEO. D. HITE CO. 81 Front street.
p-Fassensers and shippers rely the Eclipse
lernber next. jyA
slAElhsS Steamer Belfast, Capt Thos H. Newell, for
Fssse%sN. Cairo Hickman. Memphis, Helena, Napoleon,
reenv and all the Beds will leave the following day
throughout the connecting at Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for St. Louis and all the Eastern cities and
Memphis with Memphis Charleston Railroad for Nash
vile Huntsville TuscuIba, Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, .Aug. 20, at5PM.
Leaves New Orleans TIL RsbAY Sept 2, at P n
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. |. at 5 P N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. l5, at 5 P NJ
The BEF Asst unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by having and airy
pressy for the accommodation of families
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised.
Staer1cs he engaged for Of the above trips ap
JOHN E. HYDE. u co 66 Poydras street.
We KEDDING, Railroad Agent,
under ST. Charles Hotel
The BELFAST will s-enl her Memphis Bend, Way and
Pl6ntao. business usuaI iel2
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JAIL AT CRAwFoRDvILLE, GA, BuRSr.-We are
informed by gentleman, who was present at the
time in that village. that the Jail at CraWtordye
was DESTROYED by fire, about twelve o'clock sun
day night last. 1t was strong wooden structure,
built mostly with logs. negro man confined IN one
of the rooms of the prison burnt to DEATH opin-
ion is divided as to the cause of the ire-some per
sons believe the negro who was burnt up set fire to
the ail and others think the fire was communicated
by some incendary outside of the prison walls. Ell
forts were made to rescue the negro from the flames,
but the fire was rapid in progress and the building
50 strong that bars and axes could not force an open
ing soon enough. The jailor, with the keys OF the
iaiI, was in remote portion OF the village.
CAugusta Constitptionalist, 9Th inst.
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= LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
- ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
No Euphrosiue streets; Office No. l06 ST. Charles street
w 1.-TWO doors frCn the St. Charles Iheater1 Ngnutac.
Of the latest and approved Patterns Of angs ve
raudahs Doors Shutters Vaults, Bridges and Circu
Stairs Fronts Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
Raings, Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
tiators Old Stand, LOG St. Charles New
Orleans o251y
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tain
OKLE ANS, JACtA-
6M n 1soN AND GREAT NORTHERN

EH stt$SSS * sH $s$ szz1F a's' s'osfsHsi sASi
S sdy.S " sd I tyss
sss, teaches Ne 4sas S 81 A and
5D es
SEASON TICKETS e obtained at the Office os the
whoes halves packages oftwenyave reduced price
cosed persons rot permitted ride in M the 1hGa
the stations to and from which they nay Co. the pass wi.
direction only those making trip both will have be
4 FREIGHT TRAINleave New Orleans for Brookhaven
and stations at 45 NJ every Tuesday Thurs
ofnne, at osiosE train stops Tiday
@ M q 81 Ksx osss.
Jaw. ~ t; S. WILLIAMS sup't Transportation
ando jackson to sr0okh"ven day
ing with the passenger trains So II
Co. q sSGfE I = fo 1885, S;5s;ss;s -
Powder Horn )-Savirg One Days Time well Re.
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance
Leaving IsS LEaNs AND oPEloUsAs i's RAiLR0Ap
T. ssS
to the anssrs delays arising the
sage of the Texas bars r..u. 49,, .r.uu
opposite square on SUNDAY and
MORNING. 10 O'Clock commencing Oh Sunday the 10th OF
May. 1851 ).
The OPELOrSAS, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave on
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Densou
| THURSDAYS.
Returning the of leaving Iudanola will he WEDNES
| DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS.
Freight daily Sundays excepted the Com
panys Landing in New Orleans at the foot of ST. Louis
and will be transported through of destination without
charge kind lowest heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
Freight rece?ed before O'Clock Saturdays Wednes
davs will 20 the steamers Sunday and Thursday
For freight passage apply the office of the COMPANY
e only office of the lire in New Orleans) corner OF St. Peter
and Levee opposite Square, where CABIN plans
Of the steamers and secured.
| A. Is, SEGER Vice President
01v1J N O Oppo W Railroad
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Juliet rendu dams
uta.re de Mime Refine oisse epouse Nuglste f.
Hprsrr epuuN CONNIE suit Snvoir: No. 9S25-
Refine Acle IoisSe Gpouse de Auguste F. Roer
Lit cOHslcrent les temoignAges prodnits
dams cette are peinenent juSthes les mot is alceu6s
u lie la denHnGeresse il est ordonne, a,ug
derrt quill ynit CeeH faveur de Ia demanderess Reue
Aulrc BOssel le dcTeudeur Auguste f. BUHsel
dtcr6n separation de bens entire les parties ct
dissolution de la ncuets ct des gains q eNs
iuspuCi II de plus or1Onne la demaudc
du de:sndrnr la de ut quate
pacs QuHru1!e inrret legal paTtir de In
ntt A Ia demHDe cesta dire du 30 iun 1851 usqua pale
les frais Cue dit ugement soft eNtcute hyp0
tegUe les tiens du c!eneur par privilege
ctanciers. JugeeHt rendu lie juliet ls5, sgne 10
Juliet 1857. l.. DUViGNEAUD, Juge.
B.reau du grefier ce "A jour de iullet 1857.
wis q AD nUPR f. JE., ncpute Cfrelicr.
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I.Its satss mOGM ~ paHdras !AN

HHW &ssa1as ss; %Sf MAsofAo-
~ ALEX. W. Dhff!s bHxRib BRoTHER, H!fsAHD Ds4HlH
LOCK MANUFACTuRERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they recev
ing have hand large and comp!ee assortment Of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges,
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws Pnlleys etc. which
for sale the reasonable terms Attached to
their they factory where all kinds OF Locks for
banks vaults prisons stores dwellings, etc. made
der at the shortest notice and warranted Also
rior article safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings.
BELL HANGING in all its various branches such as Sig
other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
etc. workmalike and warranted to give
satisfaction. Smith work in general Jobbng promptly at.
sIg.soe Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS. ms lv
IOFIN IIALIEk q BROTHER. 247 TCHOufl.
y onas above St. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared do all kinds OF work
In their line of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ers Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof.
in all the city moderate prices with and
dispatch All obbing and Repairing attended to with
dispatch By strict attention all ORDERS hope merit
share of the public patronage.
Crozis Wing, Jamson Mcintosh, Cook Morehonss Ro
Hughes, e. W. Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller Tnrpin Co.. j. W. Jewell.
Letter Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange l9
Charles street fe2latWtf
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Fl A V r E..

kR FOR KREMEN-PAssAGE nNLY.THE
MA. Al fast sailing American ship Equity, Noyes,
loading and will have immediate dis
patch For passage only having good accommodations apply
TO the captain board. -
iva j. p. WHITNEY IL CO. 30 Cafondeet st
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
0 HIO RIv E r
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5o'cock, P. ".
r. REGULAR THURSDAY. U.
k&sak!A Mail Packe. steamer II. W. McRae, J.
&S2&@@ VI. White, master will leave for Carolina Land
Ing Ash:on Pileher's Point skipwith's Ian ding Lake
Grand Gulf Rodney, Nachez Fort Adams Red River Land
ing Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton Eouge Plquenine,
and Donaldsonviie carrying the u s. Mail. For freight
having unsurpassed accommodeon apply board,
GEO. D. HITE 4 CO.. q From. street.
H9- The P. W McRAE will Ya5oo river freight and
sign through bills ading for it, with the privilege Of resppng
u. s. Aid. ie7
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FOR TCHAFALAYA RIVER.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at SPIN.
FOR OPE LOU SAS-THE NEW
lsMMN4AIk STEAMER Anna Perret. Capt G. f. Lou
allier bnilt expressly for the traden place of
W. c. Young-wili leave taking eigh
for Old River Sinmsport ard all landings Atchaaayat
For freight passage. apply on board,
j. VI. JOHNSTON d CO.. 3 Front Ievee St.
jyl4tf Cnstornhouse
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FOR RED RIVER

Leaves TUESDAY. ilth inst. at S P NJ, Positively
r. FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
The light draft steamer Aida, George
Alsan master will leave above Red river
and all intermediate landings Fnr freight passage apply
board, GEO. D. HITE & CO., 81 Front street.
The Aida will give clear bills Of adng TO
Shreveport.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
w q NTED

,. hE ii2t ei&S foT medicinal purposes ,,7ar, F
Z ,Ft Fort Wine Madeira VINE u-s f4r,-,-I h, "
ana SIP Boar,- Is Wi5'sSey, Lou..ua Pei So.
80 ---.l--.'t.N sem" Ps.~ ~ T$5tf. E5EI4N-S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
PALMER 4 WlLLIAM MS
SELF RhKIlG RIAPER and MOVER
The improvements for 1857.

AN iron driving wheel. constructed on plncl
- pie which combines great strength with cNtraor-
,lnary liglttnc<S.
2.-hmprovcd arrangement Of the main frame Of the
Machine giving greater strength than heretofore
:-A iointcd adjustable brace, by means of which the
height at Cut he regulated without removing
in bolt screw, wedge, and in less time than be
tome on ans other Machine
device for regulating the size of the bundles
light grain The Rake can bc stopped and retained al
any point in its revolution, and the bundles made
lsr-r desired
5-The Macs is hotter balanced is a different ar
raugrnent of the gearing and drivers seat there is es
than the weight Of the tongue the horses uecks.
6The Grain side wheel IS increased Thirty inches
in diameter.
The i placed steel springs. and
elevation enabling the driver to overlook the grain
10 he cut. the entire Reaper and his team.
San Improvement il. the Cams Of the Rake Spring.
. g-Nalabe wrou- ht iron in the place Of the cast
rake teeth.
The Moving Attachment.
BY removing SIX yoitS the main platform and Rake
detached from ti. Reaper, and tht moving
then be- sachcd i then forms Of the simple.
substantial and light running Mowers in 1t has
h,u used extensively, and given universal satisfaction
y" combined Reaper and Mower has vet been able TO
equal This, both a, Reaper and as a Mower.
Warranty.
Tf5s Reaper warranted ia be well made r0od ma
-s-5s, and IN good workmankc rcr, Iiile Ia
80 olt of ri-r Ia cut all kinds uf train equal uny
E~ in 1lr world 10 half the Grain scatter.
- hy ordinary Crad.iug To he capable with one man
AID good horse OF cutting rakiug of from
ten I" twenty acres Of Grain peg day leaving il in bunch
for binding
AGESrs.-II- X. IEIDINt. Blacs Earth Dane CO.
Wis: GEORGE W. COBB and T. X BLODGETT. Mineral
Point 9-JuvI.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
SAMUEL IiENDY.
hlr. Samuel Roach Testimony Of the
Value OF this Machine.
100 Acres Grain and Grass epair- IA c-,ts--
Good Work.

Dodgeyille. Wis. Nov. I6 1876
GfNTS - purchased last plin from Mr.. samuel Ii ~
d, an Atkins Reaper @Hd Mower. AMI il has lr,vcG IL,
b." the best ever invented had :" one hundred ard
twenty acres Of grain and hay, which completed with
great ea-e and la my utmost ssTciiur nothing nccur-
rel To hinder me from going ahead with pleasure will,
said machine along the whole harvest one nut ys
lost out OF Tia" Who'll! concern, and tt damage within
The season was only thirty cents Said machine leaves
down the grain IN sIch proper and condition HAT
no i"h"uai being Will -rumuc complain binding
and only requires three horses for realu and r, -
moving consequently. can consccntI. u>!v recommend
SAID machine 10 all tanners the STATE * rIr t
strument ever offered for its proper purposes
SAMUEL. ROACH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
ATKINS AUTOMATON. OR
SELF RhaIAG b.hYI!i hid l.OT5R
MERS OF IOWA COUNTY .

4 fENTLEAEN-i WAS appointed Ageu; for /! Is Ma
" chime in 1855 but did selling many
owing to a um.Ity existing ia the minds Farmers
against buyIug Machine that had been fully lest
Ell, in TIL. ucighborhood. Moreover / acknowledge
ui not make those eNrrtions to sell and ure Farmers
to buy, Gas have lone, lest the Machine should
not he what il represented consequently those who
houghtW oula be necessarily put when harvest appToac
e') to much Inconvenience. and probably rrta:
loss. by not having machine that would 90 through
and DO Hp their work il ought 10 Ice done. preferred
rather 1" let the Machine establish It's rcpuiation
a5 las own merits. This conceive has been done and
can now confidently approach Farmer and invite Iin
I" buy, without chcishing fear OF hi~ ing an
equivalent for bis money! Machine tina; will moi ,l
up ms work III satisfactory manner have seen the
Machine work nay, have worked ii myself, ami So
pleased with it. that intend one for my own
use ia preference +" any that have either worked or
in operation in hi, county.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
TURNING SHOP


The above property is situated about four miles from
the center of Iowa county and will at bargain
At applied Tor soon FOR further particulars apply to
JOHN H. WESTON, Land Agent,
harch iStil. 1891 tl6ifl Linden, Wis
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

RUSALs HOUSE, Nov. ilth 1857.
To Messrs. G.. H. PAUL. e. G. SHoLEs, d.
CRosIT and others;
GENTLEMEN.
Your kind and isttering note of this date is
duly received. 1t to me source of the proud
est satisfaction, that my humble efforts to graft
fy the love of the Drama, has met with your
most generous approval.
| accept with pleasure the compliment you
tender me, and name Saturday evening the 14th
inst, for the occasion.
l have the honor to subscribe myself very re-
spectfuly your obedient servant rg
THOMAS DIFF
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

sAFErY AND RELIEF DIR. II. james, about whom
the New York and other Atlantic cities press have said
much has retired from practice, but Dr. Thomas Ttcn
his scn-ulaw has been educated travel for him and
aud dispense his Invaluable medicines. Most prominen
among these is his extract Of CdHBJis hdca, which hs
discovered after hard labor and deep reareh in Calcutta
lie make mdicne to save his only child from
death by consumption ard he succeeded DIR. Titon his
son-n-Iaw, is in Chicago, No. III State street.
He has already succeeded IN curing permanently, hundreds
OF terrible Of consumpon Nevous debility and Suf
ferng Asthma Bronchitis The cold and caughs he has
hanished inuumerablc. The Cannsbis mdca is the
most wonderful blessing the age Give Dr. Tlton call
or send FOR a bottle of medicine, which will cost you two
dollars. lie viii prove to you that you need not be sick
and that it will cost mere trine to get we'll
n. IA spirodynameter to test the strength of the
ungs the state Of The patients health
Ps. by address ing Dr.. Tilion through the CHI
cago Post Once, enclosing four postage stamps 9 cens)
receipt VII be in return free OF charge any part
OF ths Ia.aa - Ai' letters answered promptly.
G,r, Address Box 1889, Chicago Ill.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
THOMAS DUFF.

Richards Heater and Spark Arrester.-
This is an invention lately patented and is now
being extensively brought into use, by its great
saving of fuel and equal diffusion of heat We
have had one attached TO our stove and find it
all that is claimed for it. 1t is cheap, easily
connected with the stove pipe, and is more ser
vicesbe than the largest sized drum in diffusing
and equalizing the heat while the arrangement
for arresting the sparks, works admirably and
does away with all danger of fires originating
IRON them. Get one put into your stove pipe at
once, and save your fuel sfrsae-e at
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

KENosHA COUNTY BY the annual table OF
assessed and equalized valuation of the State
we find the valuation Of this county to be Sl.-
$50 900 and the tax $1,000. There are only ten
counties in the State that exceeds this amount.
This, we think, for the small county of kenosha
speaks volumes for her wealth, industry and en-
terprise. The county of Milwaukee is valued
at only Il, 300 coo and the next highest is Rock
at g. 945,O00
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

DRECr.-We notice among the arrivals al
New York. the Ship Georges from Liverpool
with % packages of Crockery Il Earthern ware
for Messrs BRowN & WEEKS OF this city. This
comes direct from the Manufacturers to this firm
which enables them to sell this kind of Goods at
extremely low prices. Messrs. Brown 4 Weeks
Invoice per the Georges is about $4,000.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12


DIR. FITCH LrrICEu.~-On Monday eve
ming last Or T,eL ia Chicago, delivered a
Lecture in Pie pa Hall 20 q large md intelli-
gent audio'ea lis subject tha Nature and
Treatmen, si Consumption. lie spoke of the
Premonifers gms ,ars.he nature and durability
treatmeat. &. s.. lie highly recommended
out doac exercise and particularly horse back ri
ding attention - l.e;, bathing, &c. There are
thousands aH.,ea.ig die of consumption, who
with proper treatment taken in time, could be
cured, and their lives rendered happy. DR.
Fitch held his audience wrapt in profound ST.
lence over an hour He exhibited several
views of the human. body as well as perfect hui
man skeleton, and altogether the lecture was
one of much merit, and We hope not only our
citizens but The whole community will take heed
to the warning.
On Tuesday afternoon he lectured to the La
dies exclusively, and we understand there was
u very good attendance.
DIR. Fitch will be in this place, at the Hard
ing House (late City Hotel) on Thursday Fri
day and Saturday Of next week November 10,
% and u and we advise all those who are any
way predisposed to consumption to 10 snre and
call on him then, if they fail to do so during
this his present visit. lie can also be consulte
by letter without charge at his office lji Mon
roc Street Chicago where either himself or his
associate Dr. Sykes will be in constant atten-
dance.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

Phelps UALL-We understand this Hall
has changed hands. Mr.. 1. {. Snow, OF the
Runals House having purchased the lease. 1t
will be kept up, in all respects, TO the require
ments Of the times
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

Late Papers.-John Develin, whom every
body knows, has opened News Room in the
York and Chicago papers. Also many of the
leading Pictorial and Literary Papers among
which are Frank Lesiie's Illustrated Newspaper,
BatIOn's Pictorial, Harpers' Beekiy. Nep York
Ledger, narsrty Magazine, Sc. Patronize him
if you want any of these
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
Prepared by Dr. y. q. AVER,
Practical and AaaiEjcdl Chemist, LolrsN, lhdss

ffUtI1tUF una dNItVttrUt lHthHtSI, LOtfeit huS6.
And sold by every respectable Druggist In the [. s.
Sold by F. RoBnsoN, II. T. WEST aud SrARKwEATHER &
Co., kenosha Thorpe GoTtou, Racine D. 5. Cory Co.
Waukegsn; %. Sheldon, Burlington Rice Steinman,
Milwaukee; }. II, Reed Co, Chicago and by all Drug
giss. Smi3
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

CORPSE FoUND.-The body of a man was
To-. in the hsrbor on Thursday Of asst week
~. hands at work the dredge. He had
ntly been IN the water some ten days. Ne
na. Of violence could be found to indicate 9th
or than accidental drowning. We have not
learned that the body was recognized, though !:
is suppo-.d TO have been hand on board of the
schooner r. Nieba's
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
yrkEgg5--GE c'#.:'Eza.

TWO coys-9ne red tie other red with gray halts
sgonnd her had and saare IN Ty posses s ,h .s
-itv Also three yeariings and Dra s , lie yienitv
= - .ee vito says they stolen z on w
~ ~. civ The owner, owners are - 49,
arward' prove property payrhaFses ana TywFs0S
~. ,os- 4wa0
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

* - q - q
,.yp orrrp
as we Keep many New and Desirable Goods, this
season.
Those engaged in our house viii take pleasure in
KELLOGG, TEARS & co.
----
DIAUy anil panev and pl..l S;lLs s.,l;,g
n ln,y - R.IIncc J-Lr ,pS q a.
: low q. - AEI l-o9e, laAAs y 20 :
L KELLoGG. TEARS ! co,s:
~AII and 600 sor,s bas,,;s,, Scotch plaid.
ALL Wool DeLains. and Flounced Robes very
war 90, h.uo II, of 49,, ,,.,;., No.. -,
so,ne 60" ~ 90, y - III Die'Ne' manu-
No,nD silks, 80 inches wide, Tor os, the
sss.
HHt haucsster u'hghains' tut sure
sa'e ~ ie pJ KEEa arp Tr.pSS m
aux.vro
0Hk W LGx
2--'- - -A-.--1ooo. IEano q ":
.-|
EPHHR Hoods, of every style--we sold SO
= = - :
sssa
r. KELLOGG, TEARS e. co.
-------
kEf'II0a.G TEaRSS 20
-----
"
at KEiGf;CIi Tta;.; = 0 90 I'''4
x1ruEN ,o,, have 49,.
w of Curfain Gods a; IAN. i Sge oul stoch
emhrodcraI pI.n T5o ~ "a 81, = ieS roe
Bagnetr Shades ~ Hi NC rp V1 - anu
-''------- , : 80 !, ~ -.
nNE Cord of Flannels for sale clean at
W KELLOGG TEAMS & 90
- = -
~ Pants and vea kjt e rr,ns : O.
u..s-c;1,. all Ma. NJ, r..
N0UNG America can be suited with nice pair
/
81 oil Ak %
aud r.,n. c,,.,,o-v sooo,. d.
zors Sc;seors Shat,rs r. T;m,s;pos Itar
mere Cnrrv Coyrh II 60 at~es. r.
neIs IaTry oS 20 Sbs H9rse Cara carpet lacks
cTaTuoNERy--pan Pens. Ink Slate.
- Pencils Rlank nnoks A . constantly Kant NV
Di"" KTIIoCG TEARS & e.
w A TT, p A p Err 7
-
y H'sn' is unusually REytEf zoo; TEARS s Co.
GLASS, Putty aud Oil, at low prices, by
----
'' " EESt II.'s TTepy :, w.
: KELLOGG: TEARS Go:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

-
PEEMANSHIP-Iiy a note from Prof. THOMAS
E. HILL, well known as an accomplished teach
err OF Pcnmanship, we learn that he will in
a few days, open writing school, in this city.
Since Prof. Hill closed his last school here, he
has had charge Of the Writing Department
in Bells Commercial College. Chicago. Both
i'll the theory and practice of Penmanship Mr..
Hill has nc superior in this country The adj
vantages of wiring smooth, plain and bust
ness hand Frc too well known to need mention.
Those wishing 20 improve themselves in this
respect vii. Of course improve the opportunity
when Nj Hi opens his school.
The Chicago Journal when speaking of Mr..
Hills school in that city says:
Mr.. Thomas f. Hill Prot. of Penmanship in
Bells Commercial College and several of the
High Schools in Chicago has been many years
East and has the united voice of the press as
teachers of writing that has ever trave led in the
Vest
The Chicago Democratic Press says:
''Tell your friends that smooth plain beauti-
full style Of penmanship is acquired by every
student that attends Hills Writing School in
one course of lessons
The Blvidere Standard says:
AS IraviIo. NJ iIilI has probably no supe
rior in the United States and no person thai
would acquire a knowledge of beautiful Wri-
ting should under any circumstances fail of at
tending his schools