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=. ,. =. p0vS0uone. -. .. .. LsssL1.
Drs. PssssngsS 4 LassIe,
HAVING asepelaGsA tkemssfves In ths ,xas4ies u
tlar prefessisn, ssspsetfsliy Or thsis sssvi.
80 ~ ~ psbais.
-O0ss, Third street, bstwses Msis ssA Jshn-
svsr 1sAsys sigas stors. where oaS es he 9th
~ q thso nay - sonstaasly lesad. DR.. LattIs's
rssiAeass II the Dudley House, sorsss VI Main asA
StA sls (dee1S-d
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Keokuk Book-BindeYy,

AND BLANK BOOK MANUfAC1ORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled 10 any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Docksts AS
sss.ors Books, Poll Books, Ac., Ac., furnisheA at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bsuAd es re-
bound In any styie desired.
~ nv Blndsry will b found on Second Street,
next door to the Athenopm ,sign Of the "Big Beok.
Jan. 70. 1614.-d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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CO-PAMTNERNHIP.

~ Office il hereby given that the undersigned
An have this day formed . co-partnsrshir under
the name and style Of Waggener Isbcli. for the
purpose Of carrying on tbs Merchant Tailoring bus
ine.s at the old stand VI J. II. Waggensr, ON Sec
ond street between Main and johnson, where they
Will also keep choice stock Of cloths cassiueres,
ready -msde clothing, gents furnishing gods, etc.
Ksoksk, Jan. ~, 81. III. WA0GKNER.
jan22-dtf IL. S.lsBRLL.
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DENTAL SUN 0ERH.
IN. \. 3. BARBER voald respect
~ fsiiy iafsrn his patrons aud The
psslie esssfsilys tAat b hes AttsA spQuyy1
= haadssns suits Of rsoms, sparise
nsitAsr paiss srsxpeass - nsks thsn slsgaat an
eealsstaAis, II The tstsk buildin1, vest side of ID
bse9esn 0aio asd Jshnsoa strssSs. Thsnkful foi
DAetl tlasess, he solisits esasissanse sf the sans
- A1lepsrasioss warranted.
sUr3AdIy
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DATkICk CRousE have this day reeeivedpss
Express, the following music for Piano:
iILLMORE SCLOTIlsCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
700 copies"W lille We have missed you,
100 !. { Bells Polka, and fne collection Of
New Songs, W al,scs and peikasf ruuitsr.
aeps I6,d
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NEN MOAlC


yITEhaye just received. by American Express, the
w following New Music
SO copies .'Wille's welcome home" answer to
willie we have missed you"
60 Oh. let me die in spring time.
50 Gentle Annie, by stephen Foster.
so I" Garry me home To die.
ian2l PATRICK GROUSE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

N0TlOE.
ne- oAH1ORD D BOND hAvs this day formed
~ se.pastsership II The pssssiss Of MsdieiassaA
6u1oy, - tso4ss tAelT services The sisissus Of
keeSpk - 80 ssreas1isg esustry.
81 Ooss - Aaia-st., opposite tAs LAslsds Hose.
De-. ., 1ose.
D.. BAa10ao 4Akee ~ eeensina to express his
alitl4a - tAe sitssns Of Ills city, Iswa, Missou
q - IlunsiS fos thsis ibessl petsoaags hseste-
FORE sxtseds1 20 Hin, and v ssslially ssssnossA
ah es.esass:. y. bs.s, :: tAsa V Ell ssss rsssir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

MYTH HALLS PATENT PUWDER-PROOF
w LOCKS-the same that were awarded sspa-
rate Medals st the Worlds Fair, London, 1851,
and the Worlds Fair New York 1883 and are the
only American Safes that were awarded medals at
the London W orld's Fair.
Thsss Safes are now admitted TO be superior 10
any ever offered the public; and the subscribers
challenge the world to produce an instance Of these
Safes falling preserve their contents through the
hottest 6rss, Or . burglar picking the lock.
The subscri bsrs and their agents are the only
persons authorised to make and sell Hsrring's
Patent Champion Safe, with Halls Patent Powder
Proof Locks. 3. Z. HERRING 4 CO.,
Gresn Block, 1875, l37 and i39 Watsr-st.,
felk dam and Murrav-st New York
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CLOCKS.
U7E have received cur assortment Of Clocks,
w which consists of thirty hour, eight day. and
:ssIJ s.s gallery, csnk, aaii, once and house.
which W oder for sale II reasonable prices. ~
Msin-st. Plsass call and examine.
isnS-d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
TlSO TMEsTOCK HOLDRRB OF THE KIOKUK,
i Fort Dss Moines. and Miuncsota Railroad Co.
Notice 10 hereby given that the tenth call of 10
per cent, win BE- due and payable on the 25th
February next, 1t the Company's Office In ksoknk,
10 william Leighton, Treasurer.
WIN. LEIGHTON, HUGH J. REID,
Secretary. Prseident.
Keokuk, Jan. ~. 1857 .d4w
NXYEkTwARD EMtIKE, or the GreatDranA
w Human Progress by y. l.. Magoon.
For ssle at OGDENH
Asslfd City Bookstore
I AOfE6s sALBUMS.-Ths Auest stock that cculd
IL - had In New York can b seen Ut the City
Bookstore. Thsy make ~ elegant Gift BOOK
Call ~ fssp4S1 00DENT.
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Winslow, LsAiss Co., Dsaksr, n. Yssk City.
K.W. Clark, Dodge = Co.,
B. W. Clsrk Co.. banksn, Philadslphia,
J. ". Clark AGO., Boston
Boy, niitsnbsrEer Co., Bankers, .ssis.
H.W. CLARK : Bros,
John J. Andssson Co.,
0iilnofs Bsot horton, Cincinnati.
- 00ss hosn from A. n. to p. II.
July IL, ieS6.--diy
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q. -. 0kBEU84.
A TTORN1Y sad CsssssIlos stIAv. a,A 49,,
"A TOR - pssvAass Aa1 sale ef RsaI ksssts. Cel.
ssstisg bsstasss astsoAs1 u psoapSly, titles q.
saissd. ssd iares saabsr of city lets asA fsrU.
always for sale.
oAss s:tsssa Aaia and JoAssea, % SssesAssrsst
uy0d
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THO MPSON 4 RIDGES,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
EOLD Fob, Gasrd and Vest Chains at ol Msin-st.
NJ for sale low. [jauSd
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 81 Main ST., near Ogden's Bookstore, Keokuk.
TuST received, and now ready for sale, . new and
d large assortment II Boots and Shoes. Those
wishing TO buy will hnd 1t for their interest TO call
and examine our goods, ~ shall sell at prices 10
suit purchasers. Call and seeu..
,aniOd j. IS. KIMBALLA
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nsssh eide Main st., bst. 10th and 1lth, Ksokuk
MAHUKACTUkD6 House. and 0ravs Yard Rail
NA isg, verssdshs, Crates end Steps, Doors aa,
Seetssrs - easet Ireu, st very low rates.
Ms 49, sttseAs 70 sll kinds Of Hsuss Smithiag
sd sspakss Iosks sua 0ans. Call g akove.
novttAkvau.
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\. =. ~ q. r..
RANN1A Lodgs No. -, 7. o. II @. T., meets -
- sss1y Ynaay 1vsning, at Tsupssasss
Hall, - Main street, q ~ o'clock. All
nsohsss Of the srdss In GOD standisg. ass
Invited y otteaA.
ny3e-dIy
LAME Law LOD6E, g. %, /. .. {. r.
nssts every Tuss1ay evsning q TnnrDnAScs
Hall, % Mata stssss, bstwsea efA snd IN. Nsn-
bess n GOD standise ass invitsl 70 asasnd.
WI. Drssvoap. VS.. asssa.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

IHALBERG's CoNcERT.-Our citizens had the
pleasure oflistening Friday last, to the celebrs
ted Ihslberg. Although the concert came eff in the
afternoon, instead of the evening, there was fall
house ofthe elite of the city. Whatever thu expec
tatiens Of the audience were and report of the al
most miraculous performance of Thalberg had rails
ed them very high we believe they were entirely
realized. We shall not attempt critique upon the
playing of the lustrous pianist for we are not post
ed IN the terms-but coutent oursef with simply
saying that our brightest dreams of the combination
of sweet sounds were surpassed by the reality. We
knew not before what the piano was susceptible Of
being made to perform The other performers were
well received and in the absence of Thalberg would
have been appreciated as they deserved. Herr
Aollenhauer ON the Violincello, elected unbounded
applause. He is on his instrument what ThaIbers
is to the piano, perfect master Of its capacities Al
together, the concert such one as we do not Of
ten have an opportunity to listen to.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Chicago & milwaukee Railroad
Council Proceedings.

Kenosh a, June l, 1857.
The Council met thiseyening Present the May
or and all of the Aldermen. Ths minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved
Aid Scott presented to the Council copy of the
Laws and Ordinances Of the City of Milwaukee,
which had been sent by the Authorities of said City
for that purpose, and moved
That the copy Of the Laws and Ordinances of the
City Of Milwaukee be accepted, and that the thanks
OF this Council be rendered to the officers of the
City of Milwaukee for their kind remembrance.
Which was agreed to-
Petition of c. BIuntzenberSsr to vscate an alley
running through his lots referred to the Commit
tee Roads aud Bridges.
Petition for opening Street between blocks % and
"a Second Ward referred TO same Committee
Petition for side walk on east side of Chicago
Street from Park Street to the Park was granted,
ami side walk ordered to be built See Order)
Petition for a Fire Engine for orth Ward was
erred to The Committee Fire Department"
Petition to clay aud gravel Chicago Street was
referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges
Petition 70 widen South Street from Maiden Lane
to Main Street was referred to Committee.
Petition for side walk on the north side of South
Street from the west side of Exchange Street t.
Main Street was granted and the side walk ordered
to he built. (See Order)
Petition for Foot Bridge the river from
Middle Street to the Island was referred to The
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
IL futile having desired the removal of acertain
pile Of earth in front OF hs house, the matter WIS re
te-reI to the Committee ON Roads and Bridges with
authority to act
AID Scott submitted the following resolution
Resolved: That + w. Lyman is authorized to
extend tile area to the rear of his building the
,ene. OF lIaia Street and Market Square mot to he
over fJu. fest IA wiGtAl and to put in four Iron
posts len feet apart, the of the lot adjoining
Maraes Square Which was adopted.
Complaints oi aIr. Bailey, f. Farrell and w.
Hitchcock in regard to drains referred TO sc
loot Committee consstig OF Aldermen Leonard,
Crost and Berreus
On motion of tho AIa yor il was ordered:
That two feet ON each side of the alley running
north and south, through block 81 First Ward be
vacated; provided that the alley remaining shall be
Ut least 26 feet in width.
The folio wing appropriations were made, viz:
To Il. T. West Breakage in his store by firing can
non 81 "
90 Scuw Hands llo %
Potter Miller for Board ofMr Bishop s.
Ald Leonard moved that the Council proceed to
fix the salaries of the Marshal and City Clerk ict
the year Which was agreed to.
Aid Scott then submitted the following Resolu-
ton.
Resolved that the compensation .of the City
MARSHAL be fixed as follows
For each attendance on Council and preparing
Sl,OO
Collecting each Liquor License ,.. 100 90
" @ Show and Exhibition License 20
Notifying Street Comm ana
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Cold In lola, waupaoa County.

On Tuesday last, Mr.. Melvin Baily, and
N. IL. Phillips, Esqs., discovered gold
on the land Of the former gentleman, in
the village Iota, Waupaca County. Mr.
Bailey, returned Californian, had {
strong idea Of there being mineral in
that section ofthe town, and accordingly
commenced Operations. He washed
several pansful Of the dirt, and was sur.
prised at finding gold.-He says it is as
good as any cug from the mines in cali
tornia, and furthermore says it will pay
to continue operations.
The above facts may be relied upon
as strictly true.-Neeo London Times
(Waupaca County, May 80.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

rE- The Improvements in the appearance OF
the west side OF Main street from Market Square
south. cannot fail to be appreciated Captain
DAVID II. LANE, has the contract for most of
these improvements. He IS a practical Builder
ana architect, himself, and with CHARLES Nor
RlI.1. the best Architect in The city, SIS his abe
assistant he will fail to satisfy the most cul-
tivated taste. in all the essentials Of lain and
ornamental architect Ho is energetic and
driving ana work entrusted to him will not be
permitted to drag. We commend the Captain
to all who have building to be done.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Kenosha County Agricultural Society.


The Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Rsnosha County
Agricultural Society held Agricultural Hail. on Mon
day, June lst 1881 in accordance with previous notice
On account Of the ncemency of the weather. the Sheep
shearing Match which have taken place the
Of this meeting postponed till Saturday, June 18th
The Society also decided raise the second and third
premiums shearns thus afordng still greater induce
hand this branch Of business get paid their
time Come one, all and do not forget that the per-
son who shall shear three sheep, the best is awarded
| 81, 90 premium End. best 5000 80. best, sI,0O.
further proposed that those having improved farm
as competing premiums give their AIS
so that a committee be appointed as judges.
The farms Of the following gentlemen then entered:
Bristot.-Jehn Lacy, J. NJ. Iceland A. E. Calender.
Pa,ls.-H. A, Newbury, S. b Myrick, L. Dutton.
Wf1mot-J. D. McIntire.
satsDa-E. D. Rollinl.
JUpGES--Ephraim Perkins, J. D. Benedict p. judi
SON
On motion OF G. W. Jackson the society voted to award
premium of s25 the stallion horse that should walk
mile In the shortest time This premium awarded under
consideration that each competitor shall pay $500 for each
horse entered and that the thus raised shall be
les, than $2o0t otherwise this premium shall not be award
cd, and the motion hall be null and void.
The society voted their Annual on Thurs
day Friday the eth 25h days september next and
after dpong other business connectedwth the interests
Of the Society adjourned hold their Quarterly Meeting
on Monday the 18th day Of September next.
j. D. FOWLER sec'y Pro Tenn
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

A VUNERABLE FAMrLY.-Three brothers OF
the name of BUSHNELL, residents of Madison
Co y y. arrived here yesterday, on visit to
their friends in the western part Of this County,
Their ages are 81, -, aud 76--they each have a
family Of ten children, They have two sisters
aged ST. and "a years, each Of whom have a fam
ily of nine sons and one daughter The oldest of
the brothers has 10 Grand children and 6 great
gfsnd clildrcn-S Of the grand daughters being
less than enc year of age.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

~ In St. Louis on Sunday, all drinking
places whether OF high or low degree, are kept
closed under a penalty OF line and forfeiture .,
license for three years. The law is enforced
igiantiy.-E1ehaage.
We know OF a place not thousand miles from
Kenosha, which might profit by the example Of
81. Louis in this respect We believe there is a
law here against keeping open such establish
ments on the Sabbath, but 1t is dead letter. 1t
is a matter that shouN engage the attention OF
the city authorities, out we have no idea that 1t
,-iH Drinking gambling and carousing goes
ON all day Sunday and late into the night with
out All attempt at coucealment or privacy It's
a disgrace to our city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

A PLEASANT BEyERAcE.-H. I. West las
for sale Morris 81 Bros. celebrated Ginger
Wine" which is said to be an exceilaut tonic'
ana reliable remedy for Dyspepsia. It Ell
tirey free from alcoholic or Intoxicating proper
ties, and yet from its action on the stomach and
circulation Of the blood, it has a most invigora-
TIM object. Try IL
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

REMoyED-SnEoN KING has removed his
bookstore across Park street from his old stand,
into the store formerly occupied by Il. t. lows
lee. where he is prepared to serve his custom
ors with Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, &c
We understand that he viii soon have on large
additions TO his stock.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

TIE New CENTs.-The ''Nicks," the nick
name given TO the new cents, were paid out i
great quantities at the Philadelphia Mint on tn
10Th Over $4,000 worth were exchanged 70
old Spanish silver and for coppers on the frs
day, and large consignments were sent by eS
press all over the country. A thousand person
were waiting their turns at the Mint at on
time.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

- we understand that some 20 German immi-
grants direct from the "Faderiand' landed IN our
city 10y Railroad last week. They all sc tie in the
north Ward, 1t is thus that our population Is IN
ereasing en- the north side.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

- The Kenssha Per o., are progressing
with their work, as fast as circumstances VII
admit. Their steam pile driver is about ready
for operations. They received the engine anc
machinery last week. We Judge from the looks
Of the machine that it win 90 a driving busl
ness. when the steam is let on
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Another New vessel foE Kenosha

We learn from the Cleveland papers that the
new ,es~. builtby Messrs Peck n Masters o.
that city fer our cnterprising fellow citizen j.
Y. Aver, was .sunched on Saturday last She
is said TO be a fss. class fore-and aft Schooner
one Of the most beautiful crafts on the Lakes
Of 369 burthen She has been ehristened
the "MgRY H. HALE" and viii be commanded
by Capt. john Haks, We slau be happy te
welcome the NARY b. HALE in our harbor.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

THE WEATHER AND CRoPs-Tho genial
weather for the past week has been so adorable
that vegetation of all kinds has sprung into life
The wheat and oat crop promises good yield;
fruit and vegetable, ditto; and, taken altogether
the prospects for a bOuntiful harvest is fatter-
ing IN the extrene-fer which ali must feel CRATE
ful to the Givcr of all Good.-Je6ersonian, Mag
%.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

P7ct.g. Ga=sle-Nye hsyereceayed the first mum
ber Of very neatly printed paper ofthe above site,
published at Rockton, wenobago Co., I'LL by Messrs.
Funk * Phelps
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

WTHEN we meet with opposition in one thing,
Wv we are bound 10 eveei. "a est in keeping the
bsst and pzresf quality of Drugs and Mepieines in
the market. We have been East and have select
ed the Best from the New York Market
Oct. 9, Sc STARhWEATHER & co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

JonH 4. WAsHkGToS, the proprietor OF
Noun. eruon, is sait 70 be laborng under an Ill
Lcss vi O. It IS c;.Icd VIII terminate fatally.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Money Money |!

Money Money!
Here is a Chance for some MAN TO Make
Money.
xkgS< now offer my Farm for sale, containing about
IssxH* Five Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
wv of the city of Kenosha, in the OF Pleas
-1z-- ant Prairie, and on the main Chicago and Mil
waukee road Said Farm has about Seventy of TIM
Der land and well adapted to all kinds of grain and grass
There is the ground about 10 OF Wheat the
balance in Barley Oats Corn, &C. making about 200
in crops-90 of Timothy and Clover Grassan album
dance of pasturage, and good water.
i, first rate Dwelling House. finished from cellar 10
<A garnet; Barn 81 by 60 It. with basement OF brick
Wood House 20 by 40 Corn House, Hog House 16 by
"A two stories brick Smoke House. &c $50 grated Apple
Trees, bearing from very few up to ten bushels This
Farm has of the best wells of water in the State and its
proximity OF the best markets in the State makes
VeIy desirable property.
will sell this farm for the low price OF $5 per with
all the crops the ground for $50 per and give
possession the fall $2200 remain for five years
the oath of March 1851 at per cent portion
the balance remain, desired, for term of years.
The only for my offering this farm for sale this
very low price, my present ill health and my physicians
advise me to leave for Southern climate.
w. P. WATTLES.
Pleasant Prairie, May 81, 1857. 49n
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
GLASS WARE

GLASS WARE,
CONSISTING in part of Syrup Bottles, Molasses
" Cans, Tumblers-a large variety Butter Dish
es Flower Vases Sugar Bowls, and Creamers Cob
lets, Glass Toys, &c, just opened by
STARKWEATHER & 60
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

KMTHWDOW CHASING are receiving a
w large stock OF first quality of Window Glass
Of all sizes from by to 30by40, single and double
thick. Also cut to order.
STARKWEATHER 81 co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
For Sal r


sSssSn THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
NST&Sof 100 EACH all fenced, with buildings on
sTS'N two Of them, and sixty seventy acres powed
=- Said Farms situated in the south part OF the
town of Paris nine miles from Kenosh half mile from
the congregational church and plank road.
Also some 1000 Acres OF Land in other towns and
counties in the State Said Lands selected by the sub
scrber account of their fertility soil and desirable To-
cation, and purchased at the land sale in 1899
CHAS. Nj. FOWLER
Bristol, May 20, 1856. 16
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
FANCY GAnna-


THtHE best stock of PIfRFUMERY-Toi Soaps
Il Hair Oils, Pomades Port Monnaies &c. ever re
ceved in this city, offered for sale at til,
Drug Store of
STARKNEADHEP & 10
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

CUOCOLATE aud Cocoa, superior article
- for sale by STARKWEAIHER X Go.
TENAE, Pitch and Resin, constantly on hand, at
STARKKEATHERS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

p RUsEEs, BRUSHES-A superior stock of
E1 Paint, White wash, Scrubbing, Counter, Shoe
Varnish, Duster, Clothes, Hair, & many other kinds
to numerous to mention. Cali and examine at
STARKWEATHER & Cos
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

Helmb0ld'S Extract Bncin
Is prepared directly according the Rules u
PHARMACY AND CHETEEsTRX.
wh the greatest accuracy Chemical aowIodge
combination See Professor DEWES Valuable
Works Practice Physlc, Of the
sra Works q Medicine
H 5lOO
One hundra3 Dollars viii paid any PAsieisn can
proye Medicine Injured Istieut testimony
h3ussa9s be prSdneed to that il does great good
thirteen standing
Elected Ths Of VoiJ NTARY TESTIMONY possess
ers, is immense, embracing names we'll known
SCIENCE AND FAME
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold
sad ass sage Instance Of failure has 6etn reported
Personally appeared Alderman the City
FhaaApaa- Ii. T. lELAB0LD, Chemist, who being duly
say that his arton areotios Nsz
sary R3rrisss Drug Int aEe paTsly Nesetaale.
| ls54 WM +. HIBBARD. Alderman.
Prise 81 per Bottle, six for S., Delivered
to any Address.
ACCOMPANIED BY reliable and responsible Cersiheaes fro
fessors zes6sl Colleges, Clergy1nea sn9 others.
Prepared SzG so5d ty H. T. HELNB0ID.
! frceisezl Grad -lHalgsirsi Csessist
yo. So South Tenth ST.. below Chestnut. As
sembly Buildings, PhIla.
s To x he's II r aasinson .ssef sid e eN Druggists
as gas feEEAoSf s Jses Satss, Cs.asss Gn1 BRITISH
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

MINED PAINTS, Of all shades of Color, pre-
w pared to order, at
STARKWEATHER'S Drug Store
Il ENSEED OIL.--Freneh, Yellow and Vene-
n Il tan Red large invoice just received and will
be sold cheap, by STARKWEATHER & Co f
ASBORNE'S Golden Ointment. and johnson
~ French Female Pills, just received at
STARkWEATHER & Cos.
DOMAIN BYE EALsAM, specific oint-
IA ment for disease of the eve and eyehds at
STARkWEATHER s. co.'s.