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ISrERIoR pErARTMEST,

Secretary Department of the Inee Hen Jacob Tho
TIE State o Mississippi rs clerical force eon IS Of one ol
carks supervision and management are committed TIC
following branches Of tho pul'e Feryes3
The chief of this bnrean Is called the Com
General Land Office The Land Bureau charged
with the management and s Of the pnehe domain ana te
whether derived from combinations OF grants
former By sales, deaons grants m
military bntcs public Improvements and likewise ihe revision
~ Virginia military bounty land clans and the issuing 81 scrip IN
thereof The Land Once also, audits us own accounts lh
preseat Commissioner is Hon A. Hendricks Of Indiana IL pn
besides draughau assistant drahghtsnan and some 100 clerks
Of various grades. - n
whiting FifEia The commissioner charged with the exan
adjudication f MI claims arising under le yarious and
military naval servica In the revolutionary ana subsequent
which the United States have been engaged lie is one
and permanent corps consisting q some
clerks which Congress TO enable nm 10 hiet me
extraordinary requirements Of the nrw boun law nag added
81 Of nsian Affairs dd te1H Charles r.
Nix Georgetown, d. he Is provided with chi Clerk ana about
nneen asLer subordinate clerks.
AM I1gt opeIo this bureau committed the execution and
~ IN eacts and things toncing respecting
and nfov the collection of statistics relating 10
IL iert,n mud diFibu of seeds nts cuttings il has
the absence Of rrincE nd twelve as
sistant examiners q Fsients some aol snl il
branches Of this nsW executive depart
i act Of 1919 transierrsI I oi se !t,S ,G
,rtcni the q the Lasted States narslH
a.rne aad the clerks Of the United states courts VIC hage
the lead and other mines Of the unted satc anu he
the duty Of taking and returning ue cen
thu Ued States and q Supervising ana direcie tn a %
tha army navy the district Of Columbia y also under The
Of this departments n sddoan DO sme R ,"s
Gently sscd Secretary the Interior i charged with the con
strucun the three roads chdng 70 ne ialpc eo
zion sn repeatedly recommended during
years for that AZ present The lnlsd tnoe
provided att rooms in what u known az Ba.ins N
crowded the Patent Office building ihe Mhoe o. ~hh
Ef be required az az early day for the use o. ue r"eh' o "
ailx xtn4ap pdpl.
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CT. J0SEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Emmitsburg Frederick MaryndTe annual
studies this institution commences the oath August and
terminates The
payable annually advance There
charges drawing painting and also for Spanish
German latin The terms for tho primary department
Of pupils under nine OF are 500
able half yearly in advance.
Letters inquiry should MOTHER
Joseph's Academy Emmttsburg Frederick county
Maryland
s-dyeAr
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A1roRsry eKsrRAlls onacK,

Jeenah Black Attorney General of the United States
IL Glet esq., The ordinary business OF this Office be
classified following heads:
opinions the business Of the government
called by any head department the So
Of the Treasury.
the titles OF all land purchased as the sites ol
arsena houses houses and all other public works Of
United States .. ... ..-
Applications for ardons all of conviction in the courts
Of the United Siates,
Applications appointment the judicial and legal business
OF the goyern'nent :
conduct and argument OF all suits in the Supreme Court OF
rle United which the government s concerned
all other suits arising In OF the depart
mems when head thereof Attorney GenSrR
ordinary heads OF the business o the Office are added al
he present tne the following viz
first The appeals land claims in California
second revision f the laws OF the District dt
Columbia,
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The Organization OF the Executive Departments
Of the Government of the United states:
Ear plrAkrmESr

whole machinery the business aring
foreign relations with all the Of the world Il fsr
Department seventeen,
Secretary Of STATE ion Lewis cas Assistant Secretary u
STATE 1n John Appon) chief clerk twelve clerks, one trans
lAtor, and one librarian
poat BrancA-fhis branch Of the STATE Department As
charge crrsp0ndenoe department other d
pomae of the United abroad those Of foreign pow
sent from The and communications 70 commissioners IN
treaties Of boundaries ke prepared copied and recorded and
all of like character received and nd their
being hrst entered l an anasle al y 9r index
ar BraacIhts branch hE charge Of the oorrespoadence
&C. department sus commercial agents
a the unied States IN instruct ihose officers aud answer
relating consular affairs prepared and recorded
Didansig geIs charge all correspondence
other matters connected with rotating fund with the
disbursement Of which the department Is charged
The TTasaior-T furnish us transons
department require the commissions ousu
and vice oonuls when not IN English which excqaaiars are
issued
cIl Of A,pess and Commission He makes out records
makes cxelaaus AID records when iagsh the
which they issued Has charge Of the library
@ rrhirs-e charge f the rolls,
rolled resolutions Congress- they received al the dc
parent from the President the authenticated copies thereof
which called for and sucrintends their publication
IN attends
throughout the United States and that o all dou
publications regard 10 which this duty assigned TO it
department writing answering all letters connected herewith
charge treaties relating thereto
q Authorizations Gpptght~He has charge Of tho
United and Of R department and and
and accounts for the fees Has charge Of publications transmitted Il
under the laws relating copyrights records and in
titles all the department. other than
the diplomatic and consular
CEeA @ Pardon PasTose prepares pardons
and files the petitions and
they founded Makes and records PASSPORTS keeps
the disposition Of them letters relating
TO this business
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A RNY'S SCONFECTIONARY No. "a Bridge street
Georgetown C., whore all kinds entertainments
furnished With the best m cakes water ices concon
ary the shortest notice and the moderate
awarded the last exhibition Of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute
Feb 3--du
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Washington Branch Railroad. !.


TNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
Il AT 6 and s1s, a m, and 8 and "a
I'm Sunday at Az ~
Leave Baltimore e1ur Bashmgtun-
At Al and 9L, m, and and So, p. m.
On Sunday at 4 N a. m.
Passengers Philadelphia "
and 4ik
Passengers for Annapolis viii take trains at sH and Az
Do. for Norfolk
Do. for the West q" and y connecting
at Washington Junction. 7. II, PARSONS, Agent
l7--dg
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UTATCH Repairing and Engraving wv Watches,
wv ohronomciers and pocket tmekeers every description
repaired perform accurately
Engraving every description done in the best style including the
cutting Of arms crcss fnottoes and initials
Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
M w. BRO.
Jewellers, 32A Pennsylvania
Jan sQ-af between 9th and loh streets
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THO LEASE for term of years the mansion of the
l. late General Tuwson United States army contains all the
works furnace &c Ap
ply j. H. II. SMITH, esq, at his occ, on street
March 2l-2wG
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACT0RS--It being
IN Washington
Turnpike Company the the
the District ne requested
apply subject
OF April next JOHN G. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana avenue.
.t .... sa J. C. LEWIS,
24-3ttw6 4q2 Seventh
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Tickets sl0-halres $5-quarters 81 so.
Certificates packages Of 26 whole tickets s35 90
do 20 half do ...-...-........
Do do 90 quarter do ....4. ..4.... 80 10
Orders packages in the
prompt
drawing will Immediately
" from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY,
July is Wilmington Delaware.
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6otaiarD inooyond The eotat the er the
dTarth.saa deeIa proper.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Kenoshn Couu,y Circuis Cou--
ON FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
Volney French Ggt. Alfred Foster and v
wife, William Foster and Sarah 80. foster b

ON FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
Nolney french Ggt. Alfred Foster and " d,
wife, william Foster and Sarah Poter ~ tostef HI,
Philander T. Briggs. -os'er ms Wlie, and
~ virtue Of ms decree or iue gment Of said ,,, ,
me above entitled cause, le sctonl alg IN
I2I a9 % nay a. u 1851, and to me directed
POSE 70 sae ana gen al public auction 10 The bgbcst
efSoI, az me Nourt House. in the city of Kenosb 60
~ Wisconsin, on the Sth day Of August n Ts5-
s W. c.ocA "a the afternoon OF said dav he ro,
nj ~ oS "a sad mortgage, which is as follows - -,
ny lV4u"ihS pieces or parcels Of land situa,ei Iyi -
~ le oWh Oh somers, county Of Kenosha SAT- ~
WISCONSIN ana more particularly pescrbed az follow ,,
south cast quarter OF section No. one IN IN teuosh n
t"o w hOfh Of range twenty-five (22) east exceDtin hi
eseFFihg thereirom strip of land fron OF ne n.ir e.,
VI sau quarter, wide enough make five acr.s
ISloiore SOLD TO William Burgess Also one otbTr ,s
SAINT section township and range known as he sonb
WI quarter OF said section No. one I'm exceptjuO ANA
slhg here from parcel in tile north west corner
tti VI twenty acres heretofore sold TO William Law
s .l chaihs north and SOUTH by twenty chains east
,b 49, Als2 excepting and reserving herefrom one
Paes ~ H's acres Ia the south corner thereof
~ SOFA 70 T. NJ Vail being forty Ts0l rods north
other parcel IN the township and range snorn' 80
aescrosd as fouoWs being the south forty acres Of th
south east quarter Of section No two III and being str
forty rods IN width, from OF the entire length Of son
sac o. sad quarter section, containing ali three hundred
anu ten dlVl acres ofand be the same more or less
D@ed az tie sherins Office Kenosha, June 24h ID 1s57
L. ". kyAEs A. p TYMFsON Sbsr;T 49,
FEus Atty. 6w2 Keaosha County
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NOTICE no CREDTTORS-
an Frobafe.---Ke Countv e.
IN The matter Of the Eslate Of Iehi.l ID ~, ouEt

s 'u'''ei VI 'he Estate OF Jehiel p. Hitchcock.
10 NJ, whom II may concern Letters of Aslninis,,,
on SAID Estate having been issued to Rzabetb on
cock on the SOth day Of April A. D. 1857 ana , ,
months from dafter said day, being allowed and %
70 creditors 70 present their claims forexampation
notice is hereby given that the uudersipneJ M
on 'e Irs Monday OF September 1851 andthe Iast Nh w."
a O Apr 1888 at his office in the City Of Keeos"
80, az VlIck a. NJ, OF said days receive exsnin ana
Sg a al CHAINS aud demands OF all persons agginst .aij
J,Ir Oh Isk- JON b. JlISUN
- " S' 9WO County JulN.
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s<cnesha County Cireu,, Cou,,.


Edward Bain dgdiaS Jason Hitchcock Wellington Hitch
cock, Harriet Hitchcock, Sarah Ann Hitchcock Nary
Hitchcock, Fanny L. Hitchcock, and Phebe Hitchcock
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
Abths cause, the 9TH day OF May A. D. 1851. shall
expose for sale and SELL at public auction the Cour.
House, in the city OF kenosha and County Of enosha and
State of Wisconsin Saturday the Sth day August
A. D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon said day the
following described mortgaged premises to wit all mar
piece, parcel lot Of land lying being in the south
east quarter Of section No. tbryone (3 in township No
two 2 north Orange No ~ enty three 2 east and being
part Of the east half Of lot No % IN block No forty
FIVE (45) in the third ward Of the city Of Kenosha and
more particularly described follows, wit comnen.
cling the east line of Exchange Street and at the south.
Of land heretofore conveyed by Edward Dodge
Henry Mitchell by Deed bearing date the 9th day Of FEB.
ruary A. d. lsi5 and y feet south Of the north cor
Of said east half OF said lot thence running south
Exchange Street 10 the south line of said lot spoi
to be distance Of about fory-sx (i5) feet thence
said south line land heretofore conveyed nv
Porter b. Foster Henry TtcoInb by Deed bearing az
the 4th day Of May A D. 1913 and supposed
lance Of about seventy eight seet thence north along
west line Of the land conveyed by the said Edward Dodge
to Henry Mitchell aforesaid and supposed distance
OF about ertysN 100 feet thence along The south line
Of said Mi;chels land to the place Of beginning.
Dated SheriG's Office Kenosha June 28rd. 1857,
A. TYMES0N, sheriff o.
l6w2I Keaosha County,
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In Proba.e-Keno.ha Coun,v Co..

lathe matter Of the application of John Heidermsn TO-
s Conveyance Of certain real estate Of Elizabeth Tr
~ = camp, late Of Kenosha County, deceased.
assAlipg and bling the petition Of John Hederraa,
an "a taxing due prOofofthe contents thereof nrs'
oiher things that Caroline Plate and Isaac "
executors OF the last viii ard testament Of Fi,
spssn Dieksenkatnp late OF Wheafland in said county
osesased, may DC required TO convey By good and p
Gent conveyance IN Law, 10 the petfoye1 rertaip H.
ana real estate OF the said deceased in said neo E
serbed, and that they be required pay ali cdDs md W
penses OF such conveyance out OF the estate - 49, -
ceased Its ordered that application on matters
"a ~ said petition be heard before me- at the prob
ce 10 the city OF Kenosha, Saturday the 5tb ssv =,
sephner next, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF sad d.
onee thereof be given tosall persons Interested
Pnohng this order for six successive weeks befo,
that oay, N the kenosha Tribune Telegraph we'll
S Ul P'n'eo AKA published in the city and COUNT
VI henoSH~' ny order Of the court
n.,,,,., ., JON B. JIIsON
DATED July 10Th, lo51 jy29:6w6 County judo
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RhOKDEK OF TIE JUDGE OF PROBAFF IN An
- For the County OF kenosha, Wisconsin shaii II Va
public auction at the Court House in the county Of K
sha, on Saturday, August LIST, 1885, at o'clock p
following Real Estate in the town of easant p
va The Sort Half Of tn North West fractional 0gsT.
OF secnon NO Twenty Nine (zs Town Range 23 50 acre
belonging TO the Estate OF Joshua Lamphier ''
Kenosha July s 1871 ' 1I''oI.
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~ THE LIVER
INVIG OR AT OR!
Prepared by DIR. sANFORn.

is A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. aud Is
daily working cures almost believe cures a. if
BY magic the FIRST dose grg bsnef and seldom more
than one bottle required 20 kind Lre Complaint
the Jaundice Dyspepsia common headache
all of which Is the result Of DISEASED LIVER.
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Chancery sale.
.pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN

Charles L. Cornish Complainant Bcsey Ann Davenport;
silas Davenport, Collins Knapp, William Scarlet, and
Barton E. Clark defendants
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
this cause on the 18th day OF January, A n iSSS
SHAH expose for sale and sell at Public Auction Al the
Court House IN the City Of Ksnosha Friday, the sew.
et day o. August A d. 1851 at the hour OF two O'Clock
N we afternoon The following described lortgaged lands
and premises or So much thereof may sufficient 10
satisfy TIE Fnlount mentioned in said decree viz all the
following pieces or parcels Of land lying and being In X.
nosha Gate Eacinel County State Of Wisconsin g1d d.
bed and known a. the southwest quarter OF see.on s
town one north Of range twenty-jhree east confrir o.
hundred and sixty OF land also the vest bglf f M
southeast quarter Of the above named section cnBain
eighty Of land ''
A. P. TYMEsoN Sherry of Renos9a C,s,p,y
w ~ . 49, 49, hT JI > uor Zshd' 1891. W.
"IlLIA& HERRY WRIGHT, Solicitor FOR C1ne0l7f7ant
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THOMAS PRIcTuRE,

THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wives, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whfskey
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, DC.
Brandies.-Ok ard, DHpny g. Co., !. Cheron's
GhgmpafgHe O. Ad" 5.r n. A2naS s1 :: g
J. J. DRpuy, Damien.
Gins Cologne, DuKugpers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-Jomoico, 81 Croir.
yyhiskeys-Old MonongGhel0.
Wines-BnrgeHdy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure juice, Sherry d. e. Gordon, OtAe
Grades.
Cham poigHe ReidSick and Rea2sick e. Co. do L7ic-
rqaRd, do. Queen Victoria, do. Dacai (Grapx,
Cidref in casks. Claref tn cases HKits ~ tasks,
TIbife IN cases. Muscat, MsscGf ia cases RraR-
d. Cherries. Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bssters.
Ale0kOl, Psre Spsr1t.
E= Pictures Double Rectihed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel kenosha, Wis. dis,nl6vi6
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ofiice OF Board Of Commissioners Of tbal
Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane-t
MADISON, jane IS. 1851.

Notice is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will he 20
- ceived at the oice Of Secretary State ia he or
Madison during the business hoursof ca rh day.
prcyou 70 the first day Of September 1857 1T 10 Voice.
An Of said day, for furnishing MATERIAL building ana com
pleng the Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane ss r
vded by an act Of the Legislature Of this safe entitled
IAN Act to provide State Hospital for the Insane an
proved March 6, 1851 Al Of the work to be- executed sa
all materials furnished in accordance with the plans ana
specification file in the Office Of Secretary Of St
Bids Will be received az follows viz - A'N-'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

principal regulators of the
performs its functions we'll
re fully developed. The
dependent 0 n the healthy
proper performance of its
ach is at fault. the bowels
system suffers in eOnse-
LIyER---haying ceased to
es Of that organ, one Of the
his study. in 4 practice of
TO lind some remedy where
arrangements TO which it
medS is at last found. anv
ER CoAIPL AIST in any
b . ie, and conviction is
formed by dissolving gums
which is soluble for the ac-
clue. These gums remove
from the system, supply
aow Of bile, invigorating
10 d gest we'll. Purifying
health to the whole maehi-
Ct the disease, and effects
any of the disayreeable
CALoM MEL or MINERAL
sorted 20.
Il I'll { lent to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents night
night loosens the bowels
ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
; spoonfuls will always re-
M ale obstruction removes
makes q perfect cure.
ate,y relieves Cholie, " lie
is a sure cure for CHoL-
ventive of CHOLERA,
will prevent the recurrence
, while it relieves all painful
needed TO throw out Of the
cine AFTER iohg Sickness
| JAZZ DiCE rem owes sit
color from the skin.
J time before eating gives
: make food digest we'll.
cures CHROS sac DIR A.
VIII j lie SUN MFR an Z
almost 10 the hrst dose.
attacks caused by worms,
, rem, there is no surer, SAT-
. the world, as il nerer GIils.
! in these statements; they
! that we can give evidence
it are giving their unan-
IA yor
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
TIE Those Afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma and CONSUMPTION.

a YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, DOWNS
n Elixir, Bryants Pulmonary Balsam, Wstar's Basam
Wild Cherry Fords Pecoral Syrup Jaynes Expecorant,
Hungarian Balsam, Brygnts Pulmonc Waters, Storms
Cough Candy Halls Celebrated Cough Remedy, for sale
by r. ROBINSON.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Blinds. Blinds. Blinds !

EVERY variety Of Window Blinds, manufactured to order
II Short notice, at HAMBR0OK'S Sash, Door and Bin
Factory LIST door east of City Bank.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

The LIVER Is one of theA<
humsn body, and when IT.
the powers Il she system
stomach IS almost entirely a.
action Of the Liver for the,<ru
when the stom--
are at fault, and the whole -,
quence Of the one 0rgsn-theA
do its duty. For the diseas- 81
proprieturs h q N q e il%
more than enty years.
with 70 counteract the manyAE
is liable. sss
To prove that this re-
person troubled with Iiy-
OF its forms, has but to try aNezs
certain.
A compound has been :
and extracting that part~
tive virtues of the medi- Esss
all morbid or bad matter,
ing ia their place a healthy =
the stomach. causing fooGH
the blood, giving tone andtzs
nary removing the eausesT
ing q radical cure without
after effects, felt by using zaa
Poison that is usually re-
One dose altar eating is
stomach and prevent h e ~
ing. sezz
Only one dose taken be-I
mare. Y
Only one dose taken atEz.
gently, and cures costive-k
One dose taken after each
ES- One dose Of two tea
lieve Sick Headache, NE
One bottle taken for fe- :
the cause Of the disease, AUDI
Only one dose immedi-
One dose often repsatedyk
ERA AoRBUs, and q pre-lE
One dose taken oftens>
Of BILIo ATTACK
feelings. =
ES Only one bottle is -
system the effects Of medi- ~
On e bottle taken foI -
ye llSwness or unnatural -
One dose taken \ short
yigor 70 the appetite andUs
One dose often repeatedy
RH0A ia its worst forms =
Row Ell complaints yield 1'
One or two doses cares
while for worms in child-&
er or speedier remedy in
There is exaSgeration %
are plain so b er facts.
TO prove. while all who useyk
imous testimony in itsA
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

Wetake infinite pleasure in recommending this medicine
prevehtstiy cor FEVER ACUE CHILL FEVER. and
nThRs o. bi3ys TYPE It operates With certainty, and
thousahdsR rs "illng to testify ots wonderful
Among the hundreds Of REAEpIEs offered to the
public there are fully recommend DR.
FeRD so generally known throughout the
Ln9n ms preparation truly Lire gorator produc-
ing the most happy results all who Almost innumer-
able certificates have been the great virtue OF this
medicine by those of the highest standing society and
Hudson County Democrat ~
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

SPERM, Star ,Stearine and Tallow Candles can
- Always be found az the City Drug Store Of
STARKWEATHER < Cos.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

FtIttsCtII una ziHIttts t7tefltfsti IDtcttt, Uu6s
Sold by F. ROBINSON, II. T. WEST, and SrARKwEArHHR 4
Co, kenOsha; Thorpe Gorton, Racine; b. s Cory Co.
Waukegan o. Sheldon, Burlington Rice Steinman,
Milwaukee; j. H. Reed Co, Chicago, and by all Drug
Cists 3Dsn9
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

PRICE ONE DOLLAR BerTLx.
SANFORD CO.. Proprieters, las Broadway. y. Y
And sold by Druggists throughout the United State and
British Provinces. " $3.50 -
Sole Agent for kenosha F. ROBINSON whowll furnish the
trace ~ ms taeturers prices. fm5l
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAHNEsToCK DAVIS
100 Randolph Street in ST. Louis, o. J. WOOD CO., ia
Market Street.
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Divided 8 W ell,

S % % us by Letters Patent 22d May 1855 BY
nosar sse Solo Passages may be played with the full
Ia hs Wy instruments while the Accompaniment Is soft
81 t, uue9 Hereafter, all meodeons made by US, will
" IuIned with this attachment ailnut acirn chdgae