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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-07
DOR SALE AT AUCTION!

win he sold at public Auction (xihou reseryr) Wednes-
day the 18th day Of August 1855, the Estate well known
the Ai place." situated the " the very
pleasant village of Norihfcld, Mass. The above
named Estate consists of lot containing about eight
Of excellent land together with thorough built house.
three stories high from basementj the main building so feet
front by 40 vide surrounded three sides by double piazza
with an attached 20 feet in length by 90 in width On the
lower floor there is dining hall 40 feet by IL, with sitting
and paror which high and spacious On the
ond floor there is front hall 30 feet by 20 in width with large
airy sitting in connection In the third story there
eight o0miOrbe eepng and in the attic large dane
ing hall The house is well glazed throughout with glass of
extra size and quality The above establishment offered
auction to close Estate and will he sold advantag cos
terms to the purchaser The house has been formerly occupied
us hotel and boarding house, recently for public
school, for either Of which purposes 1t is admirably well
adapted quantity Of furniture will be sold at the
time suitable for n hotel or boarding house.
u Sale On thc prem Uses mt u'cl0cL T.. NJ,
August 10Th. Terms OF sale made known at the time.
Any person wishing examine the property before day
sale do by calling J. H. BLAKE the premises
or DR.. NJ. 8 MEAD u Northhoh JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
ESQ., Of Providence, H. L. or H. q. MEAD, ESQ., of Drate-
boro W. will give any desired information Respecting the
place ELISHA ALEXANDER, Auctoneer.
Northhell July II, 1858. 4w "a
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine unang in the Of all those
painful and dangerous disorders which the female constu
ton is subject. 1t mOderaes all and all OBJ
structions, aud speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These PHs should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prsgnaoy y, as they are sure
TO bring Miscarriage, but at eueTy other time and in
euery other case they are perfectly safe.
In all of Nervous and spinal Affections Pain In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Paptaon " the
heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do contain rOn calomel, anmony anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
HATE l. G. BALDWIN Co..
Rochester, N.
N D. $500 and postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro Vt, o. F.
WOODS Bellows Falls and by Druggists in every in the
United States J. NJ Henry Waterbury, Vt wholesale agent
or the State. 30ly
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IST OF l. l. I L T. RS
i remaining in the Post Office at BRATTLEBoRO, VT,
A..r,.n LII

II IA Il Ia NO
ice at BRATTLEBORO, VT,
Ilenron Bridget
lligley Miss Marilla
Hill John
HoughtOn d A
Howe John
Howe n II
Horton Mrs ES
Hubbard Horace Re-
JOY Henry II
joy Mrs Rhoda
Jonus Mrs Margaret
King Miss Miranda s
Lam b Lysis
Lawrence Mrs Mary
Lawton Mrs HELEN L
Leonard William
Lincoln Mrs Abigail
Lynde Geo l.
Marsh Miss Aiilla
Marrett y q
Marrett Candle
Miller Mrs X X
Newell NJ b
O'RciIlcy Charles-2
Pond 4 Morse
Phillips Miss Julia
Plummer John d
Putnam Nathan A
Pratt Mrs Harriet VI
Sumner Charles
Sumner Henry
Stone Miss Francis A
Scates ! X
Sibley Gideon
Scoth Mrs Lucy 8
Sawyer Q
TeInpIcnnnn Eugene
Tibhitts ii
Todd Mrs James l.
Valentine William
Warden Montague-2
Wells Miss NJ A
Whitney Miss ANGELA
Whitaker U ii
wilkins Y
Amelia Il
f the above letters will please
ASHER SPENCER, p. NJ.
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August LIST, 1885,
Aiken Miss Nancy
Allen Miss Polly
Allen MIR
Allen Miss Lizzie 0
Aldrich STW
Atwood John II
Attridge Mrs Lucinda
Berry Miss Minerva
Blake j Ellis NJ d
Blodgett Il A
Blanchard Miss Mary
Bridges Miss L ca
Brooks fO
Brockett 4 5
Durham Miss Francis
Durham Miss Lacy
Butterfield Joel p
Carpenter Samuel NJ
Chase Miss Susan
Clark Miss I W
COrish Miss VI
Cromack Sidney o
Cram Mrs N
Cutter James
Cutting Mrs Henry
DouohOc Miss Hlen VI
Dutton Stephen l.
Duncan l. BIZ
Eastabrooks Miss Maryettc
Eason Eli W
Eason Miss Carrie s
Esty S W
Esty William d
F,lrr Miss Sarah Il
Fitzpatrick John
French Miss MI
Gillespie Mrs 40
Green Franklin
German Bridget
GoOdhue Samuel ii
Hamilton John II
llarkins James
Hastings Mrs Sally
Horny Miss Elizabeth
Herrick $ l.
Willard NJ
l-F Persons calling for any
say advertised
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CAUTIONS RIVER sEMINARY.-Tu

CAUTIONS RIVER SEMINARY The
LOFALL TERM will commence Wednesday, Sept. LIST,
and continue eleven weeks.
II. =. SENERENs. A. r., PRINCIPAL.
krv. |. NJ WILLAMETTE, A. NJ, Teacher 81 French.
Miss KlIDDA kANNEi, rreccptrc-s and Teacher Of
Painting.
Miss ANNA NJ. ODER, Teacher Of Music.
Good board easily obtained In private families at from 81 90
to 81 So all ncenals included. Accommodations will he
provided for those who may be desrous of boarding them
selves
The Institution under the direction Of Teachers II ample
qualifications aud Of superior reputation, whose constant If
fort will he tn maze 1t Profitable well agreeable
place for study. Teachers class will be formed during
Fall Term model for district Schools This will
ceiye instruction not only 10 the text books hut In the meth
cd Of teaching and the mana cement OF Schools.
School Committees DESTROYS Of Teachers for the
Winter do so by addressing the Principal
JOHN 4. FARNswoRTIf, sec'y.
SaNton's River Vt, July 2lst. 1858. CN3O
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r O S 7 Between Brattleboro and
Marlboro villages July 2sth, small Pocket Book
anng $50 in Money two Notes of $50 each Any
finding the will receive reward of sl5 by leaving
the BrattioLorO House. 81
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DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER.

Warranted superior anything before the public the cure
OF Neuralgia, Canker Dysentery Darrhea Pains in the
Head, Stomach and Bowels u in chronic cases it should
b. used in connection with the Syrup Manufactured by
John Moore, Warren, Mass, Sole Proprietor Sold by all
Apotheearies and medicine deaeas 3u-26
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f ARM FOR SALE
m The subscriber will sell reasonable terms the
f.4h well known farm formerly belonging to WILLIAM
Hmm COOK, situated the center Of the town Of Dunn
s4sS merston, containing about 60 Of land
ably divided into moving, woodland and pasture, with
orchards Of the choicest kind, and excellent sugar
tanning COO trees with dwelling houses barns Sheds &C. in
good repair, and full supply OF failing
Also the "DUNCAN FARM, so called, situated about
mile enthusiastically from the aboNc containing about
100 Of land with dwelling house. barn. sheds, &c
and plenty Of excellent water, and orchard Of grated
fruit &c.
part Of the purchase money may remain II desirable
Those wishing to purchase respectfully invited call
and view the premises. y. u. COOK.
Dummerston, Aug. 2d, 1855 tf-32
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IssIONERs, NOTICE.

4 q VI NJ ; u II TX 81 D II q II /.
We the undersigned having hcen appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for the psctof Marlboro Commission
to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands all
persons against the Estate Of TRt MAN CANEDY late Of
Halifax, deceased, and all claims exhibited In thereto;
and six months from the 18th day Of June, 1855 being
uwc for that purpose, hereby give notice that will attend
Ia the dutic Of appointment the Of STEPHEN
NILES son, in Halifax, the 18th day Of August and
10th day II October next from four o'clock
each Of those days.
LEMtEL n wOODARD,
LUTHER r. fARNswORTH, Comrs
Halifax, July 18th, 1855 81
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MOSQUITOES.

r An antidote for the poison of mosquitoes hecs
and other annoying insects, has been found in KnJ
hston, prepared by Messr Joseph Burnett Co. This nre
paraton contains peculiar property which instantly neutral
ICES the poison and aays the inflammation caused by lite
aud sngs ofnsects For sale by all dealers and y
per bottle. y
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WniIp IN
Extract from e11e,

1T VTHen by iddy in Neip BEDFORD 10 her sister in
Boston "send in the parcel two three bottles Of Mr. BR
NETS Coeodinej the very best thing ever used for
dressing my hair use it only week and nv hair IA
beautiful" For sale by all druggists w ' w "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-07

Ma JoHS MooRg-Dear Sir; Having been made acquaint
eli with the materials OF which the popular medicine known
as the Compound llumor and Strengthening Syrup
posed II gives pleasure say that consider your COM
bnaon of articles Of known medical value we'll adapted to
relieve and that Of diseases that conn
monty result from what is popularity called impurities the
blood hun0r &c cheerfuly recommend the diseased 4,
make trial Of it. CALVIN CUTTER, NJ D.
Warren, March rs, 1857.
Sold in Bratfieboro by JOSEPH CLARK and l. y. THORN
Vest Brattieboro, o. PRATT; Marlboro, W W. LYNDE;
Fayetteville, FRANKLIN SAWYER; Udrdsboro, ]. q.
HIGGINS, A. j. DENrERi Jamica, A. MUZZY; South
Londonderry, j. l.. PIERCE; Londonderry, w McALLIS-
ALDRICH
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Wanted Immediately!

wanted Immediately!
uT-LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS. Salary, 5000
to $3.50 900 per MONTH Here chance for young
TO make large salary without investing capital For
an outfit enclose stamps for return POSTAGE and address
H. CARTER CO., Boston, Mass.
The above "hree h-pennV" or humbug Il
introduce Patent Medicines Books Lottery swndes &c.
GT Deafness Cured, HOWEYER CAUSED.
Letters addressed to DR.. B0ARDMAN, II Suffolk Place
Boston, answered. Remedies by express.
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BOSTON SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sec
Or II. d. CARTER Il co.'s advertisement, Boston, Ma

Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Statistics show that from twelve to fifteen die of
Consumption weekly in this city, one-hali that number
would be reported ii nvads would WnnoEs COMPOUND
Con LIVER OIL LINE For sale by ALEX Is. WmBoR
Chemist. l66 Court Street Boston
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-07
INHE GREAT REMEDY AT HAND
DR.. BA ARROWS Compound Humor and
STRENGTHENING Syrmu.

1T CURES SCROFULA AND ERYSIPELAs
IT CURES SALT RHEUM x ALL HUMORs
III CURE ALL WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH &
KIDNEYS
III REMON% ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
1t strengthens and nvlcorates the whole system It's
IKE any other medicine 1t is pleasant and agreeable 20
the taste AMI can be used by the most delicate nvads and
children with unalng has been used by prac-
fcing Physician 10 years and has failed in any
durable Recommends he shown from laIgc mum
Der Of Physicians
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
WAGONS.

GOOD article of Lrmber Wagons are kept constantly
A on hand, and 70. sale at TtTIl -FfN ~
45u April. WOOD 4 rCARTER,s
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state OF Wisconsin

-AOtI4ugS foreclosure
ton w " n meWbod dgGspSt Ellis E. Burton Anna R,,r
Is futue Oh ana pursuant to a judgement =, AZ, :,
,s5s 1o'Ioh IN said court rendered Nav 4tb ~
siiaii expose for sale sell at Drhli, a -.
cn W aasn bidder AT the Court House in the v IA
the heu 81 one O'Clock in the afterpoon - at
"Ihs tiNScrlbeA nortgaged premises or en- rT vac
y, Do may Dc necessary ana sufficient to raise ~
a seht' liens for taxes and assessments
pieces parcels or lots tand living and ose sIaiE
Hd.u VI tle cry OF henoslla Wisconsin and s 'i'o
sEi lgeu as tots number three, four FIVE sx T9
oIh NUMBER eight Isl 10 Nichols and Holmes ~ al -
consin. y io" city OF henosha, Wis
Dalea, henosha, May nth, A. D. 1873
TIME sale of JAMES NJ PETlIT Referse
Inn VI n e ABOVE property is postponed unt1 mi,
otd - i'''i d' one O'Clock in the afernoon9 -
TIME above sa,a :; JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
~ 'eFhooh OF the 24th day of July A. D. 1S5s " e a.
yr1 Tdfsa IN. hnen9sha' July 10th, 1858. Std
M saie OF the above property further nostnonod
u. Q CLOCK IN the afternoon july 31st ~ ~ Ii-
heh9sha' July oath, a. D. 1858. - y NJ pErT ME-
THE above sale ia fnrtbo. oo. Referee.
me afternoon of the 18th day of Augns c i9s IA
Datea kenosha, July 31st, 1855 ~ a. ~ l0'''
rDHE avn shovs col. ;., T4MEs NJ. PETIT, Referee.
1865. VI the Z8rd day of August, A. D.
Dated Kenosha, August 18th A. d 1919
rJ,uE ohoy,o -, = So JAMES M. PETIT Pefares
NE ABOVE sale is hereby further postponed nnti1
~ eie aiternoon of the 23rd day of October n IoE6
o. nIHoSna' august 23rd, A. D. 1855 '
wi JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
THE above mentioned sale is berehx, t,us't- y
until two O'Clock in the afernoon LIS postponed
November, A. D., 1858. las VI NE N 6 d2th day Of
hen' sha' October, 2Srd, A. D. 1855 8w2O Refere.
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. Burroughs-On the Or sec g. COM
mencing ats cor OF W L. Hinsdale's ta. tl
lot, thence to of said Hinsdae
lot, thence 100 #, thence to s. Pat 81
terson's lot and on the line, thence N
70 me t6eslnnlng ssl-..s,. ,.-a-,tA % O6
cling 81 rods of cor of said ar
O. thence W rds 4 KS thence 25 rds = Tsa gEk a
3 rds ks, n rs rds to beginning ~ ne 1o1 40
Unknown-part or sec commencing ~ - "
llQ # Of n W cor lot 10, on the side r..
old Chicago st, thence s22 it. 100 it. 1883 lG .G }l3
n " IT, " 100 It to beginning f.--.,., he 6 s85
Unknown-part or sec g. common - -
cling s. # cor lot 16, on w side of r--.
kenesha St, thence to Thos SCOTS ,'iHt -.- g
land, thence $ "A #, e to Kenosha st
thence 10 beginning, being the half ''. 70
< Fl R nErfg0lng 9 a. 60. ne 6 70 81
commencing on side Kenosha st, 81 TIN OF
sw cor of said lot, thence Is rds thence li} S1l
':s' 5ss9 beginning
Erus ; 5 e cor lot ~ thence W to line Holmes
Nichols Addition, thence 8 rods, e to Old 5.
es sco road thence to beginning ne 90 SIS
side old Chicago road, Is rods S S e cor lot ' t-l
IL, thence W 10 rds, thence s 8 rds, thence sy
~ rds and n 8 rds to place of beginning ne a Q es
IL feoman-part II or sec G. COMMENCING "
at point II rds IS cor lot IT and 10 rds M -rr
W Of old Chicago road, thence 6 rods, "
~ ra Rar fdse ~ rds to beginning So
at point ~ rds cor, lot IL and 10 3 l55 ia
rds Ga chicago road, thence $ 6 rds, VS.
1o [ds' W y . rds' and to beginning t 6os IS
- rds e cor lot H. thence W to e line Of N 'HG.
Holmes IL Nichols addition, thence rds
thence to side old Chicago road thence ,9HtEy =
w - NJ ~ . gyesninlng ..-.., .-fne 10 81
rs 81 rds s S cor lot IT, thence W to cen
tire line Of said or, thence 1S5 IT. thence 10 <ljl
to old Chicago road, thence II 1s5 # TO be- i
ginning 1898 ,is6 al3 H8If ~ - !, n so -
Geo Fowler-part or sec G, com nencne 16 " ~
rds Homs Nichols ad thence " r ~ !
to telegraph road, thence s rds 8 IT, e TO rr
centre line or Sec thence rds to begin'g q 90 az
Peter Tully--part e or sec G, commencing at n a
S W cor k 10 in Holmes & Nichols adj thence % l-t
S S rds, thence rods, thence n S rods
thence W rds to beginning ne IA OF
Unknown-part n or sec 6, commencing at "
s e cor lot Is blk Holms q Nichols addition &C
thence s s rods, thence W rods thence n ~
rods, and c to beginning ne & no
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e"Shess' partial Or fetal, Entirely Re-

DEAFNESS, Partial Or fetal Entirclx ~
|tE moved!
DR. ENWo0D ST., begs to call the attent;on % .L.
suffering from total partial loss of the hearing to
she following facts He treats of diseases of tbs middle
HEedicuted DOuches,
Such as ispractised i'll the infrmaries of Bern Iii
brussels Hamberg and ST. Petersberg and lately Inv tb
most distinguished London Artists with the MOST woynEp
Full SUCCESS indeed it is the only method which has h
" nr n the treatment will be reference to
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia 'e''
who have been Restored 10 HEARING
u ot single solitary case to knowledge did we fail
~ eneet eter partial or total restoration of the
when our adyices and instructions were faitbS,iI s
punctualy adhered to. Many who could not hear tba ~
at the distance of four feet ""'eH "eaI
The cases of mucus in the Eusaob,an ,h
dnu ympahun inflammation of the mucous membrane ner
vous affections disease of the of the Membranes Tv
I called the Drums, when the disease can be
mercural medicines gathering in the ears ofohidbdod
Dr r. treatment stands preemnen where the Audtory
au scay with little or no secretion when the
eauess accompanied with noise in the ear like falling
water chirpng ofinsecs ringing of bells rustln1
cohtlnHai pusauons, discharge of matter or when in
STOPPING sensation is felt If rush of blood IN tb ba
took place. when the hearing is less acute in dnr Ii
weather or when cold has been taken this method ~
treating the disease is ntalble. -
I'm Deaf and Dumb Cases
My experience warrants in saying that iftbe ba.-
was at any period good, very may be accomnI;sba
fourteen restored ACUTE HEARINe Dr So =,
APcty to state that in those he UNDERTAKES Re
successful result complete restoration
~ marked Improvement will be perfectly
herred to. '' SPR"su anu directions ad
applicants will please state their age duration a, A.;
% n; ~; issue from the external passage il there
I IN 'le ears, state of health and what tbev snn
Pose 70 nave Deen the cause Of the deafness Wbsn
IS restored it is expected that those in easy rs
All diseases of the Eye successf,nl,v -.t
cation OF Medicinal yapors &c, INFAIIBLE and p1
treatment TOT diseases OF the Eye, acute or cbroni
SathaItc specs Intammathn, film and weakness
FORMULATION Of Lid, liberation of Lachryma andS
10 the astonishing and gratifying effects of this &c
e enid, the youth, those OF age well as those s
yanced in life, all bear testimony of its wonder, Sr au
Va'ing, healing and soothing effects ieno-
Five NOIIars-CO Fee
- Postage must be enclosed for each return snsv-
Money Letters must be Registered by the Post Mas
81 ,.S EnS :, they will be at my risk. ~
Medcines, Apparatus, &C., will be sent 10 inv 49,
- ny S%n expense and risk. ~ = - ~ PAi'
Oln1O H. ENwooDIss. Brooklyn, NJ y
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ARD ASSOCIATION,

a.
"A benevolent Institution established by special endow
menu Tor the relief OF the sick and distressed afflicted
r,,o - with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases"
all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such az
Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor
neS aleet Syphilis the Vice of onanism or self-Abuse
me HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful des-
OF human life, caused by Sexual Diseases and the
practsed upon the unfortunate victims of such
by Quack have directed their Consulting Surgeon
az C07GOe act worthy Of their name 10 give MEDICAI
tt TO all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
WIN description of their condition. (age occupation
fer Of &e and in cases ofextreme poverty and su
erlg 10 FURNISH Medicines Free Of Charge 1t is need
10 adu that the Association the highest Med
ern treatment. w 1ou-
me DIRECTORS on review the past feel assured that
er Dors IN this sphere of benevolent effort have been
Oh great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the Young
ey nave resolved to devote themselves with renewed
ST. 70 nis very important bat much dez< apised cause
Just Fupsheo by the Association, Report on Sperma-
OF seminal weakness, the vice of Onanism Mas
or SELF Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual
Dy the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent nv
man, tn aseaed enveope.) FREE OF CHARGEon the re-
celpt oITWO STAMPS for postage
- Address, DR.. GEO r. tLH0IJN Consnltino srrroo
no"aIu association, No. South NINTH Street Phiisde
phia, Pa. By Order of the Directors Noe
nro p.,nc EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCUILp, Sec'y 1v99
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Great Reduction i'm Prices!
NarniSheS /! YarnisheS II

lingo c"ps,gnnolfp Coach, Carriage and
"a urnlt4re Farnishes, from The celebrated Man
ilaIcffory OF Fliden q Nephew, N. Y Just received
t9.'et ,ii5 STARK WEATHER. A. n, 4
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THOMAS PRlCTURE,
ri IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 3G
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch watt.

Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yybs.sc,r
London Porter, Scotch Ate, Cigars, &c
bf nlnqha,es,-7CtaTa, Dnpay g. CO., r. CAeros,r
Gl q O. Ad0ay1aald, A. LonboI, y &.
+ 51g Ddosa f9slean Charr~yer l.. Ma, ,7ogs.
GssHns-C9logne, D2Kuypers, Key, Thistle
Misunderstanding ST. GToir. " .'t
Whisixeys-Oid Mon0ugahela
Wiaes-Burgundy Porl. Afadeira a1o,o.,o
4 Gt3 pure Juice, Sherry D. G Gordoa' III.
~@mparg' r. Hetdslch an I'd esds'ck e. Co., do La
G59tet an casks, C1aet in cases, TVhtts ~
yYhg EYE 2" cases, Muscqt, Mnscej in oases ~,
az CAerrses, Cherry Brandy Cordials R,ifsrs
1tcohol, Pure Spirit 0 ''ff'
sa- Pricture's Double Rectifed WbsLer s., -.
by the barrel Keno8ha, Wis. 3j a. n iDssHr
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
GLE AN YOUR WHEAT
Gct the BEST TANNING MJTJSl

ID w DICKEY is now mauufaetur;,e, at \ -.
-, sha the best flaming Mill now in uso H.
NAL Mills have received the highest premium at fbs
state fair, at the Dane and Rock County
tural Fairs, and better than all that eyer, fror
thet has ever used them, is a living testimonI ~
1nel superiority over any other mill manl,i;+,,ro5
me following is the award of the state Eair Lat
year; The Wisconsin State Agricultural Soc;eIT.
awarded his Diploma to p w. Dickey, for Ra..
Geo tiffany, Seo'y.2 Harvey Durkee Grastn
Iherels no mill in this country except this 4b,t
VIII clean spring wheat perfectly clean. That The
one viii do it the following certificate sutfin;snt,
proves '"Ano'ehtiy
- purchased of P. w. Dickey, one ofb;s Fon
nlng Miiis, and on far trial have fo,na - a
oe an that he claimed for it, 1t is the only Eann;n
wheat perfectly. T ISin Sle1l spring
. belng now prepared to ma1iufaeture these ,,;iI.
On scale TO meet the increasing demand order are
solcted Mandatory at the foot of Marx al strao1
near me middle warehouse, Kenosha, Wis. 0o'
". r. f. Depot Madison, s. r. Fox. bardw9srs
merchant pc Belxdere, ILL.,; Henry Williams,
Frlce OF Mills Cash down., or notes navaLla =.
the city Bank III 60 days. with interest. 400 90
orders promptly attended to, and milIs sen+ ~
anypart of the country ''' ''n' :"
henosha August q, 1857. re