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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

UNDEEsHoUND RaiLR0tD.-SOns little inter
est was awakened IN Salem. Columbiana coun-
tY, last week, by the appearance ul Virginia
Stakeholder, in that town, ia search OF pecu-
liar kind Of property recognized in that State
We learn these facts in regard TO the case a
young cOlored man free man, being born Of
free par snts, former resident Of Virginia, but
for year and half last past, living IN this
State, and having a wife, the slave Of Colonel
Sewers living in the western portion Of that
State, whom he had married before his removal
to Ohio, has been living for sometime in Sa-
lem, being by trade carpenter, and confuet-
ing as an industrious and unassuming citizen
Last week the young man returned from q visit
TO Virginia, bringing his wife with him. a day
OF two after this, he met the master Of his wife
in Salem, and shortly after, Deputy U. 5. Mar
shal Mckee Of Alliance, was lowering about
Salem, upon Official business!
Some Of the entsTprisIng officers Of the U. G.
r. r. took the matter in charge, and passed the
Young woman over the road to the dominiOns Of
Queen Victoria. The young husband tarried a
day or two, and passed through this place upon
Conductor Swans train, on Monday, TO join his
wife, in a land where slave-drivers, slave hold
ers' laws, and United States M4rshals, cannot
interrupt the peace, or infringe upon the rights
of free citizens-RGrsRHa Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

THREE PRrsOEERs DROwSED.-NOnday morn
ing number of prisoners were sent from the
Rochester Jail to IrOndequOit Bay, for the pur-
pose of cutting flags to be used in manufsctur-
ing chair seats A boat containing an overseer
and siI prisoners was upset and three of Them,
James Sheridan, E. D. DOnoghue, and N Lynch,
were drowned
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MARRIED..

In ElyriA. on the SIT uit. Mr. AUGUSTUS Girls
WOLD and 1Ins EAELINE STOUDER
oa he same day. Mr.. GEO T. WHITNEY and Mis-,
AMANDA HICKS, both Vi Wellington.
On the ssms day. NJ. n IT WEIGH. of Huron Co
and Mas BETSEN COOK. Of LIT4a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

TERRIFIC TORNADO IN IOwA-July 2Ist ter
rible storm occurred at St Charl,s, Floyd Co,
Iowa The thunder, rain, hail. and gale lasted
about an hour. Houses were unroofed, chin
neys prOstrated, and small buildings removed
from their foundations. Several buildings in
process Of erection were demolished, and the
growing crops and the fences in the vicinity
were much injured.
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NOTIIE-
WHERERS. Yarinns

w HEREhS, Various Individuals
have teen N The pracrc for ssns uoafhs uast 81
dsgos sng Cois lTonaTe and oJher artc Aiorehsuizs
upon my Wllrt, erected apol and adiacaut to tr u
doveTulueui PIT n Clevelaud under license given
70 thtm b. the Cleveland = Pittsburgh Rail Road
Cpany an SUCH pers ms arr now therefore erebv no
uht tt every species Of authority heretofore cxDs
OF inpedy given 70 sad Rail Road COmuanT 20 .naSif
goods upon s1d WnaTit TcceiVe harfsEr here
heen by m revoked An persons who shalluse sd vhar
any PORTION thereof1ur business PURPOSES ngr he
day II June. ls5s without first obailr rv fr M
A. AtlTueys 10 Ceyeiand. MesSrs Sfandiug Pars1ns viii
be deemed trespasseIs and treated Accordingly
4. X. COLLINS.
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WETHERELL'S
PATENT
HORSE HOE.

Ie attention Of Manufacturers Faruer and Gardeners
Is soiice1 TO thl the greutsst sErufri invs M ~ ~
long teeu nerieo in the cvyaau of (arn ssc sii -
N &c Of all field productions; as the great burden ms s
This HORSE Hos is fstenei 10 soI ~ Q. Iae efoP p
elerel the Planters and Farmers OF Ohi1 Eitb ~
tIey new ~ model and design. MANY unSurceSsfu -
5 5ae N9 ior which this Is desgned and Wethres
Patent Horse Hoe stands pie-emnenfV the uosf ~
= i,bIr ~ N ail ever Manufactured Il Is eminently
* least double the numbar Of acres Of Corn Pofstos M
t 5 S hs can nv saog, T. Il s intended for hOeing an fed
- -. - ~ sIoel ~ lows Or eniis, and one h
morse can accomplish the ~ men with ne ornsv
a-s mi ~ -. a- seIk vii oe done Is thoraughlg Il
5S ~ ~ hsufes % compute the saving thus ef-cfeil.
tnt ne ioi owns Is the olinioa OF Prof. J. p Knrlan
lev days sincv, ]. C. StOidard of Worcester Mass
placed m my hnnds his new imnieneuts rera1ci
Se tne name o. te title 20 this artic with the request
sure 70 inoIm the readers of this 1urnal taf have %
IA a w tllal n dsTsnt soils Ia field of Dsnied
reduced the baked sufsce the msov, s. of an ssb
ssaP ana ei Il N As regular condition. could have
Livery weed eeetuaIy exiirmnafel eTcspf some few
Dc grOwng among the This slightly
frument which has fallen under nv oteTvafion eoes H.
MoIs 20 rapdy es y, and successfully this Itisdss-
~ epll-n 70 anect snd 1dFance the iuteresi of
ne frmer 10 sn exsnf equal that Of The moving nn
afhlnes sele improvements and modicafi0ns
which embraces will be apn.ied 90 tf h
must be one Of the most valuable aids sny one who i
tvating CROPS that require the combine u on The Nov
and Doe. Not only the and po afo - hs
ehied y bui the nuIseryman and market eaniensr viii
By s aid b able To reduce the number OF his sharers
The tobaceo. cotton and cane-sr1vsers IN re sum
might 6y ~ introduction reduce the nuber OF their Sns
lnhali wis m pecunar poini Of v-w should BE- an
10 give this impl nient tris rs Smni.v
md srenth q structure such that anv crdn1ry ynrk
Mlie o, BLACK native foreign, age Il with
q Rsats Of Counties or the entire STATE Of Ohio. for
as2deedStwlu.lq1 Jb1,S - II H. rs4s ~. A4sent
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Removal.
~ II. MORSE'S WHOLESALE and
Ls Retail Ichrcco aud Sc Soe has teen removed %
= superior 81, undcr the American Housf; where he
keees SANITY On hsn the choicest a mlst
stock OF mported and DmeStic Seg and Tohlrra Ia the
Iobarce consisting part sae following most approved
brands
christian's cgmfori; Bonn's Gold Leaf;
Blue Hens Chicken; Dollar
Worlds Fair, Sallie Miller IN fnifr
btachakcy Premium. Deuiseu's Premium
Aisa geaqine Meerstaum Pipes, Turkish and Havana
Snokine Iohacoo
Goodwias Fine Cut Chewing Tobseeo;
Semous do d.
Audersssu's do do
Waruiek, Bryan Co Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Suuh, Sesar Ca e., Drlnking FIesks, Piarins Cards
For sale BY G. 7. MORSE.
mFtf rs Ulder the Amerlc % H1uss
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on .M.4N.HOOD.
AND ms PREMATURE DECLINE

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
Iust Published Grafis the a0th Thousand:
A FEW WORDS ON THE RA-
IA Ati0ual Treatment. without Medicine Of Spermator-
rhea or Laai Neakness Nocturnal EMISSIONS, Genital
and Nervous DstIy. fmpotency, and Impedim. nis 10
Marriage generally By B. DE LANEY. NJ D.
The important fact that the alarming Complaints
inaiIng IN the mprudenre and solitude Of youth
be easily removed without Mei sine Is this ma tract
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly sue
eessful Treatment adopted by the Author fully eVnlan
ed By OF hich every enabled cure
perfec " and az the least possible cost thereby in
all the adv ertised ucs;ruus Of he DAY
Sent any address gratis and post free in sealed en-
velope. By RENTING post pal two postage stamps to
Dr. DE LANEV.
sp20s s3Il.Ins ls9 No. s. East 3lst 81 New York
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.OPARTNERSHIP-THE IIndl

~ signed have purchased qf Seiler his ef ire sroc f
Eloqr Gram Fed snd nave tins day forned copar-
nersip for the purpose Ofarrs Who'll slile and Re
tai our Grun and FEED buslness under the IA ue and
style q J. HOUCk = CO. ani would respectfully -
ult the patronage q suh mag need arts les thef line
Of business. and Of ali who been The patrons H. od
FlouIanl Feed Store, No. q Ontario "a
J. J. HOUCk
Il Van PELI ! UOUgE \ rg
Cleveland June tth l5s
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for Sale OF Rellt.

FOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
Il No =. Acsd,my street. Pos ssession Immediately
Apply a. tls once. iul2Nf
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have this daF my entire sIoo OF FInur rsi ana
tessii located "a Ontaro ST toJ H1ick Co. and
d tnis opportunity OF Iec0mnentIug then 20 nv Gus
isuers AMI public worthy Of their pafrou1ge and
iee coahdeu that they viii eudeav0r please and satisfy
Who Will i1Eor them Vlfa their patronage would ar
- return my thanks 10 ny Old clst0mers who hare dealt
WIKI me 4 fg Old stands for several wears past would
as0 call the attention Of all sch Inderod 10 ne
e er h note OF account 10 call and settle the ih-
oal ay- ,., - IL SrELLEK-
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y VI ~ VI -AaI D " AsllN lulIruFf MS
G. ID. BISHOP Cif. & VII rnsfraer
C--La-.-d. In-- a-s- l.z.--...-.. - -a-

PEM0VAL.-A. r. REDDINti
Merchant Tailor. has his tailli1g rsIab5
met 10 No 3 Prospect 81, N Bauiers BLOCK wIere H.
we'll le happy 70 see his old friends. lie Is nrepard a.
style. iul1q-iff 4
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The Part
II neIshlp heretofore known as the frm of SOME
BORN BROS and COMPOSED ofSol ). Sanuf born I,nis
Souns6ora, and Henry Sanehor tins day DISSOLVED hy
mutualeonsent, LOUIS and Henry S0anebofa retiring iron
Inc hfm SOL. s SONNEEORN.
LOUIS SONNERORN.
Cleveland, Augusta, 1857.
s s SONNEBORN will confiuueto carry on the Ready
Made Clothing Business at the old stand I56 Supsr0r-s
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NEW FIR NJ.
DOR Observation-Disclosures m
/ INSEED OIL.-30 bbls. LTNSEED
IL on, Ia good orjer, flr sale b.
iuiJl SMITH 4 prrTy4AF

4NPrsposais vii he received the oice Of the Ctv
Csii Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until August on
s7o tJr building Tue rstruct OF rurniahle Draw
Brds 70 Be oats a. the AIan aud Light House srt T.
r si1g The Cuyahog River in sand CITY Of Cleveland. A
uucgsio b. - feet IN ensih On sraeh choTd ~ IN rr6
TOP and srgt bottom chord width feet Ioad yv isI
et IN me Gear sde walAs elrh side outside the 6or
Ihe ma e1i ir sad brdeis nearly AID IN the
VciniLy Of said Main and Light House streCts
Pans can be seen and more patIc lariuformfinu can he
olnrd ~ s1li Engineers Ohea- The Board of City In
proyeInrnts invite the submis Of bids rb
/ o. accept or rriect the SANE
b orisr ofthe Beard Of Cily Imnruvsmsufs
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WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DESTROYS ER-This y the u1s; siTsciua ersss for
subdulns sn0n Il will yield iron tS0 three
suss ] STAIR = SON.
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NO HEAnS m RAMIIIE0 Il

= hsats OF Counties the entire State Of Ohio for
ias23sedStwlu.la, - 9, SIn2DDARD. n1S.l rs AseRt
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
4aal AoOtrtlsemen
NOTICE.
HEREBY Is GIVEN hat

NOTICE HEREBY is GIVEN that application will -
madesto the Circuit Court within and for the Conns
OF kenosha, at its next session in said county for the ]
Of such court for the sale OF that part of the lot cs
Church Ground or Lot adjoining block number so ~ ~
southeast quarter of section number thrty.one 1N 80
number tive (2 north of range number Sa
east, and in the city Of Kenosha as was not taken bv
extention of Main street. y e
kenosha City, May IS, 1855.
r. H. DEMING,
R. b. WINSOR,
J. T. SHEPHERD Board Trustess
n sTEBBINs, of NJ. H. Church
s. STEBBINS, of Kenosbs
WIN PECK
5w50 J. B. STARKwFATUER
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

tINHE CO-PARrNERSHlP heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned under The hrm OF Read freeman a
Co is this day dissolved by agreemen The business
viii be carried by Adolphus Freeman, who alone il
authorized to settle all accounts, collect all debts due
the late firm, aud to settle all claims againsth
ADOLPHUS FREEMAN,
4w49$ MORRIS READ,
Genoa, April 9, 1855 c. W. READ.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
state OF WiscOasin--- Nenosha County
Circuit Court.
Mortgage Foreclosure.


Richard Campbell against The Kenosha aud Rockford and
ROCK Island Rail Road Company, and John Fox
virtue Of and pursuant to Judgment In the above en-
utea action in said Court, dated May 9TH A. D. 1888
snail offer for sale and sell at public auction the highest
cash bidder az the Court House the city and county
kenosha on the 10Th day of June A. D. 1856 at the hour
OF one O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day the following
described mertgaged premises much thereof as may
be sufficient to raise the Of said Judgment liens for
taxes and assessments interest," and expenses Of said
SAFE, 10 Wit All that certain piece, parcel lot Of land
lying and being in the Of Pleasant Prairie county
henosha and state Of Wisconsin, and described follows
to wit Commencing at the northeast north
west quarter of section eleven town l. north Of
range twenty-five 1921 east, thence the north line
Of said quarter about hundred our 54
to land sold Daniel Stevens-thence south eighty rods
thence east hundred and hyour rods thence north
eighty rods to the place Of beginning reservng por
ton OF said premises occupied by the railroad track
of said company, being strip ofand six rods vide on the
present survey
Dated Kenosha, May 18th, A. D. 1855
Owls JAMES NJ PETIT, Referee.
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State of Wisconsin .--RkenOsha q OunIy
Circuit C0urs.

Alonzo Campbell against Thomas Webb, Albert Smith
Eli g. Runals, Charles NJ Willard and Orlando Foster
oY virtue OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale ia the
~ above entitled action, rendered the IA day of May
D. 1858, SHALL the third III day of july A. D. 1888,
at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
expose for sale and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the front door of the Court Honse in the city
Kenusha, in the county and state aforesaid, all the follow
ing described morgaged premises, much thereof
may necessary satisfy the amount adu0ged due
said plaintiff besides all costs, interest, and expenses of
sale to wit All those certain pieces parcels or lots of
land lying aud being in the third ard Of the city and
county Of aud state OF wisconsin, and described
follows to wit; Block number twenty Ave (25) and
block number (a6) in the southeast quarter
section number thirty 0) in number two CD north
OF range number twentythreo 23) east reservng there
from strip OF land heretofore conveyed to the Milwaukee
and Chicago Railroad by Alonzo Campbell.
Dated at the Sheriff Once, this 18th day OF May, 1888.
A. p. TYMES0N,
Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin.
L. W. EVANS, Pins Atty. dwia
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Hair Oil and POmadeS,

TN Great Variety of style and price at g..
STARKWEATHER q Cos
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state of WiscOasin-Circui COart.
County OF EGenOsha.

4'tV7ts NC T UFttt OSUfe.
John Riley against William johnson and Ann Johnson
RY virtue ofand pursuant to Judgment in the above
- entitled action in said court, dated May 10Th A. D,
lsos shall expose for sale and sell public auction TO
the highest cash bidder, at the front door Of the Court
House in the city and county of kenosha of Wiscen
SIM on the End day of july A. D. 1858 the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of that day following descrb.
ed morgaged premises much thereof may be neces
said mortgage liens for taxes and assessments inter
est costs and expenses of said SALE All that GER
tam piece parcel or lot Of land lying and being city
OF henosha and in the northeast quarter section num-
her six III in town one north Of range twenty-thre
Isl east, and described as follows, to Wit Commencing
at the northeast of lot sold Fowler thence north
four rods thence west to the Chicago road thence
southery the east SIDE of said road northwest
of said Fower lot thence east on the northsde OF
said Fowler's lot 10 the place of beginning.
Dated Kenosha, Wisconsin, May 18th A. n.,1S5s.
Owls JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
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State Of Wisconsin, ---Circuit CeuPt,
McnOsba County,

Alexander H. Newbold against Ellis E. Burton Anna Bur.
ton, w. n Burton.
Ply virtue ofand pursuant to judgement in the above
- entitled action in said court rendered MAY 4th A d
1855 shall expose for sale and sell at public auction 10
the highest cash bidder at the Court House in the city and
county OF enoha, on the 25th day Of June, A. D. lS5
the hour 81 one O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day the
following described morgaged premises or so much there
OF as may be necessary and sufficient raise the amount
oil said Judgment liens for and assessments interest
costs and expences OF said sale to wit All those certain
pieces parcels lots o: land lying and being in the third
ward OF the city OF kenosha, Wisconsin, and known
scri6ed as lots number three four FIVE six 49, T. B. 6 in
block number eight Isl 10 Nichols Holmes' addition
to the late village Of Southport city of Kenosha
consin.
Dated, Kenosha, May nth, A. d. 1855.
Owls JANES Al pCvTTr D...roo
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State OF WiScensin---Circuit Court for
the Coanty of E1enoshu
Aonzo Campbell dgdiaa George g. scott and VIRGINIA

Scott.
IN virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale IN
above entitled action, rendered the 9th day Of May
A. d. los shall the tweny-fth 2Sh) dAv of June A.
1913, at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
day. expose for sale and sell public auction 10 the high
est bidder at the front door Of the Court House Ia the city
OF henosha in the county aud state aforesaid all the fol-
rowing described morgaged premises much thereof
as may be necessary 70 satisfy the adadFed be
due said plaintiff befdes all costs interest and expenses
OF sale TO wit; All that certain pieces parcel lot Of
land lying and being in the city Of Kenosha in the state
OF Wisconsin, and particularly described follows wit:
All that part ofio number three @ lying Exchange
street, IN block number ftyDBe 59 in the southeast
quarter Of section number thrty-O (31 town o.
north ef range twentythree (2) east excepting and
serving therefrom much Of said lot three 90 Wal
decided by David Bish, Jr to Charles c. shoes from the
west end OF said lot, being ten (0) rods less
Dated at the Sheriff. Office this 10th day Of Nay, 1855
A. p. TYMES0N,
Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
Z. W. EVANS, Pits Atty. Owls
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En E.rebnae--Hxemosl.a County Court.

tsIaVV O y. NfTttIIs
ON reading and filing the petition Of John c. Leach Of
~ Soners, in kenOsha county, and state of Wisconsin
and taking due proofs Of the same representing among
other things that Celia s. Green late OF Kenosha
nosha county, Wisconsin, the Cad day of October A.
d. 1881 died nestate leaving goods chattes and
within this county, and that he the petitioner creditor
OF said deceased and praying that administration OF said
estate be granted him. 1t is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court Saturday
18th day June, A. d. 1855 at ten O'Clock, A. M his
office ia the city and coanty Kenosha And further
ordered that notice thereof be given the heirs of
deceased, and to all persons interested by publishing
copy of this order three successive prior
day hearing in the Kenosha Tribune and Telegraph,
weekly newspaper printed and published at Kenosha in
said county.
Dated Kenosha, May goth, 1855. JON d. JILSUN,
4wi9 County Judge.
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State of wisconsin. ---CircVit COnrf for
the County o. Ken0sha.

Alonzo Campbell dqaas Dominick Broderiek John Hogo
boom, John Canif Samuel Hale and John V. Aver.
pY virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and in the
- above entitled action rendered the 9Th day Of May
A. d. 1855 shall the twenty fifth 1851 day Of June A.
D. 1855 at the hour two O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
day. expose for sale and sell public auction the high
bidder at the front door ofhe Court House In the city
Of Kenosha in the couty and state aforesaid all the fol-
lowing described morigaged premises, much thereof
may be necessary satisfy amount adndged to be
due said plaintiff, besides all costs Interest and xpenees
of sale, TO witt Allthat certain niece parcel lot Of
land lying and being in the Of Brighton, Kenesa
county, and state Of Wisconsin, and designated
as follows to wit; The northeast quarter Of section num-
Der tBentyone (2l), in township number two III NORTH %
range number twenty 1901 east containing hunaTsu
and sixty Of land according to the government sHf
yey thereof. ,. q.
Dated at the Sheriff ONCE this 10th day Of Nay lso7'
A. p. TYMESON,
Sheriff Of Kenosha County, Wisconsin
Z. W. EVANS, Pits Atty. BE4s
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whiskcy

w kftcs, Liquors. kftsh ana Acobeh w hkskcy
London Porter. Scoteh die, Cigars, DC
Brandies.-O tard, Dupuy d Co, i. cheron's
Champagne. g. Adayrauid, A. Lonbat, j. g.
r. Martial, RasteaH CAarruyer, L. Marion
j. j. Dupny, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, DuKHypers, Key, Thistle
Rums-Jamaicd, 81. Crofx.
Whiskeys-Old MoaoRgdheid.
wines-BHrgundy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure Juice, Sherry ID. q. Gordon, OtAe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Hetdstck g. Co.. do. LaQe.
naand do. Queen Victoria, do. DueaI Crane.
Claret IN casks, Clarct IN cases. White IA casks
White IA cases, Muscat, Muscat in cases, Bran.
ay Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitters,
ALcokol Pure SPIRIT.
a Pricture's Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis. die nl6vls
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
BlacLsmiths will always find them well supplied with
Iron of all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers Ground Wagon Boxes &C., with
full assortment of
BlackSmith's Tools,
Among which may found Bellows Anyls Vices ssdoes
Hammers, Stocksand Dies, Rasps, Piles, Nppers, &c.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Cabinet Makers Tools and Trim an N vs
that pertain to their business
Choice selections OF English and American Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver and Albatta Ware OF all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistern Chain Pumps with tubing0 well wheels Cor
dage Of all kinds everything that to the
hardware business comprising one Of the most extensive
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and viii
,',st. van ~ ''9sA' ~ 1's
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested call and sx
anime Goods and Prees' which winbW uy and free
Z R 9 TT
OF all descriptions Ok bows OK yokes rings and sta
PIES steel springs, cutivator teeth Nails little cheaper
than neghbors; wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws hes ehs augers bellows grind stones enor-
nous quantities of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
oour own manufacture and surpassed by any tinker
this side of sundown
OUR TIN SHOP
he as o na
ready make tin CUTTERS conductors trouehs
&C., and put them up at short notice.
To all who wish to make acquaintance would say
to get onr
money in exchange for full equivalents Then you have
not the cash. or old ron rags old copper pewter
surn IKE don't refuse to wait you length
Of tine, doing by you as we would be done by.
~ 0ruers will receive prompt and careful attention
WOOD & CARTER.
Kenosha, Sept %, 1885, 1yl5