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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment I
- The Bisr LiNlhiiNr IN THE WORLD tlsila
For Man or Beasf. 49,
Another Remarkable Cure Performed NV n =.

READ fOR ROUHsELvEsu
lLnflAs f"rd, bh-cksulHh, living CAsssseA
on teuth street, had borribe. runnilg sore On
loot He u@d tarioas IAnfnents salves Se iA
could do "a NO good lie desFu1ired ever being i
70 ~ofk Al Ais traar again, bccsse he couia nol bs
any weight on hs iooti aud By buile heLs.nT Il
felrAnic t1niinent, he = nos perfectly cured.
khcsiilstssai. Paralysis Ncar4igiH nrusses sprnfr
s'innsss ~ tbe J0aas Auscics Threat Swe
hgff t-lf -e1q or loothctc, NSands, Frszh Outs ~
sSfss, burs, scAidss aiit, ke- ield ~ ths azc
nliteace of tnls wondcTiul l.nireut
for itprsus and Catfie ! = iufhllbie r.na~dx n
ctl-es e-.As, ser-tirs. Cracked Ha-n Laansas rss.
sl-.sAs - csnyf sfaili, flstaLs, BraEscs, e.slla
h<Asas t-ttle snake AlLcs, and various oiher q ts.
e sach animals liable " from Injuries or acct
deatA. t7 ~. rf ~ :. - a..
!. 1ses5 Neeaauy Arfe1.4ai should obtain supply e
c.sss q .i~ss- core. A-''lsn~ A sells r-l@ay aii
iseral aiseoani AN be made 10 u.erc,.ss, = 3it'
bay ~ SID Asan. - n = nrrs
sa- for sAls ey J. H. MCLEAN Prsprieior, ecsn
- tnAfa aaa issas sare~ts, - tsus. Missouri; also
s~Ae - above - auss-.is.r.lx
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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

RddsoayS ReJopatiHG Resoiuuyst should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throughoutthe land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, HumOrs, &C. These
bI sakings (thus early) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock Afe doses OF the
heROudtiig Resor will eradicate every vestge OF the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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Claib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN -
Removal.

HNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street to No 3d. in the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad
where be keeps constantly on hand and makes to
der the various articles embraced in his line OF bus
ness He invites especial attention to his large assort
ment of CASTINGS, HOILOW-WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Molds,
straw Cutters, COrn-SheeTs, COrn-Crushers, Mill
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan. 29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Greatest NIedical Wonder
OF THE. A AGE! n
VANS
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
Friend of the Human Family |!

TINE world is challenged produce medicine that
Il has afforded the same amount OF relief 20 suffer
ing humanity Cowan's Iithontriptic.
u COWAN'S LITTfON7hffsTICh has cured thousands
Of OF Stone in the Bladder Kidneys. - i
COWAS'S LITYfoAIRLP7IC has cured the most
aggravated of Gravel SEEN and is the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases.
.tf COFAN7S LI7H0N7RLIsTIC never fails TO cure
all the diseases Oft the Kidneys and Binder 81 rT q
COFANiS LL1zIoNIRLf'7IC is the only sure rem
5 cOR4N'S LI7H0NTRTFTzcfs a certain cur for
Chronic GonOrrhoea and Gleef -. stt .i5Eat "a .
l. c0WAN'S LL7If0NTRLPZC cures weakness Q
the Loins.
Z c0WAE'S LTTH0y7RfPTTC has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus Uleri ever known. u f -Tl.
CORAN;S SLI7ff0NTRLfs17Ci is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness -.f
cCWANrS LfIHONIRLPIi@ viii cure the worst
C0WAN'S TKIHoNzRLP7Tc win cure long stand
ing cases of structure ana remove Venereal Tant from
the system.
cOWAN'S LI7RoN7RLPTTc is the only remedy
known for the cure of all sympathetic complaints
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who rs prog
nant should at once procure bottle If she wishes
feel well, while in that condition.
COWAN'S LI1HONIRLf7YC is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that viii relieve the pains OF labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
sure friend TO assist them in the greatest trial of their
life. dt
The most incrednlous will he convinced Of the grea
efficacy OF the Idthontrptc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bottle
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JACKSON, Tenn, August %, 1857.
The above case perfectly cured by l3 bottles Of
the Lthontriptic, and one of the cases of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
G. ADAMSoN.
Let every female who expects TO become a mother
read the following and proht thereby
loRKvlLIK, October, 1853
MRJ. +. CowAs-Dear sir'-Hou will do me the kind
ness 90 publish under my certificate the following
that the suffering community may be benefited.
have gwen birth 10 nine children, and my hfe being
mraculOusy saved (as ] oonsder) by your medicine
cannot In justice you and tba public withhold my
testimony 20 IT. many virtues. ~.
used your Lithontripuc IN small portions perhap,
day. for 1--WE months, which dispeile .
the nstuent sickness stomach ana hezr burn
which had annoyed me, 10 alarming extent
IN all my former pregnancies. When i was con
same medicine, which gave an easier deiv-
cry by great deal than 1 ever had before. Nor is
this all have il tried IA and heard from
respectable source ia another that your IAthOn-
trptc tried in and the Midwife with others Al
attendance were thoroughly vinced that the pain
the delivery was very much lessened by Us use.
would say 10 ali my that expect 10 be mothers
20 be without your Invaluable medicine during preg
nancy, and particularly the time OF confinement a
il has marked tendency 10 relax the system eopse
quentiy the pam OF labor Is much diIninsbeG aud
ther my Physicians and Midwife both said that had
dropsy OF the Womb. and ENJOY better health
than have done IN ten years and believe the dis
ease is entirely removed. .---.......s -,
Sir do this that the sueTings of very many Of nv
sex may be alevated II they only overcome their
preiudces much 10 try the IAthontFiptc II any
person wishes 10 know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me at rkvile, Tenn.
- CYNTHIA L. Snow.
was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the
facts contained IA the above certificate. have been
and have reason TO believe the truth Of their certin
cate. Rev. J. W. NEEDHAM
PREPARED ONLY By = -
W.. IF GRAY.
nlar2S-triW4W6m Adstpife. Tenn
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X. II. Relief.
ConstitutfonaI Diseases.

Many diseases that afiet humanity inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of scky sres.
Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits, among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now,
not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established Ia the system, cor
rupting the boodRddtodys ReH0cdti,g ReoluaHt will
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every paTt-
Gle OF diseased deposits, and I'LL the veins with
pure ana healthy blood .f.---.
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NEW TREATNXEN'r.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established for the Cure of
Dyspepsia. General Debility, Fever
and Ague. Asthma, fnciPient Cen-
sumption, Infirmities Of n outh aud
Old Age, &c. r g'Tl
No MERCURY USED.
~ - ~ = -

. NO MERCURY USED.
NJ w. n m % ~ ~ son
Corner n Main and Quay streets, BgTaio, Neg Pork
RE the only Physicians in the State wfio are mem
IL bers of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
May be consulted from O'Clock in the morning an
The treatment they adopt the result OF upwards
80 years extensive and successful practeein Europ
and America 8 =
A Most Scientific Invention -.
An instrument Tor The cure Of genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known Seminal
Weakness Sc., can be permanently cured la from us
teen 10 twenty days, by the Of this instrument,
when used conlontly with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR.. AMOS d son take pleasure in announcing tha
they have 81 veHfed most important instrument for
the OF the above Diseases Il has been subjected
q test of the most eminent physicians In London.
ed the only useful instrument ever yet invented for
the OF Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital organs caused by the secret habits of youth
DIR. AMOS q SON Ia order 10 satisfy the most
skeptlcal 10 the merits of their insruent pledge
themselves thai Ia any instance where u may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial, the money viii be
funded by returning the instrument In good order.
Persons wishing the aboye useful Instrument will
observe that the price with the accompanying drec.
tons, securely packed, and sent by mail express
ten dollars
New Remedfes and Quick Curcs.
a CURE WARRANTED. -.
DIR. AMOS q son have for long series OF year
bean engaged Ia extensive practice IN the reatmep
of these delicAte complaints, and the only legal
quziaed Phy yscians who advertise tO cnrtAi
complaints, or from whom genuine European remeds
Persons IS ASY PAKT or THK woKID may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of thc3
eases with a remittance for Medicines &C. which nj
be returned with the utmost Dispatch and seeare from
observation.
address DIR. AE0s q SOW corner Main and Quay
streets, Bufalo, New York. r.na4
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NEAR JACKSON. Madison county, Tenn.

10 uI pcTSoAS dVtlcteu UaLh GFdotf.
I Ms J. f. cowAS;-Dear srs-I hereby certify that In
the summer of the year 1853. servant of mine boy
about 19 years of age, who had always before this
been stout and of vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. Physician was called who attended
him for several months during which time he grew
worse daily, until he helpless, and believe would
have died in few day had it not been for friend
who advised the OF Cowan's Lithontriptc. / pro-
cured afew bottles, the first of which gave him recf
and in short time he able 10 walk about, and
finally fully recovered since which time he has had no
SYMPTOMS OF said disease, and TO all appearance as
healthy as any servant my plantation. there
fore recommend II 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, as one OF the most certain remedie
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d 1857.
.t DANIEL SHELTONi
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q he irofnftcsnr and e ~ Enfe1 Hlzfrs essstE
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"a srzs EfzI lEtr1s1rce4 t6e EEz4 kzGEe4l hss -
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Aaresz = 4srs ~ tks sheFp artcis ~ fsi zirr<
slats frr stltsH1eur
J(ass A. fkERANE = ca. n<srxtz.s
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nem-Dork.

From vIScHER, OWEN K CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New-York. =. =
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Notice.

IL persons Indebted 20 the estate Of SARAH :.
Z ~ EWING are requested O. come ferNaFd and make
payment and thcse % whom the estate Is indebted
hereby requested present ther eianIs Tor set
tleTaent, OF they Wilt be forever barred lsaa =
ABRAM L. DkMoSss, Ex'r.,
septaO-u of sarah :. ExinK,
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Auction and Commission Notice.

Ilh-SJ- y. SlIik11S wiii esuainss 40 make sale. .
~ clzAA s4fy durins tlss rreseut seassu. All -
AA-es tASsois nztain tArsa days Loerli sasaa 3 ~
114eo - cs11l,nnEutE e i,
Al psraese h-sias Sai1noss n kAadz ~ a.
VIZ - - eslhng ana le.Fr rccsipG ior procssds.
Oeoas bsas "A car own accoant ~ $50
af hEsJ D. sHiEIxns i'.11
/ ?. c-tAuntry herehants ssb tiease cad az -rs
winkeeP eeaEt%aty hshd y.fsrls ~ (rss e.s ~.
sep1-a Il p.
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Musif, l)iauOs, &f.
NJ a. - U a.

M u - xC.
~ F. TTIuRSTON viii resume his les alax
u. ia Vocaization and on the Piano =
Forte, Monday next, sept. 9th. s41Is[s
Oriers may be left at has room at the Sc 4srf$
nanee Hotel seFto-u
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4 tLt# akEHxf114s NARA - tsl1@-
I-nnr sz4 amer ia "a q AFs sls PISA ffse ~
Il te as.ened "a s.saass a ball g@Ef A. G,. 4nd
riozs Al . A. n Osssa ae.in p D. and cioss ~
p NJ o. Al ath<F Gays thr 0sce H1 ~ efsllsa -
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N = ANDERSEN lisa AAster
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lTSf NnAT EiERY EAnILI NiNfs

Geaun eAeap ss-ag h.1hans. Prius s1aly !. - =, :.
- - -. Ihess N.e1nos assA only hc kao.a =,
inssre t1eaa FAAce a nin1osi every lsnaily. 10 .
frrtl-ts 4nd lhez ther 30 8
ee4nr t<<efe ~ tas sale * tbe kefflc1sus - -
ymoaa family sewing l1aealae - -
si f1caar c-ii - sle us1lefsds 1el. 4E
~ At4se zlzd i1salss 4 Etaos
sssis ks.z s.ssss tnss@ s,rest. bst~ssa - 3ui -
n ns-Fartleei.r astsnuon pass = reg.lrlnk |.
ferfas Cash. e1l :
y F;-EsfSeS sswax s.shias pesrs
S@shtiIe, fsla-, seski-it@24ig
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ocnonkE 20. rssm

DIR. JAMES WILLIAMS: ~ ~ss
= Dear slr2-hSvmg suffered for long time FRO IN
dyspepsia so severely that completely I,rsfr-,
ed and having tried every for relief withon,
success Was advised 10 your ssAnt- -I,ysr.tie
hAAr- IL ahords me much pleasure 10 inIorIa- ven
that am entirely cured by is use and coraIly re-
commend TO ALI persons suffering under Iysrensis
Very respectfully, &c,
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i2-4 Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets
Tent rInfha afn etc

Together with the above Goods Ne have large
stock OF 10 4. IA Z and Ia Bed Blankets. Also,
sneFal stock of stase Dry Goods, Nhich Invite
the attention Retail Buyers AZ No. 81 college 81
nova. naa A-c : AZ, bEE1h
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rom ANDREW WINDS GeneraiAdyertising House,
- 133 Nassau street, New-York.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20
S 9s'ElEgo1 :: Il 1rE % lP olg ffRY.
"Gooa.nue.,

Hr "
Farewell ! farewelll is often heard ''s
From the lips of those who part-.. h',
Ills whispered tone4stis gentle word d,
But itsprimgs not from the heart. ~ ,s.j
1t may serve for the lovers closing lny. Az
To be sung meath summers sky
But give to me the lips that say
The honest words--"G Good Bye %,
Adieu adieu mny gree, the ear,
In the guise ofcourtly speech;
But when VIC leave the kind and dear. ~
g.. lis what the Heart would teach.
Whene' or we grasp the hand OF those
We would have forever nigh,
The flame of friendshir huss.s and eiows
In the warm, frank words-"Good- Bye"
The mother sending forth her child
To meet with cares and strife % -.
Breathcs tllro' her tears, her doubts and fears
For the loy'd ones future life,
No cold 'adicus,' no farewell lives ~"
Within her choking sigh, taF -te
Buts tho deepest sob of anguish gives
God bless thee, boy, "Good-DyelH. .a
Go watch the pale and dying ono. ot4 -
When the glance has 'ust its beam 't-s
When tEe world is cola the marble Stone.
And the brow3a passing strcam--
And the latest pressure of the hand,
The look of the closing eye,
Yield what the heart must understand, u3'@r
a long--a last ''Good- -ByeW at'-~e3 rs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20
Vol. IX.--NO. 81.
a Persevering Woman.

Near Norwich Chcnango county, N. Yorl,
lived two families of well to do farmers, be-
tween whom there existed MS bitter a feud as
ever ragged between tho Montagues and Cap
ulcts. The heads of the families consumed
the bulk of the time in annoying. each other
and the children on both sides with two ex-
coptions, inherited thoirparent's hatred, and
lost no opportunity ofgratifying it.
These exceptions werc the Oldest son of tho
one, and the second daughter of the other.
who, seeing no reason why they should hate
each other IN imitation ofther parents, be-
came desperately cnamorcd. The parents
soon discovered how matters stood. and of
course were cnragcd. john and Mary wcro
both severely rcprimonded, and charged par
ticularly to think no more of each Othcr.--
But who ever heard of such a charge being
| obcyed? The more they were told not to, the
moro they did. Seeing that easy measures
would not answer, the parents of John sent
hun to an uncle i'll the country. MtGy'spro
genitors locked her up for a week to keepher
FROM following him
One night in November last, the whole fam
lily joined in roviling and abusing her. Not
word did she say in reply, but her ashy face
and boodlcss lips, showed that something
was brewing. As soon as the family had re.
tired, she put on her bonnet and shawl, and
going down from her room, noiscly unlocked
the door, and walked out into the durkness.
Half crazed she had thought of nothing but
escape, and had not provided herself with
anything necessary for the long journey sho
had undertaken. Shekncw where John was,
and she determined to reach him. BY day
light, she had achieved ten miles. AT farm
house she procured breakfast, and making
inquiries. set out again, Day after day she
travelled, eating and sleeping at farm houses
Occasionally a charitable wnggonor would
carry her a few miles, and then again for
days she was obliged to walk.
Finally, completely worn out she arrived at
her destination. She found John, told him
her troubles and trials, and put herself under
his protection. John, Ikea sensible man.
posted to Bucyrus. got out papers and mar
ried her offhand. 10 end tho story as ticti-
tious ones arc always concluded, they should
have gone bock, fallen on their knees and
implorcd the forgiveness of their parents
But neither of them were romantic They
felt that they had dono nothing to be forgiven
for, and had no particular desire to sec the
faces ofthose who had abused them. So in
stend of going east, they went west, and are
by this time settled in Wisconsin.-Bucm7ts
(Ohio) .JOuynul.
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Astonishing Performance before Her Maj
eStV

eSCY.
On Wednesday morning, the 18th, at
Windsor, Mr.. j. S. Rarey, from the Uni
ted States of America, had the honor of
exhibiting before her Majesty, the Prince
Consort and the Royal 1iamily and suite,
III the riding house, Ills miraculous power
over the horse. Several animals were Sc
lcctcd as subjects of his experiments. He
commenced with wild COLI eighteen
months, belonging to the Prince Consort,
which was brought from Shaw Farm, and
which had never been handled except by
halter, and had been chosen by Colonel the
Honorable A. n, Hood for the OCCASION
After being alone with the animal for about
an hour and hale the Royal party enter
ed, and found Mr.. Rarey sitting on it's
back, without holding the rein, the horse
standing perfectly quiet Mr. Rarcy then
made few remarks in regard to his great
experience in the treatment of this noble
animal; a drum was afterwards handed to
Mr. Rerey, which he beat with fury whilst
sitting on the horses back, without the colt
exhibiting any signs of fear. The Royal
party afterwards withdrew for few min
utes, and on their return found the animal.
lying down, and Mar. Rarey knocking its
mug icsS togeVrer' one OF winch ne put
asainS' MS laec. Afterwards restlve
bles, in London, which Mr.. Rarey said he
had before handled was nlaccd ot ono ,e,,f'
lof tho r;dino bonsa o,hnh NJ u -
,ront 10 ~ In ss5 Iet,,: i'"oS z,
s'io oS,,oi CIV anu ~ ms commune
Cnc morse "aiKeu quictiy up TO hlm. He
then made the horse lie down, in the pres
ence of the Queen, when Mr. Rarey crawlcd
between his hind legs, and over him in va
.rious ways. Mr.. Rarey then rolled the
morse on his back The horse was after
wards placed in various positions, in which
it stood without holding, and without q
bride. A third horse. selected by Mr.
Meyers, the riding master. MS 4 very ncr
vous. animal. Was tSoh brono,,t ~ IA
foy,, ~, ~, n toc a. = q, - a. .
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,ayWiTAT does Satan pay You for sweart
ing" s9id'a gentleman, to one whom he
heard using profane language. aHedon't
pay me ansthing,G, was the reply g Well,
yoa work cheapj To lhy aside th6 character
Of gentlemaii, to inAiet SO much pain on
your friends aud civil people, and to risk
losing yotr own soul (gfad,ptlly rising lii
emphasis and all foblnothingE 4iou oeti
tainly do WORK cheap --vcFy ehoSp ihdeGde'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

In is said that Sir Colin Campbelh in
tysentysone days, travelled 900 miles, forced
antehSrance into a city defended by 60,-
coo lighting mem. relieved a garrison be-
lsieged for Ave months, Hfthdresa $50 w6s
mon and childEen, il the face Of an OVER
,wholring force, relieved bis detachmentatD
Gewnpore, twice defeated an enemy, thrice
his own strongth, and finally stripped theiS
OF every vcstige Of artillery
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

New York, Feb 6.-e,Horace S. Ell
drldgea leading saint, is here, chatged with
a general supervision over the Mormon
Charch inithe East He admits that if
the troopsattempt TO enter Salt Lake City
in hostile array, there will Inevitably be
blood shed. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

GRIEF knits two hearts in closorbonds
than happiness ever can and comnion suf-
terings arc far stronger links thsmcommon
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
their stock. 800 -
BlacIsneitI,s will always find them well su,p,ied with
Iron Of all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rass wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes &C. with
full assortment of
Block;smith's Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows, Anvs Vices, sledges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies Rasps, Piles, Nippers &c
They will keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet Makers Tools and Trisn,,ssuUs
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
ae IN ana IMAM Pumps wth tubng well Wheels Cor
hardware business comprising the most extensive
assortments in the state.
The steck entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care RON manufacturers and importers and will
ne sold Tor cash az low owe than can be bought in the
Sst.
Farmers, Mechanics. Builders,
nu a" others are respectfully requested call and
annie a. Goods and Prices, which win bW uly ana free
7 R @ ~
OF all descriptions Ok bows and OK yokes rings and
PIES steel springs cultvator teeth Nails little cheaper
than our neighbours wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws files chses augers bellows grind stones and enor
nous quantities of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Wore,
ofour manufacture and net surpassed by any tinker
this side Of sundown ~
OUR TIN SHOP
Is up stairs and kee constantly or
aand everything in the OF tin manufacture and vers
We are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors cave
&C., and put them up short notice. =
To all who wish to make acquaintance we would saw
We are always glad to you with YOU to get your
money IN exchange for full equivalents and when you have
MOI t.e cas or OLD ron rags, old copper pewter BRASS
sue ke we don't refuse to wait you enetb
u TIM. -n'1G by you as we would be done by
E oruers wi'l receive prompt and careful attention
Kenosha, Sept 25, 1885, 1y15