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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

land Agency Omee.-S. Y. Brande has just
fitted up a pleasant room Main street, one do.r
north Of the City HOTEL where he intends to
locate his Land Agency. The room is small but
neat, and makes real Improvement in the appear
anco Of Tho gtreet in that vicinity
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Kcnosha EEaFbOr.-Wo are informed by Mr..
D. Head. Chairman Of the Harbor Committee, I'M
der whose direction the improvements in the har-
Doe are NOW being made, that channel ii feet
deep has been dredged along the north harbor pier.
This will admit the largest vessels on our lake
1t il found thai very little sand drifts in between
the piers, and hence, when the channel is once
thoroughly deepened, the work will not need to be
done over again very soon, Now, if we can meet
our Rockford neighbors, and 20 complete our Rail.
road to that point, NAV be pretty sure of full
warehouses and better times.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Earnestness is forerunncr Of triumph, and the
history the world las shown thar those who have
succeeded have universally been those who have
put their shoulders TO the wheel without Hinching.
a very signal instance of this is the condition Of
exceeding popularity to which the Near York Mer-
eu,y has attained The proprietUrs of that paper
uaYe spared no expense, and have been indelat-
gable III their ldOorS to render it what it was orig
inally designed to be-" a journal of American
Literature and they have the satisfaction OF ses-
ing Their efforts crowned with brilliant and endur
ing success.
Iue cohtlibutorial corps is now a constellation of
the most lustrous stals OF The literary artist C
urnanlent. A paper which con.aiAs the wrlmss
ot BAYARD TAYLOR, Dr. j. H. RUBINsuN the lat-
est engagement, and of the most valuable. J
GEORGE ALBANY, NED BUETLlNK, and others vi
| the most gifted ana popular authors, whose worKs
nave giuced the pages Of American publications.,
cannot be otherwise Than We4cun guess al every
nresIde throughout tue land, especially wien iIlus
tst, Iii his peculiar characterisic way, that the
word can now boast of.
These attractions, although only procured al al
expense which wUulo sound fabulous Ii stated here
nave gwen the Mercai sOldIty aud reputation
| tor real genuine merit that nothing can destroy
and mat enuears it 10 every individual one of 1T
readers. lie earnest aud honest labors of lis 70
pretors, seconded by their enterprising disre art
| u imned.a.e outlay. nave been rewarded 10y
need OF pubhc favor that they could hSldly hav
eApected, but wIIcn they most em,nenIiy deserve
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

~ Tho lightfngerod gentry are practising
thieving in the country On Monday night of this
week, our friend p J. Hooker had his wash stolen
Mr. H. wac out in pursuit of the thief thieves
Tuesday last Whether he has obtained clue to
his property or not, we are uniformed
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

New stOre.--W. s. Strong is about to open q
new store in this city. lie has just received fren
the east large stock Of dry goods, groceries and
crockery, which he is now opening at He'sberg'
old stand, nearly opposite the Runals House. Full
narticnl nrs neTt week.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Another New stOre.-R IT. SlossOn g. Co.
Of Chicago, intend opening, in few days, whole
sae and retail Grocery Store, on the corner of Main
and Park streets. This is another evidence of the
increasing business of our city.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

RunaIs MOu~e.-Farmers visiting this city
will find this house comfortable quarters to stop at
while the travelling public may depend on enjoy
ing the accommodations Of a first clsss hotel. See
card in another column.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Fatal AccIdent-We learn that on Friday
last man named Joseph Woo d, living two miles
from the village Of Richmond H. fell from load Of
hay, instantly breaking his neck. 1t appears he
was standing near the back end Of the load when
the team suddenly starting, he fell backwards to
the grouad. lie was about fifty years OF age.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30
Celebration at RichmOnd, ILL.,

Celebration at RichmOnd, HII.-The citi-
zens of Richmond are to celebrate the Fourth in the
old.fashioued, orthodox manner. Those living in
the western part Of the county will probably "a
there t. do up their patrotism for one year Col.
H. Gibbs is Chief Marshal Of the day, and Gen. j.
Z. Mtkesgon, tonst mnster
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Enormous slcnd-LctIuce.-H

Enormous Eend-LetIuce.- II. f. Phelps
presented us yesterday with head of a new v0rie
ty of lettuce weighing ~ lbs. This new variety is
called Spanish Cos the seed having been imported
from Spain last year by Thorburn, Of N. Y city
1t is a superior quality for table use, and doubt
not will supercede all other kinds soon as a sup
DIV OF seed can be had.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

CAN PrOmeDnd - Remember the social
promenade at Odd Fellows Hail. on the evening
OF the glorious Fourth Of July. Tho committee of
arrangements will spare no pains TO have every
thing agreeable to all who attendant those ex.
peoGug good time viii not be disappointed
Refreshments including ice cream, strawberries,
&c, will be served up in the adjoining room.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Social Turners--The members of this society
bonorv and active, who Intend visiting Wilmot on
the fourth are requested to meet at the Turn Hail.
on Monday morning at Z.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

THE OHIO WHEAT CRoP.-The Cleveland
Herald says the giea' frost OF the night Of the
4th OF June has done serious injury TO the
wheat crop Of OhlU. but The locally III which il
was SO destructive, occupies smaller portion
of the great wheat counties OF the State Than is
generally supposed. BY the leiulns to the Au-
dtOr of Ono, the heat crop Of that Stale was
in 1858, 70, o97 OLA bushels, of which 1897 q ~
bushels We're raised i'll the district visited by
the most. his leaves more than 1901 ,tiUu
bushels for the rest Of the state, aud surprising
that three Quarters of the crop in the frost di s
trct are lost, there are left abvnt I9, 5oo ut
bushels for the entire crop. But a larger
breadth was sown last fall, the expectation oi
the crop, says the Herald may be put down a
22,O0JUUO bushels.-AibaRy Journal
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

New Brick Ynrd.-Mr J. II, DEAN has estao'
lished brick yard just 'TeSt of the cemetery and
has finished burning his first kiln. The brick are
said TO be equal to those made by Mr.. Rowland.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

CROPS IN EUkorE.-1ne n. Y Tribune OF
June 18th in respect to the European harvest.
bias the following.
1--WE have Trustworthy advices to the effect
that there Is promise vt excsllent crops in Lu-
rope; and that III spite vi The war, there viii be
no unusual demand Tor American brsaastuhs in
that part Ot The ord"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

,
Pixies Peak Co. b Dick Haycosk, command
sr, privates Peter Brown VIM. Yeoman and Robt
Lowell, were seen yesterday in Wilmot, on their re-
turn me. They will probably be in town to-day
Jas. Selway Of the same Co., is at Davenport Iowa
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30
Tbieying.-G D Hend had some forty ham

Thieving.-G. D. Head had some forty hams
stolen from his Warehouse on Saturday evening
last. There were plenty Of shoulders in the Ware
house, but the scamp or scamps deemed ii no OBJ
ject to NEEDLE with them. The stolen hams were
covered with cloth and whitewashed. If any new,
unaccustomed dealer in hams should suddenly tarE
up, it would be no harm to inquire where he got
his capital.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

PRUSSIA TO Assist AUsTRIA.-Some OF
the English Journals, assert that Prussia has
determined to assist Austria III the great conteS
now gong on IN Europe. The alledged cause
for rendering assistance on the part OF Prussia,
is the uphoIdlng the treaty of 1915, by which
Austria was guaranteed to the possession vi
IombardV.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Military Roview.-By reference TO our spe.
cia notices it will be seen that Colonel David H
Lane has ordered out the lst battalion of the 9th
regiment, comprising the entire military corps of
our city 70 rendezvous Market street east OF
Main at M on tho 4th July Tue different
companies will be reviewed, the arms examined.
&C. after whiol the Washington Light Guards,
[Capt Clark land the Kenosha City Guards, Lieut.
J. Grove will march to grove ontside the city,
and the Kenosha Rifles Col. Lane, take the cars
for Wlmot
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

AIarm.-Last night little after II o'clock, the
fire ball was rung vigorously as t, create gu tie
an excitement in the streets. number of enter
prsing individuals scamperod through town crying
i" Fire. end Engine No trundled few
yards; but the excitement was quoted upon learn
ing that it all arose from small vessel loaded with
wood. missing the entrance to the harbor, and in
some danger of going ashore. The vessel was
found all right this morning and is now safe in port.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

HONOR To WHOM HONOR, &c.-Many men
in the world are constantly wearing borrowed
honors. In some instances high sounding tie
tie is worn by an individual where the title fits
the wearer, about as handsomely as an article
commonly called,a shirt graces pea brush
Mr.. $. s. Schof is the Editor of the Kenosha
Times and the Improvement in that paper is
owing mainly to his talent and enterprise as
writer. Mr. Butts does not furnish directly to
our knowledge single line for his paper.
1t would really be as good us museum to
read paper edited one week by ]. A Butts
We like to see man stand on his own under
pinning and this is our excuse for letting the
public know who is the real editor of the Times.
SUICIDE.-Miss Williams late of the town of
Bristol III this county, committed suicide by
drowning herself in Il lake in the vicinity OF
Lima N. Y. The young lady was student
at the Academy in Lima, and hugely es-
teemed Tor her moral worth, and superior int9l-
lectual attainments. The verdict of the Coro-
ner's jury was, that she came to her death by
her own act, while in a state of temporary in
sanity, induced by disease, to which she was
hereditarily disposed.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

Wnrer-Cmre.-We were surprised, when visit
ing the Water. Cure establishment in this city day
or two since, 10 find how much real Improvement
it had undergone within few months past It's en-
torprisng proprietor, Mr.. Pennoyer, appears to be
determined to render the Water Cure of Kenosha,
not only an establishment that our city may be
proud of, but place where the invalid viii find q
home, and be at the timei" charge of the best
medical skill. The Water.Cure, situated as it is
on the highest ground in the city, commands view
of a great part Of the city the lake and harbor.-
There is no pleasanter place for invalids to spend
the summer, and it is already attracting large num-
bers from the ueighburing villages and cities.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30
Established 1893.
Established 1893.
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS
N5E5" CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM SEs

This remarkable American remedy is carrying
the wOrld by stor millions Of boxes sold
ally. Composed entirely Of Flowers Roots Balsams and
tracts their effect the human system is pleasant satsac
tory successful Acting directly the blood glands
solids and fluids Of the body their ia attended with the
happest effect sudden attacks of disease doses
always In old standing Of sickness small doses
repeated frequcnts ceanse the that good hea It'll
No change employment diet necessary
They uths sweed joints aching limbs.
etc. other kinds They
the price will be refunded They considered
cheaper safer preter and in all respects superior TO
purRave pill 5 The discovery of coating
pill with sugar eanated with DR. Herrck Al others are
if will do harm, and disappoin tho
sick erricks pills elegantly put 30 in box, with
sheet of directions and sell for % box boxes
| for 81.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

To RAILROAD cURsIoNIsTs.-At tention is in
vited to the Advertisement of Kenosha & Rock
ford Road. Trains will run during the day, for
the benefit of those who desire Fourth of July
III
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Yankee Notions!

COMPLETE stock of Yankee Notions, from Needles
up. We have decidedly the best assortment of FSn-
cy Dress Buttons offered in this market; and
me OF the beauties of them their cheapness We have
also splendid assortment of Fancy Hair Pins and
H'ao Dresses at one-hah what they have usually
been sold for. E. W. BLINN & co.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30

- Sewing machies run by steem in
Bridgeport, Conn, at the rate Of 400 Stitches
per minute.
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Gbitago advertisements.

r. O y N d S &c Ian GDON.
General Advertising Agents 1856 Randolph Street. are au
thorsed to receive Advertisements for this as well as all
OF the most Influential and largest circulating papers
throughout the entire North West
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KenOsha, Thursday, June 30, 49,
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Election of Tenchers.-The Board Of Edu
cation Of this city, at a special meeting held Oh
Monday evening last elected the following teach
ers for the ensuing school year. Their terms Of
service will commence in September next
Mr.. T. j. CoNArTr, Principal Of High School
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-30
Notice!

TOHN WILSON, of the City and County o.
- Ken"sha, respectfully informs the public H
large that he has settled up with every one of hi
now square with the world aud the subscribe
al q gives notice to all those who are indebted It
him previous to his assignment, will please TO cal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

n A!tiGcial Teeth-The Cheeplastic Pre-.
cHss.-H. ". JON ~, DrNTisT, havils purchased
TEETH, and after sstng aSd tsstiss it in the moSs
dteE cases, sphsrs 0tAsy plates hGd JasIsa Is -.
ttrev safssed o ttS n6solrts sxpsytoTtsv ovsr The
gold, silver and platins method; can, thefefore With
con nidence, recommend II To I'll who may desire f
or partial sets q teelh srd sssseistlI 20 sse4
In this process, all Of the objections 20 ehe rod
plate removcdthe suction 6ssNS esslses eecsrso
comfort and stability to the , and the teeth hoing
embedded in the metal, the food z exc, ndod frOf
under or between them; they are, therefoeot sloan
or, smoother, and in every fespeot bottef n con
sequence Of the perfect sdaptaticn Of the rsso q
the mouth. and the snction thereby seoureds - a0
insert one or more teeth WifhoHs eiesp3 cod II ~
Oess. guarantees perfect sad ss.isf.st9ry ls.
cd BY those standing highest in the Drofsssi0as
North and South, Testimonials viii b Givsn 81
t6em The old piatsg Of those wishing % sxeksaxe
the old me.hod for the ssv. Xlll Il 1Psss e 81
mode for those who may prefer 4.
Filling thoroukhly spd gently d9nes q? ses0 ~
OAhes opposite Cerinthisn HAL. N1-W
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n Phys,c,ans are generally 10th 70 spesA

A Physicians are generally 10th 70 speeA
. word in praise Of what are called patent Insdl-
ical ethics that ply scian who sanctions tho use
of such remedies cannot be considered . member
Of the National Association. But there are ex.
the disciples Of Escuapius have actual, bcen COM
PEELED, y, the force Of facts 70 Iccommend tpe me-
Of DR.. J. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTkkS,
tor those diseases which are particularly prevalent
dnrins the summer and fall They have ascsf-
copia which can compare with this wonderful e,ui-
pound for deFan .eWent of the system. Thou.
sands OF families residins slon the low grounds Of
the Western and Houthern rivers, are now .cOn-
vinced that they have found q medicine peculiarly
adapted for their alme9ts while IN Other p0ttions
OF the country, durin< the summer months, the de-
mand for the sri icle l. equally largo.
Sold by drussist and dealers generally.
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DESTRUCTION OF CoTToN IN ALABAMA-We
fear that the worm will prove unusually de-
structive to the maturing cotton this season.
The prospect of the crop has very materially
changed within week past. We hear COM
plants of worm and rust not only among the
plantations OF this county, but exchanges are
making loud com plants from the same causes
gentleman of this county inform us that two
weeks ago his prospect was fair for 800 bales
now he does not expect 10 gather more than
2OU bales.-IMontgomer4 Mail. -
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KILLED BY LIGHrNING-David d. Kelly. a
highly respected citizen of Dauphin county,
N. G., was killed by lightning on Monday las L,
during severe thunderstorm. He had gone
out to hunt up his cattle, and not returning
rs expected, his wife became uneasy, and
search having been made for her husband for
several hours, he was finally found, about IL
O'Clock at night, quarter of a mile from his
dwelling, resting on his knees, with enc arm
lying over log
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.-The Illinois State
Fair is a complete success. Not less than
twenty-five thousand people were on the
grounds at Freeport Wednesday, and the re-
exhibition took place that morning. Fawkes
machine plowed an acre in eleven minutes
The number of agricultural implements on
exhibition is larger than at any previous Fair
On yesterday the Fair was to close when
premiums amounting to $i6,5O0 were to be
awarded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

THE WISCONSIN, PREss.-The Milwaukie
Sentinel gives the names Of 1Oi newspapers,
English and German, published in Wiscon-
sin, and adds:
"The aggregate weekly issue of these papers
Is over Su,U0O, and we are assured that the
three or nearly four million copies that form
the grand total every year, are printed on ma
terial made in the State, four-ffths Of all the
paper being manufactured in Wisconsin.
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A, still Another Cure Of DyspepsIs, Pei.
PlTATIoN AND FLUTTERING or THE

WARRINGTON, FAy0tto Cos, OhiO,{
June n, 1859. I
Ness,s. Mortimer 4 SBfovbray--Dsar Sirs, ! take
have tried HAMPToN'S VEGTABIE TfiNc--
TURE in a oase of Dyspepsia, and have never, In
twenty years. found any medicine to equal Is. Iwaa
80 badly afflicted that had to quit work BY reason
of Palpitation and Fluttering of the Heart. One
bottle Of the TlNCTURE perfectly relieved me.
3Acos sroysx.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Cough,
rheumatism, Scrofula, &C.. Az . resteratiys and
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed .
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-Ths Tinctufo
will be found sreat medicine for allther diseases.
a. a., Call ana p'd get Pamphlet, n and ssS @ cg5ss
by DR.. COOKE, Frsdericksbuyx; BY I'll the Drug
,ists in Petersburg; BY MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and Ivy Druggists and Shop
IS. " M-dkwts
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MASTERS WARRANTED-The following
Passed Midshipmen have been warrants ted as
Masters, in the line of promotion, from the
5th of September: George A. Bigelow, Robert
T. Bradford, Robert l.. Pythian, Augustus p.
Cooke, VIM. E. Evans, George S. Shryock, LIE
Roy Fitch, Jos. w. Harris, Thomas H. East
man, Rush II. Wallace, Chester hatfield, Oh
]. McDougal, Thomas r. Porter, james G.
Moseley, George III. Perkins, Geo. M. Blodgett
Weld N. 4 len. Nathaniek Green
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M Notice to Tobacco N1nnufactuY ers...
The undersigned havin. made arrans ements With
Mr. GEORGE LINDSAY, Of psteysEnsE & H. Va; g1o-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them, and are setsins uptwo
different szes. which they will guarantee to per.
form to the entire .atisfaeton If al who may favor
them with their orders.
au I9-lm TALBOTT HRO
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GREAT LAND HOLDERs.-There are forty
six persons in England who have incomes Of
f4500U0 u year-upwards Of two millions Of
dollars Four hundred and forty -four have
incomes ranging from fifty to two hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars, and eight hundred
and eleven from twenty to fifty Thousand dol
lars. In Ireland there is but one person who
has an income of upwards Of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
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REMoRsE-A few days ago an Englishman
in Chicago, named CIeayer, committed suicide
by throwing himself into the lake. But
little while before, he had married and COM
menced housekeeping. Shortly after he re-
ceiyed n letter from a previous wife in England
expressing affection for him, and communica-
ting tidings Of his children. He was not
wholly bad-remorses overlook him, and sui
eide was the result.
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N. TAe Gssas virginia Rs1stys ,es4 R9
II Hgssge-.PETHAs lNHhALtt1IskhEEc uh XII kEc E* HhRI9t m

EASES.-This great American remedy, ecaeat4-
ius no MeYcnriai or balsamc prcpertiees exoeD
fAtive. restOsAtive. and reuoyatins povsfyi 40
the 4,sdicsi World are astcnishsd when tod ~
ees sSDs @ksn eSsy Hsss " ocsls. 5sscssss
tioas Of the fsets. Bat the pfoesisl2ss vho -
knoxn of ths remfdy q, twenty 80 xs.sst: = -
restored 10 perfect health ard I'll oehsr $780, -
shorter durstion to b rest0led, vithouts = Nnsi4
GoncrTh9s which the remedy viii - cufe. pro-
vided the directions arc carried oet viii gses9se
on the part Of the patient: Ard aey 0ne pugeAeeng
half dosss bostiss, ssd ssiss s9eofdinxly. . hs
or her case, ~ gusfaptses 2 Dgrtees sqgeS ~ .
cass of failure, viii fnfnish ad6siona! neo1caI3s
axents; and cure viii = e49ete1 vIshons taesa-
vssisasst stsSSptAeRsdS g tAs IsdsjSsr;x bEfSSY pr,rsis.
Agsnis for the city q Qio6fDe11s
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ma Notice! Notice! Notice ITO
Farmers, Merchants, and all others whoE6
may buy ANYTHING in the way Of SAD q
DIES, HARNESS; 60; &C., at whole -
place to go. The hest Saddles for the lowest
orlces Call soon, and SEQ them. Thsy are pasti,
cuiaI!y cheap and We warfs mt them to rlye entire
ly, cheaply and promptly done at No. lis Nam g.,
third door below Governor 81
an l8-1m J. w. DENNIS.