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NORTHWESTERN UNIVER-

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Tits In:!tut!on IS ocat.d ii Evanston. Tie ate sor
s~esS @ north e chie2go the line Of The Chcaeo
nrst ThURSDAY Of September. At the late ucctinr II
the boar q Iuseesa Preparatory Department Wis e.
aseheA uns1er the Immediate of the Faculty OF the
unvsFsty Persons holding Scholarships vii receive H.
siuctoa ree OF charge IN the studies of the preparatory
eoqEe Persons proposing 10 attend the coming term in
esE department. are desired notify the President as
TOT tnsir accommodation Kd1, lnn!udinx Light Fuel
anu Washing can br had At from 83i0 to 4O ter Eerf
hISo Stloluship Is available for instruction until
70 SUBSCRIBERS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS.
III sre'enec 10 the above will be tcea that the Trustees
hsvs ef.1!laLed eraEtor Department In the Cnve.a:.
n which ~ will Ge available for FIRE tuition
Thereby greatly enhancing tae!s value. In order to uvt
The Increased EXPENSES thu. incurred immediate payment Of
ontstntnK Scholarships Notes. Will b. expected Scholar
tps x b issued upon presentation Ut Bends aa fu1
UNIVERSITY PROPERTY 1T EVANSTON.
he E;ienton Ut the putc is called to the that the
ppSsfY has l3'Ee amount Of property most desirable
fur residence ~ dispose Of No place Ia ths eutlrc Nest
o1ess SUCH facilities for educational purposes, Families
Wishing to locate with Inference su1nfor health a1d
ctuSon viii " well II visit this place; especially citizens
81 Chicago lokinZ to 1tect tram The dust and noise Of
fe city WIN fad 70 their interest examine The Induce
sAens OF this Gost beautiful suburban village. Desirable
lots may te had At reasonable Eve years tnt by
simply paying six u:cFe.t condition Of pIovc
ment Or on Perpetual eat ut two per valuation for
nss nye yeA subject 10 appraisal every tye years II slx
vsssy At Evanston will scceive coIh! attea:lan and fu
stcrstaly Eonhwestern University,
1}@5lmca1t No. III Lake street, Chicago.
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JEFFERSON HIGH school

For y Ma:es aad Fcmaes So. 100 West Monroe street
LII. S9 Fer cireulass apply to l. H. Bryan D.ussIst
otoef est Aison and Jefferson s,.eets Of address
II. Z. MILES, PRINCIPAL r. HoI 1-sq
Ghcae5 Retefenccs-Kevs. Il. ". Patton. j. 81 Ferrix-
T., e2sauentiy Eee9Mnend Mr. Il. Z. NileA my successor
AuIIy'at An. g. ELEtE0N~
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BagS.

CHICAGO BAG AGENCY
~ 576 South Water strict.
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS Of various .!.es and au,,t.
ties. ~~ 9N-11'
FLOUR SACKS -haives. quarters, eIzhths-printed to
order of2nY Ieeirsd pattern.
HAN HACkS-11Y dze used
GuSNf BA0S-r9o and th1te bu.hels
Commission AerchAnta A{tlefa Gfucers and pn,v.s1oa
0e1e9s VIII nut Just tbs Article wanted in our stock Or
9ete eoltclleo* HAWKINS i CHAPMAN,
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1T COOKIES LAW BOOK
~ ST0REFor sale-A Complete Set ILLINOIS
hEroRTS. ~ Fuls.. in hne order
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SPEECH OF THOMAS C0RWIN.

re ESsaes .Pss sksr<rr IN fh< 1*xrdkorsss.
~ Es1eT ef CosEvsss. The Dre& Seoss
1~ssssss HE1&sssr &crssstkn5V. t.,
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e. d.. Seclyc's Liquid Catarrh Re
-u,r-waantea to te sure md permanent c1tc ct ca
,. ozcs room. II Merchants Exchange, corner CT Lako
=. wss STREET circular. With full particulars Of dr.
- oe, VII. be ssu 10 any address upon the receipt Il
3.on dseaf,n
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Gorporattotl RottrTs.
COMMISSIONERS, N0T1cC

~ Public notice Il hersby given to III nazon, tn,,-.s
tna 1'1 r. 9 ua9enea sppostoi by tas o
S9uns q ths City of chaxo to aaerfan tbe dar
sE @ a, BE- 2ppIopatt AID afea for IL wd*niar ~
branch of chitasp Ivef, " eAtahstshInz q Il
Xest ai H. y e fss nth n~ u Hasn nd on tac
stst ~ ~ ~ 1ae :ane fr hc sou1h line Of Van Uursn
Hi.h ~ nHh Tine 1t l4ron stu e. In acco.lsnn.
spd a ,Se 6s,sa ss1 p,a ,'d IL coea Counc daxu I'd. s
faSafh.r e H. Ise TO aHss the Of seh
aay & ;ae% e atsasa osnss 1e;s
sectsey mi mat Il tas oee 70 81 saGa Ref1 q ktound
e. q T ~ ID iss t3ss
\. ~ fot ths purpose Of making sai ~ ~ c1"ek
hEunEN TAYLOR,
AoBERT SHEPPARD Com.rs
Chcz7o Auxust I'd Iy1o - ~o11ES
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-33a11-5AOAEEIAS NUIICE.-
~ th,r Fnne ". SG,!ss = s!r to Ill p~on,1rt.ss-
sa@ y Tht.s ueup, Gill; q t.e IT. = ghso ill.,
e estate il Tic Sth E!vten e. him sa upon ~
aaxSa psse Tie ss d. q
rs noth llau Of Kgs gold P!ae south onr huura an.
oa ths Il, ar IT. II w q # roo No. p ths Cou. iire
F. 1of he palpo:e u making sall asaeAuent.
Cav. q. GRAY,
Ihc1to. AUGUST 9Th u '3 ~S'A..S S"st
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A W S C. II o o T,
ihe University Of Chicago.

OMstISllI 0I GQ1CagO,
Of @ seSoot si be opened Wednesday tie Mt div
pHn f{s9ns FL sddrss En Be delivered by Hon. DAVID
The ia.f,,,ia.t.p rtGtp. OK New York
HON. HENRY uoCTH,
Lae Professor in The etate and Nat,on,t 1.v c.,
The State u Sew York. ~SS' -
Hos. JOHN II. WILSON, & uoy. GRANT coonp,,1
0fchicago-
1aese Mi Be three tc1na Of {wriye week. r,eb l., w.
liz terms assse soase q tu1y viii occupy two years or
mlny; Admiralty, Commercial fnierrat,onai ana
L4w and the Ju1;sruirncr az - ini
Satt ot..des less extensive euufae oY tnmmsrr.t
niife intending to devote iherpselyes tv ner.
lhe aSst term bed.s tie Third Te,nesd,.- NJ se,t
uI tne second Term on the Fr~t Wednt 1aT IN isnpr
ano tna thtst or the Second Wednesday In tn11 - h
tio T.; ~ te Soegae 1ear there viii be pubic eramlna
when any STUDENT who has atience1 he srni
Let lu terms aud found qna.dea 10 uraeIire II;
seSsssethe degree Of Bachelor VI Laws ~ fesr "Aa
tulIloa lee viii be "a for tbs arst term and rs FIR
every term aftefwAl A' 'A1o ~ '"f
b eaa sn'er M an tine with advantage as there will
M II Of the School Is uuer the Charter Of
tnse1i1y And entities Law Studenx N III n-frf1a-
me sAIne - other College students. " 49, sess
5,ra{ M tpf adnsson may Be made 10 either of the
C4is2go August II. 1852. au19als IN,
SHOWS SEAi1NARY-No. ok
~ Huron st'scI North Division The nt.h soof yta,
Ei commence Monday, September :th is5 W.ia s,ri
entae NJ separate. Pcrx pf tuition ar,. o.n
sso Ius per Cent. For trthc. particulars
aGHlai..in' eooAes boo6sloe.
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vuA&.-Tlc m"s: wnn1erft preparation known far DC.
,.svyae ltndfa. carins Balduc*s Relieving sck les.
.ts e.rnupg the Hair from Failing Out and Producing
cra. Sold t all respectable Druggists and Faucy Gooda
na,. and ey the psorr:etoss. Price 70 cents,
CHARLES ERNEST i Co., IS Maiieu 1arn, n. +.
-uxu accomplish Ill that is claimed for It, and no one
,1 fer or snan the los Of ha.r lhsy viii use your
ka.asi1a- ...-...-......-. ...
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f.,,,, CITY Clerks Qf!ee, Chicago, aug. l,th. rs.9
that he Connon Council of ne City Of chicso nts1 9as
rp r. ite. ana d ass The hna isla.
~ se1s Addition 10 Chc at tie sane Sill sozs"n so
ta ana e. q ih ,au width ad stse.t now i On e,hrr
ana 81 the centre IT said block 10 hat H., .
TIL r., r. OF u2.st7n width Of eighteen et ii acco1.n
HE plt u the survey thtreuf on nie In nv nf
ava. !Uk II. kREfSMAyN iii, T,srE
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oox10o eet corner OF Rush and Superior Streets Price
e6.foo*1.t 80 cash. 1alancc In l, and 3 yea.s.
bxs3 feet White street near Green BAy Road With ,o
frame houses. Price el640 "S
houses. two stories high. Price 5000, csSh III,
2nee In ], Saud yea,s. " -
Il. v. THOMAS 4 CO..
No. Methodist Church n!nck
JxltSm-G1oS Corner Clark and WaS]ustnn # freri1
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TUAlMISSlONERS' NOTICE.
Puhle notice hereby given to N persons Interested
mon Counl q the city Of ChiSo to as.es. ID suIp Il
Gkht Ihosaed Tire Hundred Dol1ass aol upoa the
bT Gavsl3a{ Ksazle Street fc Moth Clk arst 70 Kia-
!e srees E1d&. Viii meet 1t room No, IL ths Court
O'Clock, 4. H. 1x thd pazposs q nakns n asaN@eat.
@. n GRAY.
f.A-4KA16, $Cn0tM.
Chsezga, Aueas& ~, N, Ss14noseIk
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THE THIRD TERM OF TIIE
- MISSES STROSGS' SCHOOL
F0H MISSES Ann YNnNH YanTnR

W! open MONDAY September o:h II their sa.Drc X,
~ Mcss Lake ssset opPcke CnNn lark Clsrulars 1n
tNnln trims. DC may X obtained 1t = T. t;KI.;GS l.
Styre. .Gs Kanpoph -tsert " )" oA3'o-so
business ror,u1pnIcza Iona dircrtaf n u,.. r ~
18th Of August, Miss SrHHV9I, rHI "41et sAe
aul6 t&Eaw -" "3- .A4so.nG.
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nEARBORN SEMINARY n,

- ~ ~ wabash oEenue-Z- GRovtn, a. H. Prluc.pa1
ne next term or this School fur ounx Ladies w bcgn
Department. us: lnteredi,e az:
r. q fSach and German each Il extra aud Dssv.
ne ~ = nne Philosophical Apparatus will bc re.iy for
e ~ Of tae schoo! atthe stnuK Of ler Lcul1s
ee o1a1ncd at The Seminary principal ooe Store
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~ Noticc.-The undersigned,
eotkno:e:s In The Nu.cla:s Banf Of Macon Geo'A ae
tv ,,e pruyors Of IT. CaeT. made personality naoe Tor
IL .ssues Tie n:ts OF ta* hans wn te taseh " W. On
,, ~ ~. .,,nc ,s,,r a. keotucxy IadIara and Ohio.
stsoe!% wy t1% N- 49, r III A. TI;t:kS:E 4 ca.
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NO. 80.

pay fine offive dollars and in defauIt of the nav
ment of such penalty shall be Imprisoned in The
county Jail FIVE days
Sec. 3. That all riding or driving over Main and
Grand street bridges in this city faster than walk
is hereby expressly prohibited and any person who
may be found violating the provisions of this or.
dinance shall be subject to fine of two dollars;
and in default of the payment of said fine to i'm.
prisonment in the county jail two days. Said fine
when collected shall be paid to the person or per
so2s who shall make complaint to any justice of the
peace of this city.
Sec. A. That a greater speed;of travelling than six
miles per hour, or at that rate, by any locomotive
railroad car, or other vehicle, upon any railroad
track running through or into the city OF Kenosha
section, the offending party shall be bect to fine
OF twenty i've dollars, one half of which fine when
collected shall be paid to the party enterins com
plant before any justice of the peace of this city
Sec. D. Ne person shall be allowed to keep any
gunpowder in any occupied building within the
limits OF this city without permission of the council
and no person shall keep in any such building a
greater quantity than ten pounds; which shall be
Kept III close tin canister canisters Every per-
SON violating any of the provisions of this section
shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined twenty dol
lars which it shall be lawful for the treasurer of
the fire department of this city to sue for in the
name of the city OF Kenosha; and such fines when
collected shall be paid to the said treasurer for the
use OF the fire department and in default of such
payment the person or persons convicted shall be
imprisoned IN the county Jail of this county for the
term of ten days. GEO. H. PAUL
Passed March 20, 1898. Mayor
H. 1, WEST, Clerk.
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Gitp OrOinantes.
AN ORDINANCE
For tie Security Of Persons aud Property.

Far the Security Of Persons and Property.
SECTION l. Be 1t ordajued By tie Common Conn
eli Of the city Of Kenosha That no person shall fire
or discharge any cannon, rifle, gun, pistol, fire
arms of any description, or fire explode, set off
any sqrlib, cracker, other thing containing pow
der or other combustbe or explosive material III
any street, alley, public ground within this clty
south OF line running through Lemon street from
the lake to the west line Of the corporation, and
east OF West Main street, with permission OF the
common council, or the written permission OF the
mayor, which permission shall limi the time of
such firing, and shall be subject TO be revoked by
the mayor or common council at any time after it
has been granted ANY person who shall violate
this section shall for each offence foreit and pay
penalty of three dollars; and in default of the pay
ment Of such penalty, shall be imprisoued in the
county jail two days, and one-half Of each fine i'm
posed in such case when collected shall be paid tC
the person who shall make the complaint before
any jus sice of the peace.
Sec. 2. Every person who shall ride or drive any
horse, in any street or alley within the limits of thu
city south of Lemon street, and east of West Mali
street. faster than moderate trot, at any great
er speed than six miles an hour, shall forfeit an'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10

The ARMIES or FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
France has IN available army, to be
employed in case Of war with Austria,
Of 100000 men. TO this army may be
added As, 900 Piedmontese, the estima-
ted strength Of the available force of Sar-
DINA, who would join France in this
threatened contest against Austria's OPP
pressiye rule in Italy.
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JOB PRINTING

Book, Blank Job and Card Printing Of every description
executed with neatncss cheapness and promptness this
ONCE Plain, Fancy, and Ornamental Printing Coored
Inks and Bronze
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American, English 4 German
XII a R ID wv a R Il,
IRON,
STEEL,
GLASS,

~ LILO, &C,
RE receiving of the largest and cOmpet
al stocks of Goods in their line offered in the West
Their stock will embrace a complete assortment of
agricultural and horticultural Lnapze-
me?ltS,
All Of the best make together with large stock of Carpen.
tcrs' Builders MasoDs Mill Wrghs and Wagon Makers
II O O J. S
These in want of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
their stock.
BIacIssmiths 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
Il full assortment Of
BlackSnuith's Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows Anvs, Vices sledges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Rasps, Files Nppers, &c.
They win keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet Makers fools and Trinnnl m ga
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver and Albatta Vare of all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistern and Chain Pumps with tubngO well Wheels Cor
dago of all kinds and in fact everything pertains the
assortmenIs in the state,
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and will
he sold for cash as low, lower than be the
west.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested to call
anime Goods and Prices which will be fully and freely
exhibited
L R @ nj
Oh all descriptions Ok bows and yokes, rings and
pies, steel springs, cultivatnr teeth Nails hide cheaper
than our neghbofs wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws es chses augers bellows grind stones, and
nous quantities of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
ofour own manufacture, and surpassed by any tinker
this side Of shutdown!
OUR TIN SHOP
up stairs, where manufacture and keep constantly on
nand everything in the line of tin manufactures where
we are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors rough
&c, and put them up at short notice.
To all who wish to make acquaintance we would say
always glad to you, with you get
money in exchange for full equivalents and hen you have
not the cash. old r0n old copper pewter brass
sue IKE don't refuse to wait you reasonable length
" TINE. doing by you we would be done by.
az Oruoys will receive prompt and careful attention
WOOD q CARTER
Kenosha, FEB. 2, 1859. iy15
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pllsiriaa amt Sageon-WW be Joand ct his O6lce in
Starbweathcrs Drug Store, at his residence corner
OF Chicago and Park Streets at all times ready to at
tend the calls of the Public, 10
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RATES OF ADvE nTIsING

HE TRIBUNE d TELEGRAPH
the quest Paper IN Tie Suite n WISCONSIN; Prints
ami GtrcWiptes FIFTEEN HUNDRED CODie8 per Ueek.
f0urBttt8 qt3rhich 0te IN hen0shu COUhhl 1chich
aaakesH q desjrdbke n,edtantJor 1GceJti8ing
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LYMAN & BONE,

Boots Shoes Leather, FadipgS, de- Erery Udriey Of
every article pertaining their business may be had Of
them AT the lowest prices. Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c. Corner of Mar.
kgt square and Main street See advertisements.
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)NE, /. STONE, S. G. VINEGAR.
STONE, BROTHER & CO.,


T. EDITORS s. PROPRIEIORS.
VI. ERANk. SENIOR EDITOR.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-10
III. II. JOHNSON,

Fashionable BurJer and Hlir Dresser. From q Tong
experience in business he aatters himself that he
render entire satisfaction to all who favor him with their
patronage Shop under Lyman & Bones shoe-store
corner OF Main street and Market square. g
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Having located in the city of Keuosha prepared to prac
ticc his profession in all its branches,
O.ucE and residence on Wisconsin street
RcsreHceS-A p TYMEsEN, A. CAMPBELL, z. II. WOOD, N
EuLE, J. WUlPPIE Sot
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO..
OF HARTFORD.
Capital, 100000. Surplus, seas. 53I.si.
incorporated IN lSlV.'.'.''.....:.. AR Pad Up.

incorporated in 1910. Al Pad II,
Directors,
II. Huntington, Charles Boswell job ALVIN
Albert Day, Henry Keney, Iohn p Brscs
James NoouWihi CalYlp pay, Charles J. Russ.
limo. @. Allyn, Secretary H. Huntington. Prssr
G. Q. Lyman, Asst Seey. VIM. H. Bowers, Actlay,,
D. ALEXANDER Gen Agent for the Western country resi-
ing AT Columbus, Ohio. - 0t
JOHN GRAHAM Asst Gen Agent, COLUMBUS, O.
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TO City Subscribers, delivered by the Carriers 90
Mail and Box Subscribers ..... ..... ........ 50
paln adraace 81 cts to be added to the above rates
Al kinds Of Produce taken in Payment for Subscription,
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d. q. LANNE2

Hotayy PyJIie art Translator, LuEd and Insurance
Agent business transacted in French, German, Sweed-
ish Danish and Norwegian. Office at the Gravel Foun-
dry corner Of South and Exchange streets. ly4l
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STARKWEATHER IL CO.,

Drums. Nsdicines oils, Paiats Pe5ansery Fancy Ar
,cr3 n kinds OF Patent Medicines, and an excellent
,.oruatut ii cyery article tept a. establishments Of
his ,Lsracter Corner Of Main and Wisconsin Streets
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VOL. 10,
3(coosba Gribuc d GeItqrapb

IS FCILIsNED EVERT THURSDAY MORNING.
OFFICE, Corner Of Main & Market Streets. Oppo-
site Market Square.
Is EN- OSliA ............,N ONSIN.
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EDWIN HILL,

glarigg Hty-C atiJ,g and Stdmp0oing Saloon, OPpo-
Site he City Hotel Main street. Old Razors sharpened
and repaired eu
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LANCE g. DOYLE,

JASON LOIHROp JR., County Surveyor Office, Main
Street, T. kobinson's Drug store, Kcnosha. 1y3a
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ADAM DTCIEHOUT,

Grgy@ iOpn6ry dlA .Ntchtas Sa0p-cOrier IF III
change and South streets.
OSCAR q. LANCE. WILLIAM DOYL
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JON B. JILsUN,

Byelrer anil MANUFACTURER Of Pate and Amber AteS.-
pure article warranted. Brewery few rocs east OF
the Gravel Foundry at the foot If Wisconsin ST. 4y46
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WAGGNs and HARNESSES of all kings for
w sale by -'i
GEO. D. HEAD.
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N. A. BROWN,

FtshioEaJJe TIior-OppoSite tie city Hotel-A tp-tQp
it, good workmanship, and A. No goods, always to be
had at my store Outing done Call and see. 32
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EHgraeer on Wood dhd every kind Of IietdE Satjone
ny, Fancy Articles, &c. Main street.
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8tnosbn Business 7irettorg.
Church Directory.


CHURCHES PASTORS AND Hours MEErvG IN THE CITY
Congrgatonal-Rey. W. c. Dickinson, Pasor-services
10 l-2 a. m. p, m.
Free Congregation, REV. JASON LorHRoP, Pastor-ser
Yices,2 p IN.
Episcopal, ~. Mathews REV H. N. THoaesos, Faster
SERVICES, 10 IL a. M, p, m.
Methodist Episcopal Churrh, REV. n GREEN Pastor
services, - IL q. m. Z l.2 p.
Evangelical Lutheran, REV. CHRler4S STARK Pastor
10 ~ o., m.
Pa'tor-lO ~ a. ~ G. p.
Catholic, (St, Marks REV. J. D. ROCHE, Pastor-1O 2
3,
German Catholic 49, John') REV. Mr. BARsoas, Pastor
10 LA. IN.
JASON LOTUROP,
HooI. bLAa(ng-at The sign Qfdts Roo5s, near 4m Wayd
school house,
II. 4. SCIIOFF,
attorney and G2aasellor at Lae and Solicitor in CHan-
cory Office, Main street,
siLAS AMES,
Justice u tie Pouce O6ice first aoor north of Wood
Carriers hardware store.
}. J. PETIT,
La,oyey.-Seeerm Lmprosed and U1sinproged Fayms
or sale. odice, Main street. nY16n
EDWARD Ill. RUDD,
Eagracsr on Wood md every ktnd ofJietal Statjone-
ny, Fancy Articles, &c. Main street
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
JASON LO1iiBOp, JR., County Surveyor. Office, Main
Street. over ~ kobnsons Drug store, Kcnosha. 1y33
LANCE g. DOYLE,
grQget Eopndry ant 4htch1qs bhop-cOrHer IF E.e-
change and South streets
OSCAR o. LANGh,.-.. WILLIAM DofLb'
ADAM DICKHOUT,
Slgring Hti,- cutting and &tdmp00ing Sal00n 0ppo-
site the City Hotel, Main street. Old Razors sharpened
and repaired. SUI
EDWIN HILL,
Fus1ioHaJJe Tti{or-OpPosae the city Hote1-A Hp-tQp
it, good workmanship and A. No goods, always to be
had at my store. Outing done. Call and see. 32
N. 4. BROWN,
Breuey anil Manufacturer Of rate and A'rber AteS-
pure article warranted. Brewery few roes east OF
the Gravel Foundry at the foot If Wisconsin ST. 4y40
JON ID. JILSUN,
lHoyaey ami CoQlse0r dt Lar, Solicitor in ChdacerW
aud County Judge WIN attend to all legal business or
agencies 1utrdsttd TO his 0nce-Main Street.
L., G.. MEEEsREAEs
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was at Havre during the early part
OF the French Revolution, in the brig
Presby, thereof | was part owner. We
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.

and BuIders ardWare are invited to cal and examine
their stock.
BlaclNsmiths 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
q full assortment Of
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-08
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL I..fE IN
~ SuRANCE COMPANY. OfRce RaleSh y. G hi

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL L.fE IN.
II SURANCE COMPANY. Once, Raleigh, n. G This
Company insures the lives Of individuals or year.
Of years. for he the Mutual Paxcipls the sssurd
for life participating in the profits Of the Company For
policies granted for the whole term Of life when The pre-
mum therefor to $50, note may Be given for
half the amount Of the premium bearing interest aa pr
cent without guaranty. .
The prompt manner in which al loses have bsea paid
by this Company, together with the low rates o premium
present great Inducements 70 such dsposd TO In.
sure.
SLAvu ere insured for term Of from one 70 i've ysar
for two-thirds their value.
All losses paid within % days asr satisesosy proef
DIRECTORS
WI. v. HoIon W.. d. Joxss,
Jxo. @. wnliAss QuixIU Busssa,
H.W. HrsrxD. <. p. Barns,
VIZ. II. McKxs, D. @. lows.
E; c.!:.s. :; s.is's; E. Re.,. R. H. D''''-
OPFICERS.
Da. CuAnln E. Joaxsox, PyssJesk
WILLIAM w. HoLpsx, Tics Prsijss&
r. II. BATTLE Secretary.
WrLliAH II. JOINS, 1Ssnssvu,
H. w. Husrkp, Auorssy.
W. II. McKss. Nsdiesf En.ias.
S,t$: : soor. h'....;:. o-
CnA.l1s E Jouxsox, y. b. Nsdiesi
WiI1lAn H. McKxr, y. d. Board q
RlcaD. b. HAYwoop, n. D. CSsssnst;os.
For further information. the psbtc are referred 70 he
st the Office Of the Company any ofits Agencies.
Communications should Be sddrvseed, (post paid 70
Raleigh, June 9s-