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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-13

A piece 38 feet front on west side Chicago ST..
BY rods deep, the south line being % feet south
of lot no II; a piece next south of ]. d. Rounds
6 rods front by 3S rods deep.
A piece rods east by 100 feet north, COM
mencinr on the south line of the land owned by
j. Dodge. Also, piece of III rods front on
Chicago street, by 70 rods deep, in the west half
of east half of said north east quarter sec. g. the
north line being AGA rods south of south line of
lot number IL.
Also, a piece of l-5 rods front on Town line
road north side, by 80 rods deep, west of and
adjoining Mclaughlin's addition.
JOHN NOBLE, Treasurer
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next General E
u lection to be held several towns and wards in this
county, on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in
November next the following officers are to be elected
wit Representative in Congress for the first Congresson-
al District comprising the counties of Milwaukee, Wauke
SKA Walworih kenosha and Racne in place of Charles
Durkee whose of service will expire ON tine fourth day
of March next member of Assembly for each Assem-
blv District; Register of Deeds Sheriff; Clerk of the
Court; Clerk Board of Supervisors District Ator-
ney Surveyor, and Coroner.
L. CROKER, Sheriff Of Kenosha county.
Sherif's Office,
Kenosfa, Aug 5, 1850. mol
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lNGss BOOK STORE REMOVED!
SIMEON KING,

DEALER IN
socks, stationery, Cutlery, Paper Hang
ingS, &c. &C.
kENOSHA. WISCONSIN,
Has REMOVED his old established and well known
efDe the of Park and Main streets, opposite E.
Bans hardware store where he is Offering for sale an
tged and excellent assortment of such articles as are
NsAaly found in Il Book Store; among which
Miscellaneous, Scio0i, and .Naste Books;
FtRg Papers, English, French and Common, comprising
3 full assortment of cap, letter, and other sZesS
Cod Peas, OF the very best manufacture;
Szeei Pens, large variety;
siktS, Common Goose and Russia, White and Yellow
#afsrs aud Sealing War, good variety;
ak Black and Carmine, Dunbar's and Maynard Moves;
&rds, Enameled, PEARL Ivory Friendship, Motto, &c.
xosterIotta's Fine Cutlery; indei5te ms;
ee Water Coiors, Toy Paints and large stock of Fancy
Articles, eagned please the and crafty the eye.
= &c invites attention TO his large assortment of
school and Singing Books.
<Ae most lib aral terms
kenosha, June 7th, 1885,
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ChOlera NIOrbus and Dysentery.

nenoeEa morbus and dysentery cholic when there is
great 1an IN the bowels take two three pills every few
th peppermint water, mint tea or even brandy
lsii az operation is evidently produced from the pills af-
terWafs The pain will inoderate and in few hours
50 great change for the better will taken place. as to
- e ior great ihankulness The pills should
JOBS SONG 10 peu, until health is fully restored
prevention OF all contagious diseases found in Bran
oreths For this purpose they should be
ses snmcient TO purge freely twice week They
Cleanse That out of the system which very miners of
coninon fixes ITSELF The bowels blood are thus kept
pure nrandrehs Pills truly the saetyvave of dis
ease INC Brandeth Pills sold 25 cts per box with
french 1nd German directions 5-l3
Sofa5y NJ SaUyer, j. b. Stdrkpeather p p. Greene &.
o.. Kfloshn. . = ~
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CITY 'rlSEAsU.ER's NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY HALL.

IOfF IOf. CII fiALI1.
The annexed List of Lots and pieces of land
comprised within the Corporate limits of the
City of Kenosha, were sold on the second day
of Dec. l848, for taxes due the village of South
port; and the same will be forfeited unless re-
deemed before the second day Of Dec. 1850.
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CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.

The Kenosha County Agricultural Society held very en-
thusastic meeting on the I'd inst when the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
lst That this Society will held Show and Fair at JAG
aoSs Tavern, in Brsol Thursday the 10Th day of Or
Der next.
ID That the following lists of Premiums be offered,
pubiished to DE awarded members who NAV b.. en;tI
thereto viz:
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STRAYED

THRoM the premises occupied by B. Mclaughlin this
city, the first of August, five year old Horse, Of
light brown COLOR with black and Ia tail long and
heavy No white hairs marks. with the exception of
SPOT on the right side of the back which by the
mad of saddle time in June last and was not covered
with hair when last had shoes his forward feet and
has the appearance ola bone SPAWN the ef hind leg; Is
good size carries his head high aud very little roman
nused Whoever will said horse TO The subscriber,
in the city of Keusha give information where he may
be found shall be literally rewarded.
Aug. II. noS-n H. Z. TRAIN.
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FOUND.

~ Saturday last about miles north of this place, on
~ he Beach of the Lake. Tl1 UN, containing most
bpoks and papers The owner can have the same by pro-
ing property and paying charges application to
sent IL j. EGGLES TON.
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DoOnOv Gla

E subscriber begs leave TO inform bis numerous ends
and Patrons that he has removed his bakery rom Peari
to Main street, opposite the ouarles Bni1ng where ne con-
nues to manufacture Bread, Cakes Soda and Butter and
Boston Crackers in manner that cannot be beat. Mer
chants and Hotel Keepers from Inc country VIII 90 wello
look nj his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
August %, 1850. LlC-ifI HARVEY EDGERlON.
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TAVERN STAND TO RENT.

VIE subscriber wishes to rent for of years that
Il well known and commodious Tavern Stand, known
the LAKE HOUSE. Possession given Immediately Enquire
OF Aug. 80, 1850. loft w. TRANT.
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Cabinet and Wooden Ware
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Madison. July 6, 1850
70 the Sheriff of KenOsha County: Notice
is hereby gven thar at the next General Election to be
held in the several aud wards in this State on the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November
next the following officers to be elected, to w.t.
Representative in Congress for the first Congressional
District counties of Milwaukee, Waukesha,
Walworth kenosla and Raine, in place Charles Dur
kee whose term of service will expire the 4h day of
March next
Members the Assembly and such county officers are
required by law then TO be elected.
MOI WIN. A BARSTOW, Secretary of State
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EME Brandeth's Pills are composed wholly of
herbs and do not contain any mineral chem
cal are perfectly harmless to the most tender age
OF weakesi frame and nevertheless out the
be its character, when taken in me and in Quantities suf
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NOEaCE---schooI District No. /.

THE and patrons OF children within this District
are respectfully dversed that the doors school
house will be closed at O'Clock in the morning. half
ast one the afternoon precisely, after which times
Dunfis will be admitted.
The interests of School most mperatively demand
Rh az opon of this measure, and is hoped that all parents
viii cooperate by requiring their children punctually and
promptly TO 90 to school in good season.
By order of the Board of Directors,
cent g. 1850 2m-l9 o. F. DANA, Clerk.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hardware Establishment.

EEsM II. BYRON & CO, No. 1913 East water
W. rect, Milwaukee, have on hand and constant
ly receiving, Full COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of ea-
Wy Shelf and Saddley Hardware, consisting in part Of
IRON AND STEEL
of every quality, size and description. Nails from the
best Factories in The country.
GLASS,
American and French of every size from the celebra-
ted Sash, sheet and bar Lead, Lead Pipe, Zinc,
Wire, Hollow Ware,
FARMERS IMPLEMENTS,
of all descriptions; Backsmis Coopers, Joners Ship
Carpenters and all other kinds Of TOOLS of every variety
and quality
8G@ve3e
of every and descriptions embracing all the Latest I'm
provements, and the most Improved Patterns
MANUFACTURERS
of COPPER, SHEET LR 0 N; and TIN WARE; also,
agents for the sale of PECK, SMITH & Co.'s
Tinman,s Machines.
By arrangements with European and Eastern Manu.
facrers, enabled TO buy Goods the very best
terms and by saving the profits usually paid to importers
and Jobbers, we can afford to sell at
Very Lou Prices!
We would invite the attention of all who desire purchase
Goods in our lne to give us a call at the
Sign OF THE ANVIL,
No. So, East Water street, .Nitaoautce.
Aug. 1850. [3m-el VIM H. BYRON &c co.
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Menoshn co enty, SIS. IN J0s,ice,, Court

Menoshn Cognty, S. In Justices Court.
Town OF PARIS IA 'us'ee' 'o"'
10 Matthias S. Connel & Augustus l.. Baker: You
hoeby notified that writ of attachment has been issued
against YOU and your property attached satisfy the de-
nnnd of Alvin Barrows amounting to thirtyve dollars
and 9eventysx Now unless you shall appear before
Albert Norhway Justice of the Peace in and for said
county at his office in said Town, the 9th day of Sep
tembeF, A. ID. 1850, O'Clock in the afternoon, Judgment
VIII be rendered against yo and your property sold to pay
she debt. ALVIN BARROWS, Plaintiff
Dated AT Paris this goth day .7ug 1850. 3l3 pd
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SINGULAR REyEIATfONs!

= EXPLANATIONS and History of the Mysterious Com
nunlcaion with Spirits, Comprising the rise and pro-
OF the mysterious moses IN western New York. lust
"Fe9 SupfoF ssfesF kTse'e PoogsroRr 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-13

NTOTaCE--The notes and accounts of SEREro FISK
IN are in the hands of the Subscriber, whom mmed
Ate payment must be made, legal will be
TO collect Them 7rears for and interest due
tracts will be adjusted by summary legal process if not at
tended 10 forthwith. r. JCD>ON
august z, 1850. Office at Mclean q Meffhis stofe.
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JOHN ELKHNS.
Clock and NEatc h maker,

VTTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Southport
w and its vicinity, that he has just received very good
and well selected assortment of JEWFLRY containing the
following articles: All kinds Of
Bracelets Breast Pins Finger Rings Locet Thimbles Ear,
Rings Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils Gold Guard, Fob
and chains Gold and Silver Lever, Lepine and Yer
tca Watches Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Steel
Beads Clasps and Tassels Razor and Razor Strops Pen
knives and Scissors Silver, Shell and Horn Combs Silver
and German Silver and Silver Spoons, Plated and Bra
MIA Ware, Accordeons Cloth, Tooth and Hair Brushes
Fans. Purses, Pocket Books, Violns and Violin Strings
Fiyhi-day and thirty Clocks, Toys, and many other
things too numerous to mention.
Clocks, Watches, Jevelry, &C.,
Carefully repaired and warranted Cash paid old Gold
Silver. May l949. n47tf
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TO WESTERN
M Err G. III A n rs.
D. HATS, CAPS AND FUR aa
81 CT Cd Cd I'D 8 8 80
AT Wholesale.

fNE Subscriber. in addition TO very large stock of his
manufacturing, is receiving from the largest
ana best establishments the Eas
xlese assortment of HATS Caps, and Fur Goods,
egned expressly for The h0scsafe trade which vii! be
Sold liberal terms, and New York prices, adding trans
porfn.ion
His Goods have been manufactured with great and
the St, ie adapted TO the Western Trade
His stock will always be complete, anording the Mer-
chants and Hatters opportunity of keeping good as
eorfent without buying overstock Goods that change
81 sfte very often. j. A. SMITH
fsl;caoo Aug o. 1850 mn ITO Lake street.
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ID ED and White Fannelsa good assortment of Plain and
II Twled from one shilling and sxperce to three sai
lings at the Ma CASH eross'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-13

Novels Romances and Novelties comprising Three
~ Strong Men, by Dumas; Miners Daughter, by Dick
ems Hands Hearts, Zanon, Marmaduke Herbert, In
gleborough Hail. Old Converts of Paris, ST. james, Kate
Marvin, Antonina, Ned Allen, Cleveland, David Watson
naid of Orleans Constance LINDSAY, Cruise in Whale
Boat Spectre of the Basle The Monk &c. and any guam
tty more of the same sort for sale at
Kings Book Store.
nL.4CK Silk splendid assortment Of Black Silk, from
D seven TO twelve shiliings, just received at The
NeaC Cash Store.
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I. C. TRAIN.
NNTICEi

HOSE indebted to the Subscribers by note book
count. requested make arrangements for their
early settlement, determined upon closing
merchandise business
H.4LE, M.7NNEY & co.
august Q, 1850 sm-7
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FARMERS !!

LOOK no YOUR INTERESTS!
DEs1sNxG and interested men having mutated my bills
~ through the country, saying that 81 had all the Thesh-
ing Machines contracted which could make"
This representation gross fasehood These calnni-
have stopped here knowing that my facilities were
rauch superior any other mans the state for nanuac-
turing these machines and consequently my ability TO az
ford them cheaper any other frI they have offered
TO nav fine expenses of those who would TO Racine to buy
their ,nachnfs am now making the best machines ever
offered in state and have different kinds OF Seperaos
and Horse Powers and will here say, Farmers wish TO
buy first rate article come 10
KenOSf1a Steam works
and YOU shall have better machine foless price, than can
be had at any other shop in Wisconsin, Any order shall
be promptly filled. / will give $50 Reward TO learn
who has been guilty Of mutlstiHg ny ELS: - .w,,
Keroshs, Juiy 9, 1850 A. b. sAnfH'
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WEMPLE,S IMPROVED
Separat0rS
AND DAVIES IMPROVED
HORSE POWERS.
FOR 1870.


THE Subscribers would respectfully announce to the Pub
lie that they feel thankful for the very liberal patronage
They have Received in the sale ofheir
Separators and Horse Powers
during The past and would respectfully solicit
lnuance of the same.
From the testimonials and certificates received
both by letter and verbally, state without fear of
contradiction that machines have given UNIVERSAL and
the best satisfaction of any machines in and the repu
ation is well established that hey need no further
comment
But the further information of patrons would
that for the of 1850 made very
important Improvements, both in the Separator and Horse
Powers.
AS to the Separator well known by all that the shake
of the shoe keeps the whole machine constantly notion
vibrating from side to the other and in order keep
steady it must be braced from both sides this diff
Guilty is entirely overcome by Improvement in the Shoe
which have just made The Separator now be pla
ced wagon truck, and il will stand perfectly STILL
We consider it the greatest Improvement in
ThrcShing Machines
been made several years, and all ask is
have itseen be appreciated, and have doubt but
all Farmers will agree with MS.
important improvements in which we have The utmost
idence. We do not hesitate say that it is the
simplifed easy working, and durable power in We
warrant those Machines TO give sasacon Improperly man
aged and 10 be superior to any i'll use.
THE JACK
To this Power constructed that the Separator can be
three different places without moving The Power and
of Gearing TO out without any weight
of iron than the old style of Jack.
The Machine will from $50 to S75 in
son than any other Machine with the common Jack.
All we ask is for those who need Machines to give us
call and look at them at the
Eagle Foundry.
]. DAVIES,
]. V. A. WEMPLE & son.
Kenosha, July 20, 1850. no4
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SHERIFF.s SALE.


By virtue Of writ of Fier Facias issued out of and
derhe seal of the circuit court in and Tor county of Ra
and directed and delivered against the goods and
chattes, lands and tenemens of Champion l. Hutchinson
for highest bidder the law directs The Dur
kee House, in the city of Kenosha, in the county of Keno
sha, on the TwENTY-TRRD (23d) SEPTEMBER next
One O'Clock in the afternoon, all the right title and inter-
est which said Hatch and Huichnson either Jointly or sep
aratey had the twenty-eghth day of November,
thousand eight hundred and fry-eght time there
afterwards in and to the following described lots and
GELS land, w.t. sthe west hiatt of lot number two, block
six, southwest quarter of section thrytwo, town
weniyhree, in the city of kenosha also the following
premises in southeast quarter OF section thryone, town
tweniy-hree; commencing at stake with
foot l22 feet easerly from the southwest of
block three ward OF village, thence eastery
south side of said block 81 feet TO stake thence southe
32 feet thence along land belonging to one Kelley place
Of beginning, containing thrytwo reds of land, more
less, said city of Kenosha aso the southeast quarter
ofnortheas quarter of section o. town %
serving strip of land two rods wide for road the whole
length of east side which piece of land including the road
contains 40 acres Also, 'the north half Of south
quarter the northwest quarter of section Town
range % containing 20 acres Also The following lot
in the north half of northeast quarter OF section six Town
one, range 3d. commencing point the town line
Town aforesaid three rods west OF land decided by
Jared and Anna Lake, JAN 1885, Josiah Bond due south
southeast of block 53 in south ward village of
Southport and thence west rods along said
line: thence south parallel TO Bond land M rods thence
AZ rods thence north to the place Of beginning Also
that other parcel of land in the city of kenosha and in the
half quarter of section six Town
% east described follows commencing at the north west
corner land lately owned by Nathan Dye the southern
boundary Of the line road thence westwary along
the southern boundary of said Town line road nine rods and
rods and links said lot lately owned by Nathan Dye;
thence nrhery along the west line of said Dyes lot to the
place of beginning.
L. CROCKER Sheriff
ofthe County of Kenosha.
By n. II. ALLEN, Under Sheriff.
Auguet /, 1850. Ito
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SASH & BLIND
FACTORY.

THE Subscribers wouo respectfully to the Pub
lie that they prepared to fill orders in their line
business in style that cannot fail of giving satisfaction
Window Sash
OF all Sizes will be made to order short notice. and the
most reasonable terms. The most approved and
Latest Eastern Style
of beye!ed SASH uncommon is just being intro
duccd which they would call the attention of all those
who are building rood Also, BLINDS of the
very best materials and workmanship, made hung, and
painted at the lowest cash prices
a WORD TO FARMERS!
Those from distance, who building, would do well
to come directly to our shop, where will guarantee 10
give satisfaction We have view to permanency and IN
lend our work TO be such as to gain confidence Of the
Public. g. Shop KenoSha street, South Of The Park
BENEDICT & DUMONT.
Ke,osba august 5, 1885, 1y-7
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Id That any person presenting property for premium
shall be resident of the county, memoir of the society,
and the actual owner OF the property presented by him.
The following persons chosen a committee of
rangeens getting up The FaiI with power increase
the pfemium should the funds of the society it,,
4e whom all wishing information are referred.
MICHAEL FRANK, kenosha, s. r. McCLELLAS. W heatland
W. 8. SHErARD, southport, +. ID. DEMMISG, Paris,
Jos- NALE Pleasant Prairie LATHRoP BURGESS, Brighton
HAx+JENNINGs, Bristol, LEONARD CRocKER, Pike.
AApAEw BENEDICT, SALEM,
All persons having Horses, Cattle &c, for sale, well
those wishing purchase, viii find il to their advantage
present.. T. j. RAND, sec. X. e. a. 5.
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ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF
p TE EN- II VI Il DICE N Il s,
AT PROPRIETOR's PRICES.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR
Cunningham's Arabian Oil.

s. JOHNSON, JR has in the heaviest stock of Drugs
and medicines west of Buffalo, which he is determined TO
uce during the present year, and for that purpose he offers
Inducements to Purchasers that cannot fail to command
attention.
Having been appointed Agent for the sale of Gouldngs
Surgical Instruments he will have hand at all times, a
full supply which will be sold Physicians and Dealers
New York prices.
s. JonNsoN R will act agent for the sale of all rep
utabe Medicines in the city of Milwaukee, for the usual
rates of commission.
MILWAUKEE,, 1S50-no At
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A piece commencing at the north west cor
ner of lot no. 7; thence on the west line OF the
corporation 40 rods; thence east 40 rods; thence
south 40 rods; thence west 40 rods in north west
quarter section 81.
LOT, BLOCK SEC. 50 WARD.
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CITY Treas,.rer's Notice.

ACTION Yarn-a good assortment Of all numbers can
u had at the NEW CASH STORE
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NEW GOODS !--FRESEz EEEOM The MINT
u. 4. & A. NJ. TYMESON.

DAIRY and Table Saltfor 1884 c!s per sack nice arti
IL Gle, for sale by /. N. WAIT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-17

A Curious MANUSCRIPT DIscoyERED.-A let
ter dated Copenhagen, Feb Is, says: ''Dr. Pierre
Andre Munich, Professor at The University Of Chris
tina, who is now at Copenhagen, has just present.
ed to the Society Of Northern Archaeology of that
city an extremely curious manuscript, which he has
and which he obtained during his voy-
ape in ls49 to the Orkney Isles. This manuscript,
is in state of excellent preservation, and judging
from the form of the letters, is to be referred to the
tenth, or perhaps even the ninth century; it con-
ans several episodes, in the Latin language, on the
history of Norway, stating some important facis'
heretofore entirely unknown. which illustrate the
obscure ages, which in Norway, preceded The intro
duc,ion of Christianity"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-17

SMOKING PorArcEs.-A correspondent of the
Cultivator writing from Green Bay, Wisconsin,
IL have been informed by gentleman Of my ao-
quain,ance, that he stopped his potatoes from rot
ting by smoking them. After The potatoes were
dug and placed in the cellar Gan out door cellar no
bnilt a smoke and continued it eight or len days.
when affected parts dried up, and The rest of the
no,ato remained sound and good through the win
Ter. The remedy was discovered by placing firs
in an unfinished cellar to prevent the vegetables
from freezing-immediaely after which it was
found that the potatoes stopped rotting. lie says
Ire has tried the experiment for two oI three years
past, and has never known it 10 fail Of arresng the
disease Immediately"