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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-08-16
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GREAT AGRICULTURAL. WORK.

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ture. BY HEERY STEPHENS, +. Il. 5. E.. Author of the
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book this country and thus TO make it Anglo
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The work is divided into four departments, distinguished
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and Prof Norons notes will be published IN appendix
to each part The rs chapter treats OF the following sub
iects, under the head of
INITIATION
On the best of The existing methods for acquiring thor
ouah knowledge OF Practical Husbandry
On the Difficulties to be encountered in learning Practical
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On the different kinds of Farming.
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On the Branches OF Science most applicable to Agricu
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iGENT WANTEDl

Liberal commissions Will be allowed good canvassing
Agents. booksellers and Periodical Dealers will be sap
piled ON liberal terms.
orders and communities atoms should Addressed posi-
paid, to LEONARD SCOTT & co., Publishers,
10 Fulton ST., Entrance 81 Gold ST.. N. Y.
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rxCEEsroR CHURCH.

The meetings of the Breshrenof the Excelsior Church
k;son will hereafter he held in The HALL ON the Sc
Z 8, 49,, of the souarles Building" Main street, on Sun
svs renoon and Afternoon, at the usual church hours
IN eeaday next forenoon discourse may be expected
rom
N senoon will be devoted to the discussion of such
snbiet.z Is may be presented.
n<4s LII are invited to attend.
10 Il L G. e.
fr Elerk of the Board OF Supervisors or his Deputy
.a4 found the Office of the Register Of Deeds,
r. 81. s1s store, corner of Main and PARK streets.
Ans is50 no48 T.. j. RAND.
Tic Register OF Deeds of Kenosha County
az M present may be found next door the office of Josiah
Bond Tymesons store, where Deeds and other docu
menis will be received for record.
WILLIAM L. HINSDALE.
rsFgsHA, April 10th, 1850.
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Cabinet and Wooden Ware.
aIlE Undersigned keep constantly on hand II F. Baker
u Doub:e Spiral
ATMOSPHERIC CHURN.
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY STATE,
Madison. July 8, 1850.
20 tho Sheriff oS RenOsEaa County: Notice
Is heTrby given, thai the next general Election TO be
held several aud wards in this ale, the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in November
neKl.4ise following officers to be elected, 10 wit:
kcpesentniive in Congress for The first Congressional
District mprsng he counties Of Milwaukee, W aukesha,
Walwofih ilenosha and Ra ne in pace OF Charles Dur
kee whose service will expire the Alb day of
March next.
Members of the Assembly and such county officers are
required by law then 10 be elected.
no7 NM. A BARSTOW, Secretary of State.
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ALL PERSONS

INTERESTED will take notice that l. James W. MSchoo-
le of the Town of Paris, county of Kenosha and state
of Wisconsin, in consideration of Fifty Dollars TO
hand paid by my SON. Levi w. M'ScEooer, minor, have
this day sold unto him his time henceorth released him
from all obligations TO his faber and he is hereafter
effects The same ne If he yo 81 IFi And further
more that from and after this date shall not hold myself
j. w. MSCHOOLER.
Paris, July &c. 1856. 80
STATE WIS coNsIN,l
Kenosha County, 50.
Personally appeared before the above named J. w.
MchooIer and acknowledged that he signed and sealed
the above as his and deed, this 29h day july
1885, o. p HALE. Justice of the Peace.
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Probate Notice.

TN the matter OF the Estate of JOHN o. Parker. de-
ceased. duplication having been made the under
signed by Lemue Booth, administrator the
o. Parker, deceased, for extension of the time allowed
him the administration of said for the term of six
months from tbs 24h instant, when his present letters will
expire, do hereby appoint the first Monday of September
next at the Court House in the city of Racine In the county
OF Racine the sine and place for hearing and deciding
said application, and order the be published
in each week for three successfully in the kenosha
y. W. E. WORDING.
Dated august 9Th, 1850. 81
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SINGULAR REVELATIONS

and History of the Mysterious Com
q munieaon with Spirits comprising the rise and pro-
rss the Mysterious in western New York. just
cciyedand for sale at Knees BOOKSTORE.
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HATS AND CAPS

,PRING Styles for $780, just received. Also, large
assortment OF Boys Hats and Caps going low for cash. at
the sign ofthe Big Hat. 3. F. CoMSToCK
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commissioners Notice.

yTTE.1ht Subscribers, Commissioners appointed by the
co4nty court, OF the county of Racne to receive,
asniHe and all claims and demands of all persons
gninSf fHEL LOCKE late of Bristol, in the county of
kenoe nd state of Wisconsin. deceased do hereby give
noise t we have appointed the following times and pla-
vixen ind where will meet for the purpose of exam
idnH 4r1 Moving claims and demands. viz a. the of
A. akson, the Town of Bristol in the said county of
Keno On the 20rh day of September A. D., 1850, at 10
oci8 ia Che forenoon and at the Office of Chaifeld &
Fren inihe city of Kenosha in said county, the
on dag of November n. ID. 1850, 10 O'Clock in the fore
CAST each OF our said meetings will continue till o.
c0ck q De afernoon of The day, and much lon
ger rom day day the business appointment may
requires Ind do also give further notice, that the time
limited he said for creditors present their claims
TO us. Is tAt frst day of February, a. ID. 1851.
LEVI GR. INT } 1,;.;
WM. b. CASTLE, commissioner
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DREss MAX ING.

DRESS baking.
,e,. ,,1 NOPE takes this opportunity to say to her
M fn and the public that she has just receSed' Vlnu
is constantly i'll receipt OF } the ,, 1,,r,,
7 ATEs1r F FASHIONS FROM NEW YORK CITY.
And she is now ready wait upon her iriehos ai
toners She haters herself from her large OK
tho business that she will be able to give Inc oest
H Her Mace of business is the corner OF Nam ana
wisconsin sis opposite the Runals House.
May 18th, l950.no4
KENOSEHA COUNTY COUIsT.--The last S Mon on
an j.; Zach month is assigned TO probate matter ana ane
In, such other BUSINESS S ,Isi .,y Judge
ton at Chambers. IN - oI
FOR SALE.
number of Lots in the south part of the city. Liperai
n credit will be given.
FOR SALE
Alot in the North ward near the Brewery lying between
Water ST. and the harbor.
FOR SALE
Thirty acres of timber land in Pike woods.
FOR SALE
Or exchanged for real estate in Kenosha county, lou
Acres OF valuable land within four miles OF w aukecs"
FOR SALE
Farm of 90 Acres within ten miles of Beloit, and adj
Joining valuable improved water power on the FeGioc
River with good house, barn and orchard-the wloc la
under fence This farm will be sold cheap, or eXchiSeo
for land in Kenosha comfy.
FOR SALE
100 Acres of land lying the Lake, miles SCUM oi
his city. Apply TO 'o0i1An DN->'
HATS! REATS!!
CPRING STYLE of Beebes Hats reeds th lG cay al
= the sign hf the Big Hat. p r Oo-1'A
Kenosha, April Goth, 1850.
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CLUBBING.

Three Copies will be to address for S12; Four
Copies SIS; Five Copies for SIS Cash in all sUcu
ses TO be RENTED the Publishers and NOT ro'
AgGn:s.
The work be sent in Numbers periodical rates of
postage, ald mail rcmtnces may be made The risk Of
the Publishers.
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EIGHT BARRELS OF AMERICAN
TyYIE8ER2.

A New. Cheap, and durable Paint,
TN ASSORTED COLORS from dark red TO light drab, ut
i $4,00 peFcwt. For sale by
NO IS B. srARKwEATHER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-08-16

Qarness Notes on the New Testament, for sale at
ID kIss's BOOKSTORE.
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adies' Address Enameed and Plain Cards. for Stylo-
L. graphy and Printing; Motto Waters, plain and fnncy
Envelopes Ladies' Gold and other metallic PENS for sale at
Kings Book Store
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NEW BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT
TAKE NOTICE.

LII those indebted to the undersigned hereby
quested pay up and him the necessity of taking
proper stepsfor their collection. no 40 wIxsoR.
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WEMPLE'S IMPROVED
Separat0rs
AND DAVIES. IMPROVED
HORSE POWERS.
FOR 1880.

HE Subscribers would respectfully announce to the Pub
lie that they feel thankful for the very liberal patronage
lhey have deceived in the sale oftheir
SeparatOrs and Horse Powers
during The past season. and would respectfully solicit
tinuance of the same.
From the testimonials and certificates received
both by letter and verbally state without fear of
contradiction machines have given UNIVERSAL and
the best satisfaction of machines in and the epu
taon well established that hey need no further
comment.
But for the further information of patrons would
fer the of 1850 have made very
Powers
AS to the Separator it by all that the shake
of the shoe keeps the whole machine constantly In notion
vibrating from side the other and in order to keep
steady must be braced from both sides this diff
Guilty entirely by improvement in the shoe,
which have just made. The Separator be pla-
ced truck and it will stand perfectly STILL
We consider it the greatest improvement in
Threslafng Machines
that has been made for several years. and all ask is to
have seen to be appreciated and have no doubt but
all Farmers Will agree with ms.
As to the Horse Power have just completed
important improvements in which have the utmost con-
idencc We do hesitate say that is the most
warrant Machines give satisfaction, Improperly man
aged, and to be superior to any in use
THE JACK
To this Power so constructed that the Separator can be
three different places without moving the Power and
sets of Gearing out without any more weight
Of iron than the old style of Jack.
The Machine will from $50 to $5 more in one sea-
son than other Machine with the common Jack.
All we ask is for those who need Machines give
call and look at them at the
Eagle Foundry.
j. v A. WEMPLE & SON.
Kenosha, July 20, 1850 nod
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Fresh Dr,ls 8 and Medicines.
STRAY.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, the 4th of july one
dark brown Horse about mddling size. The
quesed to prove property pay charges and take him
RUFUS SMITH.
SBlem, July 5, 1885, 3-4t
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TOY TO TEE AFFLICTED /!

A EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE!
For all Human Flesh OF Horses CattIes
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ESIABLisIiED IN iS4h
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SrEERsFF,s SALE.
A FARM For SALE,

fNONTAiNINtI I3S Acres or LAND-4U Of which is Tim
0ber-he rest Prare-Openings and Meadow. There is
good HOUSE, the premises aud many other
adapted for Farming Purposes. Distance about 10 miles
from Southport enquire of. b. Jsun, Southport of
Suboleski, Bristo
39-3m Bristo-adjoinng the School Section.
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$50! SPRIN TRADE! Is

WISCONSIN
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
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NEW GOODS !--FRESEh ETs ORH the MENT
H. Il. S. A. M. TYNAESON,

,HE Celebrated Medicinal Cod Liver OH the cure Of
Consumption, scrofua, etc, for sale at the sign OF the
Gold Mortar, no39 by SlAkhV E4Aihi1iN'.
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nitY Treasurer,s Notice.

Dated bristol, July-a7, a. D. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
AFrERNooN SESSION.

Mr. Stephenson offered resolution that the Convention
now proceed to the election the order which they
named, of Principal Secretary Assistant Secreta-
ry, and Door-keeper.
Mr.. Kilgore moved to amend, by providing that the
Convention proceed to elect three Secretaries by rra
vote for this body and that when elected the Pres
ident assign TO each bis respective duties
After some discussion, Mr. Stephenson withdrew the
resolution; when
Messrs. Ritchey, colfax and HOvey appeared, pro-
duced their credentials Office by the
Hon. Horace P. Bddle, and took their seats.
Mr. Borden offered resolution providing for
mtee prepare and report rules of order for the gov
eminent OF the Convention; and until said committee
report and II be otherwise ordered, the rules OF the
House of Representatives of this State be adopted for the
government of the Convention, far applicable;
which resolution was adopted.
Mr. Kgore offered resolution, providing for the
election Of three Secretaries, by RIGA vote, and
the President to assign each his duties.
Mr.. Petit moved that the Convention adjourn until
tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock.
Mr. Robinson Of Decatur thanked the gentleman from
Tppecanoe for his kindness, this morning, in providing
the Convention with Presiding officer and hoped he
would extend the time long enough in his Adjournment,
that he CHIT provide constitution ready for adoption
if his plan Of business is to be fully carried He
however, hoped the Convention would 90 in
the election of its officers.
The question then taken the motion to adjourn,
and decided in the negative ayes 81 noes, l06.
Mr.. Blythe Of Vanderburgh appeared produced
his credentials and into office by the Hon.
Isaac Blackford.
Mr. Petit now moved to amend the resolution olfer-
ed by Mr. Kilgore, by adding Serieant-at-Arms and
Door-keeper; which was not adopted
Mr. Nave moved to amend the resolution by striking
''three and inserting ''one' Secretary.
Mr.. Spann in favor Of electing hut officer at
a time. Such was the practice in the Legislature.
Mr.. Read, of Clark. moved that the Conve nton adj
journ which motion did prevail-ayes 81, 100
Mr.. Kent moved amendment by striking ont the
original resolution and inserting that thc Convention
will now proceed to the election of Principal Secre
tary.
Mr. Foster moved to amend by adding, two Assistant
Secretaries, Sergeant-at-arms and DoOr-kceper; not
adopted.
The question being taken Mr.. Kents amend
ment adopted and the resolution, thus amended
was adopted
Mr. Kiloore offered resolution that the election of
Principal Secretary and other officers be by rra
vote.
Mr. Petit moved that the Convention adjourn; which
motion did not prevail-ayes %, noes 81
Mr. Kilgore withdrew his resolution.
The Convention then proceeded to the election of
Principal Secretary, Messrs. Kent and Bidde acting as
teers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

OF THE
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL

TENHs old established newspaper purchased BY the
n designed the LIST Of june last OF G.. A. & J. Chap
the sole proprieors Its largely increased circulation
since ten and the almost universal concentrations of the
strengthen the belief the approval
OF the Democratic party and the people, The Editorial depart
men conducted by William J. Brown and Nathaniel Bolton
the latter Assistant and local Editor.
In politics, il will be thoroughly and radically democratic,
and will maintain the principles Of the great national demo-
cratic party, unmxed with doctrines what
Its mission will be proclaim TRUTH and combat
the Union of the States and the Union
democratic party 1t viii endeavor to aay sectional Preudces
and 10 cultivate that spirit OF amy and justice which is the
true basis Of national Union will be the of the
party and not Of any clique, faction Ii will be firm
and decided in the advocacy of its principles but
respectful to its political opponents 1t will know enemies
but the enemies Of Democracy.
In addition TO politics, the Sentinel will always contain the
latest foreign and domestic literary matter and
ca intelligence and faithful correspondent will
be employed at Washington whose pen will be engaged
mnestng the important events from the National Metropolis
During the the
and faithful of the Debates and proceedings will
given.
The business and financial department will be conducted by
the undersigned to whom all that subject
must be addressed
AUSTIN H. BROWN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

Mr.: Petit moved an sdjournuent until tomorrow
morning at nine O'clock.
question Of order coming up on the motion Of ad-
ournmen the President decided that there could be no
discussion
Mr. Foster took an appeal from the decision of the
chair.
The question being taken, the chair was sustained
Mr. Kiigore Moved to amend the resolution by strik-
ing out tomorrow morning at nine o'clock, and insert
ing this afternoon at two O'Clock; which amendment
was adopted.
The resolution. as amended was then adopted
The Convention then adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Notice to Canal Contractors.
Y A A u a

SEALED Proposals viii be received Princeton, Ind until
- 10Th day Of October next for the OF thirty
miles of the above named The
tons embracing much variety of excavation including consdea-
bic rock number of deep and heary enankeH alue-
duct eight locks and many All mechanical
to be OF timber, and will afford much work for carpenters
There will be description. OF the
WALTON and embankmen there much heavy work an
equal length of line Bidders from Ohio will find
convenient reach this work the Ohio
v the south end Of the work only is miles north Of Evans
VILE From the middle and north part of Indiana will be
reach the north the work Peersburgh
Pike county Bidders who known the undersigned will
be expected furnish proper testimonials of character
Payments money will be made periods Of about sixty days
Plans and specifications Of the work will be exhibited
by the Engineer charge 10 days before the letting The line will
be IN readiness for inspection by the first of October For further
information persons wishing examine the work address w
J. Ball. Resident Engineer, Terre Haute.
SAMUEL FORRER
SOLOMON STURGESS,
sent29-l s. II. HASAlER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

William H. English was declared duly elect Prnc
pal Secretary into office, and entered upon
the discharge of his duties
After the second balloting. Mr. Kilgorc moved that
the Convention adjourn; which motion did carry.
The names of Messrs Buckles, Sites and Boone were
withdrawn after the second balloting
On motion the Convention adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
CLOTHING FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.

CLOTHING FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
E. A. HALL.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform his patrons
M and public that he has received complete and
"A tensve assortment of 5entiemen's and Youths
Ii Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
suitable made the fashionable
STYLE and Of the best materials and workmanship.
Cztns and visiting the wishing purchase Cloth
ing will call Having hand large
stock Cloths vesiings &C. e prepared
cute his line, low prices and the tme
not inferior o any other establishment IN this city.
Gentlemen and leave their all Gar
approved STYLE and made by the best of
Nvorkmeu L. A. HALL,
octs Capial House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
PRNpLEToN RAILROAD CELEBRATION

r., ON the occasion of the opening the Indian
81 apols and Belefonaine Railroad the elh Of
October tram will leave Pendeon for Indianapolis 10 O'Clock
the and the will leave Indianapolis
deton at O'clock Nj both Trains will indianapolis
the evening.
the without ticket for which fifty for the
day will be charged Ticket Offices
indianapolis and Pendeton viii be open O'Clock the
ing of the day.
Conductors will that order is preserved and these directions
enforced o. ii. SMITH,
seDt03
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
T z R NJ s.
NOTICE TO MANTS
HINDER THE BOUNTY LAND BILL OF THE La
III ] SESSION NONGRrSS-srhe o,,ad HARM hs


Under THE BOUNTY LAND BILL OF THE La TIE
" SESSION OF CONGRESS-The undersigned having been
engaged the prosecution of claims before Congress- and the
Departments his
by the late Administration Of en Taylor from his knowledge of
and assiduy business feels justified Offering his
such may be entitled the benefits coneedby the bo
bill the
them the expense of journey 10 this he viii transmit the
Hon VIM Brown, Indians polls the Hon. Joseph Melon
add Charlottesville and to the Hon Cyrus L. Dunha Salem
Washington county, the requisite forms of Office enable them
prepare their respective claims the prepared for
delivery the Pension Office The bill is herewith for publ
references gentlemen
above named, and 10 David w. Scott Charlottesville
Charges follows, vzFor obtaining and patent for
30 acres, SIS for so acres, 81 So for 100 So
All business entrusted the undersigned will be promptly
ed to- WIN b. SCOTT,
Washington City, Oct. 2 1850. Late Navy Agent
1.-THE Editors Review, Charlottesville; the Peoples
Friend Covngo and the New Albany Ledger, New Albany will
please give the above insertion weekly for eight weeks and
their bills each Of the Congressional Representatives the
District in which is published, with whom will settle.
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