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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
D5 RAyAJET 5eoEAT5
DRY GOODsH DRY GOODsn


LID. OImstcad's
No. 142 Lake street, Chicago
The Subscriber takes this method ofinforming the Citizens
OF Kenosha among whom he already claims acquan
ances that he has hand and intends to be continually
supplied with large and carefully selected stock of
Dry Goods and Paper Hangings,
supplied with the newest and most desirable styles of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Such as Bhgeh gnd Iameg Dress sh EOha,s HSr
dered Swiss Musn for evening dresses Tartans, Null Mus
Inns, Corded Cambcs arsnetts Organdes Muslin de LANES
Berage de Laines Cshmeres, Linen Lsres Alpaccas Can
ton Cloths, Striped Mohar Lustres, Ginghams, Shambras
besides other styles too numerous to mention.
L. D. o. being very often in New York attends personally
to the selection of desirable
FANCY GOODS,
such as Embroidery of all kinds, Worked Capes, Collars
and Cuffs of best Styles Thread Lacc Edgings and Insert.
ings.
Trimming Goods, of every styles Bonnet
Ribbons.
In fact list of goods for Ladies' is too numerous and
varied to admit of enumeration in the space allowed to
advertisement Always on hand splendid stock of
Hosiery of all kinds
Both for Ladies, Genemen Misses Boys, and Infants In
this line, we may safely defy competition. Also
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, Shngs Linens Cotton and
Linen Sheetngs Linen Damasks, Curtain Goods Draperes
they visit the city, and see what do We will show
them goods with pleasure and think can suit them
do not allow ourselves to boast of great superiority
cheapness ofour goods All say is that our motto Is
"Quick Sales, Cash, and Small Profts.''
And that acting under this principle shall always keep
our prices aslow as the market We hope the Cizens
Kenosha and surrounding country will give a call
NO. 142, LIKE STREET, CHICAGO.
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The First Northern Gate ope,cd,

The lock and canal at Depere are cons
pleted, and the first boat was passed through
on Saturday last. This makes the first link
on the eastern end of the route--opening a
stream communication from Green Bay to
Raplde Croche, distance of IL miles
The works at the latter place will soon be
finished, when steamboats, will run to the
foot of the Kaukalin--2O miles, Green
Bay Adv
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Wouldn't Kiss The Popes Szipper-A letter
from Italy in the NJ y. Commercial Advertiser
states that Mr.. Lewis Cass, Jr.. our ,Charpe at
Rome, on paying his congratuatory visit to the
Pope at the Vatican, after his return to his capital
did not kneel and kisslhis Holiness slipper as was
done by the other Foreign Ministers. To re-
monstrance from his brother diplomatists against
thls breach of etiquette he replied, that, as rep
resentatlve of Republican Government. he
Guild not kneel to any monarch on earth: and as
a Protestant, he certainly could not perform such
an act Of homage to the Paracv.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

"Kncching" Disease out of a Patient. The
Home Journal says that a report was made to the
Homeopathic College of New York, recently
that physician had employed the Knockers to
consult the Spirit of Hahnemann, as to case
despaired of, and the instructions given i'll the
reply, had been followed by the cure of the pa
tent
We hear by report that Frances Moore, lately
keeper of a saloon in this place was seriously
wounded by being shot. He in company with
q man by the name ,,f Mcmillan, were organi-
zing company for California in the vicinity of
OF st, Louis, Moore absquatulated with the funds
and being pursued by his partner Mcmillan, was
thus wounded during the capture.
Oshkosh. TEL
Lucky--J. B. ATwATER, a Californian from
Port Washington, sent home few mails since,
$4,000, being his earnings while in California
He is coming money.-Po1 Washington Blade.
M Clay DiScourdged.- A Washington dis
patch, dated the 18th, says that Mr. Clay is evil
IDENTIFY worn out and dispirited. He confesses
himself discouraged as to the passage of the Om-
nibus BILL from the ceaseless amendments and
endless discussions to which its subjected.
Noble ReSoIue-The Germans of Cleveland
have resolved to dsinter the bodies of their coun-
trymen, lost on the Griffith, and give them e
christian burial. Means have been raised and a
committee appointed to carry out this resolution
ton.
SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsToN.--The British ship
Ocean Queen, on her way from Liverpool to
Suez lately, was entirely destroyed by fire She
had on board 800 tons of coal, which caught fire
trDp Il n I
the crew TO take the the boats, after suffering
IN the open sea, they were picked up by French
ship four hundred miles from the spot, and taken
to Mauritius.
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Kenosha county Probate court.

June 9Th, 1850.
In the matter of the estate Of JOEL LOCKE deceased
On reading and filing the petition Emily Locke PRAYING
that Andrew H. jackson may be appointed administrator ~
the estate OF Joel Locke deceased Ordered that the ann
cation be heard before the Court House in the civ Of
kenosha on the first Monday in July 10 o'clock A.
W. and that notice thereof be given publishing this order
three successive weeks before that day. the Kenosbs Tel
egraph newspaper published in the city of Kenoeba in
said county. BY the Court,
3:n50 Ls.f7C ". sTODD.7RD, County Juf
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T1EN COPIES Webster's American ,;c,;on
L airy, The entire work unnbridsed in VOL
quarto, containing oil the m4 tier of The former e.
ditions, revised and greatly enlarged and i'm.
proved by Prof. C.. Il. Goodrich For .aIe a,
cde 30. KINGS Bookstore
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NEW STORE, Now GOODS.

TNHE subscribers, to T. s. Greenwood, have
opened the Store first door north of Marshall Phelps
Tin Shop, where may be found general assortment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Stone
Ware, Wooden Ware and CrOckery.
WITHOUT STOPPING TO
enumerate will just say that stock comprises almost
every thing of the useful and substantial Kind usually
ed in line and that to be undersod by any
establishment in this city Small profits and ready pay
believe to be the secret of success and decidedly the
best policy for both seller and buyer Our intention is to do
business principles that will stand the test of experience
being the best to public favor and confidence 1t
will afford pleasure at ali times exhibit goods for
inspection and comparison.
general assortment of family supplies constantly
hand; Flour, &c. BENNETT & SELLECK.
Kenosha, June 10th, 1850.
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GREAT AGRICULTURAL WORK!

The FARMERS GUIDE to Scientific and Practical Agrcu
ture. BY HENRY STEPHENS, f. r. 5. E.. Author Of the
shook OF the FARM, Editor of the suaerly journal of
Agricultural &C., &c, assisted by JOHN p. NORTON A.
NJ Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale Colleges
New Haven, Author of Agricultural Prize Essays, &c.
This highly valuable work will comprise two large roya
Volumes containing over l400 pages with IS or 20
splendid steel engravngs and than 600 engrayings on
wood in the highest style of the art illustrating almost ev-
cry implement OF husbandry in by the best farm
the best methods of ploughng planting hayng har-
vesng &c, &C., the various domestic animals in their
highest peection in short. the pictorial feature the
book unique, and will render of ncacuabe value
the student of agriculture.
This great work the joint production of two the most
talented agricultural scholars the day. the one eminent
anthor and editor Great Britain and the other as
Professor in Yale College. Both eminenty practical
well scientific and all they say may be relied as
the result of profound research tested and sustained by
practical experiment The contributions of Professor
chiefly designed to adapt the British portion of the
book TO this country, and thus make AngoAmeri-
can work. giving to its readers all the really useful agricu
ural knowledge at present attanabe in either country.
The work is divided into four departments distinguished
by the four of the year, commencing with Winter
and Prof Nortons notes will be published as an appendix
TO each part The first chapter of following sub
jects, under the head of
INITIATION 2Tdt
On the best of the existing methods for acquiring thor
ough knowledge of Practical Husbandry
On the Difficulties to be encountered in learning Practical
Eiusbandry, and on the means of overcoming them.
On the different kinds of Farming.
On the Persons required to Conduct and Execute the
Dor of the Farm
On the Branches of Science most applicable to Agrcu
ture.
On the Institutions Education best suited to Agricul-
tIral Science.
On the Evils attending the neglect of Landowners and
others to learn practical Agriculture.
On observing the details and recording the facts OF Farm
ing by the Agricultural Student.
TERMS WoRK.-The American edition. the first
number of which is already issued will be published III
semmonthy numbers of "a pages with English steel
engraving i'll each NUMBER of which there will be about
IN ALL PRICE p CENTS PER NUMBER, or S. ADVANCE
FOR TIE % NUMBERS.
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orls jerks IN cHAsoEuy.
VS..
ALBERT ID. SAwTELL. HON. E. V.WHITOE,
J.B.JILsUN Sol for Conn., Circuit Judge.
pursuance and by virtue of decree duly made en-
tered the above entitled cause on the 9th day of April
A. D. $780, and by virtue of the statute in such case made
and provided l. Leonard Crocker Sheriff of Kenosha
y and State of wisconsin, will sell at public auction
DUE to the highest bidder the Duree House, in the city
of Kenosha in the said county of KenOha the 9th day
July next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the premises
toned and described in said decree, much thereof
shall be necessary satisfy the demands of the complainant
follows to wit the southwest quarter of section
Der CD in township number "a north of range
number twentythrce @ east in the county of Keno
sha, and State of Wisconsin, saving and excepting forty
of said land off from the entire north side of said quar-
ter section. no46-6t l.. CROKER, Sheriff.
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Barring for an old Claim.--Wm. Loon Nc
kenzie does not intend to resume the profession
of an editor in Canada. He is now endeavor-
ing to procure the recognition of claim against
the government, which, the Examiner SAYS, all
governments, the last twenty-three years have
refused to pay Mckenzie is rec
commended to have patience!
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lDAgUISl2 nI5O99y7[?J3So

N; CLARK & LADY, from the East, have OPEN
i W. ca aooms opposite CHARLES Block Main for short
have splendid assortment of Gold Tockets and Fancy
Miniature Cases. o'
Ladies and Gentlemen Invited to favor us with call
and examine for themselves
June 81, 1850. 60
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NO GARDENERS.

IrRESH GARDEN SEEDS, from Bowman's Garden, Wal
worth County, comprising the varieties usually required
for this region both in large and small papers For sale
Kenosha, May II, le50.noi7 KIsG's BOOKSTORE.
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a Great Chance for a Rargoin-

Oltsale cheap, valuable Farm. situate in good ,o;oh
borhood for schools, etc. in the town If paris @ IN
Ccaso and Milwaukee road Consisting one hundred and
50 acres under the pillow. II is near the Plank Road "S
VIII nc sod ut great bargain For further particulars en-
qre o. The Undersigned, the premises or " French
ESP, Kenosha. 5,mr, v.mr oh'
S-To suit customers, it uray be sold in two parcels.
Paris, April, l, 1850. mo 4ISn
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HERR DRHESBACH.
The People won't go Barefootcd,

The People won't go BarefOOtcd!
OR E | have bought, and am offering
for sale, at the EkEGNeeSEEA CITY SEEOE AND
LEATHER STORE. Beautiful assortment of La
dies and Chdens Shoes and Gents Fine Boots, consist
ing ofLades Rosettc Slips Ladies' Rosette Jenny Lnd La
dies Enameled Pokas, Ladies Silk Pat. CATERS Ladies'
Bronze and Kid Excelsors, Super Chdrens Shoes
super FIR Boots which will be sold usual for cash. the
lowest prices. no44
f. w. IYMEN.
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Runals House.

HE Subscriber wonld respectfully inform his friends
and the travelling public, that he has just completed
large HOTEL. situated on the of Main and Wis
consin Streets and furnished the in the best modern
style, and having connected himself with n PITKIN who
has had much experience in keeping first class Hotels and
on account of the advantages of location arrangement
rooms and manner In which said House is to be kept np
ne feels confident in saying that it will be what intends it,
Ono of the best Hotels i'm the State.
EY Carriages will be in attendance TO convey passen-
gers to and from the Boats OF CHARGE.
Z. G. RUNALS.
Kenosha, June 81, 1850. 50
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CLUBBING.

Inree copies will be sent to address for S12; Four
copies Tor SD; Five Copies for $S! Cash in all SUCH
ses to be reunited DIRECT thro'
Agents. ifsl5
The work can be sent in Numbers periodical rates of
postage and mail remances may be made at the risk of
the Publishers. st -,
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U. s. CIRCUS!
CONSISTING OF
$50 Men and]Horses.

Wal be al KENOSHA on the Eighth of Julu
The Managers would the public that by the I'M
pfeled appreciation with which the Olympic Arena and
United states Circus has been received in every city and
town which they have thus visited they are enabled to
produce an entertainment far superior any heretofore Of
fered to the patronage of the public
Among those composing the equestrian corns are the
following artistes:
W. WATERWAYS H. Buckley J. Goodspead A. Parker,
r. Crosbee j. Tolman, Lucan Julian, and Master Albert
the celebrated Holland Family.
lhse astonishing performers, known fame and hro'-
out Inc world as the Acrobat Holland Family whose
services have been procured enormous expense will
appear in each performance -
me celebrated Wells Family-Miss Mary Ann Wells,
MISS Amelia Wells, Miss Maria Wells Miss Flora Wells
me st IN attraction and elegance is the young and beaut-
iu Equesrian' Miss Mary Ann Wells No just idea exists
IN the public mind of the extraordinary according to
superior merit coupled with excellence of private charac
ter as Is the case with this charming artistic Her wonder
gus equestrian Representations to be given on her most
beautiful paltrey and combine all the united effects hgt
personal Charms high TALENT and grace manner can emf
neny imprt This young lady, whose sweetness of look
ana sfaceuness OF manner at impress every behoder
with towards her. stands unrivaed by any
female Equestrian in the United States
John May, the celebrated American Jester and American
Clown; ~ W ei io'i'
Mr. John Wells, lhe fayOre Buh0 Clown
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AGENTS WANTED

Liberal commissions will be allowed to good canvassing
Agents. booksellers and Periodical Dealers will be sup
piled on liberal terms.
All orders and communications should addressed post
paid, to LEONARD SCOTT & CO., Publishers,
20 Fulton st Entrance "a Gold ST.. N Y.
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HATS AND CAPS

CPRING Styles for 1850, just received. Also large
~ assortment of Boys Hats and Caps going cash. ut
the sign of the Big Hat S. r. COAISTOCK.
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E.shSrat

"A FAER of old fashioned GOLD SPEcTAcLEs were left
"a by he subscriber In her Pew at the Episcopal Church.
one evening last week during Convention The finder
will be suitably rewarded on returning the same to
q, 100 MARIA COURTENAY.
"a
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BOARDING!

A few BoaJders can be accommodated with Boarding by
the week day. the of Park and Exchange
gentleman and Lady can be accommodated with good
rooms June IA. n5I
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PIN and Latin Text Books comprising Teemaque,
Nv FSeioa, Corrime, and Racine's Works: Ollendorfs
mar Mcndme method; Bomar and Levizac's French Gram
SC: Andrews Boysr and Nugents French Dictionary,
Auold,s Frs. a toddards Latin Grammar and Reader
Ainsworth,s Dicose Second Latin Book; SalIust, Cicero
nm" VI III Di''ohary' Sc, for sale at
Kings Book Store.
oyeis, Romances and Novelties comprising Three
~ M sle 1s pu'nas, Miners Daughter by Dick
gleborough Hail. Old Converts of Paris 81 JmS IN
Marvln Antonina, Ned Allen, Cleveland, David Wotsa
naid OF Orleans, Constance LINDSAY, Cruise in Who
Boat, Spectre of the Bastie, The Monk, &c. and anv @
tiy more of the same sort for sale at du''i-
Kings Book Store.
life of JENNY LIND, for sale at
KISG's BOOKSTORE.
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LOCK UP.

The new Comet is row family visible &c the
naked eye, in the constellation Ursa Minor. 1t
will continue teapproach the earth until the mid
die OF su1y then 1t viii attain its minimum dis
lance from us OF about thirty-eight millions of
miles, or less than one-half its present distance.
As 1t Is also approaching the Sun, it will become
hVe or six times brighter than it now is
On the / lth of July it will be seen few de-
grees to the west of the bright star Arcturus, in
the constellation Bootes. Moving rapidly to the
south, 1t will pass near the star Spca Virgins
on the 2Sd of July, and will soon after descend
below the southern horizon.
AS 1t is already fast increasing in brightness,
j VIII probably be distinctly visible to the naked
eye during the middle of July. Am. Sent.
oman, an old negTess, died at Norfork few
days ago, at the age of one hundred and f,c.ufu-
Ihres gears. She was servant in a family resi-
ding at the Great Bridge when the memor ,ble
battle was fought there in TIE between Colonel
Wooltord's Virginia troops and the British Gre
nadiers under Captain Fordyce and was al that
time Grandmother, fact which attests her age
She was blind for a number of wears, Int
recovered her sight when past her hundreth year,
SO that she could see to thread cambria needle !;
and having lost her teeth. she cut an entire new
set about the same time. She was remarkably
sprghtly and industrious to the last.-NationqI
Intetligencer.
The Detroit papers are in extacies over the ell
ooquence of John B. Cough, the Temperance
Lecturer, and Miss Logan and Mr. Murdoch, both
OF whom are playing an engagement at that
place.
Another California Wonder-The Rev. C. c..
Wheeler, pastor of the first Baptist Society of
San francisco, asked the trustees of the society
toreduce his salary from the lst of April to the
rate of five thousand dollars per annum, being
Just one half the sum generously rendered him.
rms IS the greatest wonder yet from that Won
derful country. ' -
Connecticut o. S. Senator-The Legisla
tire of Connecticut after numerous unsnccsss.
full ballotings for U. S. Senaor, resolved bv .
decisive vote to postpone the election until the
next meeting of the Legislature.
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John NJ Boa and John Jackson having taken upon their
two several w of Repevin, against issued from the
United States District Court for the District of Wisconsin,
the greater part of the wheat left by c. hutchinson in the
Ware House lately occupied by him. and now occupied by
and the said suits being issue for trial at the next
of said Court be holden Madison the first Monday
of July next; and pleas having been filed behalf in
said SUITS under which all interested prove defend
any right interest they may have in said Wheat Notice
hereby given to all interested to appear and deiend and
furnish proof to Defend right interest which they
may have in the subject matter of said suits. Yours, &c.
Kenosha, June II, $780, HALE, .1fJ4N.NEY,& Co.
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H N. IODAsAfxDs--AttOrney & Counsellor,
WIN continue to practice in the District Court of the Uni
ted Statos Also in the Chancery Supreme and Crcuif
Courts OF Wisconsin and Illinois, Deeds and other nstr-
me In writing TO be used in this other State drawn
and Acknowledgements taken. Office next door TO uares
Brick Block on Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore
noi6-ly
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c cifg o k e9%sty ss In Justices Cont

E E;.I, sh e County, IS.
To George Colbwn You are hereby notified that writ
of attachment has been issued against your
ty attached to say the demand of Josiah Bond amounting
to Ten Dollars Now unless you shall appear before John
L. " Yates, Justice of the Peace in and for said county,
his office in said city, the 9Th day of July d. 1885, at
O'Clock in the afternoons judgment will be rendered against
you, and your property sold to pay this debt.
JOSIAH BOND, Plaintiff
Dated this 10th day of June, A. d., 1850.
AAJAJS SnaS1AJIp
The Swedish Nightingale is coming to this country about
the first of September
HER SHOES,
Have already and be the store of the sub
scrber where he will be happy to exhibit them, together
with great variety of Goods in his ne designed expressly
to improve the understanding ofhe Dear People,
June IL, 1850. F. w. LYMAN
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!

WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY MEDICNE
all Human
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. ESTABLISHED
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rEEEHx FAILS AND PAN,

MADE IN THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL, MANNER
~ Cash price. Any quantity on hand ~ "'' io"es'
kenoslia, May la5i.-no IS. EDwARnp.1N
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FOR SALE


100 Acres of land lying the Lake, miles south of
his city, Apply to JOSIAH BOND.
Kenosha, MAY 81, 1850.
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NEW GOODS !--FEsESFH EIG Owe the MINT.
II. Il. s. A. M. ,EYMESON.

AVE just received their first instalmcnt oteir Spring
IL Goods, consisting of NEW ETYLES of CAL1coEs,
GINGHAMs SILKS, etc. SHAwLs of beautiful Patterns, Box
and HATS ofvarous kinds. PARAsoLs, Sun SHADES
ETC. etc., with other articles, which willte you about BY
and by. GY7 CALL SEE.GG
Ell & A. NJ. TYMESON.
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W A g G d N s!

A'oh SALE at II. BAIN'S Hardware Store,
A'Neiye Lumber YaEROus
OF different kinds cheap for Cash approved Notes
May /, no 49, ''''
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HEAD QUARTERS, FOR HATS, CAPS
AND CLOTHING.

T1HE old firm OF FRANCIS, HAWLEY, & Co. have re-
i moved their STOCK OF CLOTHING, to the Slocum
Store ls door north of n Sawyer, Main street, where
they receiving and keeping constantly hand the
Largest, best and cheapest assortment of
Hats, Caps, and Clothing,
ever offered in this market Ladies' Mus, Of all kinds.
Also, Fur Tppets and Children's Mufs cheaper than
ever FRANCIS, HAWLEY, & Co.
Southport September %, 1849. -
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G O o x a S II O v = s =

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HATS! HAES!!
GPRING STYLE of Beebes Hats, reed. this day, al
> the sign hf the Big Hat. S. Z. CeMSTOCK.
Kenosha, April 26th 1850
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Commissioners, Notice.

commissioners Notice.
Z AhE commissioners appointed by the late Probate
court OF the County of Racine receive examine and
Glust CLAIMS and demands against ALBERT b. FIrcu late
o. southport State of wisconsin, deceased will hold their
st meeting at the office of. b. Jlsun ESQ., in the CITY of
hehosh' ON the 18th day of June, ns 10 O'Clock A. ~
JAS. ~. STRYKER,
June co. 1850. Con,,nissn,nor