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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-30
o. NJ. LEONARD

II None genuine unless put up in large bot
ties containing quart and name Of the Syrup
blown in the glass with the written signatures,
S. p. Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
u Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for S..
by J ID. PARK. Cincinnati. O.,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut st-to whom all order. must
be addressed.
AGESrs-F Robinson & Co, n Sawyer Kc-
posha; S Johnson, A. Wainwright & Co. Ra-
cine Clarke & Woodruff, Lake q Williams,
H. Bosworth & Son, Milwaukee; &. J. True;
Rochester; Sheldon & Eastman, Burlington ;
Lewis Curtis, Geneva; G. NJ. Mckee, Delavan
Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE. 3m-43
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t,plvr.-The schr Wabash loaded with
.abar struck upon the unconstitutional bar at
onrrauce of the Harbor, this morning, sprung
'|aE and sunk She drifted short distance
3 1,,. the South pier, where she now lies Her
g uere-taken off, by boat manned from the
Several other vessels struck. in cndca-
..n, 10 make the harbor, and come to anchor,
-Ci J2,".
-. sail that Napoleon cfered an artesan his
~ mice for a coat of mail to be worn under
..rha, that should be bullet proof The
y. "a, nIsrtaken for $4,000 francs. When
-bpJ the maker was ordered to put it on, and
,k.a,raa1 fired pistol at him, at the breast, at
,",tbark and at the side. 1t stood the proof
,,aaIaon rave $4,000 francs for the coat, and
y goo more for the fright he had caused him.
c,.oo Of the bachelors in the Ohio I.enisIa-
ara fora tax on bustlrs We never knew
garlaIor vet that hadl't something to say "a
aust the ladies' behind their backs.-AI5any
EackrJotker
, W,xAys Reasons. My dear, what shall
name bab!' why. husband, I've settled on
a,,o, Of Peter oh don't he replied
raycr liked Peter for he denied hi- master. =
-gy.u faen. replied the wife, what name do you
,E. i should Ike the name of Joseph Oh
mt said his better half i can't bear Jo-
TN. for lie denied his mis;ress'
{ Lone WIRE-Amonrst the most remark
ILL rr5lacu1us from Birmingham, CT, at tn
--.at Exhibition, there will be piece of iron
are. for the purposc of the electric telegraph, a
mile long hi, is the greatest length of wire
that has eyer been drawn.
We see i; stated that another effort is to be
made 10 purify the New School Presbyterian
rlureh of all contamination of Slavery, and if
ne effort fails, those making it will seccde.-
Joshua r. Gidlings has been chosen by the
P-a,d,tery to which he belongs, to represent it
N the next General Assembly.
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ATTENTION!

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1912.
r. SHARPSTElN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Konosha
cE City. takes this method inform the Officers and Sol
dtcs of the War OF i~l3 and NAV obtain
Military Bounty Land Warrants under the Act Congress
passed September % lo5n. by cIiling AT his office.
~ u. am engaged in procuring Bounty Land for the
surN Nus and The widows OF deceased Soldiers
mentioned War, and my facilities are such us enable me to
procure the a small expense.
Nov. IA, lrJ0. I'll J. r. SI ARPSTEIN.
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NOTICE
KENoSUA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

KIN pSlIA COZ My ok vi NDl III.
Mark rtTan,
Mark Putnam. Jr, Harriet
IIHuan. john ". Mckty
ard lcyu-fa NCkoy.
virtue drcrc,al order II This Court in the above
4 y cn'i.lcB cause the an day II December A. d.,
100 shall SELL PItc Nuc"n 90 the highest bidder,
All ard sing lar tho norig3d premises mentioned ~ the
Bah Of Cumt4i 10 -ui cause and therein dc~crbed, a.
fw-: Ain ihut picc parcel 81 land situate in the
count, 81 Memo state ~ " c"n-nard described A. fol-
las, IT, ,: commencing .! The centre 90 the highway On
tn Sr.h llc ssctinn tWcuiyX, Town one, north OF
ran, tyrn,, cast and running w'-t thirty five chains and
f link: thence south forty cAain: thence east on" chain
and ninety lIUk thence north siNrJ three AMI hall
degree east, forty chains and -eyci!HSe Inns thence
north degrees twenty chains 1Hd eighty two
links o. rn-r II beginning containing 1Ir hundred and
sixteen mad three rDSi and twenty rods BE- thr
l. ryins hlf un acre al tn s"Hsh"-t
Of sad lot T school house o;h"int N the town OF
Saiytu.
Theab1ea sale viii take place = 2-: day Of May A..
ia 5l between the hour. u aid ~" 10 tho afternoon
id . TIE Front Door Fl the Court House ia the CT
- and e3uuty OF kc1o-ha state 81 " isc''r-ti.
y H. ALLEN,
ShcrF 4 kenosha 60.
J. y. IiIzrv. Conp'i. Sol.
Dated EeHH-ha, = prIi :, l-5i. '-f'
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Pledrg their experience aud SKILL in its merits Whoever
Witnessed such array Of all professions, holding
up the people medicine Of and wonderful power
and which all classes could rely with uudoulted
unmi. LAkoALle eoMhL.mc-L VI wiz Lare M.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-30

The Grca. Remedy far Consumption of the
Lungs, Affections OF the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
Ct Ills, Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or
Lungs, and other affections Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
RUSH CREEK TOWNSHIP, Fairfield CO, O.,
February %, 1854
Oar Sir-As consider tina, my life has been
greatly prolonged, by my being cured OF Com
Sumption. br the uSs Of "Dt Wislar's Balsam
of Wi,d Cherry" | will state the symptoms Of
my case, that others similarly afflicted may be IN
duced tr1ry this valuable remedy. | experienced
great difficulty in Jreahinr--bad the hectic tovcr
with violent fu,ha, ofhcal and lrequcUtco,d chilis
with severe pains intny side and brea>t,accCmpan-
led bv a verv bad cou1h--Wa- very restless nights
aud had great uj ght SWcats--pcr> ring, should
saw, at least two gallons each night, we,iinC the
bed completely through. ! had not been able
10 work + years. Bat was much cnaciated
and almost helpless when commenced using
"Wistars Ba-am Of Wild Cherry have
used in all thirteen bottles, and am now tree
from all those complaints, for my health Is GOOD.
am NOW So wears old. and have not taken
any of the Balsan since 1876. bccanse my health
j. so coed az not to require any medicine.
But if | should have any return o. ny tn-ner
svrnr,orns | should use Wi>tar'~ I}alsam Of W I'D
Charrv procured the medicine Of Mosors.
FaII 4 NcCfackcn, your agents in Lancaster,
Ohio. r,r,-,,, ..>.r,,,ne-C,-
Price 81 per bottle or s bottles for IS.
CLARKE & WOODRUFF. Milwaukee.
II. BoswoETH & SOY, Milwaukee.
LAKE & WILLIAMS. do
AGENTS-F. ROBINSON. &, Co. \. SAWYER,
| Keno,ha: ) j. Johnson. Racine w. 6. Foun-
tain, Watertown: J. c. Wadsworth, jefferson;
! Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE. 3m-5
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WHEREAS, 'ay wife, sarah, has lei my bed and board
w w.shpu, any iswt This forbid all persons
harb2gia- " trusting aer my account. from this date.
ADAM McAULEl.
Somers, May -, 1851. 80
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A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,

for they have seen its anil know that is good An
this enough every doubtful
mind and cause the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
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NssTLCE.

A~OTICE hereby given ,hai 10y virtue 81 order
Trha.c on She Thjal Monday vi lpril D. l-5i.l Rich
ard Grccn, 1T hr estate vt Raj h trytr, de-
ceased, shall sell puoc yundHt a tEr Iu,nN desert
ari pieces parcels at and situate. in- aud being the
town Pike, he CaaaIy 81 kvuy>H a1a state u Wis
Wit The southwest QUA tor "a the northwest
quarter of section UuWber FIVE = 81 township number TWO
north OF range number - Cull-Wo = east. confirming
fTtN 40 Also. thr northeast Vuar',r ~ The south
east quarter of section number >IN ST township number
Two > north " range almhvo twenty-five - east con-
tanning "a Also. uut-tourh d 1T acrr Of
land lu th, form triangle oa u aud from The southeast
corner az tlc south Hu o The northeast quarter ot said soc
a,u -iN town Two , range twenty Two > east. Al
So. one other parcel ilwhsrtd aus l.uaitd, n- and
,r ia ;h< at southport, m she CsUuy IF kcHo>hH.
ana section number TWO = IN township
number north oj range number twy;! two - cas-,
bounded follows. W.T.; commencing an hc south lin"
ht southeast 81 sud quarter section; 'heucc running
uorih ths>iN RS rod stake, thence west ~ enty6vc
- rods 20 the northeast of piece ut land former
N Sold hy Rrnamu icch 10 George belong: thence south
twenty " jds oIhe north Vine Of land formerly sold by
said Fetch Jones, thence east Re north huc oi
sud Jonc, land ator, said a.rsc,n il rS and sixteen
l6r links The Uor -u~ az SAID Jones taE8 a.su-
,. thence Suulh Gbp east uun ut sad JONES land atoTc-
~E sixteen rods Co. t,u quarter ac Aforesaid, thence est
SAID quarter line lo rods and twenty ue n link
tk, l1, 1T bIausZ being aui twv-teuhS OF
u,r- az less. said sale VIII take place the
twenty @ Gly If Juu between Else hours otoDr sd
ltrer ucurk the afternoon % that ds. al ihe b-rNe
House, ia The ci.y If keuosha- Terms, CASH
RICHARD GREEN l. adm lnl>iraior.
Dated 20h NGsy.l~5l So
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NOTICE.

YHyHEDDORE NrIIF L. 4 CO. have closed their Llun-
Der business Henoshs- and reg an STS ow iHs
them either by book account call and pay up.
May ., 1851. T NEW ELL s. GO.
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c,rcuT DRAFTS On New York for sale At the Chicago
- 80 II. b. TONSLEE.
March - last. IL
C,IrEG >ISEGAR, warranted, for sale a. the south
[ = 1Va-plo,l~,. Hy BALL & MERRILL.
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IN AETACH-EENT.

IN ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
kE>osu> County -. !
KENOsEA CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, 1851.
In the case Of
James Mcbride, Henry II. Sh,lIun, and
Henry Mcbride,
Robert Comyn.
A-OTICEis hereby given - ihc said Robert Conlv rnd
" all Others Concerned, That writ Of Attachment issued
Of, AMI under The seal 81 The Circu.; Court ru
y Of kcaoSha aforesaid the Ian day of Ianrary,A D.
l-5i FciurHac uH ih hrs: Aulday II May. \. H. ISL
'r the sum 81 seventeen hundred and sNswo dollars and
sixty -slTev cents
OSCAR f. DANA, Clerk.
II. B. TowsLEE, Prf-. At'!. 10
IN ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
kENosHA Cor ~rY, -.
KENOSHA CIRCUIT COT-RTtNAY TERN. 1851.
In the case Of Abram Dayton, Mortimer Shcarcr.
N~oTICE is hereby given 20 the said Mortimer Shrarrr,
q and all Others concerned. that wit Of Aachcu
County ~ kgHo-ha Aforesaid the fourteenth day
March l. n ISL rctUrnati. The fr-l Monday Of Nav A.
d. I-J for The oi Five Hundred and ~ dol
lars and .wcnty-pne cents.
H. h. TowsLrE, PiTs ht.y. IS
X AFTER LIME inst received and for sale ~ The south
w Warehouse b. BALL q MERRILL.
DRIED PEAcrIEs-..Jam up good n>- for SAT- At the
IL south pier .Fd warehouse bg Il all & MERRILL.
pRoCHA sHAIETS. a cood assortment Of Iua-e and
CHEAP CASH STORE.
SHIRrING STRIPES, good as-ortucn, esear ., s4e
!
ITACKINAw White FISH in half barrels, for $40 fo
! vi sale bv (. ". WAIT.
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JANE EDDY,
SARAH POWERS.
Z = Z 4 Z :
KINGS EVIL-CASE OF o. NJ. LEON


ARD
IL 1.-THE reader will observe, he will see that,
in nearly all cases, the patient has tried nearly
every phycian within his reach and nearly every
remedy; but when he hits upon GuYSou'S YET
lo,0 Doct and SarSgparIa. the cure is immc-
diate.
BLOOMING GROVE, Dec. LIST 1919.
Mcssrs S. +. BENNETT & Co.-Gcrts:
Some time in 1913, was attakcd with Kings
Eel in my arm, which became so sore that
could not use il and in lS45, modification set in
| employed, at different time, each physician Of
celebrity within my reach all told me that my
arm must be ampulatcd. From the shoulder to
the fore crm, my arm was full of running sores,
some of them as large as Il fitty-ccnt piece.
then tried an Indian Doctor who removed the
mortified flesh, and stopped the modification, but
COnld rot heal my arm. My Strength at this
time was completely exhausted. and my person
much cmanciatcd. | continued in this stats un-
til the summer of 1913, when / saw an adycrtis-
mcnt of "GuysoifS Iciio,c Dock and &arSayQ-
rjUa," which read aucntvcly, and sent for one
bottle of the article. Alter using it u few days,
the discharge from my arm increased, and as
SumCd a light color, aud less offensive oGor |
sent fora second bottle, an while using it found
my strength Increasing aad the discharge from nv
arm decreasing continued using it until had used
six bottle hough felt pCrfcotlycured before used
the sixth bottle. Since that time have not fcltanv
pain in my arm; no sores have rcappCared and
have no reason to doubt that it is thoroughly
cured for can labor with it as well as | ever
could.
GuySoits Yel7ow Dock and SarSapariHa"
alone cured me; | took no ether remedy while
using it, and had used it TIL G first appearance
of the maIady, fully believe it would have say
ed me from years Of suffering. ind most
earnestly rccommenderery lcrSon suffering undcr
am similar disease, to use Guysou'S Iello,c
Dock SarsaYariita,' which will restore them to
health. Yours in gratitude,
.. NJ. LEONARD.
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ROOTS 81 SEHDES.

rE undersigned wishes call the attention Of the citi-
lrn-ot kENOSHA AND VICINITY, 10 the fact hat
h. i. now manufacturing
BOO.T$ & SHOES,
Of erlry syls and uqm@ in the neatest and most
substantial manner.
H. HAS also hand large ard BEAUTIFUL ssoRTNFNT
.#FHncy *hOcs, EsaItcTs. 81 VS, &c, for the La
. ami Misses which he Ea- procured expressly this
.lrk ai hch De viii sell on the most reasonable terms
FOR CASH.
Uui-h. be particularly unpcrstood hat the work
u. h manufactures g. put together upon honor 4
..p-..f patronage is respectfully solicited.
t." Shop The corner OF Main < Market streets.
DAVID NROOMAN.
Vs.. 20. I-Il
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" SIg 4 : ~ ~ = FNI;';1zs.
HU1SOFT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SAR-
SAPARlLLA, in Quart Bottles, for P.lrifying
the Blood--tte best Female Medicine k1,olrn.-
recipient Consumption, Barrenness, Leucorrbeq
ar Whites, Irregular IsnStruqtion, H.couineace
of Urine, General Prostra,ion Of the .Slsll,a.
Depressed Spirits and G!o5,ay State of Mind are
cured BY DR.. GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSApARlIJA
which gives immediate relief by renewing the
fountain of Health and Strength. the Blood 1,
neutrali2es bad humors, stops unnatural secre-
tons, and gives healthy action to all the vial
powers.
lis mild Alternative properties FENDER it peculi-
arly applicable to the slender and delicate con-
stitution Of the female, II Immediately con
tracts that distressing nervousness and lassitudc
so common TO The terEale frame, and imparts an
energy and buoyGncy as surprising as they are
grateful We have evidence on file, which in
duccs US strongly to recommend this medicine to
married people who have not been blessed with
offspring.
Pr0lapsiS Uferi, or Failing Of The Womb, of
five years standing, cured by DR.. Guvsott's
Extract Of Yellow Dock and SarSaparilla, at
ter every other known remedy had been tried
WlthOu. relief.
WASHINGTON, O., February, 1919.
This ceriiias that my wife, aged twcnty-seycn
years Las been srtii sing uhdor the above Gem
plant for five years nearly ali that time confn-
ed 10 her bed. | lave for four years constantly
employed the best medical talent that could be
procured in this section of the country, without
any benefit whatever. have also purchased
every instrument recommended for the cure of
such disease, all of which proved worthless.
In the spring of 1913, was induced by my
friends to Try DR., Guysou's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparla, which tour weeks, it was evident
to all of us that she was improving and from this
time she Improved rapidly, anc gained flesh and
strength, until she is now enjoying most excel.
lent health. WIN. MONFORT.
We being neighbors TO VIM. and Julia Mon
fort, know that the above statement as to the sick
ness OF Mrs. Moniort, and as to the cure being
effected by "Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
paria, to be strictly true.
JANE EDDY,
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CHOICE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
E'EgEESe
SEgegEBgsEE2Y. sc.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Apples, Pear, Plum, Cherries.
Peach d Quince, English GooScborrics d. Cur
rants, Red and White Dutch CurrantS.

1900 PEARS. worked on ths Qnincc Stock. Of the
hes! varieties all Of thcu viii bear in and years.
ln01 OF the Apple trees from 10 l. high, many OF
them rlttd last year
Scos Of best varieties Of Pear, Plum, and Apple will be
furnished to early applicants
5000 Isabella, CaawbI and other varieties ofGrapes.
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:. ". or WI~,pN>IN-kE\DSUN COUNTY CIR
',t COZ Rim CHtNtIlN.
'aF1l s. Baker
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UNDERSTANDING.

ILL., krd- 81 periodic aad other books will be bound
-ih De- dire cd. and reasonable terms. hy being
m af uage. st I've Post ticc, the Buicry near
,hr ~riou. House, NUrI Ward. by
Va, ~. i-j'. JASON LDTIIROP
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5 l. . 4 Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine IN Use has accomplished 80 mann f.dTd
ordinary Cyes aud given Lr6rsGt Satisfaction IN every
and ot disease. that has crtsnsrr and
rdpdG sa's >io"g's Ointment AMI G'nddoH PouGtr.
The ointment j. swiftly supccCdiug all other puuuCuts
and Bujcut5 for the OF Fresh Wounds. Calls OF all
kinds Spran>, Bruises, Cracked Heels, RUghoUc Wind
gals, ron Eyi, CaliOuS Siali>. sweeney. Ist1, ST
fast. Strains LamcHc~s, Sand Cracks. FognderCd Feet,
Scratches Grease, Mango and Horse II>UmpCr.
IHr C0sdioR Pyadsr win remove nh Inflammation and
fever, purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the
aud strengthen every part Of tic body; and las proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder. n>cnpcr Hide Bound, Loss OF Appetite, In
ward strains Yellow Water. Inflammation OF the Eyes.
Fatigue from hard exercise Rheumatism, commonly
called stiff complaint which proves fatal 10 many vau-
able horses IN this country II also a and certain
remedy tor Coughs and Colds, which generate so many
fatal diseases,
These remedies i4rs ard Arrays Cure, if the Gi-
rCcuOEs followed.
For further particulars and M ugde OF CERTIFICATES OF
remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets Of agcp's.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
G l. d L FL I = G.
NOTICE.


TvyHF NrnuaI Meeting Of fhi< Society viii b" held =;
z III TT lN'S TAVERN. Paris on MONDAY il Ne
inv I;tI u attend.
l,i business. Choice Of officers for ;n mn year.
III Report 81 Committee on Time place si'd awards for
NE, Fair IL b., held lrNt FALL laid from April NEE
ing1 uthgr matters ol importance Viii b. considered.
FARMERS ibI> yoGg especial business Come OUT and
Attend To- IT, II. JOHNSON, prr~;.
II ] R.xD Sec 10
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HEALING VIRTUES.

1t is fact. authenticated here, well rs all Over the
State and indeed the Whole western stacs that SlOanS
Medicines have attained a wide spread celebrity and
putIon, which they justly Cutei by tHcjr EraHg
rutacS and powers. We are not anous those who are
prone 10 endorse every patent unhuI that along,
and in this instance have delayed endorse uul
We have been anC make assurance "OHhy sure not ouy
by testing them personally ourselves, but from tuc >.
mouy OF a numerous portion OF the community tNu-
aronnl us.-- Illinois Gl0he. Avn - $50.
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G. L Eg q u =

'EVao Tons r9EE WHITE LEAD c,r- .Ic by
T.. I. * 4. N. Tl MFS0N.
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Pr0lapsis Uteri, or Failing Of The Womb, Of
five years standing, cured by DR.. Guysoit's
Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, af-
ter every other known remedy had been tried
WithOu! relief
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-30

ANOTHER Lot Of White Fish jus. received and for safe
"a b. l. ". VAT.
Opposite The RIaals House. keHoshaciy.
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W. B. SLOAN,

Lepof. 30 Lake St. Chicago, M.
For Sa1c at all the Drug Stores in this city.
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EpREEEs PEACHES,

EDARED ~ impaired. 10 be had The south Pier Ware
|. has>a. BALL u MEHIgl.L-
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Please address ROBERT SEARS Publisher,
mar 24- l28 Nassau street. MY.