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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

VEVHE best and certified medicine in the world
Il for the OF Dyspepsia in all its crms-such head
loss of appetite asthma piles ncipent consumption debi
y arising from proaced levers fever ami aguc, exposure
indigestion dcranged condition OF the stomach II Is also
excellent remedy. and not surpassed by medicine in
for females suffering from uterine or nervous derans
meat
Among the numerous and highly respectable certificates
we refer the following:
Prof. A. \. HAYES, NJ. D. State Assayer.
FITZHENRY HOMER Esq, Ho,ton.
JAMES C. DUNN, Esq. City Treasurer. Boston.
Hon. MYRON LAWRENCE. Ex-Prcsdent Mass. Senate
Hon. WM. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Mch-
gan. L. :. Senator.
Hon. j. T. MOREIIEAD, formerly Governor OF Kentucky
L. :. Senator.
lion. j. F. SIMMONS. T. 5 Senator from Rhode Island
Hon. SAMUEL :. PHELPS, L. :. Senator from er-
Hon. WIN. UPHAM. do do do
Hon. SOLOMON FOOTE. member of Congress from VI
Hon. II. ID. FOSTER member OF Congress from Penn.
Hon. NJ H. MARTIN Delegate in Congress from Wiscon-
sin Territory.
Il. p. STOWE, ESD Clerk i'll the House of Representa-
tiyes.
c. c. TROWBRIDGF, Esq, Detroit, Michigan.
GEORGE w. JONES Esq. Surveyor General, Dubuque
JOSEPH HOXIF. Esq. No. IS Wall stree, New York.
MANY other individuals of the highest responsibility can
be referred who will confirm all that has been said III Ei-
of this invaluable medicine.
REED BATES Il AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists No. 26
Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for -. 2n-l5
CAUTION.-Each bot |, of the GENUINE OXyGESA1 En-
RtrTrRs will hive the outside wrapper printed English
Proprietor upon THREE SIDES and naddon finely en-
graved label upon the top ofhe bottle with the signature OF
REEp, BATES AUSTIN, who are the sole General Agents.
and To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by STARkWEArilER CO. keEoSha; r. W.
DE BERARD 4 Co. Racine; RUFUS BRbN n, NJ p-
Milwaukee, and by Druggists generally throughout the L
nited States and Canada.
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CHICAGO BRASS 81 BELL FOUNDRY.
II. W. klNCKER,
NO. 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, CHIc.4GO,

Also on Canal Street, opposite Toss Planning Mill.
FENlE Proprietor of this Establishment is prepared to
n Cast Bells of all sizes. He would particularly invite
those no wish TO purchase Church Bells 10 those of his
manufacture. His bells will be sold reasonable terms
they purchased from the East Agents OF
Eastern Establishments. They will be sold cheaper
because he make good bell that will give as large
sound those OF with
fourth weight of metal. and this proportion
thus we'd in the purchase of his Bells lie them
not to break tor with proper and should
fail prove 10 be good represented it may be
turned his Shop and be made good without expense
the purchaser, by be replaced by If
should break any time during his life. he will
for halt the expense of casting Western people will the
advantage in dealing with western man, and patronZing
western interests.
His bells taken the premiums two last Fairs of
the Chicago Mechanics lnstutc-the last Fair awarding
him gold medal. The following is copy of the report of
the committee the Bell submitted inspection 10 the
Fair of May, 1850:
Article H. Glass No 6, Church Bells
bell of 40 pounds, by H. w. Rncker, of this city. is
well made and smooth casting. Ii exhibits great degree
OF skill in lis manufacture; has admirable and
throws greater volume of sound than any bell of size
trial had between the above bell and manufacture
ed by Mr. MenccIy of Troy n " the latter being consid
erbly the heavier of the two-9JJ pounds. The arrangement
Tor ringing Mr.. Rnckers bell temporary and by
erior that OF MIR Mencel notwithstanding which
believe thu there but little difference in The distance that
the two bells could be heard, and that the of Mr. Rnck
er's bell by tar the most pleasing the Gold
Medal was awarded to Mr.. Rncker.
The above is true copy of the Report.
G. II. SLOAT Secretary
Board Director. Chicago Mechanics institute.
NJ. Rnckcr is also prepared do all kinds Brass work
casting and furnishing, short and in good style
suchas machinery magnetic machines phi! steal instruments
soda fountains, beer pumps siopcockS oil globes
Also heavy Copper Wook for all purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
for bells, al the market prices.
Chicago, lSJl
q orders NAV be left in Kenosha with F. RJ-DD OF
at the Office of the Telegraph.
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Eoxx York s. Erie Rail Road Line.

Connecting with First Class Low Pressure Steamers
KEW STONE STATE, Capt. w. P. Stone.
NIAGARA, r. :; Mhier.
ENPIRE A. ii. Squires.
On Lake Erie, between Dunkirk and Detroit.
One of above Steamers will leave Detroit daily (Sun
DAYS excepe 10 A. NJ the arrival of the Express
Train New Buffalo, direct 10 Dunkrk. through without
landing arriving Dunkirk the next morning at O'clock
connecting with the morning Express Train al O'clock for
New York. and arrive New York the evening.
Eight hours ahead Of any other route.
Fare from Kenosha to Dunkirk, $1,000
q" =" Dunkirk to New York, 100
Trains leave Dunkirk, follows, Sundays excepted!
Morning Express Train, leaves Dunkrk at coch'
A. NJ o =,
ID do Mail do do ~ q. NJ
Sd Evening Express do do ~ +; NJ
4h Express, freight, cattle and stock tram al T. W.
BY the latter train, passenger car is a''acheo u o
modate Drovers and way passengers. -, ~
ID Class Train leaves Dnkirk daily at III CLOCK a. NJ
Fare S. Dunkirk to New York c,.-.
Particular attention will given with regard 10 Shipment
of Stock and Freights generally.
Freight Tariffs will be furnished 10 Forwarding Merchants
Raoage not subject changes and extra expenses, ms by
the Ruo and ALBANY route, checked through from De-
uoit TO New York lfce OF Por'erage. 49, 49, ,,,- .
CHARLES M!NOT Supt.
For n,Il parclars enquire board the Boats, of
En,osba Aug 1851. f6I BALI. & MERRILL.
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on S.0nlnch C0mplaints
PEPSIN ~ POWDER.

For convenience of sending all parts of the country.
the DIGESTIVE NATTER or THE PEPSlN. l. put up
in the form of Powder, with directions L. be dsSO cd in
water by the patient These Powders contain just the
m eriS the bottles. and viii be sent by mail, FREE OF
POSTAGE. for ONE DOLLAR sent post paid TO DIR. J.
s UOIGHTDN. NJ D., Philadelphia" Pa.
- OBSERVE FIlS!-fHcry bottle of the genuine
PEPSiN the written signature of = not CLIFTON.
NJ D. sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copyright and
TT de Mark secured.
AGENTS. b. Starkweaher ( Co.. kenosha; :. John
s,n A. wainwright l. Co.. Racine; Clarke 4 Woodruff,
Lake & William. II. Busworh Il son, Milwaukee; c. J.
True Rochester: sheldon & Eastman, Burlington; Lewis
rtis. GENEVA c. NJ Mckee, Delavan; Holden Kemp,
JanesNilLe
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READ THIS!
GREAT CHANCE.

OTTER the FLOWING property IN the second " ard Tor
& six Hundred Dollars. The last haii o Block 81, and
the East half Southwest quarter Of Block 81. and a
tn story House. II With brick foundation and
lar cement cl>rrn and brick we'll. The House has two
coats Of paint inside and out with Venetian Blinds and
sr Of the rooms papered. The land is we'll fenced and
large lot u choice and bearing Fruit Trees all kinds Al
y, upwards 81 300 GD1~eberry and Currant Bushes
Terms s. frlows-SlJ0 down and the balance in one
wear price asked for the above properly il only
amount Of the insurance on The house. For ca>h down
per cent; wi. be allowed.
GEo BENSETT i appointed AScAi for the -aIc Of the
above property. JAS BAILEY, Jr.
Keno.hs juno s, 1851. -
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RAcINH CIRCUIT corRr-IN cnANcEE.


George w Law Complainant. rs David L. Wells Hcnit-
min e. Pierce Ephram Perkins. Pc Uiu NIigh CHARLES
Davis ASA kinney. Piny ". Perkins, William l.. Pierce
NJ smith, Martha Perkins, Allen Perkins, Sarah Hopkins
Samuel hopkins and Ellen Pierce, Defendants.
a BILL. and amended bin having been filed with the
"a Clerk of this Coar at Racine aIinSt said Defendants
i'm This cause, the foreclosure certain Mortgage made
lN said David L. Wells and Benjamin G. Pierce 10 said
w Law. and dOpoenas oappcar and answer nav
ing duN issued in this and returned served
ON said Benjamin c. Pierce Frccove EcnnCt John Ben
nett Sarah Hopkins, sam le Hopkins Uah II. Spencer
and iimm t. Prrcrand ii appearing to the satisfaction
of Homer T. Scho. Court Commissioner, residing Keno
sha City, in the First judicial District OF the State OF iSCon
sin by affidavit made in this Cause, shat the said Renitmin
C. Pierce. Frevovc Bennett: john Bennett Sarah Hopkins,
Samuel Hopkins Uriah 1t. spencer and am h. Pierce,
of the state and cannot upon inquiry be found IN this
have hey caused their appearance 10 be entered
in this according 10 the rules of his Court.
Therefore, motion OF /. y. Stoilari. Compliments
SOLICITOR ordered that said Benjamin c. Pierce FrccIoyc
Bennett, John Bennett, Sarah Hopkins. Samuel Hopkins
rah A. Spencer and William l.. Pierce, who deem
ed and taken 10 be absent decndants and each and
cry them do appear in this and plea de
muir the Compaiuants said bill. and amended
before fourteenth I4hl day of October A. D.. 1851,
in default thereof said Bill and amended. be taken
confessed agins such absent Defendants. And is further
ordercIhat said Complainant This order 10 be publish
he'd in newspaper printed and published in this state in
the City kcnu~ha. called kcnosha Telegraph. for six
weeks civ at least in each week before he said
I4ih dav OF October next.
Dated Jul, Ill., \. ID. 1851. 90
HOMER T. SCHOFF,
Court Commissioner for kenosha County.
l. y. SropD>Rp. solicitor,
j. J. PErrIT, of Counsel
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GO FINE MERINO BUCKS
ENEP SALE.

YByHE Subscriber having purchased the above portion Of
the flock of sheep lately owned by Roswell t. Oua o.!
Town of Pike, prepared {" onsr them for sale
siugIy orinl lis prices greatly reduced It IS unnece7s
~ 10 cscr in lengthy account o!he origin qnay IF
the above stock HS they have been got together 10y Nr. OTIS
himself generally admitted that he has spared neither
expense and that has been his aim to produce the
most val Iable and the lime the most probable
breed of sheep Ibis region of country. Therefore, the
best opp rity Is presented, tor all persons wishing
prove the qoliiy othe sheep to purchase fine wool
Mcrinp Bucks. The flock may be ~ the farm of Mr..
otis ) miles from kenoSha, the plank road Terms
Cash, or approved notes a ninety days.
EDW ARD Balm,
Hardware Merchant kcnOsha.
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IMPROVED FARMS
FOR SALE.

VgvE undersigned wishes to call the attention ofthe pub
z lie, aud particularly those ia want Of improved
improved Lands, that he ready To dispose Of some
ofthe best Lands IN henosha county, and within five miles
of the city.
Among which the following described lots viz The
whole o Section b. in Town Range - being Gao
which situated the plank road. and has good House
end Barn. with Wen Of water Fruit Trees, Sc AsO the
southwest fractional quarter of Section H. containing 1876
ALSO-fl1 Acres situated in Section 81 and Sc in same
Town and Ranges Il & -.
ALSD-SO Acres Of heavy Oak openings on the y. ".
quarter OF Sec |. Town /, Range II.
ALSO-Aauther Improved Farm of 40 Acres
the n W. Frac quarter OF Sec. /, Town l. Range -
with good House with 40 acres Of splendid meadow
The most of the above improved Farms are fenced with
durable board fence.
e Whole any part Of these lands will be sold yer!
low for Cash, credit Of from to years far
part the whole o the purchase money for reasonable
rate Of interest," payable annually in ad ancc,
fo- fIrE~r particulars inquire Of J. v O. tRLEs Keno
>ha city, Of the Subscriber, on the premises.
ROSWELL L. OTIS.
Sorncrs. Jl,ue 9Th. l-5l JO-f
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EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
FIRE AND MARINE.

FIRE AND MARINE.
RE prepared to insure property of all descriptions a.
"A glins oAt damage by Fire Also, against the per-
lila .. The Sea, or INLAND Navigation.
Board DIRECToRs.
Isaac c. CnrELIx; RiCHVRD CoSKLIN; HESRY IEssLER;
SAMUEL II. LAFT; WILLIAM Woop; :. W. REEDER;
GEORGE w. ToWkLEY.
ISAAC e. CJOPELlN, Prcst.
JAxxs u. SrocKTOS, Sec'y.
J. u Lnwdrr, Surveyor. w. b. Slocum, Agent.
August 7Ih, 1851.
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y " l.. " ! [.
IL None genuine unless put up in large bot
ties couaninga quart, and name cf the Syrup
blown in the glass, with the written signatures.
$. =. Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
u Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for s..
Soldby ID. PARK, Cincinnati O.,
Northeast corner of Fourth aud Walnut stfoeis--
entrance on Walnut st--to whom all order. mu.t
be addressed.
AGExrs--F. Robinson &, Co, J b 2,orkwca-
Their & Co. Keposha S. Johnson, A. VAIN
wright g. Co., Racine Clarke & Woodruff
Lake & Williams, IL. Ellsworth & Son, Milvaa-
zee; c. J. True. Rochester; Sheldon & Inst.
man. Burlington; Lewis Curtis, Geneva; {. II.
Mckee, Dclavan; Holden & Kemp, JaneayiIle.
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Valuable Steam Mill Property
R0~ 8aQoa

TWNE Subscribers offer their Steam Mill Property nj Ke-
a nosha, Wisconsin, for sale on the mOs liberal terms
The Mill is in complete repair, has five of Stonc and
necessary apparatus render complete for
sye FIGURING business The Engines and Boilers the
oPpror'd make and sCf and of sufficient capacity 10
the machinery TO pcrecton-wh grounds ample for all
the requirements of the properly.
portion of the purchase money can be secured the
Mill and run for term of years. For particular
de crption of the properly and Terms inquire of The under
signed AZ buffalo, hc>sr Hale, Manncy Co.. and Leon
ard Crockcr, Esq, of kcnosha.
3-tf KIMBERLY. PEASE L co.
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Ladies and Gentlemen

Are invited to call and examine specimens and satisfy them
selves and as he expects 10 remain but short time, he
would recommend TO se who prize Living Memorials OF
departed friends and would their perfect Lkenesses
to avail themselves ofthis opportunity.
y Pictures inserted in ockes rings breastpins &c.
Instructions given in the art on liberal terms.
Hours of Sitting from ga NJ. TO p. NJ.
kpnnshn IIlN 3
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CLARK TowysmP, Brown,Co,, g }
Feb. ooh, 1851. {

JoHg ID. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry,--Dear Sir: Our family are PIE
disposed to that terrible disease, Consumption
my father and my sister having died of that dis
ease. Ihave also been prcdiaposed to consuup-
ton, ard about three years since was complete
" Frustrated by it, and for weeks my lie was
despaired Of Ny physician and my friends all
considered my case As hopeless, ard r,e,r. 81
inc to prepare for doa'h, for leH days " r.,.t
would close my ..ir. 10 alleviate snr naT.
ysms OF coughing which We're Intensely tor.U5-
iug. and to assist ny c:prssaranon, which az
mo-, suo;.e.. . me, wy ifcLGs brought me ,r.+
bottle Of Mr.. Nia.ara Ea.aam ot Wild C..-r..
al! commenced gwen ne few l,c,s az tine.
as my col-WaL spells came o., aua from t!..
first experienced r.eG ard cJ,.mea i .u..
uninterrupted sleep when Refreshed ne yc-5
much. From this time began to gain strength,
and to improve rapidly; and after few DAYS (
was enabled to take the Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry regularly and in full doses. My appetite ard
my digestion became good, and to the astonsh-
ment Of all that knew me, recogered 1t IS to
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and that
alone under the blessing of Providence, that |
owe my recovery. My health is now good
every vistage of that alarming complaint. Com
sumption, that had for wears attached 20 me Ike
horrible incubus, has been cradictated from nv
system, and do most earnestly entreat all that
are in the least predsposd to CONSUMPTION to
make immediate trial of Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, for | have full faith in its restoring
them to health.
Truly yours, JOHN BROOKS.
Price s. per bottle or bottles for SIS.
CLARKE g. WOODRUFF, Milwaukee,
II. BoswoRTH & Son, Milwaukee,
LACE & WILLIAMS do
AGENTS-F. Robinson, &. Co, J, B. Stark
weather g. Co., Kenosha 5. j. johnson. Ra-
! cine; w. G. Fountain. Watertown J. Wads-
worth, Jefferson, Hol4-n :, Kemp, GAINESVILLE.
3n-l6
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Having received his instruction from the most experienced
Instructors and Chemists in the country and his sup
rior apparatus feels satisfied that his work combines bold
i'll figure. perfection and brancy in finish rarely
found in the most extensive Galleries in an Sate
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Michael Holmes,
EDY virtue and in pur.ulnc decree nf the Circuit
Court for the county ct kruI-l uud IS S,uu-
sin. made and entered in certain cause pending thereon
wherein Lewis Benedict j. com planlni. and Michael
Holmes is defendant, bearing dale h Fifth day Of Nav,
D. ISL, shall sell al public Nrui The highest hl Ter
therefor the door OF the Court House. ~ the CIV H L
no,ha, in said comfy Saturday lhc 10 dty OF JUN
d. 1851, between the hours of ad three in the M cr
Cf Tim! day all those certain pieces parcel, or loss
land lying and being in the Town OF county Of
Racine, state of Wisconsin aud described a. fDu- VIZ:
being the south half of lU number M and the ~hDlc
of lot number eight O. in block number ~ IN Nichols
& Holmes addition To the village southport. Also that
piece parcel of land known part u the northeast
Of section six t.. in Town % range twenty
t33 in the yc southport. described a. follows com
mencHy Itc line of lot number seventeen Il in
said aier scc.fon. and e. point hundred feet south
erly of Tie north ct saii hot thp southcrly
four rod fret to land formerly cnyrvcd To-
line .ai lot, f,cu - rods fifteen Isl feet, ar Ia
land conveyed 80 one Marshall; thence norhcry on the
hne of aid Marshali- lands thry-thr,. iy feet
thence eastey said Nar~hai north Ina. Ia ti ga - inc
or u lands conv! ed to Reuben Rounds thence westerly
on san Rounds south line hundred and ffy $50 feet:
thence norherly said Rounds hire to a point one
hundred 100 feet souhcry 81 the north line Of said lot
lands decided 10 Holmes b. Harvey Darre anu Martha L.
DGkee his Wifi, By deeds dated the h November 1916.
NATHAN Il. ALLEN.
Sheriff Of ksucsha County.
H. n. TowstyE, Compts. sol.
Dated June 4sh, 1851. 90
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale (a the request Defendant and bv
the 81 the plaintiff Solicitor Is hereby postponed
until Monday the Is day Of September, I1 then take
place the same hour and place above specified.
Dated July i, l-5l.
~ R. .4LLE%
Sheriff nf ta C.turs-
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WNT II. SCOTT, LICENSED AuCTIoNEER for the City
Wv and County of kenosha is ready 10 attend to The
sale of any Cood or Property that may be entrusted to hi
care = Rooms the Telegraph printing office Bull
ding.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-15

The Grca. Remedy for Consumption Of tho
Lungs, Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
CT it's, Pains or Weakness of the Breast or
Lungs, and other affections of the Pulmonary
Organs.
IL AND STILL ANOTHER CASE OF IiEEEUIr A.
RI CONSUMPTION cured by Dr.. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM of WILD CHERRY "a father and sister Of
the restored having died Of the Unsuitable lis
p1.p
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! Z i Z i 4 :
TON
ioUNGsvILLE Warren CO., Pa, J


Messrs. S. +. Poancu * Coo -n.r: wish
to express rny thanks 10 yuu tex The Icat benefit
your EXjract ot yellow Dock amt rAGsapaf,.a
has been to us. My ,4oiher had Violent at
tack of Ery,igc,os in March last which Yen hes
with ii yo,rut cough, hectic ieyor and severe
nilhtswcats. Onr rhysicaus dysTe.vd Of her
recovery, and stepped prescribed .er hny-pro-
nonncod her complaint "tluck ConsuluiUun,'
and said she could not live but very few days.
We all despaired of her recovery, and did not
expect her to live from one day to another. Her
life was reduced to the lowest cbb. She was
completely emaciated and perfectly helpless
At this critical time we saw your advertisement
in the Pittsburgh Gazette, and immediately sent
to your agent in franklin, for three bottles which
she commenced taking, and from the first day
she began to mend, aud continues 20 do so up
to this time She is now able to attend 70 her
household affairs, and is perfectly well, though
not as strong as she was before She was sick.
There are great many of our citizens that
are very anxious to get your invaluable article,
as il is fifty miles to your nearest agency,
hnk it would be OF an advantage to you and
great blessing 10 the afflicted to establish agcn
cy here.
Pease accept our thanks and gratitude for The
restored health of our dear mother.
Your obediont servant, TRUMAN HALL.
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Also 80 rods Of Plank Road and Toll House, situated Oh
Town line between Town and in the Town of South
port c. CLEMENT, County Treasurer.
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
WHY virtue Of an execution issued out OF and under the
the CircuitJ for the county OF kenosha and
Wisconsin. and to directed and delivered a
yainst goods and chatle lands and enements OF Ru
tus Marton, have levied upon and shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder thereto the steps in front OF the Cou
Ho1rSr the kcuosha, In the county OF keno>
Stale Of Wisconsin, Saturday she Uh day Of August
A. u. 1851. uc1ck in the afternoon Of said day n
the rSht e and interest which the said Rufus MarStou
the second I'd day Of June, A. a. ISL had in and "a
the following described l,nd. situate lying and being IN
the town 81 Paris, Ia The county ot keno>ha- and State ri
Wisconsin. 70 VII: the southwest QuSrter OF the suuts>
quarter Of section nImbrF twenty go Town number
- north " Range number l east containing
forty acres OF land.
y r. ALLEN.
Sheriff of kenoSha County.
Dated Kenosha. July l6, 4. r. 1881. 90
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STATE OF HT>CUNSLN, -
CITY AND CoUNTY uF kESosHA,A
In justices Court.
To John F. Mount and Elijah Mount
You hereby notified that q
r of Attachment has been issued against yuu and your
property attached "a satisfy the demand Of Ederi }. Ty
n-,u and Ab-am NJ Tyaeson, amounting 90 thiriyeghI
dol =. -
New unless You shall appear before Friend Jay NhoCs.
Iuca 81 the Peace and for said county, his Office. IT.
said cy on the 18Th day ~ep;emhr. \. d. r5l, "a one
O'Clock in the afternoon. judgment vii bt rendered again
you and your properly >d pay the debt Dated this 6h
day Of JUL, 4. d. ISL.
I.4dcrt J. Tyneson and \. ". Tymeson, Tlff'-
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say, little man, where on earth did you get
that rig You look like beau-stalk, dressed
in reg,mentals.
Well spose han'ta mind to tell, what diff
terence will it make to YOU
Not much, but want to advise you leetle.
Doff that rig and 90 to Francis & Hawley s.
give him $40 and he will ciothe We in style.
We'll, I've heard they sell cheap; I'll Try EN-.