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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-22
RACINE CIRCUIT couRr-lS cHANcERY.

George W. Law, Complainant, David l.. Wells, Bena
min G. Pierce Ephraim Perkins, benjamin Wligh Charles
Davis Asa Kinney. Piny NJ. Perkins. William L. Pierce,
riah H. Spencer, ireeove Bennett John Bennett. yda
NJ smith. Martha Perkins, Allen Perkins, Sarah Hopkins,
Samuel Hopkins and Ellen Pierce, Defendants.
a BILL and amended bill having been filed with the
"a Clerk of this Court ut Racine, against said Defendants
i'm this for the foreclosure OLA certain Mortgage made
ly said David l.. Wells and benjamin G. Pierce to said
George w Law. and Sthpoculs O;ppear and hay
ing been duly issued in this cause, and returned served
on benjamin C. Pierce Frcelovc Bennett John Ben
nett, Sarah Hopkins, Samuel Hopkins Urih IT. Spencer
and William L. Perceand appearing 10 The satisfaction
Homer f. Schoh Court Commissioner residing Keno
sha City, the First judicial District of state of iscon-
sim by affidavit made in this Cause, that the said benjamin
c. Pierce, Freelpye Bennett, John Henne, Sarah Hopkins,
samuel Hopkins, ria H. Spencer and William l.. Pierce,
are the and upon inquiry be found in This
in this cause according to the rules of this Court.
Therefore. motion OF |. \. SoddaTd Compliments
Solicitor il is ordered that said Benjamin G. Pierce Frceoyc
Bennett John Bennett Sarah Hopkins, Samuel Hopkins
I-riah H. Spencer and William L. Pierce, (whO deem
ed and taken be absent defendants and each and
erv of them do appear this and plea
muir to the Compliments said bill, and amended
before the fourteenth 18th day of October \. D.. ISL
in default thereof the said Bill and amended be taken
confessed against such absent Defendants. And is further
orcredhat said Complainant this order be publish
he'd the newspaper printed and published in this State
the City Of kenosha, called kenosha Telegraph, for six
weeks successfully least in each week before the said
l4h dav Of October next.
Dated JUN lIth. A. D. 1851. Go
HOMER F. SCHOFF
Court Commissioner for Kcnosha County.
l. y. STOppARp, solicitor.
J. J. PETIT, of Counsel
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new Yerk s. Erie Rail- Road Line.

Connecting with the First Glass Low Pressure Steamers
KEY STONE STATE, Capt; w r. stone
NIAGARA, a :, s:
EMPIRE, n IL 0qulfes'
n, axe Erie between Dunkirk and Detroit.
One Of the above Steamers viii leave Detroit daily Sun
days eYcepted) 1917 A. NJ the arrival of the Express
Tin from New Buffalo, direct TO Dunkrk through without
landing arriving Dunkirk the next morning at O'Clock,
connecting with the morning Express Train at o'clock for
New York. and arrive al New York on the evening
Eight hours ahead Of any ether route.
Fare from Kenosha to Dunkirk, $1,000
{" Dunkirk to New York, 100
Trains leave Dunkirt as follows, Sundays exccptedl
lst Morning Express Train, leaves Dunkirk at O'Clock
Oh do Mail do do 10 AN.
81 Evening Express do do ~ +; N.
All Express, freight, cattle and stock tram at T. NJ
BY the latter rin passenger car Is attached 10 accom-
mOdate Drovers and way passenger .
% Class Train leaves Dmkirk daily at III O'CLOCK a. NJ
Fare 81 Dunkirk to New York.
Particular attention will be with regard 10 Shipment
of stock aid PrCights generally.
Freight Tariffs viii furnished Forwarding Merchants
Baggage not subject changes and extra expenses by
The Buffalo and Albany route but checked through from De
.roit to New York free OF POricrage.
CHARLES M,NOT s lpt.
Poi full particulars enquire cn board the Boats, of
Kenosha, Aug ls5l' idI BALL & MkRRLL.
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CLARE TOWNSHIP, Brown Co., O.,
Ech. 2Olh. 1851. {

John D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherrv,--Dear Sir: Our family are prc-
disposed TO that terrible disease, Consumption--
my father and my sister having died of that dis
ease have also been prcdisposcd to consunp-
ton, and about three years since was complete
ly Frustrated by it, aud for weeks my life was
despared of. Ny physician and my friends all
considered my Gaze hopeless and requested
the to prepare for death, for a few days at most
would close my life. To alleviate my parox-
ysms of coughing, which were intensely tortur-
ing, and to assist my cXpectoraton, which al
most smothercd me, my friends brought me one
bottle of Mr. Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
and commenced given me few drops at a time.
as my coughing spells came on, and from the
first experienced relief, and obtained little
uninterrupted sleep which refreshed me very
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 and
my digestion became good, and to the astonish-
ment'of all that knew me. recovered II is to
DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, and that
alone under the blessing of Providence, that |
owe nv recovery Ny health is now good
every vistage Of that alarming complaint. Con
sumption, that had for years attached to me like
a horrible incubus, has been eradictated from nv
system, and do most earnestly entreat all that
are in the least predisposd to CONSUMPTION to
make immediate trial OF, Dr. Wistar's Batsam of
Wild Cherry, for have full faith in lis restoring
them to health.
Truly yours, JOHN BROOKS.
| Price s per bottle or bottles for 50,
| CLARKE g. WOODRUFF. Milwaukee.
! ii. BoswoRTH g. Sos, Milwaukee.
! LAsE g. WILLIAMS, do
| AGENTS-F. Robinson, & Co., J. B. Stark
weather & Co, Kenosha; S. J. Johnson, Ra-
cine; w. c. Fountain, Watertown ; J. G. Wads,
worth. Jefferson Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE,
3m-l6
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Old Stomach Complaints.
PEPSIN IN POWDER.
sENT BY MAIL, FREE on POSTAGE.

For convenience of sending to all parts of the country,
the DIGESTIVE NATTER OF THE PEPSIN. is put up
in the form of Powder with directions TO be dissolved III
water by patient These Powders contain Just the
matter as the bottles and will be by mail, FREE or
POSTAGE. for ONE DOLLAR sent post paid to DR.. j.
S. HOUGHTON, NJ. D., Philadelphia. Pa
- OBSERVE THlS!-Eyery bottle of the genuine
PEPSN bears the written signature OFF. ;. HOtGHTON,
NJ D. proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copyright and
Trade Mark secured.
Agents. B. Starkweather Co, kenosha; ;. John
son, A. wainwright & Co.. Racine; Clarke 4 Woodruff,
Luke & Williams, II. Bosworth Il Son, Milwaukee, c. J.
True Rochester; sheldon & Eastman, Burlngton Lewis
Curtis Geneva; c. NJ Mckee, Delavan Holden Kemp,
Janesvle.
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S6A FINE MERINO BUCKS
FOR SALE

VHyE Subscriber having purchased the above portion OF
the flock of sheep lately owned by Roswell G. Otis of
the Town Pike, is prepared TO oer them for sale,
siuely prices greatly reduced 1t is unneceSs
~ lengthy account otlhe origin qualify of
the Stock they have been got together by Mr. Otis
himself is generally admitted that he has spared neither
labor expense, and that has been his aim produce the
valuable, and at the time the most profitable
breed of sheep this region of country Therefore, the
best opportunity is presented for all persons wishing
0mprovc The qay OF thelr sheep 10 purchase hhe wool
Merino Bucks. Fhellock may be the farm of Mr..
Otis miles from Kenosha, the plank road. Terms
Cash, or approved notes at ninety days.
EDWARD Balm.
Hardware Merchant, kenosha.
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KENOsHA COUNTY COURT.

Held Court of Probate of the Both day Of JULY Is5l
In the of the application ofSJSAN BULLEN for the
assignment Of Dover.
reading and filing the Petition and application Of Su-
Bullcu. widow of John BuEl late deceased elect
ing to be endowed of the lands of her husband in lieu
provisions OF his last win and Testament and praying for the
assignment 0i her dover therein. Ordrcd that
application be heard before the Court House the
City OF kenosha, in said county. the fourth Monday
September next at o'clock A. NJ and notice thereof
be to all persons interested BY publishing this order
three successive weeks before DAY in Te-
graph newspaper published in the city and county of
kenosha. by the Court. 80
ISAAC y. STODDARD County Judge.
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READ THIS.
a GREAT CHANCE.

OFFER the following property in the second WTra for
Six Hundred Dollars The East half of Block 81, and
the East half of the Southwest quarter Of Block " and
story House. by IL, with brick foundation
lar. csern. and brick we'll The House has two
coats of paint inside and out, with Venetian Blinds.
part of the papered. The land = well fenced,
large lot of choice and bearing Fruit Trees all kinds Al
upwards OF 200 GoSseherry and Currant Bushes
TERMS as folows-Slj0 down. and the balance in one
year The price asked for the above property only the
ofthe insurance the house. For cash down II
per cent will be allowed.
Gro BENNETT is appointed Agent for the sale OF the
above property. JAS. BAILEY. Jr
kenosha, June ), 1851 50
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
virtue Of execution issued out of and under the
seal 81 the CircuCour for the county of kenosha and
state OF Wisconsin and TO directed and delivered a
gans the goods and ehaes lands and encments of Ru-
us Mars;on have levied upon and shall offer for sale 10
the highest bidder thereto the steps in front of the Cour
HouTSe IN the city OF keHosha in the county of kenosha
State Of Wisconsin, saturday the 3oh day of August
A. D. ISL At one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, all
tie right title and interest which the said Rufus Maston
GRe second 40 day of June, A. H. lS5 had in and Ia
,he following described lands, situate lying and being
Inc town OF Paris in the county Of Kenosh. and State
Wisconsin, to The southwest quarter of the southeast
Quarter Of section number twenty oOl Town number two
% north OF Range number twcniyone ell east containing
forty acres OF land.
y Z. ALLEN
Sheriff OF kenoSha County
Dated Kenosha, July If \. D., 1881. 90
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'Il.@I299 I4I0Tli0S1

Which can found in this place We shall offer goods
at LOW FIR PRICES than the same can be found: and We
shall do all in power retain The liberal share OF patron
which has hitherto been bestowed upon and We guar
h; ali shall be honestly and fairly treated We are
convinced that by doing shall adj vance inter
and the interest of our friends.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

THE undersigned wishes to call hc attention Of the c
Zrns of kENOSiiA AND VICINITY, TO the fact IA IA
he is manufacturing
Es00FS * S5gOES.
Of erery style and 71ame in the nealc5t a7lI most
. substantial manner.
He has also banda large and BIZ ,rIrr soR, ~
ofFancy shoes, Caters, Slips, &c, for the La
dis and Misses, which he has procured expressly for this
Market and which he viii sell he reasonable
FOR CASH.
He wishes to be particularly unPcrstood that the work
which he manufactures. is PIT together upon honor" \
share of TItrOnag" is respectfully solicited.
IL shop on the corner Of Main & Market streets.
DAVID EItOOMAE.
May 30, 1851.
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y 7 7 z Y
IL None genuine unless pnt up in large tot
ties contaninga quart, and name of the Sprnp
blown in the glass, with the written signatures,
S. p. Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
IL Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for IS.
So'dby d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut st.--to whom all orders must
be addressed.
AGExrs--F. Robinson & Co., J. B. Starkwoa-
Their & Co., keposha; S. Johnson, A. VAIN
wright & Co, Racine; Clarke &. Woodruff,
LaAe & Williams, H. Bosworth & Son, Miwau-
kcc c. J. True Roclcster Sheldon & East
man, Bnrineton lewis Curtis, Geneva; &. NJ.
Mckee, Dclavan Holden & Kemp, Janesvie.
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. ! I Z Z Z 3
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF QUICK CONSUME
TOWNSVILLE, Warren CO., Pa,
July lst, 1850.

Messrs S. F. Bennett & Co--Gents wish
to express my thanks to you for the great benefit
your Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
has been to us. My mother had violent at
tack of Erysipelas in March last which left her
with violent cough, hectic fever, and severe
nightsweats. Onr physicians despaircd. of her
recovery, and stopped prescribed for hcr-pro-
nonDced her complaint Quick Consumption"
and said she could not live but a 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 ebb. She was
completely emaciated and perfectly helpless
At this critical time saw your advertisement
in the Pittsburgh Gazette, and Immediately sent
to your agent IN Franklin, TO- three bottles which
she commenced taking, and from the first day
she began to mend, and continues to do so up
to this time She is now able to attend to her
household affairs, aud is perfectly well, though
not as strong as she was before she was sick.
There are great many of our citizens thas
are very anxious to get your invaluable article,
as il is fifty miles TO your nearest agency,
think it would be Of an advantage to you and Il
great blessing to the afflicted to establish an agen-
cy here.
Please accept our thanks and gratitude for tho
restored health of our dear mother.
Your obcdient servant, TR UMAN HALL
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AUCTHONEEgs.

NNT II. SCOTT. Licensed AUCTInNEER for the City
w and County of kenosta, is ready to attend to ,'
sale ofany Goods Property that be entrusted to- hi
- Rooms in the Telegraph (prnting office Bull
ding.
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). IT Is i WVI kIIOWII IIVI IIIaII II = Wv TIa'
TAILORING DEPARTMENT

of his Establishment has been selling Goods of the same
quality much lower than others in this part OF the State
and he offers his entire Stock very small advance
from cost he anxious TO get out of that branch of the
business. A. :. POWERS.
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hENosHA, ,
TO TEHE H.ADEkSSt

AT ORE than nine months having elapsed since we first
" before the public, deem but justice to our
friends, publish sentiments, and to
declare plans for the future
We shall then keep constantly hand the richest stock o.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-22

ID
n II. CUNNINGHAM, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, resnect
ID fully informs the citizens of Kenosh, and vicinity thai
ne has taken in the Mansion House Buiidng where
may be found in readiness assist all who wish to pro
perfect and permanent images of themselves or their
trends as beautiful as Pictures Of SHrer make them
II has become an acknoW edged fact that the HUMAN
CoUNTESAscE can be preserved through ages of decay
SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUBSTANCE
FADE"
Having received his instruction from the most
instructors ana Chemists in the country, and his spe-
ror apparatus, feels satisfied that his bold
ness In hgure perfection and brilIancy finish rarely
found in the most extensive Galleries in any State
Ladies and Gentlemen
Are invited to call and examine specimens and satisfy them
selves, and as he expects remain but short time he
would recommend to h who prize Living Memorials of
departed friends and would their perfect Likenesses
to avail themselves ofthis opportunity
Pictures inserted in Ockcis, rings breastpns, &c.
Instructions given in the liberal terms.
Hours of Sitting, from A. NJ to p NJ.
kenosha July 10, le5l 3
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KENOsHA COUNTY COURT

OF the First Monday in August. ls5lhed a Court OF
Probate
In the matter ofthe Estate Of WILLIAM BRAND deceased
an reading and fling the Petition of Asa Newell and John
F. Cady. representing other things that VIII
liam Brand late OF the Town of Pleasant Prairie departed
this life the 3lst day Of July. ISL having before then
made his viii and named them Executors thereof and 'El-
flying their acceptance such and asking that probae
If said will may be granted and said Petitioners appointed
Executors thereof Ordered thai sad Application be
heard before me at the Court the city OF kenosha
said county the Fourth Monday IN September next
O'Clock 4 NJ and notice thereof he given by publish
m this order three weeks before day in the
kenosha TetgrePh, newspaper published in said city
and county. BY the Court. SO
ISAAC Y. sToDDARD County Judge.
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One Of the best Farms in the Town of Somers, Ker osha
Co, miles from kenosha. and miles from Racine Con
tanning 257 acres All enclosed and divided into
lent parcels 100 acres Tmbered-l4U broke up, and 60
crops and rs into grass. Good
~ Frame House and large Barn.
very desirable Farm to who wishes 60 into The
Stock business. Apply TO \. NULE on the premises
Or to J. BOND, kenosha.
July -, 1851.
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EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY
CINCINNATI, OHI0.
~
FIRE AND MARINE


FIRE AND MARINE.
RE prepared to insure property Of all descriptions a.
~ g;ls loss damage by tire. Also against the per
lis % the Sea- Inland Navigation.
BOARD DfREcToRs.
Is,Ic c. CoPELIS; RIcHrRD Co~KLIN; HFNRY HEssLER;
SAMUEL ii, LAFT: WILLIAM NnUD; :. w. REEDEK;
George w TowNLEY.
ISAAC G. CJOPELlN, Prcst.
JAMS II. STocKToS, Scc'y.
j. b Inw,ler Surveyor W. D. slocum, Agent.
August 7!h, ls5l.
KENOSiIA COUNTY COURT
OF the I'D day of June, ls5l also Il Probate Court.
In the the Estate of AEL TOWER deceased
IAN reading and filing the Petition of Elisha Baker, repre-
resentiug other thing, that Michael Tower late
iy died leaving estate, re: aud PERSONAL in the county Of
krnosha and by his last VIM and Testament naming HIM,
the said Baker Executor there and praying that he
appointed such Executor. II Oricrd that the appli-
cation and The concerning the be heard before
me the Court House in the city of kenp~. the fourth
Monday in September next, NJ O'clock \. NJ and that
notice thereof be given by Publishing This order three
weeks before that day, in the Ecnosha Tel gragh
newspaper published in the city Of kcnoha in said
". : the Court. 30
ISAAC n. STODDARD, County Judge.
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- ESTRAY.-Taken up by the subscriber, in the
- Town Of Salem. few weeks ago three wear Old
1 CREAM COLORED HORSE COLT. The own
requested to prove property pay charges and take him
| away. THOMAS J. EARLL.
Angus; Ist ls5l-4w.
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EgTEsNETETEs e.

NHT II. SCOfT,is selling and fashionable
Wv Furniture OF every description, remarkably low
June y. 81.
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Also so rods Plank Road and Toll House situated on
Town line between Town and in the Town of South
port c. CLEliENT, County Treasurer.
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TAX NOTICE.

TREAsURER's OFTIcE, Kenosha Co. Wis.
August u, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that much of each of the follow
ing described parcels Land may be necessary
that purpose WILL the Second Tuesday OF September
and the succeeding days be sOl1 Public Auction
the Trcasurers Office in the Court House in the City
Kenosha payment OF the charges and interest
thereon. Sale commence at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ.
Being in Towns l. Ranges - and -
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q a REWARD will be paid by Us for the return Of
q " sett Of Fairbanks Platform Scales taken from
the Rcd Warehousc about six months since.
Aug J. r :. Il ~ X. FIEIFS.
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For SALE

j. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual Life
Insurance COmpanyonc of the best and responsible
Companies in the United States
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D AXES at low prices can be had at the south Ware
IL hnHsc, BALL & MERRILL,
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Valuable Steam Mill Property
a0U 9aloa

TENIE Subscribers Offer their Steam Mil Property nj Kc-
Il nosha. Wisconsin,, for slc HE liberal crnIs-
The NH IS in compete repair, has FIVE ct sioac and,
cry necessary apparatus 10 render complete for
se Touring business. The Engines Rollers are of the
mist approred MAKE anil and of sufficient capacity
ry the machinery TO perieconWih grounds ample for all
the requirements of the property.
- portion OF The purchase money can be secured the
MIL, and run for term of years For Il pariCi
description o! the property and terms, inquire of the under
signed ut Buffalo or Messrs Hale, Anncy CO., and Leon
ard Crockrr, Esq, of kcnoSha
3-u KIMBERLY. PEASE & co.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above the request Of the Defendant and by
the consent Of the plaintiff SOLICITOR Is hereby postponed
until Monday the si day Of september. ISL then TO take
place 81 the same hour and place above specified
Dated July 10, Ieji.
v. X. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of keno-ha County
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PIPE E0K CEsAIN PUMPS
DAGuERREOTYPE LIKENEssEs.
TAKEN BY SKY LIGHT

A LSO FARM GATES for sale at thu Kenosha Steam
IA planning MILL.
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GREAT REMEDYI
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Is Mdd SAFE, Ih0roagh and Tire greatest FerRQi Rene
~ cftr used IS composed Of Iegetdjie Extracts and
possesses p9fr u"eqHaHea an Tie annals Of Medicine I'm M:
r'Te If RdmmGtOry Diseases.
IL Is universally acknowledged TO be inalihc remedy
n every case where it has been faithfully applied on th,
human system, for promoting nscusihc PcrSiralon and
invaluable Ill all diseases Of the flesh Obstinate Ulcers
Old Sores, Chbains, Sore Throat Burns, Cuts Cu.nueos
Erupous Sore Nipples, Sore Breast, Diseases OF tie Eve
Aggc in the Face, Rheumatic Palms. Coutrac ted Cords
Pain i'll the Side, Back and other paris system cad
Head. Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles, and every kind Of
sore containing the least particle OF Inflammation are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
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ALSO FOR SALE.

NI4SU SNTlF.
Ninety Acres in the Town of Pleasant Prairie miles from
kcnOSha all fenced and rs under crops Log House
and Orchard on the premises.
twill be sold bargain. Apply to Jas KELLY, on the
premises. J. BOND, henOsha.
July -, 81.
Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate, either in the
city country, cannot do better than TO call upon
J. BOND.