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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

Lewis Benedict,
Michael Holmes,
MNY virtue and pursuance ct decree Of the Circuit
Court for the cou0Il of kenoha and state VI scon
sIu made and entered rertR pending therein
on the thaneery SIDE there"fh the Crm Of May \ D. ISL
Lewis Benedict Is complainant, aud Michael
Holmes defendant bearing daie the fItth day Of May, A.
II. ISL shall sell Al public Ncndue Ia hr highest bidder
therefor, door III The Court House. IN The Cy IT Ne
reshA said comfy ON saturday the IGN day "i July y
H. loAt between the hours "i one an" thF "a 'he AFTER
Rceu of hss day all those certain pieces parcels or lots Of
land lying and Beng the Town Of southport county of
RariR state Of cnu>n, and described ~ in'l"" VIZ
being she south half ~ lot number seven ~ and the hole
Of lot number eight block number tl m Nichols
& Holmes addition Il she village southport Also, thai
piece parceu land known part the northeast
of section g.. Frwn n twenty three
p the village u southport, described follows: com
SAID quarter and point on, hundred south
cry S the north west corner o .ad lot thence southerly
f,tr rods and three feet land formerly conveyed 10
John r. Wentworth: thence easttrly parable, ~ the Soath
line 4 said lot. fifteen - reds and heen IS feet, or T.
land conveyed .o one Marshall: thence uorihery tie
Of said MA-sha's lands thrIy-thrre "a Tee,
shsnce esery SAID Marshalt> north nc the line
ct ld 't ASd 20 the sreri thence narhery three - feet
or 10 lands conveyed Reuben Rounds thence westerly
on said R'ani, south line hundred and my $50 feet
hundred 1857 v' >ouherly Of the north line OF said lot
nenoe westerly l., hv place Of beginning being she sSme
lAnd> dcrfd u H'unr> by Harvey nurkee Martha T.
plEkee his vtie BY dis da.c he Slih November lS46
u. r. TowsLEE, Compjss 81
Dated June 9TH, 1881. Ga
PO>TPANENENT
The above sale thr request ii she Defendant ,,3 NV
she the plaintiff Solicitor hrrrb, ,strcn,i
uau Monday the >I day of September S5l tb,n ~ ,ak
I@s- a, he same hour and place As above specacd.
bae3 July l., ISL
" E. ALIEN,
Sheriff OF kvnusha County,
The shove safe the request q the defendant and by
To- Consent OF the COMPLIMENTS solicitor hSreby further
t'p'ne until Saturday the iIth DAY OF October. 1851
% - lake place the hour and place above spe
"Ht@ y. r. ALLEN, sheriff.
Dated Nenoshs, September lst. 1851
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GARNET SHOP.

tWE>r OF TYME$ONS' STORED
a H. kinds of Cabinet Furniture for sale or
"A made 90 order. q grt Goo!, IHa Prircs LoT
JOHN NlCOLL.
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IL. R. IL.
THE PROPHECY FULFILLED.

In the month of August 649 we promised to the world
that we would produce medicine that would instantly stop
the most severe of pain and speedily
We proposed TO Hospitals and other Institutions for
the reception of the sick Physicians, Surgeons and all
Medical Institutions and Bodies, introduce Ready Re-
lief for their Investigations and u its merits and
miraculous power over pain upon the patients
We claim that it would alay in few minutes the most
severe Cramps and spasms wonId arreshe progress OF
that dead plague, the Cholera tina, minutes would
change the hard knoty cold and eless body, to warmth
vitality and vigor.
That in few minutes it would relieve the most severe
pains in the bowels that in fifteen minutes would stop
painful and diarrohRa discharges, and impart genia
warmth to every and secretion body that
would positively relieve the and disagreeable
pains of sick and headache fifteen minutes and
efectuaIly this distressing complaint
That it would in instant mitigate the cruel pangs Of
Neuralgia pains, and permanently this excruciang az
Fiction. That would stop the most tomenting
in few seconds.
That would relieve all Rheumatic pains in fifteen min
utes and many Chronic of Rheumatism in few
hours.
That possessed miraculous soothing and relieving in
fueuce all pains originating from Rheumatic, Neural
gic, Nervous and Bilious complains, and that patient
suffering The most excrcang ortures sooth
ing influence in few minutes.
The world was startled at the publication of dscove-
y The wise of Medical Science shook heads
doubt The sick and afflicted hoped yet, feared that
ike other remedies would quick paper then by
practical experiments thousands who suffering with
the most eXcruciang pains, at determined y
the consequence was, that from almoste,ery village town.
city, within 500 miles Of NewYok, We were te daily reel
pients of orders for extraordinary remedy The people
tried and found good, the orturing pains cree
mgaed; weak and feeble victims OF Rheumatism. who
had been bedrdden for years suddenly relieved from
pain and restored TO health. So with the sufferers
ragia Sick and Nervous Head che, Chin Darr,e
Cramps Spasms Cholera Morbus in fact all painful
and distressing Acute Complaints. sudenN relieved
nom Their fortunes aud restored to health. lis fame spread
from city 10 city the people sounded lis wonderful virtues
far and wide, and the earth had yearly course
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SCHOOL. MEETING.

MISS e. l.. NlD0N has a lot of splendid Double and
Va Single Tulips L.. and ready for delivery.
heuosha. Sept. 80, ISL.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT-KENOSHA COUNTY, VISION
SIN.
Henry B; r. T""'l''' IN cHANcrRr.
Henry B. Towslce,

IN CHANCEKI.
Charles NJ. Reed, ct al !
appearing by affidavit the satisfaction of this Court,
that the defendant Charles VI. Reed, resides this
State, but is resident OF the United States
of the state of Penny lvania motion of j. 5 Randall of
counsel for complainant is ordered that the said charles
NJ Reed cause his arr he entered in this
or before the 18Th ia November A. ID. ISL and in
OF his appearance that he plead demu to the
compalnants bill OF complaint before the 18Th day
November, ISL and in default thereof said bill of complain
may be taken confessed by him. And It's further order
ed that within twenty days the said complainant this
order To be published in the kennsha Telegraph. paper
published in keuo>ha in said county of keno>ha. and that
the said publication be continued in said paper in
week for six successive weeks that he copy
this order be personally served the said Charles
Reed at least twenty days before the time above prescribed
for his appearance.
Dated August 18th. ISL
By the Court,
EDWARD V WILTON. Judge.
thereby certify the copy the order
entered in the above entitled this 18th day of August,
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CITY TREAsUTER,s NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY HALL.

Inc annexed List of Lots and pieces of land, comprised
"hh the Corporation limits of the city of keRosha
SOLD on the Twentysxh day of February. A. D. e50 for
iaxes due the Village of Southport and the will be
forfeited unless redeemed before the TwenySixh day OF
February, A. ID. 1852
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"a XIV ARD viii he paid by for the return OF
u " set Of Fairbanks Platform Scales tax en- from
| The HE'D Narshouse, about SIX months since.
| Aug. !. Es H. K ELKIys
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CHANCERH SALE.

STfTE or WFSCONNkN-Kr.NONH4 COUNTY
CIRCtIT COURT-EN CRI.NCERI
Mark Pitman.
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FLOIR! ELOIR,s,

a thH HRLS. EMPIRE MILLS Extra Winter Wheat
= y I ''tt iFom Milwaukee, for sale by
'VlN' y losi ", 7, WATTLES.
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FARM FOR SALE.
One Of the best Farms Town uf ;olners ~, -h1
Co. miles FROM kenu-ha. a-i miles RacHr I.ut
tanning ~ acres. Al euClystd aud dtgad cuyrH
lent parcels. 100 Tmbered ~ broke up. and
ere. in crops, and Is grass. Good
r, Frame House and large Barn
very desirable Farm to one who wishes 90 gpiHo The
Stock business. Apply to g.. irIEou the pr ll'-'.-.
Or 10 !. BOND. kuuo-aa.
Tuly -, l55i.
ALSO FOR SALE
Ninety Acres in the Town 81 Pleasant Prc.J as from
K-ro.a- all fenced and - under crops. Log House
and Orchard the preni.s--
Itu IN be sold bargain. Apply u Ja- ErLI-. an she
premises. urtD .. BOND, kru8=hl.
July -. 81.
Persons wishing tn purchase Real Estate either in the
city or county, Cannot % better than u call upon
J. BOND.
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FOR SALE

]. BOND is also for The New England Mutual Life
Insurance C"mpany-"ne OF the best and responsible
Companies III the l nied States.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
FOR THE COMING WINTER.

HWR HESS would inform the citizens OF KENO
W SHA, and surrounding country, that he VIII give
series ofCUTILLIUE PARTIES, commencing IN Noyem-
and continue through the Winter, once IN two weeks
wilh the best COtiIIiOn band In the west,
ID couple. each evening" or 50 for II parties
He will also furnish music for Balls and Private Parties
EAsaper than any good Band in the West.
70" Any arrangement made with W. o. BUCK will be
satisfactory. a. '. HESS
Kenosha, Sept. a. 81. IA
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WEST g. BISBY'S
FOR THE
NORTHWESTERN STATES.
.1.s,. No. 81 Lake street, CHICAGO. III.
OiAices' Blaisdells Brick Block, 1t. CHARLES, III.

WV & II. prepared to attend to the collection and
w securing OF debts, claims &c, for Eastern Mer-
chants aud Others in Illinois, Indiana Michigan, Wiscon
elm and Missouri, with promptncss and Dispatch.
business connections in the Northf est enable us to
attend collections with greater facility than any other
Firm Of the kind.
Lands located; Land Warrants bought and Sold Pen
sions and Bounty Lands obtained from Government, and
all business requiring experience and responsibility attend
ed O reasonable terms.
The satisfactory references given when required
WIN T. WEST, CHICAGO, NJ. Ii. B1SBY, ST. CHARLES.
Sept. I'D, 1851. Aft.
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! = 9 : ! Z &
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF QUICK coNsUMP-
TTuN
TOWNSVILLE Warren CO., Pa,
luV lNt, 1850,

Mcssrs s. T. Bennett 4 Co-Gents: wish
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Your Extract OF Yellow Dock and SarSapaTlla
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nonnccd her complaint Quick Consumption"
and SAID size could not live but a very few days.
We all despaired of her recovery, and did not
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\, this critical time we saw your advertisement
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There are great many OF our citizens that
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Please accept our thanks and gratitude for tho
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Your otedieut servant, TR LMAN HALL.
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FOX SALE.
number Of CITY LOTS viii be sold for Latnr.faur b.
cd for soon j. BOND.
ENOR SALE. \ small Iron safe by
n June ;. Isl. 81 ). BOND.
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GMANEE4IN SALE.
Michael IinlmrS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN kENpSttA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT ~ Gil ANCERN.
Lewis Benedict,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

thereby certify that the above is copy of the order
entered in the above entitled cause this 18Th day August
1851. L6-l5 NJ FRANK. Deputy Clerk.
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KENOSHA COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE OF THE
18th SEPT 1851.
In the matter OF Estate of CHARLES W. tt RNER,
deceased.
A PPLICATIOS having been this day made to this
Court for the appointment OF Administrators Of the
Estate OF the said Charles w Turner, deceased
that such application be heard before my office in
the city of Kensha the 18Th day Of October at o.
clock. p NJ, and thereof be given by publish
ing three weeks before day
"Kenosha Telegraph newspaper published in the city of
kenoshn, in said county. By the Court,
3-l6 ISAAC y. STODDARD, County Judge.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF KENOSHA CO.
John Hockuev,

CIRCITT COURT OF kENOSTIA COIN CHANCERY.
John Hockuey,
Sarah Hockney. On reading the affidavit H. r. lows.
Ice in this cause, and moVn Towslee & Randall Com
pIinant solicitors il i hereby ordered That Sarah Hook
ncy the above named defendant appear. plead, answer
dcmur 10 the Bill ot complaint in this cause before
the 3l>t day OF October next.
And i further ordered. That copy this order be per
Sonaly served said defendant within tseniv DAVIS or that
TIE be published for weeks Succe>siveV in
each week in the 'kenosha Telegraph. spaper prir-
ted and published in the city OF kCuo>h, Wisconsin n-
ted July 3Oth ISL HOMER F. SCHOFF
Court Commissioner vi kenoSha County
Tow>lee 4 Randall. Complainans sol 6
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T0those ,oho kno,o uothing of il.

II you unacquanted with the merits of Railways
Ready Relief and you reside in either of the States
toned above refer you 10 the Druggists Physicians
and the People. Take bottle of it any skif Physician
let him it, will risk its reputation his opinion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

Mark Pitman, Jr., Harriet w. Pit
man. John W. Mckoy, Jcrusha Nc ;
hoy, ASahel W. Benham, Elizabeth
Bcnham, Otis Culwcli Il Anne Col
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CEEANCERY SALE.

ST ATE OF WISCOSSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT IN-CHANCERY.
Austin Sumner, John r. Brewer and john r. kimba Com
painints.
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AdEYrs-F. Robinson & Co, J. D. Starkwca-
Their & Co.. Keposha; S. Johnson, A. Vain
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Lake & Williams, H. Bosworth q Son, Milwau-
kec; G.. J. True, Rochester; Sheldon & East
man. Burlington; Lewis Curtis, Geneva; {. NJ.
Mckee, Dcavan; Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE.
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GREAT REMEDY!

Mud SAFE Through and the greatest EIlcraai Rrme-
fy erer used. composed Of IegetGIh ELtrqcs aud
possesses p91cer HRe9WGsd TIE annals Of Medicine fr tie
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IS universally acknowledged TO be nallble remedy,
every case where IL has been faithfully applied on the
human system. for promoting luscHsbIe Pcrspraton and
Invaluable in all diseases fhe flesh. Obstinate Ulcers,
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EruptOns, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast Diseases Of the Eve
Ague in the Face Rheumatic Pains Contracted Cords
Pain in the Side. Back and other parts OF the system cad
Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles and every Kind Of
containing the least particle of Inflammation are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES
IL is fact, authenticated here, well all over the
STATE aud indeed the whole states. Soau'S
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity. aud re-
putaton, which they justly entitled by their 'hsa.tHg
utrHes." All powers. We are not among those who are
prone every patent humbug that comes along
and in this have delayed our endorsement unt
have been able 10 make assurance douhy
by testing them personally ourselves. but from
mony of a portion of the community HYlu.
around us Illinois Globe, April l}, $50.
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CATION,

Like the good and evil in naturewe have contend
with evil AS well to promugate good. Since the wide
spread reputation which this remedy has attain
ed there are lots countcreis and limitations out, there
fore beware purchase preparation fothe instant
pain unless each bottle bears signature of RADWAY
CO, Practical Chemists, l62 FULTON STREET, NEW
YORK. 2m46
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The above sale ghr request th DrenIa,; and nv
ths the plaintiff Solicitor i herrb, ,tr,n,i
uau Monday the l>i day of September lSl then ~ tak
I@Ac~ a. The same hour and place above speclaei
Dated July l., ISL.
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Tares Paid-Land Warrants fur Sa1e:
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ~ TIME.
kESosuA Cry AND CorSry ORDERS BorGur AxD Sorr
Farms Exchanged or Cify Property and ctr Prg,rtv for
FarmS
For those who have Money 10 Loan The highest Legal
Rates Of interest and most perfect securities viii be- obtain
cd, without charge.
Business every nature connected with Real Fstatc
Collections and oth-r Professional Business promptly a
ded to.
JOSIAH BOND.
ErnOsha Wis ISL
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The shove ss the request of the deendan, and by
~ Consent OF he COMPLIMENTS SOLICITOR hSreby further
>'p'nevt unit Saturday the lIh day Of October. 1851
- - lake place al The same hour and place above se
''H@ y. r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
nA,el kenosha, setaenher Isl. 1851.
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Constant attention is Necessary Examinations should be
made annually. 1t i Sufficient merely PAY the
TANES. Lands upon mich the taxes paid often
returned By mistake.
My several Abstract Books Of the Deeds. Mortgages and
copies OF the Judgment Records Of the Courts u k,u~hu
and Racine counties and OF the +. : District Court, az MI
w2ukee. viii be regularly posted up and more reliable a
srac furnished considering the mistakes existing IL he rar
lier Volumes of Records OF Racine County Than can
tanned by examination :" The original records
The undersigned has also copies tn" original entries ~
the Land Office, Milwaukee and IN al the
Ito hack t,I
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XFE INSURANCE..

kcnOsha, Wis., lG5l.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Drennon SprinQs~a Kentucky.

rENHIS Institution, ON account of the rapidly in
Il creasng demand for admittance, has been
compelled TO change its location-th buildings at
Blue Lick Springs being insufficient for the accom-
mediation OF the large number seeking entrance
Within the last year two hundred and sixty cadets
have been matriculated, of whom near one hun
dred have left or been discharged mainly for want
of suitable "quarters." Drennon Springs has been
secured the future and permanent location of the
school, To the great body of our patronage COM
ing as it does from the South and West, no point
could be more desirable Situated within one mile
of the Kentucky river, midway between Frankfort
and Louisville, it is easy of access in all directions,
steamboats, passing both ways daily.
The buildings and Improvements arevery exten
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for three hundred cadets.
Its retired and heaithful position eminently
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the vices and extravagancies usually incident to
college life
The second term Of the animal series opens
Monday, the 10th of February, and hereafter the
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Monday of September, and close the last Friday in
June. For further information address
Il. F. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
DJ-A GRADUATE of West Point, skilled in
practical engineering, can obtain situation in the
above Institution by timely application
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

gs CORNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
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CAPITAL, E500, 900 sterling, or $2,5OO,O0o
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the Court OF Directors, London. ga stitf
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phlctscontaining theratesofpremium, pros,
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United States in the names of three of the local d
rectors, always to the assured
in cases fdisputed claims (should any such arise
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FoREIaS OFrIcE, October %, 1851
Sin: have received your despatch, No. %, Of
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her majesty government approve the course pur-
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