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A GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE!
Washington


VENHlS large and magnificent FULL LENDTu PORTRAIT
4 or WASHINGTON, from the BURN of American ar
st IS considered by all who have TO be one of the
most beautiful specimens of art pGbshcd and Con
Likeness Of ashngton. The size of the plate
eighteen by twenty-eigh inches, which will make hand
picture for the parpr, and should the hands OF
every American citizen.
Ii is copy from Stuars celebrated original Paint
Ing. at the State House, Hartford, Conn.
Il IS finely engraved and printed superior plate pane
That il be within the means of ALL the publisher has
reduced the price 10 ONE DOLLAR!
= AL persons RENTING the amount may RELY upon
receiving perfect copy by return mail any part
uited IaIes carefully Putup rollers madc the pur-
pose. free OF POSTAGE
Address all orders post paid TO the publisher,
JOHN :. TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Publisher,
81 $,yr Nnrk
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pex0onsibiIity Of Newspaper Subscribers
:. n T,nv people do not understand the law rela-
-. 70 newspaper and responsibility of subscrib-
we Int think they may stop paper without re-
s I'd to arrearages due, an insertion following
" vr Jas per Harding, Of Penn, not long since
...oysred a large sum. (about Sl20 we believe,)
subscription to the Pennsylvania Enquirer"
y y man residing in Rhode Island. The circum-
,,nces were these: The subscriber took the
anor for some time, and then sent the publish
YaF notice 10 discontinue without forwarding
Z. money for payment. The publisher took no
s,,;ce of this nor several subsequent notices of
.of1.a to take the paper from the post office. =
rhs result was that Notwithstanding the Rhode
Lander did not receive the paper for several
r r5, vet he was forced to pay Mr. Harding the
s5ole amount up to the period claimed in the
LII
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

LAWYERS ~ THE UNITED STATES. We see
By Lyisgston's Law Magazine there are ncenty-
one ,h.HsdRf nine hundred and serenity nine law
yers in the country, or about one to every eleven
hundred inhabitants, black and white. Mr.. Liv-
ine,tou estimates that each lawyer in practice
has an income Of 81 800 This wonld make
the average cost of law in the United States
reach the enormous sum OF nearly thirly-three
millions Of collars. If this is not paying too
dear tor the whistle, generally all the clients
ge, after the fees and fobbed, we know not what
s Maryland is honored with 5l3 of these law
yers, Pennsylvania 1893, Virginia 1878, Dis
met Of Columbia 81, Delaware so. Towering
over all the rest is New York, which has only
4374.
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r,v WoRLp's FATR-Great dissatisf

THE WORLDS FATR.-Great dissatisfaction
!. EXPRESSED by the American delegates at the
,,,,ncsments for this exhibition. At a meet
;,g thew passed Resolutions complaining that
he four grand prizes Of $4,000 each had been
HANGED 10 bronze medals-at the rejection of
Tnj,ed States products--of charging admission
Zoo, of Sl5 IS to exhibitors unless they enter
al As mental seryants-of tIie unusual imposi-
non of charges for general decorations without
,Yy previous notification, and the absence Of
r,o.ecuon against piracy to new inventions.
The meeting appointed a committee to remon-
.trate with her Majesty's Government against
these decisions, and seek their modification; and
tbev recommend that no packages of inventions
frara the United States be opened till the British
Government pass law securing to foreign in
ycntors the benefit of their own Inventions
Free Dem
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4 Wonderful Prgiect-We have it on the
authority Of Mr.. Nc LaughIin, recently return
ed from abroad, that there is a project on foot
at Naples to extinguish the fires OF Vesuyius
!, is understood that the bottom of the main or
grand carter, is several thousand feet below the
level Of the sea. The plan is therefore, 10 dig
large trench or canal from the sea tothe crater,
the expense of which will not exceed two mil
lions Of dollars, and thus exringushng the fires
that have been burning tor thousand Of years -!
It's said that the fine lands thus to be reclaim
ed, viii more than ten times pay the expense
Of executing the grand desigu.--Lat. Cour-
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LUPORTINT CARTON


Beware Of the base countcrf-i Of Wi,tar'.
Balsam Of Wild Cherry signed by one VIM. NJ.
Spear, who, in order to palm his vile imitation
upon the public, has Obtained fac similo off, our
bottle, aHd copied our label Of directions yerba-
tim. substituting his own name for that Of Hen.
ry Wis,ar, NJ. d., which is found on the gcnu-
inc.
Remember the outside Label or wrapper Of The
genuine DaIsarn, Is finely executed steel Mate
engraving bearing the signature Of Henry WIS,
tar, NJ. D., and Sanford & Park-none other
are genuine.
We do not viii 10 trihe with the lives and
health Of ne afflicted. and we sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no assertions as 10 the ylrtne
Of this medicine. and to hold out no hope 20 su(,
fering human y which fact viii not warrant
We ask the attention Of the candid to few,
considerations.
Nature in every par; Of her works. has lqFt IN.
dI.ibIe marks @! adaptation and design
Tic constitution ofthe animals and vegetables
o! the torr:d zone IS such that they could not
endure the cold Of the frgd zone, and vice yer
50.
The Moss Of Iceland, and the Pine and NVld
Cherry, are justly celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases Of the Lungs and Liver, which are so
i'dHul'! prevalent IN MI northern latltgdes.-
From a combination Of Chemical Extracts. pre-,
cured from this "NoSs.' and those Trees. - DIR.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is chiefly FORM
cd.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for S.,
AGENTS-P. =. Green, n SAWYER Keyo.
sha; S. Johnson, 4. Wainwright &, 20 Ra,
cine; Clarke & Woodruff, Lake e. Williams.
Bosworth & Son, Milwaukee; c. J. True;
TO" e. Eastman, Burlington ;
70 Delavan
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SPEEDS
Erie and Michigan TELEGRAPH Line,

ME Line Is now connected with the Balm Line at Buff
fao as well the Morse: and communications for the
Last VIII De sent by either customers desire
nens are now perfect for sending dispatches To any part
thc ned States aud the British Provinces The points
Win VINCE we ere IN communication in Wisconsin are, RAJ
cine Milwaukee Ozaukce, Sheboygan. Sheboygan Fails
roma dn Lac Oshkosh Seepah. Appleton and Green Bay
Also, aukesha, Whitewater, Janesve jefferson Madi-
SON Sak Pfairie Adams, Fort fhhebsgo, Mineral Point
atteyle and Potos Also, Beoit and thence souh with
Rocktoa Rockferd BeEidere, MarencO Weodstcck Dun
dee Eigln. ST. Charles Geneva, Aurora, and Naperve,
in Illinois. .. .-'
We solicit continuance of the patronage with which
we have heretofore been favored Office omen. and
operator always hand business between the
hours of A. NJ and 81 P. NJ, Southeast corner of Main
and Park streets 81 q e. SIfOLES,
AZ Agent and Generator.
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PROCLAMATION.

To THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS or THE Cry OF kENosHl
appearing to the satisfaction of the Common Council
that the office of Assessors the rral " ard. and Con
stable OF the 2d Ward now therefore, notice
hereby given for Special Election be held TUESDAY,
the -h day of April 1871, for the purpose e!cctng one
Assessor for ie First Ward: Assessor and COrsta
Die for the Second Ward: and Assessor the Third
Ward. The polls of said Election will be opened in
several Wards Of said City al ID o'clock, y NJ and closed
Al ococh, p. H. OF said day, the following places in
the First Ward at the City Hal; the Second ard The
National Hotel IN The Third ard at the basement OF the
Methodist Church. The Aldermen of each Ward Hl act
Judges and H. +. Schotfand :. y BraLdc. Clerks of l~
jas. Nj Str krr and w. H. smith, of ID and r. II. Dem
ming and Joseph White OF 3d Wards The returns of said
Election To- bc made To the Cy Council their
hal,-pa>i7 o'ciock, T. NJ OF aid day.
Hy order Of the Common Council
ID. G. hASkIlI., Mayor
kenrsha. April Il. l~Il. 81
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Resignation Of Nelo- York Senators Messrs.
Mann, Brown, Curtiss. Dart, Tracy, Ginniss,
Norris, Skinner, Schneider, Stanton, Stone and
Tuthil, have resigned their seats in the New
YORK Senate, to prevent the passage of the Erie
canal enlargement BILL which required quorum
of three-iourths of the Senate Tor action.
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Ai-Hcaling Ointment i!
Or the
WORLDS SaIVe

which a discerning public has applied to this
medicine; for there IS scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it viii not benefit | have
used 1t for the last fourteen years for all diseases
Of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not in one Single
case has IT failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail the Grand Depot, l4f
FULTON ST, New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States
J. McALlSTER, Sole Proprietor,
III Fulton St. Ny
=, c. " FUTILE, Auburn v. Y, Agcm (9r
Y. Y, Mich and WIS
Sold by " Saryer, p. r. Green, KenosFa;
d. s. Deuay, Waalcg4n; s. Jotnson q. Co.,
BenTet d MaAe'c, Raciile.
Nor. !, 1850. en-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

STATE OF WISCONSIN
RACINE CoUNTr IS.
In the matter Of she Estate q JOHN O. PARKER decea
setl.
To the heirs Il law AMI all persons interested ia the above
named Estate
y oflCE Is hereby given that Lsmuel Booth, admins
traitor of said Estate, will present hIs final for
allowance and settlement the County Cuur. ID an1 f
the county VI Eaciue aforesaid ~ jh Court Hu,e
city o! Racine IL sli county The rsI Monday April
next 81 ten clock \. n. Of Sad day.
W r WORDING,
Il County Judge Of Racine County.
The above named settlement postponed til the first
Monday in May next.
w. T.. WORDING.
AS County J9dgc Of Racine County.
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WASH AND BE HEALED,

IS pretty generally understood that the old modes OF
Medical Practice By poisonous drugs although
ny centuries IN vogue radically erroneous small do
not excepted. Don't give small doses poison to cure
big And there this moment, town
our vast country multiues that enrich themselves
misery and creduy Ofiheir fellow men, But the nineteenth
century brings 10 the refreshing and purify pTac
tiee OF the WATER CURE. Oh that all might be
made acquainted with lis Medicinal qualities Ii be
admitted that the Water Cure Is the greatest
er made in the healing 81 curing aud prevent
ing disease without the Sof drugs Of kind. Whaev
may be said of other modes of will be acknoN
edged by all who acquainted with the facts, thai this
system has no parallel to lis success. Ii il system,
moreover that is eminently calculated to be understood
the many; and. simple it is its capablity be made
speedily ecacious in diseases, of whatcV and
in the prevention Of pain cannot be doubted questioned.
But its strongest facts possible to be found in the
ring OF chronic maadies that other reach
Being strongly impressed with the truths Of the Water
Cure system and having had practice in the appc-
tion OF those truths, all which practices have been attended
with the most favorable results feel it 10 be my duty
say TO the public that shall be ready when called upon
10 devote time and talent To the relief and or such
Of the many physical ills TO which humanity is subject
may be brought 10 my notice professionally.
ISAAC GEORGE.
kenosha- January :, 1851. 30
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Coun'ertstrS ArrtS'ed-A man was arrest
ed at Ann Arbor day or two since. after Law
Ing passed several counterfeit tens on the Wis
consln Fire and Marine Insurance Go. Tn
notes are well executed, and liable to deceive
the unwary, unless carefully examined, "a we
before have stated and bills Of this deaomina-
ION should BE- well scrujiujz ID before they are
takcn.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

TENFIE Subscriber would respectfully call he attention Of
his friends and the public generally, 10 his large and
well assorted stock Of
Groceries,, Dry Goods. CrOckcry.
EU0vi3i0n3a
which ne is determined to sell cheaper than the cheapest.
fer Cash only.
Those persons in want Of anything in his line would do
well To gave him call before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy themselves of the that is be underold
by any in the market.
Constantly hand,
Flour, PORK, Lard, oats. COR.N.qND NEIL,
Mackcrcl, No. L, I'm bbIs., 1-2 & Ii do,
K tits do.
so HALF BBIS. WHITE FISH.
Which he will sell cheap for Cash large supply of
ORioHs, Dried .7Pples. Potatoes, ST., &C.,
Together it'll large assortment in the Provision Line too
numerous To mention.
~ Cash paid for all kinds ofCountry Produce
JOHN DUFFY.
Main street. keno>ha, Feb. 1851 81
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Wisconsin Garden and Nursery,
On Garfner's Prairie, Hal,corth Co., Tire:
Mites. West of Burlington.

yUvHE Subscriber having become sole Proprietor this
a waSnown Establishment offers for sale this Spring.
Thirty Thousand choice Apple Trees Of fine
and six years growth, all grated from bearing Standard
Trees. Price, IL cents each.
ALSO-Plum Pears, Peaches, Cherries, CHrrants Goose
berries, Raspborre. Straw berries Grapes and almost all
Fruits usually found in sch Establishments, prices
responding with the times.
large tot Shrutbsry of the hardy and Ornamen-
tal varieties. hLso-Omarncntal Shade frees. amcng
which 1000 Mountain Ash six feet high, at - each
Chesinus at l2t each Spruces. Pines, Firs, &c
Towering Plants hardy Roses and Dahliss, many fine
cites large and choice lot of Greeuiiouse Tants
prices.
Nothing will be recommended hardy in the line Of
Fruit Flowers but such Eleven ears Experience
the Proprietor i'll this Establishments has enabled him 10
recommend as perfectly suited to the climate.
Catalogues gratis at the Establishment, by mail, post
paid
promptly answered. JOHN BELL.
Wisconsin Nursery, Feb. 9Th, 1851. 3nt-46
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

ON FASHIONED IIoNESTY. Some years ago.
tHo aged men near MarsIalton, traded, or accor.
ding to Virginia pariancr, swapreI horses, on
tn' con.jtion-that on that day week the one
who had the b OF the bargain, should paw to
the other, TWO bushels of wheat The day came
snd a luck would have it, they met about hal!
way between their respective homes.
Where art thou going ," said one
ITO thy house with the wheat, answered tie
oth"r And whittier art thou riding p
Truly replied the first, Il was taking tie
wheat t. thy house"
Each. pol-.d VITA his bargain, had thought
the wheat Justly due to his ncighbor, and was
gong o pay IT,
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BALD HEADS !


EEviE Subscriber hsreby gives notice those whom {;
"A aa! concern thai his Books aud Accounts now in
the hands 81 Jno. l.. v Yates Justice Pca-e f-
imm@IHt, collection. To all hus indebted him he
would mef,'y Just come mp and settle once. and
thereby The htCh follow this fic
aud no mistake. p SPEIINAy
blacksmith Shop on Wisconsin few doors fun Main.
keno>hs March :. 1851 3a, 50
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OVERWHELMING TESTIMONIES:
OVER HALF A MILLION or TESTIMONI.
ais have been received by the Proprietor of

iightened Professors, from acute Merchants, and
nom those of every station, name and degree
among mankind-all OF which, without one els
senting objection, pronounce this Ointment to be
GOOD.
As day by day it unobtrusiyely extends its
sphere Of action along the borders Of our vast coun-
try, and is circulated throughout its extent new
evidences of It's power and new proofs of its eff
cacy are continually developed Three millions
OF Boxes, applied TO disease within the last four
years, has established the astounding fact beyond
the power o. cayi or contradiction, that it is IN
FALLiBLE an tie of all Tumors, Ulcers,
Sores, Burns, letter Piles, Scrclu'a, Erysiptlas,
Chllhlalns, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Quinsy, Group,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast Aguc III the Face,
Corns, &c. II completely restores the INSEN-
SlBLE PRESENTATION, and by this means opens
those avenues by which Nature intended to expel
the morbid matter Of the hody-thuS is the system
cleansed, the blood purified, and the health re-
stored.
1t has the power to cause all external Sores
Scroiulous liumors, Skin Diseases, and Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their putrid matter, and
then heal them. We are not ash imed Of the
names of
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commissioners Notice.

Comm iSsiouer~' Notice,
NAr F. the Subscribers, Commissioner appointed by the
Wv county Court of the County kcnosha. receive.
and adjust ali claims and demands Of all person.
against Pny F. Green, hate OF the CiIy kenosha the
County of henushs and OF Wisconsin deceased.
hereby notice thai have appointed he following
and place. hen and viii pur-
ps~c Of examining and allowing claims and demands.
a. the ONE OF J. l.. V Yates. The o1ig oi hehhA. and
comfy 81 henoha- thu ID day o June. 4. D. leSl.
O'Clock IN tho forenoon. and the place he lst
day Of March l-2, O'Clock IN the forenoon that each
OF our said meetings viii continue until Eve O'Clock
afternoon al the day. and much longer from
day the business OF appointment may require su
do a>U give further notice hai The miIes hy
said Court creditors present their The
third day u March, \. D.. lSj3.
JNO. L. '. YATES,
JON B. IiISt-N.
Dated March 18Th, 1851. l4-i5l Commissioners.
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ATTENTION.

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1879,
n R SHARPSTEIN, ATTORNEY At Law, Kcnusha
eB City, takes this method To inform tho Df-nrs and
dter- OF The War of l-l2 and Icl that they ry obtain
Military Bounty Land Warrants under the Act of Congress
passed September =, 1850. by calling "a his Office
" Il. am engaged in procuring Bounty Land for the
survivors and the widows Of deceased rfs &C the above
mentioned War and my facilities such enable
procure the small expense.
Nov. Il, 1850. ~. :. r. SHARPSTEIN.
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CHOICE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES.
SHRUBBERY, sc.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Apples, Pear. Plum, Cherries.
Peach d Ounce English Gooseberries 6. Cur
rants Red and White Dutch Currants.
100 PEARS, worked the Ounce Stock. of the
best varieties all of then viii and years
lOD OF the Apple To IL feet high many of
them frued last wear
Sci"ns OF best varieties of Pear Plum and Appl will be
furnished to early applicants.
JoOO isabella, Ca:awba and other varieties of Grapes
EVERGREENS.
p" 800 Balsam Fir and Spruce, from one and half
To ieot high vol rooted all of them having and
many OF them twice ranspanted. 5000 orr Trees
SHRUBS & Plants amongst them viii be found 1900 RIOS E,
over 20 varieties European Mountain Ash, Weeping,
Golden and Rngeaf Willow, Red Pink and White upright
lartaran Roney Suckles. Climbing, do varieties White
and Purple Lacs, Ahcas, in variety, very large sizes,
Towering Almonds Chinese Alanthus Rose Acassia Phox
IN variety Cary7anlhuus Dlhlas Straw berries Nare-
tics Spiraea Prvet Pink Mezercon berry Trees
sides many other varieties not here enumerated
Miss C. H. CAHooS will sell her entire lot of House
rant" with very few exceptions, many of them very large
and choice varieties.
All fthe above will be sold at or below Eastern
Nursery prices. b. p. CAIIOON, Agent,
kenOsha April ), 1851. AZ
~ general assortment Of the above named trees and
shrubs will be offered for sale Waukegam the th and
l4th inst.
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The ToSn Of Plymouth, Ma~sachns cts vot-
sappsr, Bu, kinrha,,,s Hi u, irnncI, tbo ,,ora.
I.,of Nh, Fn.,-,,,o SI,,.,. lo,,,
great flood at Boston, April ). The tide
'9>" ag.t"r than ever before known.
III. Po,r,r oC (;ro,riqr plqn,s throwing
fungi so soft that they can be crushed between
tie finger and thumb. had have been known to
h't ont Of the ground flag-~toncs which strong
man cIa.I not move VII lout a lever.
~,
-, N'"o' I>L'hu ii"usc ct HeP'tS'I''"'N'9
''N '''"e'h Ine wings ana DG"''c'"N' H""
Iar majority IS to be determined by member
,''' III ''' '''' ~
ten Hinton, il j. said. Is nowhere to be found.
lis trial Is set tor the , of April. Bail $4,000
Il Is sad lie has written that the waters of the
NNVSS'22 would b rolling over his bady on the
receipt OF MS mt,~jYe
,,
is,t,, , ,...' u w C''''SI : '.''" :?
,, I''.u .! one % ''.S C,''>,''u-
sons committing Naisids! liz very grayrly
rsP'rd '''' u wa, an otenSe above all others
TMeh demanded ihe highest degree OF punish
'"'t1. ne would be IN favor OF inning the man
IRE me gum was clearly proyen) not less
+nlr,v n, o,I,
Nh 5r'Shmau, having applied TO work his Tas-
+lE' o. canal boat and being employed to drive
.1s hoTs" on the towpath; on arriving at the
pace q destination said he would sooner So on
- 1A4e y IrdrsI.-Ihe number OF sFan-
gre passing through our clly, Is very large tor
''s "'hs OF 'he J tat--mhch larger tAan ~ any
Ears arrives asa d.,a1ts ,rc,I road,d ui.h mas.
sengrrs tia botr.x sra ,h,,,r@I ,nd cr,,v
thing bc>pcahs a season Of nnTnmn,on ,rt,yitl
for the carriers of PASSENGERS and tbcir enter.
"a aers,--DslroU Pres, l6tb iaSt.
.. S9sn, aos' ''' say 9 : 'iS' }" 'Ae west
Never,
Never
"You don't say Sc. Wei. you wont catch
me to emigra;c 70 the West. if is always night
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) l. q \ Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine IN use has accomplished 7EGHg EEtra
erdIsGry tErss, ana iHrsG4 SATISFIED in
variety and stage t~asC. has crfcEssre GE5
yaypd s7.s ~ >1c7 ptsf7ru. 1u4 Coalition PoNdtr.
Ihs Ossisss=f vty supcrcrauz an other ptnments
ana I4uiuCuts OF Fresh NouuGS, Calls Of all
kinds Spraju> Bruises, Cracked Heels, RngtOnC, Wind
gatS Poll Evil. Gallons, Sr3VU> sweeney Flstlla Sit
fast. strains LamcncSS sand CRACKS Foundered Feet.
Scratches or Grease. MauEc and Horse DStgmPCr.
CiaGiti0q Par4<r VIII remove all Inflammation and
fever parity the blood, loosen the SKIN cleanse tH water
and sir, ucten every Part 81 the hoy and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases
ward Strains, elbow Water Infamn alton OF the Eyss
Fatigue from hard also Rheumatism, commonly
called st cCmpaiuJl which proves fatal 10 many vau-
able tins country. : also safe and certain
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds whlch generate 80 many
fatal diseases,
Thesc remedies ais, and a!ass Csrs. If The d.
nc ions followed.
For further particulars and saHlfHGs OF CSseats OF
rezarkahs C1res get PaHsrAISts q aFesfs.
W B. SLOAN,
Depot, 50 Lake 81, CAaoass, ~.
For Sal, AZ al the Drug Stores n this city.
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KENOsHA CIRCrIT corRr-IN Cu

KENOSIA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY
James dwell and Mathew dwell, Jabez H. Boardman
George W. Boardman, Hannah Waterman, and Patrick
COSgrave.
d appearing to my satisfaction that the above named de
q endint George w. Boardman is absent defendant.
II Is ordered, motion of Stoddard for companans that
he appear plead, denur to the bill
on the 18th day of July, 1851. II. f. SCHOFF
Court Commissioner for kcnosha County.
l. y. SToDpARD, COmps. Sol.
ADTil Iltb. 1851
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T SSEED OIL and 3 yr- Turpsuiinc. rpr sals BY
IL STAEkkH EAIHER
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BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;
MEREDITH ROWLAND,

VIII attend to all calls with promptncss aud despatch
~ b. Persons in want Of his in the country by
writing line TO the kenosha Post Olice will i'm
mediate attention Office with J. K. ShaFpsiein.
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