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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17
NEW ADvEkTISEMENTs.
Dr.. l.. ~ Dorphley,
DENTAL SURGEON.

(from Ne1 Orleans and !Mot,ie.)
DESPECrFuLLY informs the citizen. of
~ Marshall, that all Operations, performed
BY him, will bc done on time, for all amounts
over twenty dollars Work done in superior
style, and warranted not 10 he cxcelrd for
ease, beauty, and durability. Rooms, at the
Planters Hotel
July, ". 1881. VI n3-tf
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Marshall Music school.

THIS School will open ia fifth
3:YsN regular session on the first Mon.
WIN day IN Angus; 1859, and continue
I've months II will be under the supervision
of Professor J. SUMMERS, whose repuia-
ton as n Teacher is we'll known to all who
hs'v attended his public concerts aud witness
ed the unparalleled imprcv-ue", Of hi. pupils
His room !, furnished with n sufficient number
Of Pianos. Guitars, Accoriian'-, aud other IN
-Irnmcnis TO accommodate u large number Of
upds, and give thcm superior advantages.
Al persons taking lessons will be required
10 practice one hour al least, IN ca,.. d., and
meet once in each week, TO receive instruction
in the general principles OF the theory and
practice If vocal music.
TEENS For instruction on Piano with use
Dn Guitar, II 90
~ Al persons will be charged from the tine
they commrncc. Reference 10 all patrons.
July, IS, 1856. yin3-tf
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The New York Express Of the Goth
4, publishes letter written by Prcsidcn,
lmore to George X. Babcock, Of the
~ York delegation to the National
,g Convention, written on the 10th Of
,e, six days before the assembling of the
INVENTION, declining the nomination, ard
hofisng Mr.. Babcock to lay the same
ore the Convention At such time rs he
usht prope'.
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Tns SfArE ov TExAs,
County Of Harrison:
NOTICE is hereby given t,iat jchn Lowe,
~ Administrator OF The estate Of James H.
Slater, deceased. has flied his accounts with
SAID estate in this office fof the final scsttmcn,
thereof; and that they will be opened for cx.
ANIMATION and allowance at the merit term Of
the county court pertaining to estates for thar
rson equity. Texas. TO be held on the last
Monday in July, is52, when and where all
persons interested may attend and con,es,
them, Il they think proper
Wy order Of said court.
u C. BEAZLY. Clerk
July ;, 1889. lat
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

>iiE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
l. ed b Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the 9th session Of the Institute
will commence on the First Monday in Au.
gust under the chargc Of the Faculty OF
Teachers, 10 wit:
Rev. Tho. 3. WMsos, President
Mrs. EMMA ". boxrogy Vice Prineipai.
Mis-. ELIZA BuRroS, Primary Department
Miss AKAsvLLA JExxETT juSx. Music Pima
Droe'"g and Fancy Work
0surss Of study, saA oAssgss pr sss.
sisa, twenty Wseks.
PRIMARY observation-disclosures
Reading, and writing, per session Of
five months, o1O 90
SECOND jusioR Glass;. ntntary les-
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo.
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi-
ology, and History 4l2 so
Finsr JUNIOR CLAss.-Englsh Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic consin.
ued. Natural Philosophy, Waits on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Myihoi
thology, and History. 9l5 90
MIDDLE CLAss.-Chemis.ty Rhetoric,
Logic Moral Science, Mental PHI
lo-ophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political aud Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient ard
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SENIOR CLAss.--Ancent aud Modern
Languages completed. Geometry.
Trigonomc,ry, and Il review offcrm-
er studies sa5 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting. each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 3 90
Instrumental Music. $50 90
lix. ,f D,,un .xtra 90
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or i is now universally conceded. that 'hruma.
ism ruu,, tsin. or weakness Of the back. SIDE, 90
breast eau h, esrsd sooner by thu ci the Jew lpa'
|snls or Itrhsrw Plaster than any ether remedy ever
known 70 tnnn.
We .ouii ai,.e our friend. and others who arr
Inflicted with this truly painful mandy. :" make IN
mediate Of the Jews David os Hebrew fia-'er A.
IN singh trial viii rlare II ryoud lh- rrnch of c's"pr'
itinn and con,tnc- the mort ncfednou- II It's snI~'
iiof medical virtues.
Sew, 4 Me,p, 'ItChaurvs street New Orleans,
~ i~.sie agent. toa the southern states u = also
'od by Evans, Sanders. Il Co., Mafstall. and Norris
4 Tachru, Jefferson
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Cattle Market.


This article prriate, for Is'n. and weakness in he
back, hrrass ssie. imb. BRUISES .prai'- Ar and
bs sf,hma''c ssrcsta~ In ,n~l eases. give i'm.
mediate and permanent rvis~f I, will aio hr found
,xhy beneficial fur complaint. VI ,l~ isss lungs. and
kin.y. rer.on. of .-dcu'nry habits whc-~ hu-.ne.-
require. lh.r ii, VI stand much vi an ,ro.ss,cd
with weakness in the chest. rain in tho stir or
hrvs,, wil! find great relief BY wesrns Of sh--e
\ 'a.trfs
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THE STATE or TExAS.

CorNrv on PANoiA.
To a. sl,r.t II said Cossiy. 0ycrfifs
VNyliERAS oath haying been r,sdc before
w me. that William y. Cox u absent irc,u
the state Of Texas, that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon him.
You are, therefore, hereby commanded to
summon the said William T. Con- By c~u~iug
hi. VII, TO b. published fer three suggestive
weeks Ia the Texas Hepuhliran,a weekly news
paper publi-hrd in tie town Of Marshall liar.
rl-on county, and state aforesaid, 10 be aud
appear before me. the undersigned, AN acting
ins,ice Of the peace, IN and for the county OF
Pamela, state Aforesaid ai the district CLERKS
office In THE town OF Carthage, on the last Sat.
urday in Jnly. a. D 1894, thea a9,l there 10
answer the complain, of William Il. Elliott IN
. plea Of debt, due bs account, lef the -pu of
ei.hiy dollars, dated Tsh lane, A D. 1899, and
on 6'c In my Office.
Herein fail net. and sefr ron thea and 'lifre
this WIT. with your endorsement herron, siios.
ing hovs YOU have executed thu same.
Given under my hand, officially, this the iA,li
day Of June, 4. u. 1892.
NJ. l. HIGGINS,
j. !" Pamela county, Bea No. :.
Received in efhec ish dts Of June. A. u.
lsh2. and sent To the Ediiof 81 the Texas Re.
publican ~Amc day 70, Publication.
!. II. AMBER on. sheriff.. e.
~ u. |. Goons, Deputy
June IA, 1859 81 81
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Adm iujstrulIOu Notice.

I ET'rEkS of administration de bonus nan
] having been granted 10 the undersigned
on The estate Of &. W. Mormon, deceased,
BY the Probate Court Of I'auola county.
This is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them, properly
authenticated; and those indebted TO the zane
are requested to pay mp Immediately.
SOPHIA {. MORMON. Adm'x,
~. X. MORMON, Admir-.
Carthage. jane |, 1852. ni-6i
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nFFICE. NJ. 1913 Gra,er street. New Or.
' } leans. La cures Cancers, scaldhcad N bite
Swe.aa.. Sores ard Ulcers, of every deserp-
ton. July. III VI u3 W
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I 81. -. M. ...f.f IA, oe ID,
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he o,cnrd ms af,r, AL r1 flr first Nand
fthe second day) OF August neNi ID. ,0r se't-
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of a, aforesaid, aeco 'el0t
AL .,l..e,s nm, d.. r...,...-a n old,
ne, aforesaid. Dj-lr Ai-t., a. r,fuir,u
to be elected in the .tr'Ii' ID. lpuri'.
fifth sixth, seventh. sl.. "ntr 1.f
'wc'tth judicial dl-'f '. i' "''' t'N''
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a>Aalrr.. Goo4ls.

TiGFR z, co hase On hand large
II atse-tuesl O. saAdlrrs' goods. H~ddler-
would 90 well 10 cal, ., shsl eslesliaiment IN
,Nar.hali, mex, door ,c Ward. Wilson 4 Co.
or IN Shreveport, n, the sign Of the Golden
Nad3ie, Tcxas street. rSo-ty
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II tis,r Ne. BRICK Stare. Wsss n tie PsS}sc
NqIar Hrv acor ScriA Fl Ersrs. 0ysgr.
4 ksys
lEALEHS IL d.ag.. nssiieInes. and chen
- 'cals, paints, d,s stuff, glass ware, ~.
fuu'try, ins SOAPS. steel pens, superior ~stssns
INK and paper, patent medicines Of all Ahnsh
wines and brandy for medical purposes Phi
-e'ans prescriptions carefully put ~ u AZ
hours. Purchasers will always tina II this o.
adjustment, fresh and unsduIterated nedisaes
which have been selected with great csss. tcr
tins market, Al purchaser arr issitea y ~
rapp~d. Mad
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Tms SrArr or Twxas.
County Of Harrison.
County Cust.t Pertaining 10 the Estates Of decreased
rer~ons and Guardians.
To the sheriff If said county. GnEETtso.
WHEREAS William }. Blocker. Admini~-
w TRAITOR Of the s.,a.r II Jcntin W. swan.
son, deceased. ha. filed his application for the
partition and di~'ribaiion Of the property Of
snd estate; mud whereas il appears that Msr.
this w. Ward, wife Of Joseph p. Ward. one Of
the distributes of said estate. il u Nonresident
Of the state of Texas,
These are therefore, 10 command you to cite
the snid Martha W. Ward, and her husband
Joseph p. Ward, by publication Of this notice,
M required by law, TO he and appear al the
next term Of said court. TO be held At the court
house in the town Of Marshall, in Harrison
county, on the last Monday, in July A. u.
1882, II being the 26,h day thc-eof to show
cause. II any they have or can. why the said
partition and distribution should not be made,
a. prayed for in said application.
,><EI<. Herein fail not, md due return
make Of this prcrcpt, and the ran.
|: ncr in which you may have exc
cutcd the same Given under nv
''7H5[N hand, aud the seal Of said court,
this 29th day Of Juno, 1882.
Tcsts: r.. &. BEAZLEY, G. G. G,
Issued June 20. 1851.
j.. 4. BEAzLgy. G. &. q.
by J. +. Harris, ID. G.
Received In Office June ~, 1859, and handed
to the Editor OF the Texas Republican same
day for publication
=. X. PERRY, Sheriff II. c.
July }, 1852 II
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4 NJ person having a good kefss Tor asls'
~ can find 4 purchaser BY aypsy'ns snns'
atsiy Al hs cntcs.
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NATURALIZATION NOTICE.

AMMi\IS IRA TION NOTICE.
7 ETTEKs Of administration de bonus non
IL were granted to the undersigned, on the
estate OF Jesse Edwards, deceased. by the
county court Of lla'rlson county pertaining to
the estates Of deceased persons, on the as'h
June last, A. -, 1904 Al per-ons therefore
having cs.isns rsains. the said estate arc hereby
,,stiErd to pvsssnt them 10 mo, duly suihen''.
e.tea. within the tune prescribed BY Law. and
those intrb,-d 10 tie sam. viii plcssc make
immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
WILLIAM II. COBB.
I.,x N 1aal NJ IT
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Adm ints1rnIlOi1 N0iicc.

ETTENS Of Administration were gram
IL ted TO the undersigned on thecstatc
Of Richard Sanders, deceased, by the coun-
~ court Of Harrison county pertaining to
the estates Of deceased persons, on the 3lst
day of May, A. d. 1859 All persons. there
fore, having claims agains, the said estate, are
hereby notified to present them 10 me, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law; and those indebted 10 the same will
please make immediate payment To the under.
signed.
ALEXANDER SANDERS
1uIy z 1870 LIT
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A1np1gl1 11rnllon Notice.

A00o0o00f0t1o0 NOSbCc.
r FILTERS Of Administration having been
4 granted TO the undersigned, on the estate
Of Jesse finder, deceased. BY the County Cenri
u llpshur county, vrrtaini,g to the estates Of
deceased persons, AZ the May tern thereof, a.
D. 1853, Al persons having eaaahas against
said estate, are hereby notified y pfesers them
10 the undersigned. properly authenticated,
within the lime prescribed by aw' sad all
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment
J. r BRADFORD, Adm'f
C;,we, June -, 1853. js36-6l
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EsrArr or q. MAxfiN.-App!.coiicn for
Dissemination.


County Coart pertaining % Estates. &c.
r. the sheriff of sad County, GHrEriSe
Nft EKtA> Su.auua Martin. Admn'sra-
w trix cf the estate II George. N;nftln, de-
ceased, has flied her application in She oihre Of
clerk of the county court ~ SAID county. ios
the partition and distribution of the property
81 Anid estate ar3 whereas 1t appears tia,
John Martin, Jonathan Martin, rni Hannah
lack.on, wife of Moses lncksen, all rcsiden,
citizens u the county Of Gpsh.r in the state
ef Texas. and the xsid Susesns Martin, George
Martin. Jan. and the Representatives Of sara,
Nnsseli, feceassd, tn-wit; Roistf, Mareil, agel
t"en'y years, W'item Msrteil, aged eighteen
years. and Edmand Mnrfeli. j.. aged fourteen
vtg'. May Jones, widow or John Jones. de-
ceased, md Sn.ar sroneh. wif. al Wade
Crouch, all cl,x-ua oi Harrison county sfara
aid, aud Niism 'afan nos residing in Cali.
iorn,a, and Anna Durham. Wife Of Henry II
Durham, RESIDENT ritgeaa vi the state Of
Arkansas. arr The heir, and distributes al
Ssid estate and, Whereas i, appear, that the
said Wi'l'a,a Martin. Anna Durham and h~s
husband lleary " Durham, are non residents
Of the state Of Texas, aforesaid,
Now that service may b, had therein - the
Law provides, YOU arr hereby commanded TO
eue thc Az" PaSt'cs W P"u'tHAVh ~ 'ae ~,
fos four successive weeks, in pnblS news az
pr, published in said t,uuty Of Flarrisoa, 20
t'~ and appear at the mex, term Of said county
cours. 10 be held at the ecuslhorse j sasa
county Of Harrison. % tive last HesJny y
Jnly neat, 1881, il hting tie 9A'a dss tAfses
TO -hew cause. il any they ks,a "a sas. Whl
parsitio7 unt distribution ci ilie rsapar.s n
.aid eststa should not Be IA IL, ss psa.s RI
hi aid application.
lisviH fall nak - .isv N1t,s,t
.,sisSe,. make Of ,li4 wris, sssi ~ -
10 ~teh YOU sAs.h ssss ssssf0
the 'ase. I'll \.
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s9s IL Assa .ssssss. assss 4Issk .L.sas6I
Jses, A. u. 1854. III -
Tea 5k
~ 1, 4. c. st,AxA4Y. ulSfLE
NHifSs l - nm
n AIDES whir 40. ~ ~ n q
l. ser's .iFs. KIN - <ls51i
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We take the follow ing from the New ORLEANS 'rv''
In, u ,f~ iith int
hxw ORLEANS cLAssIricArio-.
hsticr. Il i. 4, | t:asi Nsidliag. Iol q II
ksi,on,y.. "a. Il MhiLl,as Fair. ~ d ~
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rLous ~ ~ TO ~ IS
rosx --fvosw eli IS. IN " %
bAcos. Han. fress ~ Ole; clear sides nj Ioc'
kculev- sui ell NJ IN lie.
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toyvsg Io9sc
ICm"coLArG.--fromY io loo
kucAs.-B rswn. from u Ia &c.
fssoiNs. - k~ntprky. frnu ~! To he.
hEsswAx. --rr,m ~ In III.
BsLs korN -k-ntucky. ~.
Sktss.--ls-ar - 10 ~; ii-es, in Lair lss !" lee
Mot Assks Prom ~ 10 .AIr.
'As"Ass-- Si-rm n to ~, Tal'p~ - TOY; Ada
sSl,i.pe 2Sc
kicx--At
Coss--oriinasy. ~ a -; h~ss AT :oa ~.
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SAUDLEStt NxtULLESity
CA OF all kinds ard descriptions, nj
- low price for sa-h. al the house u
uEtGEK Il co,
Mar Isos 10 Ward, wilson, d &C.
NnrshnlI, June 20. 1852. 81 ~
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- ARE now receiving and opening one
~ II the largest aud mos, general stocks
- Of Drugs and .Nerf,iars ever brought
10 Eastern Tcxas A change has come DER
the spiri. Of their dttsu,-,' and they arc now
selling for the " Spxsrnc'rm' generally. NJ
cKsstrY is the molher Of this change, and their
price. are such a. to a-toni.h tho. who have
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w. J. Blocker, Administrator ae tsass aos
Of the estate of }. w. 6waasom.
APPLICATION vos .plsrsisuriox.
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Marshall uuIvessttys
rlNIlE next session Of this ins'i'utt"n VIII
commence on the frs, Monday in August
ensuing.
July 10, 1889. ss-'d'
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Administration Nutice.

July .. 1889.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
CHICAGO BRASS & BEL.. FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RlNCKER,
NO. l96 R.4.NDOLPH STRFFT, CHIC.4GO.

Also on Canal Street, opposite Toss Planning Mill
FEvE Proprietor OF tins Establishment Is prepared
y Cast Bells OF all sizes. he would particularly invite
who wish purchase Church Bells to those OF H..
manufacture His bells will be sold on rs reasonable terms
thcycan be purchased from the East or from ACen OF
Establishments. Theywi be sod cheaper in fact
because can make as good bell that H give large
volume oil sound Is those OF eastern manufacture.
fOarh less weight OF mei this proporOn of money
saved IN the purchase of his Bells He warrants them
not TO break Tor one year with proper usage aud should
f not prove to be as good represented il may
turned his shop, and be made good Without m Cle TO
purchaser, by be replaced by a new one II
oueshould break any time daring his life he will il
hall the expense OF casing. Western people Will
advantage IN dealing with western man. and parOnizing
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last Fairs
the Chicago Mechanics lnsiue-lhe lust Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following copy of the report OF
the committee the Bell submitted for inspection to the
Fair OF May, 1850:
Article ii, Glass No G. Church Bells
bell of 7i0 pounds, by H. w Rincker, of this city,
well made and smooth casting exhibits great dcgc,
of skill in It's manufacture; has admirable and
throwSa greater volume of sound than any bell of lis size
trial had between the above bell and manufacture
eaby the heavier OF the tWO93J pounds The arrangement
for ringing Mr. RnckerS bell temporary and bv far in
fcror that of Mr. Mencclys notwithstanding which We
believe that there was but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that The Mr. Rnck-
crs bell was by far the most pleasing 10 the ear. A Gold
Medal was awarded 10 Mr.. Hinckcr
The above is true copy OF the Report.
6. II. SLOAT. Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics institute.
NJ RucEer is also prepared 10 do all kinds work
casting and Furnishing and in good st,
soda fountains beer pumps StocoC. oil globes. etc. etc
Also heavy Copper wook ioral purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
for bells atthe market prices.
Chicago. 1851.
y" orders may be left in Kenosha with E. RUDD. or
al the Office of the Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04
Or. STOR.US CELEBRATED SCOYCH
COUGH CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TESTIMONY.

In addition to the above 300 packages were sold by Jas
NJ Corse i30 by Dr.. A. Piggot; 200 by Edward Brooks
49, by Bacon HYDE 200 by John Bundng; IS by Dr. A.
Willing; - by Dr. Donaldson; and 800 by W. & ". Kirk
patrck-whc together with the sales by the wholesale
agents prove hai Ibis article is altogether superior any
o,her remedy offered for Consumption.
Price One Dime per Roll; Rolls for - cents; 81 per
boz. liberal discount made to Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally
throughout TIE United Saies and the Canadas.
Tho Candy Is neatly put up with directions for use. A
handsome engraving Of thc Scottish Arms and the
signature Of Hamilton Wade proprietor on the
outside wrapper Of each roll and package.
MeSsrs. BARNARD BRO 4 Co. Wholesale DRUGGISTS
40 Main Street st. Louis, Mo. General Agents
Orders from the Country, applications for agency direc
ted TO them, viii meet " it'll prompt attention. Iy-jO
For sale at henoSha By f. Robinson, ana
Sarkueqther dr Co.
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JAMES r. BROWN,
House Decorator, sign, Carriage and Or
Hamcntal
JED ~ 5rNTE tlS H9Y a

LDAIAJ- 1-Ii4Lo
GLIDER, GRAINER, GI.AZIER & PAPER HANGER
One Block East Bain's Hardware Store and Oppo-
site the Eagle Foundry,
PARK STREET, KENOSHA.
On hand, above the present determined to give
satisfaction 10 all those Who favor him With ther work
j. r. b. having had several years experience in the art
of Color Making, in OF The frS Housfs IN Europe in
tends manufacturing the greater portion of his colo
so that he Will be enabled to supply Printers Dealers, and
Others with good and cheap article cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this city
Paints mixed ready for at small advance New
York prices.
WINDOW SASH, kept ready primcd and glazed, at the
low price of cents for by 10 and large size In proper
&c, sc.
FARMERS. and others about TO build viii find il their
interest to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
kenosha, March, 1852. 10
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-04

IBIES Of every Kind, suitable for Pulpit and Feri,
II > o." % presentation, for sale at
u,N - KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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E'NroRY ofhe Churches of Wisconsin, in cor 1ec:ion
= the !>con>Ih Convention, by Rev stephen Poet
''''' :" GEMS ior sale at KINGS BUOkSlOKE.
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FOR SALE.

J. BoND Is also agent for the New England Mutual Life
Insurance tompanyunc OF the best and responsible
mpaucs in The United States.
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ENNVELoPEI. \ superior article Of Ruff. White and
n Note Envelopes, Of al sizes and varieties at
Dec, ~ KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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Copper, TIN and sheet IRON.
AUCTION SALE,

FE7HE Subscriber Yil'sttcnd the sale by Auction r
Real Estate, Cud ait&inds OF Merchandise Furniture
and All kinds Of Personal Property at his esiablis hrnent on
Main street. opposite ~ kcs BulIen Store or az Ohio,
place s,Gs hisserNiccsm may bereQuired.
W. H SCOTT
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DRAFTS ON NEW YORK,

SIGHT DRAFTS on New York for sale at the Chicag,
- rates. II. Is. TOWSLEE.
March p. 1851. Al
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ATCTEONEER.

NNT IL. SCOTT. Licensed AUCTToNEER for the City
Wv and County of kenosha is ready TO attend 70 the
sale of Goods Property thatmay be entrusted to his
= Roomsinthe Telegraph (prinng Office Bull
ding.
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FARM FOR SALE.
one Of the best fmmS the Town Of Somers Ker oshn
CO.. miles from hcno~ha, and miles from RRCinr Con.
tanning 257 acres. All enclosed and divided into conTen
tent parcels. 100 uce~ tmbcrcdl4 broke up, and 60
in crops md t5 acres into tame glass Good two stO
~ Frame House and large Barn.
Avery desirable Farm 10 who wishes to QointO the
stock business. Apply 70 a. HULE on the premises,
Or 30 J. BOND, kenOshR.
July -, 1881.
ALSO FOR SALE.
Ninety Acres ntho Town Of Pleasant Prairie. miles from
kcnO~ha all fenced and 3 uudcrcrop Log House
and Orchard on the premises.
twill be sold ut bargain. Apply ITO Jas KELLY onthe
premises, "rto j. BOND, kcnush8
July -, 81
Persons wishing Go purchase Real Estate either in tho
city or country, cannot do beterthGn 20 call upon
J. BOND.
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number of CITY LOTS will he sold for Labor If appIi-
Cd for soon. J. BOND.
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EAlkAl ENR SAFE.

FHOEs SAFE. small Iron Snreb by
z June 5, ISL 3-52 j. BOND.