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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
CEIANCERN SALE.

STATE OF WISCDNSIN-kEND SfIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURr-IN CuANCERN
Peter Mel arland Samuel Clohicr Elizabeth Clnthe,
his wife, and VIM. I. Richmond.
EDG Virtue nnd in pursuance of Decree of thc Circuit
Court for the County of kenosha, State Wisconsin
made and entered In certain pending he eU ON the
Chancery side thereof, in the Term Of NAV A. d l-j2
wherein Peter Mcfarland is Complainant and Samuel Clo
thicr, Elizabeth Cloer and VIM. T. Richmond are de-
Pendants bearing date May 2ls, A d. 1859, shall sell at
Public Auction tn the highest bidder nj the door of the
Court House in the City of kenoha. said County, on Sat
urday the 3lh day of October A. ID. lS2 between The
hours of one and three in the afternoon of that day the
lowing described real estate 10 wit The South half Of the
Fast hn of the South Fast quarter of Section thirty t3D
Town One ID North of Range twenty three l23 East Al
the South half OF the South West quarter of the south
est quarter of Secio iWeny-nne t9, Town and Ranxe
aforesaid and the south half of Lots three o. and four u
District,
Dated kenosha, September 18th, 1859. TO
" r. ALLEN,
Sheriff of Kenosha County
Josiah Boxp. Complsinant's Solicitor
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NNXGENATED HsIEEESS.
Certificate from Wei known citizen of ST. Johns y
| FlII .v.l

Certificate from wei known citizen of ST Johns Now
rui> wick.
Exchange Hotel, BOSE H. Nov 4. 1850
Gcncmcntis with great pleasure Tint inform Won of
the decided benefit received from s, of the
led Bitter, which You recommended me some weeks
since Gu kln" mat was much dcbiiiiatcd at the
timc and unable walk but short Distance stn
ping !" regain my strength. had been sick So long and
suffering under such mpcaon Of diseases Ind
No alIh tta any medicine Whatever could do M, much
good Ih effect of your BItcr upon my system was sur
rl~nG vas greatly improved in few hours and in hree
days tct comparatively we'll have since gained very ran
idly in strength and flesh, and every prospect of
c'iRi5 iuHneF hcalth winch never expected again
enjoy.
have for some wears past resided in the Province of New
brunSwck My health has been declining for two or three
years past and Hbou nine months since was Frustrated nv
sever" fiji of sickness which confined me To my he'd f.
thrr" or oI months during which time nv i. was dos
pared {" 10y m!st II md friends but by the skill md acn
u"n Of my ply >ciale Tor which can never he sufficiently
thankful under Divine Prntlcncc) recovered my health a.
lar aSt' De al ctu visit Boston, was not prcr;hy hem
thVet however 10y the change until commenced iakInp
your hlt!tf& The seat 81 my disease in The liver nc
c"mpan'cd by extreme pr,siritiun nervousness and Gene
auon which was Obliged Ia keep up by the use of nlco-
h"Iic 'iiiNunnS only getting tcmporar, relic and feeling
Worsc when without them. loIr BcrS Immediately re-
Nrcd me circulation, giving tone and energy the whole
system consider my self in better axe of health now
han have enjoyed for three years past. have used but
her fully believing As do, that they will restore me TO
perfect health; am, gentlemen, with much respect
our ohcdcnI ant, FREDERIC ! 'iRt,RS
Mcasrs. Reed, Bates 4 Austin
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists No
10 Merchants Row; Boston, General Agents
Frlcc 81 per bottle six bottles for So
f"r sale by D. IL. SrAEkNEATilER g. Co, Kcnoshs.
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WIN exhibit at KENOSHA on THURSDAY SEPT. 23d
1854 Doors opcnat q and 67G O'Clock. Performances
commence ut = and o'clock.
ADMISSION-Boxes 40 Cents Pit % Cents Children
half price TO Boxes.
The characteristics of this Establishment consist in the
the largest collection of
Equestrian, Gymnastic and Dramatic
Talent ever COLLECTED in travelling company.
With the most distinguished native and foreign male and
ed 10 this Company are
c. j. ROGERS, the best Dramatic Equestrian in the
world.
W. b. CARROLL, the worlds only two horse rider
WALTER AfMAR, the grea! American bara back RI
J. MCFARLAND, the great tight rope performer.
Madam GuLIME CAROlIE, the beautiful Equestrian.
Mrs II. ORMOND, the celebrated actress from the Broad
way Theatre, n. Y.
Miss MARY CARROLL, the exquisite danseuse and I'M
Master CLEARANCE, the youthful trick rider.
Mons. lie THORN, the renowned French Hercules.
j. ESLER the best performer in the world the Am
phcrion and Globe.
\. p. DURAND, of Acrobac celebrity.
G. o. KNAPP, the Peoples Clown.
COOL WHITE, the great dramatic Jester.
II. MAGILTON the Trick Clown.
The MOTLEY BROTHERS, George and Henry, and
McsSrS. Esier, Durand, Walters Farmus l" gan, sc.
whole troupe (thc largest in the United States of Trail
ned, Performing, War Horses and
LILIPJTIAN TRICK PONIES,
More than brute, and little less than human
The world renowned
APOLLONICON,
rhNI III procession by fbRtt HORSES-FOI X ~
BREAST containing tc REN OWNEDNENN ORLEANS
CORNEF BAND, which will execute several popular
Marches OvertureS, &c. while moving through the streets
Another grand feature in this Company the nroduc-
ton of an
Entire Dramatic Corps.
Embracing Actors and Actresses talent
producing every night the patriotic Meo Dramn
titled
OLD PUT AND MAD ANTHONY WAYNE.
OR THE SPIRIT OF 70,
Introducing several thrilling from the lives of the
Rcyolutiunar! heroes,
Old Put, General Washington and Mad An
thong Wayne.
The whole concluding with grand living tabeau, in
which the
"FATFEER OF HAS COUNTRY"
MOUNTED ON His CHARGER, is borne alofs in trium-
phul procession,
On The Shoulders Of his brave ContinentqIs.
J. w. WILDER, Agent.
Will also exhibit ut Racine, Wednesday, Sept. 22d. Bur
lingon, Friday sept. 24h.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
STOVES =!

lE undersigned takes this opportunity of informing his
old friends and customers and the public generally
Tint lac has Resumed business At the OLD STAND or
MARSHALL. & PHELPS where may be found Il general
assortment of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and .Japqnne8
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
Among his Stoves are the following approved patterns:
BELLE OF THE STATES, QUEEN OF THE PR AIRIE.
KING or THE PRAIRIE HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER.
Also-ScfRegulatngP arlor Stoves, Alright and Plate
stoves, and Premium Cooking stoves.
he intends to adopthc ready pay SYSTEM as FIR rs pos
Sblc he proposes To sell very Low rus CASH believing
that quick sales and small profits better than slow sales
and large ones He hopes by fair dealing aenio TO
business to merit share Of The public patronage
+. y. MARSHALL.
Kenoshn, September, 1852. II
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Non Residents.
Towna v dr3l-L asb3 in Mclaughlin, add

Town2s y r3i-L % 3 in McI.aughlin's add.
l. 2cb3 do do
Town Eqr 6-L2b5 L3b5 L6b5 L7blk >
l. lob Lot III b5 Ll5b5 L5b7 L6b7 L4b6-
Holmes & Nichols ad,in
The me- r lt9n, on side Of Chicago rood by rs deep,
Town Wa 5-Ll6ba L3bIin Durkee's eastern
addition. " nv ~
TOWNS " qr32-L Id l6 L3bl6 L5bl L6bI4
levin Eqr s-Lllbl LIZ l l. 1911 LI4bl
Il ~ Of l. 5S6 b IA LIS BIS in Holmes & Nichols addn
Town ) w or 3I-lot 10 blk 10
Eqf5l-L ll&l2 II a.. 20 Il of \ end ofIots IlSl2
Town E6-cOm w corner oflut liz thence F. Is rds;
ehce SIE thence to line of lot Il; thence feet.
ehce Iooil thence 20 #; thence W Is rods 80 line
thence 90 fl to pnce ofbeg.
Town. or Bloom 81 n f Of n w of 81: thence
Souhery 1872 H. thence 81 Il 1872 10 West ST; thence
westerly to place of beg.
Also ~ front Main st, side by 80 Deep the W
Corner Is "a Fl off \ W cor of B IS.
Town r6-Llb9 L2b9 LSb L. I9bl2-
III b IL L9bl LOB |, in Holmes 4. Nichols add
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASE. sc,
MIR. s. ". BRANDE having been

NJ R. :. u. BRANDE having been solicited to
~ give instruction on the Organ, will take Class
tat instrument at his residence on Pearl street He will
also take class IN Thorough Base with without the
OF The Organ and will endeavor illustrate the rules
harmony by The Use OF the Black Board and by course of
Lectures embracing the History and effects OF Muscts
principles and practceits character exhibited in the
inherent Representation and the principal lnsiru
nents-tuning-the rudiments of Thorough Base,
The Importance of knowledge Thorough Base, 10 the
Amateur or the Musician is incalculablc is, in Short
Music, what Grammar is TO Language.
The first Lecture will be free, and will be given at the
Court House on Tuesday Evening, the II 81 inst.
The succeeding ones circumstances may dictate or the
progress OF the class may Terms of private in
strucon or of admission to the class will be made know
on application to the Lecturer.
kenosha, September -, 1852 10
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Newspaper Postage.

The Postage law passed by Congress at its re-
cent session, has materially modified the rates Of
psstage on newspapers 1t provides,
/. That all newspapers not weighing over
tHr"e ounces, shall pay one cen, 10 any art OF
the cnated States II prepaid a; the office where
Aey are mailed, by the year or quarter, one halt
cent for each number. II not weighing over one
ounce and half, within the State where pub
hshed, the postage will be bui one hall The above
rites.
! Weekly papers 90 free within the county
where published.
3. Transient papers to be prepaid by stamps,
or double Fates To be charged.
!. Books not weighing over 1 lbs. to pay
one cent per ounce, under 5000 miles over g.
goo miles, two cents
-, Our Weekly weighs but an ounce and half.
ne law goes into effect October LIST
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Teaciiers, Institute.

Teachers Institute for the county of Kenosha will be
held at the City Of Kenosha, commencing Monday the
lth of October next and continue one week. under the SUI
pervison of the State Superintendent of Public instruction
Arrangements will be made entertain teachers from the
country free Of expense during the parc-
ular notice of the order of arrangements will be given
after. NJ. PRANK.
Superintendent of Schools of the Cityof Kenosha
KenOsha, Sept. I4th, 1855
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST,
A. LEONARD s co:

AVE purchased the above Establishment and III ed
n up in manner be able do work in their
line reasonable can be done this side of Lake Mchi
Connected with the Foundry Is large and spacious Ma
chine shop with lahcs and Tools sufficient for the fitting
up of all kinds OF
Nil Gearing, Threshing Machines and Horse
PouerS
We have large assortment of Patterns of the different
rhreshing Machines in in this pri of the chuny from
which we will keep Castings constantly hand Particu-
lar attention given TO repairing. Also on hand THIMBlE
SkEiNS Of various sizes from light Buggy up to heavy
Lumber Wagon.
CALpRoN kETTLss. CHAIN PUMP CASTINGS. Com SHE'LL
LERs, STRAW CUTTERS, BLACKsMIrus' Tue ESRES and
SLEIGH SEOEs, together with large assortment of CAST
lNt;S, usually kept in Furnace.
= Cash paid for Old Iron.
ANDREW LEONARD, JAMES TIERNAy, JOS MrRr1ry.
Kenosha, August, 1852
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CUENCI;RY SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSTIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COT Rim CHANCERY.
Aonzo Campbell IS. HCrao c. Train, Marin Train and
John PerriuC.
EyY Virtue and In pursuance Of Decree of the Circuit
Court for the county Of kenosha state iseosn,
made and Inferred IN certain pending therein the
Chnncery side thereof. in the Term of May A. u. 1882
wherein Nonzo Camphclls Complainant, and orntiu c,
Tram Maria rln and 'hn Perrinc Defendants bear
Ing date the 20h day of May, -j2, shall sell public
auction To- Tho highest bidder n the door the Cour: n
IN The city OF keno-ha in SAID county, "Wednesday The
4h day of OCtoler T. ID. lr2 between the hours II nine
and twelve in the forenoon of that day the following deS-
crihri real estate to wiz An that certain piece, parcel,
lot OF land living and being the city Of Keuo>ha and
state Of Nsco~in, agl described follows, viz: Lot No.
five - in block No eighty 80 in the Borcast quar-
ter Section No. thrty,uc t53 in township No. two ~
north Of Range twenty three @ according to the
Plat and survey Of the village Of southport, now city Of
kenoSha record in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
of the county Of Racine. and State of Wisconsin,
Dated kenosfa. September . 4. D. l-52 us
EATfIiN X. ALLEN,
Sherifof kcn0s'fa County.
q. 3. He CoWplt's. Sol
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17

Il DIGEST" Such is the true meaning Of the word
"PEPSN,'o Of the Two Greek words from which i, Is d.
rived This is the significant and appropriate title Of the
nv r Di"ESTiNE FLUID, or ASTRlC JUICE, prcnar-
fourth stomach Of the OK for the ~ Indigestion and
dyspepsia IL is Natures remedy for an unhealthy
S"llAch No hrt ot man equal its curative powers
renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent with health
Sccihc figure of the OK, in another part OF This anr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17

III. C. McKIssoN has been nominated in the
western assembly district of this county, as the
Pierce & King candidate for Assembly. We
trus. our Free Democratic friends in that district
their principles are fully vindicated in the choice
of representative. We think they have the
strength and that nothing is necessary but to
get true and good man to insure his success.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
IMMENSE SALE

II has long ceased to be fashionable to mfr natent mo-,
dcues or do thing to enhance sale not from any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
AGAINST them bat simply nom the woriheSs,Is of nearly
MI the "Srta! remedies crowded the market But oc-
'a9Ihiy medicine that POSSESSES real merit is brought
mo h&hI-tr hat Is really what ii purpurts be. Ofths
class sloan pr ptrnonS be -anked with safety for
W. nav" heard o mo instance where his medicines have
he,n tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been given
ana 'hrir immense sale will fully ATTEST their populartv-
FrecPort Journal III. ! i'|
See Nltans nj ttrscmrrt In anoiher cnl1nnn
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given TINT Joseph V. Quares adj
~ mniN'raior OF the Estate of n L. AID ANS, late of
tho village OF Southport city of kcnosha, deceased
has made application the Racine County Court for the
settlement of his accounts administrator of said Estne
All persons interested in said Estate are requested 10 appcar
before said Court, the House in the county of RAJ
cine on the First Monday Tn October and show cause,
they have, why the the said administrator
should not be allowed. By ordcro
w. E. WORDING, County IudgG
Dated August 30, 1852. All
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
NOTICE.

The Racine Association will with the Raptis; Church
kenosha, Wednesday, the I'D inst when the Rev f.
tredh VIII preach in the morning at half past 10 O'clock
ana o'he ministerial brethren at half past Two in the after
noon, and ut Seven in the evening Rev J. w Fish Of
che' VIII preach on Tuesday evening, the 2ls Seven
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
CHANCERY SALE,
IN CHANCERY-KENosHA CIRCUIT COURT
Henry NJ Holbrook,)

IN CHANCERY-kENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT
Henry NJ. Hobrook,)
". Sale on Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Morris Pomcroy.
EpY Virtue of final decree OF Sale made nv the Court
in the above entitled the lnth day Of Nav
\. D. ISL, at Term Of said Court shall expose 10 sale,
and sell oil public auction TO the highest bidder the Court
House in the city OF kcnoSa. the ISih day of SeU,e-
Der. lS2 between the hours OF and two O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day. the following real
those certain pieces parcels lots of land lying and being
the county Of kCnuSha and STATE of Wisconsin, and
ignacd and described the half Of the southeast
quarter of Section Ne. Ten 10, in Township No Two 2,
North Of Range No Twenty 60, ea>i containing eighty
- acres Of land.
AlSo-the Northeast quarter OF Section Nc Eighteen.
ti@ in Township No. Two - North If Range No TWEEN
iy-onc ell East containing hundred and SHY acres of
land
hcnoshal Wis, July eth, 1859. ia
NATHAN r. ALIEN
Sheriff Of kcnosha County.
PoSp0ncmcnt.
The above sale the request Of the Defendant and by
consent OF the Compliments SOLICITOR j. hereby postponed
until saturday. the Ii day ~ October, A d. l-52 then To
take place the same time and place above specified
y. R. ALLEN. Sheriff
aA PIECES Printed Ne LANES from one to siN sgl.
nv nGs Just ned METCALF MERRILL 4 co
ElICH Black SHs Frinccs. Gimg~. SC, now open n,
~ Aug 70 METCALF. MERRILL & COS.
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d. r. DANA

Respectfully soics the sufngcs of the Electors Of this
County, at the ensuing election, for the Office of Clerk of
The Circuit Court
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
ntller AccIdent Ni,h TerribIe Loss of

Another Accident with Terrible Loss OF
Life
The steamer Reindeer recently exploded one
of her Aues, killing, mutatiDg, scalding' skin
ming, disemboweling, and otherwise numbering
from thirty to forty individuals. She was ma
king one of her usual landings at the Town Of
Bristol. 90 n the North River.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
Domestic Manufacture.
CrOlJS.

1u.-
pa,r Mi, Gn,,'."s ' '''' ms '' '"''''"''"'
ie'c' 'i'i'''' '"''''S
Best not lass than acres Winter Wheat S3 Second do
hest not less linn hcrs spfino Wheat 50 do din,o
Be.t 90 90 bnhcJ, - ~ j, "a 4 90 az loma'
ncSt 90 90 oats' ~ ~ 9oGip"ma'
h ne, 90 20 Tov 80 cop' p, "a 90 up'"o'
Best i of an acrs OF Tobacco, 81 III do diploma
Best 2 acre Potatoes. -; lido diploma. Az ~
Best \ bush Timothy Seed 90
u,i,nn, og tIr Snri..ty E+s, Mnndo, H. ncc"r,L. ~
The rIuc-r must mike ,fdayiI bcfr The Cn,mit.co
Of all facts relating to the management of the Land and the
actual measurement of the also of the amount OF
production; the kihd OF SOIL thc KIND OF Seed mode OF
'u'uIc' &c , -,
ufef, CHecS" ana FEJHr.
Jrncrs-Z c. Simmons and Seth Dom. Kcnbsha; D.
{, Hurgc.. salem
.,..., ION. u,,,,u 90. "a A.,
i.c> sluP't III" rs ''' ~ Pli.''I 80 ~ q" d'IlO
i'. mes, .o RS nv /" I5s' R' - GO diploma
pcst hhfftl '>upcIiic f''ur 81
DouI,rv
-, -.
JIDGEs-f. = Eikins Eli Robnsoni H. H. Towsl"e, kc-
ho'"''
Best pair Of Fowls of any distinct breed, So ID do dip
H.: O., I1,
1 ,-,, ,r-t piN u CI,1
:, ,o1t G 'i'"' i''''' ~ ~ O'iP anu i'c"i-
So, 49,. . .
Foreign SOCK implements &c WIN u@ admitted 70
sh"" ana De passed. upon rs sucl ana VIII DC allowed 10
compete tJ me sweep stake premiums under the follow
iilS RESOLUTIONS pisS'h ny thc HoCleI(' VIZ
ReS'cea mat The Chairman {" the several Committees
sha constitute sweep stakes committee VINO SHALL award
premium 70 N oes an.ia OF lhns2i ~ KIND pre-ens-
1i 80, , a .tt VI 'e Si'i' W Vi f"f''gh OF
'o''ieS'c Y'o"'io' AiahuI'c'ure'
Iy0TfjcDIflJro
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FOR REGISTER,

Tho undersigned Offers himself As n candidate G,r rIc
on t" the office of Regiscrof Decd, for Kcnosa COUNTY
at the ensuing election. ''
kcnpaha Sept 10Th, 1852 w L. UiNsn,IF
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
Maine Election.

The telegraph tells US that the democratic
candidate for Governor in Maine, lacks 1000
votes Of an election by the people.
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JON b. J1LsUS, Secretary.
nase Forgcry and Observation-Disclosures.

me Agents ~ the Michigan southern Railroad Iine ha
Wing been engaged for time past in such ofmcnn-
hc's as gathering mp and publishing gnrhcd and unfair
statements respecting the loss the steamer Atlantic hch
arr Intended to excite the public the Michigan Cen
tai Road that reply - their attacks may be rem
dc'et necessary
Relieving that the safety comfort and convenience II pms
ssers, and the uniformity and regularity trains,
OF The highest Importance IN the management of Road
We nave spared pains left ANYTHING unlric which
might tend t0 secure these desirable objects.
TIM loss of the Atlantic is and acknowledged
10y every unptcjudccd mind, To- have occurred without
fAut ar Acknowledgement the part her officers and nj
III ugh 10y this melancholy accident have been deprived
e" one " our largest hoSt Yet the Line nat been Rt-
rupfCt for a Single day. NutW outstanding this, the uusru-
plns hrelings of the Southern Road are hoii IN. p-
lie thorUughfnres with their scanalouS and anunym ous
hAndhtS announcing that the dSarangcncn uf the Cen.
tra ne account Of the loss Of the Atlantic, compelled
n" Michigan Central the Southern Road at
Monroe Ore VI whicn handbils. is follows:
NIcutoA~ CRNrR>L RAURoAp-Spseial .NotIcs .-Ow-
ing to the darrangcno Of Line. occa~inned by the
recent loss Of the steamer Atlantic running in connection
with the Michigan Central Railroad; shall he compelled
Il connect with the Michigan SouGher, Railroad Boats at
Monroe.
taken from Detroit Monroe, and ihrrc transferred to one
q the MICHIGAN Southern Raroa Boats for Dunkirk and
Buffalo.
Detroit, .fagU,t .0sh l-S,.
In handhls otherwise belle and harp upon mortfs
tni and embarrassing mistakes and ccidents OF qq
HaRiw"vs ~ competitors, Notwithstanding the dang
COLLISION or their "craek boat with schooner on Lake +
ris innumeric DELAYS of their trains and the repeat
Ahhs Ech nave uccurrr on their trains Neither hay
hitherto crnrsc-u auiuadycrt upon the dis hon
Hble efforts put forth 10y the >nhalernS th
she southern Road t' influence the public mind by
~ such false and lying circulars tho above, which is one
" Kept their thuruug hfnr< and distributed A. r
q" She lying ammunition deemed necessary for The success
"t our dtShonorabIc rival
Thrs, hints deemed necessary put the public at
large their guard against all handhls and circulars
publications. not put forth under responsible name
Nh.re the ge'1es Of them known th. caution Is
wholly unnecessary. c. g. HAMMOND.
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DISSOLUTION.

FNNHE Coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
The Flaming Door and sash business will be continued
by w W WHEEL FIR
September IS, 1852 ais
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17

AZ The hunkers at Milwaukee in attempting
TO raise pole could not find enough to get it up
the thing fell and broke in two places. Ind
cative of bunker politics.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
CITY TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

lOFFicE On MAIN SrkEET, ONE Door NORTH TELE-
GRAPH f2ISTISG OFFICE.
VNHE annexed List of Lots and pieces of land cOmpri-
sed within the Corporation limits of the City of Keno
sa were aold on the Thu Ieenth day OF January 55l. for
Taxes due the City of kenosha and the be for
d unless redeemed before the Thirteenth day Janua-
ry, 1853.
DANIEL NJ GARRISON, City Treasurer.
Kenosha, June 30. Is5a
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GRAIN MARKET

kESosAA, Sept 16, 1882.
and dusty. '0'''A''i' u''
Wheat, Winter, 70a74. SPRING 55aGe
Barley, 40a52. Oats 26a21
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G.. w. COLE
It. J. RAND

oilers himself TO the voters Of this county as candidai
suGrages. "
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17

Oilers himself the voters OF this county, and rcspcctfu
~ sncs their suagcs for reelection the Office of Jerk
Of the Board of Supervisors
Sept. l., 1852
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17

We the Undersigned teachers and friends of Education
OF the state of Wisconsin, believing that the interests
ucaon require greater concert of action part would
respectfully name EkhOrn suitable pace and the 10Th
ana 2lst OF October next proper time, holding
Convention for the purpose of organizing State Teachers
Assocation and for the Transaction of any other business
pertaining to the subject of Education.
The friends of Education throughout the State
Iy requested To attend The Convention
Arrangements made for addresses and for the
accommodation OF those who NAV attend.