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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
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The 'isns Of the times are significant Of war
with Spain for the conquest of Cuba The " y.
Yr.h'oc snuff> it in the breeze and thu, speaks in
regard to it
" We nccd not say how "rca. misfortune such
war would be TO the United States nor into what
wrong, it would b, likely to lead rs. There are
doubtless those who would honestly Ic ra~d il a. a
war to extend the AREA Of Freedom. Blu in truth
il woul result in our defeat or in confirming the
power Of Slavery Nay mort than this we should
presently find ourselves lighting for slaves. + @
Spanish Government would en- lcipae the l. :
Erors Of the Island, and We should then be cor :.
PEELED either to abandon it to the blacks or 10 re-
tn lave III IN.
What friend Of the Union or # liberty can do
sire to op,n the struggle between North md South
that such an emergency would produce Who
that has spar. of wisdom and tor'S ight--not to
speak OF decent respect tor our own obligations
10 a friendly power, or of any other Of the many
considerations thar bear upon the qucston-who
with such prospect in view, can honestly give
nl and comfort to the fihu,ricrs.
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T,.-r.,,,I INV rern,issin,,h from, St,,,,,, . 3, ;
~. =. ,""' ''"',, ""5 "'-
H'"" P"'''"'' III t'e Ath'heum' Boston.
Inns superb picture Engraved underline super
..'.'.I'",r 81 ! ~ > LII Esq, the en-
49, ~ anu ,HT!t! HH''d artist Is me only correct
I'm VI Washington ever Ph'INhed- II mas
atCl Il" '' greatest WORK "i art c'-
= P'"'u.'" =" 'Il'> country - 70 IL hurHy,
i'l'i 1" me ,,,,,r> 1 me 39opjen son OF " ash
luEloa, 'E'NHt ASttlNNrION Park
- II, VITO says, ut !, a faithful repre- >sHta.
iion OF The celebrated original, and to CHIEF
- /, r IANEl OF the Supreme Court of
'.' ",Io oi''e,' VINO says AS work OF art
~ '\''"CHce ana beauty must strike every one
I !, "'I Il = 10 I'-S IllpI III l's likeness
~ ". "'"'' VI ~ '"h"'tE. II "d> nay -oob Tor
I"ne 10 nave seen nm III the days OF my boyhood
ana MS "H"'e appearance is yet strongly impress
81 ON my memory HE portrait You have issued
'FI@RrS ~ III" Z" nc an 'r'ct t.E'SS, representing
P'H1'"E the expression a. well a. the form and
','uLyS 81 Ue face. And SAYS SENATOR
80 = a t1r1HE r@EreT' @o@ z he 9',"
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tL Iii '5 , WYE ~ ny tT l'''"''-' %
-" S"!N H,AN 'ne eminent
P'''t"' P"Iil'cf' an" inc pupu oi stuart 'EoH
PRINT 10 my NINA Is more remarkable than any
N-hcr / nave seen, Tor presenting the wto'r jnd'Id
NN'ty q me oH-Hmi portrait, together with the
, .I.'S anu HEnhe' Fep'>r 81 AR and manner,
r ~. " no =. Sd" nun '"t'>l''r'a marN'a
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nhia ibnS,rr ar 81 Rr, Cb,r ~
ser. Of Charleston : G. ana 70 tbc. a,tnrf.d son
of Washington. Hon Geo. W. Z. Cu>fi,. him
self an artist. STATESMEN-f Fxcclcncv
Willard Fillmore MANN G,r Winsnr4 $50
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CHANCERY SALE
STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR.
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY y -.

STATE OF WIsCoNsIN-KENOsHA COUNTY CIR.
CUT -COURT-IN CHANCERY.
Fanny Grdey and Albert G. Gridey, administrators and
administrator of the Estate of Orrn Gridey deceased
John Bullen, Henrietta Bulien, Samuel Hale sbir
Z Drake Joseph H. Backl-y. John " Aver Ed1rard
Balh, samuel fuileF AonzO White. Patrick Co.grave
solomon Durgin James T. TIIIdrethi Gorge Perry
ART Marsh Alexander Frears Samuel Parsons bsnfjrd
N Barney, and Eldrdge g. Megriek
DY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree Of the circp
~ Court for the County OF Kenosha. State Of
made and eterl IN certain pending thel efp on he
Ihaicers slde ifeTeot IN the Term Of y Jrenber A d
io2 wherei Fanny Cridley and Albert q ridaS nd MN
lsuaLiR ana administrator OF the Estate OF GRIN Gridv
Blllen, samuel Hsle Ahrs f. Drake Joseph Il Hark-v
gohh Y. AVER, Edward Balm, Samuel surr ! NJ White
faElcE Cosgrayg Solomon Durcn, james T Ti.tr4tb
e'Se Perry Stewart c. Marsh. Alexander Frear Samuel
Parsons, Dan.urd " Barney and EldFidge G. Nerrick are
Geehlants' bearing date the 9Th day of November. 4 D.
lo9 snail sell al public auction 70 the hghe bidder az
me door Of the Court House, In the City Of kenosha in said
county ON Saturday the 18th day December A. d. Is2
between the hours Of nine and twelve in The forenoon OF
that day The following described Real Estate to viii ~AG
tho certain pieces, parcels lois land situate in the
Of Wisconsin, more particularly known and described as
e""s VIZ Being forty iO acres Of land from and of the
North side Of the southwest quarter of Section No thirty
one 81 IN Township No two p north al Ranre M oen
!three q east. AlsO-nineiyx So scre of land st-
ae on HE Eoh-Tesi quarter Of Section No thirtyone 81
described a. follows to Wit: beginning on the south line oi
said quzrte Section the distance Of fy 4O rods Yves, from
he southeast corner thereof thence running west along
running north the distance eighty 1907 rods thence run
uing vest The distance 1 rods: thence
running south the distance eighty rods thence run
~ west 10 the southwest Of said quarter Section
hece running north along the line said Quarter
section me distance Of eighty co. rods thence running
e ne distance Of twenty % rods: thence running north
Ihe distance Of eighty O rods the north line Of said
'tGu"h thence running east along the said north
Inc OF said quarter Section the distance Of one hundred
i rods; thence running south TO the place Of bonn e
containing nihetyX $50 acfes Of land more or less Also
,gIt'i tEret hundred and twenty $50 If land
same Dhg The east half Of Section No thirtyx IS in
lo"hehp No two roth Of Range No. TWENTY-FIVE ~
east and making in all THE said three several parcel, Of land
four hundred and ffy-six $50 acre.
Dated, keuOsha. November 10Th. A. D. 1852 ~
GEORGE L. LEE Commissioner.
o. 5. HEAD, Compfs Sol
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Web.ferEs Will.

4 little incident which occurred only dav or
before Mr.. Webster's death, illustrates in some
degree the power of strsng SKILL over even an
cnfeebei frame. A document for the State De-
partment was brought him 20 sign; his signature
was appended but by hand so tremnlous that it
could hardly be recognized. Bring ne another, j"
said Afr. Webster cheerfuly, as he locked upsn
his work. 1T will never do to send that to Wash
ington; they will think it came from sick man
Then, nerving himself with strong effort of will
he seized his pen again, and affixed bold and
decided q sigature, ever in his DAYS of youth
tul, healrtaI prime There, that win do said
the expiring secretary, as h. ssnk down again ex-
huusted.
Mr.. Webster made his @.ill only few DAYS
since, signing it on Thursday last twas drawn
up under his direction by Geo. T. Curtis, ESD
II gives the Marshfeld property 10 tic widow du-
ring her lifetime, and then transfers it 10 Fletcher
Wcbster-the only living child of the decrease
statcSman-whoSc son Danicl-an unusually in
telligcnt and manly lad of about twelve years
succeeds 10 the Inheritance. Mr. WebStcr's grand
children by his daughter, Mrs Appleton are al
ready very wealthy, that no injustice IS done
them in this bcqurst He did nor forget his nu-
mcrou, friends and relatives but left to very many
of them little tokens of hi, favor, and memorials
of the dead. J. w. Paige, r. II. Biltchforl and
Fletcher Webster are the Executors and Mrs w.
E<acu.rjX. Edward Curtis and Peter Harvey,
EslS., are Trustees on behalf Of the widow-N
J. inns.
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THE undersigned take, this opportunity Of informing his
L old friends and customers and the public generally
thai be has Resumed business at the OLD 81 AND or
MARSH MI. & PHELPS, where may be found -cncr;
assortment OF
Nt2Jes and Store PIPE. Plain and .Ia2qnned
Tin. Saeei IRON and Copper Ware
Among his Stoves are The following approved patterns:
BELLE OF TIE STATES, QUEEN OF THE AIRtF.
hlNG tF TIE PRAIRIE. HtTHAIVAY
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER,
A~oNci-Rr-ating Parlor Stoves. Air-Ti-ht and Pa.e
Sto-Cs, and Premium Cooking stoves.
A>he intends al the ready pay system. FIR a7 pos
sb.e he proposes SEA Low FoN CtsH believing
thar quick sales and small profits better ihan soN Saes
and large He hopes ny f5ir dealing and aentiJnto
business merit i share Of the public patronage.
T. A. MARSHALL.
Kenozha. September. lsS2 II
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A CARD.

e The undersigned takes this method Of express
sing his sincere thanks to his numerous friends,
customers, and the public in general for their We
~ liberal patronage during the past two seasons,
and hopes by close attention to business, and
TO their interests, to merit continuance OF their
patronage He assures them that HE WILL
NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any establishment
in the CITY HIS STOCK IS VOW COMPLETE
embracing every thing usually kept in his line
and would particularly call the attention of his
customers TO his assortment of Dress Goods Cloths
Flanads, Bay State Shdrls and every variety of
Goods necessary for the comfort of the season.
lis stock of GROCERIES, he hatters himself
cannot be exceed by any House this side of Co
tham and takes pleasure in saying that he has
on hand 20 tons of that PRIME CUBA SUGAR
which has given such entire satisfacton-l6 lbs.
for one dollar Forty Chests Of Superior You've
HYsOS TEA, at 50 cents, and other articles in
proportion, too numerous to mention.
FARMERS, bring on your Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
Rags, Wheat, Corn, and oats in short, anything
YOU have to spare-the CASH IS READY.
The Good Time has really come. If YOU have
not already been convinced Of the fact give me
CALI and will illustrate it to you to a demonstra-
tion. c. FIGURES WILL NOT LIE.
CHARLES c. BROWN.
S-25 One Door North of Runals House
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Administrators sale.

1Ei- hereby given tllt The undersigned. Latin ~
~ S@T-es~. Administrator OF the Estate Of stephen 1.
IEysul deceased. aIi by Sirluy and under IN order
aud hCis County ~ kenshu County. held a.
Court ui Probate. made and entered the = day OF
Jut. A. ID. 49,. -c ar PH!c Auc]nu To" highest bid
der, The ct H. = Burgess I the T,n If salem m
said co8usy On The First dsy of Nov next between the
hours Of Quctlck. A. and uCiuc. T. NJ toe follow IN.
described parcels land h,iH- pnrI"n ut he teal estate.
II the sid deceased and being and wing Sgid county ri
kenu>ha. tho East halt 81 the SorJltc>, quarter
81 Section No -Four = Tow nshp y. One, North 81 K lng
No. IWe>t, Fast.
Terms ot paymeu. 70 be made known al me time Of ale
Dated June y \. u 1852. G-S
LATHHOP BURGESS, Administrator.
The above Saeis postponed until Sgriey the lth day
Of Decembsr neat, then 10 take place bclre The hour,
Aforesaid LATHRUP 81 RGESS. Arn'r
Nov I, 1852 G-25
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GEeAS Ell FOUNDRY
IN FULL. BLAST.
a. LEONARD s. co.

q AVE purchased the above Establishment and ftcd
4 ttup in to be able % do work in Their
line reasonable BE- done this side Of Lake Nichi
gan.
Connected with the Foundry is large and spacious Ma
chine shop. in Ihcs and Tools Sufficient for the fitting
up Of all Kinds If
Nh Gsartn5 Titresbing Machines and Horsr
POEGrS.
We have large assortment Of Patterns Of the different
Threshinr Machines this part q the country from
which wiz keep Castings constantly On hand Part'cH-
lar attention given 10 repairing. AlsO on hand TIL NIB T.
SKEINS Of various sizes, from light Buggy up - hc
Lumber y sgOn
CNrrRoN KLrTGEs, CHAr> PCNP C1sTTNGs. FoRN Shell
IERs, Straw CUTrERs, BLNCKsMIrus TuE ENEES and
StEIEU SHOES, together wtha large assortment OF CAST
lNGS, usually kept in a Furnace
2 Cash paid for Old Iron.
A>pREw LEONARD, JAMES TIERSAY, Jos. MrRFnY.
kcnosha, August IGJ2.
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PROBATE NCsrTCE.

hLSosHA g. ,-~ry rRoD.rE Orgr,y.,
N,rsembcr 9th, 4. d. l-52
In the matter Of ihe Fs,a,c Of JOSHUA yyODbIy,pn
dscSa-edy
To nj 1rtom Il my esaceyr
lHtnard & Jld~worhy h-+s h~yY auuoiut.d .,
81 nc - lie "i Joshua Woodward deceased
90 mo Tor disp'eHs - the Estate and paving the debts
% ctae'- 81 1H A'reasgd aud for creditors 10 resent
'i eba'- = mn 1r1 3" the bh day Of March A. H. ls5J
'e lL' IA14! 81 Decembcr next al 10 och sk A. NJ
. Nm! ono" IN tho city Of keuo-ha the liuc and
lnc" u such claims ~ ''N
~ ISAAC y. STODDARD, County Judge.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

81 Or. A. n. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR or Dl,rasrs o. woNrx
One H1Hdrslh Edition. Isso- ~. $50. Price, 50 ets
[ox FINE PtPER, EyrRA BINDING, ST O0J
III, rlIi.heh =, TO-, nr.I !, :. NJ.
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERs.

YWSIE Tax Payers Il th tag hereby informed that
the Hagbur Tax Roll Is ROW ny hands tor lec-
lion, and that will receive the Taxes the same Al n
Office in the Cisy Hail. until te last day OF Dy, nlr next
And further give notice LhaI shall se he Svaoud
Monday of January all The lois lands &C. upon which
the said Taxes been paid satisfy he Taxes,
costs, and other liabilities which shall legally accrue
ntNL. NJ. GARRISON CIiy Treasurer.
KenuSha, Nov. oh 1859 q
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WILL STor rUc MOST DISTRESSING PAINS.
Il Effects are tr electricity arrests the most diSres
sing par In 'Y inds It's soothing ncuuuiIiug and
iraihiu uf fences thrills through every minute cell hcn
hra and establishes The secretion Of every gland IN the
y cu SuuduuG The most cNCruCianG pnroNy II pnin,
and imparting strength and vitality to cNufy ursgn.
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RLACKSM/THjNG,

FHNHE undersigned wishes inform his friends and tho
public ~ large that he has taken The well known
$50 he Of Hightmaus Wagon shop where he intends
carrying the business " BscksuiiATHg in ali IT, brauchs
, Horseshyns attended &c wun extra care Tho-r
waning anything biz line will dnd Tor their interest to
give him cali Charges moderate.
SEPT. -. ~. joins SHOTTITFE.
TO RENT.
* EVERAL DWELLING HOUSES in different Parts
- the City. Possession given ApYIlIst
2. JCDSON.
General Laws of Wisconsin,,
IvoR SALE a This CsHce, anda,
It KINGS BOOKsTCRE,
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WOOD " ANTEn.

Az vii take wood ua,- Il can get IT, - all those
SV who have Cd pay their subscriptions in hat
-licc. Igo>e who want the Telegraph, have il bl
ringing The " ocd In advance.
= w
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STRAY COLT Taken IN by the subscriber, shout the
- First 81 Now sorre Colt, supposed 10 be year.
old last spring. Il has white stripe The face, and
The two hind feet white. The Is requested Ia
prove property, pay charges and tske il sway.
HIRAM LEACH.
Pleasant FrziTle. Nov ;. lisa ga
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

l. the Desidcratum of every individual who suffers
! matter bow light severe its pAruNNsrns IN
be- NJ ted LnIny MLle snTtring is iNrncnIs
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CHILL FEVER.

'HIis aforrEp ~ a FEW MfSuTEs-rAtS RELIEVED IN
sTANTLY.
Eadway Ready RsIi"r art.lkc charm In all coscs o.
'h~ ad ever. hrtnks the chlls Observation-Disclosures
uP aud Inyigocs with health and strength every orVnu
aud secretion Of the system.
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a VERY nice art.,n. .r TWO k D. o-c made ron. Rice.
I N the other Ir51n .ru.ld ltEga. a. puoa 10. ..
Cali and try il at t,iIyLIp~t :
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In this city on Wednesday the 3rd inst. very
suddenly, Mr. JAREZ II. BOARDMAN, aged
- wears. formerly of Royalton, Vt.
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kIN1sIIA CIRCUIT c1URr-IN cHANcERy

kfNpStIA CIRCUIT curtin CHANCERY.
divers Chapman. Complainant re- Hon, yyhfnay 81
ran b Whitney Timothy Higgins, William strong JIr,r
'h.reS + french. trra cutler and Daniel = Young, d.
icudaur~. ''9' ~
Before the ZION Edward y Wilton Judge If the Circuit
'"r' Tor The Count! q" hcroslu. in the State of Wisconsin,
IN IhancerH sitting at hamber..
satisfactorily appearing ha; process Of shn,rna Ia an
= pear ana answer On the both day OF Jug s. -
du Issued oui OF this Court in The above nd cause NM,
hatr fcdTnhe on the Tenth day ouenbc- l-52: hqt
s4 subpoena has been returned served Nv the ahe-f
81 &ld County OF keno.ha, the defendants Timn nv
H'I-'nS 'harles +. French and Daniel T. Young and Il
Hr'r Appearing by he affidavit Nathan r Allen hlt
each "id every S!id Re cntau:~ are nr-reJen, IF no
t 't Ni"c"a>in; heret ne motion uf Stlang = TiI-
r n'"f~ "r aid COM iaua,, IL j. ordered that each
anu every we sad d'f,ndts. Irno.hy IIrns Charles
rtHch and Daniel 7. Iunug, Do linear t. ;f .9I..
IN h - c"mpiuiUt, filed lid cai-, Il, he , Ian ~
Fthriar}, l-Ef, IN dr+-~j- thereof Ill rt ~ con-
pis'ui be taken - confessed b.. each a ,.-. The fl de
isldtai~ !im"ttl iS-ns, 'harl,, r. ir,ea nd p4rcl
l. oInS and Il l. her ,.gl if the ,,y,I lair-
cause ihiS or"r {" be published ia public us,spaoer
printed and pun shed Ia sud county d; kcEo,ha Tor an
u'r'S ~ weeks successfully, !a>a once lu each week.
ana mat me first publication Ice made ;,ju Nru,y a,
from Tn. dit, hereof. -
LATED -ih Noycmbef. i~.2 -
EbN AID Y WILTON. Giro it Judge.
Strong : Fuller, Campll's SoIr-.
\ true e''i! Som ry ortsnal order on f.e Attest.
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pJjyc D,fi5roJ =, T., lV.,,t

P07aS RFierea IN FIce NiaufcS.
Fadwa! Ready Rgiiefw stop the sever" and cxcruca
ing pans ol lutlTasin almost instantly. Ttrsuns ar
'ing M The city who, for months, fined t. Tho
beds by Rheumatic palms. bones were usourd frort
topic toe, whose Joints were distorted with painful swrrga
that were relieved from al paiHin IS minutes by the use ~
Rad~a Ready ReCi This truth and thousands in the
city OF New York. and hundreds of thousands in the n,d
states, can answer for the truth OF this seftiow need
no certificates Of Curcswc publish long s - names t.
prove the efficacy o Railway Ready Relief Tor The citizen
Lr-ilI il .N,-rLsnIlns - :. -
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PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

whenever You feel pain, apply Railway Rendy Relief
IL IS sure t" 'l"tc You N e" minutes. lfyou have nr
!" .' It'ui'I ihl'-ue,,th the Liver, Kidneys Bowels,
j ni-i Bones Roadway. Irady Relief taken either inter
na or applied 'vtcnary. wilt few minutes sop p1in
and quickly remove its culIsc. F"'"
Price % and so Gents per Bottle
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

Ard her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind
Ctctrly Gevel{ uE Upau hm irom sickness 81 the
MUhpet giving ham -t opportunity Of acquiring thai
lcrute which hS tNeeus Snuticd, and the Possession
OF wnch would secGge the happiness OF himself WIFE, aud
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SICK HEADACHE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF WILL sror MOST DISTRESS
SING PAINS IL A FEW hINUrFs, AND PREVENT
RE>EVEp AIrAtks.
II Viii cleanse and wvatr the stomach aI neutrze the
ILlI urL L. II H.. Nm
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GREAT REMEDY!
LlNoE u -
Celebrated Family Ointment.

4 MA. sac Ihir1"h cHd M oTtd'fsi EH0rU0 RT'.
n ussd II r,mp9sei 81 brgaabfe Ey'rGcts md
possesses po'cer u"eqncld IN tts Annals e usr,t loT lie
# Ifamyratory Diseases.
Il i universally acku0v lodged 20 e an ua)l.o remedy,
II every where has hccu faithfully applied on the
system, for promoting lu>cn~llc Ic1sratgH, au3
Invaluable IN all diseases OF the rsh. Obstinate t'"ers,
Old Sores Chbaius Sore Throat. BuTUs us 'utauCgus
Erupuons, SORE Nipples sore Breast Disease Of Tie Eye
Ague in the Face, Rheumatic Pains, CCura-tc d Coris
Pam in Side, Back and other parts Of LIE system Scad
Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind Of
sore containing the least parcle OF Inflammation,
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS. sc.

NgR. =. u. ERANDE having been solicited To
We give instruction or the Organ will take Class on
tit nSrumeu at bis residence Pearl street. will
also TAX" class ia Thorough Base Nth without the use
ei 1e br&hn; and vi" eudeayor to illustrate the Of
harmony by the Use of the Black Board and a course OF
Lectures, embracing The History and effects or Mu>ic-s
principles and practicc-. character exhibited in the
different kcl and ofthe principal lnsir-
mcn's-tlnHG-' he rudiments Of Thorough Base, &C.
The importance ut know ledge OF Thorough Base, 10 the
Amateur or the Nu>icaH calculahic is, in short 10
Music, what Grammar is To Language.
me iFst Lecture VII! be free. and viii be given al the
court House "a Idcsia! Evening the 2Is inst.
The succeeding ones. u circumstances mlv dictate or tho
p.'tre~s of the clSs may Terms private in
-ur"n, or Of admission 20 the class viii be maize Known
on application To- the Lecturer
htn1sha September 10, lc52. u
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HORSE FOR SALE.
CITY TAX ROLL.

a GOOD HORSE, for Family Farm use can be ID
"a ssine on accommodating terms. Enquire At tAis ~
- NV. 9. l-la.
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CONNECTICUT man has invented a method of
preventing injuries from railroad collisions. His
p.n il % have The end 81 IL" cars ohliquc instead
OF square that instead of striking torcthcr, they
VIII g'.. each other oil The track
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General Jackson,

kn3.nr,d By T. B. WEIGH ESQ. after tie orr
ginai portrait painted b. T SLTLT. F>Q
Thus Portrait will be match for the Washing.
ton, ana Is III every respect As well GOT UP.
Prioe 5 Per copy. Address as allow
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Rajlr1g'S Neaicaied S0Gp.
RAILWAYS CtRCAssIAN BALM.

IWpariS HutFIWent to ihc hair
Makes u strong, gloss. r,ch and luXnriant
a1-e ne scalp from dandruh gives action 10 the bplI
-iti' We iaiF upon TIE scalp and fglcts il t er,
Like gum" 10 barren sol" makes itrch and PRODUCT,
10 dre'- ne hairmakc Hsmooth and gio.sy-
strong aud beautiful, &c.
R4a'ray $ CTcasS'aa Balm is the me plus ultra.
= Price % cents por bottle.
HADNAf & CO.. Practical CIIc,ni.,q
Ib!Fniun-Strcrr New Ypra
AGENTS
~. sIARhWHAIHLR, /. ROBINSON. Ana r R0r.
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Thomas Ljppincott, Young man in Cincinnati,
had one of his feet amputatcd last week, in con-
sciugncc of wearing tight boots. How strange
il Is that young men viii put themselves IN con-
slant pain and run such terrible risks, me ely fer
the sake Of appearing 10 have small tctf.
The product of the California mines in 1881
was ST., g3S. 232
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FOR SALE.

nNE THOUSAND ACRES ~ lainprov Ell and si,,,s
- ted in the County OF kenoshas on liberal terms bv
O.S. HEAD.
AfsO--A Farm
OF 800 acres, 100 improved, situated 10 miles West
kcno>hl, on the Burlington Road.
Apply to o. :. HEAD.
AlsO--FOr sale or 10 Rent.
Three Dwelling Houses well situated City of Ne
hosha. by =. =. HEAD.
MONEY TO LOAN
On unncunbered Real Estate in The County of Kcroska
by rl5-tN o. : HEAD lgent