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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION BY EX4E G OVERNOR

AS A PEOPLE We have abundant reason for
the exercise of gratitude to the Supreme Being,
for the condition of health, the abundant harvest,
the pcacibIc submission to law and order, and the
general prosperity with which we have been IA
Yored q state during the past year. And as
the unworthy recipients of these and other kind
blessings, we called upon to suitably recognise
the Benevolent source, whence cometh every
good and perfect gift"
THEREFORE,, l, LEONARD j. FARwELL,
Governor of the State of Wisconsin, hereby APP
point Thursday, the TwENTY-FIFTH day of No
vembcr next ~ day of Thanksgiving to AL
MIGHTY GOD. And respectfully request the
people of Wisconsin 10 properly observe the same.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal of the
l.. s. State to be affixed At Madison this twenty
fifth day of October, in the year of our
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fifty Two.
BY the Governor,
LEONARD J. FARWELL.
CHARLES ID. RoBINsoN, Sec'y Of State.
Per JoHS w. Hunt, Deputy.
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MILLINERY.
PIE PLANTS FOR SALE.

a tAHOON'S WELL Known SEEDING, superior
X I'D quality and size to any of the varieties of Nam
"t' Colossal or Victoria. continues TO produce Leaf
STOCKS unil November not being affect ed by the early os
ms variety ws raised by the subscriber 10 years ago
seed ahc aieT being under cultivation that length of time
Folds good in size having this produced stocks weigh
ing four pounds IL OF. each.
win securely pack In boxes, and forward according TO
directions ten Roots for s. five Roots for So for
III "a 10 be sent with the order. frost does
mol ifurs the Roots; they be with safety any
part the Union.
ALSO for se, Dwarf Pear Trees of superior varieties
many OF them bearing sizes Gooscberry Bushes of best
varieties Ounces and Ra>pberries in variety GraDes
four varieties. Red and White Dutch Currans. Flower
ing Shrubs and Ornamental Trees. Bubuus Towering
Roots and Dahas, that could n5 re beat the State Fair
1000 Basam Firs. Spruce Hemock, and Arbour Ve, from
IN TO five feet high.
d. p CAHOOS.
Kenosha, Oct. 90 1852. Is
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

TENHE Tax PAYERS OF this City hereby informed hat
L. the isrhor Tax Roll is in nv hands for c,llec.
ton and thai will receive the Taxes for The same Al m
oce, IN the City Hail. until the last day of December nax
And further give notice tina; shall sell IN The Second
Monday OF January next, all The lots lands &C. upon which
the sad Taxes have MOI been paid. 10 satisfy he Taxes
costs aud ether Liabilities which shall LEGALLY aCcre
nANL. n. GARRISON, City Troassl-e-.
kcncshs, NJ. sl, lsS2 81
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@ED1LA EBE
SEsERKEE,S SALE.

ECF Virtue of writ of Fier Facins issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court county 81
kcOsha, III the State OF W iScOnsn directed
Nered, against the goods and chattlcs lands
mcns of William L. Wattlcs have levied upon shall
offer for sale TO the highest bidder therefor
reefs, at the Court House in the City kenosha said
County OF kenosha, and State of wi con>n, on Saturday
the lSh dry of December A. d. 1852 O'Clock the al
ernoUn OF that day. all the right, title interest which
sad lillian r. Nattes on The third day of May, A. ID.
l6J2 had OF in and to the following pieces parcels and
of land situated in said county of kenosha, viz: lot
the west side Of Old Chicago Road commencing nine hum
bred and 90 feet south the southeast
lot seventeen III; thence eight Sl rods thence
south Three 3 rods thence eight rods thence
north three 81 rods 10 place OF beginning. and being
on the southeast quarter Section Town
number OF range twenty three % in the Third
ard OF the CITY of Ken osha Also lots three 81, four
q'lArcr OF section lhry-one 3 town two 3 north of
range twenty three % east, and in the Third ard the
City Of kenosha Al.OAl those certain pieces, parce Is
or ots OF land lying and being the Town of Pleasant Pr-
ne III the county OF kcaoSha and State of scOnsin and
described rs follows witt All that part nurthwcs
one north ot range twenty two p! east ing and being
cas- The milwaukee, road, and continuing hundred and
twenty! and ~ ihIhs acres more less. Alsohc south
hal OF the ithcs quarter of section number 10
west quarter of section number eleven IL in
snip and range - above written. Also all that part of Ihc
north ha % M soAth invest quarter of section number ten
~, same township and range as above lying east OF the
MILWAUKEE, Road commencing the centre thereof.
posed to contain forty 40 Also, the north halt
the southeast quarter ot section number ten 0 town
and range above Also the north half OF the
quarter OF section number eleven II township and
range rs above Also the south half ofthe south quar-
ter of Section number eleven I'll in township and
range above written.
Da!ed kenosha, November 3D., A. D. 1852.
20 n. Il. ALLEN, Sheriff.
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POStpOnCn1ent.


u Office ia hereby given that the undersigned Admins
trRtor II the Albert g. Northway, deceased
10y virtue OF license the County Court of KenosAn
County will sell public auction, at the late residence OF
said deceased, the l3h day Of November, 1852, al
oca ok, F. NJ, the N W. quarter Al of ;. T.. quarter
: OF section tweniy-nine 49, Town three, 81, Range
twCn'y al East containing forty 40 crcii,
will be given for part the purchase money Also the
y. half n OF " VI. quarter n Of section four A. town
two - Range ;wenty-one ~ containing en- 67
acres, subject 70 mortgages on The same.
ELISHA BAKER. Administrator
Dated this 4ih day Of october, lc52. 6-22
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CEEANCERY SALE

STATE OF WISCONSiN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CIIANCERY.
Thomas Walker rs. John Kanny and Dennis Kearncy
Virtue and IN pursuance of Decree of the Circuit
Court for tie County Of kenosha, State of Wisconsin.
made and entered in certain pending therein. the
Clncey side thereof in the Term of November, A. D..
loJ2 wherein Thomas Walker is Complainant, and job 2
kanny and Denns kearney defendants, bearing date
The olh day OF November 4. d. 1852 shall sell public
auction I" the highest bidder al the door OF the Court House
IN the city Of kenosha in said COUNTY, Saturday, the 25ih
day of December A. d. 1852 between the hours of nine
and twelve in the forenoon of that day. the following de
crlbed Real Estate, to Wit "l that certain piece parcel
or lot OF land stu he in the county of kenosha formerly
county OF Racine and State of Wisconsin, and known and
described follows, viz The East half the southeast
Quarter of Section No thirty 81 In Township No one
north of Range No. twenty-five % east, in the Awau-
kce Land Di 'ct and containing eighty S0 of land
Dated keuosha, November 18th, A. d. l-52. 7-27
GEORGE l.. LEE, Commissioner.
o. ;. HRAn, Compl.'s. Sol.
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CITY TAX ROLL.

FENHE Tax Payers Of this City hereby notified that the
q City Tax Roll Is in possession and those v 10
wish 10 pay their Taxes viii find the City Hall for that
puTfoSe Until the last day Of December And fur
ihcr give notice thar the Second Monday Of January
ncN will sci! all the lots and lands on said Tax Roll upon
which The Faxes remain unpaid, satisfy The Taxes costs
and other liabilities hjch shan legally accrue.
DANI. NJ CLARkSON, City Treasurer
ken0>ha. Nov 9th.
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STATE OF NSlN-KENOSTIt COUNTY
ClII EOI Rr-IN Oh NNEERN

STATE OF WISCONSiN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR.
CUT COZ RT-IN CHANCERY
Fanny Crdey and Albert g. Gdlcy, Admx and Admir- OF
the estate of Drrin Grdry deceased, w. Orrs H. Ruen
Mary G. ullcn, William II. Bulcn, md Julia f. Bucn
| heirs OF William Eulen, deceased Julia II Rcnnctt
john 'u len Samuel Hale. Seth Hall Henry parmecc
! Patrick Lynch, Stewart G. Marsh. Alexander Frcar
Samuel Parsons, Danford n Barney, and driege G.
Meriisk.
ERl NlRTCE and in pursuance decree Of he Circuit
Court for the County kenoSha Stale of " i.consn
made and entered certain ise pending therein on thr
Chance side thereof, in the OF November ~ 1880
wherein Fanny Grdc! and Albert 6. Gridry adminsra
rN and administrator @! the estate OF Grin Gry do
ceased ar COMPLIMENTS and Girls II. Rullcn Mary g.
tuon, lillian H. hul,n. and Julia F. Eucn heirs OF
William Hul"n deceased Julia H. Bennett. John BuIlrn,
samuel Hale, seth T. Hall. Henry Parmclee Patrick LYNCH
Sicwar' e. Marsh Alexander Frcar. samuel Parsons an
ford y Barney and Eldridge G.. Merrick are defendants
bCnrug date lie Sh day Now mler, g. ID IS52 shuIl
sell 1T public auction the highest bidder AT the NOR of
the Court House in the city h. in said County on
Saturday the 2jh dav of Drccmbcr 4 d $50 h.:,'n
The hurSot nine and twelve in the forenoon Of TINT day
The following described real estate, w-"Al those Ger
tam pieces parcels or lots OF land, situate the County of
kcau,a urney county OF Iacncl and State of Wiscon-
S' and more particularly known and described Is follows
NZ-lhr North east quarter Of the Nouh-wcN Guarer Of
section No. nineteen 49, in township No one North of
Range twenty 20 East containing forty 40 oc,es &c
laud-tso, the West half Of the Northeast o,;arcr If
section No wcniyuur ga in township No one ~ N,r,h
Of range Me- nineteen 90 East, combining eighty l-0l
acres OF iHndAlSU the Southwest quarter section M
twenty 10 in township No. i }. North of range No
twenty l East. combining hundred and >iXly 0Gm
acres "fd-Aso all that Uar ofthc Southeast fractu-
III qmarc' OF section Ne, nineteen 90 in township No one
q North Of range Nc. twenty 20l East rs lies on The West
side ct Fox River, con aiming sXiy0nc of and-sn
eighty 45-O 81 10 100 Of land rcm off the Soh
side of the Northeast fractional quarter Of section No nine
teeh tl9, in township No. ~ North of Rance M
twenty Co Eas:-tnd also, the South half of The south.
west quarter OF section No thirysiX 49, township No
a. North of range No. twenty-five r21 East contain
ing eighty SO acres of land. Dated Kenosh November
lOth, y. ID. 1852.
GEORGE L. LEE, Commissioner.
0.S. HEAr, Compts Sol. ~
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The following List, as far az II rad from
comprises the Names OI the Members
OF thc Legislature.


ASSEMBLh.
MilwGIEec Co.-J H. T'rccdv, II. ITAERT-
Ell, f. McGAHRY, H. l.. PALMER, ". 4.
Hawhins, r. GARLIC, Ii. G. WEST, f Chase,
Meyers lind. dcm.l
WIukrsta TO w. d. Bacon, f. S On
soS REED, f. LEES, f. PearIr, f. s.
Racine Col +. SANDERS, w. II. ROVE
Thomas WEST, Pinto Bciden
k>nosIa CO. l. Sholrs, f. $; J. McKIs-
SON
IValrorth Co-Jnhn Bell O F. Bartlett, :,
james Laudriate, T. II. Fellows, IS, j. w.
Saver, f ), - HILL, f..
Rock Co.-C. SrEruEXs, II. SrEDRINs, -
Uo!nleS, - Murray
Jefferson Cop. Roc AN, W. WooDMAx, d.
J. Ponoers, B. r Ad1ms.
Dodge Cow. NJ DENNIS, w. SYKES, p
KELLY. e. lIYLLIEB, w. DAVIS, f.. " Foster
Washington Co.-WM. p BARNES, Charles
f.. Chamberlain, ind, Charles Schultz, ind b
McCoNvILLE, J. w Porter
Sheboygan Co e. b. COLEMAN, d. W Tar
I0r
Manao,coc Coz Kicker.
Dane Co-M. ROCHE, H. Barnes, H. l..
FosrsR, p. BURDIcK, s. W Fields
Grant Coz. \ BARBER, H. f. BLACK.
L4fayeae Co.-PAhKINsoN, j. H. Earnest.
- To,onscnd
Fond Da lac Co--D S TvLLMADGc, c. ID.
GAGE, QUERN LouER.
W,nnr1a 20 Co.-CUErIs REED, l.. VI. NIL
LER.
Io,ra Co Thomas.
Marquette Co.. Sarr
Sauk Co Charles Armstrong.
OuGgumic, liGUpdca and Ocon,o--ARTHUa
REsLEy
Columbia Coo. D. COLEMAN, j. Q. Ad,
ans.
POrtage-C. ". CArr.
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PROBATE NOTICE,

hkSosHA t"GNT, PRcRkfy Orr,ry
september Glh, ~. D. Is52
In the matter Of the Es,ac Of JOSHUA lyOoDyv,nn
deceased '"O
II all u!s,a II may concern:
Richard Goldswor:hy Fas Iosn s,,oi,,,e4 a,i,,;t..
% me h''ne 81 Joshua Woodward, deceased
re l''e ior disPo,ng 81 the Estate and paving the doh
~ e'in dec aeed, and CREDITORS 10 prrSet
CO = 'lihtd n The h day Of March, A. H. l-SE
20 nr7t .ohday Of DeCcmbcT next at 10 OCH Ok A. H. H.
nv AZ ms t"e ~ the ely Of kcrosha, tie tIu@sr,,
ance OF such claims. any,
ISAAC n. sTODDARD, County Judr,
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JUST ISSUED,
4 MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT or
General Jackson,

Engraved By r. b. WEIGH ESQ, after tie orr
gi'ial portrait painted by +. SULLI, ESQ.
This Portrait will be a match for the Washing
ton. and is i'll every respect as well got up.
Price s. per copy. Address as above.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

10 We are requested to say that the proposed
Concert by the Baptist Choir, noticed last week
for Thanksgiving Evening, is postponed Tor afew
DAYS. when further notice will be given.
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Trial FOR MURDER.-Thc trial of James Ma
her, indicted for the murder of his wife and child
IN the town of koSkonong, in July last, came on
the late term of the circuit court of this county
The jury returned verdict of guilty of murder
in the first degree, and in compliance with Sec
ton >, chapter 1873, of the Revised Statutes, As
amended at the last session Of the legislature de
slgnated the punishment TO he imprisonment for
life III t;a penitcntiarv - Ul,,.a7oru CIyoairl,
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HuSband-"Wcli, Nifc, ! dent see for my part,
how they send letters on them ere wires without
tearn' EN- al IN bits Z"
just send the writin' in fluid State.
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Inc turkish Government and the private steam
companies of that country purchase the Steamboat,
IN England, in preference 10 the United States as
The many accidents and losses on our rivers and
lakes have given them poor opinion of our ma
chincry
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a vote taken in Mississippi, with regard to paw.
ing me Old Planter Bank bonds, which were for.
merry Topudiaiei. The returns, thus far. show A
large majority throughout the State in favor of paw
ing them r..
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CANNED BAoK.-Norfok Oct. 27-Thc
SCHOONER Cora Ann. LinG-"r. Of Ncwhury trr
New York pnt in 10 land a slave named Prima>.
belonging 70 Judge fancy. and Who WAS found
slowed away in the iorecastle
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CHILL FEVER.

cHIiLS STOPPED IL PEW NtvUrEs-FAIS RELIEVED ~
sTANTIY.
Railways Ready Relief nets Ike charm In NIL csso c
ChiliS aud Fever 1t brcuks the chs
up ana nv21fneS with health and strength every orpn
and secretion of the ~ stem.
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HEAR We! HEAR YE!

FENHE undersigned will wind up the credit business on
the First day 81 September next. and will sell their
Goods al reduced prices Tor Cash Produce r the future
All whose Notes and Accounts are due, and past due
arercQueSjed 10 make immediate payment. word to
he wise" NTT-AIr MYRRrfr L. CS
KsaNsha, Aug. -, 1851.
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PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain apply Railways Ready RtlioC
IL Is sure 10 rrIey" EoG in few minutes fyou have pairs
~ tnc T,"a'h ni'el'hc. III the Liver Kidneys, Bowcls,
Joints, Bones, Railways Rcudy Relief taken either irtr
naIiy or applied externally will tn few minutes stop ain
and quickly remove liz cause. "
Price % and 80 Gents per Bottle.
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RHEU MATISM.
Pans Rclicred in Fire NIinnieS.

Railways Ready Relief will stop the and cXcrucia
ting pains Of rheumatism almost INSTANTLY Persons are
hyhg IN this city who, for months confined to ih,r
hcds b! rheumatic pains, whose bones unsond
topic oC whose Joints distorted with painful
that relieved from all pain In Is minutes by the use 81
Railway Ready Relief This truth, and thousands IN tho
city Of New York. and hundreds thousands In the nrd
aic can answer for the truth of this asscrtun-w need
n" certificates of Eufswc publish long list MINES 10
prove Me ehcncy OF Railways Rcody Relief for the citizens
81 an' "vcrt town In the nion for the last four years
have tested II Themselves " : 10y
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CHANCERX SALE.


STATE OF WISCONSTN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COUET-IN CHANCERY.
Aonzo Campbell Hcratio c. Train. Maria Train and
John Pcrrinc
BY Virtue and in Pursuance Of Decree ofthc Circuit
Court for the county Of kenoshH state of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof the Term of May, A. H. 1882.
wherein Aonzo Cnmpbeis Complainant, and Ioratio C.,
Train Maria Trn, and John PerFnc Defendants bear
ing date the Goth day of May 1852, shall sell public
auction the highest bidder at the door of the Court House
in the city Of kenohG, in sad county, "Wednesday the
9th day October A. D. 1881 between the hours nine
and twelve in the forenoon of ihnt day the following de
cribcd real wit All that certain piece, pnrcel,
lot an lying and being in the city of kenosha and
state Wisconsin, and described follows, viz Lot No
five g in block No. eighty S3 in the northeast quar
Section No thirty (3) in township No. two o.
north Range No twenty three 20 east, according To tn"
Plat the village of Southport now city of
Kcno,ha on in the office of the Register OF Deeds
of the county Of Racine, and State of Wisconsin,
Dated kcnosha, Scptcmb bar .; A. d lS52 us
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
ShcYiifuf Kenosha County.
o. g. HEAD, Compile, Sol.
POSfpOneD1cni.
The above sale postponed the request Of the defend
and by consent Of the plaintiff, until the 9Th day
December, ls52
6-24 n. r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated October 23d, a. D. 1852.
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SIGHT DRAFTS on New York fer sale at the cbicar
- lassS' ,e- III. b. TOWSLEE.
'i"iSu -''ilo''
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Z Wd, SdI THOROUGH and Ff rrtnIfN IT'crN07 Eefrs
~ used composed Of D"gCidb!" Extracts and
possesses p0ccr uHsq1aicd TIE dnnuls Of Medicine ( the
If L. RHrrfuniory Diseases.
II is universally acknoN lodged hc utaic remedy
every where il hrs been faithfully applied the
system, for promoting lnSFnehic lerHatoU, and
invaluable in all diseases Of THE flesh Obstinate lcrFs,
Old Sores Chba!ns Sore Throat, Burns Cus Cutnncous
Eruptons, Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases Of the Eye,
Ague in Ic Face, Rheumatic Pains, COnractcd tords,
Pain Side, Back and other parts 81 the STEM Scad
Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds. Piles. and every Kind Of
sore containing The least particle Of Inflammation,
ly red ~
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S L O 4 Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Ncdcinc IL use has arcOmpII-Iod ropu Ezra
ordinary Cvss and gwen tDircysa Satisfaction in vcrv
variety and disease that has 20 cTfedsrs eHe
rGDd StunH's Ointment and Condition Ioxd.r
The Ointment 5 sW fy .cC3ing all C,ner DiD,lnrn,s
and hnmentE for the cure Of Fresh Wounds Calls Of al
kinds. SPrains, Bruises Cracked Heels Rng0ur Wind.
gals oi Evil Gallons, Spavin>, Sweeney. Fst1. sit.
fast strains, lamen"ss, sand Cracks. FoundcrcG Feet
scratches or Grease MGnc" ana Horse DlstelnIer
The Condition P0fdtr Will remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skin cleanse thu water
ana strengthen every pan OF the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
founder' Dis,emper Hide Bound, Loss Of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation Of Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism Commonly
called td compIant) which proves many
able horses this country. II is also
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate many
fatal diseases,
These remedies HereT uare, and alGys Euys II the tl
ruct,ons are followed.
For further particulars and multitude OF C1rtfcdt1 OF
remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets Of agents.
W. B. SLOAN,
Dept, 30 Lake 81, CAtcaRO, u
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ESSrRAY. Taken mp by the Subscriber. on the o5ih
h>' Rel lenriins elfer marked on the right ear
HE owner IS requested 10 come forward prove properly
pay charge. and take her away PETER pt~rITt''
Somers, Oct ~ IS52. ~
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS. sc.

NHR. &. Y. BRANDE having been solicited to
We give instruction the Organ will take Glass on
that instrument at his residence Pearl street He will
also take class in Thorough Base with without the use
OF the OrSan and Will cndcavor illustrate the rules of
harmony by the the Black Board and by course of
Lectures embracing the History and effects OF Musc-ts
principles and practice-s character exhibited the
different and Ofhe principal Tns,rI-
menIs-tuninG-thc rudiments Of Thorough Base, &C.
The importance of knowledge Thorough Base to the
Amateur or the Musician is ncalculnble Ii short 10
Music, what Grammar is TO 4 Language.
The first Lecture viii be free, and will be given at the
Cour' House on Tuesday Evening the 2ist inst.
Inc succeeding ones. circumstances dictate or the
progress OF the class may Terms OF private in
struccn, OF admission the class will be made known
on application 10 the Lecturer.
ktn1sha September ID, 1852. l3
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- EOb change for anyi 2i! Ss sP +, want" s IN sH
Store, Nc. 10, Main Slreet. '
Scp.. e.h, I-52. J. r. PUFT pc
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RLACKSM/7HNG,

EVHE undersigned wishes to inform his friends and tho
public large thai he has taken the well known stad
~ the rear Of Wigstmans Wagon Shop, where ha intends
carrying the business Of Backsmhing in aIl M ranchs
Horseshoing attended to with extra care. 17,o.c
wanting anything In his line, will find for their ntcre.
give him call. Charges moderate.
Sept. = 1883 JOHN stIDTI.IFFE.
TO RENT.
SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES in different parts
- the City. Possession given April list
P. JCDSOE.
General Laws of Wisconsin,,
ESVoR SALE 3: This oGice, ard Il
y KINGS gOOKsTCRE
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RadmaH,S Mclicalea Som.

composed Of the most delicious rare and fragrant o,
~ extracts, oils and costly essence
VI i'"ef>, root trees and oriental planf.
Possessing wondroGs virtues Ger skin diseases.
10 tie Complerion il imports Beauty.
lakes clean the pores, gyos action 10 ihcrapiilnriss
ny Nhich al poisonous humors are elected
aud II healthy action tu The skin re,t1rcd
10 the teeth II gives whtcncss and urcvents decoy
II makes the SKIN soft, sweet ard smooth
Irnl'Iorms The most repulsive and dishQnred yisage
10 q clear and bcauliiml COZ .lnlnxLnn 49,,
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.
A. LEONARD s. co.

M AVE purchased the above Establishment and fitted
"a tup in n to be able to do work In their
line reasonable be done this side of Lake NCh
gan.
chine Shop, with 1athcs and Tools sufficient for the fitting
up Of all kinds of
Mil Gearing, Thrcshing Machines and Horse
P0werS
We have large assortment of Patterns of the different
ThreShng Machines in in this part Of country from
which i'll keep Castings constantly on hand. Partcu-
lar attention given 10 repairing. Also, on hand TiiIMBiE
SkElNS of various sizes from light Buggy up 10 heYy
Lumber Wagon.
CMrRox KETTGEs, CHArx PrNp C,sTr~Gs. Cons SHEI-
LERS. Straw CUTTERS, BLACKsMIrHs' Tue EYREs and
SLEIGH SHOES. together with large assortment g iST
INGS, usually kept in Furnace.
eS Cash paid for Old Iron.
AxpRrw LEONARD, JAMES TEESAY, Jos. MuRPHY.
Kcnosha, August. 1852
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