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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10
Administrators of the Estate of c. W. Turner
Dated at kcnosha, AUX. H. 1852. 7l5
STATE OF WiSCONSIN-KENOsIIA CIRCUIT COURT
IN Gil N cry

Bill fer The foreclosure IF .N2rtg7gr
Fanny GridIoy and Albert C. Gri,lcy administrative and
administrator OF he Estate OF Orrn ,idIey, deceased
r. Drake Joseph Il. IiacAl,v. John V Aver Edward
Balm, samuel Fuller, Aon2o White, Patrick C,,s.,r,yr
solomon DIrgin. JameST fIildrcth, George Perry Stew
artC Marsh Alexander Frcar, Samuel Parsons Diut,rI
n. Burney and EldridCc G.. Mprrck.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of this Court that Bill
for the foreclosure OF Mortgage has been filed with
tar Gle Of said Court against the abovcnamed .renlan
a1 at bp raahas been duly issued therein and return
81 not served a 10 She DESCENDANT. hereinafter named and
That iii Defendants have has either of Them cam;
sei or their appearance b. entered therein; Md
further Hppc 4riaE that tn said defendants Perry
sen g Marsh ieNa;er Frcar samuel Parsons Dan
ford Barney and ElriiEeG. Mc5rct. and each and cy
cry OF them Is not ~ident oi the said of Wisconsin
On mDonof O. = Head Solicitor for said Com nl,inant,
tits Ordered that the said Defendants, George Perry Stew
artC Marsh, Alexander Frrr, samuel Parsons Dapford
y. Barney and Edrdgc G.. Mcrfck be and they are here
by required appear and plead, or dcnr to the
sd Compainant's Bill Of Complain! filed in this cause on
before thc Ssh day Of November and that default
thereof he said Bill be taken confessed by and yainst
hc And il i further Ordered that the said Com planans
bc and Shy hereby required order be
published in the NenoSha Telegraph a weekly newspaper
printed and published in he City and County of Kcuushn
said state al Wisconsin, in eRCh week for
ccssve weeks prior 10 the said 5h day November next
Dated kcnosha, August 5ih, \. u. 1852
ia ISAAC Y. STODDAR
Judge OF kenusha County.
~ II, Com Il Sol
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July l6h, 1859.
POSipOneMert.
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
SuxRIFF's OFFICE,
KCn0Sha, july 9TH, 1859. !

SuxRIFF's OFFICE, !
KCnnsha July 9TH, 1859.
TOTICE is her by given ut the next General Elec-
"a tinn no held in The Wards This
STA on Tuesday next succeeding the First Monday In No
vember being the Second day month";
lowing officers are 10 be elected, to Wit:
Five Electors of President and Vice President
representative Congress for the frat Congressional
District comprising the Counties of Milwaukee, aukeha,
Wnlwor,h, Racine and kenosha in place OF Charles Dur
kce whose term OF service viii expire the Fourth day
March next.
Member of the Assembly for the Eastern Assembly
kcnosha and the Towns Suncrs Pleasant Prairie and
Southport In place of c. Latham ,lolcs hose term of
member of the Assembly for the Western Assembly
District in the County OF kcn0sh3 comprised OF the Towns
of Paris Brighton, " heH8nd, Salem and Brsgo,n place
of Lathrop Burgess whose term OF service Will expire
the First Monday of January next.
ACerk the Circuit Court the County ofKcnosha, In
place Oscar r. Dana, whose term of service will expire
the Thirty First day of December next.
Sherihtor the County of kenoshn, in place Of Nathan
K Allen whose term OF service will expire the Thirty
lirs: day of December next.
Clerk OF the Board uf Supcrvsas for the County of
kcn"sha in place of Thomas j. Rand, whose
vice will expire the ThiriyFrs! day December
Register OF Deeds fts the County of kcuushg in pI:cc
ofWitm l. iIinsdae whose service will expire on
the Thirty First day of December next.
District Attorney for the County of Kenohn, in place
Of John r. SharpSen whose of service Will expire on
the Thrty-First day of December
County Treasurer for the County of kcnosha in place
Of Henry u. Hnsiae whose of scry ice win expire on
the Thirty-First day of December next.
CorOneT FOR the County of KcnoshR. in place oC John
First day of December next.
ACouny Surveyor for the County Of Kenosha, place
Of Meredith Rowland, whose ice expires on The
Thirty First day Of December next.
The question whether act entitled can Act author
ne the business Of Banking" approved Ap l9h, le52
shall into effect luIrcd be submitted to the pco
pie al the Election aforesaid in accordance with the prov
ions Of the said act
y. K. ALLEN,
Gro,i q Hon .b.i'
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STOVES =!

VIE undersigned takes this opportunity of informing his
Old friends and customers and the public genera Y.
that lie has Resumed business ut the OLD STAND OF
MARSHALL & PHELPS, where may be found general
assortment of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and Japanued
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves are the following approved patterns:
BELLE OF THE STATES, QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIE,
KING Of THE PRAIRIE, HATHAWAY
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER
AlsoSelf Regulating Paror Stoves Alright and Plato
Stoves and Premium Cooking Stoves.
she intends to adopt the ready pay SYSTEM far AZ pos
that quick sales and small profits better than slow sales
ana large ones He hopes By fair dealing and attention to
business to meet share Of the public patronage.
+. \. MARSHALL.
kenosha, September 1859. II
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RACINE COUNTY couRr-IN PRoBA1

In the matter Of the Esla.c Of EPIRAlM TRADEWEIL,
deceased.
reading and filing the Petition Of Orson s Head and
~ samuel Hale, administrators OF the Estate of Enrain
lrhdewe, late OF the Town of Southport now City of Ke-
hosh4 IN The count! OF BGcne county Of kcnosha1
dccca.e soliciting an OIder Of final settlement of said Es
take II Is Ordered that said administrators give notice of
said final settlement: of their Estate ON the
thirteenth day OF september next, ut O'Clock A. NJ of
sd day, at the Cnur House in the Cly Rac i'm said
County, by publishing the three weeks successive
!! once III each week prior said line in the kcro,hu
Telegraph, weekly ncspap, published in the Re
noshu in said county OF Kehoshn
Racine August Oh, 1852.
3-l2 W. e. WORDING, County Judge.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

SHERIFFs OFFICE,
kenosha County, VI is- July 9Th, 1859
NOTTCE is hereby given that on the last Mondsy of ep
iember Rext. after the date hereof being the 9th day
OF said month there will be held in the several Towns and
Wards of this STATE Election for Chief Justice and
two Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court of this Sta
established by act entitled IAN Act IN provide for the
organization Of separate Supreme Court and for the cleo
ton of Justices thereof approved April lHh c52 Said
Election 10 be conducted and the votes canVssed and the
result determined and certified by the officers persons
the provided by law for the holding Elec-
ons, canva@sing the and determining and certifying
result Of Elections for State Officers of this State
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of kenC$ha County.
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REALITY.

Complexion richly tinted with The blood Of h0nlih,
With skin pure and fair pHran MAJ Bile
Son md svcctns the fragrant ru-e-
Teeth "a SOUND und v itr rs niHbSttr
Breath 0i sv Cctrs fragrance, andlp Of CaraltH',
With flowing rnglcis ard Ilus,y locks,
LuXrnn trc'scs dnncuR gracefully DER The swan like
neck,
No dark rcpul-lyc spots 20 mnrhc pleasing picture,
or TO cast dun shadows DER Lcaui! master piece.
RdG,cay's indicated Soap.
ComposoS ofhe most delicious, rnrc and fragrant gems
OfcXtracts, oils and cost! cssrLccs~--
OfnOwcrs, roots, trees md oriental plants,
Possessing wondrous virtues DER skin diseases.
TO the Complexion il impaTts Beauty
E,y cleansing the 81 from oil erupiive mnttcr
Makes clean the pore, ii, action iothc cpiilnrcs,
by which all poisonous humors are cccicd,--
And q healthy action Ia the skin rCstCrCd,
To the teeth It gives Wilderness and prevents decay,
II makes the skin son. Ncct and smooth
Transforms the most rcpuIsyc and disfgurcd ysaec,
To a clear and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
Tmpar.s uutrncnt 70 the hair
Makes II strong, glossy, rich and Uxuriant,
ansns tho scalp from dandrt action 70 The bu g.
Fascn, the hair upon the scalp. aud fpIcesit to grog
Like guam" 10 barren sol" makes irch and pruductive
To dress he hair,nakc itsmoo;h and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
Rad,cdys CircQsSidn Balm is the ne plus uli,r.'
g" Price Is cents pcr bottle.
RADWAf L Co, Practical Chemists.
l62 InltOn-Strctt, Tcw York.
AGENTS
Y. n. STtRKWEATHFR, +. ROBINSON, and :. ron.
NEON Co., k"aoshai 3m-49
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STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOsHA CIRCUIT COUR
IN CIIANCERY

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CIRCI IT col LST
IN CIANCERY.
Biz for the Foreclosure of a .lEortgarr
Fanny Gridlcy and Albert GrIey admi nistra;rix and
administrator Of the Estate of Orrn Grdey deceased
julia f. Buen heirs of William Buleu, deceased, Julia
II. Bennett John ullen. Samuel Hale, Seth 7. Hail. Hen
~ Parmeec Patrick Lynch, stewart c. Marsh. Alexander
FCar Samuel Parsons, Daniord \. Barney and Eldrdge
G.. Merrck
n appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court that a Bill
4 for he foreclosure Of Mortgage has been Hlcd with
the Clerk of said Court against the above named Defend
and that subpoena has been duly issued therein, and
returned served the Defendants hereinafter named,
and that said Defendants have NOT has either of them
caused his their appearance to be entered thercin And
it further appearing that the said Defendants, Stewart
Marsh, Alexander fear Samuel Parsons, Danford n. Bar
ncy, and Edt c. Merck and zach and every Of them
o. : Head, Solicitor for said Compainanss is ordered
Frear, Samuel Parsons Danfori y. Barney. and Erdae
c. Merck be and they are hereby required appear and
plead, answer d.uur the said COnplanants Bill
Complaint filed in this cause, before the 5:h day
November next and that in default thereof the said BIZ be
taken as confessed by and against them.
And Is further ordered that the said Compliments be
and they hereby required 10 this order to be pub
hed in the kcnosha Telegraph weekly newspaper prin
ted and published in the City Of KehoSha IN the County
KenoShs aforesaid, in each week for six successive
weeks prior to the said 5ih day of November next.
Dated kenosha, August 5th, a. D. lsa2.
n. STODDARD,
ia Judge Of kenosha County
o. s. HEAD, Complt's. Sol.
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Town n 3l-blk 50, w o9md +. oisS # of side
~ y 20
Town y qr6-Com Is r,is offs Feor orIo, is, run
mig " to Chicago ST thence along the st is rods 10
n'sha ST. to place Of beg.
tom 30 rdS : OF cor Of IL to line Is rd.
g. Is road, y Is rds 10 beg.
- -s side Of Kenosha st, ny y ds deep the
y vs. cor so. rds : of Wcor oflct -
rs-e, fronts On Neaosha :: On side The Ecor ia
- of Ecor of lot Is.
'l '69V a of l. l.; thence centre line al
Thence ris, thence Etc old read ris 70 phase
D Stnr1c
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10

IN THE KESosHA COUNTY COURT,
Held as Cour, Of Probate the 2oh day Of August D.
1852
In the matter of the Estate OF ISAAC ". VAUGHAN
deceased.
an reading nd fling the petition Of Sophia Vaughan
praying for administration upcn the Estate Of Isaac
NJ vaughan. deceased. All that she other proper
person may be appointed administrator thereof; Ii Is Or
dered that said application be heard before the Court
House in the City of Kensha the Fourth Monday in
September nex 10 O'Clock A NJ and that notice there
OF be given By publishing this Order for three successive
weeks before that day in the kcBusha Telegraph weekly
newspaper published in The city Of kenosha in said
". By the Cel1rf,
ISAAC v. STODDARD,
3-i2 judge of KenoSha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10

n CHANcERY-KEHnsHA CIRCUIT COURT
Hcnr! NJ. Hobrook,l
W.. Sale on E5ycci0surg nj Noy,cagc
Morris pomcroy }
EpE Virtue o 1aal decree OF Sale made nv the Court
in the above entitled the ;Oth dny of Mny
\. D. ISL ut FcrIa Of SAID Court. sha expose sai
and sell Mt public auction 10 the highest bidder Court
House ia tho city OF Kcncsha On t Fs, day of sepfen
ber, l-1A hiween the hours o and O'Clock in ihp
afternoon Of said day. the following real estate to Wit All
those certain pieces parcels lots Of land lying and being
IN tse esflBry Il Keoa, and state of Wisconsin, md do
siGed nrel describe the haR Of the southnas
quarter Of Se,ion No. Ten 0 IN Tow nhhip No Two a.
Norih Of Range 10 Twenty 2O enst, containing eighty
tSDl acres " l:nd.
A,so-tho Tor;h-Fae quarter of Section 40 Eighteen
(I IN Township No. Eo -. North Of Range No Ten.
iynne al Eas oo'ah'hg one hundred and sixty acres Of
land.
hcncshS' " i5''Hy -fh, 1862. ia
NATHAN p. ALLEN,
o. &. HEAD, Compits Sol.
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EDRASS KETTLES, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills Shor-s
and Tongs, Wire Selves, Timed Ircn Fr, Psns fer
sale cheap al No. 20 Main street. by
Aug. il. j. z. PHELPS
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NOTICE.

"a Office is hereby given that Joseph v Quarlcs ed
innis!rhior OF the Estate of \. L. ADAMS, late Of
thc village OF Southport, now city of KenOsha deceased
has made application to the Racine County Court for the
settlement OF his accounts administrator of said Estate
All persons interested in said Estate requested 10 appear
before said Court At the House in the county OF Ra
cine on the First Monday tn October next and show cause
any ty nave, why the account of the said administrator
should not be allowed. BY order OF
w. i. WORDING, County Judge
Dated August 30 1852. Ill
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Chicago Commercial College, -

FENIIIS Institution permanently cah'shel in Chit
caSo, affords to the young of Illinois and the ad-
joining States desirable opportunity with excellent acili
lies forthe acquisition ola complete COMMERCIAL ErUcA-
The course OF study comprises Business PcpmInskr,
Doabc entry Book kespirgin which Is acquired thor
ough and practical knoTle Of the of managing
scientific principles books Of tdusls partnerships
pound and other Mercantile .lcconRtS a complete
Commercial Lar applied 10 the different departments Of
trade knowledge of which is Indispensable 80 correct bu
siuesS action.
Hh and not IN caSs2s and qualify themselves for active
amount OF knowledge otherwise, generally but imperfect
NacQ"red only by years oflborous practice in business.
The undersigned feels assured from his knowledge # the
most approve and popular method of teaching adopted.
and oi over ~ eny in various business
pursuits, that ne will be able communicate to students
thorough knowledge of the subjects II instruction conen-
plated thereby qualifying them take high rank As bt-
sneSs and 10 conduct and manage their affairs
responsible stations, where their may find an sd
Q'Iste reward
students from SD, Dad obtain good boarding and lodging
al from - 20 50 per week
- Pamphlets containing the terms Of tuition, and
description If the Collegiate Course and subjects of Instruc
un h much other information in detail be
obtained by application TO Mcssrs. Hubbard & BEnn Re
nosha, Wis.
D. Y. BELL, Principal.
Chicago, July liih, 1852. 2n-l+
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EEg A WI. WATT.

TE7HANKFUL for fayors thus far extended youjd res
pectfuly say to his old friends and all who IA, or him
Ith Their patronage that ne is again by himself the
oLD elAND where he hopes to meet continuance Of the
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

OF ALL KINDS, usually called for his line constantly
on hand and for sale cheap for Cash exchange for
duce.
KEN0SHA STEAM MILL FLOUR constantly on hand
By the Barrel, Sack Pound.
CIGARS-By the hundred, dozen, single.
GREEN APPLES-By the Barrel or Bushcl
G. Y CASH paid for Produce.
Sept ID. 1852
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cuILs sTorrED Is A Fgw MiSUTgs--rItx RELIEVED TX.
sTAN1IY.
RRdwnv's Ready Relief Ike charm in nil of
Chis Fever. IL brt BkS the chIs Immediately
up and inNic with health and strength every organ
and of he
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10
RAILWAYS READY RELIE
RHEU MATISM.
Pains Relieved in Fire Minutes

Pans Relieved IN Fire Minutes,
Radwny Ready Relief will stop the and cXcruciH
ting pains Of Rheumatism almost instantly Petons are
living this city who for months, were confined 20 their
beds by Rheumatic pains whose bones unsOund from
top hose joints distorted with painful swclngs
that relieved from all pain in Is nutcs by the ot
adu NY Ready Relief Thais TRUTH and thousands In tho
city New York and hundreds thousands in the United
for the truth Of this nsseronwe need
certificates Curcswe publish long list of names
prove efficacy of Radwa Ready Relief for the cizcns
Of Am every In the union for the last four years,
70. ~ 4 hpInat
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

LIST OF PREMIUMS
To be awarded by the Kenosha County Agricultural Suc
ely at their Fair to be held at Jack ons Tavern, BRISTOL
Thursday September 3d. and Friday, October l. 1882
HORSES.
JrDaEs-F. Paddock, Salem; L. Brockway, Kenosha
Addison Moore, Bristol.
Best Stud Horse, 81; 2ddo., Diploma
Best Brood Mare and Colt, So; 81 do, Diploma
b 5; Two year Old Colt 81; 2d do, Diploma.
Rest Three year old Colt, 81; ID do. Diploma.
Best Yearling Colt 81; ID do. Diploma.
Best pair Match Horses, 50; ID do, Diploma.
Best single Horse, 50; 2ddo. Diploma.
CATTLE.
JUDoEs-Nelson Pitkin, Kenosha; Salmon JTpson Bris-
tol; Oliver Gibbs, Wheaand.
Best R@, ,n Bun ovsFs years old 3d. I'd do diploma.
G rsI" Run ove, va,,s a., a. % "a do J,,'n
:. Durham Bun under years old 81; % do. diploma.
Devon /" q" 81 ID ~
Grade Ball under ? years old 81 I'd do Diploma
Durham Cow. 81; % do. diploma.
Devon So 2d
Grade Cow 81 ID do. diploma
" Best Mich Cow OF amy breed, 50; Cd do diploma
B Pnn,m H.oe' years Ola s: 8 q do. diploma:
" Ye,riing Bull, s.; addo. diploma.
Bun 1al'' mos. d and under g; Cd do diploma.
i" Yoke Working Oxen 81; % do. diploma.
Rest Yoke years Steers s.; best yoke year old
Steers, diploma; best yoke yGarug do diploma.
Should any of the above described Cattle be entitled to
more than one premium the owner shall be entitled
oerIicaIe 10 'iI effect instead OF the second premium
SHEEP.
JrDaEsMorriS Reed, Wheatland; Philp Rowe Keno
sha; 4. \. Carpenter Pleasant Prairie.
Best Saxon Buck, 81; I'd do diploma
Best three Saxon Ewes, s.: ID do. diploma.
Best three Saxon Lambs, 81; ID do Diploma
Best French Merinu Buck, 81; ID do diploma.
Best Spanish Merino Buck, 81; ID do. diploma.
Best three French Merino Ewes, 81; ID do. diploma
Best three Spanish MtrnO Ewes, 81; I'd do. diploma
Best three French Mcrlno Lambs, S. 90
Brs. three Spanish do 90
Best Buck OF any distinct breed, 90
Best three Ewes of any distinct breed, 200
Rcst three Lambs do do do 90
Pest Grade Buck 81; ID do diploma
Best trade Ewes, 50; Cd do diploma.
Best three Grade Lambs, 81.
iSWine.
JUDGEs-IIenry Johnson, Somcrs; G.. s Blackman Pa
ris and Joseph Spcer, of kcnosha.
Best Boar, 81; Second DO diploma
Best SOW with her Pigs, 81
ID do do do do do diploma
Farming Implements.
JrDGEsI. A. Newberry, Paris L. ". rhayer, Bristol
l. ihrup Burgess, brighton.
Best Lumber Wagon s.; Best Farm Harness 81; Best
Plough s.; Best Culivntor 81 Best Horse Rake 81 Best
FannI Min ST. Res Straw Gutter 81 best Vegetable Cut
ter 81; bcs! Corn Shelter 81 best Grass Cutter 81
rhreshng Machine So best Churn 81; best NrclLc for
reslng Flax s.! bcs: Clover Cleaner s.; best Oh, csc
Press 81.
Prosecutors of the above named Implements are expected
the qualities of the before Judges far rs
practicable.
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Old Hand! New Stand

TENHE UNDERSIGNED has resumed business n his
IL own account. ut The Brick Store No TO- Main street.
tncu door to Bennett Selleck) and offers for sale gen
eral assortment of
StOrcs, Plain and Japannod Tin Ware, Store
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, dc.
q Custom Work and Jobbng done to order.
J. II. PHELPS.
Kcnosha, Aug. 18th, 1852. Q
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HEAR We! HEAR We.

FHyHE undersigned will wind up the credit business on
the First day Of September next, and will sell their
Good. reduced prices for Cash Produce for the future
All whose Note and Accounts are due, and past due
are requested make immediate payment 4 wcrd ID
the wise METCiLF, MERRILL d. CO.
Kenosha, huc. re, 1852.
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cry TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

rOryrcE on MAIN SrkEET, ONE Door NORTH or TELE-
GRAPH CRISTISG OFFICE.
EyE annexed List of Lots and pieces Of land compri"
ana were sod on the Thirteenth day January 1851 for
Taxes due City Kennsha- and the same VIII De lor'
fled redeened before the Thirteenth Gay Vi Jahua
ny, 1883 ..- y. .-,,-.o>- ,..,.7-o...-
Keno.ha, June 80, 1852
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ Maurceau 100 Liberty 81,
n. V the title aud the entry Jerks Ofhcc 90
the back ofthe title spends as herein and buy only
Of respectable and honorable dealers send BY mall aud al
dress to DR.. A. NJ. Naurceau.
Full title page, with contents together with few page,
treating Of important SUBJECTS TO every married female WI
br scnt free Of charge enclosing letter stamp III
prepaid letter, adore ssed As herein.
iron receipt OF FIfy Cents. tOr One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bin'ilng,l
1.-THE MARRIED. WONAE7S PRIVATE
MEDICAL. CO7TPASIDS' - sent (nI0H.d
FREE O amy part OF The United states. All
letters III Il he post-pnjd and addressed TO
DIR. a. NJ. NIAUEICEAU, Box I224, New
York city. Publishing Office, NO. 1919 Liberty
Street. New York.
Z For SALE At KISG's BOOK SToRg, KESosHA; w. c.
Fountain. Whterown; J.. L;ing, Shebul ghn II. d. Pull
a. Mineral Point Wis,
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HrbACK Lace Edzngs. Jacnnet Edgings. &C. sc. nov
kD opening By NEICALF MERRILL < c..
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S Il O A Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished many Extra
ordinary Cnres and given UHrerG! Sds every
variety and stage of disease, 80 ttcHsge and
roPda SAFE as N0aHs Ointment and Condition PotrGcr
me OtHtmc"! swiftly succeeding all other Onlincnts
and lnlments for the of Fresh Wounds Calls all
kinds, Sprains Bruises, Cracked Heels, Rnrhonc Wind
gals, roll Evil. Gallons, Spavins, Sweeney, Fula.
faSt Strains, LameneSs Sand Cracks, Foundercd Feet
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse DiStempcr.
The Condition Ponder will all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood, loosen tho skim cleanse the water
aud strengthen part OF the body and proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder Dstempcr Hide Bound, Loss OF Appetite In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, inflammation of the Eyes
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism Commonly
called stiff compain) which proves to many va,i-
able horses IN this country II is also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate so many
fatal diseases,
These remedies iure, and al4oys Cure if the G-
rectons followed
For further partlc ulars and multitude cS Cerfcnt:S OF
remarkable Cures, get ParPhiets of agents.
w. B. SLOAN.
Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago, M.
For Sale at al the Drug Stores in this city.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10
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OF ALI. KINDS.
Sugars, Tcas, Coffee, spices, salt, TIOlas-
SEES, Candles.

SHsdIN, RttS, NV1IIV' NPtVVHs StfIs' .'1UI"s-
SEES, Candles,
And everything that be called for in that line, which
they cGn and i, sell ch"apy be obtained in this
OF any other market of Wisconsin.
A1SO-Cordiais of all kinds for the SICK, and cool
ing drinks for the nell.
FLOUR of the best brands always on hand.
The Subscribers thankful past fvOrs. intend
attention To their business, and by fair and honorable
ing To merit the patronage of the public
3 Store first Door South of the Durkce Block.
ERICKSON & TORREY
JOHN ERICKsOS,
X. :. ToRREY.
Kcnusha, July 20, 1852 ;