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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18

90 At the present time Of writing, we have
heard neither confirmation or denial of the report
cd death of WIN. r. KING. 1t appears to be &C.
morally discredited. The democratic electoral col
leges seem to hare voted for him.
The electors of this state met at Madison on
Wednesday of last week, and chose PHILo WHITE
of Racine, President. The Col. delivered i'm
pressive eulogy on the life and services of King
and offered series of resolutions expressive of the
admiration and regret OF that body, which were
adopted. The electors then concluded they would
make inquiry into the matter, which they did, and
getting no evidence that King was dead, proceeded
TO cast their votes for Pierce and King. SATTER-
LEE CLARK was chosen the Messenger to convey
the vote to Washington.
P. S. Late Washington intelligence says Mr..
King is in his seat and in good health.
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LAKE SHORE RAIL ROAD.

g EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Engin-
- Office in Milwaukee, until Monday, the Goth day
Of December for delivering such points may be desg
mated song the line of the Lake Shore Rail Road between
Milwaukee and the State Line 100000 White Oak Ties
feet long, inches thick and from inches face. Also
for 90o0 feet White Oak Piles in lengths from 20 30 feet
and for 900 feet ofsquare White oak Timber in lengths
from 20 10 30 feet, 10 by IL inches square.
Proposals to be addressed 10 T. NJ. NIvES, Milwaukee,
and Endorsed Proposals for Ties. Piles or Tmber>."
Such further Information be desired, viii be given
by MIR NvrS, by c. r. Akron Esq, Chief Engineer OF
the Company. WRIGHT. MALLERY & Co.
Milwaukee, Nov. e, 1852. 40 Contractors.
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CHANCERY SALE.

KENoSHA COUNTY CIRCuIT-IN CHANCERY.
Charles H. Comstock, 1929
David Elles.
DY Virtne of final decree Of sale made by the Court
Id in the above entitled The Eighth day Of No
vember A. d. 1852 term of said Court shall expose
for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder at the Court House
the City OF kenoSha on the Eighth das Of January, A. D.
1885, between the hours of and three O'Clock in the
ernoon OF said day. all the following real estate,
The East half ofhe South West quarter OF Section number
tweHtynine 20, Township No. Il North OF Range
twenty East containing Eighty less lying and
being in the county of kenosha and State of Wisconsin
Dated ST kenoshs, November 20th, l552
NATHAN r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Z. w. EVANS, CompF1's. Sol. 7-2o
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SHErsEFF'S SALE.

EDY Virtue Of writ of Fier Facias issued out Of and
under the seal Of the Circuit Count for the county of
kCnOsha in the State of Wisconsin, directed and de-
lrercd, against the goods and chHttlcs lands and cne
mcns Of William T. WHtleS have levied upon and shall
offer sale The highest bidder he-eUr, the law di
reefs the Court House ia the City of kenoshn in said
County of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin, Saturday
the eIh day of December A. D. 1882 at O'Clock in the a
tcrnoUn of that day. all the right title and interest which
said William =. Wnttlcs the third day of May, A. D.
Of land situated in said county of kenosha, viz: lot
the side of Old Chicago Road, commencing nine hun
dred and 997 feet south of the southeast corner Of
lot seventeen III; thence west eight III rods; thence
south three 3 rods thence east eight q rods thence
north three - rods to place of beginning lying and being
the southeast quarter OF Section six 6 Town one
number of range twentyhree % east and i'll the Third
Ward of the City of Ken osha Aso lots three 81 four
five s. and six 81 in block fOriy-seyen ~ IN southeast
quarter of section thrty-One 3 town two ~, north of
range twenty 3 east and in the Third Ward of the
City of Kenusha AlsDAl those certain pieces, parce Is
lots OF land lying and being the Town of Pleasant Pra
in the county Of kenosha and State of isconsin, and
described follows 10 wit All that part Of the northwest
quarter OF section number fifteen Isl in township number
one north range twenty-five % east, lying and being
Othc Milwaukee road, and containing hundred and
twenty-five and "a l60ths less Alsohe south
half OF the southeast quarter of section number ten O in
the town and range. Also the south half ofthe south
quarter OF section number eleven III in
ship and above written. Also all that part Of the
north half OF the southwest quarter of section number
0, township and above lying east of the
Milwaukee Road comm encing the centre thereof sup
posed to cOnuln forty 40 acres Also, the north half OF
the southeast quarter of section number ten 0
and range above Also the north half of the south west
quarter Of section number eleven III township and
above. Also the south half Ofthe sOuthW
of Section number eleven { II in same nship and
range above written.
Dated kenoahs, November Sd, A. D. 1859.
726 N II. ALLEN, Sheriff.
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or the kenoshd County Agricultural Socie,
" came off at Buttons, Monday, Dec g. The
following officers were duly elected for the com
ing year:
LEONARD CROKER, Somers, Prcs't.
i.EyI GEAsr, Bristol, Y President,
G. l. PEAsr, Salem, = - ''1'"'''
sir ty.e. " ToesIss, Kenosha, Treasurer
"a J. Brdnie, P. Prairie, Recording Sec
z. 3. aE<Spd, kenesla, Corresponding Sec.
Five sam ~ Of Wheat and Barley were pre-
scented for IN The first premium on
Wheat and Ban vas awarded to Samuel E.
Tarbell, Of Bristol
Communications were read from the S-crcta-
~ Of the State Agricultural Society, presenting
books to the Library of this Society, and also no.
tHHug Contention 10 be held at Madison, JAN
gary 10, to get up an organized effort for the AZ
vsncement of Agricultural interests in this State
The following persons were chosen delegates
to represent this Society in said Convention, with
power to substitute, in case they cannot attend,
viz Hon. s. r. Mcclellan, of Wheatand,
aud Hon C. Latham Sholcs, of Kenosha.
On motion of Levi Grant, 1t was voted TO hold
ErAe next Annual Fair of this Society at the City
,pf Kenoshs. 4 committee of three was chosen
~ confer with committee from kenoshs on this
! mbject and report at next meeting. Committee
= IS. R. Mcclellan, Henry Johnson and T. j.
Rsnd.
The Constitution of this Society was amend
I'D as follows: All uersons becoming members
fOf this Society shall be considered Perman' Mt
members, and liable to pay to the Treasurer one
dollar per snnum. Any member may withdraw
from the Society at the end of three years by CIV
3ng three months notice the Treasurer.
After very pleasant interview, the Society
adjourned 10 meet ST Buttons Tavern, Paris, on
fhe first Monday in June next
II. ]. RAND,
Corresponding Secretary.
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Credit,
.nst thcm OF Sl4.229 49

Leaving balance against them of sl4,229 40
To meet which they have levied a tax of sI6.-
sss IS. This is the way to do it. There is no
reason why q county should not pay as they 60
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY

va e. ID. l.. \ OFT respectfully informs Ladies' and
We and Gentlemen thai he intends open the alb w
academy instruction fashionable Dancing Ladies'
Misses and Masters. Mr.. Scott will open it if he can get
enough. Thu,e ish become sChol-
their 81 Sir. ". H. Scouts Furniture.
Store. MI Scott wi pay ihc s:rictesi the de-
pertinent his choars and spare cxertiun 10 npar an
y giacel carriagc. Fer particulars apply TO
Mr.. H. h. Scott.
kenasAa, Nov %, 1855
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SrRAY. Came into the enclosure of the Subscriber,
- the LIST of November, heller Cali, all white but
the which red. Tie is requested prove
property, ply charges and take b er away.
JOHN RaTEGAN.
Pleasant F.sids, Nov. 81, 1859, ~
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
An ACRES Of unmproye ed land situated 3[ miles
SH southwesto Of kenoshu. Twelve Of is Arst
rate Timber. Also,
A FARM
OF S0 acres within mile Of the city Of Kcnosha. Said
Farm all fenced in convenient lus has upon n small
Orchard which has commenced bearing and SO OF
excellent meadow land with other cOnyecnces Ii is one
OF the best Stock Farms in the Country.
Apply on the premises. IL
J.. ROWLAND.
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SHE RIFFS SALE.

BY Virtue of writ of Fier Facias issued out OF and
h1 under Inc seal OF the County Court, for the County
kenOsha Stale Of Wisconsin, to me directed and dcIiy-
cd against the goods and chacs lands tenemen of
Don iierrick have levied upon and shall for sale
70 me highest bidder as the law Directs the
IN the City of kenosha in said County kenOsha on sat
uIday the Fifteenth day Of january A ID. 1853 at One
ocock in the afternoon of said day u the right title and
interest which the said Don F. Irrick on The Both day of
March, A. ID. 1852 had Of and 10 the following niece or
porcel OF land situated in the Town Of Wheaand in said
County Of kenosha viz The North East quarter of Section
number thirtytree 1881 in Town No. One ri North of
Range No. Nineteen 1877 east
kenosha, November 80 1882
go ~ y AUJr-S cha~,r
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KENosHA CIRCUIT CoURr-IN CHANCERY

KENOsHA CIRCUIT COURT-IS CHANCERY.
Oliver S. Chapman Complainant Hollis Whitney, Sa-
rah d. Whitney, Timothy Higgins, William Strong, Junr.
Charles +. French, Ora Cutler and Daniel T. Young, de-
PENDANTS.
Before the Hon EdwardV. Wilton, Judge of the Circuit
Court for the County of kenosha in the State of Wisconsin,
in Chancery sitting at Chambers.
satisfactorily appearing process Of subpoena ap-
H pear and answer the 0ih day of August 1882,
duly issued out of this Court The above entitled cause and
made returnabe on the Tenth day September 1852 that
said subpoena has been returned not served by the Sheriff
Of said County of kenosha the defendants. Timothy
Higgins Charles F. French and Daniel I. Young; and il
frthcr appearing by the affidavit of Nathan r. Alien, that
each and OF said defendants nOnrcdens of the
State ot Wisconsin, therefore, motion of Strong Il Full
ler Solicitors for said Complainant is ordered that each
and Every the said defendants Timo!hy Higgins, Charles
T. French and Daniel T. Young, do appear In said
and file ier and each of their plea answer demurrer TO
the bill oi complaint died in said the tenth day Of
February 1853, default thereof the said bill of Com
plant be taken rs confessed BY each and every the said de-
PENDANTS, Timothy Higgins Charles f. French and Daniel
T. Young; and Is further ordered that the Complainant
cause this order 10 be published in public newspaper
printed and published in said county of Kcnoha for and
during six weeks success.vel least in each week,
and tht; the first publication he made within twenty day
from ihe date hereof
Dated 9Th November. 1879. 81
EDWARD V. WHIT N, Circut Judge
Strong & Fuller, Complts SolgS.
\ true copy from the original order on file. Attest
o. f. DANA, Clerk
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WNORTE MONEYS Of sill kinds A good article for sale
III at dec lstl KINGS BOOKSTORE.
INK Writing, Black, Blue Red Carmine and Indellible
Ill Ink, al sizes for sale al KINGS BOOKSTORE.
~ OLD PENS, OF all sizes, best quality in market,
NW for sale at ldec.ll KINGS BOOKSTORE.
KJoCKET DIARIES for 1853, for sale at
~ KINGS BOOKSTORE
CURTAIN PAPER.
WDLAIN, Grocns Blue and Figured for sale at
II KINGS BOOKSTORE,
ENSTRAYED. Taken up by the subscriber. a BAY year
IA linz horse COLT hiss small white spot ths forehesd
SAID Colt has been bout the premises the subscriber
number months past The owner requested 10 prove
properly psy charges snd take bin away.
K@ncshs, De. ath, less. tS Y. o. FEvvrT.
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RACINE COUxTY.-0ur neighbor, Racine, APP
pears to be following the good example set by this
county, and is determined to be out of debt Ac-
cOrding to a report of committee appointed by
The Board Of Supervisors at their recent session,
the amount of asccrtained Indebtedness is
Sl5 ga o.
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DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

SIGHT DRAFTS on New York for sale at the Chieag
- rates. Ii. B. TOWSLEE.
March 2s, 1851. 81
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CITY TAX ROLL.

TEVHE Tax Payers Of this City hereby notified that the
Ill City Tax Roll is in my possession and those M
wish to pay their Taxes will find me at the City Hall
purpose, until the last day December next And e.
ihcr give notice that on the second Mon" ~ NJ Jer w..
next will sell all The fots and lands on SAID Tax on ,
which the Taxes remain unpaid to satisfy M res c
and other liabilities which shap legally a Ae9' oosAs
DAM; NJ. CLARKsQS, CITY Treasurer.
Kenosha Nov 9th, lSJ2 - ' ''''S"is 81,
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STRAY COLT. Taken up by the subscriber, about the
- First OF Nov sorrell Colt supposed be years
years old last Spring has white in the face and
the two hind feet are white. The owner is requested
prove property, pay charges and take II away.
HIRAM LEACH
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. G, 1852. 4-2l
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WOOD WANTED

NRTE will take wood nor If get it, Of all those
w who have agreed 10 pay their subscriptions in that
article. Those who want the Telegraph, have 1t by
bringing the Wood In advance.
c. CLEMENT
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ANNALS FOR 1853.

nDD FELLOWS OFFERING;
W The Lilly;
Forge NieNat;
star Of Beth chem:
Gifio Affection Gin Of Love;
Winter Green; Dew Drop: Sacred Tableux;
Friend hips pfrring; Crystal fount;
Gem ofthe &c, &c, for sals at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
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HORSE FOR SALE.

a GOOD HORSE, for Family or Farm use, con be ob-
IN tanned accommodating terms. Enquire this Of
ice. Nov. 9, 1852.
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CO The following is the aggregate vote of
Wisconsin, official, on the Presidential candidates.
We will give the vote by counties, should we ev-
get it.
Pierce. Scott Hale
Cothrnn 1868 IT II Orton - go KilboTn $50
Sat. Clark 1852 Schultz, 23,2ll W Chase 1922
J. White 1868 II Iuue 2a,2l9 G l. Shplcs s,Si2
u BFsEh S.h3l & BrAskcn 21,2I0 ; blessings S,-lS
Binghurs 33,63l LSVanOrd'n22,O l6 u Spauldg 925
Tax Receipts.
b. Town Treasures can obtain blanks for receipts
by calling at this office.
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New York Evening Post.

a CLUB for the above paper is TO be made up immed
"A ately. Persons wishing dollar per ycar-pos
age ii ct-can obtain it by paying subscrp price to
Nov. II, 1852 J. BOND
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E(bSVs

FE1lE individual who found Golden LoCket on Thanks
N g;rIHg day containing the Ikrncsscs of three persons
Will be literally rewarded AID thanks OF the
owner by leaving ii at this Office
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kS TRAYED Came into the enclosure the Subscriber
- Nov. "a three Calves, described follows. One red
steer, with white face aud stripe The back Two Hell
frS, with white face The owners are request
ed topove property pay charges and take the same away
JUSTIN WEED
SoUers, Dec. ID 1854. sI-9s
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDEDs

Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ Maurceau l29 Liberty ST..
n Y the title page aud the entry Clerks Office
the back the title corresponds herein and buy only
orespectable honorable dealers send by mail and ad
d.ess 10 DR.. A NJ. Mauriceau.
Full title page with contents, together with few pages
treating Of important subjects every married female VIII
be sent free OF charge any enclosing letter stamp
PREPAID letter addressed as herein.
IRON receipt OF Fifty Cents, Tor One
Dollar the fine Edition extra binCilng,)
ssTHE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" is sent (rnajlsh
free to any part of the United States. All
letters III ust he postpaid. and addressed to
DIR. A. Nj. MAURICEiU, Box 1924, New
York city. Publishing Office, No. l29 Liberty
Street. New York.
For SALE AT KISGs BooE STORE, KENosHA; w. c
Fountain, WATERFOWL; l.. Laing, ShetoygEn; r. ID. Pal
ferd, Mineral Point, Wis.
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Annual Meeting Kcnosha County Agri-
cultural Society.

XXTfIL come off al buttons Tavern, Paris on Monday,
Wv December 6, 1882 Mt 10 A. NJ.
BuneSsChoice of officers for ensuing ysar awards of
Premiums on Crops, &c, &c. Per order,
T. J. RAND, Secretary.
Kcnosha, Nov Il. 1852. 1874
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RLACKSM/THNG.

TWVHE undersigned wishes inform his friends and the
public large that he has taken the well known stand,
IN the ofWghimans Wagon Shop. where ha intends
carrying the business Of Backsming branehs
~ HorsesaoiRg attended 10 with extra care THEE
wanting anything his line, will find for their ne e., 20
give him call. Charges moderate
Sept. p. IS52 JOHN ST.0TIIYTE.
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VERY nice srticle Of two kinds, made from Rice
IN the other from Corn and Wheat for Puddines &C
Gail and TT il at GoTTFkEDSONS.
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Sheep for Sale.

10 ~ iDt ''d' 4 20; o. Gne wooeg p,ets eoy .,rs
Wn,l ,,1vcr, axe this mcihod of sceuatutinp the
of d. ga - Others Of this vicinity OF The fact, psyt
no.. ad eks gre half blood Freuch and Spsnish Mey-
7' H'" ere brought from Vermont here.
somer, October 10th, 1853 II
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CH4NCERY SAFE

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-lN CHANCERY.
Fanny Grdlcy and Albert G. Grdcy Admx and Admir- of
ms estate IF 2 2 fa1nv e ch, ard Julia BSen
john bi,vr s,a,uei Hale, Seth p Hail. Henry Parmeec
Patrick Lynch, Stewart G. Marsh Alexander Frear,
Samuel Parsons, Danord n. Barney, and tldridge c.
MerriGk.
HO Court for the County of kenosn Stne Wi.cons sin,
made and entered IN certain pending therein.
Chancey side thereof in the term OF November A. 1859
wherein Fanny Grldcy and Albert G. Grdey adminsra
trix and administrator OF the estate Of Orrn triey
ceHScd COMPLIMENTS and Girls III. Bullen, Nrry
Buen William -. RuIe, and Julia F. Rulen heirs of
William Bucu, deceased Julia II. Bennett. John Buller,
Samuel HIDE Seth T. Hall, Henry Pnrmeiee Patrick Lynch,
Stewart G. AiarSh Alexander trear S"muel Parsons,
bearing date be Sh dy November. A. IS52-l shall
sell at pubic auction the hi2hrst bidder the door of
the Court o;I-e in he city "f Hep hg in said County.
Saturday the 18th day %! December, \. IS52 between
the hours Of urC ard wClyc in IL" frtro0n uf that day
the following described real estate {" wi"t those Ger
tain pieces parcels, or IT, % lind uar in he County of
kenosha formerly county % Racine and state of Wiscon
sin and particularly known end described follows,
vz:The Northeast quarter If the Noth-wcst quarter of
section No. nineteen G9). in township No North of
Range Ne twenty 2O East, containing forty 90 Of
land.Nis", the West half of the Northeast quarter
section No twcnyfnur GA in township No one ~ North
range NJ. nineteen (9) East, containing eighty go
of and-Aso. the Southwest quarter of section NJ
twenty t20. in township No. one i). North of range No
60 East containing hundred and sixty IGO)
al quarter of section No. nineteen (l9l in township No
,Sorih OF range No. twenty 20 East lies the West
side of Fox River, aiming sxione of IaudAlso
eighty $500 80 $4,000 OF land from of the South
side fhe Northeast fractional quarter Of section No
49,, in township No. d. North of Range No.
twenty 20 East-And also, the South the South
orh df range No. twenty-five C22l East, contain
ing eighty 1901 acres of land Dated kenosha, November
l0th, A. ID. 1852.
GEORGE L. LEE Commissioner.
o. 6. Ugtr, Cnmpt's Sol 727
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sECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

Ey becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the want
q" when mas caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
view oil such consequences, wife mother excu.
itr u she neglect 10 avail herself Of that knowledge 10
slect TO hee which would spare htT much suffering be
e means OF happiness and prosperity her husband and
soasI upon her children that above all prcsheahy
q little work entitled = ~
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CHILL FEVER.

c.I1LLa sTorrED IL FEW MISUTEs-PAIE RELIEVED ~
STAATIY.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm in all cases Of
Chils and Fever II breaks the chis warns
up and nyigoaies with health and strength every organ
and secretion Of the system.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS,
Whenever you feel pain, apply RRdwGys Ready Relief
il is TO relieve you few minutes. you have pans
in the stomach, ncslincs, in the Liver, Kidneys, Bowo
Joints, Bones Radways Ready Relief taken either
nsy or applied externally viii tn few minutes stop pain
and quickly remove its cGlse.
Price 25 and 5U Gents per Bottle.
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KENosgA CoUNTy-rowN OF SALEM, S..

KENoSgA COCNTY-TOWN OF SALEM, S.
IN Justices Court.
To JAMES Horizon You hereby notified that a writ
of Attachment has been sSed against and your prop
erty attached to satisfy TIE eemaEd Abraham Woev err
amounting Twenty Three Dollars and interest from the
Tenth day of April lSS2 Now shall appear be-
fore Simon A. Ddama. Justice Of the for said
County, at his office in said Town. the Eighth day of
January 1882 at O'clock in she afternoons Judgment
will be rendered agsins you and your property sold 20 pay
the debt.
ABRAHAM WOOLEVER, Plsinth
Dated this 9th day of December 1889. 3-27
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4 CHANCE.

TWNHERE Three Healthy Boys, ranging nom ten
fourteen, In the Kenosha City Poor House, whom
the authorities disposed to bind out il suitable opporu-
mites offer. Application may be made to
c. c. SHOLES, Mayor.
Dec. s, lisa Is
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Railways Rendy Relief will stop the and eXcrucia
ting pains of Rheumatism almost instantly Persons
living in this city who, for months, confined their
beds by Rheumatic pains, whoscbonas unsound from
topt whose joints distorted with painful swcIngs
that relieved from paint Is minutes BY the Of
Railways Ready Relief This TRUTH and thousands in the
city of New York and hundreds othousand4n the United
States, for the truth Of this nsseronwe need
Certificates Of Cureswe publish long list of
prove the efficacy OF Rndwas teody Relief citizens
OF every town in tho non for the last four years,
L.rr, .ltrIil ,lnI,.a 1ltn.
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Something New under the Sun.

TWNE Subscriber wishes call the attention of all
III esed in Scientific improvements, .othe admirable
EXCELSIOR dashboard,
which, by universal consent upass every thing othe kind
which has been offered tu the public.
Always aversc 10 wind power for any purpose he only
asks that his
Ci-culaU Crimped Zinc Wash Board,
may have faitria and he will hazard their reputation
gainst anyhngin the shape ola the world
vet produced.
Country Merchants, and Traders suppl
ed on short notice and terms BY calling his
Shop 60 rods south of the Plank Road, the Telegraph
Road, and Of Hale Towsees Iron Store, on Main Street
as well ss Of other pieces in the city.
.~eF- LESTER BUTLER.
Kenoshs, Oct IS, 81. II