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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

sHERNAN'S PUCKEr Spirit LEtEL AND PLJxB
A7TAtILBENI 10 sQtiAE
slNHIS Level may be used in connection with
i steel or other lrne square as l.evehng
ani Plumbing In>trunent. the base line beng
the level or horizontal Iine--lhe upright edge
of the square being the plumb or perpendicu-
lar line.
This compact aud accurate instrument is
adapted to every and any use thai the common
form of Level is serviceable in, and is far su-
perior in regard 10 accuraIeness. compaciness
and durahliiy tn any other in use, and IS kss
than hflf tie price. II may he detached from
the square and used separately aS a level or
carried in The pocket, not taxing up more room
than a common p cket knife. thereby obviatlng
the necessity OF fcarryiug about the cumbersome
article BOW in use The Bubbles used in these
instruments are warranted not 10 evaporaie or
burst from exposure L. sudden change of at
mrsphere $50 often the case with the article
now in the markeD being made in the most
perfect manner. and filled with alcohol full 95
proof. In offering this article to the public the
inventor feels confident that in the hands Of
every mechanic this tool will speak for itself; {;
yet for the purpose of showing the trade in
what estimation the instrument is held by those
who have tested its merits. by putting il
into practical use. he would respectfully call
'"eH dte"uon " the accompanying cerili-
icate. given by some Of the most scientific
mechanics in the United States:
We. tho undersigned. having tested ">hermans newly
invented >Pii l''r and fium. .ttschm ut 10 >qnare
consider It mu oier eci AMI al nsrru-
ment oi Ike kind and regards duraiii'v
arnc-s and ui;.ty, aud ch erft, mend the
much preferable o. t.e artiri. rYes.rt in uss
sECoR UADEllIi.L I"n Work. Dry Dock.
WH 4 VI mt oSE, "a Ch'rf ailairc Nu,kS.
WOOD wkST ISL south street.
JOSi PH CROFT Sachinist.
: StakftSTER- hi"f If Secor CndeIiirs Works.
ABNFr MILLS Macbnist Dry Dock.
LODNEY l.. LUSAK, Bui der.
SAMUEL RpYD.
6. DARDINER, Carpenter Machine Pattern Maker.
Gs Fo1 sale WhoI.snie End :. al Ly
A. CUMMINGS, Lewisburg.
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KEYS ONE MAyHlfsE M0akS,
Is and 20 Ncrth Fourth : trar' ti'rrSs{pr.}
HICkUk g. DUCk,

Ham, fac;rrxrs Of STATIONARY SzEIE ENGiiE'
of 5 Ia ICy H0'se itTer.
4 Nd every description o N'rhiTi'is o"is
N such a. Lsshe,. phssrs ard "rfrs1' h il's
Saw Mand, Iils Mil Screws &c made I" order.
Particular attention given TO Cutung 6eefs--
irch To 3 feet in diimeter--larse and snail
Screws. Tap &c.
Gsre,sI NJ chine Work done promptly AID m
The bet mthu.S
F.u p.rS,u- ar leriny IRON u, we VII max
acru,a,s caruiaiion- at the strength power al"
speed ot every variety Of mach'"'rs a"d make
k,rc ,iv.u ing of the ." the most perfect
manner Our Shop and Naeh'n are NEW. j..
,,,,d telling confident ,hs, we ca render r.'seo'
satisfaction We respect ul!s r'qus-t our iriend-
arsi The public to give c,'i
Dec 1851 HtCkon n DOCA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

e.. BAKER, No 8 Hsrm"nv St'eet-
1Is opposite the Exchange. PhiiadeIphia-
ofI,fs 10 the pubic superior article oi Plain
Parcy and Lersl Enve1Opes with 9 card
sing he United Stat postagp STAMP. and contain
ing the and place If business OF individuals and
firms, neatly printed on the corner To companies or
private ndiyiua having extensive >pODdsnce
this will prove Of advan obyating
the esy AID uncertainty ineds mt TO the Supplying Of
the Putace STAMPS - u- S.r-Tis.r viii cuar.nt-e the
tim app.ir, by linn main I-fmanrDtly TIL. benefit
hsvnl adv. .rtsen-u ut surrounding the stamp will
b, aplart mt To every iu-iness man.
The paper from which tbes Envelopes are manufac.
ured superior quriity heinr ename,' led ehment
Of n smooth oshed surface, and water proof with but
little ADDITIONAL expense.
Samples hay he at the office, where all orders
will be r, mp;!y led to. The above arrangement
having cPyJ tshG these envelopes can only b, oh
tanned Of the advertiser his authorized agents am
manufacturing the Aic>'ti'fng Enrefoie much
u.ed ali business and the utility Of which ap
par,nt to every indis dual who has used them These
envelopes be furni.hrd in large small Quantities
June, 1861 4-S
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iron.
No. I Engfi, b Iron and

No. Engfi,h b IRON and
No. Center ounty I on, olEsred fov sale
Tyre. a. cents PR H. Band and Hoop fron per ID.
Oval 81 do Hors- shos Bars do
4 Oval sN do Nail Rods ~ do
Tor SIS per tou for aasortment Of d6ereut kinds
Spring Steel per IL Country ss.sl ek per lb.
''sll At my blacksmith shop on North Third
.rreet. A. AMMONS.
Lew ~isbura. Sept. ". 1881
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StOUeS.

H'HE subscribers offer The public. AT their
i new Brick Foundry. The following new
al d valuable Stoves:
ir'n Witch Air-Tieh, Cooking Stoves, with
a Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air ighI Psrior Stove, for Wood
. sises
Coal Burner for Psrlors-i size, IL inch {, /.
inder.
Louis Air.Tiehi Cas-, Iron Parlor S,ove-9
sizes.
Shield Alright Parior Stove for Wood-3
sizes.
Egg Stovs-the very best in use for Stores,
Offices. Bsrrooms, and shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air Tight Cook Stove
The Complete Cook . sizes.
Also. all kinds OF Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs--Castines &c. &c.
CHRIST Il FRICK.
Lewisburg. Dec. l2. le49
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HARRISBURG BOOK B1NDERY.

HARRISBURG BOOK BINDERY.
p L. RCT7ER d CO., succ.ssogx 10 W o. Hclok, Hceok
d. F,;.ti~e, md Hicsok d RDreR,
DOOK B!NDERS. S,a,ioners. and Blank
ID Book Manufacturers. HARRIssURe. Pa.
The subserhrrs respectfully inform their friends and
pnbie that they carrying the above bus
ut the Old STAND occupied by lickok Barrett
The fla TER ;hemse that by careful att nton to bus
ness. hey VI. and receive a continuance OF the
pal r, un.:f b r.'lv enjo, 4 BY the old firms.
Particular attention will re pad to the Ruling and
Binding every dcy ptioa OF SLANh BOOKS, for Banks,
Couuty Offices 'rchats, and Private indiviuas and
very yarief, ul irsf bound Blank LOOKS, Music,
NV .apers &c. bound in any style required
In addi,in TO the above they have and viii at al times
keep general tmcn OF STATIONERY. consisting
Letter. Cap. Drawing. Transfr Copying, ami Blortine
paper: Wafer. ArnOlds Writing Fluid, Lead Pencils
Black Ink Blue Ink. seaing Wax. Copying Ink States
and Pencils Lettr stamps, Iniia Rubber Waters, Red
Ta,e. Flank Boa-,s, Folders, Eras-is, &c.
10 Paper ru d To pattern, and all work warranted
done very chsaply. J.. L. HCTTEi CO.
May Il, ts5s-Iy.
q Books and Pamphlets to be hound may be
left with Editor OF the LewIsburg Chronicle
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.. Fruit an1
S O r N AN e NTAt
x Trees,

he subscriber offers h.r sal.
.ssof'"en' OF choice Frun Trees-.uch :.
Apple trees, Ito IL fee' high, 40 v,r,e,s.
MI "a''"n'.e Renuine-Peach trees. ~
varieties; T"rarian Cherry, N~crp,n,
frone and Pear trees. Together with ..os
g or varieties OF Grape Vine. of m. h..,
nnti,ea and exotic varieties. Orn.m.n,.I
'rees, such as 'he FauIonia. Linden. Gc.
N. b. Persons wishing to proeure .
qoan'uy OF the Frun trees, are requested To-
make Immediate application to 'h- su, scri.
oer' 10 order to procure the varieties apI
size wanted. ER N(ITy
Lewisbcrs. March 4, 1854
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MEDICAL REFORM
nR. IL. HARRIS would anuounc

nR. ii. IL. HARRIS would announer to
~ the ci'Iz,n- OF Les i-bure and vicinity that
he has removed into N"rh Third street IN the
house iorneri, occupied b, Cap, Paul. sb"ve the
t;r,uan Reformed Church. Thankful. / the
inr,al ,a'ronsge hitherto received, he continues
10 cger his professional services TO all "ho may
desIi~ them.
He practices medicine IN acc'rtance WIN 'he
most n, proved svstsms Of Medical Rs'orm-sises
40 { aInn-l or Mercury ia auv iorm-sni hop :
tn prove himself worthy o the confidence vi h.
community.
ii. keeps on hand fnr sale, an extensive
variety Of Thon,sonian and otter Vegetable
Nen,cine-. Tor the Use o! such customers may
desire Them.
He is also prera'cd TO rlran and extract Teeth
Leai>bure, AprJ 7. $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
University at Lewisburg,
UNION CO. PA.

TI'HE College .ear commences on the Sd
Thursday in October next.
The In>,ru'ion is modelled on the new plan
adopted in Brown. Harvard ard other Univer-
sites: thus opening the advantages of the
higher studies, in whole or in part, as the stu
dent may elect.
Pre>catuum Der ofstrden,s 1877. Tuition $50.
Board from ) 50 10 $500 per week.
The AcaDxNIc DEPAwrMk>r has three ms
rructor>. and fits young men for College or for
business Tuition 500.
For further partcn apply to Rev. How
ARD M.Lc"x, President If the University
LewIsburg, Sept 10, 1852 [6m5d]
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Valuable Property
MATE G

| ~ - y ~ l.
! WILL. he sold a, Private Sale The follow in .
w valuable and desirable properties anc
huiid,ns lots situated iu the ioro' OF LeaiShurg
Union Co, Pa, belonsinf to the estate Of IsAs.
ELLA BLACK. d-c'd:
No. l. ih. toll ioi Of ground ituated on the
corner Of Cherry slIey. fronting Water ~
street whrroon is cte,i TIA. well known @rA
and iong e>tabiishe tgu story frgme Tavern ssssEH
=. use 81. front by 81 feet :n depth. ssssM MZS
~Eh Ii, hen attarhed, also new Frame
stable. q u uy i,t.;. with Carrirge House.
al IN u feet xtta,tird a Wood Hous and other out
buitIiues-a fi.n. We'd Of Water. about 80 fa.
young rui; Trees. &c, dc.
No p lot on The co ner oi Cherry Alley
"A onting Water STREET West 81 feet and "a,
s4 cunning TO low water mark on the susaue i"";;s
49, .hauns River. wht reon Is err ct.d two Two
Story Ds-Iug u ,us.s
No 3 a Ia, fronting on Wa'-r Street. " esi
81 feet and running 10. water mark in the susque
banpa River.
No 4. a lot fronting on Water Street wes'
IL feet. and running low water mark in the Susque
No 3 a building io' fronting "n Water Street.
-s-t esls fct nv d.,th Is feet public alley,
joining rrol. rty Thos. Neshit.
Ne & tp-iraIle building loi, 664 bv iH
depth. to public alley, of Second aud St John
street.
No Z lot same size fronting on Second
street. adjoining No o.
street sdioininE MOI
ct. adjoining No. s.
The above mentioned building lots will be old
together cr separately to suit purchasers.
Apply 10 JOHN NORTON.
L.wisbusg, March 10. 1852 6ms5
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10OO Ss J inch ! inch. 7-s inch. inch,
lOOO II inch, y inch square and 3 8 by
!, / by ! Saudsrson's best CAST STEEL just
esed tv D. 0. KREMER & 90
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G:s ssoIUfni61
Cut thi. out and pressrse t.)
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

1 w IN CS, LlSkCOAS, NC.
HAVING adopted the Cash principle in my
I'LL business. by WHICH I avoid the annual list
of bad debts aud the expense attending the co!>
iro,,oo of old accounts, a'n ao~ .ma1'ed 1" s1'l
anJ uiH sell at prices tina, will SAVE 10 my Gus
toners at les-' IS PKR CT. on their purchases al
| H.. same tine I carranf erery article TO be pure
as repre-. .nted and SUPERIOR for tile price.
Orders filled in orisinai packages as imported
# "a. 20. 81, 40. rs AMI 1870 gallons each.
Frsndies If every description, at 81 90 90
Old Holland nd SbieGam Tin, IS 2 90
Jamgica Rum Of different ages, IS so
Irish and Scotch Whiskey. 25 30
London Brown Stout and Scotch Ale, 81 %
Old Madeira. sherry. aud Port Wines, IS ZOO
Ciarrt Of every grade in cases, IS 10 90
do do casks, - 90 10 90
Champagne OF every quality, 90 10 90
With Trneriffr, Sicily, Lisbon, and Malaga
Wine IN Or casks. Also imp"ned Liqueurs-
ia acoa. Ma'nschno, Arak. Cherry Brandy,
kirschwaer. &c.
Old Monongahels and Bourbon Whisksy from
| L" 10 year- old.
Every cask carefully exan,ined before ship.
ping. Goods shipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed in double casks. if desired, 10
prevent tapping
A. Il. MIALLA, Importer and Dealer.
3m4s5 80 Walnut Street, Philad
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

1 L. HATFIELD. has on hand . large
n. and .psna,L assortment OF " ATcHEs.
SiLvKnwARk and JxwELRr, jus, received from
the hest importing and Manufacturing Houses
in PhiladeIphia and New York. and consequent
iy mucn lover than if purchased from those Re-
iaiIers who pretend to he Wholesalers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

Map Of the State Of California.
nREGoN. ETAH. NEW MEXICO. and
~ TEXAS, printed hy 8. Aus's Mitchell in
ls46. and panied to correspond with the boun.
dariss Fixed BY Congress in ls50-fos sails q, the
ChToAiels oiiee. Prize 70 etc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

WIZARDS Pa,rn Gan. Plow a >npe-
w rior article, for >alr ~ the Lewi>hurg
Foundry by C;eddes & Mash.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

Ter the L-wj>burs Chronicle.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

CoNrRIurrIos CHEMISTRY HEALING ART.
Tho fact that 8gcrs Cherry PertoraI is chemical dscovc
may explain why the distinguished Professors Of that
Science, SlimaI, Hitchcock, Webster and Cleveland
given thar certificates in its favor. None could better
ig- than these eminent flcn, and tn, ir names
would be sufficient guarantee of lis value, if experience
had already proven 20 the public that i is
occIs remedies for affections of the throut and
lungs ever bef0Ic them Scientific Review.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

YnroErAE7 D7sPEPTICs.-Dr. J. =. Houghton's
9EPSIN Ths Tras DigsStirs E7ud GGEtrio Juie pre-
pared from REkSEr, or the FOURTH STOMACH OF
THE OK after directions OF Baron Lcbig great Physi-
Sical ChctrsI by J. = Houghton, NJ D., Philadelphia
This truly sndcrfu remedy for lndgostion D5spep-
EH, JaundIcc Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility
curing afl5r Natures method, by Natures own agent
tho Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing scientific evi-
dsnso offs Tauc, furnished by agents gratis 5cenotce
An Jna the me 8l ad erIisoments
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
CEENNCT,IRN SALE.

SKATE OF NISCONS!N-KFNOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-!N CHANCEliN.
Dsyd rlngsee james VI Burwc! ana Hannah Durwcu.
xBY NrIue npl "a pursuance Of Decree OF the Circuit
, Court Tor The my If kenusa state u Wisconsin,
and suffered 6 certain pending therein,
ihe CHaucr sue !herroL In te Term yfMaN, \ ~. $50
herein DGy - FiuSrtv is com Tlant, M. Iauts NJ. Bur
vel and IEupAb Bury - GccaiAnf~ date the
Sh DAY g! MAY. :. u. ISL sa& sen public
HE highest bidder. the door n Tn House the
Cy Of krHosa said county, Saturday ihe 24h day of
LGy l. l~J9 between Tie hours of EiRe and twelve IN
the forenoon " that day Ihe following described real
tate 10 vii; "A Of the following described piece parcel
q" lot ~ land situate the town OF Brighton In the county
q ke9usha and state OF Wisconsin, viz: the West haIf
81 the North West qusrter OF Section Ne. fourteen Il
Sl~nship NJ. North Range eEsy 81 I.as,.
Containing eighty -" OF land according 70 tho Gov
eminent survey thereof"
Dated Keno sh0, June Isl, y y 1852 O.
NATHAN Il. ALLEN.
Sheriff of kcaosha Co.
Vr, ClrnlIs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
CITANCEHY SALE.
STATE OF WlScONSIN-kENOSIIA COUNTY CIR /
CUT COURT-lN CHANCERY.

STATE OF WlScONSlN-kENOSItA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-lN CHANCERY.
nayidPiasrce, RS. William A.and GerIrutc NJ
NIrue and in pursuance % Decree ef The Circuit
Court county Of hcnosha Of Wisconsin.
made aud entered certain pending therein
the 'hsncr side thereof IN the term Of May 4 D. le52.
wherein David Png9U complainant and William AHanj
Gelade All decnd2nt bearing date the 2uh day OF
haN A. D. I~31I shall sell 1T public action 70 the highest
Wiar she door ofhc Coart House in the city Of henoha,
10 sad county, saturday the 2lh DAY oJul: A. H. SJ2,
Na-u hc hours Of aui twelve IN the forenoon q
rAy the following described real estate 80 vii: All
a certain piece, parcel lot OF land lying and being 10
NJ town of Wh3aand, in the county Keno>hs, snd state
W onsia described a. being the south half uf The North
nHN quarter Of Section No. r21 township
- w. nth Of Range No nineteen I9 East, Contain
'hS ttSh'! 81 acres of land
Dated hCLosla. June Isl 1. u. l-j2 o.
NATHAN +. ALLEN,
SAcg!E u Aencsha Coucfy.
@ EE4r, Comprs sci.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
VALUABLE
School Library Books,
PUBLISHED
GEORGE Ell. DERBY s. CO.,

SEcRKTARYs OFFICE, DEPT. OF COMMON ScnooLsl
Albany, Dec 70 1851.
GENTtRMEx-I have examined the following list of
Books offered by you for sale. With them am ia
mllar The list contains selection of excellent books and
unexceptonabe in their character and proper be intro
duced into the Common School District Libraries cheer
fully recommend them 10 the Trustees School Districts
Very Respectfully yours,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN
MEssRs. G. II. DERBY & Co., Sec'y of state
Buffalo.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

FHyIE best and strongest certified medicine in the world
for the cure OF Dyspepsia in all lis forus-slIch head
ache, heartburn habua cosveness acdity of stomach,
loss OF appetite asthma, piles, ncpent consumption debl-
lily arising from proracted vers fever and agc exposure
to heat or cold old and diseases arising from imperfect
excellent remedy, and surpassed by any medicine in
for females suffering from uterine derng-
ncnt.
Among the and highly respectable certificates
refer 10 the following:
Prof. \. \. HAYES. NJ. D. State Assayer.
FlTIlIENII HOMER, Esq, Boston.
JAMES c. DUNN, ESD City Treasurer Boston.
Hon. MYRuN LAWRENCE, EX-Prcsidcnt Mass Senate
Hon. l.. II. ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode Island
now member of Congress.
Hon. WM WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Mch-
Hon.J. T. MoREHEAD formerly Governor of Kentucky,
now u. :. Senator.
Hon. SAMUEL 5. PHELPS, T. 8 Senator from Yer
mont.
Hon, WIN. UPnAM. do do do
Hon. SOLOMON FoOTE, member of Congress from VI.
Hon II. D. FOSTER, member of Congress from Penn.
Hon. NJ H. MARTINI Delegate i'll Congress from Wiscon-
Gen. A. c. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from Iowa.
r. p. STOWE Esq. Clerk in the House of Representa-
), G. G. TR0WBRUDGE. ESQ., Detroit, Michigan.
GEORGE W. JONES, Esq Surveyor General, Dubuque
JOSEPH HOME ESQ., No. 76 Wall street. New York.
Many other individuals, of the highest respcctabily can
be referred 10 who will confirm that has been said in f
DIR. GEO. Is. GREEN, Proprietor Windsor. VI.
CAUTION-Each bottle of the GENUINE OxyGExArrp
BIrTERs viii have the outside wrapper printed in English
French and Spanish, with the signature Of Geo b. Green
Proprietor, upon THREE SIDES and in addition finely en-
gaved label upon the top of the bottle with the signature of
REED, BATES d AUSTIN, who the sole General Agents
and to whom all orders must be addressed.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists No &c
Merchants Row. Boston, General Agents
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for So
For sale by eTARKWEATIIER & Co, Kenosha FW
DE BIER ARD & Co., Racine; RUFUS BROWN, NJ. d., I
Milwaukee and by Druggists generally throughout the L
nited States and Canada. As (
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SEEANCEIkY SALE.

CIIT C IRT-IN CIANCEAY.
Aonzo CamI bell loratio c. Train Maria Train and
John P,TrInc.
HpN Njruc and in pursuance u Decree II the Circuit
Court for She county ~ krnosha, of i-causir
made aud entered IN certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof in the Term OF May, 4. d. 1852
u herein Nouzo Campbell Is CamVlanan and Horatio C.
Tram, Maria Train, and John Pcrruo Defendants bear
ma dno the 2oih day of May 1852, shall sell at public
auction g. She highest bidder the door ~ the Court House
in She c ~ kcnosh in SAID county Saturday the 24h
day x July, \ u. lS52, between the hours of and
'"el' In hr forenoon " that day the following described
@ c'tat, 10 Wit All that certain piece, parcel, lot of
land lying and hctnS in the cty of kenosha, and
Wisconsin, and described follows viz Lot No five 80
IA R"ck No. eighty t7er 1911 the NArh-lnst quarter of
Section No. thirty -,ne USD in township No two ~ North
q" Range NJ twenty threc 3N East according to the Plat
and survey ~ the village of Southport now city Of Keno
shA record in the Office the Register Of Deeds the
county q Racine and STATE OF Wisconsin"
Dated kcnoshn, JuCc IsL \. H. le52. O.
NATHAN h. ALLEN, O.
ShcrjLof kcnoshS County.
.. & VRAr. C,-urlts Sol
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CaEANCEEsY SAFE.
ETATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT OURT-IN CIIANCEKY.
Herman IitcbrBnd,
nlMn NJ end GerImhn All \

William Ar aud Gcrdrude All !
EDY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit
ND Court for the County IF kenosha, state OF Is iSronsn
m1ic and entered IN certain pending therein The
Chanccry side thereof in the Term OF May, A. D. IrlI
wherein Herman ldehrIni is Complainant. and William
All and rruIr f are defendants, begring date the 2Olh
day 81 May, y D. lsJ2, shall sell public auction 10 the
highest bidder, ut the door OF the Court House in the city
knnbsh IN said county, Saturday the 24h day OF July
\ D. l~12 between The hours and twelve in he
forenoon of that day the following described real estate to
VII "A that certain piece parcel land. Wing and
being IN he town of Nheand, in The county kenosha
aud @ttcU Wisconsin, being he South half the North
West quarter Of Section sSeny sycn 27 in township
No two 90 North OF Range NO nineteen 10 cAst contain
lHg eighty $50 Rcrcs OF land
Dated RcHushg, Jane lst, !. ~, lSJ2. Ga
NATHAN L. ALLEN.
Sherifot kcnosha County.
.. 5. HEAD. Cumplt's. Sol.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
SPRING
NAl.GRI,lGlIy!r G. "a IlY'fIsn.RYo

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES'!
AuTSS. =. SCIgxFsNER has just returned from
Wa New York with extensive various rich, and ele
CANT assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
Whch she is Offering for sale at her Old Stand oppO
site the Park. Grateful for past fvors, she invites her
friends and the public call and examine hem and feels
confident that the conclusion will be, that for elegance of
style durability OF material and reasonableness in prices
her stock OF Goods cgua!S any 0tAer IN TIL Vest
Call and see. Materials ofeyery grade Ribbons from 5
cents 10 shings per yard; and Bonnets from Six Sh
ngs Six Dollars and upwards, each Don't be afraid to
take the walk After you inspected the Goods down
the City, and heard runOrS about the of fash
up and rest he by examining for yourselves
kenosha, May Sh, 1852 5-5l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
GREAT REMEDY!
G51lNM)AA -
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is 1Id, Safe Ihdromgh and The greatest Euerna Rene
~ used. composed Of JeSetahs Extracts and
possesses pccr unsqnaed tie Annals IF Medicine for tie
If faE.ta0ioYu Diseases
1t is universally knowledge 10 be inall5e remedy,
II every where il has been faithfully applied the
luman system. for promoting lnscnshc PerSpiraon and
Invaluable in all diseases of the flesh Obstinate Ulcers,
Old Sores Chbains, Sore Throat Burns, Cuts Ctaueous
Erupous Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases Of the Eve
Ague in the Face Rheumatic Palms. Coatrace Cords.
Pain in the Side Back and other parts Of the system Scad
Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles and every kind of
containing the least particle of lnflamnlaon are
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
RHEUMATISM.
Pains Relierea an Fire Minntes

Railways Rcndy Relief will stop the and excruca
ting pains of Rheumatism almost instantly, Pcrsons
living in THE city who for months, confined their
beds by Rheumatic pains, whose bones unsound from
top Ito toe, whose distorted with painful syengs
that were relieved from all pain in Is mncs by the OF
Railways Ready Relief This Is truth and thousands tho
city of New o, and hundreds tho ntpd
States, for the truth Of this aser,owc need
certificates Of Cureswc publish long list Of
prove the efficacy of Roadway Beudy Relief tho citizens
of almost every in the Union for the last four years.
have tested il themselves.