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ULUJ iWH n e EC ne.
Building. Materials.
KIM A. g. II 1k a ~.

NST GUILD call the attention OF the trade to their
w extensive assortment OF Building Materials,
consisting Ut
LuDJor Shing'es, and Lah. Square 7imber
&c. ofall varieties; together with Dressed Floor.
ing. Siding, Ceiling, 0pi Finishing Lumber.
ALSO-A large stock olGiass and Naif Of the
best brands. including the famous iron Monitor
Nail, which, for mallenbiliiy, is nearly equal ~
lead We have in addition to the above. good
variety Of Door Blind Hardware, OF latest style- ,
oil Of winch wi br sold at the lowest cash prices.
We would also say that our
Sash, Door, aud bind Factory
IL in full operation, nilorJng uncqunlled facilities
to purchasers Ia that line. Call aud see
KING Il BROS,
Jun, ss-,f ~ ~. Pi'nty my
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Tho yhlrsarc j,oItjpr,

The New York Courier d.d kitynircr, one Of
the largest and most influential wing journals in
the Union, thus most corclusiyCy proved before
Gen. Scorr was nominated, ,hat neither he nor
Mr. FILLMORE stood any fair prospect Of an elec.
ton If nominated.
The Courier and k"q"irrr goes on to more ful
ly demonstrate 10y facts and figures the almost
certain defeat Of It's party candidate IN Ao'cm
ber next Here is the Courier and Eh2UHcrs
!iclc. aud We hope all our readers will peruse it.
The question Of principle then is settled let
US now consider for II sloalent the matter 81 Cr-
pedisncy. 4 glance at the votes un the seventh
ballot as recorded in another column shows that
the two highcs, candidates derive their support
from particular sections Of the COUNTRY almost ~.
crsiyely. or the 1873 votes given To Slr. FIll.
more, only ~ came from the North. o! the l3l
votes given for Gen. Scott. only came from the
South These two condiIatrs then, are almost
unque.tonably the objects Of st ctlonal preference,
and tue success of one over the other by u few
votes can he only a sectional triumph. A. such,
it would inevitably produce, j. not ouuigLtreLe
lion. a. least such dryyee ogculIes- and d-all-
eet,a rs world parallze the energies Of a large
| portion Of the party and make defeat inevitable.
| Have not the Developments Of the Convention
made assurance do,Lly sure that Gen. Scott
could not, Il nominated, receive the vote Of u
single Southern State, And do not the pcr-is
/ tency and the almost entire unanimlty Of the del.
egars from New York, Pennsy lyania, and Ohio
! in sustaining zen. Scntt make It equally evident
I that Mr. Flllnare, If nominated, could not obtain
the vote Of either ot these great Stute.--a vote
winch wnlld b. indispen-ably necessary to his
success. Two ,a,il results then would follow the
nomination of either Of these candidates. It
would give prodigous stimulus to sectional fee
ling which is UNNECESSARILY the most banelul OF
all our public b.nos-aud would bring upon the
party an overwhelming defeat
To say SIMPLY that the nomination Of either
| Gen. Scott az sir. Fillmore under existing cur
cum.,auces would be inexpedient, would come
for short of the truth such n nomination. would
be nothing muts OF less than disastrous.
THE SorrH AsD WEST TsADE-The New Or
leans Chamber of Commerce has recently memo
riallzed Congress to rsmcse the distractions al
the mouthof the Mississippi.
They state in the memorial, that tho value o
prol,ce, whi.h passes the mouth of the river an
nually outward bound is, 80 millions Of dollars
Of which the value ID cotton Is S35 100000, To
bacco d millions, ana the product Of the Hog
1890 O0o-thc latter, beng now, more thar
one timd x the whole cotton export through thi'
channel
Tho foreign imports at New Orleans, are est
mated Mt 60 millions.
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Books g. Stationery.

THE largest and bes, supply ever brought to this
place:
Webs ers Dic'ry, unab'd il,udltys Works,
" ubn'd, WnshInEn & Gcncrnls,
Ure's large Dictionary, Lite OF Emp. Josephine,
NIColsons Mech's Guide Old Guard al Napoleon
" Compann Heroes at the Revolution,
Nowneys Cot. Rcsdrn' ~ omen ui the
Nrennnn's Mechanics Romance Oi Am Hist.
Nrc.'s Flower Garden, Napoleon and Generals,
Ours, ON tn, Rose, llradlcy's Msc,llnnics,
Farmers Encyclopedia, POEMS at Byron, Scott,
Companion, Moore SIrourny, Will
Trees OF America, lis, Ossinn, Campbell.
kinds FauIers, Collins, Grey, Brslte i.
TIme's Chemistry, lIous, Cook, LandoR.
Me M-hon's Am Garden Burns, &c,
JCnks EXprg EXpedinoul.iie and Beauties OF
lumc's HIST England, Shakespeare.
Plutarch's Ii cs, Odd Frl'ows' Text Book +,
Joscphus. MIJkcnzr's OOO Reefs,
Uncle Toms Cabin, Gold Chain & SHY Cup,
New jerusalem Works,
With large assortment OF School Books, Mis-.
cellanruus Works, Novels, Biographies llistorlea
and stores for Chidtcn--prns, Ink, Paper, Gnyel-
QpDs Uanh Books, &c. iOr sale as low as any IN
the West. June 96-,t Il. Y. GslggS.
MUSIC MUSIC
DlAnO music, Guitar, Accordion, Finite, vio-
I lin, ana Mclodeon Instructors. Nlolins, Ac-
corlrons Fn,Cs, BanJos, Innbornr and Guitars,
June 96-lf. T.. Y. GRGss,
Wall Paper.
c0n' PIECES wall PAPER, window paper, and
uuV borarnng, at the New Drug & boon store.
Jun, 96-ti T.. y. GRiGcs.
lions.
OF all kinds, and lots Of small lhinrs-wilhso some
u a. Al. Ina. ~
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There are two things which came, be too
short viz: pic crust and communications for news
pspev
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Zen. SCott'> Prospects.
Tie Chicago Commercial iirtrfissy. one If the
ablcst and mos, honest Wing papcrs IN the State,
thus speaks OF the feeling with whloh the nomna-
tion Uf Gen. Scott i received by the VIII. party
We prefer quoting extracts OF this kiui irom'whis
to democratic palers, As the Wigs ccuc'ally
place more coudd,ncc IN their own priuts than IN
these OF their oppon,uts.
From the tgD,o,rrtio! .lit.rt's,r, # the 26,h
ult:
The nomination uf Gen Winfield Scott was
received IA ~cmc places With great enthusiasm.
while m others, It created mu'h Dissatisfaction.
I " Ia New York there Is sruwIng dt>sati>lac-
uon among - large portion uf ne Mhgs. Eh"Tts
are hvtu. made 20 hold Convention 10 Nominate
Webster - al independent candidate \ writcr
IN the toNy,.r SAYS the platform adopted ty the
cuuNrun"u, lS.uiy the ,Nprc>>lun ut The puucpes
Of the majority a the Convention aud therefore,
!, mot binding on the whole party. Another
writer SAYS thousands If wings .,,.l vote far
llcrce, While many democrats would naye voted
~ Webster, bad lac been nominated
From the same paper OF the 9S,h ulL;
" The story is tod-W inhcld Scott Is the Wing
nominee lrr President, aud the election If Frank
lm rrrce l. secured, Twill not vote fur Scott
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meet.
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no, ~, on -, rs M. u.,s ,,,,
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= -. ~. , -. ~ IL. - -,
hc Compromise Measures
,,.. a., .. 800, L., Ia. tl..,- L.,
I"se ave no l'''" '"' "'S' "'S are '"'
haVS athnnW Judgments ot an honest Wing editor,
" ho las been IN the wing service fpr the last half
,.,,,,,, anil MIA, b,s ,.., r,,h r,;.l,. T., s,,,i
"'' p'"''f''' '"' tue s'Ne " "''"'"'''N Nv
has 90 higher regard for fuss ami feathers
than h, has for tar and feathers"
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~,
Tue N"'A'"'' N''"") '"y' MS prev! seNe'''
but no doubt true;
: He has been almost forty years prominently
h,.ror, III, country. and IN that tim, he has done
and said many silly things. which IN themselves
are harmless, ,luubcr m ; lrucc and are covered
beneath the RUBBISH uf time But let him only
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ment "i Mr Ol'N ~ iofp--"" 'hrNe anu MOI
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Hats. Hats,


II Dob fashionable sin hat Of hone pnnv-
VI iaciurr Tor -, AT le.rhs uauuiactory. O,.
lawa CAL md -rr march ~
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Wall Paper.
N otto % =.

e0n PIECES wall pnper, window paper, and
ouV bordcnng, at the New Drug & BOOK store.
June 96-ti L.. y GRGGs.
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OF all kinds. and lots OF small hinrs--wilhs som
" Other things. June 26.ll h. Y. GRsSs.
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MUSIC! MUSIC

DlAEO music, Guitar, Accordion, Finite, yio-
I lin, ana McIodeon Instructor. Nlons, Ac-
corlrons fniGs, BonJos, Tamborlnr and Guitars,
June 26-tf t. Y. GRGcg.
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pLlyK RO,D notice.!

TIE store Just vacated hy Naunr-fI Co. Al
So ) -ouls back otIhe shoe shop.
may l5-it ! G. NATTINSEa.
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For summer complaint, and most diseases
which children are SUBJECT No mother should
without 1t. Price juceuiz per Borur.
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We copy the following from the American
Ceit, one 'f the ablcst Catholic journal, in the
United States. The Catholics are not 50 easily
gulleI as the Wing papers think they are:
Gen. fierce and the Catholic Test.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

WILL sror THE MOST DISTRESSING PAINS
Its effects are like clectricyits arrests the most strCs
sing pang, In fen seconds, its soothing neurazing aud
heahiul Influences thrills through every minute mem
brtne and establishes the secretion OF every GLAND in h
system Suodung the most eNcrucling paruxys pain
ahd parting strength and Ni.,t! To every organ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE
KTnO~ha. Jull 9th, l-I2.

Ktnozha, Jul! 9th, 1852.
ATOTCE is hereby given that at the General Elrc-
~ ton 20 be held in the several Towns and Wards in this
safe. Tuesday next, succeeding First Monday No
vcnber next being the second day of that month"; The fol-
lowing officers are TO be elected, 10 wit:
Five Electors of President and Vice President.
representative in Congress for the first Congressional
District comprising the Counties of Milwaukee. Waukcsha
kec whose term of service Will expire the Fourth day of
March next
A Member of the Assembly for the Eastern Assembly
District the County of Kcoshn comprised of the CITY Of
kcnOsha, and the Towns of Sumtr Pleasant Prairie and
southport in place of c. Latham ,rholcs whose term Of
service will eNpireon the first Monday OF january
member of the Assembly for the Western Assembly
District in the County q" keno>hn. comprised of the Towns
of Paris Brighton, Nheaand, salem and Bristol in place
of Lahrop Burgess whose term or service viii expire
the Frst Monday OF january next.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for the Comfy of kenoha. in
place of OscarF Dana, whose term OF service will expire
on the Thirty First day of December next.
Shertor the County OF kenosha, in place of Nathan
Il AItn whose term OF service Will expire on the Thirty
First day OF December next.
Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors for tic County of
kenosha. in place Of Thomas j. Rand, whose of
vice will expire the Thirty rsi day of December next
Register of Deeds for he County Of kcnosha in place
of William H. HnSinc who's" of service ill expire
the lhirty-Firs day OF December next.
District Attorney for the County of Kcuosha in place
of John Sharpstcn whose OF se' ice will expire on
he Thirty-FrS' day "f December next.
Count: Treasurer for The County of kenoshn. in place
of Henry g. Hnsae, whose of service viii expire on
the Ihfty-iirst day Of December next
Coroner for the County OF kcnnNha in place Of John
Erickson whose term Of service viii expire the Thirty
First day 6f December next.
ACourv Surveyor for the County of Kenosha, in place
of Mctdh How land, whose term Of service expires on the
Thirty Frs day of december next.
The question Whether art entitled 'Ar Act author
IL tho business of Banking" approved April gh. 1872.
shall 70 into effect i luirrd to be submitted poo
pie at tn Election aforesaid in accordance with the oys
ions of the said act
) sheriff OF heHo-ha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05

Do NOT Love TOO MANY WoMgS-A piece
OF romantic rascaity has transpired at TayIor's
Springs, Lauderdae Co, Alabama About a
year ago, man calling himself Anderson, a gay
and elegant Lotharo in appearance and manners,
located there as a school-teacher, and soon mar
RED young lady of respectable family. Not
long since, however gentleman and lady from
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, visited the place and
recognized III the handsome teacher and happy
bridegroom, man named Henderson, who bad
wife and children living at Baton Rouge
The intellectual and fascinating big amist, that
night stole neighbours horse, and sloped to parts
unknown
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
AEgs,iSEFF.S SALE.

ED Virtue OF writ OF Eicri FacHs issued Of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court in and for the
County OF kcuo>ha state of Wisconsin, directed and
eiN cred against the goods and Chalcs. lands and tcne-
ncnS al Martin Boyle have levied upon and shah offer
for sale to the highest bidder tic law directs
t"uc IN The Cay ot kcnosha i'll said county kcno>ha
saturday, the 18Th day OF November A. d. lS2 at o..
"c OK IN the afternoon of said day. all the right nile aud
interest OF which H." sand Martin Boyle the lth day
January \ ID 1871, or at any Time since had in and he
following described Real Estate. situate l. Ing and being
the County ct krDu~ha and Wisconsin, and desert
bed ~ the Nt> if of the North West quarter Section
NJ" thIr! l IN township "" ~ North OF Range twenty
south East quarter of Section No. twenty y, -
ship Lwu - North of Range twenty 2l East. and dcS-
cThrd as follows, 10 vii: Commencing Vjxay c0' rods
North ct the Su' of said Section East
side a" said Section; thence seventy 10 rods thence
North lar enough to makcj Of land thence East
% the Section line thence South said section line
place uf hrEjutjng.
Dated al hruosha. September 10Th. 1872 7-2l
y. r ALLEN, Sheriff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
SHEREFF,S SALE

virtue Of writ of Fier Facias issued mt Of and
HE under The seal ~ the Circuit Court for the roo ~
heo,a state Of isconsin directed and delivered
al ~ ~ 80 5Id chaileis lands and tencmeuls Sam
ue !" Hopkins. have levied upon and shall offer for al
" me highest bidder the law directs at The Cour Hons
e Cl ana county OF keDoShai the 30h day of Cc-
pDe' - H. -12, al One O'Clock IN the afternoon of raid
DAY al the right title ara sserest hich The said .r,i
hopkins on the 18th day OF February 1872 ha in md
M ioIo"ln; piece or parcel of land situated in th town
o. salem 10 said county kenosha and state az Jyisron
SIN, VIZ The East half Of the West half Of The Southeast
quarter Of Section No. Five 81 in Town one 4 Vcrtb of
Range twenty go easl, containing fofy acres Of land
hshVsIs, september 10 l5J2. T-l9
NATHAN +. 4LLEE
SEfi.Iaf -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS, sc.

WHR.S. Y. EBEsANDE having been solicited to
AFA give instruction on The ORGAN will take Il Class
that instruments NJ his residence Pearl street. He will
also take class in Thorough Base with without the
of the Organ; and Will cndcavor illustrate the rules of
harmony by The use ol the Black Board, and by
Lectures, embracing The Hisur! and effects OF Musics
principle, tud pFaclcc-itS character exhibited in the
different krlcousre and use ofthc principal nstru-
ncrl>-l thlnL-tic rutimcut> nf Thorough Base {.
The importance" Of know edge at Thorough Base. the
Amateur or the Musician incacublc. 1t is, in short.
Music what Grammar Is 20 = Language.
The first Lecture will be fire." and will be given at the
Court House on Tuesday Evening, The 2lst inst.
The succeeding ones as circumstances dictate The
progress oi the cHSs may warrant. Terms Of private
stracii" admission tide class, viii be made known
on application 10 the Lecturer.
ktnpsha, september ID, loJ2. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
CHANCERY SALE,

STATE OF WIsCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
Peter Mcfarland Samuel Cothe-, Elizabeth Clothcr
his wife, and VIM. T. Richmond.
Virtue and in pursuance of Decree of the Circuit
Court for the County of kcnOsha, State of Wisconsin.
made and cntorc IN certain cause pending hcc elm The
ChancerY side thereof III the Term of May, \ ID lc52
wherein Peer Mcfarland is Complainant and Samuel Clo-
thjer. Elizabeth Clothier and WIN: T. Richmond de-
cuGans bearing date May 2st. \. D. iSJ2 shall sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder the door the
Court House in the City of kcuusha. in said County,
urday he Both day of October, \. D. I- between the
hours Of and three In the AFT moon Of hat day, the fol-
lowing described real estate te vii The Sh half of the
East hall of the South East quarter q Section thirty 900.
Town one t), North of Range Wcntyhree (2S East IL
the South half of the South West quarter of the
West quarter Of Sec ion mine co. Town and Range
anrSd and the South halt Of Lois three 3 and four
of said Section tweniyiHc 90 ia the Niiw Land
District,
Dated kcnosha. September nth. lS52. 7-I9
y. X. ALLEN
sheriff of keno-ha County.
josiah BoSp, Compliments Solicitor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05

PREMATURE BURIAH,- Was this person altue!
Strange Symptoms most extraordinary
case of premature burial, says Paris letter,
has just occurred in the Commune OF La Fache,
in the Drome, of which a near relation oil the
victim, inhabiting Lyons, has written iull ac-
count to one of the leading journals oil that city
1t seems that the deceased, named Marie Victo
RE Psradis, aged 20, had been gradually .decll-
ming in health for six months; that on the 9Th
of last month, at 10 O'Clock IN the evening, she
aDpcared to breathe her last. Her father, moth
er. Young cousin of Sand other friends, stand
ing at her bedside, had no doubt Of her being
dead, and in the course of an hour the assistants
proceeded to lay her out, when, to their horror,
her mouth was seen to open. They went on,
however, with their melancholy task, and got
her at last wrapped in winding sheet
The next day the friends proceeded to bury
her, but as she was member of the Immaculate
Conception, in which the dead are always carri-
ed to the place of burial in an open coffin, with
the face uncove ed, the deceased was seen to
open her eyes, which so terrified the bearers,
that they set down the coffin AMI called upon
one Of the superiors Of the order, to whom they
related what they had seen; but when the supc-
For arrived on the spot, the girls eyes were
closed, so he only laughed at their terror and
ordered them TO proceed to the cemetery. The
young woman's eyes opened again at the gate
of the cemetery; but the burial still went o.
The coffin was shut and lowered into the grave,
but when few shovels full of earth had been
thrown in, knocking was heard in the inside
Of the coffin. This knocking grew louder and
louder as the grave was filled, and at last, the
sexton, half dead with terror, threw down his
shovel and ran home, where he took to his bed,
IN which he still remains. Her friends now had
the coffin dug up and opened; but seeing that
The corpse gave no signs of life, they bad it bu-
ried again, aud proceeded to ill up the grave,
when the knockngs were again heard louder
khan ever.
The coffin was now taken up a second time,
and carried into the church, where it remained
Gill the 18th. A doctor, who was sent for from
Valence opened vein, from which the blood
flowed abundantly. Incredible as 1t seems, even
this fact was not considered as conclusive of
death not having taken place. and the poor girl
was now buried for the third time, the same
knocking being again heard as distinctly as be-
fore, when the earth was beginning to be thrown
in. But the assistants nevertheless, looked up
on her as dead, and this time the burial was com
plsted, notwithstanding the knockings.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

hENosHt CorSrY PEoH,rE Orrfry.J
Soptcm Der 9Th. i. b. I-j!
In the mTtter e. fhc Estate Of JOSHUA WOODWARD
deceased.
To al Thom il may concern
charu ''"dsworthy has been appointed administrator
oil me Estate "f Joshua Woodward. deceased
Inc time for dispo-ing Of the Estate and rayi,
anu ltacIes OF said deceased and for creditor. ia
Iner claims i limited 10 the 9Th day Of March A n ia
~ HT't Monday Of December next l0o'clock II tC
IRE me- al my ONCE IN the city Of Kenosha i. he time and
snce Of such claims. ' anu '''O"
Az ISAAC y. sToDDARD, County Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05

iE undersigned takes this opportunity of informing his
old friends and customers and the public generally,
that nc has resumed business at the Old STAND or
MARSHALL s. PHELPS. where may be found a general
assortment of
StoreS and Store Pipe, PAIN and Japqaned
Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves tire following approved patterns
BELLE OF THE STATES. QUEEN OF TIE PRAIRIE
KING OF THE PRAIRIE. HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER,
notwithstanding Paror Stoves ir-Ticht and Plate
stoves and Premium Cooking stoves.
he intends adop; the ready pay system Far a. pos
sibe, he proposes seu very Low CASH believing
that quick sales and small profits slow sales
and large ones He hops by fair dealing and attention to
business 10 merit share Of the public patronage.
+. 4. MARSHALL.
Keno>ha, September, l652. ii
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralvsis

have been reported to DR.. CHrisrrr ana his Agents
within the last two years, which have been entirely
restored
% Car. AvnREw Tours Of Brooklyn, y. Y, had
not been able to walk step 9g four years and wa4
50 helpless that he had 70 be td The celebrated
physicians gave him up. IN frc days after he com.
rncncei wearing the GALrtsIc BELr, NECKLACE Axp
BFcfErs he walked across the room, and three weeks
lie he'd perfectly recovered lis health Captain Tones
Is SC cfty ears Of oge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GAT,V MIC NECKT.ACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such Bronchitis nhamTndto OF the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face, Buzzing Roaring in the Ears, Deafness
which is generally Nervous, and that distressing com.
plant called Tic Doloreux.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
Sheep for Sale,

TBNE Subscriber has lot Of fine wooIrd Bucks for sale
n and he would take this method of ucquanting the
" " growers and others II This vicinity, of the fact Part
u I'M said Bucks Tr half blood French and Spanish Meri-
nos, and ncrc brought from Vermont here.
j. w. RHODES.
S',mcrs, OcIui-,r 18Th. 1859 l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
Administrators sale.

A-0TCF i hereby given that the undersigned tsimufs
ard Administrative of The Estate of ALVIN Clark
dcccI-ed by virtue of license from County Court Of
Wiunehagn County. Ill sell II Public Auction on the prem
the County of kenosha. the 25h dav Of October
lH o'clock in forenoon of said day, the following ds
r-l vii: the southwest quarter of Section
3. u Township number one 4 north of rang number
.a,y rst. excepting and reScryng hererom ninety four
-+-lJU acres.
JOHN CR0NK, Administrator
LUCY CRuNk, Administrative
Dated this 9th day OF july a. ID. lcJ1, els