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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18
N. Y, Type Foundry,
Nd PRINTERS WAREHOUSE

AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
ENSTABMSiIED IN 1910 JOHN T. WHITE, No. 50
M Clin ST., Corner 9" eekman Street New York, would
call the attention Of Editors and Printers his varied and
ex .ensiyc HSsorImen: oi
Types. Flowers aid Ornaments,
all OF the very best metal and finished great
est and offered ut reduced prices.
six months, and liberal discoun; made Cash.
Also Presses of the different kinds Cases, Chases Hrass
Rules, Composing Sticks and every article required in
Printing Office, constantly hand, The lowest market
prices.
Spanish and French orders accurately executed with the
necessary accents, This being the oles. and
IN s extensive Fnundres in AMERICA with very large and
unsup ssaed nssorment orders of any magnitude be
executed withOu! delay.
supplement IL his late specimen book will be issued
about the LIST vi November topples will be furnished
pcaton) which will contain OF Book and News
heavy inccs the latter particularly designed machine
10 which added metal rule, fancy borders, great
variety Of new and handsome ornamental type.
Old type taken in exchange for al cts. per pound
Editors or Printers wishing establish d new spapcr,
book job printing flee, will be furnished with an csi-
mate in detail for the BY stating the size paper
or the particular sly and quantity of the work be
cuied.
= Editors of Newspapers who will insert this
cment three times. previous the first of january, 1883,
and send one copy u the paper obtaining the
Founry, shall be allowed the their charge
purchasing :odr times its amount.
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SKKERIFE,S SALE.

DY Virtue OF an alias writ of Fer Facias issued OF
and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for the Cou-
" OF Kcnosha State of Wisconsin, me directed and de-
ivecd against the goods and chae lads and teneInents
of Salenn Hess and Hiram Sexton have levied upon and
shall offer for sale To the highest bidder the directs
al the Court House in the City of kenosha county
of kenosha, Saturday the Fifteenth day January A.
D. 1883 One O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day. the
right title and interest which the said Saenn and Hi
Sexton, either of them had Of in and le folio
ing piece parcel lot OF land lying and being in the city
of kenosha in said county kenosha, and described
follows, to wit: Par! of the Northeast quarer OF Section
number six 6, in Town number One in Range number
wcn.y hree % east, commencing twelve ~ rods Soul,
Of the North East of the south half OF the West half
of said quarter Section thence South four rods thence
West To New Chicago Telegraph Road thence North Il
long said road 10 point due West OF place beginning
thence Fast 10 place of beginning.
Dated Kcnosha, Deccm Der list, 1852.
80 kATlIAN r. ALLEN. Sheriff
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The use Morphine, Slrychine, Aconiine, relrdcrIa
hrnjc aud ether puspnsaF only dangerous uut cel
The effect OF IN poison not T. tte disease 10
remove rom tie ~ ,cm The pains,
Bat 10 GcaisH ttc rUcs, aceGk ard step The
cRergy, to P9rlt. the ftRcf Of he HCrrouS SyS-
tGg, nd 10 deStrVg sensation.
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PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
BEAUTY.

ConTlcxion richly tinted with the blood of health
With kin pure and fair parian mn, bic
Soft and sweet as the fragrant rose
Teeth sound and white a. alHbsict,
Breath % sweetest fragrance, and lips pf tint,
With flowing ringlcts and glossy locks,
LuHprian rcsses dancing gracefully DER the swan like
neck,
70 duik rcpMFsyc spots TO nnr ihc pleasing picture,
Or TO casl dull shadows Der beauty's master piece
Radyay's indicated Soqp.
Composed Of the most delicious rare and fragrant gems
OfeXtrHcts, oils and costly essences
Ofn5wers, roots trees aud oriental plants,
Possessing wondrous virtues DER skin dscases.
To the Compilation il imparts Beauty.
BY cleansing the skin from MI crupt:ve matter
Makes clean the pores givos action 10 the caparIss,
BY which all poisonous humors are ejected,-
And healthy action to The skin restored,
To the teeth II gives whitcnoss and prevents decay.
II makes the skin son, sweet and smooth
Transforms tie most rcpulsive and dsngurcd ysage,
To a coar and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
Imparls nutrinent 10 the hufr-
Makes II strong, glossy, rich and uxnriant
Ceanscs the scalp from dnndru gives notion m tho Ih.
Fastcns the hnir upon The scalp and focesi. to grow
Like ganc to barren SOIL makes itrel and srdncv,.
To dress the hairmako tsmooh and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c
RadTay'S CtrcaSsiaa Balm is the ne Plus ultra
TT Price Is cents per bottle
RADWAY & co. Practical Chem,s.s
Io2 trlton-slreei, New York.
AGENTS.
J. p. STARKWEATfILIi, Z. ROBINSON, AID r No,
iSSON & CO., Keuo-ha. hOb-
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CHANCERy SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-KES0SHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COCRT-IN CHANCERy.

STATE OF wIsCoNsIN-KESosHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERy.
Fanny Gridey and Albert c. Grdey, sdnlnistrasrix and
administrator Of the Estate Of orrn Gridey deceased
John bullen, Henrietta Bullen, Samuel Hale Ahra
Z. Drake, Joseph H. Hackley, John V. Aver, Edward
Balm, Snnne Fuller, Alonzo White, Patrick Cosgave
solomon Durgn, James T. Hldrc;h, George Perry,
art G Marsh. Alexander Frear samuel Parsons Danford
N. Barney, and Eldrdge G. Mesrick.
Y Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree of the Circuit
ND Court for the County OF kenosha State of Wisconsin,
made and entere In certain pending therein on the
ChancerY side thereof. in she Term of November A.
le52 wherein Fanny GriJley and Albert g. ridey, admin
sirarx and administrator Of the Eate of Orrn Gridiey,
deceased are Compainanss, and John Bulen, Henrietta
Bulien Samuel Hale Ahra e. Drake. Joseph H. HackIey
John " Aver, Edward Balm Sam se FULLER tlnz, White
Patrick Cosgraye Solomon DuTgL- James T. Hidetii.
George Perry stewart c. Marsh, iexaidcr Frear Samuel
Parsons, Daniord y. barney and Eddg G.. Merrick
defendants, bearing date the 5ih ia! of November A.
1882 shall sell at public auction 70 the highest bidder.
the door of the Court House in the City kenos, in said
county. on Saturday the 25h day Of December A. ID 1882
between the hours Of nine and Twelve in the forenoon OF
that day. the following described Real Estate wit: "tl
those certain pieces, parcels los OF land suaie In the
county OF henoshs, formerly County of Racinc and State
OF Wisconsin, more particularly known and described
follows, viz Being forty l0 acres land from and the
North side of the southwest quarter OF section No thirty
one 3l In township No two f2 north Of Range No
y-'hroe 23l east Also-ninetysix 1861 scrcs OF land Site
ate on the northwest quarter of Section No. hryone
described as follows TO wit Beginning south line
said quarter Section the distance forty 40 rods
the southeast corner thereof thence running west along
said south line the distance ytwo 52 rods thence
running north The distance of eighty 8 rods; thence
ns e'' u1 u.s'ance OF tWenty-eght l2s rods thence
running :ouh he distance Of eighty 60 rods; thence
ming west 10 the south corner f sd nusrter Section
thence running north along the west line OF said quarter
Section the distance OF eighty 1907 rods thence running
east the distance oftwenty 20 thence running north
the distance of eighty 1907 rods TO the north line said
quarter Section thence running along the said north
line OF said quarter Section the distance hundred
rods thence running south the place begnni
containing ninetsix 1866 Of land less Also
"A certain three hundred and twenty 1927 acres of land
The same being the east half of Section No thyx 1867
Township No. two north of Range No twenty-five 23
east and making all the said three several parcels OF land
four hundred and ifysix r456l acres"
Dated, kenosha, November 10Th, A. u. 1852. 7-27
GEORGE L. LEE, Commissioner
o. s. HEAD, Complfs. Sol.
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TINE undersigned takes this opportunity of informing h
old friends and customers and the public generally
that lie has resumed business at the OLD STAND 0l
MARSHALL. & PHELPS, where may be found general
assortment Of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and .iapanned
Tin, Sheet IRON and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves the following approved patterns:
BELLE OF TIE STATES, QUEEN OF THE PRAlRiE,
KING OF THE PRAIRIE, HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPEN TER,
MISUNDERSTANDING Paror Stoves, Alright and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking Stoves.
she ntcndst adopt the ready pay system, far pos
sibc, he proposes To sell very Low CASH. believing
that quick sales and small profits better than slow sales
and large He hopes BY fair dealing and attention TO
business 10 merit share Of the public patronage.
+. A. MARSHALL.
Kenosha, September 1852. II
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STAMPED ESvELorEs.-Thc contract with Mr.
Geo. +. Nrshir of New York, for the supply of
the Il envelopes. lasts till June, 1857 a cores
pondcnt NJ Washington, TO whom tie Philadelphia
Ledger applied for informn;ion SAYS the stamped
envelopes will only Supcrccdc the Us of the pres
cnt stamps SO far rs persons may prefer thcm.-
The consumer is to pay the price If tic stamp
with the cost Of the envelope added. The differ
cnc' is not yet determined, but will be very tri-
triting. The object Of the law was not to super
ccde the present stamps, to interfere with their
tunity of sending their letters ont ofheaji>. with
on; any infringement upon the revenues of the
Department.
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS. sc.

NER. s. ". BRiNDE having been solicited 10
We give instruction on the Organ will take Class
that Instrument at his residence Pearl street lie will
also take class in Thorough Base with without the
OF the Organ and will edeayor illustrate the rules Of
harmony by the tho Black Board and by
Lectures, embracing the History and effect OF Muscs
principles and practiceis character exhibited in the
different keys-construcOn and ofe ncipa lnstru-
menis-tuning-the rudments of Thorough Rnse, &c.
The importance of knowledge ofThorough Base to the
Amateur the Musician, is ncalculahe II is, in Short to
Music, what Grammar il TO a Language.
The first Lecture will be free. and will be gwen at the
Court House on Tuesday Evening the u inst
The succeeding Ones circumstances may dictate or the
progress of the class may warrant Terms Of private i'm
sructon of admission the class will be made known
on application to the Lecturer.
Kenosha, September -, 1852. 10
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Adnlinisfrainr,s Snle

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.igEeI, Admin.
s!raor Of the Estate OF Albert &. Northway dece
scd, BY virtue Of license from the County Court OF Keno
sha County, will sell at Public Auction al the late residence
OF said deceased the 9Th day Of December 1852 at
o'clock. +. A. the NJ w. quarter L OF s. Z. quarter VI
of Section twenty -nne 20 Town three [3, Range twenty
one II East, continuing forty r40l acrcssubec TO the
Widows dover Also, the North half NJ OF n w quar-
ter 4 of Section -Four AZ Town Two az un,e twenty
one - containing sxtyse' 67 acres subject mort
Cages the same.
ELISHA BAKER, Administrator
Dated this l5t day OF December, 1852
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Tax Receipts.

FILLING TBKrR OVER ExPoSED NERVES
pr S. y, Eullihen, of Wheeling, Va, has dis
covered mcthod whereby the cavities of teeth
over exposed nerves may be successfully plugged
up. The diseased parts of the tooth are removed
TO make it apparent that the nerve is exposed
The fang is then perforated through the gum, into
the nerve cavity. The opening should be ohout
the size of a small knitting needle its object is TO
open the blood vessels of the nerve which will at
once be known by the flow of arteral blood The
cavity Of the tooth may then be filled without tho
least fear of pain or i'll consequences. This plan
has been successfully practiscd in great number
Of cases
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A FARM
Administrators sale.

ATOTCE is hereby sieen that the undersigned. Lahrop
Burgess, Administrator of the Estate of Stephen A.
Davenport deceased, will by virtue and under order
and license County Court of kcnsha COUNTY held
Court of Probate made and entered on the 2h day of
June, 4. d. 1852, sell at Public Auction the highest lid
der the Store of D. c. Burgess in the Town of Salem,
said county, the First day OF Nov next between .hc
hours O'clock, A. and O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described parcels fland being portion OF the real
said deceased and being and lying in said county
Kcnosha wit: the East hnl of tho Northwest quarter
of Section No -Four A., Township No. One North Of Range
No. TweNty, East.
Terms of payment be made known at the time sale
Dated June ~, A. ID. 1852. 6-S
LATlIROP BURGESS, Administrator.
The above sale postponed until Saturday the lth day
OF December next then 10 ak0 place between the hours
aforesaid LATIIROP BURGESS, Amir.
Nov. l. 1852 6-25
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

~ uICE is hereby given, thai application will be made
~ to the BOhrd of Supervisors OF kcnosha County, nj
special meeting of said Board be holden at the Court
House IN the city of Thursday the twenty fourth
day OF February A. d. 1888 to vacate TIE present Town
southport III said County Of kenosha; and annex that
part OF the said town OF Southport lying in Town
H"rh Range twenty three % east, to the oPeasanl
PrLirlc III SAID county, and TO annex hat part snid low
81 southport lying IN io"ntw u nurh range envy three
- cast to the F"wn OF Sumers in said County
All persons Interested notified 10 appear at the time
Aforementioned and how Cause if any why said applica-
lion shoul NOS be granted,
r. II. BARNES,
w. :. SHEPHERD,
w A1.IEF
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CONCERT.

TWNHE CHOIR OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cby re-
M quest) win repeat the Concert given Tuesday eve
ming last, FRIDAY Evening, the 10th inst- with
change Of Programme, as follows:
PART FIRST.
Overture, "Califde Bagdad" Boildicu
obiigato Solo and Chorus, 1.-THE Marvellous Work"
Haydn.
Ienor Solo-"Ihe Nerri Pardoned," by Hages.
Chorus-"The Lord is King" Chapple.
Alexandra StradellO, Violin and Piano, by Gramer
Duet and Quintette-"We wcpi when we remembered
Zion" Pond
Grand Chorus-"Glory be to God High"-Mozart's
l&th Mass.
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CHANCERY SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CfiANCERY.

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CfiANCERY.
Thomas Walker Us. John Kanny and Dennis Kcarney
NpY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit!
ND Court for tie County of KenOsha State of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein, the
Chanc"ry side thereof in the Term of November, A. D.
1852, wherein Thomas Walker is Complainant and JohE
kanny and Dennis kearney defendants, bearing date
the 9Th day of November. A. D. 1852 shall sell public
auction the highest bidder, the door of the Court House
in the city OF kenoha in said Saturday. the 25h
day OF December A. r. 1852 between the hours of nine
and twelve in the forenoon of that day. the following de-
crbed Real Estate wit: '.A that certain piece. parcel
lot of land. stu te In the county OF kcnOsha Formerly
county of Racine and state of Wisconsin, and known and
described follows viz The East half of the southeast
quarter Of Section No hrytwo 1927 in Township No one
~ north of Range No wcutySo 22 east, in the silwaI.
kee Land District and containing eighty 1901 acres of land
Dated kcnosha, November 18TH A. n. lrj2. ~
GEORGE l.. LEI, Commissioner.
Q. 8. HEAr. Cu;npl's Sol.
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KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURf-IN EQUITY.
GeorgcC Manncy,



Am reading the affidavit of j. s. Randall in this Gu C.
~ and on motion nj rowSlee & Randall, Complainant's
Solicitors II is ordered that Spenser = Bencdc above
named defendant and all parties interested appear and
plead, answer demur the Bill of Complaint in this
by the Third nf March, lS53-and further Order
ell that of this Order be personally said
PENDANT within twenty days, that the be published
for weeks successfully in each week in the
nosha Telegraph newspaper printed and published in
the City of kenusu before The said Third day of March,
1853.
The Hn of Complaint In this prays for the partition
and sale of that part of Lots One and Two of Block Forty
Two in The South East quarter of Section Thirty
City keuosha, which is described follows to Wit
Commencing the West side OF Main Street Lot One,
and sixty three feet souhcriy of the North corner of
said Block thence Westerly parallel with the North line
of said Block, eighty iee thence Southcrly parallel with
the West line of Lot Two twenyone feet thence East.
wardy eighty feet; thence Norhcry twenone fee, to the
place of beginning tnCc her with such right Of way there
10 attached as formerly belonged James d. Pucr
BY the Gour;.
EDWARD V. WILTON, Judge.
Dated Nov. 22d, 1852.
Tow.LEE & RASpALI, Complt's. Soils. 7-31
A true copy. Attest, q. +. DANA Clerk.
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John C.. Vaughn, Esq, of the Cleveland True
Democrat, having been proposed as a candidate
for Lieut.. Governor on a ticket with Samuel
Lewis, peremptorily declinc:.-Free Dem.
We should like to impure of the Democrat if
Mr.. Vaughn declines percmptorily" because Mr..
Lewis a candidate for governor. The only
disgrace attaching to the association of their namcs
seems to us would fall on the devoted Lewis.
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PART SECOND.

:Overturc-sTancredi., RossnI.
Chorus and Quarette-"Night's shade no longer" do
Duett-"Givc me Music" Taylor.
Chorus-"Glory to God in the Highest" Pergolesi.
Aria for Violin and Piano. Gramer.
Solo Soppno-"AngeIs ever bright and fair" Handel.
Chorus-"Grand HaIlelljah."
Doors open at O'Clock Concert 10 commence at half
past O'Clock.
s Tickets IS cts TO be had nj Kings Book Store, and
al most of the Dry Good Stores.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
Harvey Durkec, VS.. Mortimer Shearc r David g Adams
Edward Balm, Samuel Hale, George
e. Slanncy, and John V. Aver.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court for the County of Kenosha, State of Wis
cOnsin made and entered in certain cause pending there
in the Cancery side thereof the of November
A. ID. 1872 wherein Harvey Durkee is complainant and
Mortimer Sh~Rrer. David : Adams, Edward Balm, Samuel
Hale, George c. NnnBey. and John defendants
bearing date The 9Th day OF November A. D. 1881 shall
sell at public auction the highest bidder the door OF
the Court House. in the City Of keHoSha, in said County on
Saturday, the 25th day December, A. D. 1852 between
the hours Of nine and twelve in the forenoon that day.
the following described real estate wit"A that GER
tain piece parcel LOT of and situate in the County of
kenosha date County Of Racne) and State of Wisconsin
and known and described follows, viz: The North half
Of the West half Of the Southeast quarter Of section No
twenty co., in township No. 3D. North Of Range No
nineteen 90 East, containing forty 40) land be
the same more or less Dated, Kenosna November 10Th
lS52. GEORGE l.. LEE, Commissioner
q. :. HEAD. Comp Is Sol. 7-2T
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IT 81 '>iacoriy appearing that she process Of subpoena
n u aIi tar and Answer the I'D day OF Nogenl-
Der, lSJ is issued f hi- Cuag, in the above cn-
tied aud made rrturnab,c he II day Deccm-
Der, l-IS and tI ihc sad 10 has been urned
served The said defendant <. Barlow, BY the
III q! The AMY OF hCSlI: aud ii Further appearing by
all Hyi hIt IL said dr;cIan. Ia, caused MS appear
Ii> C"Ir, M sne u:2ht ell ia pro-
Cess had nrr:I duly served AMI At he said defendant,
Is Ac e. barrow uHt M Tie Stacul " -cunsl!hcrcrC,
moi ~ ri T,Nsb'c y Randall Solicitors said Com
vaiaaut, II IS ordered that the said defendant, Isaac Bar
Ipw do appear in said cause ana Ike plea answer de-
the BIZ OF Complaint til ID. in SAID cause on the
tenth day Of Alarch 1853, in default thereof that the said
lll tn taken a, conCsel by and against him. And
fLrticr ordered thar this Order be published in Memo
Sha Telegraph, newspaper prime and published in said
Cn,y III kcnoh ~ for six weeks els. once
each w""k prior 10 The said Tenth day March, 1888
Dated Dec. Sd, lSJ2.
J. 7. HILDRETII,
Court Commissioner for Ken Jsha Coupty
TowsLEE * R>NpALt, omplluant's Soils. 81
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" ASthe season is with US, when all are liza
Die 80 the all ctl0us that follow colds seated on
che throat aud lungs, we should keep in mind
that Ayers Cherry Psctor is the proper reme-
d. for these Diseases and that i, seldom fails to
.uFR
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18

We anticipate our usual time of publication, a
few hours, TO lay before our readers the last an
nual message of President Fillmore We have
neither time or room to comment on it, nor in
deed is it necessary, as doubtless all who feel
an interest in it, will read and inwardly digest
for themselves.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18

la.y1 ilST" Such is the true meaning Of the word
EfStN or Of The two Greek words nom which il is de-
yRIr I'M, Is The significant and Appropriate title of the
= DIGESTIVE FLUID, OF GASTRIC JUICE, prepar-
- q Dr. J. $. HOUGHTON, OF Philadelphia from. the
stomach Of The Ok for The of Indigestion and
;ystcpsla u Is Natures remedy for unhealthy
No at Of man can equal its curative powers Ii
UT SoOO EATING perfectly consistent with health.
e'%-S osAs ofthoOx, n snoiheT P7yt e hi. esreY.
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DS- The following item of information, which
is important, if true, we copy from the James
vile Gazette. We hope nobody about'town will
take hint from this and tell the facts about their
own coat. 1t only concerns the tailor and ycur-
self Say nothing about it.
INFORMATION GIvEN.-lfO save further qucs-
tions, We have the authority TO give general and
public notice that Ike Woodle ovcrcoat cost S26,
and is paid for.
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SSTRAY COLT. Taken up by the Subscriber, dark
- bay Mare Colt, with smell the forehcld-sIIp
posed 10 be two years old The requested prove
property, pay charges and take her away
MICHAEL BOJ'RKE.
Salem, Nov 10, 1854. -425
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18

Park Benjamin expects large fortune soon,
from certain decisions lately made in settling the
sctatc of his old Jewish ancestors
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NOTICE rs TAX PAYERS.

vENHE Tax Payer of this City are hereby informed that
N the Harbor Tax Roll is in my hands for clIrc-
hon' ana ths will receive the Taxes the SANE at MI
oace IN City Hail. until the last day Of December nsxi
An further give notice that shall sell ON the Second
sonday Of January next all the lots. lands &C. which
the said Taxes have not been paid satisfy the Taxes,
COSTS and other liabilities which shall legally accrue
DANL. NJ. CLARKsoN, City Treasurer.
Kenosha, New. OH, l6J2. n