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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

John C. Vaughn, Esq, of the Cleveland True
Democrat, having been proposed as n candidate
for Lieut.. Governor, a ticket with Samuel
Lewis, peremPtorily declinc;.-Free Dem.
We should like to inquire Of the Democrat if
Mr.. Vaughn declines pcremptoriy' because Mr.
Lewis a candidate for governor The only
disgrace attaching TO the association of their names,
seems to US would fall on the devoted Lewis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

STAMPED ENVELOPES contract with Mr.
Geo +. Nc,bt, of New York, for the supply of
these envelopes lasts till June, 1887. A CORES
PQndrnt at Washington to whom TIC Philadelphia
l. dyer applied for information, saws the stamped
envelopes will only supcrccdc the u.s. of the pres
cnt stamps SO far a, persons may prefer thcm.-
The consumer IS to pay the price of the stamp
with the cost Of the envelope added. The differ
cuCe is NOT yet determined, but will be- vcrv tri-
trihlng. The object If the law was not to super
ccde the present stamps, or to interfere Will, their
use, but to afford to parties wishing it, an Oppor-
funity cf sending their letters ont otemaiis with
odt any infringement upon the revenues of the
Department
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CHANCERY SALE.

Charles H. Comstock,|
David Eihes
HNY virtue of final decree OF sale made by the Court
I0 the above entitled cause the Eighth day VI No
vetubsY A. D. te52 term uf said Court shall expose
sale and sell Ia the highest bidder the Court House in
the City OF Ken the Eighth ds, Of January, A. D.
-o3 bss cen tie hours os,e and three O'Clock in the az
ienoun Of said day al the following real estate,
The Ess, halt the South West quarter of Section number
twenty Ea containing Eighty OF less lying
being in the County 1T Kenhs and Stale Of Wisconsin
Dated at kenoshn, November =ith, lSj2.-.
.--. .s..' y ATTAIN R.. ALLEN, Sheriff
<. w EVANS, CoTnpt's. Sol 7-29
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KENosuA COUNTY CIRCUIT couRr-IN EQUITY
W
Isaac e. Barlow.

kENoSiIA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURr-lN EQUITY.
Julia T.. Barrow,
Isaac E. Barlow.
snHac:oril! appearing that the process Of subpoena
u u appear and answer the I'D day of SOvem-
Der, l-J: daily issued Of this Court above enti
tied cause, aud made eEurnsbe the 2d day Deem
Der, l1I9 and thai the said subptua has returned not
served on The sad defendant isaac C. Barlow, by Eher-
III of The Cun:y al keash; and il further appearing by
iavi tina; the said defendant has caused his apIe r
IL be Gncic in this according to the rules of
this C"sr, the same ought e. be ed such pro-
cess had been duly sGrvd-Rnd the said defendant,
lshc e Barrow, Out III the State -, wisconsin,
on mou'h ~ i'Wse Randall. Solicitors Tor said Com
pIaIpan,, IL IS urrd that the said defendant Isaac Bar
tow, do HPr IN SAID cause and c his plea, or de-
muIr |" tue Bi :" Com ,Lin fled in said cause, on the
rhI' day {" Hhrch 1883 in default thereof THAI the
III hc ii~"h confessed 10y and him. And II i.
further Ordered that this order be published in the emo
sha Telegraph anewspaper printed and published in said
Count! "t heh"a for six weeks ely,
III each week prior to the said tenth day March, 1854
Dated Dec. Sd, lei2.
j. I. IIILDRETI,
Court Commissioner for Kenoshn County.
TowsLEE 4 RANDALL, Compliments Svls 7-3l
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STRAf COLI, Taken up by the subscriber about the
- FIRST Of Nov, sorre Colt supposed 10 be two yea,
years old last Spring II has white star in the sce and
me TWO hhd ieei are white The owner requested u
prove properly, pay charges and take II away
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. E, ls52 q o.
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g TRAY COLT. Taken up by the Subscriber, a dark
- bay Mare Colt, with small star in the forehead-sup
posed 10 be two years old The requested prove
property, pay charges and take her away
MICHAEL. BOURKE.
Salem, Nov 1854
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CHANCERY SALE.


STATE OF WISCONSfN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCEKY.
Aonxo Campbell Us. Horaiio c. Train, Maria Train, and
John Perrine.
nf Virtue and in pursuance OF Decree ofthe Circuit
Court for the county Of kenOsha, state Of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof in the Term of May, A. d. 1852
wherein Aonzo Campbells Complainant, and Hnrntio c,
Train Maria Train, and John Perrinc Defendants
ing the 20th day of May, 1884, / shall sell public
auction the highest bidder the door of the Court ouse
in the city Of kenosha In said county. Wednesday
twelve in the forenoon of that day the following
crbe real wit: All that certain piece parcel
fiand lying and being in the city of kenosha and
state Wisconsin, and described follows viz Lot No
Ave ~ In ock No eighty three (6 in the northeast qun
ter Section No thrty,ne {3l) in township No. %
north Of Range No twenty three (2 east accordng the
Plat and survey Of the village of Southport now city of
Kenosha record in the office of the Register Of Deeds
Of the county 81 Racine, and State of Wisconsin,
Dated kcnosha, September 8, A. D 1852. Ills
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
SHERIFF.! Kcnosha County.
o. g. HEAR, Complt's. Sol.
POSfp0nemen.
The above sale is postponed at the request defend
ant and by consent Of 1he plaintiff until the 9Th day
December, 1852
6-24 n. R. ALLEN, Sheriff.
D.ted October 23d, A. D. 1852
P0s'pone,rent.
The above sale is further postponed at tie request Of In
defendant and by consent of the plan tiff until The I'd
March, 1853. \. K. ALLEN. Sheriff..
Dated December 8 1852. IS
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N. Y, Type Foundry,
AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
Types, Flowers and Ornaments,

NsrABLISHED IN lalO-JOHN 7. WHITE, No. So
II Gill 81. Corner Of Beeknan Street. New York, would
call the attention Of Editors and Printers his varied and
extensive assortment Of
Types, Flowers and Ornaments,
all cast 0f the very best metal and finished great-
est and now offered at reduced prices,
six months, and liberal discount. made for Cash.
Also Presses of the different kinds Cases, Chases Brass
Rules Composing Sticks, and every article required in
Printing Office, constantly hand, at the lowest market
prices.
Spanish and French orders accurately executed with the
necessary accents &C. This being the oldest and
most extensive fOundres in America, with very large
unsurpassed nssortmen orders OF any magnitude can be
executed without delay.
supplement I" his late specimen book will be issued
about the st Of November topples will be furnished APP
phciionl which will Contain of book and News
Type of the taVoritc ScO;ch cut embracing light
heavy tAcer the latter particularly designed machine
prlnG. surprising any thing offered this Country
which are added metal rule, fIcy bories and great
variety 81 new and handsome urnnIneuIi.
Old yIc taken IN exchange for u Gets per pound.
Editors or Printers wishing establish a ,IaIer
book ar job printing flee, viii be furnished with
mai" III dtl TER the same, BY sIa:Ing The paper
or HE particular 81! aud quantity work be
cuted.
= Editors of Newspapers Who will this adycr-
ti~einent three times, previous the r of Janlr 1883
ana send ole copy oi ihe pHpef cntahng III: the
FuHHiry, shall be all ,wci the their charge on
purchasing four times lis AN, cunt
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that application will be made
IL the Board OF SuprrN srs ui hcnosha County, a.
specIl meeting OF said board, to be hoiu. Court
li"s ,hr city ul henusna, Thursday the twenty fourth
da! Of ehruAr 4. -. less present Town of
Snnthppr ~ nd County ut krIoshu and annex thar
pat "i he -d Town o southport ying Town one ~
Mr. h ht". twenty three % ."Hn pheasant
Prrlc III said and To .ha part towr
al @u' gm ilIis III "nt two north range ~ cn:y hre-
-, G'ss' 10 She % Sumers in said CoIu.y
-lS Interested, notified to appear az he time
ab"'tnghed and h'N cause ii any why said appca-
ton 81 u! n,I be granted,
r. b. BARNES.
W. :. SHEPHERD,
w. GUFF.
Dated al Southport Dee. s!h. 4 D. le52. 25
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

KENDSTA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERI
Oliver :. Chapman, Complainant, Hollis Whitney,
rah II. Whitney, Timothy Higgins, William Strong, Junr.
Charles r French, Ora Cutler and Daniel T. Young de-
PENDANTS.
Before the Hon Edward V Wilton, Judge of the Circuit
Cour for the County Of kcnOsh, in the State Of Wisconsin,
in Chancery sitting at Chambers.
satisfactorily appearing that process Of subpoena to ap
III pear and a'wer vas, The JIh day OF August, 1882
duly issued out of his Court in the above emitted and
made returnabe on the Tenth day Septcmhc l952 thai
said subpoena has been returned served. The Sheriff
OF said County of Keno ha, the defendants, Timothy
Higgins, Charles F. French and Daniel T. Yong and it
further appearing by the affidavit Nathan r.
each and of said defendants nonre-denis OF the
State of W fsconsiu; therefore, motion Strong Full
@ Solicitors for said Complainant II Is ordered that ench
and every the snd Defendants Timothy Higgins CHARLES
french and Daniel T. Young, do appear In said
ana ME Their and ench of their plea demurrer
the OIL al complaint filed in said the tenth day Of
February, I6j or IN default thereof the said bill Com
plnnt be taken confessed by every said
fendants Timothy Higgins, Charles F. French and Daniel
T. Young and il is further ordered that the Complainant
cause this order TO be published in public new snapper
printed and published in said county Of kenosha for and
during six weeks successfully In each week
and that the first publication be within twenty DAYS
from the date hereof.
Dated 9Th November, 1882 7-2T
EDWARD V WILTON, Circuit Judge
Strong 4. Fuller, COmplt's Solrs.
true copy from the original order on hie Attest,
.. T. DANA, Clerk.
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BEAUTY.

Complexion richly tinted with the h'cud Of boaith,
With kin pure and fair phTian MAJ bic
Son and sweet as the fragrant Tu-c--
Teeth as sound and white : aah,;,-,
Breath Of sweetest frug rncc, and lips If chraltin,,
With flowing ringlets and GLOSSY locks,
LuXrriant trcses ahcing gracefully DER the SWIM Ike
neck,
No dark rc,iu siyc spots n nrho pleasing pic,ure
or 10 co1 tili shadows Ger beauty master piece.
Radnay's Medicatcd Soop
Cdrposed oE the mos del cuJs rnrc and fragrant gems
OF extracts, oils and costly essenccs-
~ hnTcts, root, trees and oriental ,innts,
Possessing Wondrous virtues DER skin dI-cases.
To the CompIerion il imparts Beauty.
BY Cleansing the skin from MI erupnyc matter,
Makes Glenn the p"re, diva ac''nn in'ec al ii!arcs
by which all poisonous humOrs are elected
And healthy nvt ton in The skin restored,
To tre teeh II gives vhAeness ard prevents decay
II makes the skin SOL sweet and smooth
Transforms the most reruisve and dshgurcd yfsope
To n cleaT and beautiful complexion
RAILWAYS CfRGkSSIAN BALM
IIEyarts nuutneni 70 thu bnlr-
Makes II strong, glossy, rich aud iuxurianI
Cagses the scalp from dandrui ives action n Tho
asien' the hair upon the scalp and foIces II Ia grov
Like guano 10 barren SOIL ii makes rich and broducti,
TO dress tle hair make ii smooth and vles,y-
SEong and beautiful. &c.
Raa"ayS tTcasSian Bum is The ne plus ultra
e1S' Price % cents per bottle
hADWAY < CO., Practical ChemIst.
l62 Fnton-Street, New York.
AGENTS,
j. u. STARKWEATHEh, f. ROBINSON, and F ROE,
lNSON & CO., kenosha. 3m-4o
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TUE undersigned takes this opportunity Of informing his
l. old friends and customers and The public generally.
that he has Resumed business at the OLD STAND or
MARSHALL & PHELPS, where may be found general
assortment Of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and Japanned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves the following approved patterns
BELLE OF TIE STATES, QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIE.
KING OF THE PRAIRIE, HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER,
Aso-SefRegulatng Parlor Stoves, Alright and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking Stoves
Ashe intends adopt the ready pay system far pos
she he proposes ~ 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.
Ksnoshn, September, 1854 II
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HORSE FOR SALE.

A GOOD HORSE, for Family OF Farm use, can be Oh
tanned on accommodating terms. ENQUIRE at this OF
nee. Nov. 9, 1859.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

WHE Tax Payers Of this City afe hereby informed mat
the Harour Tax Roll is now in my hands for collec-
ho and That will receive The Taxes for the same "a
Office in the City Hail. until last day Of DcceTnher 49,
And further give notice that shall sell on me Second
Monday OF January next all the lots, lands which
the said Taxes have not been paid satisfy he Taxes
costs, and other Liabilities which shall legally accrue
DAEI.. NJ. GARRISON, CITY Treasurer.
Eenoshs, Nov. oh, l5J2. ' 81
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DIR ATS ON NEW YORK.

CIGHT DRAFTS on New York for sale at the Chicas
~ rates. II. B. TOWsLEE
March 2s, 1851 Al
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY

NW H. ID. l.. = OFT respectfully informs Ladies and
w and Gentlemen ,hat he intends ,pen the aboys
Academy instruction in fashionable Dancing TOR Ladies'
Misses and Masters Mr.. scott will open if he can get
announcement enough. Those become Schol
leave their names ri MIR. W n. SCOTS Furniture
store. Mr. Scott wis pay !hc attention to the de-
pertinent of his scholars ana spare imDart an
easy free and graceful carriage For particulars apply
Mr.. ID. l.. Scott.
kenusha Nov. 2J, 1855
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IT As the season is with u~, when all ar" lin
bic to the all ctions tina; follow colds seated an
the thf6at aud Inn-a, We should keep il mini
TINT iger's Cherry Paci0r i, the proper rrm,-
dy for these diseases, and that it seldom fails L,
cure.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

Park Benjamin expects large fortune soon,
from ccttain decisions lately made in settling the
sctatc of his old Jewish ancestors
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CITY TAX ROLL.

FWNHE Tax Payers of this City hereby notified that the
City Tax Roll Is now in my possession and those who
wish 70 their Taxes will find the City Hall for that
puYpose; until the last day Of Decsmtef next And fur
ihcr give notice that on the second Monday Of January
next Will sell ali The lots and lands said Tax Roll upon
vhce Ahes remain unpaid TO satisfy the Taxes coss
and other liabilities which shall legally accrue.
DANLe n. CLARksON, City Treasurer
Kenoshs, Nov. 9th, 1852. Of
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Annual Meeting kcnOsha County Agri.
cultural society.
WOOD WANTED.

NXTE will take wood If get it, Of all those
who have agreed io pay their subscriptions In tina,
article Those who want the Telegraph, have 1t BY
bringing the Wood In advance.
G. CLEMENT
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Something New under the Sun.

yWyHE Subscriber wishes to call the attention ofal Inter
Ill es,ed in Scientific improvements, to the admirable
EXCELSIOR WASH-BOARD,
Which, by universal surpass every thing ofhe kind
which has been offered to the public.
Always wind power for any purpose, he only
arfsthsi his
Circular Crimped Zinc Wash Board
may have sartrsl and ne will hazard their reputation
gansi anythingn the shape ola she world has
vet produced.
Country Merchants and Traders generally can be suppl
ed on mort notice and on terms ny calling aihis
shop 90 rods south OF the Plank Road on he Telegraph
Road, and Hale Tovslees Iron Store ON Main Street
as welfRsa; other placesin the city
LESTER BUTLkR.
Kenosha, Oct. Is, 81. Il
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PART SECOND.

,Overture-"Tancrtd." Rnssin.
Chorus and Qnare.te--'Nght's shade no longer" do
Dueti-''Give me Music" Taylor.
Chorus-"Glnry TO God in the Highest" PergOesi.
Aria for Violin and Piano. Gramer.
Solo Sopan"-"AngeIs bright and fair" Handel.
Ch0rus-"Grand llalielI jah."
Door, open at o'clock Concert 10 commence at half
past ocllck
Tickets 25 cts to be had at Kings Book Store, and
It most of the Dry Good Stores
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Hale.
Tax Receipts.

Town Treastrers can obtain blanks for receipts
Ly calling at this Office.
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CO The following item of information, which
is important, if true" we copy from the James
vile Gasette. We hope nobody about town will
take hint from this and tell the facts about their
own coat. 1t only concerns the tailor and your
self Say nothing about it.
ISFORMATIoN GIvEN.-To save further qucs-
tons, we have the authority to give general and
public notice that Ike Woodle's overcoat cost S26,
and is paid for.
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official vote of wisconsin.

% The following is the aggregate vote of
Wisconsin official, on the Presidential candidates
We will give the vote by counties, should We
er get it.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIEESS SALE.
Virtue of writ of Feri Facas issued out Of and
hD under the seal Of the County Court County OF
heh"Sha State OF NircunSin, directed and deliv.<
A against the goods and chates lands and tenenens Of
Don T. ierrick have levied upon and shall offer for sale
70 ne highest bidder. The law Directs the Court IIoI
Ia the Gil! Oi tenosha. ia said County kenosha on Sat
utdy the thceth day % Jnnuary, A. ID. 1883 at Une
"ck IN me afternoon OF said day, MI The right, little
Interest which the said Don I!crrck ON The Both day of
March a. ID. 1852 had of and following piece or
'rcei OF land situated in the Town Wheaand in sad
County ~ kenOsha viz: The North I.t quarter of Section
number thirty three 33 in Town No. One II North of
Range Ne. Nineteen 49, east.
kenoShn, November 30, 1882
80 u AIIEE ShortS
Anhuai Meeting kcnOsha County Agri-
cultural Society.
NXTILL come OF at Dut,ous Tavern P.r.S on Monday
Wv December 6, 1882, at 10 A. VI.
iiusness-Choice of officers for ensuing ysa, awards %
Pemiums on Crops, &c, &c Per order
T. J. RAND, Secretary.
KenOsha, Nov. l., 1859. 3 -
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* TRAYED. Game into the enclosure the Subscriber.
- Nov. o. three Calves described follows. One red
Steer, with white face and stripe the back Two red Hell
ed oprove properly pay charges and take the away
JUSTIN WEED.
Sou,ers Der "a. lSS? s@-as
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Credit,

Leaving balance against them of sl4,229 40
To meet which they have levied tax of Sl6,
see IS This Is the way to do it. There is no
reason why county should not pay as they go.
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KENOSgA COJ'NrY-TOWN OF SALEM, S.
In JGS'tsc's Coprt.
To JANIS HoRro>:-Nou hereby notified that n writ
Of Attachment has been issued against prop
erty attached satisfy the demand of Abraham Wooleyer,
amounting Twenty Three Dollars and interest from the
Tenth day If April 1852 Now unless you shall appear be-
Simon A. Didams Justice of the Peace and said
County, his office in said Town the Eighth day of
January 1883 O'Clock in she afternoon, judgment
will be rendered against you and your property sold pay
the debt
ABRAHAM WOOLCVER, Plaintiff
Datsd tAis 9th day of December. 1852 ST
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~ becoming in time possessed Of knowledge the want
weh mas caused the sickness and poverty Of
70 view oil such consequence wife mother is ereu.
sale u she neglect TO avail herself Of that know IN
aspect TO herself which would spare her much suerng De
the means OF happiness and prosperity 10 her husband and
soaie upon her children that blessing above all prce-hrahy
bodies with healthy minds That Knowledge is copIaiped IN
a ork 81
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a CHANCE.

YWNHERE are Three Healthy Boys ranging om ten
n to fourteen, in the Kenoshs City Poor House, whom
the authorities disposed bind suitable opportu
mites Offer Application may b made to
- c. c. SH0LEs, Mayor
Dec s, 1854. = Is
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy book unless Dr. A Nj Mauriceau l29 Liberty ST..
y. V the title page, and the entry Clerks Office
the back othe title page corresponds herein and buy only
ofresHecable and honorable dealers by mail and adj
dress to DR.. A. NJ. MaHrceau.
Full title with contents together with few page
treating Of important subjects married female will
be free Of charge enclosing letter stamp in
prepaid letter, addressed as herein.
IRON receipt OF Fifty Cents, (Or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra binding,)
"THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (rnGiIsd
free to any part Of the United States. All
letters ust be postpaid. and addressed to
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box l224, New
York City. Publishing Office, No. l29 Liberty
Street. New York.
For SALE kISG's Book SToRE, KKNOsHA; W. c
Fountain Wntertown L. Lnng, sheLoI gnn; k. ID. Pull
ferd Mineral Point, Wis.
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ANNALS FOR 1883.

ANNALS FOR 1888.
nDD FELLOWS OFFERING;
" The Lilly;
Forget Me-Not;
Star OF Bethlehem;
Git Affection tn OF Love:
Winter Green: Dew Drip; Sacred Tsbleux;
Friendships Offering Crystal Founi;
Gem of the &C. SC, for sals
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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RAcIsE COUNrY.-Our 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 ascertained indebtedneSsis
Sl5S43 SO
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY Is ITS
~ oshoa rlS1y temaes, ia the meridian Of life
1880 an heHth and sfts with complcao Of diseases
.ineas deP1ying them OF the power for the enoyment
% e an age when physical health buoyacy OF spirits
should be redom inant. 'sA NN'"Si>i0h VI HeAiH''
Many ofhe cGssss Of her enr. 81 Sr,perh.p. wear,
stoIe PeraPs eurng Frhood the Gt yean of ms ee-
las o'Sa so light as 10 uHRotsed coarse
IN AFTER YEARS,
TOO late 10 be beus6sd BIZ our knowledge. We look
e mourn and regret the full Q1snces Of opr
would we not often give possess in early life ,hs
hhonisdge we obtain an after years Aud wh., aavs ~
Sights OF anguish might not hav, been .p.r.S II ~
knowledge was timely possessed. Il ia N' NN
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
10 behold the sickness and suffering endure by many viz
to naay years from simple and conolahls es.
seIAedied-oT better sIill mot incurred ifevery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information confirmed in lule rofun. fh
VI the reach OF All) winch would spare to henslf
YEARS OF MISERY,
And 70 her husband The toll and anxiety OF mind
Iecssay seFevng upon hiR from sickness oil the wife
Without SWING him the opportunity Of acquiring that com.
Pence winch his eNerlnns entitled and rossession
81 rheh would secure the happiness Of himself wife and
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DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

The use Of Morphine, Strychne AconiEe Peilcdonrn
hca and other poisons not only dangerous but cruel
The effect OF these posons Is not to the disease
remove from the system the pains,
But to dsGdn the Hrues. pcekn and stop tie nr-rous
energy 10 PdrqIyEr the funcf ous of thsHeruors syS
TEN, and 10 destroy sensation.
If this practice is continued for any length Of time the
patient will not only away but the brain becon
paraly sed and the intellect DESTROY ed