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Gcnsco 10 fci.

EorSco 10 Let.
UNFINISHED HOUSE 10 LEr-from lst Decem-
L tc, Arry immediately a, Ne II Fast iah'r or No 30
Naicrst
doom to IET-No. a!6 Broadway second story,
IL rui-wc lighted Tor an arts Q. ssnrn'na sleep;
us spa,n Arpy on 'h' promises second h'' ana
doom 10 LET-with Steam Powor.-One large
IL Room hy IA lighted Also several smaller Rooms ws
steady in sps s Ss hen Sss@ ,sS S and gS
DOOMs TO LET with STEAM POWER Several
& %s NeS% !" F,.S psc y ~ % e ana GTS,
and furnished with CrOon ~Sior gas fixtures ana M,
ApS" corner Of Elm and Frsutin.t. No A. stairs,
S,TEAM POWER TO LET.-L0its with or without
- steam Power. Apply to CHARLES SiMoNSoN No isl
Iewssi.
SyTORE 70 LET = The store No. I97 Duanest.,
- osrd door iom wahinstont the Erie Railroad depot
Whcis,sie busss. be had immediately Apply 70
No &c washinE'en-sf.
S,TORE on BROADWAY to LET-The second floor
- Of Marble e and e Bro dway 50 feet front b. 100
deep ygrysea stand for EunqT , 33 CT fs I'
Co, No 6.7 and CO Broadway
ITO LET-In South Brooklyn, eight minutes walk
RON Hamilton Ferries fine three story and ba.s-
~e1d with the iensnt desired furnishing their
snS : Bon 10 ass *. SsT ~
THO LET-In East 2Ist-st., few choice Apartments
to sua gcnieel families each family to have Two Room. two
b. and two r'n oi RSaTrToS No 10 sst a '
TO LET-A fImly about to leave for Europe offer
70 1T odOus aud pleasant denS fe garden ie
suitable furnished nesry nsw and will b. sod en-
1 wa fgI se9%een and apply 40 " --@'
ITO LET at VERY LOW PRICES-Sevcral large
md . store; n different locations on e'hay : and 4 n5
Ao apartments small respectable families Apply ed9ey
Bsns PIERCE Pine st. corner H''dT' under "''''p''
ITO LET-Tho front Basement on the corner of
Bosdw. 19a & Az fo excellent iD o' spg, 0 10 KNOX
the halter No l2e Fut0nst
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&sOO to $500 4 YEAR, chance TO make

&Sn0 TO $1,000 4 YEAR-A chance TO make
JOO Money Good More than loo kinds Of Popular
boa Ptspbs0t Asen Co9oIegTs snd Canvssse can
81 pssn rlofsts business for the ensuing winter by
srfsra sale publications. Thsy all good boots
M -,nteS VI und populsr Scarcely family ia the
e1zrr would A sd Pur hAse more OF them when
truzEkf to their door
We Lave roSe amy engaged pushing forward the noble work
o rrlyins pure hoese literature. s1d TINS uproong the
Of Luaidens
ctsve oAaed ia the sts-nce other reading
sic csS sctusy be cleared by the operation
ske1e pefseverspce, stll snd industry exercise.
To the upiritated the Of sens books would
pesert scheme FOR oneTshiug which lar better than
Al The rold mines o. CsiloIn's or Australia
fhse desiring Agencies will for further paoula address
pEkbI MILLER. Auburn. n T. or
DERBY ORION a JLLiGAN, Buislo. y. y
000A WANTED-For six months, mortgage on
V%OO Housetod Furniture and colsieTa rrity
liberal pllun aud good interest will be allowed
AddItss A FRIEND Trib n Once.
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Tor SALE CiiKAP-Will pay 30 per cent. An
snour 0Iaossy usisd Home Jf four sofes Lot IN 100
eisfor ss7e. h'ahs4d 70 ~ i1thsi
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

FETYA very desirable Hotel property. forming part OF
ope ~ ne Hotels ReYofr and paying large interest
would Exchanged for Cy Pf1ys, improved " gnmproveL
srp5y h, fONER MORGAN. Pineat,
|''f No Matrgpo tan Bank Budnr
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eonceo u)nniro.

Nx,ANrTp-T Three Rooms. suitable for dental
w 49, between and 10th and between 81 av and hroai
-, Aast, :. IN MIST this office.
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&c H.rtip,y Arefiosscr. pa,
'lNo MANIrFACTlRERS and OTHbhs--s,sI

p q HtftfntY, leefotfsf.. -pfT
TO MANUFACTURERS and 0TH6hss,,e ,g
j rNrTogY SALE OF VALUABLE PkTCiolttvys. ~ -
TY 10 CLOSE A CoNCERS-E. &; HALLiDs.s X. INsaas
Aacsisa THURSDAY Nsr n, a. y o'slock a. - M -
E,ehsnfe the selow ec-lrshls property eess
sfths lsIs ses >AiAsairl Snfh. decsassd - - IL az
80 wh.h hrrr i large Maasoa. With Ou DC -, ~
rsysri swe Ce,fss fssss-,es " zPlese S0ifns w.
pseliias NSases and I've SiprcA . ,.-.,.sss .
A q fsi3ias ists. ssees r..soly ansed ~ ss 49,
IA. pr,persy : ist afsl a So cabteT 81 iee 80
rslsAesas. q hsats ~ railroad non SeS i e. n -
s..ask "a value Il rfrsrn ~ fasorase cpfonss
~ ssxslen % raseoAssErrss and csanlsfs nj. ~
ne stis MI H. vilkcas reserve Terms me>
Nav e.e ~ As a, tAe sGes " tAs AaeiiSueef Ns.s
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ptrumic riek INSURANCE. COMPANY. NJ,

AA,F~fr., s~ss~s .A SAsH-l - as Yl - 49,
tyefy 's's-A 40 ~,fes ~ e.ss Ass N s~1 4AsA-ss :,
A.. ~ ts,.A-sis tass~s
~ sts 49, se>.~v .o.llA kAs .tA e.,eas
~ esA Ae@ = 'ts s-ss y. r. .s~AvA >cssAs -
~ ,vsrra rs~t, fs tAAA N,s1 sss 80 s-@ei 10 >as
f-''~s i-fs-A ~AA s,r V ~ - ,tsk a sN sAessvea
A. e,r~r.l,Fvi flsss 80 s~,isi sssss- ~ 81 yANN
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W vEsrcorr Auetionesr ,.rrvTfS
VyrOui.p INVITE the SPECIAL Ai.iil..,, -
w ~ HsNsskssrrfs AL cifer - iha sale ~ orr
wss1 ava NsAssAs. tagalsngv, ksenea f.s 49,, !.
fi.as kass a.. filiS " eSa lAyl MoRNiNv -
~ - ahs, sussssirs al he FsrnanFe o. ~ - 49,.
ssst ~ tss owners lea,es ths sisy aasne sA.s rssz
,,ss sssl Nssag,s NJ sez1s frSh fkgestfl 80 40 -
.yA W.a.aas NarsssV On sasr large Per lss
,.p., u sNsI fsA falsafs aaa heesessi.ssr A. p
NssaA,, 80 hsase ea tAo faesules 81 me sAe
siQsi.s tss. 90 ass lcfsN =, n
Vx'ul. he SOLD AZ PUBLIC AUCIivsssss
w furxSnAy ira lpsi .s 10 o'elocs A. ~: q Ss ~. ~
wsS AT he sAAsos tAs Ns~NerA Nehsss ,,s, o.
~AA he aas ~ tls IL 81 s<pe n f;iflLD ~
fss ef4st y N-S-<
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I,nR sAIE--rhe Thrcc. story Brick Frnnt Honso

I'OR SALE--Tbc Thrcc-stOry Brick Front House,
20 10 q feet II IN by about ~ feet lot
Ito edeep Thb rop will be sold for the low price Of 300
zen tl'sn - ieu.u -. ~ - -ySi,r b.,
i've iaisJ ee and DE Knb Lot 1xlo House . ~ ihr e
,es high well finished containing eleven roos
Pce f00 tonv Sl2O cash required Alec lot No ~ a.
Vernon, reasonale price App to SYLVESTER LAY
No Nalgf.
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orFIcE OF RECEIVER taxes, No. 7Now Ciy Hall Park
vVAXFS FOX lS53-Tax-payers are hereby notified
will be added to all Taxes remaining unpaid
December and two cent on the ntenth
day Of December next. , r,
The Receiver would the Importance oil max
ing ey smeut possible avoid the crowd and delay wh;h
oc previous the addition Of the cent
age receiving from O'clock a NJ tn @ociock
p NJ. Bankabe money only received , . .,
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chansee fcr Busincos Glen.

A HARE CHANCE 10 MAKE MoNEY.-The
N l.. ,rs TNiar- tAc less'ty Scs Ne 81 el'
SF~~xs s,s srs RAiOw rs lenea n;s,rs,s ,eI an! e'
grri Ass Ssasssctcr, s,en tf wssiss % sell
A pAHTNrH WANTED who RESIDES in the
n CRY saAs rSe7 iscsseA in Cae.aes 60 n y 'x
MI, rsrA q kls Ia SO ssstrs'csl 'ss's 81 =" Ss ,
NJ Hassl NssAi, Fs Saies@ sSs 81 .-s : % 80 he
- - ~ Al - ssss the mill in ssss arNai cars Wis
~ NJ 4, - -g,sins in the tlfy anl fas his
So 81 81 e-r a. sa sifsni the slcS and tho sses
stfse $500 3 -; 81 Essacs As 60 hs qas6,s.
49, 80 a1assss CASTINGS Horse Heals Ch'm"ns Co.
she MI SOW ss4 IN ert rae Oa,I saa vel sockoa
I>OR SALE in JERSEY CITY. Sseuben-st., near
~ SwYr-l Irccnove WORKS three s.cry Rrck Shop
), ~ sus lOs each ~ ~ 100 ten heTsToser kns ae shAns
A. Al rw ut sisra fSr Cesch OF BOX FaeHy o. Any
s s. - '''''' -'''' RAP \ MocoMG.
TOR SALE CHEAP.-The old-establshed BAKE
BY Ne ~ hsknE fru sixteen % eighteen bar
s ~eeh VIII 'As Lsse AID h~iaFs Horse and As'a impure
TOR SALE-A DAILY CITY PAPER, long estab-
Il iSs1 T--ai paving fom twelve aoesn hundred per
r. tloss.ri scnsrs kaaress 2. H. Tribune ofoe.
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE.-In full operation
III ,rs Soszx goo henesS Inquire ct No 81 Waier s.
DARTNER wANTED-In a large Dry Goods Store
ard desirable .ccssiaa with cash eaps Of
lcexcerttnnable references sven
sSess AIRES Il W BO1 Ne lss Tribune Once
GALE Of REAL ESTATE-At Schcoey's Mountain,
- An fh,t sresdd properly Known ss tho 70 ESi
SRoVR wAIER CURE ESTABLISAMENr, dne oOrn,d 'g'
eler.es 70 accommodate 80 iosrd-rs This
r os't5 il :Ae OF sine grove and therr are e.
t 9th co The hudHE on the premises co't aho1'
sSte .I sss@ + rsaisS for - S, g Of No. ss sS
EosTwn TUESDAY,: e is'h day Of Deeemser nsyt an
osly all D. required q The purchase ouey the osane
O. be pr Archibald Taylor ct Clinton j. or the Saer
n Of Morn. IsE'y.
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,NGINES for SALE.-Fonr now

CTEAM ENGINES.-One S-horSe and one horse
- ortsb Engine with Boilers and complete for sale
IFONARDs Machinery Depot No Io9 Pear and 81 beayer 81
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harm for SALE-Stuate at Rockaway. Lon

harm for SALE-Situate at ROckaway Long
Island tie Meniek aud Jam4ca Plank Road end about
miller from soo conipg Of6j Of good land - Of
~ is covered wood The improvement consist Of lne
dwelling house. carisGehous barn. s1nds cehous Sc Gc &c
IN GOOD order variety Of fruit aud
the afo foe garden which IL bo1ndod
one pidt by Jhs South Bsvs which
abound an kinds fhng and 20 Wing liz within theeqnartsT
Of nile and they al the getest emuemsns 20
hoe fod that Kind o. port For further parul hppy
DE MOTT Co, 10. Is CbambsTsst
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DIG IRON-l0O tuns No. | Scotch Pig Iron now
4 landing and for ssleby sPoFF0RD TILESrON K Co.
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VHREEFoURTHs of the FIRST COST and

BNHEEE-fOURTHS OF the FIRSE COoI ana
sse ms annually saved TO all who require Pumps
~ th.T purchasing GWYNSE'S CENTRlFUGAL PUMPS wlich
ae row upped Union Power Company whose ohce re-
mo cd from No 40 Dey-st to No "a Broadway
FIX from Let
that IL must wholly
used for ocs ships coferd tins stra -r
Introduction for such purposes woud save
ops Of property annuay No shpow doing jus ice 70
lie pssepgfs who will wihout one o. these
INNS JUNIU5 ). LEWIS.
souTn yours he for the required ia
have yer sespB OWEN HURLBUf
NfwyoRKIn 1870 had large, double acting patent pump
Of very obliged Ia consequence
f dischargn the required OF s1d
its such few months 70 rendr
,r We thn October i8jj purchased OF
No discharge Centrifugal Puups and have bad sald
ins in salt that me alcuae thst we nave d
Gallons er iaute every day since
has repairs aud the D'enfent says Il Is good az
'N'' ~ " = WIZ n ~ DERRICK Co.
H.NssLL PAPER sat SIZED II will throw
vnie other pump have or used" H. " COfE
FlTrsrURGH BREwERY"D Do not hesitate on all accouns ID
the best pump possess any kno ~ 9t
TRENTON LAST the enargemn, of canal inside
az pumping sry the water Ked with m id
A. n they worked withou. delay or sop
scc completion Of the work being carefully
rnind ne be 10 perfect order requiring
In F onr hdr Of Ike character believe the bet
t,r sdspted han other with which scqus ned"
4, STEVENS Resident Engineer Del. aud Rs-iten Canal
CROToS WORKS This pump has been IN use u years.
another which has pumped as,lion Of SAT- saetsr and
yer Is three and IS in good order
sve had grea many kinds but yours the king OF PnmP.
JOHN RUSSELL
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DFDROOM (fumi,hed) to LET-TO Gentleman,
ID without Brests and Tea Al No 515 Bro atwsy olpo
NblOs Gsrctn Inquire TIE sddTe's On hall door
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Ar pRIYATE SALE.-BROOKLYN PROPER

IN 1f-l6 full Lois OF GT0und tud
mar Styyesntsv about miles Ferry, hgnisoney
located hgh and level ground fine size for Cottage res
denoe with Garden attached Apply TO - -
COLE & Chiffon, No 10 Nss,ust.
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Jnsuranfc GompaiIice

iEo. q ALLEN, Importer wholesale and retsl.
No, II wallet, second fcor near Broadway.
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~ b. GUILD Il Co, MANUFACTURERS OF
" IRON PIPE. WATER VALVES. GA; HI rEks, and
Connections of all kinds No SO Broadway YORK
Tor SALE-Six Boilers, secondhand Locomotive
c,o, ~ q berv.st Lasf River PEAsE MURPHY.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

N ntn and Wife Also single Room for Gentleman In hous
with ell veIenoe O. NO lj We Shst beiwee
Eth tnd tih-sys
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iUatehrs, gemelrp, Sc.

JFWELRY and DIANONDS.-The subscriber ia
y selling ali descriptions Of Jewey retail ct much lees Than the
sIvv-a
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BOARD in BROOKLYN.-One or two Gentlemen
ID he 18th partial Board 10 5slg psssss 81
uafion No i76 Wshnson c1fnsr C0ncofda Bfo,iJn n pm
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-
hhpsufe OF II &c. so and 60 horsepower OF superior de-
isn snd rAnshp with Boilers complete Aso Gear
Lafhs Iron other Machinery Inquire Of BURNS
Fpenees Office, No 1872 Broadway corner OF
- \. X.rt
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NOTICE to COMPREHENSIVE OF

DURE COUNTRY MILK.-Private families that
sh 10 be su pped with Milk Dairy be
dated by srpyps 10 COFSEy. No rs Ia 20,hst- "
~ ~ WATSON BOURBON Flushing L. |.
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FAST MORRISANIA LOTe.-Timo EXTENDED for

II payment of per of pucbae money the balance Of
cost down AMI balance before March
e. Thee lots occupy very healthy and besntu location.
snd IN m view Of the East River ana he Immediate vcn
y OF residences several Of the wealthy aud respectable
cizeus Of Wesohese County Alec fine fsDe within qunter
Of mile Mousuia Branch Railroad, already built
through this property sso the Nwkochee and seoondsy Rail-
ysd which been lafely chartered 1t expected will
oe ts urorerty Several houses building and los
ns rsridy Distance Of Ibis property from the City Hall nine
% Tale ucrct For and oihoT Information apply 10 ~
b. WINTON, No 6Tryon-Tow, near Harlom Railroad Ohce.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

ing Post says dispatch from Vienna states that
the Sultan has fixed four weeks in which Russia
shall eyacuate the Principalities. Many rumours
were current; al doubtful
The Paris Pdtrie contradicts semi-officialIy
that the Sultan had signed the declaration of
war.
The council merely resolved that no more
concessions could be made, and preparations
for War must be carried on with renewed
energy.
The Cholera was committing great ravages
among the Russian troops on the Danube
Before Nicholas left Olmutz he senta courier
to St. Petersbuagh with orders to raise new
levy of troops. A corps of $4,000 troops
WIS to Lave Toulon to reinforce the French
my at Rome. The French and ENGLISH
governments have declared to the Russian
government that they are resolved to sustain
the Sovereignty Of the Sultan and the integ-
rity of Turkey.
Cabinet Council of British Ministers was to
be held on the 7th to take into consideration the
alarming state of Turkish affairs. There was also
a rumor that Parliament would be summoned i'm
mcdiately but this was doubtful.
Commodore Ingleford had returned without
news OF Sir John Franklin Commander Nc Clunc
has accomplished the northwest passage in this
investigation, having entered Behring's straits and
come out at Davis straits. He reports great dis
coveries of copper in the arctic region.
Gen. Conovert will 90 with 10000 troops
t. Constantinople. The French and English
will occupy the forts of the Bosphorus, and
the combined fleets will reach Constantinople
on the 7th
1t is untruly stated that the Car at Olmutz
declared his strong wish for peace-nothing
is really known with certainty.
The bank Of France raised the rate of int.
to three per cent. The bank of Prussia to 5
per cent. The bank of Warsaw to 6.
Mr.. Soule had arrived at Madrid.
The ship Anne d Jane of Quebec, with
valuable cargo and 400 souls, was wrecked
on the oath at Hebrides, and 400 persons per-
ished.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
GENERAL ELECTFuN.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE lhaI there will be n General
Election held IN the several towns of this County, and
Wards IN the City OF kenoSha the Tuesday next sue
ceeding the first Monday in November ucN being the 9Th
day OF that month The following officers are to b elected
AGovernor and Lieutenant Governor, Secretary State.
Attorney General state Superintendent Bank Comptroller
AMI state Prison Commissioner A State Senator for the
County Of kenoShe, in the place of Andrew b. jackson.
whose tenn OF service will expire the first Monday
january next Also, two members of the Assembly,
for the Eastern Assembly District, aud for the Western
Assembly District. The question of prohibitory Liquor
Law is required to be submitted the people the cleo
ton aforesaid The ballots shall Inain words" Pro-
hibiiory Liquor Law, No." "Pohibiory Liquor Law
Yes and The ballots 50 cast shall be canvassed and
ed IN the same manner the for Officers
are required by law TO be canvasseG and returned.
PATR OK COSGRANE. Sheriff Kenosha County.
Sheriff : Office. kenosha, Aug. 10, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

RAILROAD BUsINEss.-Thc Milwaukee Il
Mississippi Railroad is doing grand bust
ness this month, and it is only by frequent
extra trains that the Company manage to
keep out of the way of the heaps of pro-
ducc and freight accumulating at the sta
tons. The receipts for the first thirteen
days, including two Sundays, are $18,-
278,77; being within a fraction of the whole
receipts for August. If the weather holds
good, the figures for October willreach $45,-
O00.-Na. Sent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Oct. 81, is

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Oct. 81, 1853
GRAIN MARKET-The news BY the two
last steamers of decline in breadstuffs, has as
yet had no effect upon this market and prices con-
time steady at s6cas73c for spring wheat and soc
a90c for winter. Barley firm at 40a42. Oats sell
at 23a24. Grass Seed, las.
The unusual and exhorbitantly high rates de-
manded for freghts, both on the lakes and land
which have depressed the grain market for a con-
siderable time, are beginning to give away, and
of interested parties, recede yet at least 5 to &C
from this Lake to Buffalo. and corresponpingly on
the canal. Considerable -four has already been
shipped from Chicago TO Buffalo by the rail road
lines at better rates than those demanded by boats
on the lake.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
Failures In New YOrl-CoilcctOr BrOn-
sons Reply.
LATER INTELLIGENCE.
The Markets---War not yet declared---th
northwest passage discovered, sc.

northwest passage discovered, &C.
Rrrrrro lotb
,.4,- H., =, tbo ,,,.r
VS. ''''"C' 80 - -.
bet thiS morning Tor Hour anu more ulSPoSl-
ton apparently on the part of BUYERS 10 op-
erate. under the influence Of a material decline
, f.,;rbts- Tho tr,,,.o.+;,,,,, I,r,,,.,u =,
1;o, -. 1'o"o % -
sVit'tu ~ 'i'o uIlHCu''N III oo'aihlhg curfeh-
cY. The sales ct the day reach about $500
hills ~ 5RSL \ 1911 and OO fur r,,n1 IN
-, ~, ~
my ana eA''" uranus o'1' ga" h'tH'~lh'
W He3t-there was only moderate inquiry
for wheat. and holders were above BUYERS
>i,N.s--tb,. only salas we couI ha9r nf was
anoo II, ~, HT;,l,;..,,, - 1a5
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
InChancery.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.

RACINE CIRCUIT COURT-lN CHANCERY.
John Acken complainant Pliny NJ. Perkins, Ephraim
Perkins Jun Jr, Emily r. llollste, James Otser, Julia
APerklns- friedrich ). Perkins Orson Sheldon, sam
uel a. 1hurson and w illiam johnson, defendants.
Fappcarng by proceedings In this cause and by aa
VII That snbp1hed The Process appear has issued
ths cause and been returned and filed with the Clerk of
TINS Court aud that said Emily I. HOLSTER, James HOLSTER
lia ~ Perkins and Friedrich = Perkins caused
Their appearance 10 be entered in this according
The rules of this Court the gntfr in
such process had been duly and further appear
ing by affidavit my satisfaction. that said Emily r. Iiol
lsier James HOLSTER, Julia A. Perkins and Friedrich
Perkins out Of the State of Wisconsin, and dligeni
inquiry cannot be found therein. Therefore, is consid-
Fred that said Defendants be deemed and taken be absent
Defendants and further ordered that the said Emily
p lUllstc James Hoisler Julia A. Perkins and Fredrck
;. Perkins Defendants aforesaid appear this and
plead, answer or demm TO the painants bill of
plant filed with the Clerk of this Court by the 18th day of
October, A. D. 1853, that complanans bin be taken
confessed against them, and is further ordered that h
Order be published in the Newspaper printed in kcnoshn
County called KeROsha TiegraPh for six weeks successive
y al least in each week. before said Sh of October
next. j, 7. HI pRETH,
Court Commissioner for kenUsha County.
Dated July 2flh, A ID, 1853.
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SfYy YOER ASYES.
DIR III. JOHNSON.
Physiciama and Surgeon

Ph : G n a n q Su rg con,
nFFERS his professional services the citizens Of Ke
n0sha. and adjacent country, fie can saw without
contradiction that in experience siTesa wears prac-
ee IN the treatment of Western deases ne never has
patient oi fever, however complicated with local dicl
ties when called in seasOnabe time. Nor has he in ~
single instance failed to render the necessary aid and
ply me requisite remedies the profession Of obsetrcs
For the qualification Of nc afflicted, will narraHt IL
dease, 10 the following diseases, PoyAll Fg
yers Lung Complaints from Bilious Deran-ements Sore
Ewes, all difficulties attending coaiinemeDis Rheumatism,
Liver Com nts. all Female Complaints, whatever theW
character AgHs Intermittent Fever by ra
one TO portions Medicine optional with the applicant
wish lsInclly understood fhat all the above named
Complaints will cure, pay viii be asked is directions
ar followed. .E
fs- cal ard proue the rirtHes Of the madeleine.
Office his residence, fret house west OF bridge, ives. OF
Congro gatonal Church.
Kenosha. July !. isJ3. ivy ~. JOHNSON.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN matter oil the estate } kenosha county court
OF of September, Oath
Lois Baker deceased klS53
To al whom it may William Baker has a-
pointed executor Of the last will and
The time for paving the debts aud dspusn Of the
9" % deceased and for creditors present their ella
mas Teen limited TO the 2lth of September 4 D. 1851 TF
third Monday in December. lN before Office, the
e OF henos is the time and place appointed
nation aud allowance of such claims
ms nutrce
sal9 tnird Monday in December each
nSa Telegraph and notice If sucu hearing posted
hculor door Of the Court House in said
som" public place in the Town of Paris and
places IN said county.
ISAAC n. SrODDARD.
Oct. 7-nl6 1t County Judge.
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ANOTHER PosTPoNEMENr Of the Jerry
Rescue Triois.-The persons charged with
rescuing Jerry, the Fugitive Slave, at Syr-
acuse, in 1851, appeared for trial agreea-
bic 10 summons, at Canandaigua, on We'd
nesday, but the Government was not ready
to proceed; and the cases were again post
poned to another term, The Indictment
against the supposed rescuers was Trained
in 1851. Since that time the Court has
had eight general and special sessions, and
each time the persons accused have been
ready, but have never been called upon,-
This is very unjust.