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a MISSOURI FARM ron SALE.

Ann ACRES IN HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION $50
fVu red clover timothy and blue
well fenced and fenced tract
acres OF timber adjoining w and N. w. side
dwelling four rooms and hall Young apple
plenty OF falling sto~k inside the
nsverainR SPRING. Land all of the best hemp
corn and wheat and
and blue grass Alec two smaller adjoining The
nes IN prts county Missouri nine miles
within ten miles Of the survey Of Pacific aoad twenty
will bargain in the abov. proncrv an he com
PEELED 20 cell Il. - = - =
Possession will be given any amer the purchase
- JOHN JONES.
81 shal be In Washington city, National Hotel, until
Jan Ie-29sdkcp.
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Too tines daily to the WesTpo
States mail, and adams Co.'S cypress route.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in
above splendid lotteries will prompt attention,
an Official account of each drawing Immediately after 10
to all who order from me-
Address E. e. OBRIEN, Agent,
AIexandria Va
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City Bank---Kenosha.


Bills in the following lis. of Western Banks arc
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Bank Of America, Chicago.
Chicago Banki
City Bank, &
Commercial Bank; &c
Marine Bank, g
Merchants a Mechanics Bank ,ChitngS.
Union Bank, "
Mechanics Bank, Chicago.
Bank OF Lucas simonds, Springfield.
Clark's Exchange Bank IS
Bank of Ottow o; Ottowa,
Central Bank, Peoria,
Rock Island Bank, Rock Island.
Stock Security Bank, Dnnvle.
Belvidere Bank Belvidere
Mechanics & Farmers Bank, Springfield
Quincy City Bank, Quincy.
individual and other Issues
wis. Marine & Fire Insurce Co., Crfs Of Deposit
Bank Of America, Washington.
Merchants &c Mechanics Bank, Crfs ofDepost.
Southwestern Plank Road, Checks
Chicago Bsnk-I. II. Burch & Co., Checks
City Bank, Bradley, Curtiss & Co.
Union Plank Road Co., Michigan City.
Richmond's Exchange Bank.
Illinois River Brink.
Lucas & Simonds, Checks
Clark & Bros, ~. Louis, Checks.
Boividerc Bank, Iseiylderq-Alex. Nicely.
Michigan Banks.
Ohio Banks.
Indiana Mississippi & Kentucky Banks.
Erie Bank, Pennsy lvanis.
Newport Safety Fund Bank, kentucky, dis
The JoloWin5, ,chich hare more less Circulation
are not taken at all.
Farmers Bank, Chicago.
Bank OF Chicago-Seth Paine.
Bank Of Commerce.
Oswego s Indiana Plank Road; Joliet.
Loganport Insurance Co., indiana.
Adr An Insurance Co.. Michigan.
Milwaukee Bank.
Rock Is0nd Bank Checks.
Washington, ID. c., Bank
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Real Property Sale.

offer Tor sale the following described properly In Ks-
nosha County:
No l. The improved farm In Pleasant Prsra, heretofore
known as the Qade rm comprising $50 cores oflsnd of
good qualify for cattle grain be found easily Thse
1arm is Smiles the city OF Kenosha rs well wsiefod ad
fencedhss on 1t large barn and first rate log house;
argeporon has been seeded 90 Timothy, and In good con-
do for any Kind OF agricultural operations the ensuing
season. II can be purchased at cheaper rate than any
farm In the county for fourth down and the balsoes
In one two years. with interest Of seven per conn.,
Apply to Samuel Hale and Nelson Lay Of kenosha and 70
WIN. Ingram near the premises.
No My frm in Somers, consisting OF 100 acres OF ass
rate labe land equally well adapted 10 grain OF grerns,
together with twenty of woodland Enough OF his
farm Is under plough aud seeded down 70 situated
about equal distances from Racine and kenosha on ihe
north line OF Sec IT, and the line Of the Wilmos and Ma
cine Plank Road Is deemed 10 DO OF the best ana
most pleasant locations in tho State. Refer 20 Harmon
Marsh Charles and Judge Hugunin TERMS one NH
down. In year. and the balance In seven yeass
with interest al z per cent.
No = My homestead in the North Ward Of the city o.
Kenosha comprising lot and part Of lots and D having
every Of house. barn, WELL spring. ouhousso
and fruit. Time Of payments TO suit the purchaser.
No. A. Dwelling house and lot 10 the third yard OF Me
city OF Kenosha being part of lot 10, 80 feet 'front.' and
tending from Kenosha street the old Chicago road hes
tofore occupied by Mess Yates and Simmonsbo DC he0
very low and on reasonable terms.
for sale yoke Of cattle, one epan OF horses
s,vern WAGONS sleds, ssghs cutters bugges, haSnesse
ploughs, drays and other farming utensils.
Kenosh.. Feb 18Th, 1852 3s-H
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

FEMALE LABoR.-The New York Day
Book says and truly, too, in connection with
some remarks on the present high prices of
labor in all departments Of industry, that
at would be for the interest of all hands
to change the practice of employing men to
sell tape, ribbons, laces, and other nicknacks,
to that of employing girls. The latter are
more adapted by nature to the business and
the business is more adapted to their physi-
cal capacities"
1t is false and cruel pride that compels
women to toll seyerIy in their homes at labor
a servant at six dollars a month could perform,
while their husbands and brothers measure
oft tape and lustring at three hundred year,
instead of pursuing more active and appro-
pirate duties at twice or three that amount of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
Kenosha, April Is, 1853.

LIES CHANGEs.-A lady of this city,
who had been over-persuaded by her parents
and her lover, whose affection she did not re-
ciprocate, to approach the hymeneal altar on
Thursday evening last, plucked up courage,
when the important question was put to her
by the officiating clergyman, and rcsolutely
answered mo-" when, by the rubric, the proper
reply would have been faint blush, soft sigh
and a whisperend "yes." The CONSERVATION
Of all parties may be'imagined but not desert
bed. Remembrance was in vain-No said
the young lady, and no it was. The swain
was embarrassed but not discouraged Cast
ing his eyes about the room, he enquired, is
there any lady here who will have me; if so,
let her make it known. One arose and de-
clared her willingness to undergo the infic-
ton. A bargain was instantly struck, the
knot was tied as quickly, and they departed
for the home ofthe gentleman in New York
Gin, Gazette.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

The Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The
attention of Contractors is called to an adver-
tisement in to-dasy' paper, of the letting for
the grade of the work.
The line passes through beautiful region
of country, which is burdened with hidden
wealth and invites an outlet to a market Just
such as this enterprise will make.
The stock of this Road we learn has all
been taken, and its construction between Ell
gin and the State line placed beyond a per-
adventure. Come on We wooers for the good
graces Of the "Garden' Queen-she has
a broad apron wherewith to catch your treas
ures in her lap and yields substantial favors
in return Chic. Jour.
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1858!
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

A little girl, walking one day in the grave
yard with her mother, reading one after an
other the praises of those that sleep beneath,
said, Il wonder where they bury the sinners"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

The new Postmaster at New Orleans is not
George ". Kendall Of the Picayuna- who is
at pressnt in Paris.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

ILRandFano , DreseG oods-AN ofthe Gov sas ea6
Srchest,t ylesfo U dtntheEasterD pofteAst
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
Corn Meal.

Ar<oRN MEAL--In quantities 10 suit purchasers, ksps
J constantly for sole at tho .s,,.
Dec o. Ia59 5-32 KENOEIIA STEAM MILL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

The whole apparatus Of the Department in excellent
order and condition.
The usefulness and efficiency of the department would be
greatly increased by the construction of of
moderate capacity IN para the city where sufficient
cannot be obtained. But the most immediate and
pressing wants of the department present which
respectfully ask yor early attention. least 800 feet Of
addlonai leading hose, costing about seventy cents
per FOOT Two platforms in the Second Ward banks
OF the creek TO enable the engines take and
IN The First Ward estimate the of them So EACH
for Hook and Ladder Co, No. l. light ladder % feet
long and one heavy hook is greatly needed With these
aadtions, the Department will be placed In state of eff
cheney, equal to almost any emergency likely occur.
All whichis respectfully submitted,
JOSHUA DAVIES ISt Assist
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

wNYEBsTER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. 4
Wv fevcopissonhls III VI lun biow orb for sale AZ
deo0O KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

EnRASS KETTLE S, Fiat Irons, Come Mills, 5hoveaa
d and longs, Wire Selves, Timed Ircn Fr, Pans soa
sale cheap al No. 10 Main street, By
Aug 49, s.k. PHkLR0.
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Er

Crs
Amount of orders redeemed and cancel 7642,5s
led and Interest, 2o6,34----
eI292s
Balance in hands Of reasurer as per report g39 IL
Due from County of Kenosha, on Poor acc 49,, So
Tax Certificates on hand 1850, SASS
1851, 56,57
"a" lS52, l49,S2---
220,9l
Due from K. & B. r. r. Co. 593,I9
Various amounts due City, 3e,2S
Cemetery Deeds eo,52
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

ANION SEED by the h., raised BY wn. Moth, 90 Ra.
S"'" N'' - '>' N. WAIY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

UELLY MOULDs,a beautiful article. for sale etHo.
% 10. Main street, augl5 j. n. PHELPA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
S1O,239.20
9,069,20
Balance in Treasury.
lI7o,OO

If to the balance in the Treasurer's hands be
added the value of public property we have an ag-
gregate in favor of the City of at least $4,000.
The only item to be placed on the other side of
the account is bonded debt of $4,000, payable
in ten years, at an interest of per cent. per an
mum. But few western cities can truthfully pre-
sent fiscal exhibit so favorable and creditable as
this
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

WWISTORY ofthe Church Wisconsin, In cpnnscsso@
yiththo WIsco n,by Rev etephcn Rsee
Piiea % cents. Yof sale as KINGS BOOkerobA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

n NsEED, Meats Foot Tennor's Sperm and Lard ons
~ Sperm, Stearino, and Taliow Candles for sale By
STABkWEATHER e. co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
OUR HARB0R.

The condition of the harbor fund may be stated
generally thus:
Amount of harbor tax of 1851 realized $3.50 II
per cent. loan of 1852 1900 90
Paid in on harbor certificates, AVS 80
Total 1863 So
Amount expended in 1851 and 1852, 1850 55
Balance of money on hand, l49 oil
Certificates in Treasury, S33 %
Value of material on hand, 1884 OIL
Amount of Government appropria-
ton for expenditure this year, 10000 90
Amount of city seven and ten per
cent. harbor bonds, $4,000 90
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

~ ARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, lfom tns
az Rochester N. Y, Seed Store for sole She Dug
Store of sTARkWEATHEn q co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
WANTED,

pAGs, Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, asNo.fo, Nss
H0 street. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

In regard to this branch of the public service
have but few statistics to present or remarks to Of
fer. The number of arrest made for violations of
city ordinances during the year have been few
not over II; the number of commitments only 6 ;
and these mainly for street drunkenness. The
amount of fines collected and paid into the city
treasury from this source SIS 81. There may
have been some want Of efficiency in the enforce
ment of our local laws, and there NAV be defcien-
ces in the laws themselves These figures how
ever certainly Indicate a remarkable exemption on
the part of our city from that class of offenders and
offences which by our ordinances come under po-
lice jurisdiction.
The amount of expenditure the past wear on
police account, was 1870. This includes the pay
Of the Marshal and all special police officers, for
services rendered Police expenses of preceding
year Sl56 -
The enforcement of sill the Ordinances of the
City essential 70 public peace and securits within
our organized limits, will be faithfully attended 10
by tue officer now in immediate charge of this de-
partment, whose efficiency has been tested and
may be- relied upon.
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
The aggregate of expenditure under this head
me past year was S499 IS; made up of the follow
ing items To the Mayor $40; Aldermen Sl70;
thary OF the Clerk. $3.50. For the prccedin: wear
''s sun a1Propriatcd was s65s 81
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For safe,
DAGUE REOTYPIST,

4 dwelling houscsnd lot situated in n pleasant
part oithe city. lnquurofmay2S J.G STONE.
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I hCr>r Makers


E'NN faI ..asrc9r-I reuncr- at'he store
- June J B. l. u SHrrr.
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TAX safe Noitcp.

To JohR Johnson and FoirtSt- You a.c hereby
nouhed' Ihnl AT sale turiaNrs, held at the court
house Ottawa La Sale county ana ,tntrot IL
LIMOS. on the l5Ih day OF June, 4 u 1854, John
y Murphy purchased the following tracts of
land W. the ELI neg OF section 81, township 8!
range 5east3I p n tor the sum of two dollar,
nndthry seven cents md the VIII nwq Oi section
~, township 81, raugr 3 east of 81 p M, tor the
sum oliwo dollars aud nuety.srven cents II beng
the amount Ui taxes. interest and costs asspssrd
upon sad tracts, for the year A. u 1851 that lh
certificate OF snlc Of the foregons>lracts have been
du assigned to the subscriber, Fld that the sub.
scrbtr is The "gnI holder of said certificates. aud
that tn" time otrrdemption wlilexpire on the ljlh
day OF June. 4 D. 1854. mnIl ELLEN BR1py
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Moro Light.
lamps.

REAC rlFCL glass unrs for brrnin, s,iris
, gas, perfectly safe, Ind no cheapest ara
'"9h'rs. .hI tot any use for sac at,ns
-IINIl LtLatnr Dun Nfar,
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~ AS the largest assortment of rns an Irgira
/ bic styles and quauucs-may brerou M IA,
N0v2I NV lNs. LRANcn
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Wurray's II 'mmoth r heap Store,
l3- Lake street, Chicago,
IN MILIiNlRN EDUnG.

= Y ~ v VI Y = ~ ' 0'N'VITNs
Nur stock VIII NJ NIL times comprise al the esira
bic styles, qualities aud coors WHICH we can sci
for less price than they can he bought in New
uLk lm smn-L alnMti-cs. mnN2l MuERAN,S
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GROCERIES,

.nInpns winch ia tea, unsurpassed IN quality and
u'Nor, and NJ prices 80 low that you can afford II
u,hk tea three time, day. Also. a superb arli.
gre "' cot, ava coffee sugar, mnl,s-r.. nee 10.
bncco. nud in short general assortment Of groce
Ilr4
These goods arrived during this present week.
direct rom New York md were purchased three
months Il'rr lhau any other -tucl. In lhi. cIry
90 amt examine ilr yourselves, you will be 81.
t'ii'd To- make al. your purchases OF um
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Fine Gold JrSyeIry.

4 BEAUTIFUL assortment OF pins. rings
~ bracelets, lockcr~ Ear drops. Sc , sc
cheap (Nlay 2lN W Mus
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re .oek OF he best quality Of ,ri- ~ .,
prr"i and Iomr ly,ou l.as iar auiy so
"s. reasonable prices 'Jrsaie atthe "a r4r
nav ~. CttHga Drrs Store
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Cards.

DLAGN and Fancy visiting, ffiendsh,p and cor.
yersaion cards, illuminated Inct,os fans,
seals shell, velvet, aud plain car- cases blank spd
pIHfnar'rlso iiiIerentq QUALITIES to suit purchasers
AAoiw which wi. be sold vary low orcash by
may - ". " CausrIV.
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LATEST ARRIVAL!
Ready Mu,io Ciu,s,ur Forever,
Enr Nn,c or Rent.

I'VE store aud lots stu'ted on III. corner Of "A
lt,r and High sis, south NJ the main canal
tn" lolsrnn DO feet on La Sale at, and 1872 fee,
on IIeh 4,
The above property will he sold chcap, and time
given with part ot the money
The s'or" hn- been built hut few yenrs. and is
20 hvis feet twostories high, with an addition
OF II by II feet.
Reference may be mnhe to Fellows, Walker e.
Co, Ottawa, or to the subscriber, miles north
west Of Ottawa. June i9) THos. CANTON.
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AhinEle Euct1
Paint, Oii. 81 GLASS store.
WANTED


[ lNl IDNU5 GoUd lr- Wood wanted VI
Ottawa. D,rrmtg,or
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THOSE about pa9n,ing their rooms will find a
large assortment IgdNPGycra. b FyFE's
Prices very low. mrly CgVgg4 see
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JNEA, coffee, sugar, tobacco, rice ,nndin fact
everything IN the line of groceries can hehad
Mt thr cheapstore OF Wilcox 4 LowNDsBspY.
Feb 10
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: LARGE and superior lot ri window ,ia.s
!, OF all s.zeo and qualities, just received frr,s
Pitlshurg atthr 'myisl O4Iira Drug Sior-
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ftCIDdeDg,u.
ErslisnnHNuiS.
NUncla Tnmla C,ahin.E
Flower Pots and Vases.
Music N.s~icl

VIZ \ large aud The only assortment Of l!aiu
kDF and GoHig Flower ruts and Vase. fer .s,.
y cheap at ,he lmy'j Ot'olra Drug S,or.
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1 HDUSEand 'orranjo half acres OF land IN
a Ottawa, oypo ttr the u,yilc ground Thr
hons" is new. - feet squire, with good well of
SOFT water an1. stable, 100 hy 300 lrrf. fenced in
tn" ahNy" ~. D." sol 1rrl.h, oreS,hanreiipr
land improved oruuunoytd
torpn'"l'ags npry to WARD LocEwoop
Err lg-2T-fm
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,Ho! Every One, Ho!
BOOTS n SHOES,

Hens anl boys La tact he has general as
",.mrhi N .his lnr. lwould mention IN paflic.
ul'.' ""' "l ladies rnitcr boots they arr The f.
nF~' ever brought 10 ,hsmnrkrt I,dirs If Won
Msh osrcurr the best ii ina boo, or shoe you
ever hnd yoa had better not delay. as the assert
men' WIZ not last long You will also lind
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16
Thirty Years Espsritnu Of an Old Nurse

MRS WINSTON NaHh call the Attention 81 u''
Lsdir. 10 hst E"sIiiing syTall hf chiidfeh teeth
,nF Il will give Immediate fehsi' frdurrs =" h
fsmassii,n msking the press, ~ iestihE easy an"
b, t-.i,ss, -ute u the dYssnis'Y and d'afhHa'
Iniarnsr quantities ssili ~ ovcf NeN England
P,saf rs,tur, We have -''ld Non large Hish
titles IL M. Ninslou p. rapthirF Sifnp dnnhf ihe
mast III vesf. ani ovrt l.oo taics the lasi ,faf
We t.ii.,o u thu hfst meii,iae Ia ihe world ~ 'h
,lfra tee thine 81 ft the csrs If plstheD aud mar
,hara ~ eh,drun whether h Arise' from 'feiiihs "
an, ,ihsf s,ass. h sisos uaisoTsal sA'isiae'i""-
never beard oa,rp'iu, frrn Any one u-iHF "-ne'e'
,ald nr,rtc - universally successful ~ r'ii''ins
pain aud ca~fiins GUNS. IN ell cases al-'r stated
iftsArn "a $50 Tcliefts immediate md 'h'oi' -
A. tsEtsts 'ihIiS 'th"'
pruFrisf., No. - GaTtiuntt street NeW YORK
s.ld by &. a. HfNC, onrsef 81 John street and
p,,aa~a,. HoYpS rAuL. No. 80 Crrtiandi street
New Y.re HENSHAW. EDMANDr ca, hf
too. Ff,ce - s.nts bottle.
Ai.a 81 safe a. Ai-isc, 'tRIiS ftbhiNH
WILD GIIRRY BlTTER- So the cHIr 81 b'ilHas
aud Iaundies Ce'aplsiPt., and General i'rbihH .--
The, aa,eksn he blood, and give mes lie AID enef
e, 10 Ihs y bile . .,eai fncs only = cents i"ni
lfittts.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

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