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DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK
KEEPING ACADEMY

over the Store of Marshall 4 Co.. on Wabashaw
~ street will be kept open the entire year Hours of
attendance from to IL A. NJ, and from 9pM
ny ms system OF writing better business hand is ac
method. - ~ Wv
All crampng of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil is enabled to write with freedom and apidity
Several hundred specimens of improvements of pupils
from to 81 years OF age, can be at his rooms
Students IN Book Keeping ,oiN be instructed in such
manner as to render them practically familiar With
the science and tto enter the Counting or Store
Sept 81, 1855.
From the Hon Thomas H. Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CITY, June 26, l843
Lew Dobear, -Sir-Considerng a good hand
writing to be not only accomplishment, but means
success to every man engaged in business greatly
piaud your merOrOus exertOns to improve the chroo-
raPhy OF the age, gentleman, or lady either who
wrtes oadiy, never writes willingly, and consequently
often TAIL to write when they should and when they do
write Is done at the last moment with haste and
patience and consequently with faults all kinds often
committing and njurng both the writer the cause
whieh he advocates. Washington every in you
auda"l" undertakings, remain yours respectfully,
THOS. II. BENTON
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WANTED,

1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS
L Enquire of CHARLES ROSS
Sept. 2O-d3t Mercha ants Hotel
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FOR SHERIFF.

A. w. TULLIS will be a candidate before the people
for election as SHERIFF of the County Of Ramsey
ST Paul, Sept g. 1855. d,.,
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NOTICE,

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA In Justice,
County ofRamsey. S. Court
To E. Ho,Ute:
NOU are hereby notified that writ of attachment
has been issued against you and your property at
tached to satisfy the demand of Washington Sees and
William e. Hunt, partners, under the and firm of
Stees Hunt" amounting to the of ninety dol
lars
Now, unless you shall appear before Joseph lie May
Justice OF the Peace in and for said county, at his
ONCE in st. Paul, on the twentieth O) day of October
A. " 1855, at ten % O'Clock In the forenoon Judgment
Will be rendered against you your property sold to
pay the debt. f' ~
Dated this l7th day of September, A. d. 1856
WASHINGTON STEES &(n
WILLIAM E. HUNT. riaih'lns
Sept. "a. dir w,f
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N C.PRICE, Dentist, late ofSt. Lou
II is. Office over the Bookstore of
Combs a. Brother. Office hours from QYyY<
A. M. 10 4 p. NJ. Aug. 24-dtf L11y
begs to refer to the following gratuitous letter
which has been kindly furnished by the Dental Profess
sion OF ST. Louis, among whom he has for the past 1--WE
years been practising; ~
>, ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10, 1855
10 the CHieens Of 81. Paul, Minnesota:
Dr. d. Z. PRICE, having practised his Profession
successfully in our city for years. known TO us
as competent and skful Dentist and we cheerfully
recommend him deserving the confidence and patron
age OF the public C. w. SPALDING, d. D. S.
Corner Fifth and Olive streets
ii. McKELL0PS,
No. 81 Fifth streets
HENRY BARRON,
South west corner Fourth &. Market streets
AARON BLAKE,
No. GO Fourth street
E. HALE,
sept "a 81 Washington Avenue.
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TERRITORIAL AGRICULTURAL. SO
.-~ - = CIETV T.

Notice is hereby given, that there will be meeting
OF the Territorial Agricultural Society, Minneapolis,
on the first Wednesday and Thursday of October next
The Territorial Society will on the above named
days with the Hennepn County Society," for the pur-
pose of holding Fair.
The two Societies will together on the occasion
Farmers mechanics and the citizens at large through
out the Territory respectfully requested to be in
attendance 1t hoped they will bring stock products
oithe dairy, mechanical productions, and everything
hat may be interesting TO the Minnesota community at
large.
Suitable preparations will be made for the display of
all articles intended for the exhibition All papers pub
shed in the Territory friendly to Agricultural and Me-
chanicai pursuits, requested publish this notice.
and also much ofthe premium list as they see fit.
-.-.-r JOHN II. STEVENS, President.
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COMMERCIAL.

MMEKClAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
W.. MARSHALL President
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President
.. w. WALkEh Secretary
A. II. CATHCART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
w. R. Marshall, T. M. Marshall, W. E. Hunt
Aie4. Hey, q. T. whitney, s. w. Walker
a. 1. GnamDim, A. .. Elicit, A. l.. Larpent
DaVid LAY, Isaac Nlarkey, G. w. Turnbull
T Communications should be addressed 10 the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third TUESDAYS
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
ST. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The following list of rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and sod
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUP & CAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers Saint Paul
Exchange New York .. ia cent
On st Louis. ................ la
W Ci.i@"So.'
va >'"-oA'-.'' =, O. -
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency
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EDWARD MURPHY, Secretary. -fi-,
SCOTT COUNTY CONVENTION.

SCOTT COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Electors of Scott County, in the
precincts requested to choose Delegates to meet in
Convention at the Court House in Shakopee on the 9th
day OF September instant o'clock p NJ for the Dur.
pose of nominating suitable persons as candidates for the
several Offices to be supported at the coming election
October next. F. j. WHIT O(x \
w. A. DAVIS, Committee
j. NJ HOLLAND J
Sept. 10, 1855. at>on
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We are indebt ed to Mr.. DAwLEy, the OF
l;giug cIe-k Of the Golden Era. FOR copy
Of the Cn,caso Tt:ane Of sc a0.h in mt.
which G, .t0;us the 8 1 c:eta:!s Of the resa'ts
OF furio,s lie o. Ike Michigan. Gne
steamer Sscatcpl IS wrecked ard seven
lives iost: aud fearful accounts are We,
Of c:,ier distressc. We :Vtioin some ral-
t;oula.s: L.. ...-E .Et.E-E .
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Martin Schuler, wife and three children
Ge' man. -..-..-.-.-..
Nicholas Dowran, do.
M. Kermec, do.
A,be:s Zeignaud, Go.
Drowned.-Two German passengers.
Tota, passengers saved, 60; lost 2.
Observation-Disclosures! saved, So; tora!
lost, Z.
The following vessels put into the har-
Dor at Milwaukee during tie gale:
Flying Cloud aground in tie mouth;
Levant Of Chicago; Gazine of Manitowoc;
Rock Maintain, j. NJ. Jones, j. Stenhart
Transit, Of Monitowoc; Hungarian Of Os.
wego; Gazel.e of Milwaukee; Propeller of
Ogdensburg
At 5 O'Clock Tuesday morning, the
schooner J. Fl. Drake, Captain Waters
from Cleveland to this port loaded with
Goa. and lumber. beacbed near the Lake
View House. All hands saved. Vessel
not seriously damaged She lies broadside
on.
The British schooner Europa, Captain
McTayish in coming into this port at p
NJ. yesterday, struck the bar in the South
Channel, and unshipped her rudder, but
managed to get into the river. After get
ing into the river she ran afoul of another
vessel, she had her head7gear or bob-stays
carried away, and during the heavy seas at
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-27
JOYCE'S
w ~
. T . R.


ETas Awarded The First Premium at the Wisconsin
State Fair, and Diplomas al Screen IF tie
Comfy Fairs.
r is the cheapest eectua and simple of any yet in
vented for grinding Corn in the ear, Meal, Oats &c.
sS pR1CE-No. 2, $40; No. 3, $50; No. 4, $6o. ,fEs
From Tie Ekhorn Repofter-Joyce's Corn and Cob Mil
shown. 1t looks like useful and durable Mill This
Mill the purpose for which it intended and
should be in the possession of farmer who wishes to
economist time and food.
From. The Ksnossa Tribune & TeEsgrdgot-For its sim
pcy of construction, and with which which is work
ed deservedy attracted the attention of Farmers generally
1t great Improvement upon anything of the kind
heretofore seen, and must come into general use.
From TIE "Ste60yQdn 1ifnes."one of the most mpor-
tant implements for stock raising farm exhibited the
grounds Joyces Star MILL for grinding cobs and
other food eF stock is simple in construction, not liable
easily of repair requires but little power pro-
pei it. and does its work efectualy.
From "Kenostd Comfy agricultural Society There
the ground, patented Corn Grinder exhibited by
Mr. Pike Of Kenosha. This Machine the Committee
mended the Farmers of this County well calcula
ted for the intended being just such article has
long been needed.
For sale by VIM. SFARLETF,
I9f Ren0Stdr WIS., .
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Keno.ha coun,y eou,t.-r. pr.s.,,

In the Matter Of the Gusrdanshp Of shdoa sol.
of Theodore Sheldon late of the ststs
Massachusetts deceased: =
UPON reading and filing the petition OF Harvey Ksksnd Of
Northampton, in the state OF Massachusetts,
other things that he ,hs Guardian Of the
~ oil ISAAC Aforesaid appointed by
Hampshire County IN the state es Nasssehrss and THAI
said minor resident OF taid NoSha
that said minor has property the county
nosaa in thcs tate OF Wisconsin sad pane Aintsf
some su table person be appointed Guardian
psrty in the county ofsenosLa, Aforesaid.
It's orderei that said petition be heard before N,
eighth day Of January a. D. 1856 at III o'clock Of ssis
day. az the Court House in the city and county Of
Ard further rdered That nCtiee Of this
ven to Isaac sheldon SENT George Sheldon. ehArd
ton Francis ~ Morton, Marcus SydsnEam
ana Harriet farsons ard all other intsrssd by
shins copy OF this order in the Hampshire Gazette priE
ted in Northampton in the State Of the
kenosha Tribune aud Telegraph and Ksn
~ printed the
said for four successive weeks prior the
in stated. JON r. JilSUk. County JIdrs
Dated. Kenoshs, November oath, EEs.
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IotCN 1tO, range ltcelTH-S1rse
b. O. RUTdtS-All that part Of lot bk As, Of tx
change St extended, being the n corner OF Wis
consir Exchange Streets, e or sec 81,
.. y Hedd-Bk 46; Commencing at the corner Of
bS 40, thence isl fl thence 1S2 f., thence to
Wisconsin st, thence " to beginning, or 81
"osida BoRd-The hf Of W hf Of or sec 6. except
the toow;ng-l lot assessed to VI. C. Nicksrson, de-
Scribcd rs folloSs; Commencing at W corner blk g.
Holmes & Nichols addition, thence ris ; rciS,
rds W to beginning Also. one 10; TO Simmons,
as follows; Commencing at point rls $ of cor
ner Holmes Nichols addition on the or line divi-
ding the n & qrs sec g. thence to FIRST street
running n 5, thence : rds, thence W to or line
thence TO beginning. Also, one lot 10 Lawrence
Samson, commencing at the corner of lot hk -
thence 5 rds, thence W hf rds thence rds,
thence c I ( bf r,is. Also one LOT to Henry Felt
man. commencing at the corner bk IL, thence W
to corner Of 81 bk, thence rds. thence c to
Telegraph road, thence ris. Also, one lot 10
Langley, commencing eleven rds Of corner Of
bk a. thence rSls to Telegraph road n rds i
S II, thence W TO beginning, T. X. %, Il
g. g. RwRals-Lot side Of Wisconsin ST. commencing
1T2 Il e Of of blk 46, thence southcrly 90
#, thence II, thence ia n0rth-easery direction
to-s line Of Wisconsin ST. at point 6S Fl Of the
place 81 beginning. thence v to beginning. Or
sec 81, T. r as.
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RI ESLER'S
Photographic and Fine Art Gallery,

DAGUER REOTYPE GOODS DEPOT,
Metropolitan Buildings.
La Sale Street, Chicago H.
taken in every style OF the Art and
- of the utmost Beauty and Perfection. A Nec Art
bnng the beauty and color of the Painting with the perec
of the of all Sizes from
the smallest miniature TO full life size, either plain
craving coored the best finished Paintings by Expo
Artists from the first schools in Europe taken either
from Life Daguerreoypes Persons having Deguerreo-
types themselves absent friends have them copied
Orders will be received by the subscriber at his Gallery
above Pictures be sent by mail express with dis
crption of the color of the hair and complexion
snlTu1 ALEX. HESLER
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Tavern Stand for Sale.
M A r LIE FAC TORY.
GEORGE ACKLEH.

GEORGE ACKLEF,
A NNOUNCES to the people of Kenosha City and
"a County and Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JosgPH /. EHLs, and has addsd
largely to the Stock, with both
ItaIinn aRd American Marble,
OF the very best quality, and is prepared to farnis
to order ali work in the marble line.
Being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he Zee"
confidence in warrnntIng his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, Oo''e'Ss
Paint Stones,
And all other work wanted for finish ana s'yie' ~
rival all competition
Plain Roised or Ornamental Work, Of any cnarss-
s 5s;-sJ ION, IN a stzIe to gfrc entire sati:fSs
ton. He respectfully solcits the patronage Of tAs
shop on Pearl street, south sido, We" o. Asz"
across from the Post Once
KEYossA, juno BSs.--nlTle~
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DAVID CROSiT,
& 2
WAGON 60 MAKING,
Groc ,ry and Provision Store.


AN expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
Il i'll making ny grateful Acknowledgements to my
friends in the county and city of Kenosha for their
very encouraging support of my endeavors 10 serve
them to the besl of my ability. | am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the contin-
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me- l
am enabled to MAKE such arrangements for their
wants in my way of business, being promptly and
advantageOusly attended to, cannot fafto be ben
>fcial TO the interests of my customers.
At my Store. No: 60 Main St, calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand
a first rate quality Of Groceries, eff all descrip
lions, comprising Black and Green Teas, CoHees,
&c. A sound assortment of
VISION
In the way of the best quality of Winter and Spring
Floar, Indian Meal and Rye Flour.
Potatoes and all kinds of seasonable Vegetables
can also recommend my Butter aud Cheese, which
most chocely select. / would also call attention
to my convenient "MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for, and will always be found as
useful rs they good
- f9oar and all other heary articles viii be SSH
home free Of carriage
SAMUEL VALE
No. Go Main Street, Next Door North of +. Rob
nsnns Drug Store.
Kenosha, July IS, 1855. [vl6n5.
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Chanecry sale.
Kenosha County Circuit Ceuxe.
James Mckee, Complainant,

Nancy Wilson, Alexander Wilson, Andrew Wil,o,
James Wilson, Gilbert Wilson, Thomas WILSON
Matilda Wilson, Mary NJ Donald and Rebece.
Mckee, Defendants.
In pursuance and virtue Of nna order decree
and as made and entered in the above entitled
and by the said Court, the 2Dth day November
1882 at general term of said held urt hcn
the city and county of Kennsha by and before the
t. Doote Judge ofssd Courtl shall expose sale ami
at public auction ofvendue and to the hghe bidder
according to the provisions the case
provided at and from the front the hou,. in
said city and county of Renes Saturday the h ia,
January A. D. 1850 between " o'clock At aud oesck
the afternoon OF the said much of the
bed pieces parcels Of land shall be sIent make
sum Of money due upon the decree in said
taxed aud the of the said parcels to Wit
All those pieces parcels lying and bsnr IN.
town of Brighton in the county OF kenosha state Of
eonn and particularly described as follows wits Ths
west quarter OF tile south section
ls in township number north range number
lO east A the half Of the south quarter Of
section number eight Isl in the township rang,
tanning in both pses' one hundred and .st
heretofore decided to the school district.
Dated, ksnosha, November 9Th, A. ID. 1855
JOSEPH l. EHLE, Sheriff Of xen,sSs ssr.,,
ii. y. ScHs1F. ComplainAhts solisitor
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State or Wisconsin, Kenosha Cireuit Cours
In Chaneery.
Dewitt Campbell

jeremiah Quad
ny virtue and III pursuance the Creuit
the County Of Kenoshs State of Wisconsin made and
certain pending therein aide k,y,,f
the November 4. d. 1885 WHEREIN Dewitt Csmph,
complainant and Jeremiah QUAD defendant bearing date
vembcr 18TH A. d. 1885, shall sell Public Auction to M.
highest bidder at a. door of the Court House te city sf
in said County Saturday the f2h Of January
A. d. 1851 be:vees the hours OF
OF that day the following described estate wit All
certain piece parcel or LOT Of land lying being
and County ksnsha Stase Of wisconsin aud pssu
ary dscrhed as 10 No fourteen fi in block No
Durkees Addition commonly known Durkee
don to the ysge Of Southport being ID. nSrh
west fractional quarter OF section No Ave
north of range twsnt!ilTee 2 aud in
the third ward of the city of ksEoshk
ken0sha, Nov. 9Th lst5. JOSEPH T. EHLH
sheriff ~ Eehosha suntT,
by JoHN +. HsNRY, Under Sherin Ksnela Co.
q. 5. HEAD Comps. Sor 6wA
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chancery Sale.

kcaoshd County Circ1st Court
solomon Durgin, Complainant. vs. Aaron J. C0wiss
Pierce and Mary Cahoon, Defendants "s'rseE.
NOTICE IS hereby given that in pursuance and Lx II,
maj decree Of foreclosure and sale made
abeye entitled In and by the sac court ON the The
OF November AD 1855 general term said Con-, a
at the court house city and
fore the Hon JamesR Dootle, Judge Of court ee
expose for sale and sell At pubs auction ana to AL
highest according to the provisions The
Of the Court House in the said city county Of
saturday the 18th day Of January A. d. 1855 On
hours Of IL At and o'clock il she afternoon II As
all ofthe following pieces parcels of land SO much
as shall be sufficient makothe due uno
ere IN said and the aad the
OF said sale to wit All that certain piece Parcel
lying and being in the village Of Southport CITY az
sha described as the west part Of the south bo
seventy III in the north Ward Of village
commeneing Middle street, ninety-nne and ons
vs. feet west of the northeast Of said boek
funninsseuth seseny4ne III fec thence south seysn
degrees Il Ia 1wes. Pine
ns street 10 the centre of ike Creek thence
the centre Of said Creek Middle thence slSna
street to the place OF beginning l. EuLE s...n
Dated KeEosha, Dec. =, 1850. ew25 n ,-,o.ss..rc
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THOMAS PRlCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DKALEkIN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch whisksy

vines Liquors. IRISH and Scotch Whisksy,
London Porter. Scotch Aic, Cigars, &c
Bra ndies.- OtGrd, Dupuy e. Co., l. Cherons.
Chompdigne, q. Admyrauid, a. LomJat, j. g.
f. Martial, Rastean Charruyer, L. Msrriss.
j. J. Dupuy, Damien
Gins-Cologne, Dukuypers, Key, Thistle
Rums-.Jamaca, 81 Cr0,r
Whiskcys-Old Monoagabrla
Wincs-Burgmndy Port, Madeira. Maiara. Port
and pure juice, Sherry D. G. Gordon, OsAs,
Grades.
Champagne Hcidsick and He,dsick e. Co. do. LsHe.
mdad do Queen Eictoria do Dncal erase.
Cldret an casks, Claret IN cases, IVhtte in CASH,
WAITE in cases, Muscat, Muscat in cases. Bra.
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Ccrdials, Bistsrs,
Alcohol, Pure SPIRIT
~ Pricture's Double Rectifcd Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel Keuoshn, Wiz snl6vl6
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Second Ward.

do n Of she " OF bk ~, ~,
DE- n ar Of the . or Of BIZ 90. or see -,
de Lat Blk s. or section 81, /
Dc lot ok So section So I
de part Of the n " Of sec 81 eammeRcing&o
SSis of Of 81 Qr thence 40 rods. 20
re6s. 90 rods. thsaeee % rNds - the beginning
"a. W. BeFLhSr7-LotA tk IS quarter section 81.
u Baird-the hf u Blk b, hi redeemed qrseo ~.
Lot bk -. quarter section ~.
do Lot 2 Blk Sc quarter section %
SAeldss FIsA-l4ot bk 5i. quarter section 81.
FIsksr Cushman-T9t hk S. n quarter 81.
20 Lot hk So n quarter section 81,
do bk 5S.. quarter section 81.
T. G.nssy-Lot =. except "a ft Of end and l-3d re-
deemed, bk SIS. n quarter section 81, :
d 5. except ~ II on enc azI n l-Sd
redeemed, bk -. n quarter section VI. {
bS-s EEaa-Let bS 81, luartar section S1i I q
TsIacv Fr.acA-kot bk -, quarter section 30 =
H. .f,neg--Rk ., quarter section ~ & :
Blk - quaRtar section - &
EI7ber-lsat ! ~ o. e las<scr session 81 S
Bernard kfnHsv-pArt sc sl,s Or - commencing
lS rds from corner. thence !, rds. rds. Is
ras ris the pltc, Y beginning. rs
WI'Lsee Mig att Lot bS 50 quarter { leu 81,
do the n IL Of X r. u see 81, 3 4
". sIsap-Iat bk =. 4 = qcarter serlel 81. "a
do tot ln * = o. laartyr ora 81. q
w,,Esx ss .--ft. it r.. 20 ~
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Attachment Notice KenOsha Circuit Csxrr
Robert 1McIntyre vs.. Cockl'an McLapokks,
o.


ITO Cochran Mclaughlin, the above ramsd defenJa,.
YOU are hereby notified that the 18th day October N
1855 writ Of attachment issued out q Circuit Conyt
enosha county in the state Of Wisconsin Of Rt
neIntyre as psDtin and against you the Cochran M
aeghiin as defendant for the ofThree Humid an
.sx Dollars and Ninety Three Cents that writ
etgrnabe on the second Monday Of November 1885, and
with property attached therein way
Dated xenosha. Nov: sOth 1856. ROBERT MCINTYRE.
IL, IL. NICHOLS Clerk Of said Court 6was P,..,r
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TEETH FOa THE MILLIONS.

g Her rce bit mou' sac street ard boRny."
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
teeth! The mouth is the gate of life, neglect it
not! If neglected and not kept in good repair, you
cant have good health and what is more unsightly
than mass of decayed teeth
l am happy TO tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that 1 am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting in ones,
natural life, if not more so, at prices which will
come within the means OF all. / am plain liver,
with light expenses This gives me good health ard
clear conscience, while it enables to work cheap.
You will meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoiled of its charms, aud which would
have remained so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit of
charging. cid jobs repaired neatly and cheaply.
have received Instructions from one Of the very
best operators i'll the country, and have all the al
vantage of q knowledge of the latest improv emenis
of the art, in regard to which | keep myself fully
posted The poor well the rich should eujov
the benefits of this art and it is all nonsense ii not
criminal TO put this kind of work at such exorbitant
prices as TO confine its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to The correction Of the
Irregularities of youth.
Chiidrens teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kcnosha, August 9 SIS.
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uNREDEEMED LAMBS.

VSLIC NOTICE hereby given that pursuant section
~ shap 10 Of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin chat the
owng described lots and tracts Of land situated in the
county OF kenosha and State OF Wisconsin, sold the 18th
April 1859 BY the easure OF said county for the unpaid
Nxss and charges due the for the year 1852 s
nan unr edsemed, and that the time limited for their redenp
NON VIII expire the 18th day of April 1885, which time
esa previously redeemed they will be conveyed to the
hDlder Of the tax certificate.
Dated at Kenosha, this 9th day of October, 1855.
DwlT r. II. DESING.
Cork of the Board Of SupsrUtsors.