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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31
CLASS NO. IL.


JACKS, MULES, JENNETs, &c.
Fl Wilson, Jasper CO, best Jack
over two years old $40
J G Ware, Jefferson, I'd best 6
Jno Alexander, Wap., Sd best IF.
W B Jackson, Mahaska, best Jack
over two years old 8
Jno Workman, Jefferson, I'd best S
Jno K Parsons, Jefferson, best Jack
one year old 5
W jackson, Mahaska, best Jennct
over three years old 6
Hiram Miller, Jefferson, I'd best S
Jno r Parsons, s Sd l +
II A Mitchell, (" best Jennet
two and three years old 6
W B Jackson, Mahaska, best Jennet
under two years old 5
Hiram Miller, Jefferson, best suck
ing Jennet 5
no Dill, Jefferson, ID best 2
E R Clapp, Polk, best span mules 10
L Mccoy, Keokuk, I'd best s
Jno Head, Desmoines, Sd best IF
j W Frasier, Henry, best mule two @
year and under three 5
] McIntire, Wapello, I'd best 4
Jno Mccormick, Jefferson, best
mule over year and under 2 4
JAS Beswick, Van Buren,, 81 best 8
John r Parsons, Jefferson, best sucking
Mule colt 2
Jonathan Wilson, n Norris, Committee.
CLASS No. II.
THOROUGH BRED HORSES.
D J weatherby, Muscatine, best stallion
over years Is
D j Weatherby, ID do 10
@ NJ Dillinger, Des Moines, 3ddo IF
Jno Minten, Washington, best stallion
between and years old 10
Ssm'l J. Miller, Van Buren,, best suck
ing colt 5
Sam'l J Miller I'd do 3
A B Porter, Henry, best mare over 4
Danl Sheets, Wapellc, best stallion be-
tween one and two years s
B. Travis, Jefferson, I'd do 4
Thos Hunt, Wapello, best Mare between
2and 5 years 10
Sam'l. J Miller, Van Buren,, Cd do 6
IS best mare
between and years. s
Ephraim Darling, VIM. Wishard and n S
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CLASS No. lS.-SwkEPsrAKEs PRxNIuA.
DJ Weatherby, Musca,ine, best stallion
Black Hawk Prophet 10
JIG Ware, jefferson; Mai Warfeld. Mus
catine; Moses S foote, Dcs Moines, Com
mittee.
CLASS No IL.
sHKxP-lNrRovED FINE WOOL.
S Bennett, Mahaska, best buck 6ne
wool 10
Hedge, Polk, I'd best do 5
TN Fin h, jefferson, Sd buck 6ne wool I F
] Hedge. Polk, best ewes fine wool 10
& G RI nnetf o1 hest do (
T NJ Finch, hest buck long wool 10
VIM Clawsnn, Lee best long wool ewes 10
7 NJ Finch, jefferson, I'd do
6 50 IS pair Of lambs 5
.s g lambs long wool 5
n baldwin, Adam Weir, John Andrews,
committee.
CLASS M. l5.--SwiNE-
Jao Ely, JEDI, bess boar under :, Yrs. 10
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31

Harrisburgh, Oct. 26.
T Great excitement was caused here on Sat-
urday by the attempt of a man from Virgin
ia to kdnap negro whom he claimed to be
his slave and to take him to Virginia. Sew
eral of our citizens interfered and rescued
bound over. The man protested to be acting
under the laws of Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

Ann cNICll TRIMMING.
TVST Oltitd, large assortment oiSaldie!s hardware
81 Ard teach Itlnning,, CUlChaid lettEer VaTnlsh,
iuSsy Rows Wbhs, SplkeS, Fellows, CaThAse am t'e
jiotS, NaItIble Irons, Patent and Enaneed Leather,
end BIe ylG used b. The trade, 10 which Inye TIC at
insi1 Old Stand, i6a Main 81,
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ASSIGNE?S NOTICE,

WOOTUINTITl u INV 7 TNTIF
@ imton u, Woodtow having. on the itlh dAynt
y ipil, 1881, hi p[Ulet deed conveyed ~ trust to ie
0Ts all N his teal and resQn1 property and Chn!eS lac
tnnI ali persons In any w!e lElehed TO said woodrow
ale iequtd 10 make imRcdlate lAlnen 10 me, AM az
In order Ia ittelSe any benefit under sad iua within
iouf mouths 10 c tltlI CIims with The pTOpcr IeeaSc Ae
toTdng Ia lie terms Of salh deed, With The uleIslEEe
aria GK0. ~. SIGHTS, ASSlElfC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
llNL.ElDICI.NlAsI1l

DR. idlDsiL lSlebrated Pitiaoatc EtiSlf
E0R lie cue eolast f99sYgPlsee
u bfcchltl bS az
IL ypeSSlist a1l Al eetchs Il the Qttas OF rssP'ta
Observation-Disclosures bts. medicine Tor dlstts,
Is o Tie lungs ev6t sold In Attef u.
lnpItHnEE this h 70 ls
sninSsiSSs a H for he SseAses Z Eofest
s 10 cure but one which perfectly harmless " " e.
IttiS upt Inc constitutions eli can b. WIN
oa any fear OF RlneFpl r0is0p' for u
The fakt, that large portion Of the sSls S5sst
81 Tkspiatlon tOTSkbknl ppontxReure and cold hsS
dueed us to put II within Tie Iedr S,ggst
who may need ieeay that has proven ltsell y
TIls medicine is the result ofa long creregte aPd
s,iy N,ss Misses Of iiS lungs which AM 50 y
our chanseabe clln1ie aud We claim 70 ee "
Of ali HsicieSevtr before dlteoyete1 f Gse eea.!fI
tompl Units, on Improvement piGtalli anu consequently
superior 10 all OthoB. 7"'H ~ 9 49,
We shall make no eyraytga1 assertions Of Us sttsasS
In curing caycs, Ike Tho vendors OF TOO many
wlo deceive al who trsl then,lo s9 %e os 0ps
IaileHlS viii eIscyeTe In tbs te % this Medelne,
tut use Il IS dlneed, they will DO curr M every insIaEs
That tits ilOi beyond the po%er Of .S
nun eIOuS persons nov elJoynstbe Dlessllss " law
ftieWede ll i were, VITO otIerlss Mosa nave .Sss
S Ute Of ills i6SpluAble remedy Is net IlslsIlssl
that Il Is lnrallibe every SlaSe Of ost w
know Il TO bS 10 The o. wy
respiratory organs than any other ever
herubilc All wcGsk Is trINl ana VI
.ea freely stt9rdln2O Tue dltseHls. S
(isnuine SisSsd (, HlLL q co, FOR tale by JAMkS
nAKELI, DIuSilst, WhSng, Va, Also, by WgSStsS
SeLeI1liy throughout Tue COUNTY, arH " *
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SNEDfGAsL
" pl,5El.nfEIfnodl q. I. q.

az tFTOIF W,OO0p
Rs.etsIlss ~ " y, d isS ; JS RlES
y lS ss i Ss sS N6s q Ss
ofId6ti color Of y9vh without dselnn cover th4 bald
head In short time With ts natural Covering, Eepoye
diudrd and prevents she bali lIoln lSs o ana Is nee
rttloS Of different names now beiOe The rubet tie RK.
sToS ITivE Il bsdutlO article for The toilet Tor The old
or You're and can only be appreciated by It's ui aud a
are fStTttlNlly Invited 10 ttllat the epo and etane
the !esIlac8alS O ladies' AID etntsha q hs Isrgt,
viii refer 10 The certificate below ofths lsHLsUlsLed
stalesnanahI Senator Judge llEetss, Of Illinois.
ClELYLE,. ilY Jyie q, 1879
have USED Prof. o. s. Woods 'iialr Restorative, and
have admired the wonderful tltc. Ny nlr was 6etOm-
@ = IhS9i3 |eaStsf sysY BY 6 es ~ e 3
podOubt peEnahently TO- ,,o.y,, n,vpsv
EX-SENATOR Of Tie United SIale1'
Professor Woods, Orientni sanHtirc'
IiintmGtt,
This LhIneNt lisa valuable auxiliary " tho tIeatmenI o.
some Oi tie most OrGila dteASeS With which II Is oII
lot to cOheAlt for instance, PL tWRgt ad
keHtis i)y thorough and Continued appealoh o. lhs
linlmen oIer Tue region OF tho egstl oyh
eIwlL6 formidable diseases 1Je Al 0fe dIslI OF mole
than hall thelr eIToIt particularly among alS
thousands or Mothers we're tier allowed sre3k wQud
With ell The eOQCelte OF feeling aud !eetlon heaI llelI
united testimony to the hc that Il had snaeled chill
thelr Iolrer leahpd beauty As1iy VII 30 touId
F1weIfpl SuSaIy In removing what is generally klow1
an dgls Cake, or an enlargement OF tue tpiet w a
eaSts where al external application OF service, ths m
nieni will be found LSe,ul,
Gcnernl Depot COS BToldwtF, New YORK; and III
GIkel tt.St Louis
POr sale Wholesale and retail In Wheeling bI
Ie1L3m WILLIAM }. ARMSTRONG.
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HATS AND CAPS.
tST received, large oi Of gents and youths hue SUR
Hats, New York Philadelphia NGl laitthIe AlyIes'
4, u. HARPER & son
JOS SeWiI's AID TOs, HIuIldrV'A ctIcbIateJ Runway
Time keepers, IN gold aud silver hunting rAfeSi vat
raniCi IN iNrm cqual touuy wattlss In TIE world
hand and lOT yaicat u. P. UR0WE'S,
iciy Monroe street
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AFFLICTED READll
philadelphia lICiiCut liGmsc-k3ahllsl,"te 90
i ye.,Saf0hy III. Hliqt'im. c9Inrr Illml aud Union
SIS. between Sriutc and I.nc, l'hilaLIriphil, Ia.
lNVAl.lDS
AIc arpIi,eh that d. KlAHkhlS confines his piactce
10 a Particular branch O nFliCne, which cn%AseS lis
undivided piiedIUn. Tic CanllUns TIC UhIOliunaie
against the abuse ii melCulj Thousands arc AnIItally
nrICulnlited OT OF lie. Recent affections ole promptly
TWENrY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In ikr treatment Of CAtk III diSca&es hleitO neglected
and imrCttCily understood, las enabled liR, hlNKE-
LlN, lHHhoT Of d neik on say L'"urshoH!) 10 Prove
that ulic tCllS Of liz causes Oi rIvOus debility, Local
aLd constitutional weakness nelia ahl physical &nier-
Ins are tatribc 10 Ceitaiu labits 0lnlhs tr mast %.
r,nt set deadly aud fatal springs o dlIrAte IAIaefy a1d
''" TXKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There az eVi habit sometimes iudVlSCd IN By hOyS, IN
solitude, often SrOWl ~ with tlrHi To n@hhhN, and
which Il no, reformed In lGe tmS uU uuy leSC,S soil,
Gus ObsarcS 10 matrimonial laiRcAx, bu gives lie Ia
RGrIcs VI piUiIlCtc, inS lUGS, aud devastating alice
tOns. Few OF tlOAc WHO give way To linS lclnlr!9uE
icTVOuS systems shattered, rei SIlge aud uaCcOuAia'
bic Icsiii IS, AMI vogue lCaIi Ia ile milN
The unfortunate illus aIltlC becomes teehle, IL una.
bic labor Ortu.lo'9sd igor, or 70 9tIy iis III d
lOSludy lis step Is NIdy aud weak, lie IL uul, tlt&o'
luC, aud epca, tS In Ills sport with less Gy than usual
II lie eEILcipaieS hnneiI before Tie pFlrlcG has lUle
Its wUit end enter iinolY, $ marriage " Hhltut
full anil hlSsense tells hh That this caused By ls carly
IIcS. Thfft are combinations Hhch JhVd GRdktI ht
aIlsntieh of holtBiElidIiy EitYah9.
MARRIAGE,
EcaUi es the uhmCHt Of several conditions, III order
that II may he really the cause Of muffin! happiness
fond tic VCil whiCluOw covers the origin Vi domestic
wieChedneAs he aited, s is tue S9Cc ineEeLy III.
ltc hiSClVHCl-N how many cCHd be- Traced 10 phyS'
lCalIlSqIallIicallOnS ami ioT AlcHSm disappointment!
Apply ten, while yet IN iinc, IN OCT 10 have your '
HIuts aud elaAsd Uts'hiratIOA Ie6Iated sElNled au
REMEMBER.
lie who Nlace8 himself under liz. kNkCn'S Treatment
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST orened an as&oTnent OtSpeRii l'lanslrd Ware,
consisting oil coffee and Tea UTHS chatting nSlGs OyS.
coolers, StOnaeh warnNTs, aud PaneL Toilet selS-'a
bclUtllUtlclc weIeSpettully SOLICIT the atienIon oil
The public to our varied aud beauul Assortment Of ouAe
aud Steam boat lui nlIhils sOolS
It0nBS, BARNES & co,
No9S, Monroe ST, lear the Post uAlCe.
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from Inc falEW0H ~ a'l NtlNhFgW
AZ INVALUABLE IRnICISY. III is but seldom wc find
among The many Ten.deS offered 10 the public Tor tie cue
OF dteSXe, OLE we consent 10 commend, or whge VIZ
tues we aiG able to discover and lave always teuouSy
av ded giving uteIalee 10 aDthns that might lead nhy
one 10 suppose thai we PlaC any lAth III lelr Wcie
tiNn hui with lecIeCe to remedy manu- DClurel ~
this place, Ad which has become As familiar 10 lhc public
as hVasehOl words, We SPEAK nO knowledge q w N:
lTiNSic cXeeeIclcS Its adaptation TO nAhy Of Tie Ills o.
Il c, aud Tie seCulIty with which Il may be used. We
spelk OF tie NOp1Iell Nerve aud llOe nlInen nTel9r
al by II. CaTr Co., Om pTctel luTlshed BY
UT Watson Carr, late Of MOgahtOw, aud how Of Wheel
ne ono Of the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia. THIS
lnimeRt S based upon tie broad iRcpe that ANY renee
ty which will relieve external pain, Will properly COM
pounded 10 equally efeaclOuS III cn0yIrs internal Aztec
llous principle that his BEEN successfully dcyelOl ed
II is simply tlA offspring Of Scleec, being mild and SIM
PIE In Its action, aud yet revealing ~ Its elects power
more Incredible IG ns tie lnUSl hidden Siltws OF ian
and LraSt-ald set being nnOEiOls 10 the weAkes lnhn-
II Is altn By lar tic ct6PHi ine In tic nakeI being
Nt u IN iOtieS twice as laIge Us the Majority ~ One
tout larger than The largest hrAidts being more than four
UcE as StIOus. We commend II " those IN want VI
Shia and eel lain euenY,
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Established in 1928.

r1-Tn0NPSoN RRY SOt Us, tDtertsttiibn..
l6tise, respectfully invites Western NtscG,Ss =, asoi
Inacall. ItiqSSEl
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1,rE.re nOw,eselylngfrom our R,lttfS aaps.s,stis
w Establishments, ore OF tile irEeSt anil rest mi1g9t
iu,ed tnlentOf o0is aud Shoes, oi Ialinl WLa
wear, eyerod,Iea " this q anr olhst h,As; Iltyh,t
lions, aid are intended expressly Oi feilils lOvI
eeusT oneTk, and all Others who may Avert us
call re can Offer al unusually large IlTitiyu loSiiN
Shoes, With we qua rahee equal quality u ha.tlS
W0rkmaBShpt to thUSe mAnhattuIea inths oraAJ GH
aTt0I ile United Slater, Our stock will he ioardnnI
Sist, H. part, OF the following ieaAOL1blt sOoiM
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

1t will be remembered that the propeller
Westnoreland was lost in the early part of
this winter on Lake Michigan. The Capt.
and two ladies were left on the beach,
where they landed from the boats, the rest
of the party having gone, part of them
to South Manitou, and the others to Manis-
tee and thence to Racine. After waiting
two or three days for the return of the
party who had gone to Manitou, the Capt.
escorted the two ladies to point fifteen
miles North of Plat River, where the
wrecked mariners came ashore, and left
them for the winter with a man named
Fisher, who IS there building wood dock.
Then taking their words of tidings to their
friends, and bidding them farewell, the
Captain started on his forlorn journey to-
wards civilization. The road was long and
the prospect gloomy. but with the hope
and energy of a true Yankee tar, heproceed-
ed. Travelling by day and seeking by
night such shelter AS the woods afforded,
he pursued his lonely course for six days
and nights. At the end of that time his
eyes were greeted with the view of build
ings at Grand Haven; and there, tired,
hungry, but still jolly he obtained food
ana rest He arrived at Buffalo on the
18Th inst. The ladies, whose names are
Cary and Taylor, are both unmarried, and
their prospect for remaining unmarried till
spring is good. One of them belongs in
Boston, and the other in this city. When
the spring thaws them out, their friends
will be rejoiced to meet them after their
hardships and escapes Chicago Tribune.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01
a ~ TO THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
LAKE ST, CHICAGO, IL.

o.
YANKEE NOTIONS, Buttons, Combs. Sus-
Il psnders, Pins, Needles, Tapes. Tassrls, Hooks
and Eyes, Thinbles, Spectacles, Elas,ics, Worst
ed, Silk. &c. - g ~
/ CUTLERY, Pocket and Table Cutlery Of all
grades Razors SCISSORS, Shears, Razor Strops,S Sc.
GOLD AND GILT JEWELRY a4
FANcY GooDs-Portc Monuaies. Purses Pocket
Books, Card Cases, Reticules Work Boxes Canes,
Writing Desks, Fans, Dressing Cases, Mantel Or
namcnts, Singing Birds, Opera Glasses, Perfume
Bottles, La Bellies. &C.. gfGl-1 s. y
g MUSICdL INSTR UAfEN7'S, Violinr, Ac
cordeons. Guitars Fiutinas, Violin strings, etc.
PERFUMERY, Extracts, Soaps, PomaJes,
Powder, Colognes, etc. ~ f# MsM t8f#&t 3
TOYS! Toys. Crying Babies Of Rubber, Chi
ma and Wax. Dolls of China, Rubber, Wax Kid
and Composition; Dolls Heads of wax, China and
Rubber, Dolls Arms, Feet, Hats, Legs etc. Trum.
pets of Fin, Horn and weod. Tea sets Of China,
Earthen, Tin, Brltauia and Wood. Animals OF
rubber wood aud 'fin-all sizes and descriptions
Toy Ac:ordtcns, Harmonious, IIarps. Violns,
Flutes, Flies, Claronetts, Guitars, etc. Garcia
tures OF all sty.ss, too numerous to mention.
CANES, For children, of all szes-both a.
musing and Instructive Toy Watches, Paints etc
SPORTING Pistols, Revolvers, Shot
Bags, shot Pouches Powder Fiasks and Horns,
Gun Caps, Hunting Knives, etc.
FISHING AcKtE. A large assortment, Rock
ing Horses, Baby Jumpers. Bird Cages.
HOUSE KEEPING GooDs Silver Plated Spoons,
Forks. Shovels, Cake Baskets, Castois. etc.
BRITTANIA WARE c offee and Tea Urns,
Coffee and Tea Pots, Coffee Biggins, Egg Cod.
Iers, water Pitchers; Lamps; Candlesticks etc.
HARDWARE, Preserving Kettles, Smooth .
ing Ions; Nut. Crackers, Cork Screws, Ice Picks
Tack Hammers, Tacks Egg Bcators, Pudding
Moness Snuffers. &c.
WOODEN WARE, and Willow ware of all
kinds.
--Hs HOLLIS TER & WILLIAMS,
Ills Lake Street o. icaoo III
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

LYMAN g. CAGES
Circular.

At a large outlay, we have laid in for the VIM
ter trade. Tho largest and the most desirable
stock 1t has ever been our pleasure profit to ex-
hibt.
FOR TIE LADIES, we have as good
styles of French Kid Slips and Dress Caters, as
can b. found in New York or Boston, and an un.
usually large supply of heavy soed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes, ETC., OF ordinary and Extra Sizes.
Misses and Caitdren's Lqcs Boots, Jeuu,
Linds, etc-a great variety. Gents French Calf
Kip and thick Boots; Boys do. Our manuiacur
IN! department is constantly improving, and we
are now turning out good CuStaln work.
ard selling as low at WHOLE SALE OR
Retail, az any Shoe House in the State. To
all consumers of Leather, we offer it at the lon :
-st Market Prices.
Caocc Buenos Ayres and Slaughter Sold
Leather, Choice French and American Calf
and Kip Skins.
Choice Oak anG IIemock Upper Leather.
Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings. LISTS.
Boot Trees. Thread. Pegs, Nails. Shoe Makers
Tools aud Kit of all kinds, Piastering Hair, and
other articles connected with the business, too
numerous to mention. s@GE
Cash for Hides, Skins and PeIts..
Heartily do We congratulate the Farmers and
ArtIzans of this young and thriving State for the
abundant harvest and remuneratIng prices of this
year, and would respectfully suggest that no bet
ter investment of the surplus profits be made,
han in improving their undo rstanIings at our rs
adjustment.
Oar motto is unchanged 1
Quick Sales--Smnu Profit s--RcnGy Pay.
+. W. LYMAN, FRED GAGE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01
sHERIEE's SALE

NDY virtue Of two Executions issued out OF AMI
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court, IN and
for the County Of Kenosha, and State OF Wiscon-
sin, to me directed and delivered, against the
FOODS and chattels and lands and teuements OF
Waters Towslee; have levied upon and shall
offer for sale aud sci! at public auction or Vendue.
TO the highest bidder therefor as the law directs;
at the Court House in the city and county OF Ke'
nosha and state aforesaid on the 10Th day Of
March, A. ID. 1855, between the hours of one
and three o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, all
the right, title aud interest which he said Wa
tsrs Towslee had on the 10Th pay of January a.
d. 1851 or at any time since, that dayin and to
the following described piece or parcel oil lana y
ing and being in the county aud state aforesaid
10 wil:-'.The south half Of the south east quarter
OF section No. seven ~ in Town two ~ mouth oil
Range twenty three (23l east, containing Sky
eight (63) acres Of land, excepting SIX 60 acres ID
the north west corner of said lot, also excepting
twenty-five acres the south side ofsaid lot here
tofore decided to Alfred w. Towslee, containing
forty (40) acres of land.
Dated Kenosha Feb. |, 1855.
j.. !. EHLE, Sheriff
6w33. ofKenosha County.
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6w33.
SHERIFPS SALE.

BY execution issued OF and under the seal
the Of Ksnoh, aud state
directed and delivered against the
and cha els levied and shall offer for sale and sell
public auction the highest bidder therefor
directs at the Court House. in the City and county Of
xenosha aforesaid the 10th OF March, A. D.
and three o'clock the
Of day right title and interest which the said Al
fred the 10Th OF January A. d. S5 or at
that day in and TO the following described piece
and being in the OF Kenosha
and Of Wisconsin aforesaid TO witt Commencing at
point south n of the south quarter Of section
ca (2 north of Range twenty (S)
where the Kenosha and Racine road said
geeon running the corner OF tne
aforesaid thence running north on the
quarter line far enough that line drawn parallel with the
south line of said section the said kenosha ana
road will enclose and contain twenty-five 2) acres thence
running the said Kenosha and Racine road thence run
ming Southery along said road the place of beginning
tanning Twenty-Five (22l Dated kenosha February
1855 J. l. EHLE, Sheriff
6w33 of Kenosha County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

Hollowoy's Pius-An admirable Rene
dy for the Cure Of Bile, Indigestion, and
Liver Complaints An American lady the
widow of an officer. in the Z. |. G. Service
had been residing many years in Calcutta,
where her liver and stomach had become
so derangcd, that she could with difficulty,
digest any kind of food. She suffered
almost increasingly from sick headache,
nervousness, and lowness of spirits, the re-
suits of debilitated constitution. The
medical aid she had there was of no avail
and her friends advised her to take up her
residence at her sisters, in Savannah,
Geogia, the latter lady persuaded her to
have recourse TO Holoway's Pills, which
in about six weeks, restored her to sound
and perfect health, to the astonishment OF
her benevolent sister, who had given up all
hope of her recovery.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

CAPITAL CIDER.-"OLD PHELPS" that
prince of caterers, is never behind the times.
At an ominous hour of the night, few
eve. since, we saw smoking team stop be-
fore his door, and forthwith a couple OF
casks were rolled out and into that saloon.
1t was Phelps express, just arrived, with a
fresh supply of that capital, double recti-
fed, sweet Cider" taste ofwhich carries
one back to the olden times-thc Apple
parings-the Nut-crackings, and the "good
tines generally, of "Auld Lang Syne."
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01
Salem Academy.

1t will be seen by those who watch leg
islative proceedings, that bill has been
introduced by Mr.. Judson to incorporate
this Institution. This School, we are hap
ply to learn, is in very fourishing condi-
ton, under its able and efficient teacher,
Mr. Bosworth. Itnumbers some 80 schol-
ars many of whom are well advanced in
mathematics and other branches. This In
stitution reflects great credit upon the peo-
pie of the interior towns of this County; it
shows that they are alive to the subject OF
education, and do not mean to have the
City out-do them in this respect. In one
thing they are ahead of us, in having made
arrangements for series of weekly lee
lures. upon any subject the speaker may
select.
Our friend Holder who is ready wri-
ter and versatile genius, has been giving
them series of able discourses upon the
slavery subject. The lecture last Friday
evening was given by J. B. Jilsun. of our
City, upon the subject of American Re-
publican, its Types, Shadows, Helps and
Hindrances. There was good attend
ance of the school and citizens, who mani
tested their interest in the lecture by vote
of thanks to the speaker, accompanied with
an invitation to favor them them again with
his presence