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GusrSlan Snle,--m Probo1e

htHOHIu fOuNY tONIT
In the mattTr Of Guardian shin OF George Winsor ana
Philctta Winsor. - ~ ~
NOTICE hereby given that by virtue in Of
an o9dr 81 eenee made in said matter the 20sh
te6er A ~ @ by the OF said county the un-
dersped Guarian will The cath of December nex 81
the Court House in the city If Hcnosha at ocloek Of
said day oherfor sale at yenGEe the following described pe
lasd wit The north east d the south
yer section no thirty three tS) Town % range twenty
two t2)east and the northwest Of
ter of section thirty four ca one( ranre mentwo
both eighty
ing TO government Terms of Known on lie
of 5 fITR 40 n tci NV
INo'eHluer iNhi. 3w24
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LEGAL NOTICES.
chancery sale.

CD0ucefy safe.
ken0s.sa County Circuit Court.
James Mckee, Complainant,
f -h t34@4a
Nancy Wilson, Alexander Wilson, Andrew WiIson
James Wilson, Gilbert Wilson, Thomas Wils"n
Matilda Wilson, Mary M'Donnell, and Rebece1,
Mckee, Defendants.
In and virtue Of final order and decree Of
eosare and sale made and entered in the above
in and by the said Court the 2vth day of November
1885, at general term Of said court held at the
the city and Of Kenesha by and before the jam
Doottie Judge OF said Court shall for and
at public auction venue and to the highest bidder
according the provisions the
provided and from front of the house In
said city and county kenosa Saturday the 10Th
January A. D. 1851, between IL o'clock and coi a.
the afternoon 81 the said day. much of the following
bed pieces parcels of land shall be
of due the decree in said and the
taxed and the of the said in parcels wit
All those pieces parcels lots of land lying and baiog In a
town of Brighton in the county of Kerosa State W.
consin and particularly described Follows The
quarter of the south west quarter Of section
in township number north Of range number tive
2 east. Ais the east half Of the south Of
section number eight Isl in the same township and range
tanning in both pieces One hundred aud lana
according surrey reerng the school 81
here; ofore decided TO the school district.
Dated, kenosha, November 18th, A. D. 1855.
JOSEPH 4. EtIE, Sheriff of Tenosha cor ntS
HI. r. ScHoFF, Com lainant's solicitor. tyst
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UNREDEHMED LANps.

PUBLIC N0TICEAzhereby gwen that pursuant 70 section
v0 chap 10 Of the Revised statutes of Wisconsin that the
following described lots and of land situated in the
county OF Keosa and State Of wisconsin, sold the 18th Of
April ls by the Treasurer OF said county for the unpaid
and charges due the for the 1852 still re-
main unredeeed and that the time limited for their redenp
viii expire the l2h day of April 1885, at which time
unless previously redeemed they will be conveyed to the
holder of the tax certificate.
Dated at Kenosha this 9th day Of October 1855.
I2w17 r. II. DEFINING.
Clark Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Yanarzk pcnirie- Io,cn Oz.s RQl.as T,senfu.khrea.
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OUR DEMANDS ARE DUE.

IL Persons indebted to A. Lewis Son. requested to
Asettie without delay Part of demands
long time and they MUST be paid wishing to pur
chase Goods win find assortment Goods and Prices
low. Call and examine Them 23n
Kenoshas Nov Is. IS6b.
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M A r 3 LIE FAC TORY.
GEORGE ACNLEX

GEORGE ACKLEY,
a NNoUNCES 10 the peOpleof Kenosha City and
IN County and Nicini Y, that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JosKpH l. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock with both
Italian and Americans Marble.
OF the very best quality, and is prepal ed to furnish
to order ali work in the marble line
Beng an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence i'll warranting his sgtlr. s. :"
4ao"aA"e"fs, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tales, Obltesks,
Pant Stones,
Ana all other work wanted, for finish and STYLE TO
rival nil competition
Fta'H, Raased, or Ornamental Work. of os,g eLGrae-
Ter desired done IN style 10 giuc entire sati.tac-
ton He respectfully solics the patronage Of the
Public. IS o - ."O
10 Shop on Pearl street, south side west of Main
across from the Post Office
kENosHA june 1855-nIvI6
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HONORE g. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN


DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware Tr- 4
pentine, Camphenc, Vanishcs, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of q
Druggists and Merchants respectfully invi-
ted Our Stock is large and complete.
Wholesale, only. Lalfz8 ( 3
(IySl No. 300 Luke ST.. Chica 10. HI, q
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Aenosha County Court. Of the aIth day of Novem-

Der, A. y. IS55.
IN ne Matter Of he Estate Of Ab,ohan Smith, decedsed
on reading ard filing the petitions Of Smith and
AMANDA N H. praying other things
dm sstrati9n be issued UPON the Estate Df
smith late of id county deeescd-t Ordered that Ell
Application be heard before the cty cont
y OF sha, the 2A day of d. al 10
CLOCK A. W. and that nUtfcc erenf
ereed y publishing this order for three
ore th1t dayln the Tribune ph
pubiishe d Ia the city OF Eenosha, IN SAID County
-, By the Court, JON. i. JILSrN,
IVA Ytf
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MEDICAL.
TO MOTHERS.

4 ne YOUR Children afflicted with worms !--
~ do they loath with disgust the oily yermifuges
of the dayf Go to STARKwEATHER's, or +. Robin
sons Drug Store and get Q Box of Beanetfs IIorm
Lo.enges They as easily administered as candy,
and eual If not superior to any Vennifugc in use
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Poor afflicted mortal! How many slcepless nights
and hapless days have you passed. Your aching
ing But for YOU there is relief; do not doubt but
believe, and show your faith by works. Cote Stark.
weathcr's Robinson's, Druggists in Kenesha, and
ask for DR.. Morfimores Rheamatsc Compound. The
price is per Bottle but do not let this deter YOU
Every bottle Ia worth to you thousand. 1t has
cured unbelievng thousands. Ask for n circular.
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Bennrtfs Imperial Tonic has failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence possess
es over all other Toncs is, that it contains no Qui
nine or any other mineral whatever purely yeget-
able harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle.
For Sale by STARKWEATHERS Co, Druggists
g. 4. ROBINSON, kenosha.
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M q r III e ri.

What charm this word possesses. II thrills the
heart of ALL from prattling infancy to gray hairs
But how many are hers with all this love; and
often, in the prime of life she withers droops and
dies Why thisl Go watch her daily cares and anx-
ietics; Go witness slccpless nghs until her whole
system is broken down; Indicated by s'ck heodache,
Indigestion, Paptat;ok ofthe Heart and loss Of op
petite-the bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate-you
you and feel it all. DO you want antidoe for
all thisl Then ait up straight hold up your shoul-
ders; take abundance of cheerful, out door
cise battle all over, every morning. and rub dry with
a coarsc towel and use Morsin.orc's Bitter Corr
dist !-thc most invigorating, life impartng cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, & CO.,
g. +. ROBINSON,
Druggists, in Kcnosla.
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at the Mansion House Building,
hENOSfA., WISCONSIN
A RE now receiving from the East a large and
IA fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Such as Wooden Drawers, undershirts. Comforts
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs. also a large as
sortment of Shirts Hats and Caps of every imacina
BILE style anu make. INDIA RUBBER OH,
CllOIlilNG, and every variety Of Goods for Gen
tlemen's wear, all of which they viii sell at tho
Lowest Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand an extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths Cassimeres, Beavers Vestinos
and Trimmings, consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths French and American Cass;
mercs. Black and Fancy Silk Velvets and Pushes
of every style and variety, which will be sold or
mace up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms
Having engaged an Experienced Gutter. 4hcv
will make up to order any kind of Gcntlcmen's Gar
ments, IN the newest style, and warranted TO fit
CUTTING done on the shortest notice, aud war.
raned to fit.
=, Their Goods are purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department and cannot be surpassed
IN style finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 30
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w A G O NJ M A KING!
ISooK

At the Work in TRAIN e. WILDER,s
Shop before yon purchase eiscwhere
TENHE Undersigned, both of whom are Practical
IL Workmen, and under whose immediate super
vision all their work is done feeling confident that their
work second made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask OF Farmers and others wishing purchase
Wagons Carriages give them call before making their
purchases elsewhere.
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right
this State, of
Haooards Improucd Patent Coach Spring, and
Short Turning Coach Gearing
Are prepared 70 Manufacture Order Carriages of sper
Strength and Durability with from one 10 third
They win spare expense care in procuring the best
OF material and no labor in putting together and
and ask but fair share OF the patronage of the public
sA..eat-s as }at #e TRAIN & WILDER
kenOsha, October 9th 1855. - = X
Buggy and shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights of Territory be had on
application to either member the firm at their Shop in
the North Ward Chicago St. doors north Of Grand ST
Bridge. ln17fJ II. & w.
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GREAT DEPOT

So Main ST., KenOsI,n. SIS.
VNTE announce TO consumers and the trade OF
w Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois that
preparations for Fall Trade are On large scale
than ever. We offer our patrons at whoesah or re-
tall the largest and much the best stock ever opened
in kcnosha. Our acquaintance with Eastern man
ufacturers, and the fact that goods bought
before the recent advance, enable us to sell many
varieties az Great Bargains.
Our Ladies Caters, French Kid Slips and Bias
kins are of as good quality can be found in any
city East or West. We call attention particularly
to Gents French Calf Boots and a large variety
of Misses and Children's Shoes. Oar long expert
ence in Manufacturing, enables us to offer of first
rate CUSTOM WORK, all staple kinds Of Boots
and Shoes.
We also offer at the lowest trade prices, Spanish
and slaughter Sole Leather, oak and HemI0ck In
per Leather, French aud american Calf sktns, X ID.
skins,
Harness, Bride and Collar Leather,
Buck Skins Moroccos, Innings, Betting and String
Leather. Lasts Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe
makers Tools, 81.
We have been scling Shoes and Leather in this
place IL years, know the wants of our customers
buy for cash in the lowest markets in the Universe
live upon the principle of DIR. Franklin are satisfied
with small profits trade only in goods strictly in
line, and will give cash buyers rDore value for
the same money than any house in the State not ex
clusively in the Shoe and Leather trade
Quick Sales, Small Profits, one price.
Cash for Hides, Skins and Pelts.
kenusha, Sept. 1855. LYMAN & GAGE
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Scrofnla, Dyspepsia, & Liver Complaint.
| Dr. BlakcreEs Compound Syrup of Sursaparilla
and Iris Verscolor, stands very high in the esma-
ton of those who have used it, for the above named
Diseases and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted 1t is for Sale by Druggists in Kenosha
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r O r S A L E.
CAHOON'S SEEDING PIE PLANT


rics, shrubbery. Bulbs, &c.
WILL securely pack in boxes and forward &C,
cordng to directions, ten Roots for IS; five Roots
for So, one Root for 81; by the loo $40 by the
1000, S35ooo cash, in all cascs, TO be sent with the
order
Soil best adapted to growing Pie Plant sandy
loan trench at least two feet deep, thoroughly ma
nured to the bottom, with none but aceu rotted. II
the soil is very wet, under drain. 1t will grow well
in any RICH, moist SOIL clay is the worst of ALL Nc
leaf stalks to be taken from the roots the first year
until August and then only the outside Ones Best
time for transplanting, October and November.
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Il. ~ Po,rers-Commencing at point 81 and hf ris
sofs corner Of lot IL, side Of old Chicago road
then 10 rds, thence southery IS H. thence 10 rds
thence N to place Of beginning, n or sec 6,
Il. ~ P0tceTs-Commencng at point 500 II southcr-
ly offs corner Of lot IL, side of old Chicago road
thence westerly chains, thence northerly 60 links
thence westerly chains & A links to centre line OF
or sec, thence southerIy chains 4 81 links thence
easterly chains ~ links thence northerly chm
~ links, thence easterly chains ~ links to sd
Chicago road, thence y links begging n ar sec 6
7ocn Tico, Range Tscemy-tsree.
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Wood Saving by Machinery |!

/ b. RACINE would announce to the Citizens Of Kenosha
and vicinity that he has made arrangements for Saw
ing Wood by Machinery, much cheaper and quicker than
can be done by the ordinary method
Orders for less than cords not accented
eB Orders can be left at Stevens Heads J. C. Got
fredsens or at his residence the I'd Ward Opposite the
custom s MIN J. b. RACINE.
Ae"osnd OCTOBER Iyth, ISo0 2Itf
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

Tavern Stand for Sale.
e-e Dutton's weilknown Stand, on the Plank
3D. Dad, ten miles from Ker.osha, and Is miles
road is offered for sale The improvements are a
a Tavern House, large Barns and Out houses,
good wells of water, cisterns ce-housc, &c
The County Agricultural Society has also located
its Fair Buildings, perinantly, at this place
This is the most desirable location in the County
and will be sold on easy terms, and at bargain
Enouire of the subscriber on the premises.
LYMAN DUTTON.
par;s Eenosht O. Jan. H. 1855. Owls.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.

TOAL, COAL First quality of Briar- HI
Middle Warehouse, (49] JOHN v AVER.
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Evcrgreens.-Over4 1000, from TO 8 feet high
Balsam and Norway Firs, Spruce, Pine, Hernlock
and Arbour Vitae These have grown in my garden
from three to five years and can be transplanted
with as much certainty of growing, currant.-
Price As. TO s. each.
Address, B. n. CAHOON.a
Il g.s-.e Kenoska, Wis.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-24

understand, the ample grounds pre-
pared for the occasion nre abuudantly
occupied, so that last week, even, it
was difficult for exhibitors to find a
place for the animals or articles.
The. show of Horses will undoubted-
ly be magnificent. A large number
have passed through this state, on their
way to the Fair, from Canada. In
this branch Of. the show, it will proba-
bly, be unequallcd by any. heretofore
held in this country. The fair, how.
ever, is by no means confined to ills
department, but embraces all the usual
branches of an agricultural show.
Persons wishing to attend this Fair
will be carried to Fitchburg Owe be-
licve the arrangement cxte nds no fur
ther) and back for the usual fair one
way. Those who wish to visit Boston
will find this an excellent opportunity.
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GJt Rrgllstrr.
MIDDLEBURY, OCT. %, 1856.
Council of Censors.

This body, which has been indus
triously at work at Montpelier during
the present month, adjourned last
week, to- meet again at Middlcbury,
on the second Tuesday of February.
Several amendments to the constitu'
ton have been discussed, though final
action has not yetsbeen had on'any.
The Council is in favor, as would
appear. from. action already had, of BIZ
ennial sessions of the Legislature; CIV
ing directly to the people the election of
Secretary of State, Bank Commission,
et, Auditor of Accounts, and Regis
tiers of Probate and is dtcided on the
subject of abolishing the Council. We
fear that this last amcndment-onc
great object had in view by the people
generally, we believe, in clccting the
Council-will fail.
The official proceedings Of their late
session will soon be published.
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pleased with the Fair, and with each 9TH
er. Let others :" go and do likewise"
O. S BRANcu Sec.

For the benefit of those afflicted with
chronic diseases, we copy the following
from the Boston Herald
CANCnus CURABLE-Th afflicted will
be gratiIicd to learn that the practice Of
DR.. II Green. the scientific Indian Ply
stefan. Of Sc Bromlicd street. Boston, is
attended with complete success in can.
GERS ana other chronic diseases DR. G
was one Of our most successful and sci.
cntlic physicians previous to his travels
among the Indians of our western coun-
try lie always viewed with distrust
the decision Of physicians, that cancers
and scrofulous humori were iucurable
Believing that nature had provided
remedy for all diseases, he determined
therefore to seek in the Arclna of Ma
ture the remedies which the science of
our medical schools failed to reveal. In
the search he was successful. lie dis
covered principles and remedies which
have proved completely triumphant in
the cure Of those very diseases which
other systems of medicine have failed to
benefit
DR. Green has TINS shown the wonder
ful results Of scientific a,tainments when
applied to the natural system of mcdi
cine. His practice is attended with
greater success than was ever before
known in this country. The astonishing
cures which he has performed have never
been extensively published as he has
more thau he can attend to without u1-
vcrt>ing.
The discovery Of plaster that will
draw out cancers with all their roots
without injury to the surrounding parts.
and remedy like the Indian Panacca,
which will cleanse the blood Of all hu.
mors, are triumphs in medical science
never before achieved
Tho success attending twelve years
extensive practice upon this system, has
proved these statements truc, and the
present good health of thousands cured
years ago, is sufficient evidence that the
cures are permanent.
DR.. Green has recently enlarged his
Office and laboratory, and is now treat.
ing with complete success, cancers, scro.
fulous humors, aud difficult cases of all
MINUS VI tHINIlc ulSthStS WuICn nave
come from all parts of the county He
has how under treatment Of cancers A.
lone, about four hundred cases. ali doing
well. and all, excepting three or four,
likely to recover To show the doctors
wonderful success in this formidable dis
ease, we would state that out of five hun.
drcd eases treated in single year, most
Of which had been considered incurablc.
we learn that all have recovered except
four. and they were too far advanced to
admit Of cure. but were made more com
Portable aud their lives prolonged.
The DR.. has circulars with abundant
references to eases cured, which he will
send free Of charge to any one address
ing him. aud enclosing a postage stamp.
lis Office is Sc Bromfcd street, Boston,
Mass - BOaOH UlToM.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-24

THE STATE PglsoN.-On Thursday,
the 18th inst eight convicts were rccoiv.
ed at the State Prison-all from Rut.
land County, and all Foreigners two
Englishincn, two Frenchmen, three Irish.
men, and a Dutchman. One of them
was convicted of an assault with intent
to kill.-A convict, named Slecleycom.
mittcd suicide in the prison few days
since, by throwing himself iuto the we'll
lie bad spoken of suicide as his last re.
sort in case Of his future to procure n
pardon. This is the only death that
has taken place ut tho Prison within
year. Within the year ending Sept. st
1865. the Gov. prrdoncd fourteen con-
victs in the State Prison. Daring the
same period. fourteen others wore dis
charged by the expiration of their SEN
fences. At the date above n1mcd there
were in Prison IS convicts. Of whom two
were women This an increase of five
within the year The above facts are
from the Cvcdonan.