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Guardian saie.--Tn Probate.

heHOSd0 county COulb,
In the Of the of George c. Wnsor and
Phetta Winsor,
NOTICE hereby given that by virtue and In pursuance
at order Of ceHce made in said matter the 2h day Of
t0ber A. D. @ by the county Of said county the
dersued Guardian viii the 9th day OF November
the Court House in the city Of kenosha o'clock F. W. OF
SAID day. cer safe vendre the following described
iasd to Wit The north quarter the south
ter Of section Ne thirty 1872 Town "a twenty
two the n0rtacs quarter Of the southwest
ter dissection thrtyfour t3 onef range
VIZ east in both pieces
ns TO sossrnent survey Terms Of sale
Jag OF sst , -, HIRAM EARLla
NV'ch''f ~ leao 3w3I Guard an
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r O r S A l. G..
CAHO0N'S SEEDING PIE PLANT
Fruit Trees, Gurrunts, Grapes, GOose5er-
ries, Shrnbbcry. BULBS, sc.

WILL securely pack in boxes and forward nc
IL cording to directions, ten Roots for IS; five Roots
looo S350,uO cash, in all eases, be sent with the
order.
Soil best adapted to growing Pic Plant sandy
loami trench at least two feet deep, thoroughly
nursd To the bottom, with none but rel rotted.
the soil very wet, under drain 1t viii grow wei
III any RICH, moist soil clay is the worst of ali. NJ
leaf stalks to be taken from tcfJots the first year
until August and then only the outside ones. Bcs
tiIiie for trnnsplanting. October and Noyember.
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M OF HE r.!

What charm this word possesses. 1t thrills the
heart of ALL from prattling infancy to gray halrs.-
But how many are hers with all this love; and
often, in the prime of life, she withers droops and
dies Why this Go watchh her daily cares and anx-
ietes Go witness her sleepless nights! until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by sack headoche,
Iadigeston Palpitatos Of the Heart and loss Of op
petfe-the bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but viii not enumerate-you
You see and feel il ALL Do You want antidote for
all this Then sit up straight; hold up your shoul
ders take abundance of cheerful, outdoor exer
else; battle all over, every morning and rub dry with
q coarse towel; and use Morsimore's Bitter Cor
diaI:-the most nvgoraing lfe-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price 81. Sold by
STARKwRATHER, & Co.,
s. L. ROBINSON,
Druggists, in Kenosia
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1hcHtN-Gfte
d G. HuaGsS-An that part OF lot hk sn " Of EI-
change -. extended, being the II corner of Wis
con-n Exchange Streets or seeS1,
u. y NeGd-Bk 80; Commencing nj The n W corner Of
hk 10, thence Isl e. thence 1872 n, thence n to
! Wisconsin, 1t. thence " to beginning or sec 81
JoS''a bo31-Fhe Inf Of hf of N or sec 6, except
the ioHowlng-l u, assessed 10 NJ c. Nicksrson. de-
scTlocd rs tos"ws Commencing at $ corner hk 6,
Holmes Nichols addition, thence rds e 5 rts
rds, i " 10 beginning. Also one lot to Simmons
as follows: Commencing Al point I'd. Of cor
/ ner Holmes Nichols addition on the ar line divi-
ding the n h n qrS sec g. thence To hrst street
running Il :, thence / rds, thence 10 or line
thence n 10 beginning. Also, one lot to Lawrence
Samson, commencing at the corner OF lot 3 bk 49,
thence : ras thence & a hf r,ts, thence n ) rds
thence & 4 hf rdS. Also, Ol;e lot 10 Henry Felt
man, commencing at the corner TX IL tteucev
! 10 corner Of ID Ek, thence rds thence e to
/ Telegraph road thence n rtls Also, one LOT to
Asssiey, commencing eleven rCs .! 5 corner ar
ok u. thence 5 riS 10 Telegraph road, rtis 4
! q, thence 20 beginning, I. ! X. p, L
T. O. Rutaks-bo! side Of Wisconsin 81, commencing
ls2 It of corner OF Blk &c. thence sou;herly 81
n. thence =, thence IN north tasteriy direction
to : line Of Wisconsin ST. at point IS Il Of the
place Of beginning, thence " to beginning, ar
sec 81, T, Il 2s,
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8 T 81 R MI Z I l..

County Fairs
the cheapest effecual and simple OF any yet III
vented, for grinding Corn i'll the ear, Meal Oats &C.
~ PRICE-No2 $i0i No. ;, $50; Ne. 1, 800. -
From The E1Ora RePo'ter--JoyceS Corn and Cob Nil
shown II looks like useful and durable Mill. Thi
Mil must the purpose for which intended and
should be in the possession of every farmer who wishes &c
economist time and food.
From The HenOshd IT. juae ct Tcleg,ffpb-For its sim
pcity of construction and with which which it is work
ed dcseryey attracted the attention of Farmers generally
II is Improvement upon anything OF the kind have
heretofore seen, and must caine into general use.
From the ".Sheb0ygdR Tfhaes"-0 Of the most mpor
tan implements for stock raising farm, exhibited the
grounds Joyces Star M for grinding corn, cobs and
other food for stock 1t simple in construction not liable
get easily Of repair requires but little power to pro
pei il, and does its work efectualy.
From "henosbd county agricultural Society" There
the ground patented CornGrinter, exhibited by
Mr. Pike, of kenosha This Machine the Committee
mended to the Farmers Of this County well calcula
ted for the purpose intended being just such article
long been needed.
For sale by WM. SCARLETT,
I9tf H6Rosbd, Wis,
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THOMAS PROCURE.
IMPORTER ASb DEALEh n
Wines, Liquors, Irish and ScOtcl, yyh;.,


Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whit,
london Porter, Scotch de, Cigars, DC -
IL fnt.dies.-O tar9, Dupuy g. Co., l. Cbero,,.
Chdmpafgne, q. Admyraald, A. LomJat. J q
r. Mq4rtaH, RasteGn Cha,rMyer, i. Marrios
L. j. DHDu0 Damien, w"
Gins-CgIognc, DgKuyp,rs, Key, Thistie,
Rums-Jdmajc0 81 Cr0ix
Wiisiseys-Od Mon0n gah>Ia
Wincs-Burguady Pert Madeira. afayoga D.,
and Pnre JH'ce, Sherry d. q. Gordon, OG,r
Grades
Champagne Heidsick and Hc;d.ick &. Co.. do Lon
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducai Gran<
Ciaret az casks, CIayct in cases, IThise in ca,E,
thne an cases, M"seat Mascat in cases, Bras'
dy Cherries, Cherry brandy, Cordials, Bitttr,
Alcohoi, Pure SPIRIT
IL Pricture's Double Rectifiod Whskey. in LOT, or
by the barrel kcnosha, wis. dis piSsIr
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M A R B lie FACTORY

GEORGE ACNLEY,
a NNOuNCES to the pcopcof konoslla CITY and
County and Vicinity, that he has bought ont tho
Marble Factory Of JosEPH l. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock with both
o., kt"iinn and American Marble,
Of the very best quality and is prepated TO furnish
to order all work in the marble line
Being an EAPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feols
confidence in warrantns his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tales, OJlie,k,,
Pant Stones
And all other work wanted, for finish and STYLE tn
rival al competition.
fIaR' Ha'srd, or Ornamental Work, of any CHARGE
ter desired dORe in style 10 cire entire ,ati,fac
ton lie respectfully s1lcits the patronage Of tb.
Public. " "'
Shop on Pearl street, south side. rcst Of Main
across from the Post Office
kENosnA, June IS55-nlvI6
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" oa@ Ward.


de she qr Of theS ar Of b. 90, Sc ar sec -.
% Let hk -, ar section 81.
d. LIT ~ ~. gr sscsion 81.
ae part Of she " gr Of sec 81. Commencing 20
rads Of Of Sc Or th-ace IA - rods 40
rods, ~ rods. thence 40 rods t, the hSSnnirE.
a. " BcIATz--i.at BIZ 81. n quarter section 81.
j. Bsir2-the NJ ok 81 hf red ssu,ed ar sec 81
do Lot 2 hk IS quarter ssc;lon ~
do Lot = bk IS, quarter section "a.
SAeiioa Fisk=,l.ots TX 81. qCsFte. scetIaa -.
FishST CuskmaR--Let III -. q quarter ion 81.
do L9i ) bk - quarter section 81,
do Los 4 bk IS. quarter section -. i
Il. Gsn'sy-Lo T. except a. Il - end aus l-1d
assmei, bk -, n quarter sSe 'ioE 81.
% Lot :. except ~ Il oa eaa and LA
rsdsensd. bk IS. qukrtSs see;t u 81.
JOHN Egaa-Iot TX IS. qusr.cr seeii"a n,
FsineV fSegch--Lnt6 TX -. quarter section ",
~, Ifesra<s-lk 25 Gsartsr section ~
do Tx >, quarter section 70.
.)nAa kanisr-lntT bk p. quarter esction 81.
BsFylard kInnep-Part q tx Els n. commencing
le rds FROM cerucT, thense u Il rts W ris Is
rds. ras to the pi-e~ ~ p, ginning,
Walkace MyFag-Lot Ii 50. u quarter elton 81,
do the IA If "s h. 80 q ~ sue 81.
NJ SA9up-I4ot Q bk ~, 4 quarter SCI giJa II.
do Lot 20 ek =. qUar.er sectIoa 81.
Slkss f. Balen-Lot4 bk 81. quarter section ~
Norris POW -p the bk - gusttsr section 81.
a. ~ Rirbuond-ot Lk -. II quarter sleliou 81 "A
Ileuy Spstes-iart q hk 81 s4t sec 80; commencing
Sltoas " frnru . corner. ttcree Il rods, " rods.
: - reds e S rods - place sf beginning.
4 S1eHae,--taa h! a * - E=.teT sestio< 20
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Rheuisfatisps.

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. Got Stark
weathers, or Robinson's Druggists in kenosha, and
ask for DR.. Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound. The
price ia 50 90 per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to you n thousand. 1t has
cured unbelieyine thousands. Ask for circular.
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GREAT DEPOT
BOOTS, SHOES

yNTE annoilncU t. consumcrs and TIC trade O;
w Southern Wisconsin anc eit.t,,CrI Illinois that
our operations for Fall Trade are On larger ale
than ever, We offer patrons at rhOcSaA or re
tail the largest and much the best stock over opened
in keuosha. Our acquaintance with Eastern man
uhetHrcrs, and tho fact that goods were bought
before the recent advance, enable lis 10 sell many
varieties al Great Bargains.
Our Ladies Caters, French Kid Slips and Bgs-
lIns of good quality as Gun he found in any
city East or West. We call attention particularly
10 Gcnts French Cali Boots and large variety
of Misses aud Chlircn's Shoes. Our long expert
encc in Manulat nrnc cuables 10 offer of first
rate CUSTOM WORK, all staple kinds OF Boots
and Shoes
Wcalso offer at thc lowest trade pricca Spanish
md Sianghtcr .Soic Lcafhcr. Oak'0ad Ucmi0ck r.
per Leather, Ercach and 1mericon Caif- stins Kte
Skins,
EEnrmoas, Rridlc and Collar Leather,
BUck Skins, Morocco's, Innings, Betting and String
Lcaibc~ Lasts, Trees IHycad, Pegs, Mails, Shoe
makers IoolS, dc.
We have been selling Shoes and Leather in this
place - years, know the wants Of our customers
buy for cash in the lowest markets in the Universe
live upon the principle of DR. Franklin arc satisfied
gh small profits trade only in goods strictly in
our line, and win give cash buyers more value for
the money than any house in the State, not ex.
cIusivcly in the Shoe and Lcather trado.
Quick Sales, Small Profits, one price
Cash for Hides Skins and Pclts
kenUsha, Sept. 1850. LYMAN & GAGE
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Bennetfs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence possess
es ell other TONES, is that it contains Qui-
nine, any other mineral whatever; purely yeget-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle.
For Sale by STARKWEATIIER& Co, Druggists
g. +. ROBINSON, ( Kenosha
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TESTING NAL

But the most remarkable feature of :his garden is
the Mammoth Pc Plant, and certainly any person
who is curious TO know what Pic Plant is, and how
!. may be cultivated aud developed, would do well
to look at IL. We state what witnessed, Iand
what should doubt FIVE had not witnessed IT.
that from root cut Quantity, which, after
being trimmed, ready for cooking weighed IS
POUNDS, and certainly as much moro was left on
the root uncut, making the product of near
y, If not quite, ONE HUNDRED PoUNDs--kenssAa
Telegraph.
Assoctn for EX bin of lndus'y of oil Nations,
New York, Suly 4th, 1854 {
ID. F. CAHooS, Esq-Dcar Sir. This is to certify
that specimens of your Seeding Pic Plant are
now on exhibition at the Crystal Palace and descrv-
ing OF special appreciation for mammoth size and ex-
ceIlenee of qualify. They superior TO any pro
Yours truly, r. T. BARNUM Prcs't
MAMMOTH PIE PLANT.-B. i. Cahoon, of Keno
sha Wisconsin,, has ust sent three Pie Plant Leaf
stalks that outgo anything VIC ever ofthc kind
bcforc after having performed the long journey
from the place of their growth-n what way are
not nforined-the three stalks weigh ELEvES AND
QUARTER PoUSDs.-N. y Tribanc Juty 1854.
Mr. CAHooN, has this day deposited in our office
specimen stalk of his Seeding Pie Plant, lin a
glass jar, preserved in alcohol the growth of last
yoar of the following dimensions :--25 inches long
81 inches wide; inches thick leaf - feet crcum
ference weight 81 pounds-which can be seen by
those curious in such matters. And il is proper tC
add in mentioning this remarkable growth, that sc
far from the plant degcnerating showing q dspo
siton to- it increases from year TO wear, and mex
year doubtless shall have opportunity to chro
iclc still larger specimen-keRosha Iri5. j. TEL.
March Is, 1855
To tic Cincinnati Hoyi1caHaral Society:
Being & tour through Wisconsin, | called upos
Mr.. B. u. Cahoon, of Kenosha, who has a remnrka
BILE variety of Seeding Rhubarb I examined hi
plantation of about 5000 plants and its wondcrfr
propertic. have not been oScrratcd The Victoria
saw growing alongside of his Seeding, and subjcc
/ to the same trcatment-so dcp.:cal-would no
weigh one-fourth much rs tie Cahoon's Seeding
l can, through your Soc:cty, recommend tie plan
plant now known His stalks for market woult
measure from three to four inches wide, two t,
three inches thick and two feet long, and so cndc
that many leaves saw broke down with their owl
weight II is q chance Seeding, originated by Mr.
Cahoon, from seed givon him at Chicago, and wa
the only plant from the seed that was worth cultva
ting Respectfully yours, JULIUS BRACE.
! CISCISATTI, August 81, 1855. 60
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n ST. Err IS

y r. =
Phetcarn and Fine ART Gallery,
D 4 e. TERRE OT TPE G q D.S DFPOT,
Metropolitan Buildings.
La Sale Street Chicago H.
AGUERBE0TYPES taken in every style of the Art and
- If the utmost Beauty and Perfection. 4 hec Ar1,
hning the beauty and colcr o the Painting with the percc-
ton OF the of all sizes
smallest miniature up fi life size, either plain
wing colore the best finished Paintings by ENpc-
renced Artist from the first schools in Europe either
from Life Daglerreoype Persons having Deguerreo-
types Of themselves absent friends have them copied
Orders will be received by the subscriber his Gallery
above. Pictures he sent by mail express with dis
crpton of the color Of the hair eyes ans complexion and
If ladies children, the color of the dress desired
fnl0El ALEX. HESLER.
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M U SIC AL

TEHE Subscriber has yeeentlyrccei
II we'd large addition TO her former
stock OF Musical Enstsumenfs ,and n NJ IN 81
would invite all intending TO purchased Y Jn
TO call ard examine them.
serarhincs, EoIians, and yeeIedeon,
From the celebrated tnanufactory of MessYs pr
s. Brothers, Concord n. H., and unsurpnss"S .
style of finish, 80 setness and compass These Ins.
nrents consistently recommended 10 the pubica 1
fully walrantcd-the Makers inviting comparis"Oo
with those OF any other nanufaetory IN the Ip;n
Also, Agent for the PIANOS tnahofaetn,ed l.
Yessrs. Boardsssa s. Stray, Aibany, And Mersr. =!
Ladd s. Co., Boston a.
One second hand Aeloason Of Princes fnnnsr..
ture, for sale at reduced price.
sesoad isn I'D Pianos 10 Reaf,
All concentrations psonptly answered
Rooms three doors hosth of the Episcopal ChAr,L
on west side OF Ann street. Nary l. AYFB
Kcnosha, J 1nc 81, tS55-vf5n:,
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HEsSBERG & ADLESDORFER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHlERS & MERCHANT TAILOR


kENOSHA, WISCONSIN
A RE now receiving from the East, q large and
I n fashionable Stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AND CENTS FURNISHING COODS.
Such as Wooden Drawers, undershirts. Comforts.
Neck Ties Pocket Handkerchief, also n large Ms.
sortnent Of Shirts, Hats and Caps of every imaeina
6 ne ,, style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
tLol HING, and every variety of Goods for Gen
tlcmcns wear, all Of which they will sell at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand, an extensive and varied
assortment OF Cloths, Cassilneres Beavers Vestings
and trimmings consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths, French and American Cassi
meres. Black and Fancy silk Velvets and Pushes
of every style and variety which viii be sold OF
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms
Having engaged an Experienced Guttcr, they
VIII make up TO order any kind of Gentlemcns Gar
IHents IN the newest style. and warranted 10 fit
| CUTTING done the shortest notice aud war
rantcd to fit
Their Goods are purchased expressly for theil
Ialfor'ng department, and cannot he surpassed
in style, finish and quality. Call and examine our
STOCK before purchasing. aug 80
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MEDICAL.
TO MOTHERS.

ne YOUR Children affiIcIeu WITH wof7ns =.
N do they loath with disgust the oily yer1nifuges
of the day? Go to STARKwEATHER's, or f. Robin
sons Drug Store and get Box of Benefits Worm
Lozenges They are easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior TO any yermifuge in
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HONORE g. Co.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware. Tur-
pentue, Camphene, Varnshcs, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention Of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi-
ted. Our Stock is largo and complete.
wholesale, only.
[IyS1 Nc. 400 Lake ST., Chicago, Hi.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

1dVern Stand for Sale,
"sS Buttons well known Stand. on the PLANK
s.::A Road, ten miles from Kenosha. and rs nils.
'a-', m kaclnc on the Racine and Wilmot plank
road, IS offered for sale The improvements are a
argo Tavern House. large Barns and Ont hou,.s
good wells OF wafer, cistcrns. ice-house &c
The County Agricultural Society has nlso located
its Far buildings, perinently, at This place
This is the most desirable location il, tho Countx
and will he sold on easy ters,s and at bargain -
Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises
LYMAN BUTTON
Paris, Kcnosha Co. Jan. a. 1855 owls
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IN Il a l. A T O III
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTEAMA AND CONSUMPTION.
NEW AND VERY yVUNpERFUL!!
BROUGHT Tome to the Door Of the Milo,

A WONDERFUL DlSCOY cry has recent
been made BY Dr. Curtis Of this city in the treatment
to "DR. CcaTis' IyetAN. OR leHALIHG tIYGrAs vArgi
AND SHEnR' SrhHr WIN Shf pew method Dr. G. has re-
he has innumerahe certificates Speaking OF the treatment
breathing agreeable healing vaporthe medicinal proper
s must com. !" direct c9nta WITH the wh"ls srsi
tuesd pon them when into the stomach and sub
The DrnSe lists Throughout the couury-Nsr York Datcho,
The Inhaler is worn on the under the linen wthou
the heat 81 the body eng sucen
evalorae the fluid. Hundreds Of the fol
owing might be named
One package of the Hygeana has cured Asthma
six years standing. J. $ kEESREHKY.
i. N. VI Dunconnou Ia,
cured of the Asthma years. standing hv nr Cur
rs Hyscana, MARGARET EAsluN,
Brooklyn, y. Y
Mrs Paul. Of No. Hammond street n " Of
severe Ease of Bront hits by the uyseaEa.
ans a deaa to Be msrae b S tSe 81
She was cured in one month Ey the llys9ara' -,
The Rev Dr. HHEgvEs Of y. " esihes ot medicine
the following language
DEAR sE-T thnk highly Of Or. Curtis Hyseana, as rem
cay IN diseases q th shSs ana Jung avns haa some
most cxceent medicine both she syrup and ahang appa
ton to the chest
GEN1LrM,S - have recently had occasion TO test your
hra fs had 70 ysd 70 On frms
and the result satisfied that whatever be the
position Of preparation is imposition but Keel
lent remedy wish for the sake Of the afflicted that it might
be brought within the reach Of all.
Dr. JoHys Of the celebrated Physicians in New
York, writes as follows
Dh CURrIsDEAR SR!Tsving witnessed the eKcellen.
fects of iphang Hygcan Yapor and Cherry
Syrup of chronic bronchitis and being in
Of affections Of the throat BrOncha
lungs, therefore chesrfuy recommend you
Mcdicatcd apparatus beipg the
al mode Of apPl ythng Of the kind have
doubt thousands OF Persons may be relieved aud cured
cd. by using medicines.
here he allowed that opposed pro-
srihng using compounds but this little
trved article And rs effects in tho absve alluded
induced mo to speak in it's favor.
Iou at liberty this in think proper.
Respectfully, yours, &c. G. JOHNS, N. D.,
No. 500 Hudson Street, N Y.
Price three dollars raeksgo,-Sold by CUTRIS PER-
KINS and BOYD PAUL, No. l49 Chambers stteet, T.
packages free Of the United SAtos
MD Curtis nyg..na is the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others base limitations.
For sale by ]. b. STARK EATHER d.
Co, kenosha. lnlvl6 1y
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PUBLIC NOTICES hereby given that pursuant TO section
10 chap 10 Of the Revised Statutes Of Wisconsin that the
oowng described lots aud tracts Of land situated in the
county OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin, sold the 18th OF
Aprh 1888 by the Treasurer Of se county for the unpaid
taxes and charges due the for the 1852 still
main unredeened and that the time limited for their redemp
ton will expire the 18th day of April 1886, at which time
aness previously redeemed they win be conveyed TO the
holder Of the tar certificate.
Dated at KsncSas, this 9th day Of October, 1850
l7StF Il. H. DEMING.
Cork oftAe Board Of Saperrisors
Rfanaa.f p.,ir-,n- Taar One Rlln0e T,rtntY-three.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.

CXRGS BRIGGS,
ANE door north of the Post Office has yst -ccei.
W we'd from New J ork, u large assortment OF New
Goods, which he has selected with great care, with
especial reference TO tie season and to the wants of
this community. consisting of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
OF the best material aud manufacture Of every STYLE
and price.
HIS Gnd Gaps If euery sfylc,
tmbrcl}aS, Carpet Bags, GiOres, NitLcAs, Stocks,
Stocks, Crarats, Suspcndcrs. Stocking Yarns,
Neck Cloths, &c, al Of thirh 1ciH be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Fash o nbIc iIoring,
OF oil kinds,
Done short notice and warranted to suit customers
kenosiia, June 1855 nlvIe
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Scrofulu, Eyspcrsin, 81 Liver Complaint.
DR.. BlakemeHS Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
and Iris Nersicoor, stands very high i'll the estilna
ton Of those who have used it, for the above named
Diseases and no doubt is worthy of The confidence of
the afflicted 1t is for Sale by Druggists in Kenosha.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-22

Torn one, PGpqe TpentY-shree.
l. = Po'rerS-C9mmencing a point 81 and Efrds
OF: corner OF lot Il, side Of old Chcago road
then 0rs, thence southcrly IS IT, thence 10 rts
thence n to place OF beginning, n ar G,
Il. s. Po'ce'S-Conmcncing at point 553 # souther-
~ Of corner Of lot Il, side of old Chicago road
thence westerly chains, thence northerly 60 links
thence westerly chains & Il links TO centre line of
or sec thence SoGtherly chains & 81 links thence
eastcry chaiuS & - links, thence northerly chm
50 links, thcuce ea,terly chains y links to sd
ChIcago road, theEce y uks to be gng, or sec
TJtrE T5r0 Pdpgc Ttrenty-thrte.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-22

Evergreens.--Over 1000 from 3 to 8 feet high
Balsam and Norway Frs, Spruce, Pine, Hemock
and Arbour Vitae These have grown in my garden
from three to five years, and can be transplantcd
with much certainty of growing, II currunt-
Price is to 81 each.
Address, B. II. CAEsDGN.
hpuokha WIS
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GOAL, COAL First quality Of B,iar- Hi
- Coal for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at the
Middle Warehouse. i9l JOHN Y. AVER