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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
clEcyII COURT, KlNOsHA cOrNrs-IS Eaulrr

: 1t appearing to the sati sfaction of this
Andrew Jackson Court that Bassett the de-
salmon Epson, PENDANTS in the above suit resides out
Isaac Bassett of the but resident Of OF the
United States to wit the state of Connetcut On motion OF
H. TowsLE of counsel for the COmplanantl is Odered
hat the said saac asett cause his appearance tb entered
that he h' Plea Demurrer to the Complain
nts bill OF complaint lie hled with the Clerk this CouR
said by the 9Th day of May 1855 default
Of The said bill of complaint be taken confessed him And
sfurther ordered that within twenty said
nnan this order to be published in the ke osa II buns
Telegraph and The said publication be continued in said
perat least each week for six weeks in succession
Keaosha Jan "a lS55. y. H. JOY, Court Commissioner,
fer Renosha County.
LANSING H. NIcHoIs Clerk of the Circuit in and
said County do hereby certify the above DC
copy of che original order de in o in the above
entitled cause. GN32 L. 3. MIC HOLk. Clerk.
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Ikenosha County Circuit Court--In Equity
Fitch A. Higgins,

sylvender baldwin William Ward Wheeler Leonard Crockcr
Amos Noye Amos Noyes End Richard b. Noyes John
Iey Arehloas H. LoYrsy Charles H. Baldwin Charles
Starr - - $500
II appearing BY affidavit to the satisfaction
that the Defendants William Ward Wheeler.
mos Noyes md John owrey Archibald H. owrey Charles y
BALDWIN ana Charles starr reside this
OF Jon b. lsun solicitor for ordered
the said William Ward Wheeler Noyes Amos Moves ID
ohaTd Moves John Lowrey Archibald Lowrcy Charles
BALDWIN and Charles Starr their be
tered IN this and thereof be
plana solicitor by the enh day May d. 1885
case OF their appearance eIther Of them that they
sHr OF demur to the companans said bill Of complaint
said h day of May d. 1855 and default
OF complaint may be taken confessed them
further ordered that within twenty tho
ot the said complainant this order be published
Kenosha Tribune Telegraph
ia said and that the said publication
said each week for
be copy this be personally
named defendants at Last thirty days before the
1875. n. II. JOY Court Comnissioner.
state or sconsin hereby certify the above to be
on file in my office in the above entitled cauae.
L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk
6w25 Circuit Court Kenasha County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

r. nav receiving their Water Stock of
HARDWARE 81 STOVES of every
M akind and variety thatiskept in any Establish
ment of the kind, which We viii sell Cheaper than
has ever been oGtredin this city. We have onhand
tae following splendid assortment of COOKING
STOVES. aIlof Albany Castings, and Warranted
tostand Fire and Bake well, OF nosale.
OLD LR ONSLDES.
tr%th Sliding Hearth Il ASh Pan underneath
This Stove took the Fnsi PreWtum at tbelast
State Fairfield at Albany last Fall, and is pro-
nounced BY those that have used them, to be the
Rest Stoves in the World!
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT.
Very Heavy Castings.-Belle ofthe State
Large Oven extending underline Hearth A beau
tIinl pattern Queen Of the Forest. Elevated Oven
winch beats anything of the kind IN the market
IRON WITCH.
Brick Oven. with Furnace in front. which svery
body says is perfect in every respect.
WESTERN gyITCH.
new pattern. large Oven, and beautiful Cast
ing.
Woolsons Patent Air>Tigi1t a b,au,irnl Storo.
Ransom's Premium Castings, all sizes, warranted
TO stand Fire. We manufacture
Copper, TIN and Sheet Iron. Of eceyv des-
eruption, By experienced Workaacn
IL is notnecessary to mention articles we have
on n"no' olive ask ofthoso wishing to purchase
~ae examine orr Stock aud Price, and
De satisfied that We are telling the trutb
We '0'u not he aaderSold b. anv Estos.
6Shmem IN the State.
20" sorset tho New Hardware storet
NOV. 1898. GEO. w. HALE
nl9-ly GEO. TOWSTFF
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Fancy Stock of
CABINET WARE,
LIFE INSURANCE.

DREPARE for the future wants of your fami!,
l. by having your Iifo Insured.
The National Life Insurance Company
y The United States, is situated at Montpelier
Vermont, with cash capital of 100000. Iii.
one of the safest and best Life Insurance Comba.
ny's in the country. L. G. MERRILL Agent
at Metcalf & Merril's.
kenssha, Wis, July 18th "a.
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N tt E S
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to a. Lewis & Son whose
n Notes and accounts are now due are request
ed to settle without delay and those wishing to
purchase are invited to call aud examine, our stock
as We are determine to give satisfaction to pu.-
chassrs in selling goods as cheap as the cheapest.
Nov. 80, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

III w. HUBBARD, Has no Hesitation in
III saying that he has as large stock Of Shawls
rs can be found in this market and what is more
that he is prepared to sell them atless prices than
any other firm in this City II consists in pert of
Broche, Long and square Shawls, some of which
are entire new patterns, Plain and Embroidered
Grape, rich and heavy.-Plain and Printed Cash
mere--aii STYLES and nrices.-Barege do, &C., &c.
Prices ranging from 81 to $50. Remember at
the New Store ia Runals Block
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STOCK FOR SALE,

q me pair of excellent Breeding Mares. and
- one Yoke Of excellent Working Oxen, for
sale cheap On the premises. one mile from, he
City OF Keaosha LEWIS uOuTr.ANn
kenosha, Feb. !, 1855. Iroaa
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
MARBLE FACTORY
GEORGE ACKLEY

GEORGE ACKLEY
ANNOUNCES to the people Of Kenosha City
and County. aud Vicinity, that he has bought out
the Marble Establishment ofJosEPH I. EHIE, and
tha; he has added largely TO the Stock, with both
Italian and American Marble
Of the very best qualities aud is prepared 10 furn-
ish TO order all work in the Marble Line.
Being an EXPERIENCED " oRKMAN he feels
confidence III warranting his
Monuments, TOnib-Stones, Tom5-Tabies.
Obclislks, Paint-Stoncs,
and all other work wanted, for FINISH AND
STYLE, to rival ALL COMP PETITION
Pain, Raised, or Ornamental work. OF any char
acter desired done in style to give ENTIRE sat
sitct on.
lie respectfully so';cits the patronage of the
Public
~ shop on Main Street, opposite the City flo.
tel. GEORGE ACKLEY.
Kenosha. Dec, 1854. x. L. SAMPSON, Agent.
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KITCHEN SAFES.

b AN how selling offthe remainder of my stock
IL of Safes at trihe above cost They are a
sure guard against mice and all kinds OF insects.
and atthe same time permiia free circulation o
j. r. PHELPS.
July Oath
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kenosha county circult court---1n Ean,,x.


William Ward Wheeler, Amos Moves Amos Noyes Cd Richard
u Noyes John Lowrey Archibald H. Lowrey Charles i.
Baldwin and Charles sta -
tappearing by affidavit the satisfaetion Court
that the Defendants above
the state OF Wisconsin motion of Jon b. suns solicitor
complainant 1t Is ordered that the said William
Wheeler Amos Neyes Amos Noyes I'd Richard D. Moves John
Lowrey Archibald f. Lcwrey Charles Baldwin Charles
their he entered
that notice thereof he served the Cempnans solicitor BY
the eighth day day OF May A. D. 1855 and in Of
pearahee that they plead answer denur complain
ants said bill of complaint by the said eighth May A. d.
lS55 and in default thereof said hill
as confessed against them And further that within
twenty days from the date hereof the said
TINS order to be the Eenosa Tribune Telegraph
newspaper printed in kenosha said
said publication he continued said
for weeks in succession; that copy Of this Or
der to be personally the least th
V days before the time allows specified for their appearance
kenosha, February !, 1885. .r+r. n IL. JOY,
Court Commissioner
State of Wisconsin, a. hereby certify the above be
kenosha County true copy of the original order now
on file in my once in the above entitled cause.
l.. B. NICHOLS, Clerk 81
ow3o Circuit Court kenosla County.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
NJ GLE HG- @% "a M -

WE property on The South line Of the City
l. known as the "Lake Farm is now offered
for sale in sma i parcels at hundred dollars an
acre Ii is the most desirable property adjoining
the City which has not already been divided into
s'aa parcels, some of which, no better than his
have recently been sold at two hund ed dollars all
acre.
Terms Twenty dollars an acre on the de-
livery of the deed the remainder in five years.
Title indisputable. Apply to Charles Gable, on
the premises.
henosha City. Dec. IL. 1854. 3m23
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In Circuit Court,

sIn nusH" County WiseOnsln--In Equity.
Perry. - Siies "inord - william IL.
1t appearing by affidavit to the A., =, .
ae defendants lothian Perry Militant III Perry
o. te state OF Wisconsin, motion Jon r. Jilsn sn,o
T Is ordered that the Jotham Perry
tins cause and anotice thereof served on Abe
ants solicitor by the seventh day May A. D. 1855 and in
case OF their appearance that they plead answer or denim -
ne said bin of complaint by day Of
May A 100, and in default thereof said complain
may be aken confessed them, further
dered that within twenty days from hereof the
complainant cause this order be published the Kenoha
Tribune TELEGRAPH newspaper printed in in said
that the said publication continued
once III each week for six weeks succession be cause
copy Of this order be personally said
Perry and William H. Perry. before tho
time above prescribed for then appearance Dated Kenoh
February o. lsshp n. III. JOY. Court Commissioner.
state Of Wisconsin hereby certify the be
heh9sha county true copy of the original order
file in my Office, the above entitled cause =
J. H. NICHOLS. Clerk
bwjO Circuit Court kcnDsba Conu.x
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

respectfully call the attention ofhi.
w friends and the public in general, 10 his shop
in the QuarIes Building, Main Street, nexi
South of the Durkee House, where Wagons, Car.
riages aud Buggiesare made aud mended on the
shortest notice.
He is ready to compare his work with any done
ives: of Buffalo, and he intend. to repair quicker
and manufacture better, than any shop can do III
"the Park City,
Ills Workmen are retained At great e-pssse
aud his materials are warranted Of tie best quaty
lie is perfectly wiling that the Rail ROAD
should be built but he is bound to enabcfarmer:
TO bring their produce, and their wives aud child
rem TO town, in their own Cars, if they please.
Call and examine my work, aud if it does not
suit, willintroduce you myself.to Bans shop.
DAVID CROSTr.
Kenosha. Oct 30. 1853 ul6 Is
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
Sash, Doors, windo,y-biinds. d all kind of
CARPENTER&JOINERW WORK

ND T. HANDBOOK, At Ryerson's late
Il D.. shop on Park Street, three doors est OF
the Post Office, and opposite Kinney's Livery
Stable
VIII keepon hand at all times an assortment of
sash, ready glazed made of the very best material
which | will carefully pack ready for transporta-
tiou.
The best kind OF seasoned lumber will ALWAYS
be kept on hand. and all jobs in the House Car
pen'er sad Jei.ser line will be promptly and caeap,
ly done.
All who want work done are invited to call, as
am determined te satisfy customers.
may t-t
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
IN CIRCUIT COURT.

| KENosUA County, WISCONSIN IN EoUIrY
| Thomas Cooper, Waiter Storm and John C.
! Smith, Us Andrew Il. Jackson, Salmon Upsou
and Isaac Bassetl.
y appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
N that Isaac Bassett one of the defendants in tho
above suit, resides out of this STATE hut is resi-
dent OF one the United States to wit of the STATE
oi Connect cut, on motion of H. Il. Towslee of
counsel for he complainants 1t is ordered Ii al III,
sd'd isaac bdsset cause his appearance to be en-
tered IN this cause on or before the 5th day of Nav
a. ID. 1880 And that he cause his answer. plea or
denur to the compliments bill OF complaint TO ba
HE'D with the Clerk of this Court in said cause by
The 9th day of May a, d. 1855, And ia default
thereof the said bill of Complaint may be taken as
confessed by him. And it is further ordered that
within twenty days the said compliments cause
this order to be published in the Kenosha Tribune
q Telegraph and that the said publication be con-
tlnued in said paper al least once in each week for
six weeks in succession.
Kenosha Jan. 81 1855
H. JOY, Court Commissioner
Of KenOsha County.
Lansing B, Nichols Clerk of the Circuit
ouH IN and for said County do hereby certify the
above to be true copy OF the original order in the
above cause now on file in my office.
6w32 I.tB. NICHOI g f,,srL
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

LYMAN g. CAGES

AT large outlay, we have laid in for the Win
ter trade. The largest and the most desirable
stock it has ever been pleasure or profit to ex,
hbit.
u FOR THE 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 aeavy so!ed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes, etc., OF ordinary and Extra Sizes
Misses and ChiidreR's Lace Boots, Jenny
Liuds, eta greatvariety. Gents French Cali
Kip and thick Boots; Boys do. Our manufacture
ing department is constantly improving, and we
are now turning out good Custom work.
ard selling as low at WHOLE SALE OR
Retail as any Shoe House in the State. To
all consumers of Leather, we offer it at the low
est Market Prices.
Choice Buenos Ayres and Slaughter Sold
Leather, Choice French and American Cali
and Kip Skins.
Choice Oak ant Hemlock Upper Leather.
Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings. Lasts.
Boot Trees, Thread, Pegs. Nails, Shoe Makers
other articles ceu&ected with the business, too
numerous to mention.
Cash for Hides. Skins and PeIts..
Heartily DO we congratulate the Farmers and
Africans OF this young and thriving State for the
abundant harvest and remuueratng prices of this
year, and would respectfully suggest that no bet
ter investment of the surplus profits can be made,
than in improving their understandings at our es =.
Enlistment.
Our motto is unchanged.
Quick Sales--Snau Profts-Ready Paw.
r. w. LYMAN, FRED GAGE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
FARM FOR SALE.

n Make Notice, the subscriber offers for sale al
N great bargain, $50 acres of land calculated
to make frstrae graf. aud stock farm, situated
miles from Kenosha City, loo rods north Of
the Burlington road, OH sections Is, Ia, / and 10
III the town OF Paris, and convenient 10 several
plank roads and railroads. 100 acres enclosed !;
good two story farm house. Most OF the materials
Oh hand to build barn, alto To enclose 100
acres more; from 100 to 200 acres is pow land the
balance is bottom meadow land. There is from
80 to 90 in to wheat. The subscriber will selll
altogether or in parcels tosut customers, If neces
sary. III. w. JOHNSON.
kenosha June 18th 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

~ A. MARSHALL, AT NO. IS, MAIN STREET
q ehas now on hand. and will be receiving du
ring the season, a complete assortment Of the
best Kind of COOKING, PARLoR aud plate srovCs,
a'so Fable aud Pocket Cultry, Shears, SCISSORS,
Axes and Helves, Hoes, Shovels. Spades. Hand
Saws, Hay and Manure Forks, Curry Combs.
Seythes aud snaths Mails, Nail Hammers Strap
sad Hook Hinges, Hooks and Staples, Butts and
Screws, Cow aud Sheep Belts, Sheep shears.
Wool and!H Cards, Porcelen Kettles, Porce
lam Sauce rams, French Cups and Sauce Pans,
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Britannia Pitches
ond Tumbers, German Silver. Brunswick. and
Bri0txnia Table and Tea Spoons, Brass and IRON
CandIestieks, Shutters aud TRAYS, sad Irons. and
n general assortment OF housekeeping articles !:
togethe with a full assortment of PLAIN aud
JAPANNED TIS WARE. Thankful for past favors.
he hopes to receive 4 share of the public patron
age. Give me a. CALL aud will try to please
Won both in quality of Goods aud Prices.
June 6, 1854. F. A. MARSHALL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

ID ED CEDAR POSTS, The best quality Of
AG Fencing Posts, Red CEDAR on hand and for
sale st our Lumber Yard, the only place where
they can be obtaind in The City. Also, White
Cedar Posts. DUREEE, TRUESDELL &C
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Removed.

KTRHLAUB, SATTLER, S. Co. importers
u have removed rom 23I Lake ST.. to Nos
163 and l65, South Water Street, Chicago.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

EpROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and coors
I'D Cassimerss Twreds, kentucky Jeans and
Sattinetts can be bought a; very low prices at
Nov. 9, 1854. BI,INN'S.
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Uhrlaub, Sattler, & Co.,
l63 and I65 South Water St.
up Stairs, Chicago, Ill.
IMPORTERS g. JCBBERS,

OF German, French and English Fancy Goods
~ Cutlery, Guns Rifles, Pistols Looking glasses
and Looking Plates, violins. Accofdcoas
and other Musical Instruments, Dolls, Children's
Toys, and Yankee Notions, German Hardware,
Havana aud Principe Cigars
In Offering these goods We would say that we
IMPORT them direct from the Manufacturers
anc that we are fully enabled TO offer TO NJ Err
CHANTS, such inducements and facilities as
the largest House. in New York or Boston.
nil-Iy UHRLAUB, SATTLER & Co.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

H1SDWARD RUDD, Engrager Wool, and
- every kind of Metal.
Main ST, s- Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
READY MADE CLOTHING,

kenssha, Wis, July 18th "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIoor is Justly esteemed
the greatest ordination OF Divine Providence; by
TINT beuting engine, the heart, it Is driven 10 all
parts Of the system, giving vigor and strength to the
complicated machinery OF man. This living fool
whether we sleep wake, sallics brisky through
the arteries mud returns softly through the veins
How ne, cssnry that it should be kept free from all
impurity, and yet how negligent mnny are respec.
ting this great essential TO the enjoyment ot perfect
health. DerangenIent III the Liver and Nerves is
G nerally the primary cause; and Jaundice, lndi-
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it, Suicide would rapidly follow suicide, il there
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to obtain bottle Of lIoo1and's celebrated German
Biters, prepared by DR.. G. NJ jackson, Philadel.
phia; they rae ely fail in efectihg permanent
See advertisement.
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TO TEACHERS.
The CHRONICLES for the Campaign.

There may be many persons who
are desirious of receiving the OHRoN-
1cLE during the campaign. If any
such, we here inform them t6atwe will
furnish them with the paper from the
Goth day of July until the 10Th day
of October at the following rates.
One copy 81 1-2 cents, 10 copies
$500, 20 copies $500. The money
in each case must accompany the
order.
We think if the friends of free
dom will exert themselves little in
each township a very respectable
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We will agree to furnish our friends
with facts and figures to carry on the
canvass, if they will furnish us more
readers. 1t is of vital Importance
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We knwo of no better way to do this
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE LOST FACUL.
TIES OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTO.
RED BY THE FOREST REMEDIES.
Mr. JoTHAN p. CoNDIT, n respectable citizen Of
Orange, N sends us the following Certificate of
the of Mrs Condit oi Palsy, by the of the
FOREST WINE aud Piiis:--
ORANGE, N j., Feb 18th, 1854
DR.. g. w. HAIsEY..-.D Dear Sir---My wife had a
stroke of Palsey, SO severe that her whole system
was completely paraysed She continued to grow
weaker for nearly two yenrs, losing all use and sem
sibiliy OF her body and limbs. We almost despaired
Of hef recovery. At this time she began to take
your Medicines. Their good effects were soon ex.
perenced. She began gradually to improve in
health, and in few months recovered entirely.
The extraordinary effects Of your Wine and Pills in
curing my wife OF a complaint which we never ex.
peced her to get the better Of, induces me as duty
we owe to yourself and the public to send you this
certificate: JoTHAN p. CoNDIr.
am acquainted with Mr. lothian p. Condit, and
know the above to be true.
Ii. 7. HERDMAN, Esq.
The case of Mrs. Condt is striking coincidence
of the power of the Forest Remedies in restoring
the lost energies of the animal economy. They ex-
ert peculiar influence on the nervous system and
blood, penetrate the mnuest vessels that verge to
the skin, equalizing the circulation and resuscita
ting the vitality OF every part of the body In all
Nervous Disorders, Debility, Affections OF the Kid
neys, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Constitutional Weak
ness and various Other complaints, these remedies
have proved emnentlly successful.