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Tavern Stand FIR Sale

t5 buttons well-known Stand on the PLANK
E:E Road; zen miles from Kelosha, and Is miles
IN K"clne, on the Racine and Wilmot plank
road Is offered for sale. The improvements are a
&c = vern House, large Barns and Out. houses.
good wens OF water cisterns, icehouse, &c.
The County Agricultural Society has also located
its Fair Buildings pennantly, at this place
This IL the most desirable location in tho coprtv
and will be sold easy terms end at bargain
Enquire of the subscriber on the premises
LYMAN DUTTON.
IArie, Aenosna To-, Jan. a. 1888. owls.
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GREAT DEPOT

5J VAIN ST., kenosha. SIS.
w Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois rhat
our preparations for Fall Trade on larget scale
than ever. We offer our patrons st ~holcSah or re-
tail, the largest and much the best stock ever opened
in Kenoeha. Our acquaintance with Eastern man
uiacturers, and the fact that goods were bought
before the recent advance enable to sell many
varieties al Great Bargains.
Our Ladies Caters, French Kid Slips and BIAS
kns are of IA good quality be found in any
city East West. We call attention particularly
to Gents French Calf Boots, and n large variety
of Misses and Chdrens Shoes. Our 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 Span,sb
and Slaughter Sole Leather Oak and He,niock F'o-
per Feather, French and american Cal-sk:ns Kip
SKINS
Harness, Bride and Collar Leather,
Buck Skins, Morocco's, Innings BelHne and String
Leasher. Lasts, Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe
makers Tools, &c
We have been selling Shoes and Leather in this
place - years, know the wants of our customers
buy for cash III 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 more value for
TIE same money than any house in the State not ex
clusivey in the Shoe and Leather trade.
Quick Sales, Small Profits, one price.
Cash for Hides Skins and Pclts
Kcnosha, Sept. 1855. LYMAN Il GAGE.
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PUBLIC NOTICE hereby gwen that pursuant to section
100 chap 10 Of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin that the
following described lots and tracts of land situated in the
ecdnt OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin, sold the 18th of
April 1883 by the Treasurer of said for the unpaid
taxes and charges due the for 1852 still
unredeemed and that the time limited for redsmp
ton viii expire the 18th day Of April 1885, at which time
previously redeemed they will be conveyed to the
holder Of the tar certificate
Dated at Ksnosha, this 9th day Of October, 1855.
l9w17 X. H. DEAiING.
Clerk Of TIE Beard Of SapsrpisoSs.
Fse0sont Pr0iris-- Totcn one RoD0s Ttcsnty-tsrse
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:. Nseg-iot bk 80, quarter SECTION 80
do lot bk 81, n quarter section 81
do lot 10 bk IS, n quarter section 81,
do lot 8 blk 5, or sec 81, Washington Island, I
do lot Blk 5, u e or 81, Washington Island, l
Sprdguss hfbk ~ or 3D. except hfs hfs hf,
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IN II AL a TON
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHAMA AND CONSUMPTION.
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL!
Brought Home to the Door Of tile Million

A WON DERFuL DISCOVERY has recent
been made by Dr. Curtis Of this city, in the
pE w E 9F i nc aTcE1S vsroH
he has nnumeraee Speaking OF the treatment
breathing agreeable healing vaporhe medicinal proper
ties must come direct contact with the Whole sra cavities
Of lungs and thus the aud varied changes
dufTd sPn he when introduced int the stomach and sub
he proSsi throughout the countryNsw York buchanan
The Inhaler worn on the breast under the linen without
the least heat Of the body teng
evaposae Hundreds OF cures like the fol-
lowing, night be named
One package of the ygeana has Asthma OF
pm. Of Daneonnon, Pa.
cured of the Asthma of years standing ~ Dr. Cur
Brooklyn, Ny.
severe case Of Bronohits by the Hygeana.
Ny distressing cough Of sewers,
Standing and decided be inenrabs by physicians
J, IL. GAUBnRf. P. NJ, Richmond. Nd.
The Rev DR.. "HErvrU. Of w. tessihes of medicine
The flowing lSn suage:-
Df.R S,a-I think highly of Dr. Curti9 Hyseana
portunity % esuf, its efficacy convinced that
most eKceen eicne both the syrup and inhsins appea
.on to the clcst.
Prof $. cKvrrR writes usas follows
a a9G pa ePGI o,her Is, OF chronic sore
Of y"Tr i is no nrsiitoa 9o, an excel
be brought within the reach Of ALL
Dr. JoHs~, Of the mos; celebrated Physicians New
York, writes folIows:-
Dis. CURrS-DEAR SIRHtyug witnessed the excellent
fects Of nbaling Hygean Fspor cherry
ef Brouch much in
If in affections Of the throat
tubes lungs therefore ehesrliy recommend your
Nedead ppsratus being the most
node of applying anything the kind have
doubt thousands OF be relieved,
cd by using your medicines
must here he allowed 70 confess that opposed r-.
scrhing but this little
.rived article and its effects in tho case above alluded
induced me "a speak in its favor.
YOs liberty this i. any .hink proper
No. 500 Hudson Street n. Y.
Price three dollars racksge,-Sold by CUTRIs PER
KISS, and BOYD PAUL No. 149 Chambers sttest y v
packages free part Of the United States FOR slo
y B.-Dr. Curtis Hygsans is the ORIGINAL and Only
GENUINE ARTICLE all others are bsss init atoms
For sale by j. b. STARKW FATHER d.
CO. kenosha. TnlyI6ly
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= : > - -
L u M B ( r ,

s n ga N
- at the old stand of Ely & Law Ees-
Nam Street heH0sha, Wisconsin has rcteivcd III;
large stock % Roots and Shoes and he has NJ h..
itation in saying that he has
The Largest, Kfcat and Chcaptst st.cL
in the county. In addition to his larpe stoct fran,
the East, he has ON hand large supply of bis own
manufacture, which for workma,ishFp style ,nd an
peror quality of stock, he feels confGcnt cannot h..
eXceAed west of New York city. His goods arc nm
utacturcd under his own supervision, and no labor
or expense rs spared TO make his goods suuor;or "a
other manufactures. His long and practical experi
ehce III the business, aud facilities for ,c,tind ~,
price than his neighbors ''''
Amongst hls custom work may be found-G,a,,'
French Ca.f and Morocco Seuei and pc0Cc5 Rnot,
ilght and Double Soles, Men and Bows Doublo
sole Thick Boots, Fine and Coarse Kin and
Ladies' Misses
and Childrens Wear.
of all kinds. Also will be
found ON hand a large and Gle.
giant assortment of Ladies' Gcuts'
Boys and Misses Wear from the hest
Eastern Manufactures. Custom WorL
done TO order with punctuality, and in the beat
liberal patronage .ha " ,,f.iuI ior P"''
q feels confident, by strict attant;nne,n
business and the wants &C ~; @ !" ,r
TONERS by Keeping up his fashion L.
ablc and seasonable assortment r
OF frstclass goods and sell. n
ing at unusually low
prices to merit tho ID
patronage of N
Id the pub
lie
IL HI ID Es
May -, 100 In48l CLELY
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WIRE CLOTH.

tWove and worked.A
lust RECEIVED, new supply For flaming
~ Mills and Separnters, and Tor Cellar Windows,
Safes, &e- Also Iron and Brass Riddles for cleaning
grass and other seeds and for Foundry use.
Jus :! 30. j. X. PHELPS.
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TEsTEM ONIALs

Bat the most remarkable feature of this garden is
the Mammoth Pie Plant, and certainly any person
who is curious to know what Pie Plant is, and how
it may be cultivated and developed, would do well
to look at it. We state what witnessed, and
what should doubt, if we had not Witnessed ~
that from one root was cut quantity, when, aitcf
being trimmed, ready for cooking, weighed 4e'
POUNDS, and certainly as much more was left on
the root uncut making the product of one root near
", if not quite, One HUNDRED PoUsDs--he"rsha
Telegraph
Assoet'n for Exit of Indus'y of all Nssiens,
New York, Suly 4th, 1854,
b. p. CAHooN, Esq-Dear Sir. This Is TO certify
that specimens of your Seeding Pic Plant" arc
on exhibition Mt the Crystal Palace, and deserf
cellencc of qualify They are superior to any pro
Yours truly, T. BARNUaf, Pres't
MAMMOTH Pie PLANr-B. T.. Cahoou, of Keno
sha, Wisconsin, has just sent three Pie Plant Leaf
stalks that outgo anything ever seen ofthe kind
before after having performed the long journey
from the place of their growth-in what way are
not nforlned-thc three stalks weigh ELEVEN AND
QUARTER PoUNDs.-N Y Tribune, Juty 1854.
Mr. CAHooN, has this day deposited in our Office,
specimen stalk of his Seeding Pie Plant, I'm a
glass jar, preserved in alcohol the growth of last
year of the following dimensions :-25 inches long
81 inches wide; inches thick leaf % feet circum-
ference; weight 8, pounds---whch be by
those curious in such matters And it is proper to
add in mentioning this remarkable growth, that so
far from the plant dcgeneratlng or showing dlspo-
sition to, it increases from year to year, and next
year doubtless we shall have an opportunity to cmon-
ice still larger northumberland I'fib. j. TEL,
March Is, 1855.
To The Cincinnati horticultural S0ciety:
Being on a tour through Wisconsin, called upon
Mr. b. p. Caloon, of Kenosha, who has a remarka-
bic variety of Seeding Rhubarb. / examined his
plantation of about 5000 plants, and its wonderful
properties have not been overrated The Victoria
saw growing alongside of his Seeding and subject
| to the same treatment-soil identcal-woud not
weigh one-f fourth as much rs the Cahoons Seeding
I frh n N mt
the notice of amateurs and cutivaors, the best
plant now known. His stalks for market would
measure from three to four inches wide, two to
three inches thick, and two feet long, and tender
that many leaves | saw broke down with their own
weight 1t is chance seeding. originated by Mr.
Cahoon, from seed given him at Chicago, and was
the only plant from the seed that worth cultva
| ting. Respectfully yoirs. JULIUS BRACE.
| CINCINATTI August q. 1879.
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ScrofuIu, Dyspepsia, & Liver Complaint.
Dr.. BiakeceWs Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
and Iris Versicolor, stands very high in the ostima-
ton of those who have used it. for the above named
dseuses, and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted. 1t is for Sale by Druggists in Kcnosha.
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WOODEN WARE.

Knife Trays, HalfDushcls, Towel Boilers,
Butter do, Dairy Tubs, ChErns,
Choppng do, Wash do. Mop Sticks
Potatoe Smashers, Butter Ladies' Rolling Pins,
Butter Prints, Clothes Pins, Butter Bowls
Pals, &c, just received and going cheap at No TO-
by ln52] j r. PHELP3.
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"~ Wakon hamufacturc.,
"OCLD respectfully call the attention Of his
w friends and the public in general to h.s Mo-.
on the corner Of Pearl and Exchange Streets where
wagons, Carriages and Rugges are made g. mend
cd on the shortest notice -
nc + ready TO compare his work with any done
west of Buffalo, and he intends 70 rena;r np;cfer and,
'5annsctura better, than any shop eaa % in thasAs
us Hcrkmen arc retained At great erpcnse adj
ms materials are warranted of the best quality.
tic is perfectly willing that the Rail Road should
De punt, but he is bound to enable farmers brig
.heir produce and their wives and childrel to tow,
IN Their own Cars if they please,
tall and examine my work and if il docs not suit,
viii Introduce YOU myself to Bain's shop
DAVID CR0SlT
Kenosha June IA, 1855
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FENHFS PREPARATION is warrants al Ia OK.
Il terminate Rata and Mice, whenever used as di,
recfed, and 20 leave offensive stencil the pre-,
mises cleared of these annoying verTnn Its use ia
perfectly safe in any place and at all times which is
not the with ordinary remedies for this evil
CAUTION:
Beware of Countorfoits The extraordinary sue.
cess Of NJ Duboys Rat determination has excited the
cup'dty of some dishonest and irresponsible persons
to counterfeitit Inquire for NJ Duboys' French Ra.
Extern'inator, and take no other. Large Boxes at
% cents
LYNDE & OSBURN.
Rochester, n. " Sole American Agedts
c y. futile, Auburn, n. Y, General Agent for the
Western States, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed. For sale wholesale and retail nv
STAREWRATHER,
Eeleshs, Wis FIonly
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE

STGCC0 for sale at the North Warehouse. bv
- L. S. ELKINS
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Evcrgrecns.-Ovcr 1000, from 9 to feet high.
Balsam and Norway Firs, Spruce, Pine, Hcmlock,
and Arbour Vitae. These have grown in my uarteu
from three to five years, and be transplantcd
with as much certainty of growing, a currant.-
Price 4s. to IS each
Address, IL. II. CAHO9N
kcn0shR, Wis,
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To,0n one, Range 7sce,ty-tbree
f. ~ Po'ceTs-Commencing at point 81 and a nj rds
sofS corner of lot II, side of old Chicago road,
then 10 rds, thence southery &c It. thence 10 rds
thence to place of beginning. or sec 6,
Il y POtceTS-Commenciug AT point 363 # souther-
ly offs corner OF lot H. side of old Chicago road
thence westerly chains, thence northeriy 60 links
thence westerly chains "A links centre Lire OF
or sec, thence southerly chains 81 links thence
eastcrly chains & ~ links thence northerly elm
~ links, thence eaSieriy chains - links TO 81
CAicsg road, thence Y links to begging, qr sec
Torn Tjro, Range 7trei,t,j-tt,,ee
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majority for Nicholson and majority for
American csEhdate for Legislature.
Liverpool township gives PIumer IA majority.
Indications are thst Cambridgecounty gives 800
Democrat HoEidaysburg and Pottsville,
Democratic majority. MORO county about
T,4oO majority for Democrat
PaHADELPH1A, Oct. 8.
The election passed of quietly. The ads-
dications from few scattering retuFhs received
are that in the Democratic wards Of the city
the majority is largely increased; they do not
overcome American majority in other portions.
Democratic majority for sheriff, conceded.
Democratic majority in 4th Ward 720. EleT-
enth Ward 400, 18th Ward 265. Americas
majority, Ward IA, in 10th 656, in 18th 49,
Blsir county, Gayeport borough gives Plumer
Democrat SO. Nicholson 80.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. TO-
State Democratic majority is about 1000
Democratic candidates in this city, Sheriff,
Register Clerk, Orphans Court and Canal
Commissioner, elected by majorities ranging
from 1000 to 1900. Senate and Assembly
ticket, old Council, elected by over 1000
City Assembly ticket stands 2 Americans, in
Guiding E. Jay Harris. The result effected
by opponent, Know Nothing's and prohibitory
liquor law uniting, upon the democratic ticket.
The liquor league worked hard. Democratic
majority in Berks county about 1000. Bed
ford county, 9TH District, Sc democratic gain
over the vote for Governor. Cambria county,
Johnson democrat, majority 700 to 900.
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RIVER ITEMS.

g. The Empire has been thoroughly re-
paired and FURNISHED up while lying by, and is
advertised to leave Louisville to-day for New
!. Orleans, and may be expected here to-mor-
r6w.
- The A. L. Shotwell arrived at Louis
vile in six days from New Orleans her last
trip
- The fine and fast packet VIM. Garvin
will be along to-day, and after three hours
absence to Henderson, will start again for
j. Louisville.
So - The little steamer jas. Paul started
yesterday for Green River, with considerable
quantity of Groceries, &c. on board. She is
pretty fast little craft, judging from the way
abe started out.
"a Our old acquaintance, the d. A. Given,
= was here yesterday morning from Cincinnati
for ST. Louis. She put off some freight and
went ON her way rejoicing.
- Steamboats, were scarce at our wharf
yesterday But few arrivals and business at
the river very dull.
- - The Rainbow did not arrive till 4
O'Clock P. M. yesterday. She was detained
by fog. Nothing but something of that kind
keeps her behind.
$780, The Bay City for Pittsburgh, from St
Louis, will be here to-day. She is good boat
and has excellent accommodations.
e. The Argonaut will be here from St
Louis tomorrow for Pittsburgh.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j. S. JAQU ESS s. CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERRITT. FIELD Il co.,

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
TWlHE undersigned are now recet the largest
III most desirable of Dry Goods Hats Caps. Boots
Shoes offered the trade in this city, Oar stock
selected of arm (who has had long
Western trAde with solely the
and having purchased the most OF goods
agents III all the Eastern markets.
be purchased in St. Leuis and
equally good be had in Cincinnati or Louis
vile. Our stock consists in part Of
DRY GOODS,
cloths assmsres san tweeds and jeans OF all styles
nsey shaws checks shifting tick
bleaehed brown blue drilling dcnims brown Sheet
ing nua black and coiored cambrc crash black
fancy alpaca lustres eoburgs and de laines
CHAINS white musDs check cambiic Irish linen
and desirable and beautiful styles brought
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton and silk lsees edgnxs and insertions sk
and cotton velvet ribbons bonnet and ribbons combs
hosiery Gloves hread silk linen and cotton hsnd
kerche and and ribbons wool
shirts and eomforters table cloths and
needles mOnnsies pencis holders brushes
hooks and hair pins thimbles PURSES umbrellas. &C.
HATS e. CAPS.
Silk and naped black and white hats. white and
black kosuth buena VISTA wide awake washing
garan warrior and know nothing hats all grades
cloth, velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS Il SHOES.
MEMS boys kip calf stoga boots youth and ohd's
enammeled patent leather Shoes buskins boote slip
psrs boys and youths lined and unned and
calf brogans: ladies and Eeh6 rubber shoes 60:
epls-3mo daw ]. s. JAQUESS co.
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/. GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

COLUMBUS, S. c., Oct. 6.
The latest news from the Georgia elections
renders it apparent that the only American
certainly elected to Congress is Robert Trips,
in the Sd district. The Democratic candidates
in the LIST, 4th, 18th, 9th, and 9th districts, are
Messrs Seward, Werren, Lumpkin, Cobb, and
A. H. Stevens, and are certainly elected.
in doubt.
The majority for H. q. johnson, Democra-
tic candidates for Governor, is large.
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OF Babcock Bros. have beautiful chest of
work tools adapted to enterprising boyhood,
which is intended as present to the boy in
2 Knights school, who excels in proper deport-
ment and good scholarship. This will be a
prize worth striving.for. 1t is handsome chest,
well filed with good tools for carpenter work.
II the boys don't keep to their books to win
this, they have no ambition in them.
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NBw York, Oct. 10.
Government has refused to recall Champion
in consequence of his connection with foreign
enlistment. Buchanan instructed to force
Monroe's doctrine in reference, particularly to
Dominica, Graytown, Cuba and islands Moth
ing yet reliable from Pennsylvania.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10.
Seven feet water in channel; weather clear
and pleasant.
New York, Oct. 10.
Flour advanced, sales of 10000 bbls at S97
for choice state. Good Ohio at same rate, and
931, for southern. Wheat also improved, sales
of 70, 900 bushels at 225; Canadian 237. Corn
advanced, sales of 10000 bushels at 921S.-
Pork improved sales of 1000 bbls at %, rs.
Lard unchanged, sales at lie. Whisky steady
at 41c
CINCINNATI, Oct 10.
Flour-holders are firm at 81 20. Buyers
are plenty at So rs. Sales of 20 bbls at So 70.
Wheat-red is held at 81 So Whisky firm,
with good demand at 321S and tending up.
Coffee excited, sales of 1000 bags at 11A.-
Holders generally higher. Sugar unchanged.
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INDIANA ELECTION.

t, New ALBANY, Oct. 8.
Election passed off quietly. American tick
ct between three hundred and four hundred
ahead, and only partly counted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 8, Pm.
Democratic majority in Marion county, five
hundred. Last year it went seven hundred
Fusion.
MT. PLEASANT, IND, Oct. 10.
Martin county gives Democratic majority
of about $50
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81 or If any body don't like the specimens
of weather given by the last two or three days,
he had better try some other climate. The
time of the falling leaves, the dropping Of the
arusset brown and red and golden leaves-of
the misty sunshine slumbering on hill and dale
--of the mild air by day and the hoar frost at
nights coming upon us. Well, we hope it
will.
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,ss PLANTS AND Flowers AT AUcTIoN.--We
call attention to the sale of Plants and Flow
ers to take place at Woolsey & Nelson's auc-
3 tion rooms this morning at 10 o'clock. Among
the selection is number of beautiful plants,
and all in fine condition. Those wishing to
supply themselves would do well to attend
this SALE as bargains can be had.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

YORK, Pa, Oct. 9.
ia the borough of York. Weleh. Democratic
State Senator. gains 1852 over Bigler last year
His gain in SriRg Garden Township is % over
Biglers vote, The vote in the borough of Al
iona, Blair county. stands American 100. Flu
zion l02. Logan township gives Nicholson,
Canal Com, 2S7 majority; Lancaster gives
Plumer Dsna.. for Canal Com, 2l9 majority.
Chester county. Parksburgh and Salisbury
townships give Plumer ITO majority, and the
Democratic Assembly ticket $50. West Cal
with gives Nicholson 10. and Assembly men
z majority,
YORK Pa, Oct. 8, IL P. NJ.
VIM. q. Welsh, Democrat and the entire
Democratic ticket elected by large majority
Perry county, Liverpool borough, gives