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in hr,b.r hs.ins ... p'' o.d til bur.dsy nett Mean
ta % e.ssa',e'' Ss en- made q q q.
1--WE tYsAGoGuE-BURYisG-Gaoc
.~c.n Hast eta :si saIry neh ,aa :, oxr.a
tmyh i,o1d land since taken f9r the Csr'f' ras
AneIwsfd they p-ret~ea The bni, Je'aarun; ani'hes
Js-h e'Dpessiion porto" Of '''' s'''"1 ."
s laid hi. La en- ,rlropristins one quarter Of
hundred family plots which they proposed "ns o. seion,
TIE ti.ts., ho ,re member. Of ,ae synssoe .pped
f p1Ieo ssf .hs s"n 81 i'f .s u latter RS
should be taken ard druid COVER In regard 70 Distribution,
&c, Of he family plots x
raes the Hebrew Churt and the coat unity their
.cns ii. tee- were sr,sd a. some engh Saturday BY
Nj Dyo in behalf 4 r pai tas md Judge Edmonds fo'
This mouirs the ,icn applied for wa. denied
pNoRcKs ssAs1ED.
IN the cases II ANA WtU,sms, by, &c, sgs SanI
HoIry Wliszs rId Clara yusr, by, Se ss Fernando r.
In the matter of the Fht Methods. Episoop.l Cs-rch
Motion 70 cay procce diDgs granted on giving secu-
10y James Eocas sgt Tbos. Stewart e..,.
Resale ordered onPaymeht Of costs and expenses o.
rurchs.e,s he vefd and SO costs Of ths motion OR
Ger 10 be scts!ed en- I've days notice r,.,, 49,,
Rufus L. Iofd s,t Hartman Vree!snd Ct a.
Settled to be engrossed and submitted before en-
Before Judge WHITING.
The ~. pie errs Mesredon Baker OCT. Ans:s Stout,
Csy Ch.ths lain, &c and The People e1 rel l. n Dow
tSsi motier Of Judge Edmonds a peremptery men
n both these there bens spPesJsIce
tr~ defendant
hete suits In relation 20 books teuod station.
urnnhss for The city, the amount for which
clam ed icing So the second claim 70, fees for the
registration II births 1855 the part Of the City Inspector
BROOKLYN COURT OF GENERAL sEssI0Ss-JUrr II.
Terryarmer tined yesterday before this Court,
eharstd,vith assault resens In "ians'
bursh scmed sash Arm Mitchell with attempt 10 commit rape
II sppeaf' that the has had four huseandi but heI
said she did not consider hu-btod az he had
anths wife living IL sso shown that she addicted
dpsDg The Jury, after short absence rendered verdict
assault ard battery he sentenced to three
| nor tas' irnp risor meT Sentence suspended
| Sgnuel Mitchell, resident Of South Brooklyn was
tredD charging him with passing several
dollar the Bank Of Wliamsbugb altered 70 threes
ssd fves The counieeis rather clumsy but they
had been passed upon Mche Leghbors who but
srcde advance Of him in intelligence and when he
crested he endesvod to get rid Of some other bills OF the
kind the District Attorney argued although he could
read write. that be knowingly uttered them The jury
celebrated for few minutes and brought in verdict of not
guilty
james Daley Of Gowanus having been convicted
of assault with dar weapon upon named Day,
fned $3.50 AID sentenced imprisonment in the Peuen
tisry for six months.
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n,Lt demand for tem- In State Stocks the business
il moderate ard ,,,<xr Ih,hsy heavy

ne 1t demand for FEM In State Stocks the ousneee
is moderate ard proes rather heavy
There hss zen more active demari i0f Exchange
for This ts smer, ard the market closes firmly. TIE
ltadp drawers put up their rates to .. q cent for
- ring and at the close asked 10 q cent, without
making sales. This difference, how ever, between q
anc u IL lot equs TO the reductn in teree, in Lon
don. The supply Of outside L1ls was moderate, and
the market has been nearly swept The gres, ease in
money matters has .natied importers /, make free re-
mi;tarces Good commercial signatures sold a: 9aoi
e ceLt Francs or. 5.ls3o5i6i.
Ere igbts fvIer To Liverpool 90 eco bushels OF
Grain at I'd in bulk ard ships bags; 5000 bbs.
Flour at 2s. - ass sd 900 bales Cotton at 3i6d.
a7>32d To London, u COO bushei. Wheat at 3D., in
ships bags; 5000 bbls. Flour at % Cd %. Cd. To
IIsvre, ~ OCO bushels OF Grain at l2ic 5000 bbs.
Flour atS2Ic.
The bxsiness of the Sub Treasury was: Paid, &C.,,
e72 j2 received 1926, o2O Al bsance &C. Gal 90
paid or Assay Office, s2l5,2ll SC; paid Disburs-
ipg Checks sl9o5i "a.
TIE bu-res- Of the Clearing Hou.e s23, ll9 900.
The members Of the Boston Clearing House have
presenied Mr.. George d. Lyman, the manager of the
New. York Clearing House, with handsome silver
pitcher.
after the foreign advices received there wa,
better feeling, ard prices closed about as yesterday
| The receipts fair. Sales IA 900 bb!s. State
brands were 81 90 s. So and good Western s. 30
| So Wheat is well sustained, and the demand is
| large. Holders were demanding higher prices a. the
close. Sales 5000 bush including White Canadian
at 81 35a 81 IS; White Southern at 81 4o9el 49, a
small parcel of so burh Southern, the first of the
season. sold at ST. There is good demand for Corn,
and prices have upward tendency. The market
for Pork lie heavy; Meas s tl9 Prime SIG 81 $3.50.
Beef firm. Lard, with moderate demand, is heavy.
There is considerable activity and buoyancy in the
Grocery market Raw Sugar is ic better, and Re-
fired &C. a &c better sales 200 bids to day mostly
Cuba Coffee is selling az full prices. The Arago''
news has had an unfAvorable effect upon Cotton,
but there is no actual decline to quote From Mr..
Wrghts circular we give the following statement OF
the movements in Cotton since the lst September last
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Trial Term.-Nos. 993, 1920, IL,
It7 IO 1892 lc83 1884, loi llC7 ISL l52 1885, 1885, 1896
1904, 1866, 1909, 1910 1918 to l452, inclusive.
SUPREME CoURI-CIRcUn. - Nos. s73, %, 1ooo3
SPECIAL TEKm-Noa 81, 14S, l6l, ], 50, 81, 81. l25
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. ole, 1913,
s7s 49, ss, 40 so COL $685. s4 sce $685. ss, sio, slo
Pert ii Nos 88l to sos, Inclusive
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Coxx,ss,osERs or AssEssxrSr.aThe noq ps,s,i
cNDN"1 % Mondsy evening, sPSointed Charles err.
Cnn g. ~. .st improvements Ia "ashbson h1''oD'
~, Sseo. a Th,rd Fourth and Sixth streets
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La w NI,E,LLIGENUE.
A. s. DISTRICT CoURT-CH.ssERs-JuxE l7-Befors

THE BRANAH TO BE APPRAISED.

THE BRAAAE TO BE APPRAISED.
The motion Of Mr. Chas Benedict, on behalf of the
claimant that appraisers Of the Brsmsn be appointed at
before Judge Belts this morning by Mr. Benedict
and Mr. MeKeon the latter insisting that the Ownership Of the
vessel should fret be sscersned leest that the claimant
Shouldtsppssr in person.
The Court however, oveuled tbese obections Harry D.
Rowland, shpmAste named by the claimant and Lieut. H. d.
Hunter u the u g. Navy named by the Government ~ese
then appointed appraisers
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MINIATURE ALMASAc.....rHIs DAY.
SuS-Rises... 4:23 Sets.... 1884 MooS-RiBss. f:O2m
HIGH wArER.........."....IHIs BAY
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.,,,, xeEn sc IL o ., snd on Friday sv.a,Ss
ro1SSsss:sy, c sv STATE sups rinsrdsn' Of Schools
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The do0p D. Fsh, recently suak Flood Rock In Hell
Gate tsker OF this Tuesday moranx BY Capt Thon.
Bell, wreeher, and taken TO plsee for repairs.
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The Money vnter Of TIE T,Sss Of the 3D. .sy.:
-.osnition oT ,be p;r. icL Government In Ncu.rx
The f ds TO open far Ter decline Of three per cent,
great desrse mantsinea hosshOCi Tie day. Cousois q,
money which 81 s.rGr ~ s-s 70 were Gre: qao,si
reaction AsD sscl piece, go ~ A'ss uAH'sors .us q
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at the ports over last yea.
SCI eco bales 1855 25 600 Erpors-lneIease 70 oreat
Britain 4 0t baes compared with 1885, 1860 Increase 10
France compared with 1853, COCO Increase TO Other
foreign ports z2s 600; eompaIed with 1885, iFtO oaeI
Between $3.50 900 and O. 900 900 went on to Boston
to day for the steamer. OF this Bemonts agent
shipped 100000, Messrs. Hoge g. Co., Stuart d
Pickersgill the balance. The shipment is larger than
it would have been but for some unusually large trans
actions in sight exchange.
The receipts of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road
n, Nav usys SIS 739 &c
NAV ls55 S. 93S 81
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-07
MEDICAL.
TEETH FOR THE MILL IONS,

F." Her acee bit mou sac sceet and bon1uv
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but prettv
teeth The mouth is the gate of life, neglect Il
notl Ifneglected and not kept in good repair. YOU
can't have good health; and what is more unsightly
than a mass of decayed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people OF kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that | am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting IN new ones
as natural life if not so, at prices which vii
come within the means of all. l am plain liver
with light expenses. This gives good health, ano
clear conscience whileit enables me TO work cheap
You viii meet with many pretty face, that had beer
entirely despoiled of its charms, and which would
have remained so, but for my skill in replacing anc
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit OF
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply
have received Instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country, and have all the ad
vantage of a knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regard to which 1 keep myself fully
posted The poor well the rich should enjoy
the benefits ofths art and it is all nonsense il not
criminal to put this kind of work at such exorbitan
prices to confine its benefits TO the rich alone,
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth.
Chldren's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha, August Q, 90
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State of WiscOnsin.--En Chanccry.--Keuo-
County Circuit Court.

stlecta Lane vs.. Joseph ". Lane,
appearing by affidavit my satisfaction that the de-
feDeant, said Joseph w. Lane is Of the State of
Wisconsin that the subpoena issued III is cause was no.
served on defendant has he caused his appearance
be entered in this suit according the rules of this
the same ought to be entered in such process
had been duly served Therefore, motion of j. Petit
compliments solicitor, ordered that said defendant
Joseph Lane shall be deemed and taken be absent
deiendantand is further ordered that said Joseph W.
Lane APPEAR plead, answer demur TO the companants
bill hed in this cause at by the the thirty first day Of Oc-
tober AID 1856 default thereof that said bill Of COM
plant may be taken confessed against him
And is further ordered that within twenty DAYS from the
date hereof this order be published in newspaper print
I'd in the city Of Kenosha in the Wisconsin called
the heaoshd Tribune Dc Telegrdph" and that the same
be published six weeks, excessively therein once
in each week.
Dated July oath, 1856. J. B. JILSUN, County Judge
J. J. PERTH, Compile SOI'r. LGw6l Of Kenosha CountI
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State of Wisconsin, E<cnOshn COUNTY Cir
cult COnrI---Em Chnncerx.

Jerusha n. Main VS.. Charles II. Main,
appearing to the satisfaction of this court that the above
named defendant Charles H. Main, against whom pro.
cess OF subpoena has been duly issued returned non
est not resident Of the State Wseon sim and further
that said defendant has his appearance to he
entered in the above entitled cause: On motion Of p
Evans solicitor for complainant ii is ordered that the "a
defendant be and he hereby required appear and
answer demur the compartments bill ofcomplant
III the above cause in the office of the clerk Of the cir
c court on or before the z9th day of September 1856
in default thereof that the said bin be taken as
by aud against the said defendant And it further order
ed that the complainant be and she is hereby required 70
cause this order to be published within twenty day. from
the date hereof in the Tribune Telegraph weekly news
paper printed and published in the city OF Kenoba in
each week for six successive weeks
Dated this the 2sth day of June A. d. 1856
6w3 Jon n JISIrN Corn.,, Id
w. Ii. TUCKER, of Counsel f. w EVANS COMMIT Soiir
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In Probate--Keno.hn Cnnn1x Cau-1-

In the matter of the last viii and Testament of Edward
Hopkins deceased:
ON reading and filing an instrument in writing n,rno,,
ing to be the last will and testament of Edward orkn.
late of California, deceased and the
on of Jacob Myres OF Paris in said county of Keno.ba
representing among other things that said Edward Hon
kns lately ed at Cousa tesate that said il the
last will and ament OF said deceased and that he the
said peone, is the identical Jacob Myres named and an
pointed in and by said viii and testament one of the Exc
cuors thereof: and praying that day may be appointed
for hearing the proofs OF said viii and testament &c
II ordered that the proofs of said instrument be heard
before the Judge of this Court the 23rd day of August
A d. 1885, the Office OF said Judge in the CITY and
OF kenosha, at ten O'clock A NJ. of said day
And is further ordered that public notice thereof he 0iv
en- to all persons Interested by publishing COPY of this Or
der for three weeks successfully in the Kenosha Tribune
Telegraph weekly newspaper published at Kenosha City
in said county. 3w1 JON r. JII SIN
Dated, Kenosha, July SOth, 1886. County Judge.
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ShcriGs Saie.

NOTICE is hereby given that by writ Of fer
~ acias issued out Of and under the seal Of the Circuit
Court in and for the County of Kenoha State
consn TO directed and delivered against the goods and
chaels lands and tenements of Thomas Mccormick have
levied upon, and shall offer for SALE and sell public
ton vendue to the highest bidder therefor the d
reefs at the Court House in the City and County Keno
sha and State aforesaid Saturday the 9th day
Der A. d. 1856 between the hours OF and three
in the afternoon of that day all the rig h title and
of the said Thomas Mct ornick in aud following de-
scned piece or parcel OF land lying and being inthe Town
of Brighton together with all appurenances thereuno
belonging bounded and described follows The
es nan OF me south east quarter of section hirysx 1851
III town two III north Of range twenty T20l. east
DATED, hehosha' July -, 1906 J. l. EliLE, Sheriff
Two of Kenosha Countv
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Notice TO Creditors.
HcnOAhn (lGunIY a,nnra IL. n..A.nn

In the Matter of the Estate Franklin Fentop
To all whom it may concern:
| ETTERS Of Administration said estate having been
issued to Sarah H. FentOn the 18th dav Of JULY ID
1885, and six months from and after said being allow
ed and limited for creditors present their claims for
animation and allowance Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will on the first Monday OF September 1886 and
the first Monday Of January 1851 at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj Of
sand days at his office in the city and county Kenos
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of ali
persons against said deceased JON b. JILSIrN
July II, 1856 4w5 Cou1f,1 y,aT1a
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M A RBL FACTORY
GEORGE ACKIEY,

A %NOUNCESto the peopleof kenosha City and
IA G,3cty AID Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs~S of JOSEPH |. EHLE, and has added
largely tot he Stock, with both
Btalian and American Marble,
Of. ss very best quality and is prepared to furnish
G srder all work in the marble line
being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, Obliesks
Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted for finish and STYLE. to
rival all competition.
PLAIN, Raised, or Ornamental Work, of anv charoc
ter desired done Sfy!e 10 gre entire sqtfsfoc
ton He respectfully solcits the patronage Of the
Public.
z Shop on Pearl street, south side. west Of Main
across from the Post Office
EKEossA, jane lSs5-alTls
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch whiskey

London Porter Scotch He, Cigars, Sc
Brandies.-Otard, Dupuy e. Co., T. Chcron's
Champaisne, o. Admyrauld, Il. Lombat j. &,
+. Marital, Ra,teaH Charruyer, L. Marion.
J. j. DUpay, D0miea
Gins-Col0gRe, DuKuypers, Key, THISTLE
Rums-JamGjca 81 Croir
Whiskeys-Od MonongahelG
Wines-Burgwndy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure Juice, Sherry D. q. Gordon, Othe
Grades
Champagne Heidsict and He,dsick e. Co.. DO Lale.
mond, do. Queen Victoria, do Dncal Grape,
Ciaret IN casks, Claret IN cases, White in casks
Fhite N cases WuscGt, Nascnt ia cases. Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordiais, Bitters,
A'coiol Pure SPIRIT
y Prctures Double Rectfed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis dis.nI6v1t
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To Credi.ors

Nm Frobafe.--AAenosha County Court.
To whom it may Concern "N'
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of aa;,...,;s
~ said estate havng3been issued TO MereSh WIand 90
the Goth day Of July, A. d. 1885, and six months from, ana
after said day being allowed and limited 70 rs
sent their claims for examination and allowance notice d
hereby given that the undersigned will the first day ~
September, A. d. 1856 on the FIRST Monday OF Jann.
A D. 1851 receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands OF all persons against said deceased.
July Goth, 1856. JON r JIrSrN
3W7 Countv Trd.a
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Poof aiiiictcd mortal! How many sloepleas nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
bones ana stitched limbs but speak half your suffer
ing. But for you there is relief; do not doubt, but
believe; and show your faith byworks Goto Stark
weathers, or Rohnsons, Druggists in Kenosha and
ask Tor Dy MorttmoreS Rhenm0t,c Compound. The
Every bottle is worth to yoa thousand 1t has
cured unbeleving thousands. Ask for a circular
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In the matter of the Estate of Melcher Oertley
~ reading and filing the petition Of William b. slocum
administrator, &c, representing among other things,
ne mas fully administered said estate and PRAYING thnt
e ana place be fixed for examining and allowing bis
It is oe oi ms administration oiled with bis petitiony
AZ t raered that said examined by The Jpdvs
, i court the 2Srd day of August A. b. 1sS At t
ba Ana ~ at his Office in the city and county Of Keno
70 All nerson further ordered that notice thereof Be given
fo tbrsa interested by publishing copy Of This srey
alton in The Kee weeks prior to said day Of essmn.
paper published in ina Tribune Telegraph, weekly ews.
p" hi poe,h 1ese ~ the city of Kenosha aforesaid
ay7 JON b. JILSUN,
T,l.o
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10 UHUIt u nay tONCefn
NOTICE is hereby given that Wy SON Seneca " Newman
from ana after this date has my support him
self by his Efforts and he can receive ali his
Tor hHsef That Will not collect any his wages all the
same may be paid 10 him. also forbid any and all persons
from harboring giving him. the said Seneca H. Newman
any credit on my account for will pay any debts OF
his contracting, after this date, whatever.
June q, 1886. 4w3 pHITO y NFyyNAN
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q sure Esen,edr Cor Eercr 6. Arne.

BenaetfS imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence it possess
cs over all other Tonics is that it contains no Oui-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARkWEATHER & Co, ! Druggists
& +. ROBINSON, { Ken0sha
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TO MOTHERS.

RE EOER Children afflicted with worms?-
do they loath with disgust the oily vermifuges
OF the day! Go to STARKwEATHERs or f. Robin.
sons Drug Store, and get Box of BenAcfEs u arm
Lo5e@SeS: They are easily administered az candy,
ana equal If nor superior 10 any Fcrnlfugc in use
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OARLEY'S
ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY.
FOR THE CURE OF
Heayes Thick and Broken Winds, Coughs, and
all diseases which affect
VNIJIT WYNN an

LIE WIND VI NURSES.
This preparation in among the Arabs who
feed to their horses twoor three times year about
week at time, which doubt the their remark
able speed and unfang wind it introduced into Eng
land some years ago by Mr. DaRLEY of Yorkshire who pro-
cured the receipt from Arabian Shek Chief whom
he purchased horse, during his residence in SYRIA and
which he afterwards imported England and known as the
OAKLEY ARABIAN, from which spraug the largest and
most splendid horses known 1t will only prevent
but ehecruay cure the above named complaints ceanses
the breathing apparatus by removing the cells the
lymph or secretion which in heayes clogs them, causing
difficulty o. breathing byi action the disease part caus-
es the mucus-mebrane 10 resume its natural dimensions
thus equazg the circulation of the blood and the
vessels to their natural sze-as
CONDITION MEDICINE,
1t unequaled its effects in this respect truly astonish-
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine were
not considered worth $50 have by the from to
ages been restored 10 healthy and sound condition. the
horses appetite has been improved all the arrangements
the digestive organs corrected the skin has become soft
coat assumed sleek and shiny appearance, and otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50
sl2Jrhe cure has been complete and permanent 1t may
given to Horned cutie rel Horses Price rs cents
CACTl0N-Every package of the genuine BARLEY Ara
ban eave Remedy" bears the written Signature of Ill RD
co. All other is spurious and should be avoided as Sc
much poison. Remember this. D. W. HURD,
Sole Proprieors 67 Maiden Lane, New York
~ FUTILE MOSES Aubsrn n Y, General Agents
FOR the States OF New York and Michigan whom all orders
should be addressed Also for sale by j. X WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For Sale by STARKWEATHER & Co, Kenosha,
61s2I CORY Il FNANS, Waukegan.
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wv % rElEE n Tss

What charm this word Possesses. II thrills the
heart OF all from prattng infancy to gray hairs
But how many cares are hers with all this love- and
Often IN the prime OF life, she whers, droops and
dies Why this? Gowatch her daily cares and anx.
ietcs Go witness hersleepless nights! until her whole
system Is broken down. indicated by sack-headache,
ledlgeSo4 Palpi5atjo1 cfthe Heart ami loss Of ap
Pet7e--the bloom from her cheek is gone and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate-you
you see and feel it ALL Do you want an antidote for
all this Then sit up straight hold up your shout
dors; take an abundance of cheerful outdoor exer
clse oathe al over every morning, and rub dry with
coarse towel; and use Moriimore's Bitter Corr
diai!-the most invigorating, lifeimpartng cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, 81 Co.,
& L. ROBINSON
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LEGAINOTICES

u,SpeCfHf HtFHH Oh OIfCuIt Court.
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Term of the Cir
cult Court and for the County of Kenosha Wisconsin
Will De held at the Court House in the city Kenosha on
thursday the l4th day of August next at O'Clock In tho
AFTERNOON OF that day. for thu hearing Of all not re
curing the intervention Of jury. BY order of
L. Is. NICHOLS Clerk. 2w6 JOHN NJ KEEP, judge.