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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS,

g Her rse bit usoa' slceck and toRny."
NOTHING make mouth pretty put pretty
! teeth The meuth is the gate of liie neglect it
not If neglected and not kept in good repair, you
can't have good health and what is more unsightly
than a mass Of deoayed teeth
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 once
as natural life, if not more So prices which will
come within the means of all. | am plain liver,
with light expenses This gives me good health and
clear conscience, while il enables me to work cheap
You viii meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoiled of its charms. and which would
have remained so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit Of
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaplv
! have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country and have all The adj
vantage Of knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regnrd to which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor well the rich should eni "
the benefits of this and il is all nonsense il not
criminal, TO put this kind of work such exorbitant
prices Is Ia confne its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth.
Children's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do
Yours, &c.
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha August 3 %.
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: :. -, VIE IHAIItF " Tie tsIate q John Durrauf
reading and filing the petition Of CordsIia Duran, and
= deorge Raibe Of Nheataud. ia Kenosha county an
state OF Wisconsin, and taking due proofs or no same re-
presehnus among ohtr urg that John Durrt Of Wheat
land. the 18Th day o. March A n SaG t,,3 ;,asta+s
leaving goods ohatiels and within this county and
that the petitioners are "do~ aud soGn-aw OF said de-
ceased, and praying that administration cf said s H.
granted 20 Robert g. Mcclellan. Is IS ordered hat %.
ution be heard before the Juge OF i. CUurl, saturday,
the 22d day OF November \. b. 1866, 1T ~ O'Clock II ~
his efaee n the city and county Keua.ha As i, f,-
her ordered, that notice tlereo be given 10 the heirs
deceased aud to all persons inerested, by p bspg COM,
Of this order nr three week. PRIOR 10 s 4y OF
hearing the Kcnosha Tribune Telegraph. week., utv,s
paper printed and Published at keno,ha 10 said -aty
Dated keuosha, Oct, ., 1906 JON T.. JIL>UN
8s2H Couuty Jgaya
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

In the Matter Of the Last yin aud Testament " william
Bntterwortl deceased.
ON reading and hng the petition Of Joseph whitcly Of
~ Brighton, in Kenosha county, and Of Wisconsin
and taking due pronfs of the same representing among
things, that William Buterworth, late Paris in said
county the 9Th day of October, A. D. $50 died esta,e
leaving goods, chattis within this cuuaty and
asking that dag I've fixed for The proof 90 said will and
praying tina; administration OF said with the III at
ached, be granted 70 Margaret Buterw0rth. II or.
dered that said petition be heard before tie Judge OF this
Court on the 10Th day Of Noy nber A d. s36 10 o'clock
A. NJ 1T his 0ee IN the city aud county kenosla Ard
II further ordered thar notice thereof be given the
oil said deceased and all persons Interested by publishing
copy OF this order for three successive weeks prior
day Of hearing the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph week
" newspaper printed and published at Kenosha in said
county. JOX Y III SITN Co,n,v i,d,a
Dated, Kenosha, Oct. Sfst 1870 s,ro0
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

GEORGE ACkEEN,
A SNOSNNES to the peoplcof Kcnosha CITY and
q - B. ,ciuity, that he has bought ont tho
Marble r. or JosgrH !. EuiE, and has added
largely rs f.e Stock, with both
staiian and American Marble.
Of very best quality, aud is prepared to furnish
{ -ricr NIL work in the marble lino.
being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN he feels
oitdcnce in warranting his
Monuments, Yohtb Stones T0mb 1aJles, Ob9tcSks
Pant ,Si0pes.
And all other work wanted for iiuis and style, TO
rival all competition.
PialH, R0tSed, or Ornamental Hork If Gay ctarac.
ter dcsjrci doHc Sgfs 10 gre ATTIRE &afistac-
ton. lie respectfully solicitst the patronage OF the
Public.
~ Shop on Pearl street south side, west Of Main
across from the Post Office.
KESosHA. june lSlJ--nlyE,
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Josiah Bond-Being all that part Of the q ofthe
W hf of sd or sec lying of Telegraph road and
| Of Holmes Nichols Addition, excepting lots
| sold TO Langley Feltman 5 Kierusn, NJ c Nick
! erson, Ezra Simmons and Peter Tully J.
/ o. FoSte'.-Part Of II " ar see &; commencing rds
en- W corner Of 81 qr sec, thence - rds, G rds
% rds, " rds
! 76os p Bond-Part e or sec c; commencing ~ rds
eof " corner sd Or sec thence q rds es
rds q rds, rods
! l. + hing-Part or sec 6; commencing Ct rds
Of nv corner Of sd ar sec thence = rds, =
rds, ~ rds, W rds
! Thos Qiin}aR-Partn or see g. commencing 90 rds
Of the n line & 2S3 # Of W line Of sd or sec;
! Z rds 9S IT, II ! rds, and W o. # l
| 4 Fostey-Part I or sec 6; commencing 20 rds of
line and i33 Fl OF " line of sd or sec; rds,
| 100 #, rds, and loo #
/ p Fjn0r-rart II e ar sec 6; commencing on " line
| and 20 rd2 Of NV corner of 81 or sec; ! rds
l0D #, u r'iS, 100 Il; except 10 l-2 Il v, d
rsn $, being the Sd rod from " line, redeen'd I
Fri NeyonS-lo,s 1 & ., on side Common or Park 5
do 8 rds square eorlots3, Il >, 4 adjoining
/ 4 H1HSoa-on e or sec &; commencing 21j # n Of
w corner lot 10; thence ~ rds, n Il #, " /.
r II R@dd-Commencing 81 # n of sw corner OF lot
-; IL rds, ~ INV ~ rds, 81 #
j p Bj.5oP- on the " side Old Chicago
! road, al the corner Of land owned ~ HmM
Alien, about 6l.rds % corner oflot Il, thence
Holmes Nichols Addition, } line o.
VIM frant's hand, to Old Chirgg, E7aa to
place OF beginning. The u liHt o' Fr7nte land
is l22b fl of : e corr or q lot rs
! TRi'Hosct-C Commencing at point lords 'v o. CI5
Chicago road. ard Sol Il OF g line of lot l., on
common, thence > rdS v 10 rl., 6 rod,
/ e51.2 rods
| L & acknowledgements On lhr hue of e hfof
sd ar SIC and Isl # Of u e Of lot :. theacre
= L III rts, 6 rda, 4 r-f rls. Il T. rds
4 b .S5"iah-C oumeUcng On line Of sri @. sec, G.
ris ofn corner. therce ?, rl., sd7 . 4
| links, p rds. . d links Q
Jasidd E5.d-Beinc all tina; part of ~ If W hr sd
or sec /. ing Of Telegraph Road, excepting .heie-
| fro.n that portion on $ end laid 'atas cemetery,
| and except acres redeemed, a. follows com
riencng on y line Of cemetery ground ana at
! tho centre Of Sd a. seci thence @i6 H. " 29l it,
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Acnosssa a0gnGy Sourt,--zu Pr0bnt~.
In the Matter OF the Guardianship Of Charles Tower
Y oTfCE hereby given by virtue snd in pur auce
~ Of an order Of license made in said TIE 25.
daS o. october A D. 1885 ~ the county OF said
" OF heno>la, the undelsg ne Guardian I'd Minor wil
On saturday The 24d day of November ucN AZ 10 O'clock
IA The forenoon upon the premises, ocr sale u sell al
Pubic auction or vrndae the following described real es
tate To VII Forty acres oil FROM lic south side az the
northwest quarter OF section number fs1l in
town two t2, north range nineteen ~ east in tie, Town
Of Wheat'aRd, kenosha county, Wissoas1r.
WI. DYER Guardian.
D~teu' h'hosha' october E1l1, l'Jd. Sw5t
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REMOVED.

DIR. J.. WlIIIMORF T.. has removed MS
Office in the new block the city Bank where he
fully prepared to execute any work in DENTS TRY
in the style he has procured art Of in
sertng teeth the style, called r j. Asns Continuous
Gum Work OF which specimens be at his Rooms
also, Gold Silver p ate Work, FROM tooth to set =
teeth plugged with gold and warranted for life Teeth ex
traced regdaedcleaned aud treated for all diseases of the
teeth
Dr. Whmore has been engaged in the DENTS business for
fifteen years. and from his long experience he takes great
pleasure in warranting all operations M the mouth 10 be
done well be done this any country he
would that he travelling Dentist and will be on
hand at all times TO make his good His charge
will be as low any other experienced Dentist.
~ Office hours, from eight until four.
DIR. l.. WfIITMORE.
FSaeSiG IyIBu3St
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DR.. VIM. r. HAYDEN'S
Improved Vegetable sur.n.iy
TT.

Il -A-a -R-5 80
Universally acknowledged by all who have used them to he
decidedly the best remedy ever yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints such as
Dropsy Liver Complaint Janndice Of Appetite ndi-
geston, Heartburn, Sick Headache Fruptiye Diseases
General debility Irregularities, Suppressons Nervous
Drowsiness, Fantness Foul stomach aud al the
Diseases arising from morbid of blood and St0nac
As preventive and for the Fever and Ague these
Pills stand at the head of all other Medicines
you have not used them, be advised immediate
ly and you will find that they truly all what they are
recommended TO he aud far superior any and all others
Their virtues consist in the well-known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS COSTIVR.
They arc Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic,
Purifying the BlOodtbe great fluid Of lfe-and giving
strength and tone to the whole system. No family should
be single day without them their timely use will pre.
vent much sickness and expense
J. d. PUTNAM Co, Proprietors,
Lowell, Mass
+. ROBINSON, Wholesale and Retail Agent for Kenosha
1y4S1 f. SCAMM0N Il Co, General Agents Chicago
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raxns---1GEE

OFFICE OF Cay TRFAsrRgX
heuosha---sepf. Isl. 1865
Office is hereby given hst the Rolls for the City
Harbort and Ran koad upon the 1abgs
property within the corporate limits the eli Of Konoshs
Tor A. ?. 1870, have been delivered collection
and payments thereon may be at NV Office in the
City Hal daily, during business hours.
Personal properly take. remaining unpaid on the las,
dal 'i December next will be collected by distress Snd
sale as directed by lva.
ABRAHAM HANSON
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Invented in 1866.

Warranted Superior to all Others or no
Pay,
AND TIE y Will STdND THE TEST!
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be the
best Cathartic Medicine yet discovered.
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY.
AND
RN CHI n u

Ri "a Ch ine IN O ID
THE UNDERSIGNED having Hted up their Shop with the
best quality of FOOLS, PREPARED, TO attend all
those who may want nyhnE in their line our arrange
nens are such that We cannot be eScelcd in either the
Finishing Sr casting Departments.
on this side of Lake Michigan. Those IN want Of
Steam Engine, Boilers, HiIlworI6 &C..
VIII please give call Custom Work Of all Kind, done
/ short notice. and on reasonable terms.
Our style Of TUMBLE ShEtNSart well known, and need
comment. We keep all sizes constantly on hand.
All Orders will receive prompt attention
Cash paid FOR GId ErOu und Erass,
A. LEONARD, j. e. HOLT
a. LEoSAED, offers his thanks past .avors and wishes
10 say 70 his former customers and the puhc gauerajg
that he has connected himself with J. 6. Hour
practical MAchnist and that branch the Business will
properly tended to.
Keuo.ha bee. X. ~, aS,y
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COUNTY CLERKS oRRIcE.

KkNOslA UOukTf, Aug.
NJ Office is hereby given that the following parcels of
~ Land sold the 18th day Of April A. d. 1854 for
the Taxes 1853 and the time of redemption will expire
the day Of April ID. 1851 and unless previously
| redeemed, they win be conveyed to the purchasers
II M,
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whisky,
London Porter, Scotch he Cigars, Sc.
BRA ndics.-Otard, Dupuy q, Co., L. Cherons
Champagne, g. Admyrauld, 4. LOm6at, j. d
f. ManaH Rdstean Charruyer, L. Marion.
j. j. DHpny, Damien
ssins-CoiogRe, DukuyperS, Key, Thistle
Rams-Jamajca, 81 Crofr
Whisixeys-Old N0noRgahel0.
Wincs-BurgUndy Pert, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure Juice, Sherry ID, q, Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Headsick g. Co., do Lohe-
rnand, do. Queen Victoria, do. DWcaL Grape,
Claret IN casks, Ciaret an cases, White in casks,
ltAite IN cases MascGt, M@scat az cases Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, COrdials, Btters,
4icohol Pure Spirit
TS~Prictures Double Reetided Whskey in lots or
by the barrel. kenosha, Wis. dis,nl6vl6
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Head, Rowland L Co,

AT T==E PEOPLES STORE!
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Iarni>hes. NalnisIleS!.

6taey-aE.T.,H tln.aEz'' Basl;. mi inlallh'o ri.o
- f,r Fcgc. & Ague. Gu3 Chs Fever. Fars sale by
~ ARE NIEp3ER Il 90.
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p s. wish it to be understood that never bought any
goods on credit since my first purchase and that the per-
son who trades with me, and pays cash, will give the
same per centage which by paying cash which Is at
least from 10 to 40 per u. X.
August u, 1S56-IO SIN
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Saddle and Harness Business

In the Village Of Genoa where they intend sell articles in
their line Of business the prices in Genoa as they
are sold a. their shop keuosha
Their place OF business may found the build ing for
merely occupied b. Mr. Read store where they vii
have some one IN attendance wa customers who may
Favor them With their patronage. Ard tpy eIneCt
furnish their Geaoa Step from 5iaiF Establishment in ke
noSha they hope 10 furnish anything tsJ may be wanted
in their line Short Notice
They may also he found thsr shop. known tie City
Harness Shop opposite the City iot kenosha where thvy
keep constantly hand quantity OF Harness Saddles
Trunks Naiiees Fly &c and expect sell cheap
as be found in the civ
r. b. WINSuR, THOMAS ENGLISH.
NJ 9th Ffv.vIZ.E31
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M ARBLE FAC TOR Y:

ABRAHAM HANSON,
L-.--- - II.
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HARDWARE.
HALl. srOCk or ssAnDWAl

--,... rALL STOCK ~ uAnDyARE.s
u wxsI q Ssss,ss and Be.ssss N.ssSss..s.
= vhkA r--p-ssfsl1 invite he s,sssssn VI my
sssnas both IN 'esn aud county. Ny 'sees con- -
csss;,.; ....:, srssa. ,ss.. sre and s'on'sa
..s AID rss. p ss:': ~ sss y pair. ''-s YER, aas
Nh metal and pors.'.a pr~ssrvins kssl-.
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Shocks and Dies and sere~ Plate.
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Mails aud Spikes, of all .ises
Virginia patent p. Locks
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Wire
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-05

Mrs. PArTISGros At THE GREAT PEABODY FErr-"I
wish was about two feet taller" said Mrs.. Paringon
she stood in front OF the Peabody Institute, looking
the procession it before her IL not from
selshness for abe would just have wished thai
tn. ones IN front Of her feet taller, though
she would been compelled wish loot added
u her inches after in self defence. 81 don't
think there is anything envibe about me, but do wsh
the great London Baker" She stretched herself
upon tptoe looked the heads Of people lodged tA
way and that way by the paraso and at last set
tied back into her tracks again '0h dear" murmured
she, very slightly acrid like decsyed burdock, "how
like people with hoops take up than their
quarter OF That is extending the of freedom
with vengeance" She figety Mrs p, ior she
had far To Mr. Peabody. gap here in the
crowd policeman pushed 800 FOUNDER eide cna-
b I'd her step into line. "HoE elegantly he 6oks, witt
hi, chateu his head said che, IL dccl he looks like
general of division multiplication" The procession
moved by and Mr.. Peabody had bowed both side Ia
the people but Mrs Partngton had rim in the cei
marshal Of the day, aud satisfied. Later in he DAY
wheel asked bv of the committee of arrangements ior
sentiment she gave, "a health to Mr. Peabody, good
anybody" which drunk in secret Ike ubi-
quitous like Ariel in the Tempest everywhere. police
walked home with "Welcome to Peabody" displayed
In large letters the back Of his He couldn't think
who DID it.