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EsO q ErE =,

What a charm this word possesses. 1t thrills The
heart of ALL from prattng infancy to gray hairs
But how many are hers with all this love- and
often in the prime of life, she whers, droops and
dies. Why this? Go watch her daily cares and anx-
ietes Go witness her secpess nights! until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by sack headache,
Indigestion Palpitatoh the Heart and loss Of ap
petHe-the bloom from her check is gone, and the
lusre from her eye; but | will not enumerate--you
you and feel it all Do you want an antidote for
all this Then sit up straight; hold up your shout
ders; take an abundance of cheerful outdoor exer
else; battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
n coarse towel; and use NsOrtim0re's Bitter Corr
,sial!-thc most invigorating, life-mparing cordial
ever compounded: Price ST. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, & Co.,
& +. ROBINSON,
Druggists in Kcnosha
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REMOVED.

DIR. T.. MHITAIORFI. has removed his
fully prepared to execute any work in d ENTISTRY
ii the most approved Style he has procured the
sertne teeth the nav style called Dr j. Aliens Continuous
Gum work, Of which specimens he his Rooms
also, cold or Silver Plate Work from tooth =;
teeth plugged with gold md warranted life. Teeth ex
traced regulated cleaned and all diseases of hS
teeth
DR. Whmore has been engaged in the DENTS business fo
heen years and from his long experience he takes
pleasure III warranng all operations in the mouth to be
done as well be done in this any other country h
would state that he is no travelling Dentist and will be
hand AZ all times to make his warrants good His charg,
Will he as low as any other experienced Dentist.
~ Ofcs hoar5 from eit;,: untii four
DIR. J.. WEIrMORE.
hea09ta. r.-T6 MA ri
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

SHERIFFs OFFICE March 18th 1856
Office hereby given that Election will be held ON
Az the first Tuesday of April the several towns and
wards in the counties of Green Kcnoha Racine Rock and
wawofh for the election Of Judge OF first Judicial
Circuit, in the State of Wisconsin, fill the remainder of
the made vacant by the resignation James r. Doo
tle Such Election to be conducted votes canvassed
and returns made in accordance with chapter the gen
laws of 1854 entitled Act concerning the Election
Of Judges approved March 90, 1854
J. 1. EHLE,
40 Sheriff OF Kenosha County
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INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND. ERTY
JOSIAH BOND,

JOSIAH BOND,
n 8 Agent for the following responsible Insurance
H. Companies in Hartford and Boston. They are
controlled by the strongest and most experienced
in those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To wit:
Connecticut Fire Insurance Go. HARTFORD
Conn, Capital 5000 ,o00-J. B. Eldredge Secreta-
~; b. w. Greene, President.
PhGnix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca.
pital 5000 ,0Oo-H. Kellogg, Secretary; f. II. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandise Stores, Dwellings, Farmhouses, Barns,
Public Buildings, Manufactures, &c, insured in
the above Companies, at my office in Kenosha on
as reasonable terms III any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Go.
BosToN, Mass, Ii. +. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips President-As Life Insurance Compa-
ny stands the first in the country
Kenosha, Dec. 7, 1S54-ly22 JOSIAH BOND.
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MEDICAL


TNHE UNHvERsITY's -
Il FAMILY REMEDIES !
Issued under the Seal, Sanction, and Authority OF
THE UNIVERSITY
FREE MEDICINE
AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania April 2ssh,
1853 with Capital OF 500, ooo, manly TOT
the purpose of arresting the evils OF
Spurious and Worthless Nos
trums; also, for
supplying
the
community
WITH RELIABLE REMEDIES
whenever a competent physician cannot or will not
be employed This Institution, located at Philadel-
phia-Home Despensary and Office, No. 6o Arch st,
where applications for new Agencies may be receiv-
ed.) has purchased from DIR. JOHN r. ROWLAND,
his CELEBRATED
ROVAND,S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the only
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
and his inestimable remedy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ROIFANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT
which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES,
together with
The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
LUNGS,
The University's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or IN
DIGESTION,
The University Is Remedy for COSITIVE.BOWELS
And the UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had
at the Branch Dispensary Drug Store of
STARKWEATHER & CO,
4w37 kenosha, IPis.
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Tavern Stand for Sale
CITYLOTS FOR SALE.

AT GREAT BARGAINS-One Hundred
N Lots in different parts of the City for sale, on
liberal terms as to time and al prices VERY Low.
Ihave but one price. Any person agreeing to erect
House on the premises can have credit for the
tire price of the lot.
It my interest sell and to sell cheap; for every
one disposed of makes the rest more valuable.
Call at my Office at any time, and viii go on to
the ground and show you the lots.
al JOSIAH BOND.
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THOMAS PRiCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines. LIQUORS. Il ris IN md ScoteI, yhi.tt.x

London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c.
Brandies.-Otord, Dupuy d Co., l. Cheroa's
Chompa'gne, q. Admyrauid, H. Lonabat, j. g.
f. Marital, Rastean Charruyer, L. Marion,
j. j. Dup"y, Damien.
Gins-Coiogne, DukDyrcrs, Key, Thistle.
Rums-J0majcd So. Cioir
Whisiteys-Od MonOng0hcla.
Wines-Burgundy Port, MADEIRA Malaga, Por
and pure juice, Sherry D. q. Gordon, Othe
GrGdes
Champagne Heidsick and He'dsick g. Co., do Lalle.
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Dvcal Grape
Claret an casks, Ckaret in cases. White in casks,
White an cases, Muscat Muscat IN cases, Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordtais, Bitters,
Alcohol Pure Spirit. -
ig@ Prctures Double Rectifcd Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha Wis dian16vl6
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FOR SALE,

900 ACRES on the Lake Shore Rail Road, miles from
AAO Kenosha, and one mile from the State Line Depot
This property will make OF the best farms
country. For sale cheap. Apply to
20n JOSIAH BOND.
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.Ot I DIX J0.
Lot ) Tx So.

H, Sa,o. s. 3 f ms"7f.Io; * * S 50
p p B.ur'ham--lot bk 50 Laknown-lot 10 hk70
My wns If 1T & 70 s5
{ GF.%rss1TiessEEz /; Bro;S"-Iot ? SE7a
Unknocn-lot 8 bk a y SgGrfse-lot4 Blk q
otGseo Blk 50 Il BGconot bk Sc So except Il
Isaac PaIaer-lot = blk 81 " lot 4 bk 50, excerpts
lot K : except g f v: s # end
T B BaHen-so wide of end OF lot : * g
3 e. .iSa sh 10 a 81 I 1T. Ssss
r., thence e 70 elins Of sd lot, to beginning
lanes ne 4 B,iiey-Bf 81 except hfofswqr
N r'iN'''--" III Of IN 3 8 3 q o. Section 81
RullenzOt sSk g unknown--undiyded2s
''' " Qr Sec 80 Washington Island. ~ IN %
Unknown--lot 3 hk unknown--lot Is bk
lot . x = Quarter Sec 81, ''''sl
HuH-E lot RE- Unknown I Io:9SEs
Allensnd n Or see 81, commencing rods and
% thence rod thence southwestery point d
Sykes-I@nd on ar sec 81 commencing on line of ccr-
poraton 3 rad. Of line Of Grand st. thence 40 Iods
syke'-The 4It@ @soT Ta; S%8i,ssed z So 81
,Ss9cd @ sa@ I%f1f thence 's
smt9-part Of y Recommending Is + Of che
thence IT, to the Sesin1ins " '"'"'0 i'1 IT,
prsnG T on The SIDE of Main st. gSTmsnen at W
line Farrei land thence 50 it. thence begin
excepting thereVm the following described land which
paid by V French.
Commencing of Thos Keenan's land.
~ it, thence line Of Exhauge taken thence
of Thos keenans land thence 70 beginning
E q Runals-lot 3 bk Al G. Runals-lot4 blk AZ
lot do Lotto do
Spcman-Part of lot bk 49, commencing s. TT n cor
of said lot thence the slime of the same thence
thence to n line of sd lot. thence to beginning
SeminaryThe hf of lot 3 Blk ~
Groes6cck-Part of TX IS; commencing IS R # Of W cor
thence 66 Isl it, thence 90 thence
lT2 fl to the beginning
Stronghold bk 81 Peter Tuythen l. 3bk 81
Ia The g W Qr Sec 49,
Peter Comstock-lot hk IA Dennis Casey-lot bk Is
Ueaa-.ot do lot Il
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20 q S ALE,

TKyHE STETSON FARM, north of the CITY
n Part of the "Lake Farm south of the City.
Eighty Acres Of Prarie In Somers:-Also
Houses, LotS, &c, In this City and Racine
For particulars, enquire at the QUARLEs BLOCK of
GASKILL, CHAMBERLAIN &, Co
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l. Syiiss-Lots s 4 9 bk 81
Unkaoun--l.ot 8 blk 81
Lot 6 TX IS
Edl!dcs MygGn-Lot 4 bk 2
URhRoWal-l.ots 7 & 8 blk 50
j Beard-Lot Blk IS, {
j Jack Son-l.ot 4 biz 80
j BrdIi-The n hf of blk 81.
T. w EcdnS--s hi bK 81
" WieT-n hf of blk AZ.
EnkH0UIl-e hf Of Ii e tyr bk 80
UHk1loWn--c hf Of II W or of bl
III Mitler-Lot I blk SO.
" Lot bk SO.
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RHBLEs, of all sizes and prices. for sale at
~ KINGS Book Store,
Dec. 1855
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A BBOT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON Fl
"a sale at KINGS Book Store,
Dec. 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
CHAPTER VII.

When Norma fed from the presence Of her persecuof 80,
stayed til her steps had tracked the welknown pst,
which The darkest night could not cor csa o her sn-
liar sen..rod and reod many hundred times down
the cliffs 10 the Of beaten snd What 20 hsr though hs
nv ea wa. dasLng over II now What her. though the
abs ,ray struck her breath back TO her heat She coulJ
az IN an There behind. wall from her
r mnging with the bowling winds a. she dimly compre
bpded The of wOmahOOd rufely nnvaed By tas
coane -s ruthless touch She was awake 70 adaDger which,
bad never threatened her before How should she avoid
w Ql & ~ s sSf S l sly s. %ns S iu ~ 'iss Sas She
oed hs[ brother 70 sne P9Rt why might sss no. escage -
iow could she contend with that No matter What
was her safety from evil II she from ts
otbo ste glanced back a. ibe light, and her attention
auesed tor moment BY the awin rus Of roaring water ana
t1tervas the faint booming Of from besa-
suefed bark sraote mournfgliyo on her e,r.
Poor wrectes" abe nuured, they would ave much for
ny chance of he-whie J slnos, envy their danger"
The stIng about with lanterns trying % see N
they ooald win the boats evident that
retr The house, under the screen Of darknes&
Il almost useless 10 attempt IT, sac heard them say ao
boat reach them"
Thea NAV venture without fear Of pursuit. and who
knows b1 may BE- guided 20 the ssg Of one poor drowning
II resch the point make my way TO some habit
Axiom where ! may hud succor'
vs. ~r Of Ieinz head-ra took fom pee where thes
lnDs warn wool>a mantle aid hood, IN which wrappe
hr iyenng ora aathen Cr the boat, which snug
and which she reached b good fortune nst a. was
dnng o its fistenn To seze upOa the PROV 70 leap H
as srasp AZ car, wss but the work Of ias,enf.
Mcse sp tunsn strength and energy ssEaed vested IN that
The winds sld waters tossed the HIDE boat ssgLsD
them W1t seemed hcT dzLyer vas her best SAFETY
snd snge 10 ol1s Efforts 70 shape her course tow1f
the desired and cot distant rSist not altogether IN
a n e seoabed sis1sests and se thossht she hesd Be-
ne ppns the winds voices hsooins from the sore
,he bad eit ssd She that the song 20
venture In search Of sufferers from the wrecks.
few bold sTokes, brave gr and you vii have com
s'ee your de'sn But BoTss' and Neptune 'oss'ss-h"
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nR. MA so Ms LIE + .
- MEMOIRS OF
IOHN NJ. MASON. ID. ID.

az Vi. ~
WITH SELECTIONS FROM HIS CORRESPONDENCE.
By The Rev. Dr. Van Nechfen. Syo 81
This work has been published BY the Messrs Carter in
handsome SO pages Dr. Mason highly distin
gushed in his day for the standing and reputation which he
eried in various departments OF industrious and succel la
Dor and fo the eminent & o, oa sd qes
higher distinction filled the space in which he moved with
lie of such man should be furDisIei 70 the public Dr. Van
Vechten was peculiarly suited undertake the office having
red HE daughter verv cursory vey Of It satisfies that
he has rendered full Of interest and conferred favor upon
the Christian community While the h,ine up Of the outlines
the biography, and the concluding cha2er teineang the
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respondenea spread through The volume We ind Dr. Mason
but in the ard sauctity of domestic ard private
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GOSPEL IN EZEKlEL BY the Rev Or. Gu'bre IL.
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ADDED
PORSONIANA.
Edited by the Rev. ALEXANDER DYcE.
VA' From The London Literary Gazette.
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ing notes OF his conversations and that he meant 10 pn them
Mr. Dyce has performed bis pleasant task The book chiefly
consists Of ecoectOns Of the notable men in politics art and
literature with whom Rogers throughout his ong life associated
Among the individuals OF "hch thee are Ahecdo'es
BeeEfoTd. Hume Shakespeare,
BuneH Jeffrey, Lord Sheridan,
Broueham (Lord) Josephine Empress Sdtons Mrs
Bonsnarte Nauoleor Kemble, Smith, Adam
Rurks Kosciusko, Smith, Sidney
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Gibbon, Racine, West, Benlainin
Goethe. Raleigh, Sir Walter Wberforce,
Goldsmith Reynolds Sir Joshua William the Fourth
Grsttan, Russell, WoootAl,
GRAY, Russell, Lord John Wordsworth
HAYDEN Rutland, Duke OF YORK, Duke Of
Hamilton Lady Scott, Sir Walter York, Duchess
Young.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
CHAPTER VI.

The signs of furious had kept all hsnJ
tLe Light the lookout through the dreary afternoon.
Many SHIPS in the ong evidently in expectation Of ana
bracng themselves meet the changing clements Mo made
requent observations through his glass and got the life boats
readiness for hosty launch and the men, whom he
pended such from the point 20 be ia resd
sve their aid any unfortunate mariners who might bs
away that rude nbospiable shore The broodnx
with unwoned violence and spread abroad It's
ateu wings and the hours big with the destiny Of souls.
Might settled downs the darkness could almost be feA
Heavens how the winds and waters roar " said Milo
Norma they stood in the top OF the tower where the blazing
beacon rolled and burned But won't mind here All
safe and hey Norma" And he put his arm about her
vast, ana osw nes OusS s ~ ' ~ u Slug, s
Don't iatter my brd-because I've fancy to hold you,
and he bent bs hard grey face down 10 hers full Of
youthful beauty, but cooress with terror.
ing 10 IKE you love Norma for ell that, III hold yog
ill you do And he gcsted the beauties Of her peaet
ewes closed be held her ami her thobbng heart ceased s
Iufation He startled.
" swear" said he she has tainted away" He laid her
down upon the wooden bench and dashed water which
stcod hand her foce She revived glanced wildly
at the bending her then hiding her face with hs
ged cuTs Of her be autifu hair she burs: into tears
His rough nature touched There, there Norma donr
cry You amt hurt Thal do Youll come TO It, after
while and Ike better Women folks always skeery ag
FIST and don't Ike 20 be handled" and he laughed coseJ
She her feet, and nging back the Of hsid
face glowing with the indignant IRE Of her SOUL
Milo hate ,ou and spranz away from hs detested pres
ence and indignation lending heetness to her trembling
Milo laughed low ehuokns laugh as he said TO hinse
" Tame her ater awhile stuff IN her though She's
ing BY the board It's the awiulles storm we thess
thirty years. We shall have wrecks tonight, by Jupiter
boats" And with the rromRnes Of one accustomed to "cs
scenes Milo Houston went down and called ms around
him readiness to bear hand for the saving Of
humsn life wbef he m6 ment might sTdye
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