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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

BRILLIANT TO THE LAsr.-A gentle,
man writing from Paris states that M.
Place, the French banker who recently
failed for the immense amount of six
teen million francs, gave, on the even
ing before the grand catastrophe, q
splendid dinner. to which were invited
all the celebrities Of certain grade
upon the Bourse, together with an
equal number Of ladies'. The feast
was OF the most fechsrche kind--the
cost probably being not less than
twenty-five dollars head; and the
buoyant spirits of the liberal host
were the theme Of general admiration.
When the enthusiasm was at his height
a magnificent dessert was placed upon
the table, having in the centre vase
of silver gilt, which M. Place ordered
the waiter to pass round to the ladies.
as it contained a few nuts for their es-
pecial cracking. Every lady then
plunged her hand within the vase, and
drew forth whatever chance bestowed
in the shape Of some rare jewel, the
cheapest of which could not have been
worth less than sixty dollars, while
some ofthem were Of great price
After this delightful ceremony the gen.
erous host took his leave amid the
reiterated applause ofhis guests. The
next day his house was silent and de-
serted, and q defalcation of sixteen
was announced before the tri
bnnal of commerce.
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,,,e On rady strest opposite the Post oriee over
pcrYys Clothing Store Office hours, more psrtlenaFy'
I'm Z toe A. NJ, and from 10 3 Y. NJ. spl l7-dtl
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Howe Improved Patent
TpYTSp npTnGES
For Lease.
DINING SALOON.

E0r Lease
A NUMBER af lots situated IN various parts 0i th
n civ fer lease for n term of years; apdly TO
JuIy ia -G GEO. l.. UA UAVENP0RT.
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Double Iwiiies Geripgn Cloths
Harris Cashmere Black and Fancy
Heavy Satnetis for Pauls
Velvet peztings.
Grenadier g
Satin q
silk
Worstad
HATS AND CAPS
Black Silk hats
{. Fur .,
Wool 81 .-=.-.
Plushaud Cloth Caps.
These goods am prepared 10 soil trEIcks as Tow
as the same quality eau be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanas 10 old customers, but
trust they get their moneys worth and nothing
about my thaaEs. Sutice IL TO say 1 am pleased to
them at ans time. ask particular attention o
persons purcaasiue At WkoiesGle, 20 my geods,1e
iieying can do better By them than they can do Is
ordering 90 ods al the East.
Call and see st EDWARD ALDkNhS, opp0stl5
lie Claire Row. SeptG, 1855.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
Grocery and Provision Store.

4 AM expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
IL in making my grateful acknowledgements to my
friends in the county and city of Kenosha for their
very encouraging support of my endeavors 20 serve
them to the besl of my ability. l am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the contn
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me,
am now enabled to make such arrangements for their
wants in my way of business, being promptly and
advantageously attended to- cannot fail to be ben
| sfcial TO the interests of my customers.
AT my Store, No. 90 Main St, l calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand:
A first rate quality Of Groceries, of all descrip-
tons, comprising Black and Green Teas, Conees,
&c. sound assortment of
VISIONS
In the way of the best quality of Winter and Spring
FIour, I1edtan Meal and RE Flour
Potatoes and all kinds of seasonablc Vegetables
can also recommend my Butter and Cheese which
most chocely select. / would also call attention
to my convenient MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for, and will always be found as
useful as they good
10 Flour and all other heary articles aciH be SEM
home free Of carriage
SAMUEL VALE.
No. 60 Main Street, Next Door North of f. Rob
lnsons Drug Store.
kenoSha, July Is, 1855 Ivl6n5
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I'm probate.-Keno.bn Co.r,v Cour,

In the matter OF the estate of David NJ Young deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of Robert Colby admin
strator of the said estate, setting forth the per-
sona estate that has to his hands ard the disposition
the amount Of debts outstanding against
ceased and description of all the real which
deceased died seized in the Of Wisconsin,
dton and value Of the sameand praying that license be
granted to him to sell the whole of said real the
State of Wisconsin, and it appearing by said petition that
there is not sufficient personal in hands to pay
said debts and that it is necessary in order pay the
and expenses of administration sell said real estate
therefore ordered that all persons interested in said
Estate appear in this Court before the judge thereof the
18th day OF April A. D. 1896 next at ten O'Clock A. NJ
said day at the office of said Judge in the county
of Kenosha then and there TO show there shall
be why license should not be granted said
to sell said real Estate according to the said
ton And is further ordered that copy this Order
shall be published in the Tribune 1t TeieQTdph" week
y newspaper printed in said city county of Kenosha
for four successive weeks prior said day hearing
in stated.
BY the Court. JON d. JIISCN County Judge
Dated Feb Esd, 1856. G4w39l
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TAXES

side OF kenosha ST. thence Thos Scotts land thence
~ r. thence to Kenosha St. thence to beginning
Est Irant-Conmencing IS rods Of of lot 16
on SIDE OF henosba ST. themes Is rods thence to old
CnIcago road thence Is ris thence to beginning
Est w Irant-commencing side of Kenosha St where
the line OF sd sd ST. thence rds thence
TO sec line thence to line of Sec thence TO begins
II Rudd-commencing side Of Kenosha St ST n n of
sw cor of lot 49, thence Is rds thence IT, thence
10 rds, thence to beginning
] V Yates-Lot c of common
BLeonard-com'ng side of town-ine 4Ss II of
cor lot OF common thence to side of Exchange
st. rds, to point rds of begging thence ing
MISUNDERSTANDING I'd of lot IT. thence to
line of Holmes Nichols addn, thence rds, thence
c to old Chicago road thence n rds to beginning
Brown-comng rds of lot IL, thence W
OF Holmes Nichols addn, thence rds Old Chca-
go road, thence n 3 rds to beginning
scot-comng on side of old Chicago road Is rds Of
of lot IT. thence 10 rds thence rds thence
10 rds, thence 3 rds TO beginning
II feoman-commeneing at point IL rds Of cor Of
lot II 10 rds Of old Chicago road, thence rds
IL rds n b rds, e D l-2 rds to beginning
stephen Forbes-comng at point II rds of lot II,
10 IL rds of old Chicago road thence rds thence
D rds, thence rds, thence to beginning
John Whe-com'ng Is rds of e IT, thence to
line OF Holmes Nichols add'n thence rds, thence
to line of old Chicago road, rds to beginning
VIM Alencomg side old Chic road IS 81 rds of
secor lot H. thence to centre line of sd or thence
$50 II, to line old Chic. road 1855 fl beginning
Onknown-comg 10 rds of of lot II, thence
10 rds, thence IDS thence 10 Chicago road
thence n rods to the beginning
Est OF w Trant-comg 900 Inf IT of of lot II,
thence to centre Of sd thence 450 IT, thence
e to old Chic road, thence n 459 IT to beginning
Geo Fcwer-comg Is rs of of Holmes Nichols cd
thence to Telegraph road thence southerly rds IT,
to centre line OF sd or sec rds to beginning
Johnson-comg at of Geo Fowlers land, thence
Bonds land thence to Telegraph road, thence
Fowlers W corner, thence to beginning
Peter Tullycomg at of blk 10 in Holmes Nichols
addn, thence rds, thence s rds, thence n rds,
thence W rds to the beginning
Unknown-commencng at G of lot 16 blk B. Holmes
Nichols addn, thence rds, thence rds thence
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CnknoWn-On the or sec + %; commencing 9S r
eofs corner of land sold by J. Bond to Caleb Cook
thence n liz n " it. III n, to beginning
hs.FottoOriRg on n z Or Sec r. II IS.
Cyrus Burroughs-Commencng at s corner of w l. Hns
thence 100 f. thence TO Paersou's line n 10 ha,
y" Lhnsdaie-Conmencng "a rods of the n corner o.
saa sec thence 90 rods, thence IS It, thence q
rods, thence to the beginning
smltn-commencing Ga rods Of corner Of said o.
sec thence rods links, thence IS rods, thence
rods Inks, thence IS rods TO beginning
NieholsLots g. "a and part of lot % of the common
the part OF lot Is is from the side of said lot being Is
ront on the common and 50 wide in the rear-Aso all
lands ng Of said above described parcels and OF
Telegraph Rroad
tnknown-conmencng 10 Il Of of lot IS on
the side Of Old Chicago Road thence % r. thence
100 II thence - f. thence 100 # to beginning
CnkncEu-esmmencing IS ef Of lot IT, on
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.Chancery salc---K erosho Clreul, Conrt.


John L. Gross and John p. March VS. John Duffy Nary
Duffy, Josiah Bond and William Bromly.
NOTICE is hereby that pursuance yirue
hnal decree OF foreclosure and sale made the
above entitled in aud by the said Court
OF August A d. 1862 of said court held at tho
court house in the and county Kenoha by and be-
fore the Hon. James r. DOotle Judge Of court shall
expose for sale and sell at public the
highest bidder therefor
such made provided the front door
the court house, the said city koposha
saturday this 18th day of April a. d. 1856
OF IL and in the afternoon Of that day the
OF land much as
to make the of
the costs taxed therein. and the said sale
All that certain piece, parcel or lot Of land lying
ing in the city of Kenoha in the Co of Kenoha and State
Of Wisconsin, known and described follows, viz: Com
mencng point in the south line block No forty one
W in the first Ward of said city of Kenosha Formerly south
Ward of the village Southport) one ( feet east
of the southwest of said block thence running east
ery along the north side of Wisconsin street abou eighty
Sl feet to the center Of the south line of No five ~
in said block thence norhery along the center OF said lot
five 5 and parallel with the West line thereof to the alley
in the thereof hundred and twenty four 2 1ee
thence westerly along said alley eghy-one SD feet to
point thereon hyone 5l feet of the line Of said
block, thence souherly ne-hundred and weutyon 02
feet to the place OF beginning The being part of
No. four "a and FIVE (5 in said block fortyone (4 acco
ding to the Recorded Plat and survey Of said village South
port j. l. RHIE Sheriff
u HEAD Attorney. Of kenosha Co.
Kenosha, March, 9th, 1886. T6w3Sl
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In the matter of the estate of William Meredith deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Mary Meredith, Of
faris IN henosha county and state of Wisconsin, and
KING que proofs OF the representing among other things
that william Meredith late of aforesaid on the 7h
day OF December 1850 died nestate, leaving goods
chatte and estate within this county; and that she the
petitioner widow of deceased and PRAYING that ad
minsration fsaid estate be granted Edward Meredith
Is Odered that said petition be heard before Judge
Of this Court saturday the 18th OF April A. D. 1856
at ii O'clock A. H. at his Office in the city county Of
Kenosha.
And 1t as further Ordered that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Kenosha Tribune
Telegraph weekly newspaper printed and published at
Kenosha, in said county.
JON b. J11SoN,
Dated, kenosha, March IS, 1856 County Judge
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all diseases which affect
THE WIND OF HORSES.


This preparation is in among the Arabs, who
feed their horses three times for about
time, which doubt the of their remark
able speed and unlng wind it introduced into Eng
land years ago by Mr. BARLEY OF Yorkshire who
cured the receipt from Arabian Shek Chief from whom
he purchased horse during his residence in SYRIA and
which afterwards imported England and known the
BARLEY ARABIAN from which sprang the largest and
splendid horses known 1t win not only prevent
eectualy the above named complaints ceanses
the breathing apparatus by removing from the air cells the
lymph or secretion which in heaves clogs them, causing
difficulty breathing by its action the disease part
es the membrane its natural dimensions,
thus equazng circulation othe blood and restores the
vessels to their natural size-as
CONDITION MEDICINE,
unequaed its effects in this respect is truly astonish
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine,
considered worth $780, have by the ofrom to pack
ages been restored healthy and sound condition. the
horses appetite improved all the arrangements of
the digestive organs corrected the skin has become Soft the
sleek and shiny appearance, and otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50 to
S25-The has been complete and permanent 1t may
be used at all times with perfect safety and may likewise be
given Horned cutie lCeU as Horses. Price % cents.
CAUTI0N-Every package of the genuine "Darleys Ara
ban Heave Remedy bears the written Signature of HURD
CO All other is spurious and should be avoided
much poison Remember this. d. W. HURD
Sole Proprietors, 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
eS5 FUTILE Il MOSES, Aubsrn, n. Y, General Agents
States of New York and Michigan whom all orders
should be addressed Also, for sale by *. WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn
For Sale by sTARKWEATIIER Co, Kenosha,
6ms2I CORY EVANS, Waukegan.
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Lewis Benedict VS.. James lloner and Henry b. Towslee
appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court that the de-
PENDANT, James Horner resides of this State but is
resident ofthe State of New York. motion E. w Ev
ans solicitor OF the said complainant ordered that the
said James Horner his appearance entered in
this cause by the 9th day OF june A d. 1856 and that he
plead answer or demur to the compliments bill of com
plant filed in this cause, by the 9th day of June d. 1856
and III default thereof that the companans said bin Of com
plant may be taken confessed by him il is fur
Their ordered that within twenty days the said complainant
cause this order to be published in the kenosha Tribune
Telegraph newspaper published in the county Kenosha
and that the publication be continued in said paper
once in each week for six weeks in succession.
Dated, kenosha February 25th, 1856
JOSIAH BOND, Cont C0nir
Attest, l. b. NICHOLS Teri. fu91
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ssNY BONDAGE, AND MY FREEDOM"
IvA Fred Douglass, for sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS

- Her lree bit mOU sac street. and b0RHy.'
NOTHING make mouth pretty but pretty
Y teeth! The mouth is the gate of life, neglect il
not If neglected and not kept in good repair, you
cant have good health; and what is more gLtlv
than mass of decayed teeth
L am happy to tell you, people of kenosha and
my friends in the country, that l am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting in new ones
as natural life if not more so, at prices which will
come within the means of ALL | q plain liver
with light expenses. This gives good health, and
clear cOnsci lnce, while iii enables me to work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despOlled 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 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 improve ments
of the art, in regard to which I keep nyself fully
posted The poor as well us the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and il is all nonsense il not
criminal to put this kind of work at such exorbitant
prices as to confine its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth
Childrcn's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours &c.
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha, August 9, %
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M u S &c A /

VNHE Subscriber has re :, entlyrecei
l. we'd large addition to her former FFya-- Es1
stock;of Musical Tnssrunrents, land n m II n
would invite all intending to purchase y y u
to call and examine them.
Seraphines, EoIinus, and McIodcons,
From the celebrated mandatory of Messrs Prescott
IL Brothers, Concord, ~ H., and unsurpassed in
style of finish, sweetness and compass These Instru
ments confidently recommended to the public and
fully warranted-the Makers inviting comparison
with those of any other mandatory in the Union
Also; Agent for the PIANOS manufactured by
Messrs Boardman & Gray, Albany, and Messrs A.
Ladd & Co., Boston.
One second hand Melodeon of Princes manafac-
ture, for sale at reduced price.
second hand Pianos 10 Rent
All communications promptly answered
Rooms three doors north of the EPISCOPAL Church
on west side of Ann street. MARY i AVER
Kcnosha June 81, IS55-vl6nI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES City Election

Notice is hereby given that the annual Election the
City Of Kenosha, will be held Tuesday the first DAY OF
April A. ID, 1856 for the election of
Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer Assessor and Marshall
and Justice Of the Peace.--Aso, Alderman one
Constable and two Commissioners Of Schools for each Of
the Wards Of said City
The Election will commence at nine O'Clock forenoon and
continue until Shutdown
The Polls will be held follows For the LIST Ward a.
theECity Hail. For the I'd, Ward at the house of Christian
Schand For the 3d. at the lower of Engine Company
No. 2.
Kenosha, March 18th 1865.
G. c. SHOLES Mayor
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TAXES.
TAX NOTICE.

TREAsuRRR's OFFICE Kenosha Co. Wis.,
City of Kenosha, March g. 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given much of each Of the fol-
lowing described lots tracts parcels of land
be for that WILL on the second Tuesday
be sold at Public Auction the Court House. in the City of
for the payment of the taxes interest and charges
clock IN the forenoon OF the day above mentioned.
SO KENOsHA CITY-FIRST WARD
r., me Fottoacing in Ioeca 2, Range o.
81 .ssnss thence 10 thence ' to line Q Of Sd
cSss1anes at of
70 ee Uf 80 ~ on " line IT, thence
S 5%;1 S5Iiss S,9.i & 3, $.
Alfred X 81
sss 20 * 8
fssn OF s thence Isl f. thence to line of bk
E, % say y;.,.SS *
Ess S,m SS,Hlg@fss ) e q ~ .
front Market extending width line
SE s' & g. a. Or Sc; q. on Mar.
Ss a9 on ds n Let e St
Ss Of s. sErneE thence the alley thence 20 IT,
fs fs-efrd1ehs ss y = b s. % % do do
sS%i 9s f. Of M 81 sec 81
point on Park street of of sd bk thence
thereof thence along the centre line Of sd Sk f.
thence south to the beginning
II " I(o0tHeIhe W hf of n or of blk 3d. or 81,
u ogeIhe hf of the hf of of hk S, 81,
II ackso'- of blk 3d. sec 81 except Episco
pal Church lot, II " corner, 100 it by &C IT W,
Miss Commencing A # of the of lot l.
ok 40 or 81 thence 49, it, thence to line of sd lot,
thence " to W line. thence n the beginning,
Fsk-commeneiRs the n e of Lot Blk 40
81 thence 1852 it, thence 80 it, thence 52 l2 it, thence
n beginning,
E!sh Ward commencing l2s the of lot bk
49, thence tor line thence os line. to beg
ftonzo Campbell line of Lot bk 49, or
sec 81 a # Of the cor thence to line thence 4ft
thence TO line, thence W the beginning,
Of Lot A.,
James 1ter7,ey-Lot bk ~, Or sec 81,
Patrick Spetndn- lot 10 do do
Jos, B0d-Part of bk 81, cmmencing 80 OF
corner OF sd bk thence corner Of lot in sd blk
thence % to point 50 ofe line Of sd biz
thence 20 the beginning.
Geo ktmba-eommencingo side ofWscOnsin st. ia OF
the corner of Lot bk 3D. thence
thence to cor, hence point ia of the line
thereof. thence o the beginning.
" Il t'oodhue--The " hf Of Lot bk 6, sw or CO.
Nm Md9phy-The ." 81 of lot do do do
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Ftsk's Western AQQtta0n.
z III Cosgrare-l4o. 6 TX l. or see 81
Samuel EtIer-Lot do do do
Serene Eisk-I.Ot Tx 10 do do
Lot ~ bk Is do do
SAINT WorihleV-Lotl bk IA do do except that por-
ton taken by KeHosha s. Beloit r. K. Co,
Lot 2 blk L. or see 3D.
Ira Us1n-On the 81 commencing ~ ross Of the
tine and Y line of sd qr thence 10 3
reds thence % rods thence 3 3 rods thence % rods
TO the beginning,
SECOND WARD
The foIto,oing in s. E. Or. Section so II r. %
.4onzo CampbeiL-Block 25 and block 70
DuhnoWn-The or of blk 2S
y GLace Mygdtt-The hf bk 80,
john MislnIn bk 81 commencing rods of of
of sd hk, thence rods, thence
thence to the beginning,
Ratyn blk 81 commencing line of said bk % rods
OF corner 20 rods rods - rods, SIS rods
Unk0WnIn hk 81 commencing line of said Blk, q rods
of thence IL rods thence rods, thence IL
rods thence 9 rods to the beginning,
Robt Holm blk eommeneinga Of bk thence
10 rd 10 rds # inches. 10 rds 10 rds f. inches
UknoWnThe inf of the hf of hf OF or OF blk p,
Fl tiEden-The hf of S e qr 0 n or blk 81
UPEaO,p-Iot bk "a
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I'm Circuit Ceuri Nenosha County-Tn
Equity.

Andrew Gleason Ellen Gleason.
1t appearing by affidavit the satisfaction of this Court
that the defendant Ellen Gleason of this
but IS resident OF one of the United States wit
state OF Massachusetts On motion Of H. Is. Towslee Of
Counsel for the Complainant il ordered that the said
Ellen Gleason her appearance entered in this
cause by the 18th day Of May 1856 and also that the said
defendant, Ellen Gleason plead or demur to said
Companants bill Of complaint filed In this cause by The
18TH day OF May 1885, and in default thereof that the Com
painants said bill Of complaint be confessed bv
And further ordered that within twenty days the said
Complainant this order be published in the Keno
sha Tribune and Telegraph newspaper published the
city and county of kenosha and that the said publication be
continued in said paper least in each week for six
successive weeks JOSIAH BOND, Court Com
Attest l.. b. NCEoLs Clerk.
Kenosha, 18th February 1856 36-6w
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a Sure Remedy for Fever g. Ague.

BennetS Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this ANNOYING disease: Another excellence itpossess
all other Tonics, is that it contains no Qui
nine, any other mineral whatever; purely veget
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHER& Co., Druggists
& +. ROBINSON. { Kcnosha
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EheunantiSrt,

Poor afflicted mortal! How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
bones and sifened limbs but speak half your suffer
ing But for you there is relief; do not doubt, but
believe, and show your faith by works Go to Stark
wcathcI's, Robinsons, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for Dr.. Mortimores Rteamat3c Comp0und. The
price is 50 90 per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to you thousand. II has
cured unbelieving thousands. Ask for a circular.
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TO MOTHERS,

A EsE YOUR Children afflicted with worms p
a do they loath with disgust the oily vermifuges
of the day? Go TO STARKwEATHER's, or +. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Ben1sefts Worm
Lo5enges. They are easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Vennifuge in
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oJ3 } EMANDs ARE DUE

LII Persons indebted to A. Lewis Son. are requested to
sete without delay. Part Of demands been due
long time and they MUST be paid Those wishing pur-
chase Goods will ind our assortment Of Goods and Prices
low. Call and examine them. 22i
Kenosha Nov. 10 1855.