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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
--robatc.---Kenosha County Court.

matter Of the Estate of George Tetard.
On readng and filing the Petition Of Michael Wyman,
Of Mount Pleasant in Racine county and of Wiseon
SIM and taking due proofs the same representing among
Itfer things that George Teard, late Of Kenosha City,
kenosha county and State of Wisconsin, theday Of
December, A. D. 1885, died ntestate, leaving goods chat
tells and within this county and that he the pe
TONER creditor of said deceased and praying that ad
mnistra;ion of said estate be granted to him suit
| able person.
Is ordered, that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this Court Monday the fifth day Of October,
D. 1851 at ten o'clock A. NJ at his Office in the city and
county of Kenoshx.
And is further Ordered, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased ard all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior said day of hearing in the kenosh Tribune
Telegraph weekly newspaper printed and published
| kenosha, in said county, JON b. JlLS0N,
| Kenosha, Sept. 9Th, 1881. 3wi3 County Judge
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| SILKS anu otileE me articles III
eele't, as It prevents moths. 40 cents pound
non,s A0dentures aud Agreements. 40 cents
Al olA'e and County Records should be printed
or written on TINS paper, the chemicals inserted in
make il lasting as time u """s'ci ou'
FOR southern climates it is excellent, and mueb
Sapes1orto any oiher; as the moistness of The oS
mate does not destroy 1.-THE properties ,ne si
ia the pulp being preventive. In an tho Snm.to..
States, Cuba, the West Indies and the c.,
American States no public records ean be ken, ,I
20 years written on the ordinary paper. Wills ,ea
oils anc other chemicals inserted in this Paner
make ii indestruetable by the ravages of time II
is also proof against moths, rats and other yer1nn
which feast on and destroy all other paper now IN
use The Company have now in operation Mills in
Morris County, n. j. of about 800 horse pow err and
are able to fill all orders for paper at the shortes
notice.
All orders for the Paper must be directed to A.
NICHOLAS, President of the Company, No 20
Wall Street.
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instruction in the French Language.

ISIS NJ. RACINE gives nstice to the ladies of Kenosha
AVA that she will with their kind assistance. open class
for teaching the French language Miss feels confident
that she give entire satisfaction in her teach
ing She has met with good in the last years.
Needle work will also be taught.
TKRMs.--Prench Language, "a lessons, &5 90
Needle work. IL lessons, 2 SO
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Money! Money!

Here 10 n Chance for some Inu In Make
Money!
sgss now offer my Farm for sale, containing about
RN1&N Five Hundred Acres, situated about fonr miles
X'F west Of the city OF kenosha in the town N pleas
-@&-- ant Prairie, and the main Chicago and Nil.
waukee road Said Farm has about Seventy acres of
Der land and well adapted to all kinds of grain and
There now on the ground about acres of Wbea the
balance IN Barley Oats Corn &C. making about 200 acres
dance Of pastnrage and good water
IL hrst rate Dwelling House. finished from cellar to
&c. garrett Barn 81 by 80 IT, with basement Of brick
- Wood House 20 by 40 Corn House Hog House i6 BY
T.ss. sorss bFcx smoke House. &c 100 grated Apple
Yarn has one OF the best wells water in the state and
proximity to one OF the best markets in the State makes
very desirable property.
w sell this farm for the low price $35 per with
an the crops on the ground $50 per aud give
IN the fall 1920 for FIVE years from
o. March 1851 at per interest and portion OF
.ne balance can Remain, il desired, for term Of years
The only reason for my offering this farm for sale at this
very low price, is my present i'll health and my physicians
ADVISE me TO leave for a Southern climate.
W. r. wATTLEs
Pleasant Prairie, May 81 1857. 49f
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.
S1MEON KING, AT his well known stand O,
~ Main Street. takes pleasure in saying to his numerous
friends and the public generally that stock of Books Sta
onery ana Paper Hangings is complete and exten
sive than has ever before been offered in kenosba
SCHOOL BOOKS,
on the latest and most approved standards are offered
hossde or Reta OF every kind and description used In
Common or High Schools prices that cannot fail 10
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works. both English and Amer
ean in various and beautiful styles Bndne-Prose and
reconnaissance, Biographies Tales, &c, Bibles Dictiona
ries Prayer Books and Hymn Books New Books from,
the Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY.
Comprising every variety, quality and style OF Nate
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unrued
white, and assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, Gold Pers
fteei Pens, Quilts, &C., &c.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Wall and window Peppers, and Borderng-tbe largest and
Best assortment before offered In this MARKET OF Ali
prices and qualities from the finest Satn to the
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look and see for
inducements offered for they numerous 10
Kenoshs, December 30, IS Iy2I
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The LIVER is one of the q
human body, and when i'll.
the powers Of the SYSTEM
stomach is almost entirely a
action of the Liver for theS,
functions; whea the stom- :.
are at fault, and the wholets
quence OF the enc organ-theA.
do its duty. For the dlseas-
proprietors h s IN y d g itS
more than twenty years.
with TO cOunteract the manye
is liable. n
TO prove that this re-
person troubled with Lly-r
of lite forms, has but to try an
certain, =
A compound has been(
and extracting that p-TtN
tive virtues of the medi- :
all morbid or bad matter
ing in their place q healthy
the stomach, causing fo0Gp
the blood, giving tone sndt-
merry removing the causes
ing a radical cure without,
after effects, felt by using 4
Poison that is usually re-
| One dose after eating is =
stomach and prevent h e
ing. q
Only one dose taken be-
mare.
Only one dose taken att
gently. ami cures costive- r
One dose taken after each 3
ES- One dose of two tea
love Sick -IIeadaehe,
One bottle taken for fe-
the eanse of the disease, anC%
Only one dose im,nedi-F
One dose often repeated y
Ella MoRBUs, and . pref
One dose taken oftens
Of BILIo ATTACKS
feelings. (.
p8~ Only one BEETLE is
system the effects CT medi- a
On Q bottle taken fork
y IL 0wness or unnatural
One dose taken short
yigor to the appetite andy
One dose often rOpeAtedY
RIGA In its wors. forms.
Bow Ell complaints yield
One or two doses curestz
while for worms in child-R
er or speedier remedy in
There IL no exaggeration q
are plain SO Der facts,
to prove, while all who usey,
imous testim ny in itst<
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Who's. respective will expire the day preceding the
nrst Aohday Of January next. N
Also amember Of the Assembly in each Assembly Distr
IA ne state and such County officers required
elected at such election - -
ny an act approved March 4th 1857 following prsso
wit; y S ~NN'NA' ~ '"N '~N'e eies@e'Hp ca
Sh OF voting is hereby extended 10 male versions
oea VINO shall have attained the age
~ with the qualifications mposet
w. 'sseIs IN section suffrage in the Consttr
& a no n such proposition be the ballot
tlose LOT he arnatiye 20 read For the tension of pf
fage and those opposed For the extension Of snIra
No., which ballots to be counted returned and so-
y
hcers e Of
Witness the great sea- 81
81 Wisconsin,, and Aa- tho state Of
to this seeesA a. a at the Capt.
As2iss~ .siN W. HUNT.
The Members Of Aass;@ey 10 secretary Of state
lst District in place " s. elected follows, to Wit
md " = lowell
" hose respective term .threp Burgess.
ding the est ASads of Sfee will expire the day
It'd A.P. TYNEsoN Sheriff.
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The secret InGrnities of
YOU H Sc MATU RITY
lust Emblishci, Grntis, 26th Thausnmd

FEW WORDS the rational treatment, without Med
IA isne OF Spermatorrhea Local Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions Genital and Nervous Debility Premature
of the SYSTEM Impotency, and Impeduents 10 Marriage
generally.
BY r. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many ala ming complaints
originating In the imprudence and sotute Of youth
be easily removed MEDICINE is In this tract
clearly demonstrated; and the entirely and high
cessf treatment adopted by the Author fully exp
by of which every is abed per-
fecy and at the least possible cost thereby avoiding ali the
advertised nestrums of the day.
Sent any address, gratis and post free in sealed en-
velope by remttng post pad) two postage stamps to
DE LANEY, II Lispenard Street, New York City. T6m4
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SANFORD s. CO., Proprietor. las BroadysyS
And sold BY Druggists throughout the United State and
Sole Agent for kenosha f. ROBINSON whouiI furnish the
trade al manufse turers prices 49, N s ,,' ~
Wholesale Agents in Chicago FAJINESToCK 4 DAvic
100 Randolph Street in ST. Louis, o. J. WOOD CO. III
Market Street. - N'' NA>
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. principal regulators of the
nj performs its functions well
7are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
y proper performance of its
ach IL at fault, the bowels
n system suffers in conse :
LIyER---having ceased I 0
q % Oh that organ, one of the
|. he study. IN a practice OF
= TO tnd some remedy where
G arrangements to which il
: medv is n last found, any
ER CoMPL Amt in any
= b OFT lie, and conviction i,
formed by dissolving gum,
y which is soluble for the &C.
n cine. These gums remove
from the System, supply
D TOW of bile, invigorsting
10 digest we'll, purifying
y health to the whole maehi-
= Of the disease, and effects
ANY of the disaSreesbls
y CaLo MEL or MINERAL
sorted to.
Ssufti cient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
y fore retiring prevents night
-nigh loosens tho bowels
ness.
> meal will cure Dyspepsia.
~ spoonfnls will always re-
@male obstruction removes
q makes 4 perfect cure.
ately relieves Cholic, while
Is a sure cure for CHoI-
< ventive of CHOLERA,
will prevent the recurrence
while it relieves all painful
needed to throw out Of the
y cine after o long sickness.
4 JAu NDIcE removes alt
! color from the skin.
time before eating gives
= make food digest we'll.
cures Chr MIC Din
= VII lille SUN MIR md
: almost to the first dose.
, attacks caused by woYms.
I rem, there is no surer, SAT-
the world. as II nerer 6Iils.
: in these statements they
y that we can give evidence
} il are giving their unan-
( favor.
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take infinite pleasure in recommending this medese
apreSShtats col FEVER AGuE, CHILL
ststHs 81 BILIOUS TYPE 1t operates with certainty and
.r. Eng 10 testify 10 its wonderful virtues
among the hundreds of LIVER REMEDIES offered 10 the
pubic there are none fully as Dr.
oHps IStGoRAToR generally now throughout the
hh Ihs preparation is truly Lrer Inrgora.or nrodue-
g most harpy results M vha Rseit Asast nnumer-
ny hose the highest standing society and We
Hudson County Democrat. " S Wv Fu'''"
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s THE LIVER
IN WIG OR AT OR!
DrcrcrcA hw MP ssEEAn-

IS GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and Ii
daily working cures almost TOO great to believe; cures
than bottle required any Kind
from the Jaundice Dyspepsia
all of which is the result Of DISEASED LIvLR,
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DA L. M of THOUSAND FLOWERS
ID This celebrated article for identifying the com
plexion curing diseases Of the skin, Just received
the Drug Store of STARKWEATHER d CO
D ABBiT's Potash in tin Cans, for max
ID ing hard and soft Soap, constantly on hand at
STARKWEATHER & Co.'s
DOTASIH in ID. Cans with full directions
Il making Soft and Hard Soap. at
STARKWEATliER &COS
M HEN we meet with opposition in one thing
w we are bound TO evcel, I'd est in keeping the
best and purest quality of Drugs and Mepcines in
the market. We have been East and have select
ed the Best from the New York Market
Oct. 9, SO STARKWEATHER & co
INsEED OHL.-Frencb, Yellow and yene.
~ tan Red, large invoice just received and will
be sold cheap, by STARKWEATHER L. Co,
nSBORNE'S Golden Ointment, and Johnsonss
~ French Female Pills, just received at
STARkWEATHER g. Co.'S
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AMERICAN
Safety Paper Manufacturing Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital $500, 900.

4 Perfect Security against all manner nf Fraud
or Co@n'eTsttiRg on Paper - To Prerent
Photographs md Anasiatic Coun,erfcits, Era
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Having purchased the Paten. for the exclueiye
right to manufacture and sell the new Chemical Pa
per in America, invented and Patented in England
by Henry Glynn, celebrated chemist and officer
IA the British army, it is hardly necessary to saw
that the Paper is recommended by Mr. Kent. a.:
sayer OF the United States mint, and Mr.. LYMAN of
the New York Clearing House, and Meade Brothers,
extensive and skitul photographers, 2S3 broadway.
New ork. The latter say that no imitation can be
made on check or bank note printed on the safety
Paper. Below is our list of prices:
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tn electric atmosphere. The importance
OF this will appear from the fact that st.
mospheric electricity, or lightning pass
es entirely along the surface-hence the
exter al surface becomes the measure OF
capacity for any given conducting me-
dunn. When electricity is communica-
ted TO a conducting body, 1t does not dis.
tribute itselfuniformiy through the whole
mass, but exclusively upon the surface
[Draper's Chemistry, Lecture XXXvI
page 1875. The smallest size Of this con
ductor presents surface OF more thar
two inches. The surface Of the three
rights round iron rod in common use, il
less than an inch and hale
SECOND. For the conducting power o
the material. Copper has at least eigh
times the capacity of iron of the sam,
size and form, making the smallest o
these conductors equal to an iron rod
IN, hes in diameter. Copper is eigh
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CoanIy Of Il cnosha.
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE"

~ Is merely given that at the general election Be-
towns wards election precincts the
a. ~ " on the Tuesday succeeding Mon
eisk th' hru DAY OF November
srs M e elected TO VITA place Coles Bash
seia, lieutenant goyernoriR place Arthur Nc Irthur
q place OF David W State Treas
paee OF Charles kuehn Superintendent public
nssrceton 10 place OF A. Constantine arry AN AtorUsy
IN place OF William r. Smith. Bank
~ pses Of lillian NJ Prison COMMIT
% EDWARD hcGarry whose several terms Of will
a. .s DAY preceding the first Monday Of JaGuary ls
nnia.
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mise 10 remain passive until amer NE meeting Of me
sases OF Hosssn. me answer o. husrs s~e 70 be 10
hhe same enec.
cent the duty best sueU s@id 70 have every
chance Of being ADDICTED by The zclivcrcn
In Portugal OF the cOrte~ had been clo.ea
The oonoordai raised by large magazines N boa
houses, but altered from m original sr,rw ss&i va
thought the Pope would no, consent to receive n
10 said tsai q convention Ia 70 be sgscd bel seen The
overesns Of the Italian States, with excepcn a. the
King OF Sardinia to guarantee each against revOu
uonAry attacks.
The Liverpool Journal Of 18th OF July SAYS
We regret very much to thai during the re,sui
riots at Ne York, Mr. William Pc asony, brother
Penony, OF Comm Ut ston row, d~sd while
ne al window. The Coroner In cum mig OF the svi
depos 1T the irqusst remarked thai this dread
might have been prevent, had the authorities actet sin
more decision In the OF the riot and be
public on1cer OF the city, and a the REX ~ bis bf
thsa All Law and order and respect for human life had
known In Liverpool and the sad intelligence has thrown
he members OF his family here into he eeeresi gdsf
The Liverpool Times Of July "a, saw
Notice has been given At Loyd's thai her Mse~tys 70
verpment required ship i'm soisely % cary zoo male
convcts from Engandto Freemantle western Australia
country q, than sil 60 ont 10 this sp Am OCT
the 400 will be found Sir John Dean Paul 81 ahso and
Bates the fraudulent bAokers Robson the Crystal Palace
oreer Redpsih who committed the fogerie on 'ha Great
the gres gold ROBBERY the SOUTH Railway Tue
notorious oAns forger 8arres So yard alias Jem The Pen
man, the putte sp Of oil the robberies tie
pois for the last twenty years. also goes oa in this ,hi,
ihe conv,cs Depford the little More, Portsmouth, Port
and and Ply mouth.
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mount N nh known hch the pohems wu have to en-
In mid ocean. THESE trials, however, arc 70 be
,c,iy Iaivsi. .pd bat 'ho
he oastto sbsu IL he under aken ~ii be loS ed
card. Afier tai irg In Goals q, Qieenst,~n the
en viii FIAT io.tteer tor Vaiepts Bsv. nag been
hot sb, Advahle To s,ur the &rrangemoDt ny which
al wss b,v- hser jhned in INTO nod tns Agamsn
non and sseara theo make me DE- NJ snei wa to "a re
The forrer and the latter To I-al.nt Now
h, do. ia Suaer0e the whoe cnfls tn Gzi.a0as I'm.
.ytra vsler,ta Boy 10 Ne ufo,ndland rb- Nagars vii
sy he 6r.t balf elapc to be Htdle or tue lao
&c the end VIII the n Timed the 0,her half o b ard
ue Asamempcn which kes u on to the cosst OF Ner
ouIclsod During The shoe ocss tn. fur vessels Will
nsp together give wbaeve- asstsncs Ia REQ tired
Viii b.. Ing laid oo>n ssagee will he sent back to
be coat " and ng each r. and
Na,d 10 the If the undertaking With deepes In
terest, ~ rem WcpoeTfui electrical phenomena car
to be observed during the process OF merging
hN meet nearly interested IN the plan ssnguoe
70 all being successfully leted within = mon,h and
ne p's'e OF the markets New York known every morn
ss u "nsso" snssod ao's e.,ns 90 We 70. that
less attempting tn conceal that the 'iske of failure to the
prestn' plan ae many and most serious.
rBs PIX, EeR.pH 0oMPAsY's BILL PASSED.
10 the d l0rd-, on both OF July, on the motion
TO- the third re pg Of this ill.,
Lord R,DEDAx ca ed attention to the fact that although
the 'evmni ( the piOp0 Cd telegraph were borh her
lane, The American government to enjoy the
orio'ty a. the Bril- government With rega'd to the
ubs,op " II said ths' this equ 'ignt
owing the fac, that joint guarantee had been given
by tire two overnmeps he thought howev yer, wo I'D
nave hem far better policy the part Of her Maj sts
they had ether estakeu the whole qua
rsute emselvee and thus have oblausd free and sole
copro over the connecting line Of telegraph or have
invite COLONIES to participate In that guarantee,
ahe' than have allowed foreign government JOIN In
m, king At the ssme ne, If the clause quesos had
toe sanction Of her Ajesys Ministry il wss not his nsen
tcn " object IN 1t
Ear GRANVILLE said this te grs ph intended TO
oec 20 great countries and a. the tso govern had
gone hand IN hand with regard the guarantee seemed
only reasonable that b. th should have lhe rgnu
10 transmitting messages.
The bill Was then read third time and passed
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rebe Il Delhi and that the result has the
re cepuhle tendency In all the 6A to return 81 no
dh.aM period, to quiet and good order,
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News frum Austruiia.

GOLD AND FLOUR nARkrrs-purr ON orrUn-A NEW
nIrIsrny-rRADn RKroRr-rRuoHrs-aoLD poa
ENGLAND.
We have sdvccs nom Mebourue dated on soth Of Mo-.
Gold selling In Melbourne 90 lTa Cd CO la -.
Flour ca per Ton.
brisk business was being done In imports, and cons
dencc 70 ESTABLISHED
me steamer Great Britain len Mebourpe FOR Livcrpcsa
on 2lst Of May, with lo1 600 ounces NJ gold.
4 duty OF los per 10 had been levied On opium.
ncv ministry, with Mr. Hancs - chief ssoresary -
been organised.
advanced selling al IL Sd. 70 a. Cd per 10 f'ou'
ffcishh were unchanged.
From tho London Post July -
rbe Aussrsbs sovoes recriy "a by the Smh announces
the departure OF several ships With large smo"n 80.
on board The swinsure and isa n.n To-. crs., ~
,ain has on board ioI SAT ounces Of the value c
ano uher shps are reported having nzssx -
eold OF the value OF fAse os. TAeS mT~se nav " w
aayr,oat CT s24 4oo uo,s ~ rcsk for u" oounry
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w. ara indebted 10 Captain yudhns Of the royal msa'
.hr pe,ss for the Following latest news, teesapAsd
from Iosdou 70 Liverpool immsdassy before The sailing
Of the steamer $3.50, ~ n. ,..,
rTrom the Times city article
rbs cocv,st,n tina. up 70 This afternoon scvs he
no.r reevcd nom India and consequently that all The
sr repors have totally without foundat'on,
has been followed by diminuuon OF excitement In the
ssook markets Pross however have MOI Experienced
At per manent rally, although the rss transactions we've
st a. advance OF Although ths absence OF animation
throughout The day mainly attributable 70 The anxiety
regarding India, an increased demand In the dis
count market whore thwe was pressure coupled
eth slight Withdrawals Of bullion from the
bank, and the favorable appearance of foreign
changes contributed 10 the general dullne About CO..
900 In gold bars was taken from the bank Cor the purchase