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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
- See New Advertisements.

E!y- Numbers OF mp 'flahl NC" h''N'
ti.emeuts in our columns this day, have
arain crowded out other matter, 10 our regret
but /, is too late 10 remedy.
BE ASSESSED ,-ro-m'rrow (Satur-
day) is the last day on whj,h Assessments
eau be made, in season f. E.ccticn. See
to it, friends in every p,s','rt
szy-A branch Of the OF ,aei HUTCH
1NSON FAMILY Will sic IN lndepen-
dent Hall, Lewisburg, next Monday eve
ming. It's not often We feel free 10 recon-
mend anything Of this nature, but, unless
they have greatly dctcrioratcd, the clutch
iusons" are well worthy Of patronage
Come out and hear the most popular band
Of singers Of our day. Two gentlemen
and one lady, We are apprizcd, compose
the present company. (Next Monday
evening, at Independent llail)
scn5ruL, srg,Ful,, SraorrLN-It has l"rn trnly re-
marked that in The varied catalogue of morbid alice
tions To which man t . there Is scarcely ON oi such
S,rofr,ls whether look tI, u sci;y ut it. origin
A., ,,rs iI,, ,l, M Do r. nd variety of tlc or
-. .......-.rr. .. ,.t-,rfii,ilf.v
aud extensive i''''''''' '. =
ht- attend q d.. paws b4HIa'i'" ga i treatment u
,his G,rr BILE Ii~,s , rtlrr t.sun. Affections has
,t .,,,fs.t, . p, ,ia il, IF, I,als TO cn,lrnvor to
e, ...s:., .,-.
tnitaic ~ ""' i' " '.'-
caut to g." l4.. "a, ,ou 'N any h'-tini- '"''-
ing tie name Il Tcf ust,.lu. ur DAVIS p"IuTatNe is
:, ,.-.. 10. ,,.,.fl Ia. .JY.,,i,s I;,.,i,
INV ''H'f'''''' i''' 90. -,
uaiiN" 81 Persia ct''iI"''' . q '' ''''' '' '' ~
Li.hly ,N'o. bv " NIr riHr and tti' 't'ir NJ li i
ci,,s as ~. al other artl.-er ttlUs ,neJirs
...,,,..,
see 'si''1 1ls'-i''''' 80 '' .'' - - - - - -
-, =. =, a.. f.f., ,r ~. linz p7'rui
" "Ie 'l'' iN '''1 '- '
medicines, r4i Na.t ~t1h an d.'.'i' - ~
vars Gsry,N,, On which $U.laIr~ fully
-. =. ,,.... g. ,,1 -. tho. uul,lrc the
"""' u N'"'''',' - o. . E.
above mentioned medicine mas ''.'i"'" l''
i,arf , ,,-,,rig-,,.. D.. NAM never 10 - down
-., -, .-..- . -r...r. .F ,g.. I,v II Is
one @! the very hr-i Remedies inf 'i' N''IT ~
pam. that can b. Tr'.'' .l'' Il Oh 7'''' ''''1'
in five muUtC>.-. lTHh b axe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
BOOTS AND SHOES,

COMPRISING
Ladies' Caters, Kid Boots for Ladies and
Misses, and Boots and Shoes Of all
descriptions, all sizes, and
all prices,
which he is enabled to sell cheaper than at
any other establishment within fifty miles.
Country Produce will be taken in payment.
Manufacturing and Repairing done TO order
al the shortest notice.
The undersigned having been in the busi
ness fer Is years, and understanding both
buying and making, thinks he can suit the
public 10 I.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already
received, he trusts he will share Il continuance
and extension of the same.
Sept. Is, 1855. JAMES SCOIT.
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The Great Ambassador of Health
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK ,

A BOON TO THE SICK
The ofa sterling medicinal To- meet the Ills and
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity and one
entirely free from mineral and other deetrrou particles
severely felt till this all powerful medicine ush
cred the world IIoLowArs r>viLu,LE PILLS have
ga1s E to HyNa VII as 4 Il ~ y attack IT. A.
r,pIx or of the complaint, and thu. by removing
the hidden cause of renvirorntr the
dropping ener-. Of the syt.m assisting nature in her
task Of VIAL and FUScTi1>'Rf REFORMATION.
DYSPEPSIA.
The great scour-e this continent Yields quickly to
these antis.ptc Pl, and the digestive organs
are restored to their proper tone; matter what
hidcou shape this hydra Of disease exhibits itself this
searching and unerring remedy drerses 1t from the
tents system.
GENERAL DEBlLITT AND WEAKNESS
From whatever cause, lownes Of spirits, and all 9th
signs of diseased liver and other dsorrartzaton If
the system. vanish under the cradicaiing influence Of
this all powerful antis"Itc aud detergent remedy.
BILIOT,S DISORDERS
The proper quantum and right condition Of the b"is
Of momcntous importance to the health Of the human
frame, this antihlous medicine 'Hr" the hidden s-"ds
the complaint. and renders all the fluids and
pure and fluent. cleansing and resusating the vi
tai functions of the body.
SICELT FEMALES
Should lose no time in trying few doses of This rccu
latiug and ,enovsng remedy, whatever may lie their
complaint. it he taken with safety in all periodical
and other dsor-anirations its effect il all but miraculous
T-rREFTTED PROOE.
The testimony Of Nations is unanimously horne to the
hralthgivng virtues of his noble remedy and cert til
Gates in every living language bear witness to the
deniahlencss of their intrinsic worth.
IotcGys FiS ttr best re,"'y Ioirn in The 0rii for
THE fniotri,g diseases:
Asthma Dropsy Inward weakness
Bowel com plants Delility Liver complaints
Coughs Female complaints L"wness of spirits
Colds Fever and Ague Piles
Chest diseases Headaches Stone ard Gravel
Castivrn-ss Indigestion Secondary sympt ms
pvsurpsia Influenza NcnerPal affections
Diarrh~a inflammation Worms Of all kinds
rp-CAUrION None genuine unless the words
'.IEoiorrg. Nsrr IorL and LcndoH discrrnihe
Wdfsr HIr in every leaf Of the book Of dirrctiuns
around each rot box the same be plainly
10y bning The leaf 10 tie light handsome reward will
lr given TO any rendering such information may
lead the detection Of party parties counterfeit
in. the medicines vending the same, knowing them to
be spurious
'fSoli at the Manufactures Of Professor IIorG0wtr,
Maiden Lane New York and by all respectable Drug
ci>ts and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United
and the civilized world, in boxes at - cents,
cents. and 81 each.
Es-Thcrc is considerable saving by taking the arg-
NR R-prcrt;ons for the guidance of Patients in every
disorder affixed to each box.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
ERHSIlbEl.NS.

The editor Of the DJiy Ac"s speaks in the following
terms in that paper OF January 3lst, >52, 90 c'rnins
DR.. D5ris Dstrt,trr. which cured him OF Ery rFens.
Dr. DAVIS DEPURATIyE-We not in the habit
Of commencing to readers the use 81 panac"as d'pu
ratiyrs and nnS;rums which may happen 10 be ai'rrtl
sed in cur columns Having, however, u,r. Dr. Davis
medicine found il To- be- really possessed oi excellent
curatrc qualities Tor Eryspclas take great pleasure
in saying and commenting the curative to others
ia, fiIrt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
5gIfU,

In Lcwistovn, 21,h nit. HOWARD STU ARD son of
Joseph and Frances NJ. Mel lsIlen Of Lewisbur. asd
months aud .. days.
In rs; EUGsIur. .sth uita SUSAN. wife Of John +.
Brown aged aboat 80 wears.
In Lcvi>tur-, su,h Mt GEORGE HAEEhCGII son of
&c, ". and MARY E'r,dpI aged weeks and DAYS.
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Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters

~ of Administration on the Estate OF
PETER YOUNG, late Of Union TP, Union
County, deceased. have been granted to the
undersigned by the Register Of Union county
in due form of law E; therefore, all persons IN
debied TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having any Just
claims are also requested to present them le'
caily authenticated for settlement.
HENRY X. YOUNG,
Sept Is, 1858 AdmIn's'ta.or
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

E@The person tina; took the Blue China
LIZ Flower Pct from grave in the Lew
isburg Cemetery, will please return the same
or will get into trouble.
GEO. DONACHY. Sexton.
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JAMES WASHINGTON,
,D BARRIER,
West basement Of Riviere eHouse-lewisburg.
I.ate Saml Wadrum's) 755
FURS

TURS-An the Ladies and their Cousins
L will please take notice that GIBSON,
who has had over Is years experience IN
Foreign and Domestic FURS,is now prepared
to furnish you with any kind of Furs you may
need, cheaper than you can buy them IN the
City. Call and see him at the Hat Store IN
CRISwrLLs new building, LewSburg.
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TAKEN UP,

GONE time in August last, two
- yearling CALVES, one black and ctYE
the other rcd-one a Steer and the oinei 2see<n3
a Ueiter. The owner or owners will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away.
CHRISTIAN STULTZFUSS.
Kelly Tp. Sept. 1858
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n0ES Disease originate in
IL JHPURITY or THE BLOOD?

This is a question Of vital importance and
one which has never been satisfactorily di'posed OF by
the professors h. teach the healing art >"r MAINTAIN
1nd especially the Old school fy.i"ans that i' 'ts ~
the blood and therefore all disease originate IN II hlt
i,sirru science that ailments have their oIlIn n
III H. T. lr. and fluids # the body. That thr latter
ur,pnndrrutr however j. fixed fct- an medical shl'i
a- clearly demonstrated that at rst t"ohrt' 81 ths
ills that human i.-. heir iavr their source IN an
IHPT-RE STATE 0F TIE Ei0pp!
As for instance in the long caalogu such Scrofula
letter, .i;arlrr's Itch Pmpies Eurhcs Er3 -tl"'as
ulc,r-, SILT Ehsum. dicharres from the E'r. fe'er
sore. ,r irrurfi,. disease, Of auv Iiud-tlrse ascer
tanri by we'll known medical laws T. arise from bad
blood while the i.hest medical authorities dsrlar" t
most originate in the same mauner ana NOR" par
trulArly Typhoid and ScaTl-tthe former being m IN
teTual and the latter m external irrupli'e dsr ana
in al pcr.uus nttark"d ~ the- maa's ihe blood -
found 10 be either coasulated, or o dark unhealthy
To ward ~ large majority Of i-ases. well as to
cure u number which have ALREADY sezei upon the fys
ten, 1t Is necessary 70
PURIFT TIE BLOOD.
sInascy's Improved Blood ScITCher
does not claim to lie beR
UNIvIRs.L PISAcEt
fr ev.rv disease known but the Urof rctors claim for il
the power ony Of draining out all Impurities of the
LooI. but, Jy the skiIful combination of wrlrkn"wH
drran-i state the liver. drive out dyspepsia, ami
give renewed tone and Vigor the stomach That the
BuoD Is ali that Is claimed Tor IT, the ProPrie
tors can produce
II was only q few vcsr, since 1t discovered! and
vet ia, grown such busincs, that large Labor
ntrry huu built cNpr SLY FIR it, man ui'etuFs-a
large number Of men employed IN putting 1t u-h ahI
siJlI the
srrrtr NOT rgU,trHg DEvANp:
We ask raudii could this b" 80 If the Mod
cine did ,~ss-s the virtues claimed t1r IT,
The rrnrrer0rS have hurdreis Of certificates from
men Of sI'v sud stluu- in th- community, showing
what tir medicine j. doing daily for the suferiur-
ass FLEs1N
1,.cl Hood relief
eSIerisur,d -
1t the affected give Il a trial. single bottle VII
rtnv ru.,. tIe most .lcrtc,i of IS cffra-v.
=
II.-y: " Jr-isht iauck. Buf.aion y R'ai-; Iuiy q
Uirrtlerri h. Ta-rner-vlc: Cumming Witmrr. liar
'isfor: Iravrr i Co Winfield Furunc.; C. u. Eoush,
New BrrIn.
LINDSEY 4 LEMON. Pr0rrietors.
Cm74Sj Ho.hiays'urs. Pa
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RAILROAD.

H. AT meeting Of The Board Of Direc-
- tors Of the Lewi>burg, Centre &
Spruce Creek Railroad Company,
Resolution was adopted, That IN order to
de:ray expense Of survey, $3.50 be called in
ON each share of stock subscribed on which
nothing has been paid and where notes for 10
per cent. have been given, one half Of said
notes be now collected.
In pursuance thereof, hereby give notice
that payment is required within 30 days, and
those neglecting 10 pay will be proceeded
against according to law.
&. F. MILLER, Treasurer.
LewSburg, Sept. 9, 1858.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

IT IlIN IND IhTN. FdII NIIICS,
" now ready at GIBSON'S New Hat Man
uiactory-and more coming every week
cheaper Than can be bought elsewhere. Go
10 the Ha;'er'S, where the largest aSsorlmentS
and best selections of styles are always kept
ON hand. Fine Dress Hats made 10 order,and
our own make repaired without charge.
= In CrlswelrS new building, Market -.
ErWI>.nrg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
Seed Wheat.

TNHE subscriber has for sale goo bushels
of perfectly cleaned Lancaster Wheat,
of this years -rowth. l,r seeding, at 20 a
bushel. This is equal 10 the I'D Buc SEN in
quality, clear cr rust, and for une paSl has
been the hest aut Surest Wheat the region.
If any who can not Just now come for 1t will
drop me an order through the Lewisburg P.O.
| will keep for them such number OF bushels
as they may want, until 1t is all disposed of.
Aug. IS. DAVID HENNlNG, Butialoe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

4 GOOD second hand p"-'"r '''""e' ".e'
y hat short time, for sale cheap. En-
uuIre al the Chronicle" office. Sept. :2t2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

T T.. DROWN. Manufacturing JEWE-
81. LER, No. 26, Maiden Lane, offers his
stock, consisting of general assortment of
LoCkETS. CHAINS, &c, which offered the lowest
cash prices Great Inducements country cash buyers
New York city, Sept. /, ISIS 3m
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STOVES FOR SALE.

vTHREE good secondhand Coal Stoves sui.
table for Offices or Shops. Inquire of
Aug. 81. SAML II. ORWIG, Levy.
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New York Advertisements,

DEOO MORE MEN W ANTED as Agents
~cOO TO circulate rapid selling valuable
Family Works. which attract by their low
prices interesting contents. and suTcrby coored plates
For circulars. with PARTICULARS apply If you live East
to HENRY How T. No. l03. Nassau St. New York; If
West, to the same. No Ill Main -. Cincinnati.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

Al uGnfing 10 emisrafe 10 mild climate
coed soil. and fine market see advertisement
of H,mmontOn Lands 16lW6
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n s. CLARK & CO. No. &c, Maiden

=. N1INNR n NV. NU. 1T, NdiUVH
VI. Lane, New York, MANvFAoruHEns of
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, and Gold Pens
every description offer their goods direct to the country
trade at the prices others charge the city dealers thereby
saving the purchaser about 20 cent which they would
have pay the dealers if bought from them. our object
sell Tor cash ut profit the cost Of manufart
uring Samples VIII he furnished to those who may desire
the goods. at the da,cn rrcss and be sent by
Express, with bill to collect.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

,i.emeuts in our columns this day, have
again crowded out other matter, 10 our regret
but f, Is too late To remedy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

BE ASSESSED .-ro-m'rrow (Satur-
day) is the last day on whj,h Assessments
eau be made, in season f. lection. See
to it, friends in every h.s'''.t
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x ENOsMA COUNTY CIRCuIr

81 ENOSRIA COUNTY CIR,CI II TT
go CouRT-SHERIFF'S SALE-BY virtue of a writ of
erl iacla issued ont of the Circuit Court and for the
county oil kenosha and state of Wisconsin, to me directed
and delivered against the goods chattes lands and
eheelts OF the Southport Lodge Number Seven of indie
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, have levied upon and shall
oher Tor safe and sell at public the highest bid
uer III cash. at the Court House in the city of Ke
nosha and state aforesaid Saturday the seventh day of
August A. 1858, between hours of one and three o.
CLOCK IN the afternoon Of that day, all the right title and
interest which the said Southport Lodge Number Seven of
independent Order Of Odd Fellows had the eleventh
Day OF November A D. 1851 any since that dav
N ana TO the following described piece parcel of land
hg ana beng in the county aud aforesaid to wit
commencing at the northwest of block number
9rysA L6 on the southeast quarter section number
ry-one III thence southeyy the line of said block
IA rect thence eastery parallel with the
nofth me OF said block mrdi ed thrty-wo Tl32l
lee thence northery parallel with the west line to the
10 tne soatl line of Wisconsin street, thence
westerly on said south line the place of beginning en-
ephg and reservng alley of twelve feet in width on
the cast end of said lot. - -
DATED at the Sheriff 0nice, June 90, 1855
A. p. TYMESON,
Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin
JON b. JILsuN, PINS Atty. 6w2
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H o w ARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent institution, established by special endow
nent for the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted
with ''Viruent and Epidemic Diseases"
70 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor-
rhsea, Gleet Syphilis the Vice of Onansm or Self Abuse
&c. &c. IN 2 sissy n = iNIfY'
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful des-
Tuction of unlanfe, caused by Sexual diseases and the
deeepons practsed upon the unfortunate victims Of such
dseases by Guack have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as ChdFd6fe act worthy of their name TO give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter, with description ofther condition. (age occupation
habits OF e NO and in ofexreme poverty and sug
erlng to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge is need
less to add that the Association commands the highest Med
zeal skill Of the age and will furnish the most approyed mod
ern treatment. tee
The Directors, review ofthe past feel assured that
their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been
great benefit to the afflicted, especially the young
and they have resolved to devote themselves with renewed
ST. TO this very important but much dezI apised cause
just Publshed by the Association Report on Sperma,
torrh9a or Seminal Weakness the vice of Onahsn Mas.
turbaton or Self Abuse and other diseases the Sexual
organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mall lin asealed enveope.) FREE OF CHARGEon the re-
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, Dr. GEO. II. G .LHOUN Consulting surgeon |
Howard Association, No South NINTH Street. Phiadel
phia, Pa. By Order of the Directors.
lN EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. 1y33
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ENenoshn Counfr flircni. ao.,..

=, ot'tyIte7lt q FOIectOSNfe and lSQIe
his wife: e' anu 4Aioe'
virtue and IN pursuance of final decree or udsment
OF SAID court made in the above entitled cause Tor ac
uo bearing date the sixth [6hl day May A. D. 1855
anu 10 me directed, shall expose TO sale and sell to the
highest bidder therefor the court house II he cit
henosh and state of Wisconsin, Saturday the Dist
aay OF August, a. D. 1858, between the hours of
one and three O'Clock the afternoon Of that dav ali 81
the following described premises, viz All that certain
piece or parcel OF land lying and being in the town of
brghoh' henosha county, and state of Wisconsin, de-
scr3ed as follows, to wit The northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the
west quarter o. section number eighteen ISL township
number two I'll north OF range number twenty 1901 east
according to the United States survey be the same more or
less. ~ N Vi
Dated at the Sheriff Office in Kenosha Wisconsin This
Sth day Of July, A. D. 1855. A. p TYMESoN '''
Sheriff of Kenosha County,
JUDI G HALL, Atty's GINA
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state of Wisconsin, ,---Cfrcuia Court.
EAenOsha County,
lEorto00e F0reclosuys


Alexander II. Newbold dgGinst Ellis E. Burton Anna Rn
ton, W. n. Burton.
Is virtue Of and pursuant to judgement in the above
-. ehtteu action in said court rendered Nav 4th ID
1905 shal expose for sale and sell at public auciion to
e highest cash bidder at the Court House in the CITY and
county OF kenosha, ON the 25th day June A. d ISIS at
he ouf OF one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day the
looWihg described mortgaged premises or much there
OF as may be necessary and sufficient raise the anonnt
OF SAID Judgment liens fer taxes and assessments interest
costs and eXpences OF said SALE wit All those certain
pieces parcels or lots OF land lying and being the third
seribed as lots number three, four five six re- 61 in
bioGk number eight Isl in Nichols Holmes addition
consin. -If-a - - 7il' "is
Dated, Kenosha, May 11th A. D. 1865
'oW4o JAMES M. PETIT, Referee
E sale OF The above property is postponed until July
= 10TH a. d. 1858, at one O'Clock in the afternoon '
Zu JAMES ". PETIT, Referee
THE above sale is postponed until one o'clock in the a.
ternoon of the oath day Of July A. D. 1888.
JAMES NJ PETIT, Referee.
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'NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON HAM
n for sale the following Steam Engines to wit:
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Lyons Copper lightning Conductor!

~ BAH orders addressed to n CoSK1N Kcnosha
Nis, will be promptly attended to. Gin5l
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Nj a R s lie a G TORY

GEORGE ACKLEY,
~ G:aAty LAD Ticinity that he has bought ont the
Marble Fs4- Of JosEPH l. EHLE and has added
largely IS. he Stock, with both
40 a<t'ilan md American Marble,
Order all work in the marble line
oeng an hAPhRlENCEDW WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in warranting his ana f1Sf,e -
MoAHments, Tomb Sto4es, Tomb Tables O6lfesks
Paint Stones
And all other work wanted, far finish and STYLE 10
rival all competition.
PId7n ha'sed, or Ornamental TVork, Of any cAarac
Ter DESIRED done az a style to gre entire satstac
ton lie respectfully solicits the patronage Of the
Public. Aa'tsa o-a p. = -
Lz Shop on Pearl street south side, west Of Mar,
across from the Post Office
KESosHA June 1855.-nlvl6 tr-ggr SIN
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SnERIFF,s SALE. KEN0SIIA Co11,7-

- ~ O1hColI COURT-By virtue of a writ of fsri
ac1a issued out Of the circuit courin and for said
ivered, have levied upon and shan OAR for ue
- enc to the highest bidder therefor as the law
& az e court mouse IN the city and county of Keno
gust a. y 1895 between the hours one and three ococ
IN e avrnoon OF that day. all the right title and interest
Wnch william Seymour had on the 9th day of AnriI n
1885, or at any time since that day and to the fooin
uescioed pieces parcels or lots o. land lying and ben n
e city ana county of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin, o
WIN me undivided half oflot eight () in block eleven
ana the undivided one half pa of one and two
Y lo) IN block fourteen (4), also lots two three and
eleven q y 4 ID in block fifteen 5 all being the south
west quarter of section number thrtytwo 32 town Two
% range tyentythree 23) east and the city and coun
ty OF kehosha Wisconsin
Dated at the Sheriff s Office, July 18th, 1855
A p. JAMESON
aSheriT of Kenosha County Wis
j. j. PETIT, Pitts Atty 6w5
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
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or hot mo me enclosure of the subscriber on
ts$$ ut me 21th Of June last the following de-
A. b fipiSfa SLEEP viz -Four ewes Zone of them
and two hne lai'h prcks one large horned wetler
rIt i.in.nT. The black eve has a fork in the
on hs Gns ID o 6 es has hole ear notch
OF the ewes has square crop of the laft another
mas oGy hole through the left ear-ad the wetber and
o. me ewes are marked with black on the rump The
and take the sheep away " NV pSy GnargeS
Somers July Z, 1858 LEVI 70