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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18
counsels for the Young.

Never be cast down by trifes. If a
spider breaks his thread twenty times,
twenty times will he mend it again
Make up your mind to DO thing, and
you viii do it. Fear not if trouble
comes upon you; keep up your spirits,
though the day be dark one.
Troubles stop forever,
The darkest day Will pass away.
If the sun is going down, look at the
stars if the earth is dark, keep your
eye ON heaven. With Gods promises.
q man or child may be cheerful
Never despair
When fog's in the air!
saashiny morning
VIII come without warning,
Mind what you run after Never be
content with q bubble that will burst,
or q fre-work that viii end in smoke
and darkness. Get that which you can
keep, and which is worth keeping.
Something sterling that will stay,
When gold and silver ny away
Fight hard against u hasty temper;-
Anger will come, but resist it stoutlv.-
A spark will set house on fire. A fit
of passion may give you cause to mourn
all the days of your life. Never re-
venge an injury.
lie who revenges knows no rest:
The meek possesses peaceful breast.
If you have an enemy, act kindly to
him, and make him your friend. You
may not win him at once, but try him
again. Let one kindness be followed
by another, till You have comprised
your ends. BY little and little, great
things are completed,
Water falling day By day,
Wears the hardest rock away.
Whatever you do, do it willingly.
A boy that is whipt at school, never
learns his lessons well. A man that is
compelled to work, cares not how badly
it is performed. He that pulls off his
coat cheerfully and strips up his sleeves
in earnest is the man for me.
cheerful spirit goes quick
A grumblcr in the mud will stick
Evil thoughts are worse enemies than
lions and tigers, for we can keep ont Of
the way ofwild beasts, but bad thoughts
win their way every where. The cup
that is full will hold no more keep your
head and heart full of good thoughts.
that bad thoughts may not find room to
ente,.
Be on your guard, and strive and pray.
To drive all evil thoughts away.
Scotch Paper.
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FOR SALE.

a3<&R. THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
S3 fof 160 acres each, all fenced, with buildings on
~ two OF them, and sixty seventy plowed
~ Said Farms are situated in the south part of the
town ofParis, nine mesf from Kenosha half from
the congregational church and plank road.
Also some Z, 600 Acres of Land in Other towns and
counties in the State Said Lands selected the
scrber ofther fertility of soil and desirable To-
cation, and purchased at the land sale in 1882
CHAS. NJ. P0LWER
Bri May 20, 1856.
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GMal ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE no CREDNT.aY,.

NOTICE no CREDITORS
In the Matter Of the Estate Andrew Hannah late ofp
rs, henosha County, deceased:
To all whom It may concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
Letters fesamentary the last viii ana tes,arosn,
o. andrew uannon, having been issued TO John Usnno
y ee LOWE 81 soIaers, the l4th day Of November d
leos ana hne months having been allowed and llted for
20 present their claims for examination and al
o~ahee'he undersigned will Monday ne 2nd dan
q hagast a y a. 20 osok A. H. Of said day al his ofee
~ W sy ara county OF Kenosha, receive, examine and
SJass an claims and demands Of all persons against said
usseassu, ~, o JON b. JILSUN
heDiu st5' -'s"' 1873. t4SSel County Judge.
Cireaif Cours---County of Ekeuash.
summons for Reiief-Com not served
Volney French against Theodore Kers Matilda Kers his
wife, Matthias Joergen, John Bedshea and Herman Rcia
bold.
The State Of Wisconsin
TO Theodore Kers Matilda Kers his WIFE Matthias Joer-
- gen. John Beshen and Herman Rembo.d:
" are hereby summoned and required answer the
. mpAin IN this action which fled the Office of
oefA o. the Circuit Court county Of KenoSa on the
4as " fehrnary, A. ID. 1S5s and TO copy q
S 70 TIE said complaint the subscriber, his
IN ns eiy OF kenosha within twenty days the
,ce % iatS summons on yon, exclusive the
suc service: and II yon fail TO answer tho said copaiut
wliii thr nne Aforesaid, the plaintiff in his action viii
apply 10 the Court for the relief IN tl eou,iait
Dated January end 1885.
6w37 Ksnos, A'' its,
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CHEAP PAINr.-If any of our rcs'd-
ers wish to use very cheap and sub
stantial paint, of drab color withou'l lus-
ire. let them mix water lime VITA skim
milk, to proper thickness &C. apply
with brush, and it is ready to USE
1t is too cheap almost to estimate, and
any one can put it on who can use a
paint brush. 1t will adhere well 10
wood, whether smooth or rough-to
brick, stone or mortar, where oil paint
has not been used, in which case it win
adhere to some extent, and forms a
very heard substance, as durable as the
best oil paint Country Gent'emaa.
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Kenosha Water-Cure.

iS INSTITUTION is founded upon principle Of using
Natures Resedies' ia the Of disease aud so in
strueting patients in their use that they may
Not only Regain, bat Maintain H.allA
The location Of the CURE is eneny adapted for the pur
pose oeg situated IN Of the pleasant Cities the
passed ' " S"'
o1r Rooms and Bathing conveneuces are well arranged
Io[ Ie comfort OF patients and no pains viii spared TO
render their stay agreeable.
new Remedy ~
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
which he has introduced into his Cure Bv the se oftbes.
paths az eXraneous minerals (as mercury lead are
AaStea rom iie system and sela Of :he distressing
msladies that humanity are SUBJECT to are - rure
sneh az serofua rheumatism Paralysis Ulcers Nuralga
and Nervous Diseases generally.
PERSONS VINO nave worked in paints, taken mercury or
mineral medicines Of any kind win do vel 10 test tiosa
baths. ~ ~ 80 '""s'
The Terms OF this Institution from SO to 80 ner yse
InYahds VIII bring six crash towels two cotton or linen
sheets, flannel blanket and two comfortablss W
-. c.. -. Ii. T. SEELEY
Ashosha sept 1870. 1871
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U.s. A Dublin paper contains the fol
lowing advertisement To let-theu up.
per part of a cellar, to small family,
rent low. P. S.--Privilege on the side
walk for pig.
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Gy- 81 am going to the post-ofiice,
Bob, shall l enquire for YOU"
"Wsll, yes, if you have 4 mind to,
but l don't think you'll find me there. ;"
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LEAK SIMPLY SroPPEp.-The Lynn
News says.
"Some years ago I had leaking L.
Every northeast storm drove its waters
in. i made composition of four pounds
of rosin, one pint of linseed oil, and one
ounce of red lead, applied it hot with a
brush to the part where the L jointed
the main house. 1t has never leaked
since. / then recommended the compo-
sition to one of my neighbors, who had
a lutheran window which leaked badly.
He applied it, and the leak stopped.
made my water cask tight by this
composition, and have recommended it
for chimneys, windows, &c, and ii has
always proved a cure for leak"
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ONE DOLLAR
=" 7r-

ONE DOLLAR
w Ill buy.
ONE of the Best Purgative and Liver Medicines now be-
~ fore the public, namely, DR. sANFoRD's INvIGoR
ON 15 o,. ksEpr that acts east
l. !: mot only cathsrtis but Liver Remedy acting
bowels to Try on thss thus
= pshing twopurposes without any ofthe pain
.hartie:, I.srenEths9s the system the same time
.en Sh up VIA dah IN
= rSaniord nylgorator IS pounded entirely
A. Some idea Of thss gums may be formed
tsinsas much strength hundred doses on Gallon
- without any Of its ssleeterious elects.
Though possessing rare medical powers these Guns
hays ssen On, sno%1 70 and
orsor which met with such % es n
induce n. proprietor family medicine
tried and know in its effects IL rarely aver
TO cure ysreqmpi.ists in their wors;forns
So,sssTIos icing easssd BY dsrangsd Liver cured
yAUso,G rod y dSSs.f an improper ae.ion
let any one troubled with Jsundiee take
their original color. IN % assume
costirsppsss can be Psrnansnly cured InvrOr
a. ator iskelt IN smalI doses en- retiring assists
nature II her operation BY gradually Diminishing the
- and y, So t. asressi I. as clock ws5k
inslgorator which all aedity and
- ;sourness Of the stomach. '' $50
sves naeasy seiinsr after re-
n.y. For Panty hedleas generally, all who use il
= DR. Sanford's Inyigorator US recommsnded
for Liver Complaints, and fo
a Diseased Liver The testimonials Of 50 manv ~ e1r
w Physicians in It's favor induced 20 try n ana p
~ conviction is certain that the greatest bIs
ever gwen 70 Dyspert tics, for it made con niets
before the hrst bottle taken and now Ne can
eat anything Sdine without any trouble while before
nothing but the ghtest food would dgtst and <f bat
- pain. Now, THAT to 10 All onr reaJa-s
is IL Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia ven do rot
fail to try this the greatest remedy worIf-fStse
~ Fact.
@ We take infinite pleasure in recommending this mes
.eine preventive for Fever and A~ue chill ~,
and all Fevers Of Bilious type operates With esr
tainty ana thousands willing testify TO its Won
.derful virtues.
There has never bsen tried family
Il has met Win such nnbounded the cure on dis
incident % children. Dr. Saufords Iuygara.
it alone Tor diseases ef children for
it sets CAthATtie aidy and seems "a
renovae theystsm thoroughly that NO think we -
doing serviee 10 all in advising them when they neaS
medicine this There are ease. AZ, - -
eeived IN diseases Of the Liver. Stomach and Rnxes
where all other remedies failed give relief IIss -
~ useful IN eur izmy that i'll not b. Ethrr.
~ it, yseksonFiils, Alas- Republican.
DOLLAR PER BsrTIsr
SANFORD l. CO, PFoprsters l45 Irondx.v
And sold By Druggists throughout the United stats Ana
British Provinces,
trade At manufacturers prices
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAHNEsTOCK pAyrs
loo Randolph Street; in St. Louis, o. j. WOOD CO. III
Market Street em2s
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=
HOE 4 CO.'S CAST STEEL
PATENT
GROUND s AWS s!
VHE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACTU R Z
IL frem the best steel,
CIRCULAR SAWS.
from two inches to six feet diaetsr These Saws ar.
and tempered and are ground and finished BY
therefore much superior in truth uniformity Of surface
SCI less power to drive them, liable to becoms
heatd and prodeee saving inmber They also
Cast Steel MILL, PIT and ca0sscUT saws and BILLIE
WEBS, ofsuperior quality all OF which they have for sale
at their Nos % and 81 GoLD SrRKEr or the,
may be obtained also Of the principal Hardware Mchan
in the United States and Canada.
r. HOE & Co.
PriatSa1 Press, Machine and Sac II u,,eys
20 81 GOLD SrESEr Ngw-YoEx
The following extract is from report made by com
mites Of scientific and practical gentlemen appointed b.
"Your Committee of unanimous opinion that in tn
apparatus invented by Mr.. r. NJ Hoe for grinding savs
hs has displayed and tact in the adaptation
OF machinery to the production Of results the maufac
ture OF Saws, which may, with propriety
| the No Pi1s Ultra of the art.h
description Of Saws and also containing directions for set
ting and sharpening with other ofnerest L
me sawyer WI be sent BY mail to the address parte
selrlns the same. 1yi
pALM Of THOUSAND FLOWERs
- This celebrated article for identifying the con
plexon curing diseases of the skin, lust received
| the Drug Store of STARkWEATHER & co.
DABBIT,s POTASH in tin Cans. for max
- ing hard and soft Soap constantly on hand a
STARKWEATHER Il Co.'s
WHEN We meet with opposition in one thing
| w We are bound to eveel, ID est in keeping til
best and purest quality of Drugs and Mepcines i
the market We have been East and have selee
ed the Best from the New York Market
| Oct. 9. sc STARkWEATHER a. Co
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FOR SALE

To ali those seeking Bargains in these Hard Times
we would say give call.
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n Q w ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


Benevolent Institution, established by special endow
lent, for the relief Of the sick and distressed Afflicted
with 'Virulent and Epidemic Diseases
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such "a
sperInatorrh0a, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gopsr-
rhS Geet, syphilis. the Vice Of 0nauisH % self Abuse
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of The awful aev
tructon Of human life caused by Sexual diseases ana hi
receptions raesed upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Qusck have directed their Consulting Surgeon
az tdftfaoe act worthy Of their name, give aEDIcAL
ADVICE GRATIS to a persons thus afflicted who apply by
etef with DESCRIPTION OF their condition. Gage occupation
habits Of e, Gcl and Ia Of extreme poverty and sur
ierinE, TO knrnsn Medicines Free Charge IL "a need
less 10 add That the Association commands the hges; Med
zeal skill Of the age and will irnIsh the
treatment.
The Directors, reyes the past feel assured that
Their a5oTs IN this sphere Of benevolent effort have been
CT great benefit 70 the afflicted. especially &c the Young
and they have resolved 10 devote themselves with renewed
a. al TO his very important bat much des pissed cause
Just Published, by the Association Report on Sperma-
torrioa OF seminal Weakness, the vice OnaGisl Mas
turbaton or SELF Abuse and oer diseases the Sexual
Organs By the Consulting Surgeon which viii be sent by
man, On sealed envelapel FREE or CIARGEon the re-
| ceipt OF TWO STAMPS fer postage.
Address DR.. GEO. r. iLHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association No. South NINTH Street Phiaael
| pha, Pa. By Order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President:
| GEO. FAIRCHILp, Sec'y 1ys8
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so GOOD LOTS,

in different parts of the City Of Kenoshai which viii
be sold cheap for on time.
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T HNSEED OHL,-French, Yellow and Vene-
tan Red, large invoice just received and will
be sold cheap by STARKWEATHER g. Co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18

The following Lanls which We hold by virtue of
Tax Title in the County OF konosha,
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benevolent institution, established by special endow
nent Tor the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted
with "Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Andrew Hanpor t, =,
ris, Kenosha County, deceased: '''e VI
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27
CHALLENGE.-The New Orleans

A CHALLENGE.-The New Orleans
Crescent says that Mr.. Raal Morphy,
President Of the New Orleans Chess
Club, and the king Of American chess
players, has sent a challenge, through a
committee Of the Club, to Mr.. Howard
Stanton, chess editor of the London
Illustrated News, and acknowledged
king of the European ehess~players, to
visit New Orleans, and>engage in a tilt
with him for a wager of $1,000 a side E;
the winner Of the first eleven games to
be the victor ; the limit of time to each
move, thity minutes ; Mr.. Stanton to
have the right, if he wishes, to sit twice
a day, four hours at each sitting !; and
should he lose, to be allowed $1,000 to
cover his expenses in coming to New
Orleans and returning to London. Tbs
challenge has been duly forwarded; with
all the above and4other liberal propesi-
tons distinctly statediineit.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27

He died rih.'--We commend the simple
yet thrilling narrative which appears in
our paper this week under this brief,
yet ominous title it is, as our readers
will perceive, beautifully written, and;
at the same time, without any attempt
at effect. 1t emanates from the pen of a
lady, who, if she did not prefer the
scclusion o. her own, darling homc-cirele
to the praise aaa admiration. of the
public, would, long ago, have gained a
a reputation rs an authoress, of which
any one might well be proud. 1t will
not detract from her merit to inform
numerous readers that she is o daughter
Of our noble State.
She has promised US an occasional
article, and we but echo the sentiments
Of all our readers when we say that we
hope she will keep her promise as far
as her physical ability will permit. More
anon.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27
COL. CLAIBORNE.

We had the pleasure this week, oi
receiving q visit from this gentlemn,
who so creditably Representations parish
in the Legislature during the session
which has just closed. The Colonel ex-
planned his cours during the whole
term, his vote upon the leading subjects,
especially the closing of Bayou Plaque.
mine, and the African Apprentice bills,
in a manner which, to us, at least, was
highly satisfactory, and which, we have
no doubt, will be equally so to the great
majority of his constituents. We will,
probably, have occasion to refer more
fully to tfiis ssSIjsothereafter
We were panied. to perceive that the
Coils health had suffered; during the. pro.
tracted siege of the session, and we hope
that the comforts of home, to which he
has been for nearly two months a stran.
ger, will soon restore him to his usual
health and usefulness.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27

CURE FOR THE BrrE or A MAD Doe.-A
writer in the National Intelligencer says
that spirits of hartsllorn is a certain
remedy for the bite of a mad dog. The
wound, he adds, should be constantly
bathed with it, and three or four doses,
diluted, taken inwardly during the day.
The hartslsorn decomposes, chemically,
the virus insinuated into the wound, and
Immediately alters and destroys its
deleteriousnesasr The writer, who resided
i'll Brazil for some time, FIRST tried it for
the bite Of asacorpion, and found that it
removed pain and Inflammation almost
Instantly. Subsequently, he tried it for
the bite Of the rattlesnake, with similar
success AT the suggestion of the
writer, al old friend and physician tried
il in cases Of hydrophobia, and always
with success.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
John Burton Nos. Hse
R. w. and c. F. McRae, Bibb s. So
Hopkins, Int.
pY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of f ia, issu:
IL ed in the above entitled suit and to me dircc-
ted by the Hon. the 18th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plaintiff )
demand and costs of suit, l have seized, and will
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, the LIST day Of May 1853,
at IL o'clock, a. M, all the right and interest
that the defendant has in and to the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
ALI and singular that certain tract OF portion of
land situated on the Bayou Fordoehe, ID the par
ih of Pointe Coupee in this State, bounded above
by lands of Martin Carmouche and below by
lands belonging to the estate Of I'll. Clark, con-
tanning fourteen hundred arpents more or less.
and the following named slaves, to-wit:
Bob, aged IS years;; John 80, Dennis IL, DAN
lei 40, Henry 80, Peter 80, William %, Squire ~,
Scott 80, Dave 70, heyi 10, John t9, Dick 10,
Seaton SO, Manuel rs, Jerry %, Hern 10, Bob Is,
Cooper %, Eliza 40 and her child Polly, Emily
20, Leaty Is, Henrietta Is, Phillip 4s, Nelly
40 years aud her child Jane, Alexander or Aleck
20, Cyrus Il, Suzan ~, CLANCY Is, ann 30 and
her children, Mingo Is and York 6, Becky and
her child, Cadence % and her child 7, Suzan Is
and her child, Lucinda 40, Maris ~ and her
child, Lucinda 20 and her child Alexander or
Aleck %, Julia 80 and her child, Lucinda Wash
ington and her child, Patsy 30 and her child
rem, Hetty J, Will Is, Chariot IS, Harriet IS,
Arthur 10, Jack 30.
Terms of Sale.
Fifteen thousand dollars, with interest at the
rate Of eight per cent. per annum, since the 4th
November 1854, payable cash, and the sum Of
five thousand dollars, with like interest, PAYABLE
on the lst January 1859 and costs.
SEVERN PORCHE, Shf.
Pointe Coupee, NH 81, 1858. 7tds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27

WHAT HE CONES roR.-The Turkish
Admiral, who has arrived lately in New
York, says that he visits this country
for the twofold purpose of building a
vessel for the Turkish Navy, and confer.
ring with the Government officially, as
the representative of the Sublime Porte.
lie intends to remain in New York a
short time before he proceeds to- Wash,
ington. He thus combines with his
ship-building a diplomatic mission to
this country, which, if properly carried
out, may result in important commercial
results.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27

CADETS AT LARGE.-The President has
appointed the following cadets at
large" for the year '5s
l. George Mckee, of Kentucky,
whose father was killed in the battle at
Buena Vista, leading the regiment in the
final conflict.
2. Samuel NJ. Mansfield, son of Col.
Mansfield, who was distinguished for
gallant services at Fort Brown, at
Monterey, where he was severely wound
ed, and at Buena Vista.
8. Singleton Van Buren,, son of Col.
A. Van Buren,, late of the army, distin-
guished in the battles of Cefro Gordo,
Contreras, and Churubusco.
4. VIM. S. Beebe. who was adopted
as the son of his uncle, Capt. Casey,
during his life-an intelligent, jealous,
and highly meritorioas officer, who died
in service, in Florida.
S. George N. Bomford, son of Brevet
Lieut.. Col. Bonfos3, Of the army, distin-
guished for gallant conduct in the battles
Of Contreras and Churubusco, with the
storming party at the battle Of Molino
del Rey, and at the battle of Chapaltepec.
6. William Fl. Belts, distinguished
and wounded in action at Fort Drane,
Florida, from the effects Of which he
died.
Z. Charles r, Suter, son of Assistant
Surgeon Suter, formerly of the army,
who was distinguished in the battle of
Contreras, and died soon after in the
city Of Mexico.
8. John R. Blocker, brother of Ser
geant VIM. Butler Blocker. who, from
the wounds of his superiors, was.
in command of his company at the battle
Of Garcia Belon, and was killed at the
head Of his company; cousin of Col, P.
NJ. Butler, who was killed at the head
of his company at Churubusco; of
Whitfield G. Brooks. who died of wounds,
received at the same time and place /;
and Of Richard Watson, who, after being
twice wounded, was shot down in the
storming party at Chapulterpec.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-27
.ASTRAYS-TAKEN UP.

By Terence Samson, jr, on the plaptation Of
Terence Samson, ST., a light brown mare mule,
large and strongly built, supposed to be about 1
years old. Name and tail appear to have been
reached about one year ago.; has marks of traces
on right thigh-no ether mark visible:
AT the same time and place, by the same per-
son, o sorrel Creole horse, with a swelling on the
nose Supposed to be about s years old. No
other mark visible.
The owner Of either of said animals is requested
to come forward, prove property, nay charges and
take them away, else they will be disposed of ac-
cording to law.
J.. ST. GERMAN,
J. r. 7th Ward.
Waterloo. ~ mch-tf