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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15

NEW ORLEANS, April l3. The crevassc opposite th
city still opcn and the water continues pouring through
it, stopping the Opelousas trains and doing ncalcual,
damage. 't f ftt# "a .H@ ~ ~ 10y
The steamers news was published in the regular edi
tions of the Associated Press here. tf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

-. OHuyAVe5tt Of F0Tec3OsU'e and V0Le y
his wife: ~ 1'oohey anu Ahce,
b virtue ana ~ pursuance Of final decree or Judgment
non bearing date the sixth 6th day of May A. D. 1853
ana 10 me directed shall expose to sale and sell To tb
lShest Dlader therefor at the house. in the citv f
hehosha and state OF Wisconsin, Saturday the Dist
day of August, A. D. 1858, between the honrs Of
tne looWlng described premises, viz All that certain
piece OF parcel Of land lying being In the town of
pIghtoh henosha county, and state of Wisconsin de-
scrl6ed as follows to wit The northeast quarter Of he
and the southwest quarter Of the south
me, 9urer o. section number eighteen ISL in township
huDsf TWO IL north of range number twenty 1901 east
less. 5.s - = y is seiAe more or
Dated at the sherf's Office in Kenosba Wisconsin ;.
Sth day of July, A. d. 1858. p TyMFs0,Ns' 'iS
-, -. Sheriff of KenoSha County
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NORGE.
WHEREAS my, :.

W the 3rd off mg FRANCES left my bed and board =,
rbor he ss are hereby notified not to
debts contracted biL on my account as will nav
after this date '' Or on her account, from and
Pleasant Prairie, July 18th Is5S M d. DooLITTLE.
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS

HOUSE TRIMMINGS, =.
ana Builders Hardware arenvited to call and examine
Black irhs viii always and them, well supplied n with
Iron OF all knds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes, &c. with
u full assortment of Hsfa vIlsa lgns 800 z4s4 IL
e T.. Blacz:SmitNs Tools, ~ o, A..
Among which may be found Bellows, Anvs Vices sedges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies Rasps, Files, Nippers, &C.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet TIaiters' Tools and Tsir,l,. Il, 81,
Choice selections Of English American, Table and
Pocket -
st.G CUTLERY. j S1 gsI "a .aa.
Silver Plated German Silver ana Abatta Ware Of ali,
descriptions, together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS .gs. i
Cistsrn and Chain Pumps with tubing well Wheels Cor
dage of all kinds and in fact everything that the
hardware business comprising enc of the most extensive
The stock entirely new ha wing been selected with the
greatest care, from manufacturers and Importers and will
be sold for cash as ow than be bought in the
Sst.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders, sidT
And all others are respectfully requested can and ex
anime Goods and Prices hch win NV uiy and free
Z n % III
Of all descriptions Ok bows and OK okes rings and sta
Pies steel springs cutvaor teeth Nails little cheaper
than our neghb9rs wheel heads, wooden and iron bench
screws files chses augers bellows, grind stones and enor
Tin, Sheet Iron and Conner Ware,
of our manufacture, surpassed by tinker
this side of sundownl
OUR TIN SHOP
Is up stars where and keep constantly or
kand everything in the line of tin manufactures and where
ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors troughs
&C., and put them up at short notice.
To ell who wish to make acquaintance we would say
always glad to you, with you get your
money in exchange for full equivalents when you
not the cash. or old iron rags old copper pewter brass
ke don't refuse to wait you reasonable length
| Of tine, DOING by you we would be done by.
e oruers viii receive prompt and careful attention
.,...r. i; erode WOOD d. CARTER.
Kenosha, Sept. 25, 1856. Iy15
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8 HERIFF's SALE. KENOs7IA Co77,7

- ny cIRcITTT cnI1pm = ,AENOSEiA COUN-
scas issued out OF the circuit in and for said c me
o. hehosh ana state OF Wisconsin, to me directad ~
lsereI, nave eVed upon and shall offer for ssl I w
a! puphc Vehdue to the highest bidder therefor +hi
nd ~ e court house in the city county Of Keno.
@ ~ desa oiesad' on Saturday the 2Sth day of An
IN the afternoon Of that day. all right title and
Wnich "liam seymour had the 9th day of Anil n
t pieces parcels or lots land lying and being in
te Guy ana county of Kenesha, and state of Wiseon -
@ ihe uhdlylded half oflo eight (s) in block eleven
"a ana me undivided one haifpaft Of lots one and two
% IN DOCK twenty eight [2S) also lots two and ten
q ~ m DOCK fourteen C4), also lots two Three ana
steven y ID in block fifteen 5 all being in the south
mes. qurter Of section number try-two (82 town two
" fags 2 east, and in the city and conn
Dated at the Sheriff Is Office, July 14th, 1852 3a
| A. P TYMESON
J. J. PETIT, PiG's Atty IGU GU WIS
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ESTRAvS

<c---ESA CAME into the encIos
or about the 24th Of June Ias TN ts subscriber on
A sfsSsg saEsf viz Fqy " Of them ss
and two buck lambs me o one large horned wether,
[ Irs ear one Of the has hole in each ea aps the
Of S has square Eh Ges and Vi left SU
mas only hole through the left earad t the wether
owner G rs married with black the rump the
and take the sheep away ~ properly, pay charges
SOmers, July I, ISIS LEVI 70
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NJ 0 I . :

Vac Notes and Book Accounts of the late fr, oe,,
a. MeManman' having been assigned TO ~ % Du1y
same are placed in the hands Of H. Tuttle F
Kenosba Iri q 800 &. rs-r., THOMAS PRICTURE
ONJ - lolo 3g6
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M oARBLE FA G TO q Y,
GES RICE ACgxIEy

6AG RICE ACgxLEY. u
a 8NOUNTES to thepeopleof Kenosha City and
"A v4ai!J Al Iicnity, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs 3 I of JosEPH +, EGLL, and has added
largely ta. s.e Stock, With both "a y - y"
s9 E<aEian andtAnieric.ssl Marble, ~
Of: FL very best quality and is prepared to furnish
0 order all work in the marble line
5eing an EAPERlENGBDW o RKMAN, he feels
confidence III wGlranting his f s..t4
Non unents, Tomb S6ones, Tomb Tables, ObIaesk.
Paint, Stones, Tf
And all other work wanted, ia, finish and style, tt
rival all competition -
Plain Raised, or OrgGmeatal TToyk, of aay cha,ac
ter DESIRED done style to give entire saiisfc
tor He respectfully solicits he patronage Of tn,
Public. s1
10 Shop on Pearl street, south side, west of Main
across from the Post Office
KEEosHA June 1S55.-n1vI6. .a
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Madison Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
South margin of Lake Menona, opposite and in full
view of the city of Madison, and sufficiently removed from
the public thoroughares and business localities insure
undisturbed quiet to the invalid. The gronnds comprising
about so beautifully undulatng, bordering the
Lake for more than half mile, covered with fine native
oaks and shrubbery and the scenery the vicinity
braciug every variety of landscape makes this the
enchanting and lovely retreat in the Northwest
The Buildings are large, elegant and comfortably furn-
ished and capable of accommodating about 100 patients
They are heated throughout witsteam that the
peraure in each be regulated with the greatest
facility thus rendering the establishment especially suita-
BILE for winter accommodation.
The dry clear and stimulating atmosphere of interior
Wisconsin. is admirably adapted in connection with the
the suffering invalid and all that close medical attention.
proper and vl orous treatment and kind avail
restore to health those entrusted charge will be
sheerfully and readily employed. te-
This Institution has been recently purchased by the Pro-
prietor and reftted up style surpassed by any
similar establishment in his country, determine
ton to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly
Model Water euro establishment,
Conducted strictly upon Hydropahic and Hygene prnci-
pence shall be spared promote the health
those visiting the Cure The Medical department under
the charge of Dr. s. NJ LANDS formerly of Philadelphia,
who having had eight experience the Water Cure
system is fully competent to take charge of the Medical
Department.
limited number of Boarders admitted.
~ Daily Lectures to Students. For further particu-
lars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis
consin. 6m49
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I n ATTACmMENT. JUSTIcr c1,I7n5l,,

City Of Kenosha; S. To Richard Enge, >.
You are hereby notified that a writ of asta:,
Deen issued against you and your property mas
isy the demand of Christian Enge acnea to sat
ao Sa NOW unless you shall appear before
d ssd % e reaee IN and for said County at his
N sslH ey on the 18th day of August A. D. Ss9 ~ @
O'Clock IN the afternoon judgment will be rendere5 az one
you, ana your property sold to pay the debt asas'
Dated this 10th day of July A. D. Is5s
3w6 CIJR1sTT /, NJ fo soe
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: THOMAS PRICTURE.

q THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERM
Wines, Liquors, ErisI, and Scotch tyhiskey
-cLondOn Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c. r.
Brandics.-O tard, Dupuy .. Co., I. CAeron's
Champagne, G. Admyrauld, A. Lombot, J. g.
r. Martial, Rastea' C&a5Taye,, l. Ma' rioa,
J. J. Dupmy, Damien. 40 3D.
Gins-Cclogne, DnKugpers, Key, Thistle
Fsun,s-Jamaica, 81 C1oi1.a org ai - 6s'a..2
Whislscys-OldM onongatela
and pure jtace,. Skerry D. G Gordon, OtAe
Grades. saI3o s.Alsd 81 bls .lHst Sd. IS .i;.
Champagne Heidsicko and Headsack 4. Co., d. Lalze-
4nand, do. Queen Victoria, do Duca1 Crane,
Cloret in casks, C7aret IN cases, White IN casks,
White IN cases, MuScat, Aitscat IN cases, Bran
dy Cherries, Che,,ry Braady, Cordials, Balters,
A1cohol Pure SPIRIT 9 gisl
z5gePrctures Double Reetified Whskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis. dis nl6vle
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IeaaL.


THE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore evi..,,,. ,...-.
o. s5arkweather and Asahel Farr has BEEN get"sen
Kenosba Juv II 1870 J. D; STARKwEATHER.
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Nenossna County Circuit Court

neouIa7e ssheriff Of Kenos,,. ~ NE alLsoN,
]. ]. PETIT, PlG's Atty. eo 9sn'y' WIS
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Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin
JoN B. JILsUN, Plf's Atty Gw2
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" ENOsHA COUNTY CTRcTI

IL ENOSHA COUNTY CIR CUIT
"a CoURT-SHERlFFS SALE-BY virtue of a writ or
er aclas issued out of the Circuit Court in and for the
ony OF henosha and state of Wisconsin, to me directed
anu ueVered against the goods and chattels lands and
eehehts OF the Southport Lodge Number Seven of hide
M Order Of Odd Fellows have levied upon and shah
J M sue ana sell at public vendue 10 the highest bid.
osna ana state aforesaid Saturday seventh da Of
Augnsl a. D. $685. between the hours of one and three o.
cocA ~ we afternoon of that day, the right title and
winch the said Southport Lodge Number Seven of
huepenaeht Order of Odd Fellows had on the eleventh
ay o. November d. 1851 amy time since that day
In u 70 Ie following described piece parcel of land
B ana oelng IN the county and state aforesaid to viii
commencing at the northwest corner of block number
hiry-oa 3Il thence southerly on the line of said Heb
menylour IA feet thence easerly parallel with The
@ le OF sal6 block one hundred and thirtytwo l82l
ehce nortiefiy parallel with the west line TO the
10 aae south line of Wisconsin street, thence
Westerly on said south line the place beginning ex
ceP,g and reseryg an alley Of twelve feetn width on
Dated at'the sherifls Office, June %, 1865.
- A. p. TYMESON,
Sheriff of Kenosha County Wisconsin.
jon b. JILsUN, Plf's Atty. 6w2
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EsTRAYS.

GI ly Bird, 1855 two bay MAJ f me subscriber Ju-
S years old one has white stripe On tb about two
take Ike rs eeqlested to prove property nav .a
Fou.n pFls'o kenosha Co., July 9TH is5s NV IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-29

greatest distances. The remotcst star per-
ccptible to the eye may produce certain
physical influence upon the earth, and comets,
which sometimes approach very near the
earth, may produce sensible effect upon 1t.
Sir Isaac Newton supposed that "thc atmos-
pheres and tails of comets may supply the
planets with moisture, which is continually
wasting by the growing of vegetables out OF
water and turning into earth and that from
the same source may be derived "the purest
part of our air. which is requisite for the OK
itence of living beings" NJ. Arogo, although
be scouts the vulgar idea Of comets being tho
cause Of most calamitous events, yet admits
that mot only comotary matter may fall into
our atmosphere, but that this phenomenon is
of a nature to occur frequently. and may pos
sibly produce those epidemic diseases which
have been attributed to It,. DR.. Dick. after
mentioning the influence which many of the
planets may have over the EARTH and that Of
the sun and moon particularly the latter, Civ
ing several accounts Of the peculiar effect of
IFS light ON animal and vegetable substances,
says of comets, "thoir light, whether native or
reflected, appears 20 bc peculiar and the mar
gin of their immense tails may occasionally
Craze our atmosphere when we are not
aware of it, and may produce peculiar effect,
dilercn, from that produced by the other
bodies in our system but what chat special
effect Is has not hitherto been determined
There are many other subjects Of great in
torcst 20 the scholar, pertaining 90 these bod
les. such whether they are habitable or
not. their physical constitution their mo-
items and orbits that have afforded large
scope for discussion among astronomers in all
1vos. but / have said iu this lnftnr all that /
deem of such interest TO the general reader as
90 demand attention at this time. | will close
with one further observation of DR.. Dick :
Whatever opinions we may adopt as 10 the
physical constitution Of comets. we must adj o.
init that they serve some grand purpose in
the economy of the universe; for we cannot
suppose that the Almighty has created such
an immense number of bodies and set them
in rapid motion according 70 established laws.
without an end worthy OF his projections,
and, on the whole, beneficial to the inhabit-
ants of the system through which they move.
Stone, Oct %, 1858.
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THE HIsTORIcAL SOCIETY.

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HIRAM GA LIZ S ESTATE
L L STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District. IS.
In Probate court holden at Montpelier within and for
said district, on the ID day of Oct, A. ID. 1898
Silas May, administrator on the estate Of Hiram
Gale late Of Waterbury, in said district deceased makes
application 10 said court for extension Of the time
heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said
and TO render his administration account until
future day; Wherwpon il Is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate Office ia Mont
pecr the I'd day Of November A. ID. 1885, and, il is
further ordered, that notice be given all persons
ccncd by the publication Of this order in the Vermont
Waterman State Journal printed at Montpelier three
weeks successfully, before idhearng.
BY order Of court
1870 Attest, 4. r. MERRILL, Register
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CoLDs, Cou0is. Asru,tA, Asp CONSUMPTION
Case tI0m Mr lloon,0fkef, n T., fa0foffos The fol-
oioiag etgyerf inffye,f 10 the operatives ~
Cotton Factories.
PROVIDENCE. X. l., March ~, 1916.
This may certify that I the undersigned Formerly
weaver al the Woonsorket, r. l. Factories have bcen
confined my chamber since the 10Th VI June last aud
was supposed in confirmed Consumption. The history
the mill the room being very hot and dusty, was sud
denly seized with violent pains in my chest followed by
sense Of fullncss, and flow Of blood from the lungs
The pains returned AZ nter'a' and the raising Of blood
continued had much icyer sweats and ehlls, and no
appetite. Being much reduced and unable TO work.
lef the mill, aud placed myself under the Of Dr.
II. G. Brown, Of Providence, Il. J. Various remedies
tried with little or no benht, until Dr. b. consider
ing my case almost hopeless, advised me 10 Try the Hun
garian halsam aud this, as believe, has been the
means OF my restoration 20 perfect health II Is now SIX
weeks since commenced taking this Basem. The fe-
and sweats have coascd-he flow Of blood has been
checked-my strength has visbN incrcased-and feel
nearly as well as ever. can also state, for the nor
nation Of the afflicted that this Basam has been used in
the Woonsooket factories, by many persons who have
been troubled with Coughs Soreness and Pain in the
Chest, with excellent elect
SARAH A. BROWN.
The undersigned Physician, ohoerf,lly gives his GER
thcatc confirmation Of the above statement, which Is
strictly aud entirely true H. q. BROWN.
aJ' sole Proprietor, DAVID T. BRADLEE, Water
town. Mass 10 whom all orders should be addresscd.-
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine 10 every town
In the United States and British Provinces Oslm
Fam. y. SMITH Wholesale and keail Agent
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Boston \ nr@ ilOrk announcements.

A n English Lady, experienced in tuition,
n desires an engagement in family residing In one
OF the Northern States. She is competent 10 teach
French Italian, German and Music, with the usual
branches Of English Highly satisfactory testimonials
given. Address b. care VIM. Ward, Tea Store, Myrtle
Avenue, near Graham st., y Brooklyn, n. X l4i0
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DARrIcULAR NOTICE TO CoNsUM-

\ ERS or WHITE LEAD.
The subscribers. General Agents for John I. Lewis
Brothers Phil depha white Lead offer it 60 the pub
lie, and warrant oil the excellent quality that
Of the hun only being changed)
The quality OF this Lead has been too long and aVora
bly, known TO require anything now 10 be said in its
praise and purchasers may be assured that they get
full weight Of Lead in each keg, and do not pa, for the
weight Of the key as charged by other companies.
We have, also, full supply Of CO0rs from the same
manufacturers, which warrant Of superior qaaify.
1HANER, RICE CO.,
0S20 No. - India Street, Boston.
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4 N Il RI 4 n W 4 T c HES
These superior Watches are made by the aid Of new
and original machinery, expressly designed 10 secure
Nth a ioW price, a TlNR SUBSTANTIAL and UNIFORMLY
uELABIE ume-keepcr The movements ore new in
construction, have been pronounced by the highest
horues to be fdufieSs az priHcpie and qndity and
have been proved by the most exacng tests to be
falling iu action, These watches made entire from
the crude materials IN single establishments by cons
uectod and uniform proccsses-the factory being organ
lied upon the system that has been adopted in the
production NJ the uuoqualed American firearms, which
enables % Ignduec cment al one haV the price
Of foreign movement Of the same quality Bach watch
is carefully tested aud Is accompanied with the makers
certificate and warranty for rEN years
ALI FOnEiGN WATCHES ARB MADE by HANp, the
American Watches being the only ones made by machn-
cry upon uniform system throughout Nearly all haud
made watches defective, and continually getting
out Of order In many parts Of the country II is impose
bic 10 find good watch repacIs and watch repairing D.
always uncertain aud expensive. The introduction u
American watches disposcs o this difficulty, and country
merchants, well us watch dealers keep watches
part Of their miscellaneous stock and thus supply
their customers with KEW STAPLE, which may be used
any other article, without mystery humbug-
Sold by the trade generally
salcsruom In Boston, 1853 Washington Street Gene
raj Agents, Mcssrs. RonHiNs S APPLETON, Now York
APPLETON, TRACY q CO.,
0S.21 Wathnm. Mass.
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Boston & Rtw uorR ADVERTISEMENTS.
, GARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR

u NAND 7 hOM IN JAM 10 NJ - An
"A REIL Of he Nso foIk Lung IqfrSiary.-
MY connection fur the past eight wear, with the above
nstimtiun Chief Physician and twelve years course
nf steady devotion ~ the Cure OF Pulmonary Consup-
ton aud It's kindred diseases, Together with my unri,al
led opportunities aud advantage of pathological research
aided not little by perfect system of Mefe1l ihd
aud successful Of treatment Tor The positive and
radical of all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs aud
diIassagcs. by Inhalation, the vapor and curative
properties % medicines directly addressed 20 The dis
rascd organs and the iutcgumCnt do not advise the
use " Medical Inhalation Of any kind, o. the exclusion
OF 0.Htrui frenff and although consider % useful
often fatal Diseases, yet deem % yer, necessary that
each patient should have hc benefit of both general and
above dscas and the hish character of the institution
which hive o long had the honor 90 preside are
too we'll known Co need any oulog comment from me
AZ the .ohcitaiion of many private ana prDiossona
frcnds through whose rhiauthropc aid the above char
ity has been lonH aud literally supported and after due
consideration. have concluded % make such arrange
treatment within tc reach u il, and not cunhnc myself
rs heretofore, to those only who entered the nhrma}
frc that the arrangement viii give entire satisfaction
both 90 my professional brethren aud the public, would
respectfully announce In conclusion, TINT nom be-
c0nsUd personally 0i oY fffefi on $40 aiclscs o.. above
and that the medicines The same as used n the lhsttu
ti'n prepared to suit each individual case hhaig a.
U0f Medcgf ihGys sc. &c., will he forwarded ty cX-
prcss 20 any part Of the United States The Canadn-
IrHNsMy terms ct treatment by ltuct lrc as follows
viz Sl2 per month fnr each pateut which viii include
medicine sufficient f'r one months use also. inhalnR
Napur, aud au luhtmg Apparatus Payment as fol-
lows so Oh be paid t0 Express Agcut receipt az the
ok of Medicine ahd the lalnce SO at the expiration "i
hr month"; DO tEn patient Doe cured or is entirely satisfied
with thc treatment Patients by girne fuli history ui
ucir case aud Acir symptoms n ull, CON bc treated as
wD.l hy lcuef %, b, personal examination Iaticu-
ayli.g tham-ctc- of Dr Jarrett. treatment may RELY
upon immediate aud pcrnuincut rclef hc seldom bias
90 treat caso over thirty days Letters nr advice
JAMES ". JARRETT. ~. D..
30. N2i Broadway, cor Twelfth ST., y y