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PARTICULARS NOTICE.

k8 The Gentleman who last eveaing passed a
Three Dollar Bill or the Bank Of Chicago. viii
save himself trouble, by calling and redeeming the
same. He is well known. L. PHELPS.
Kenosha, March Is, 1858.
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JOHN II. McEWI n, M. D.,
lfs Gsllowhill street


s hereby ordered by the Comfron Counsel Of the City
Of enesha that side walk four feet wide Of plank
inches thick laid enghwise ard well spiked upon
four inches square be built the side OF Congress
Street, from Prairie Avenue 10 Julius Street
Passe March 18th, Ists GEO. Il. PAUL,
Attest, Ii. T. WEST, Clerk Mayor
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Comfy S;, :. :, x hsaT,h"' To Joshua Davies
Won airs hereby notified that a writ Of attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
to satisfy ths demand OF Calvin L. Ely amounting thirty
ono dolars end eighty cents Now unless You shan APP
pear before Sas Ames Justice the Peace IN and for
said county, his cce in the city Of keussla the 5h
day April ISIS, O'Clock in the afternoon, judg
will be rendered against you and your properly sold
to pay the debt. CALVIN J.. Ely.
Dated March 18th, 1858. 8v40
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FTOf. De GrRth'S
PRACTICE.

sheriff cured in night by De Grnh's Electric Oil.
Letter from Or. Keyser
prof. Dr. GRATH=-I have a remarkable cure Deputy
Sheriff Kerr OF PittSburg had very swollen and pa nul
hand applied the oil personally, which gave instant
lief lie has recommended The on 10 others afflicted with
Ieunam, in which the results were most satisfactory
Truly, Yours, g. II. KEYShR, ~ d.
E:feHs Cures! Citizens, Read.
RHErAAnsM-Nr. Jo'eph D. Bartle, Myrtle street, says
the Electric Oh cured him Immediately.
PILRs Charles Sexton, Esq, Va Mayor OF Camden says
six applications cured hinl. Also cutd his rheumatism.
NVtHAIFtA--Mr David Mann as Vine street saws he
great sufferer, but the Oil AiH. So saysE H.
Grant, Esq., 81 North Eighth street
CRoUP-Tis OIL is infalhbe for Group. Ask a lady at
the Girsrd House.
CAUuoN.-There are numerous limitations sprung up on
the reputation that my article has acquired This public
must beware They are worthless.
Philadelphia, Sept 1st, 1856
Prof DIX GKATH--DsRr Sir: must INFORM you Of the
great benefit patient Of mine has experienced from the
application % your Electric OIL The that OF
gr OF eight years OF age who terribly afflicted with
scroaia end discharge from the knee The leg became
contracted literally bury the heel In the hip IL
nothing in tho whole "Masria hsdica" to have any affect
give relief. finally procured bottle Of yeur Electric
OIL and gave to the mother, directing her is apply TO
the parts along the contracted sintwq which had
making the leg nearly onefouTih straight IN about six
hours The application the Oil WAS continued FOR about
three weeks, usirg only six bottleand the leg is
JOHN H. McEwI N, NJ D.,
162 Cslowhil street
rheumatism Deafness, NtuT algia, Swelling stnness,
and ali pains cured ky bottle Of Prof De Grsth Eec
trie OH.
This letter is one Of many received recently
Philadelphia, June q, 1856.
Prof De Graih-I had swelling In NY limbs nearly
year After using many things without benefit the
bGts Of your on USED cured lie Immediately ] shall
ever remember you as my restorsr. J. L. NOLAN,
52s Chestnut street.
weather Co. T Robinson, and CLARK Son, Kenosha.
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HYGIENE DENTAL.

The writer, dentist ovsr 40 years sx-
perience-l7 among crowned heads) SO
operates on the teeth Is not only to pre-
vent decay, but even to cause q re-
growth of missing organs.
ISAAC GE RGE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18
DENTAL HYGIENE.

The writer, dentist II years in
New 7 DIRK city, so operates on the teeth,
that they are secured from decay
Office-RUNALs HOUSE.
Attendance, 10 A. d. till p. M.
2Ht37 Y Y
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DISSOLUTION.

The Co-paruershp heretofore existing betwnsn the un-
dergsd under the firm Of scHsFF Burrs This day ds
solved by mutual The business viii be carried
by - A. BuT7s, VINO alone is authorized settle all
counts, collect ali debts due the late fr and to sse
al claims agshss. 1t. 5,sf aeW @seal g a
sls :f S, S. seHoFF,
hsnosha, March y, 1855. J. 4. BUTTS.
Special Notice.-Ths above change sin make il inp-
psrately that all accounts dus either for SUI
qrpsion, advertising lob work, be settled Immediately
j. A. BUTTS,
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KEEP In MIND

That can buy Staple Dry Goods Groceries and
visions CHEAPER at GEO, D. HEADS than any other
place in town.
For proof Of the above, cali and see.
4wfo Or d. II.
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CIRCUIT COURT.-COUNTY OF KE-
NOsKA.
SaGmcns for Beliet-lCo not scrved.l
The State II Micronesia, 70

saEImcns for Beet.-ICom not scrvedI
The State II Micronesia, 70
JOHN Wilson, John Cove, c. v Written L. b. Hopkns II
5. Bgritt, James Grssneugh, William T. Cook Jacob Z.
Steele George W earns; Fisd, Beaedict CO. Benedict
MaHsry Esfnhsm; jewett, Gates johnson; : l.. Bar
rett; Hsnry.W. King Co., Daniel Head Dewitt Camp
bell, Geerge d. Head, Charles uOwanC Frederick Rob-
nsen; b. StSrkwesther & Co; +. NJ Kinney, Nicholas
Ehls George Bennett William b. selleek the City Bank
OF KenoshR; Isaiah johnson, LueaG Merrill r. H. KEEL
lsgg, David Is. Tears J.. r Kellogg phneas ovey, Cap
tain liSnnahs, c. L. By, George Baldwin, Harmon Marsh
Charles Durkse Gideon Truesdsl, James j. Petit Mrs.
Val, Masses Barber, Peter II. Wood, Thomas Carter
Defendants.
NOD are hereby summoned and required 20 answer the
L complaint OF Abraham Hanson, plaintiff m this action,
which nsd in the sce of the clerk 81 this court
Aenosha CITY, 10 said county, the 4h day of March A.
y. 1855 and copy OF your at my Of
ace in kenosha city aforesaid in the state OF Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF
day 81 such service; and II you fail 10 the
plant aforesaid hs said Abraham Hanson viii apply
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, March 4th 1853 J. j. PETIT,
6w4U Plaintiff : Attorney.
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Ere you Sick 2

Their you can't be cured too sosn. Don't delay until
your eouPlant and when iii
ate. Pour sfths Of all the diseases which people the
church yards might be cured by Ayers Cahartc Pills, il
taken in season. Don't 60 dragging through the spring
faint sleepy and tes. because your blood AIDED with
bile Don't bear the headache, heartburn and their kin
ared disorders, because your stomach foul Don't pa
lade yourself around the werd, covered with pmpes
slstches ulcers and all any of the unclean dis
sases OF the skin because system Gle ansing
pont chow yourself about lean, haggard all caved
cause stomach and bowels need srengthe ming into
healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
as water quenchss fire. They purify the body blood
and restore their functions into healthy activity which
you can feel quick they taken. They
great medical wonder of the age recognized by who
know their virtues and many thousands them Take
the Cherry Pector, for cough, and thu Pills fer all de-
rangements requiring purgatye medicine
Prepared by DIR. J. c.. AVER Lowell, Mass and sold BY
Druggists everyvlers. 3m2s
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Gifx Ar,Inr

II is hereby ordered by the Common Council the City
Of Aerosha, data Side Nekfour feet wide 81 plank laid
eng wise and well spiked upon mbers four inches
be built upon the north side OF Park Street, from West
Main Street three Blocks west.
Passed March 10, 1888. CLIO II. PAUL
Attest, H. 4. WEST, Clerk. Mayor,
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in SU r A NJ CE A G ENC Y
an KEN0sHA co. BANK

City Fire Insurance 90. Of Hartford, CT.
Merchants s. Traders Fire aud Marine
Jnsarsnee of Milwaukee, Wis.
Massaseit Ensurancc 10. of Springfield, Mass
Insurance solcited-All losses onorably adjust
, cd and promptly paid J. ii. KIMBALL,
Sept, 1857. Agent.
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KENOSHA WIS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange, without otho
charge.
yncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. jill KIMBALL. Ca.bier
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GomnlertiaI
Kenosha Markets.
OFFICE OF kESosHa TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH
TLursdny MerninR. WI arc L. Srh 1888.
spetial Notites.
Justice of the Peace
City Clerk

H. FUTILE will be a Candidate for reelection to th
Once OF Justice of the Psase at the enssinr election
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Religious Notice.

ELDER LoTHRoP gives a discourse next Sunday at til,
N. Ward School House, at 10 IL O'clock
subisct-LLBEarY OF COINCIDENCE
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1NsOLvENT NOPECE.
In the OF the application Of Joseph Vale, inss
vent debtor, to be discharged from hs debts.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

/ this will come be heard before tho Judge
Circuit Court sitting in and for the county Of Keno
sha the hut Monday OF May at 10 O'clock, 4. N,
said day, thereafter ahe be heard
the House. IA tho city and county Of Kenosba
term the circuit then aud there he held In ard
for said county which time and place all creditors Of
such nsolyent required to zppear AID show
any they why assignment OF said us0yen should
not be made and he be dscharsd froGa his debts.
January 9Th, 1sts. Ey 0rdero Of
J, b. JHsUN, JOHN 81. KEEP,
Atty for Petitioner EGw40I Circuit Judge
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s1tto advertisements.
NOTICE.

A III PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
"a Rid hauling sway any GRAVEL SAND, EARTH or
OTHER MATERIAL, from the Lake Shore agains. Block
enc (bl iot Ia "Durkess Eastern hdlit0n or from the
foot Of the street north the Mill called Town Line
street Every espssssr viii be pat through to the sx
tent OF the law WALLACE AYGATT
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The undsrsgaed sffsrs himself Candidate for
election to the ONCE of Clerk Of the City.
Kenosha, March IT, 1ssS " T. WEST.
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Tue CmcAGo PosTMAsTER-The
nomination of ISAAC Cook, as Postmas-
ter of Chicago, was confirmed in the
y. 5. Senate, by vote of yeas %, nays
10. The only democrats, who voted
in the negative were Senators Douglas.
Pugh, Broderick and Stuart. In other
words, it was straight Lecompton and
anti -Lecompton vote. ~
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rancor to get the better of their juds
ment, we as freely extend pardon.-
We go out with no i'll feeling, and We
wish to leave none.
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Washington Correspondence of the Trib. & Tel
.a Warrington, March ID, 1853.

Kansas affairs IN Congress l;nlt
Giant-the too champions IA The
House-the members from Wisconsi'
the old hall-the rot,tasda and 1t,
Dirt Treasures.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18

we go out WIN no III leeiihS, anu we
wish to leave none.
S. S. SCHoFF.
ACHoIcE LANGUAGR. The Madison
4rgus, which has been for a couple q
years the State paper, and enjoyed the
rich pickings that dishonesty and I'M
scrupulousness never fails to find oppor-
tunity for, in that position, grows irate
over the fact that some printers intimate
that the work might have been done for
a less sum than the State Printer has
managed to get. After telling how lit
tie it has made, the Aayus says:
ssBut lot of beggarly, lousy, dirty
editors, who can't get = decent living
at their regular business, have got an
idea that this State printing is great
thing" ssld Ags
That's courteous, surely, to those ed
itors who have had anything TO say in
reference to the State printing. 1t is
hoped they will learn, from this to speak
very carefully when they have anything
to say concerning the Honorable(9 State
Printers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11
Patent MastIc Roofing.

The subscribers are now Offering to the public, the best
substitute ri metal or slate roofing ever before offered.
A cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot DO found.
II Is Perfectly Gre proof aud endures the severity Of
snmmer's heat and Winters cold without melting or
cracking This Roofing be put on with perfect safety
over boards plank tn shingles, steep or fiat roofs.
Two costs Of the Masiic old tin roof will make
as good as new and for preserving new n focf 10 far
superior 10 pant D. w. JOHNSON CO.,
successors to saxby Johnson, Co,
ONCE add Mandatory, Suffolk street. east Of Nathan
Washburns Rolling Mil, Worcester. Mass
REFRREoEsi-Wm. A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney, Dem
mis- a Lee, Charles w. Freeland, y. z. Moody.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST
NOTICES.
Z N H A l. A e o n
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CATARBH,
EUyS'G, sgJg'zB BLOOD
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OF New York City,

OA Now a OkH SALg3
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Under bis new, direct, and common sense practice
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G5e 9aiIp spp,

BATHING.-We have noticed, almost every
summer OF our life, that at about this season.
when the hot weather sets in. in real earnest
the great numbers of young men and bows
especially in the country-indulge far too
freely in cold bathing. Although personal
cleanliness is. or should be paramount con-
sideration with all, durng heated term
too frequent bathing is as bad in its effects.
as no bathing at all.
We have often seen young boys of ten or
fifteen years old, ruin their constitutions bv an
excess of this luxury. Cold water is-tem-
perance orators to the contrary-one of the
most powerful of all stimulants, and should
be used accordingly. The prostitution which
sooner or later results from intemperanee in
cold water, is quite equal to that produced by
ardent spirits.
The proper time for bathing is Just before
meals-never just after. The cold plunge or
swimming bath is the best, but any way of
wetting ourself all over, is good enough. the
head should be thoroughly soused under water
tirst and then the rest of the body. On no
account should the bath be extended to mora
than fifteen minutes duration, and five is
much safer. AS for boys going into a river
to swim, from half an hour to two hours, as is
commonly done, it is ruinons and should not
be allowed by judicious parents. Doubtless,
theTe are rev ola men CT eighty who have
made it habit to get little ''toddied'' every
day after dinner but we are speaking of the
majority.
Our advice is battle frequently, but do not
put yourself to soak, lest, like many another
"old soaker, you may rue it when too late
to repair the damages. m
rich man sent to call a physician for a
slight disorder. The physician felt his pulse,
and asked" Do you eat weli'
d" Yes, said the patient.
DO you sleep well?'
81 do"
''Then," said the physician, q can give
you something to take away all that, if you
think it necessary"
The would be sick man rather declined the
proffered cure for the present.
How many are the fancied wants of the
people, in comparison with the real
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A WORD TO PARENTS ABOUT
Roberts Cholic Mixture for Infants.

We sole agents for supplying tho Trade, will take
the liberty Of saying, that from personal expe.
rienoe and knowledge, ROBERTS OH0LIC MIXTURE
FOR INFANTS Is Of the most valuable preparations,
for the purpose for which il Is intended that ao
qualnted with. We have used for years In own
families and recommended to connexions, friends,
and neighbos II very prompt and Is decidedly pref
cradle 10 all other preparations OF the kind from the fact
that does produce those deeerous consequences
that follow the exhibition Of other remedies containing
Paregore, Laudnum, dodfrey's Cordial &c. The
practice OF dosing children and infants with strong op
ates cannot be too strongly condemned and when The
practice shall have been done away with there will be less
Of mortality among them, and instead Of weak Hckly,
ing little faces will greet every side In families
where remedies Of this kind obliged 10 be reaorted to
we would advise trial Of this one
HARRAL, RIsLEY, Il KITCHEN.
Importers and Wholesale Druggists, New York
au0 d&w2w