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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

County of Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin State
Wisconsin to Charles D. Rhodes defendant:
VOU are hereby summoned and required answer the
; II complaint OF William II. Wiley aud Luther A. Wicks
plaintiffs, this action, which will be filed in the office of
the clerk this court Kencsha city said county, on
the 2th OF August 1852 and to copy of your
swer to the said complaint the subscriber his office
in the city of Kenosha and state Wisconsin within TWEEN
y days after the service of this upon you
elusive of the day of such service you an
swer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will take judgement against you for
the sum of five hundred and ten dollars and twenty
CENTS and interest from the goth of August 1885, besides
the cost of this action. JON B. JIASUN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
- Witness the Hon. David Noggle, Judge of the first
s judicial circuit of the of Wisconsin, at Ke
~ nosha city, this twenty-third day of August, A. D.
90 1859. l6wl1] L. D. NICHOLS, Clerk.
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state of observation-disclosures County Circuit Uour
Ora Cutler against Serene Fish, Mary E. Fish, and

Ora Cutler against Serene Fish, Mary Fish, and Luz
cnda g. Fisk.
Aey virtue and in pursuance of a final Judgment
R1 for the sale of the mOrtgaged premises hereinafter
descrbed made and entered in the above entitled
on the 10th day of May, A D. 1852 at the May of
said court, Hudson Fox, Sheriff of Kenosha county,
viii offer for sale and sell public auction the highest
bidder therefor the front door of the
the city and county of Kenosha and State Wisconsin
O'Clock in the afternoon of Saturday day
of September next "a. ID. $780, the following
real estate, much thereo, shah be sIh cent
satisfy the said Judgment and costs, together with the
costs of such sale, to wit:
All Of the following described pieces parcels lots OF
lana lying and being the town of iers, son-
ty of Kenosha AID State Wisconsin, parlic.
ulariy described follows, ecing CEN
of the road leading from Keno,ha city Kaciae
II S2-1U0 chains east the GENRE of eight
a. een-lS-towu two-2-range twenty three-zo--east;
thence running the lake shore; Southey
along the lake shore the line ortneast
wo-2-range twenty three23-east; thence wes,eriy
along said south Pike River;
following said River, point seventy
-72-rodS south of the north line of SAID
teen-19; thence westerly parallel with the
of the aforesaid section to the west line of
Thence northery, following the line OF said
" nineteen-l9-o the northwest of glIe same
thence eastefiy following the north line the section
aforesaid to the aforesaid road thence northerly
glowing the course of said road TO the pace OF
" The said land being the same conveyed
by Austin Kellogg and wife, Sept IS, lS49, generally
" known and described as the Austin Kellogg fariu'
Terms-Cash. HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff OF hsaosha county.
nj
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Legal Advertisements.

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STATE OF WIscoNsIN-Kenoshd County Circuit COURT
Judgment for sale of mortgaged premises on
OF mortgage: stephen Lawson against Milton II Died
rick and Elizabeth Diedrick. 49,
virtue and In pursuance of final iudg-
ment for the sale of the mortgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in the above entitled
action the third day of Nav A. d. 1859 at the Ma
term OF SAID court Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said county
OF kenosha snail oher for SALE and sell public ton
to the highest bidder therefor front door of the
court house, ia the city and county of Kenosha and
OF Wisconsin, between the hours of and three O'Clock
in the afternoon of Saturdays the 10th dan of eDte,be
A. d. 1852 the following described piece parcel of
or so much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy said
Judgment and COSTS including costs of sale, wit: All
hat certain piece or parcel of land lying and being the
Town OF Salem, Kenosha county and state of Wisconsin,
described as the east half of the northeast fractional
ter of section thirtyone 3 and lots one % and two 2)
III SAID section, in township number one north of range
twenty Czo) east according to government survey,
tanning IN all two hundred eleven acres of land
cording to government survey.
| Dated, kenosha June 9Th, 1859 HUDSON FOX
~ $50 Sheriff of Kenosha county.
j. B. JILsuN, Atty for Prf. 1-eow3m
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ENoSHA

&TATE OF WISCONSIN, KENOSHA
~ County Circuit Court.-Judgment for sale of mort
gagged premises foreclosure of Bull
len againstJohn Cornelius and Joanna Cornelius his wife
BY virtue and in pursuance of Judgment for the sale
OF the morgaged premises hereinafter described made
and entered in the above entitled on the fifteenth
(5th day of November, A. D. 1858, the November term
of said court, l. Hudson Fox, sheriff of said county
OF Kenosha, shall offer for sale at public auction
TO the highest bidder therefor at the front door the
house, in the city and county of Kenosha Wis
c)nsin at ten O'Clock in the forenoon 18th
day of November, A. D. 1859, the following described
lots pieces or parcels ofand, much thereofas will be
sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and cost together
with the costs and expenses of salehat to say
All the following premeses to wit Lot four az and part
OF lots two 2) and three 90 in block eghtytfree $751;
the north ward ID the city of Kenosha being thirty 1907
feet wide north and SOUTH and eight S rods deep east
and west rsm south end of said lots three in the
northeast racsona quarter of number thrtyone
(oD town two O north of range twenty three 1881 east
Terms of Sale, CASH
Dated at Kenosha this 9th day of August, A. D. 1852
h. W. EVANS, Pf's Atty, HUDSON FOX
3m9 Sheriff of Kenosha County Wisconsin.
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PHILADELP TIA MEDICAL H0USE.-Established 90
years ago by Dr. KINKELIN corner of Third and Union
49, : TWENTY. TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X. successful prac-
ttoner in the Of all diseases of private nature
manhood's debility impeachment to marriage nery,
and sexual nrmities diseases of the
arising from abuse Of mercury.
Take Particular Notice
There is evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by boys in
solitude, often growing up with them to manhood and
which, if not reformed in due time only begets serious
obstacles to matrimonial happiness but gives
ries of prorscted insidous and devastating affections
Few Of those who give way to this perncious practice
of the consequences, until they find the
system shattered, feel strange and unaccounabe
sensations and vague fears in the mind See pages
2S, and 29 of Dr. Kinkens book Self Preservation
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is unable
to labor with accustomed vigor to apply his mind
to study his step is tardy and weak he du irreso.
ute and in his sports with less energy
usual
If he emancpate himself before the practice has done its
worst, and enter natrimony, marriage is unfruitul
and his tells him that this his early fol
lies. These considerations which should awaken the
attention Of all who are similarly situated.
Es.e REMEMBER.
he who places himself under DR.. KINKELIN'S treatment
may regiousy confde in his honor gentleman and
rely upon the assurance that the of Dr. KS pa
tients will never be disclosed. t..
Young Manet no false modesty deter you from making
your case known to who from education and respec
liability, can certainly befriend you
Dr. KINKELlNS residence has been for the last twenty
two years at the N. w. ofTHIRD and UNION Ss
Philadelphia, Pa.
s.Tt PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE d.
Can have Thy stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms per letter. enclosing REMIT ANGEL Dr.
KS medicine, appropriated accordingly. e. -flt1e
Forwarded any of the United States and pa cked
secure from Damage Curiosity, by mail express
ISL. Read! Youth and Manhood g..
utgorost, Life or a Premature Death, Kinkeliu on
stf Extraordinarily 25 Cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will insure
copy, per return of mail.
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Medicines, &c.

DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
We MIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. ChaS. NJ 'LaRt's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS. r.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANCEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure. q
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-.
ministered in accordance with the
directions. a#sga
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, IA. Bsa
% dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
orated Vermifuge and Liver pills
shall continue to occupy the nigh
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
---- FLEMING RR0S. pittShurgb pa
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d Q00 THE subscribers wish to employ
qp CtIOs active reliable man in each section of
the State to travel and take orders for
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
by samples win pay salary of $500 $500 per year
payable monthly. For samples and particulars apply to
or address, enclosing stamp for retu pos'age ~
o. CARY& SM TIL Tobacconists,
sw1 3l2 Pearl street, New York
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~ Circuit Court, kenosha COUNT .-Execuuon-Tnonlas
Favey aud John Reilly against James Mcdonald.
BY virtue OF execution the
for the county OF Kenosha in the above action to
directed and Delivered against the personal property
real James Mcdonald defendant in the above
entitled action have seized and levied upon the right
title and interest which the defendant
Sth day of June, A. ID. 1885, any time after
uated, lying and being in the Brighton in the
county of Kenosha of Wisconsin, and known nd
described follows, wit The northeast quarter of
section number twentysX [26 in township number two
hundred and sixty OF anu according govern.
surveywicn above described estate together
with all and singular the Entertainments and appurtenan
hereunto belonging shall expose for sale and sell at
Directs the city Kenosha in said
county, Saturday the 29th day of January d. 1859
at two O'Clock the afternoon of said day. satisfy said
execution, costs and charges.
Dated at Sheriff IS Office, Kenesha Dec Sth A. D. 1855
ALONZO p. TYMES0N,
6w26 Sheriff of Kenosha County.
the request the defendant herein and by consent
o the plaintiffs, the above sale is postponed until Saturday
Tie 10th day OF February 1897 at the hour
January 20, 1852 ALONZO p. TYMESoN,
4w34 late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
At the request of the defendant heren and by consent
of the plaintiffs the above sale further postponed until
Saturday the 10Th day OF March 1893, at the
and place. ALONZ0 p. TYMES0N.
" late Sheriff o Kenosha County.
February 10Th 1859. 4w33
AT the request Of the defendant herein and by
the 18th day of june 1852 the same hour and place
AL0NZO p. TYMES0N,
Is. ,tl.... Late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
March 26h, 1859. 12w42
of the Plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed
the 9th day of September, 1859, the hour aud
place. AL0NZ0 r. TYMESON,
12w2 Late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.

PS Dealers and physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros will do we'll to write their orders
distinctly and take 'a1ae bit Dr. BrLdne'S prepared IN
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh. Pa. To those wishing to give
them trial. we will forward per mail post paid to any
part oil the United States box Of Pills for twelve
threecent postage stamps, vial of Vermuge for
fourteen threecent stamps All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha.
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Handkerchief Extracts.

A Fresh supply of the choicest French, English
n and American PERFUMERY, just opened at
f. ROBINSON'S Drug Store.
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AFFLICTED READ!

PHILADELP liza MEDICAL HOUsE.-Established %
years ago by DR.. KINKELIN corner of Third and Union
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
90 . TWENTY TWO YEARS
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CIRCUIT COURT.

JUN ID. JlLSONs county q
Dated August 10 1859. 3w11.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26

propratc tallp CO loa more faithful portrait OF
the trappcr Of the Rocky Mountains than has
probably ever before been drawn
No animal requires so much killing rs a buff
falo Unless shot through the lungs or spine,
it invariably escapes and, even when thus
MORALLY wounded, or even struck through the
very heart, 1t will frequently run n considera-
bic distance before falling to the ground par
tieularly if it sees the hunterafter the wound is
given. If however, he keeps himself concealed
after firing, the animal will remain still if it
does not Immediately fall. ltis most painful
sight to witness the dying struggles of the huge
beast The buffalo invariably evinces the
greatest repugnance to lie down when NOR
tally wounded, apparently conscious that, when
once touching mother earth, there is no hope
left him. bull, shot through the heart or
lungs, with blood streaming from his mouth,
and protruding tongue, his eyes rolling, blood
shot, and glazed with death, braces himself on
ms legs, stamps impatiently at his growing
weakness, or lifts his rugged and matted head
and helplessly bellows out his conscious impo-
tence. To the last, however, he endeavors TO
stand upright and plants his limbs further
apart, but to no purpose. As the body rolls
like ship at sea, his head slowly turns from
side to side, looking about, rs il were, for the
unseen and treacherOus enemy who has brought
him, the lord of the plains, to such pass.
Gouts of purple blood spurt from his mouth
and nostrils, and gradually the failing limbs
refuse longer to support the ponderous carcass:
more heavily rolls the body from side to side,
until suddenly, for brief instant, il becomes
rigid and still convulsive tremor seizes it.
and with low, sobbng gasp the huge animal
falls over on his side, the limbs extended stark
and stiff, and the mountain Of flesh without life
or motion.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
THE REMARKABLE METEOR.
DENNlsvILLE, Cape May co., N. ]. |
November l7th, 1859. 7

November l7th 1859. I
| MEssRs EDITORs ! see by your paper oil
Wednesday last, that on Tuesday Of this week
about nine o'clock, A. NJ, an nrolite or meteor
as is supposed of magnificent dimensions. mas
sed along the line of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad, and so onward to the vicinity of New
York As it may be interesting to your nu-
merons readers to know at what other places
i may have been noticed, will state that il
likewise passed directly over the county of
| Cape May. | was reading in my house about
hali-past . o'clock, when the report commence
ed, which was similar to that made by a chin
ney when burning out at full blast imme-
diately went out of doors, and there discovered
the noise was directly over head, and might
have been compared to train of cars passing
rapidly over a rough road with inccssant de-
tonatlons which seemed to be of an explosive
character, much resembling distant mark Of
artillery. There was n small cloud or belt of
white smoke left in the train of it, about five
degrees northwest OF the zenith, the atmos-
pherc being perfectly clear Mt the time, and II
passed on IN northcasterly direction. The
detonations and rushing sounds lasted some
thing over Il minute, when after an entire s,,s-
pension for n few seconds they were family
repeated again far off in the northeast.
II created very general alarm through the
county-many persons quitting their work in
consequence of it, Numbers saw fash ot
light precede the report, which was no doubt
the meteor in its rapid career, and before the
sound produced could he heard upon the sur
face of the earth, it had passed beyond the line
of vision. II was heard plainly by one of our
Captains at Stony Point, on the river Delaware,
distance of fifty miles westward, which would
20 to prove it must have careered through the
air, at least hundred miles during the minute
ana halfi was heard ut this place. As it
was nearly vertical here, and at an angle of
40 degrees westward from the sea shore road,
as ! have been informed by intelligent persons
there, which is nearly five miles from this
place, consequently the meteor must have
been about five miles in height Its size must
nave been immense, as none other has ever
come under my observation that made any re-
port, not even the great fall of meteors in 1883.
when hundreds could he sighted at once, and
and which the writer had the pleasure of wit
Messing NJ. B.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
FoRBEARANCE:

Thar. oro ,,,o,.o,,. s,,,,s ,.boro no s,,hoo,,.
Glow
rh.ra ora e.r,;,o voios uho,o 80 ,;,,ou, a.,
Thore ore 1o,vors tho, hloor, ,,horo 40 sou,,,
,v;nds cono
And the air is stirred with the drowsy hum
OF bees, where the place seems not to be
fitting haunt for such melody;
And we wonder much that things should beso,
Till, searching above and searching below,
We the hidden secret of Nature know.
Thoro ono o,oone,, too,o, ,,.houo tho ,;,,ht os
dov
s,o.,s T., ,,;,t n e.;n,,,. .,;n,n,or;r,, ro,.
Where the labor is hard and coarse the bread,
And but scanty rest for the head;
Where childhood is nursed by Hunger gaunt
And clasped in the cold embrace of Want;
And we wonder much until we find
That faith which never looks behind
Gives feet to the lame and eyes to the blind.
rban. , 49,.
TLnau,.,, 10, 80 Ii. ,;.h, .ha, :. ao
r,-1. = -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26

and would, it he hadn't takena dose of the
trade windsp
Trade winds well, that's the quecrcst kind
OF irddc ever heard of How does il one
rate ~
Very much like an anti pblegmatic.p
IAN, mel it such are the hardships of sea-
iarlng life, I'LL persuade your cousin Jim, who
mas great notion of going to sea, to stay ut
nome where he can getsomcthing good to eat.
Massey on mel Twondcr how youliyed through
il all, Jack?r
a had my life insured
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
LATEST BY THE CANADA.

| ACCOUNT OF THE INTERVIEW BETWEEN
GARlBALDl AND THE KING OF SARDI-
Matte KING TIIREATENS FORCE
AGAINST AN ITALIAN REVOLUTION.
BosToS, Nov. 2l,--The royal mail steamship
Canada, from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived at
halt-past six o'clock this morning,
The Paris correspondent of the Times SAYS
1t is said that the interview between the
King of Sardinia and General Garbaldi, which
various dispatches announced, was not of the
most satisfactory character. According TO
this account Garibaldi frankly declared to the
King that Italy was betrayed, and that he
should put himself at the head of n rebellion !;
and Victor Emmanuel replied that he hoped
ne would not commit such an absurdity, but
that it he did so there was no alternative buf
to employ force to prevent 1t.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times saws
IT Is tolerably certain that the moment in which
the Austrian government will have to make
concessions TO Hungary is not far distant.
Brigandngc continues in the Venetian pro-
vinccs.
Several persons have been arrested in yero-
ma by hungarian soldiers for distributing rev.
olutionary prints,
FLORENCE, Nov. 2.-'The elections of mem
bers of municipalities ut Florence and other
places have terminated without any result. nj
most all the electors having abstained from
voting.
Omar Pasla who was lately superseded in
the government of Baglad, is not to return to
Constantinople, another place being fixed for
his abode.
Late dates from the coast of Africa state that
the American ship Memphis, with seven hun
drcd slaves, had escaped all the cruisers and
put TO sea. Twenty-six vessels were expected
on inc coast for cargoes of slaves for the United
States.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
SPLENDID SCHEME
l CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000

'-'''O u r,'sU' amounting to sSs95so
Nlols Tickets sl0-IIalyes sj-Qunrters s2.bO
Ccrtihcntc.o Of Packages in Che above scbemoa IA il.
which Is the risk: N '''V"'Ng rates,
Certificates of Packages of 20 Whole Tickets. $40 "a
g a so lialf I4I5
IN ordering Tcke;s or Certificates enclose tho;nnonn,
oi money To- our address, for what you wish 10 uirrhasa
name the Lottery in which yOli wish n inya a"as,
whether you wish Wholes Halves or Quarters an ra a,
Of which we send what is ordered by frs mil tns,l
with the sChrne p "su'he
immediately after the drawing, Printed DRAWING oo,
hrd ~ ny The Commissioners, will DO sent with az s,
plnnatiun. W." 'i eA'
Purchasers will please write their signatures mini a
give thc name OF Their Post Office, County and State
Ali communications strictly confidential
Az price o slOOO nnl UNDER paid immediately anar
inc unWlg; utner prizes ut tao usual limo of IN lv
ouk SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY CLASS "A
CAPITAL PRIZE sIoO.OO0t ~
DRAWS On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1870
Wmlr Tickets S2l--llalyes $1O-Qnarters AZ
no Orders for Tickets Certificates in ths olo,a
Schemes 10 lc directed 10 " w "'''o
WOOD EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington. Dcl
or MOOD EDDY CO., Augusta Georgia
m or WOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta Georrn
M Tho Drawings Of the Delaware State I1tieries ara
phhlislcl In the New York Herald and Nav yntL Nine
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-26
SBENCER D. EWES or ST.
ALFRED 4. ROBINSON.


VALUABLE STORE STAND, BLACK-
SMITH NDWllEELWRl RIGHT SHOPS AT PUBLIC ALE
ss TllENIscribcr will sell Public Sale at Tally.
beUim' ro. Concord Pike. miles fran Wilmington 81,
FNliiu SATURDAY, the 18th day Of NOVEMBER NEXT.
H1.iE-at 2nclock T. NJ. that VALUABLE PROPERTY
SITUATED III lIlanywinc Hundred ON the Concord Turn
II contains about acres Of very gol land well fenced
on which Is erected double dwelling House store
onnildgs Il has long hrcn known NJ one If the best
stands nr RlackSntins and Whrrwrighns III the State,
same time and place, two Stone dwelling uss situated
near ltocknnd IN the brandy convenient to cssups
anu dupont, manufactures IN the Brandy wne where good
tenants can he obtained for them. large Ioi ton of The
purchase money can remain the property ii desired
sale. iniiN r6u hN ~