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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05
qrp GOODS.
A RRIYAL OF NEW FALL GOODS,
ZEPHYR WOOL. sc.

~ SDOOUTs
A RRIYAL OF NEW FALL GOODS,
ZEPHYR WOOL. sc.
Nity tSPeGuy inform the ladies Of Worcester and vi
GERMAN ZEPHYR WOOL,
of our own importation, in Split Single aud Double
TINsEL & SHETLAND YARNS, in beautiful shades
Wch we offer at the lowest Market brices liberal
u'Scouht VIII be made i'll buying by the pound
r, We have also received rev EMBROIDERED SLIP
TINS ana CUSHION PATTERNS, elegant designs.
81! SLIPPER i,I, ana CUSHION PAPER PATTERNS, in
cH REAfk and d, WHITE CANVAS EMBRoIDERY
t, 880NE; IVORY and INDIA RUBBER CROCHET.
KNITTING, NETTING and WORSTED NFEDfFS and
other goods pertaining to the worsted department
we h9ye also preeiyed the quality of DOMESTIC
very low prices. nv" W. o"ei AZ
have also opened large stock of the best quality
OF CORSETS, in great variety. f'
New HAIR NErIs, in many different STYLES.
Also full assortment of
Real French Embroideries.
REAL LACES g. REAL LACE GOODS,
KID GLOVES AND FLEECE LINED HOSE AND
GLOVES.
NEW STYLES WHITE LINEN COLLARS,
And many goods which we bought for Cash down, and
we are prepared to offer them
At The Very Lowest Prices,
To which we invite the attention of the Trade.
Respectfully
GROSS, STRAUSS. Il co.,
l52 Main street.
325 Washington street Boston.
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w Aug p, 6-To all persons interested IN the rs
tate of STEPHEN TAFT, late OF Mendon' dece"seu'
Won are cited to appear Court Of Probate 10 be hold
an At xbrdre on the fourth Tuesday OF october next
10 show cause why either OF the instruments purpoithg
10 hc Inc inst will and testament OF said deceased should
not he nnnruyed and the Court orders service OF th
citation hy publishing the same In the MASSACHUSETTS,
Sny wspaper printed in Worcester, three weeks sue
ee sSs WIZ CiiAs e. STEVENS Asst Reg.
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Anrusenrtnts.
~sglitu9tiltllllS.
ExT CESTER THEATER.
FRANK RIVERS MELODEON TROUPE,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
More Talent, more Merit, more Novelty, and greater
Attractions. than any other Company ever in this
city. The above Troupe will appear as above,
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
Thursday, Friday, g. Saturday, Sept. 5, 6, g. I.
THE ALLEGHANIANs.
Vocalists 81 Swiss Bell Ringers
are with the Troupe, and will appear nightly.

On SATURDAY AFTERNOON there will be Grand
Matinee given for the benefit of families and children.
For particulars see mammoth Illuminated bills pro
grammes and coored photographs, at The entrance to
the Theater the Hotels, and Music Stores.
Doors open at O'Clock, performance to commence at
u O'Clock.
THE MELoDEoN CoRNET BAND, led by Prof Ar
bucklc, will appear the balcony of the Theater at
quarter before l. and play of their avorte airs
Prices of Admission ;-ParQuette and Dress Cir
Gle SOC; Family Circle, 25e; Amphitheater, l5c.
Tickets may be procured from 10 to p. M. daily
FRANK RIVERS, Proprietor
A. S. PRENTIss, Business Agent. DIST So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05
STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
IN NEW YORK-QUARRE Ell OF THE


SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 4.-The democratic
convention assembled at noon, at Wieting
Hall. The floor was densely packed. Fran
els Cumau was appointed temporary chair
man. A permanent organization is not yet
perlected There is large crowd of out
siders. The Mozart and Tammany delegates
both obtained tickets and took their seats.
AFTER RECESS
The convention elected Heman j. Redheld
president, and long list of vice presidents,
Two reports were made by the committee on
Rcontested seats, the majority reporting in ia
vor of admitting the Tammqny delegates from
New York city, and the minority. in favor OF
admitting both the Mozarts and Tammany'
ties. Considerable debate ensued, after which
the minority report was adopted-llO to 9S,
The Tammanyites withdrew for consultation.
After the appointment of the committee on
resolutions the convention adjourned ttill
morning. 1t is thought more than probable
that the Tammanyites will bolt and unite with
the republicans on Union ticket. The Ben.
Wood wing is highly jubilant
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

w August 81. ls6l.-To all persons interested in the
Estate of CALVIN STONE, late of oxford, deceased,
GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
hoden Worcester the first Tuesday of OctOberneXt,
to show cause why administration Of the remainining
estate deceased should not be granted to John g.
Stone of Auburn and Court orders service of this
citation by publishing the same In the Massachusetts
Spv newspaper printed i'm Worcester three weeks
cesSvely. before said Court.
81 w3t* CHAS. L. STEVENS Asst Reg.
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MORCESTER, ss., PRopArE OFFIcE

NM OINOIIc I'm, So, T tUBATE OF fICE,
w September 2, ls6l.To all persons nterestedin the
Estate ofj0IIN PHELPS, late of West BOylston, de-
ceased, GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Worcester the first Tuesday Of October next
to show cause why the first rendered by Sarah
A Phelps, the EXecuriX of her administration of said
estate, and file this Office shOnd not be al
and the Court orders service of this Citation by
publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy, news
paper in Worcester three weeks successfully, be-
fore said Court. ClIAS L. STEVENS. Asst. Reg
81 w3t
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''''' oHAs. E. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

AN
w August 81 lS6l-To all persons interested in the
Estate of MOSES BULLARD, late of Princeton, de-
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to he
holden Worcester the first Tuesday OF October
to show cause why the instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of said deceased should not be
allowod and the Court orders service OF this citation,
by publishing the same the Massachusetts Spy, news
paper printed in Worcester, three weeks successfully,
before said Court. CuAS, L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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XXTORCESTER. SIS, PRoBATE OFFICE

Nh
w August 81, s6l.-To all persons interested in the
Estate of CLARASA G. NOTTINGHAM, late of West
minister, deceased, GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of October next
10 show cause why administration Of the estate of said
deceased should not be granted to Catherine Fotngham
of Wrstmn and the Court orders service of this eta
tion bv publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy,
newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks successive
- p wst CHAS Il. STEVENS, Asst Reg
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w August 90 lS6-To all persons interested in the
Estate of JOrIIAM GLAZIER, late of West Boylston,
deceased, GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Worcester. the first Tuesday of October next
show why the instrument purporng TO be the
will said deceased and the codicils
thereto, should not be allowed; and the Court orders
service Of this citation by publishing the same In the Mas
saGhusets Spy newspaper printed in Worcester, three
weeks sucessively, before said Court.
a wat ClIAS. a.. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05

N Office to ALL who have had ACCOUNTS
with subscriber Dry Goods is here given that
they will he discontinued after this day Aug 3d. 1861.
The subscriber that the disturbed of the
times will cause him to insist upon the compliance of
the above in every instance All sales Cash on de-
hpeFy. GEO !. BK1ANI'
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ANNUAL FAIR & CATTLE SHOW.
On Thursday & Friday, Sept 10 go.
~ A T T L E S H 0 w

At Meeting of the Trustees of the Worcester Agrtcul-
tura Society, held at the SOcetys Hail. Wednesday,
the 2lst inst. it was
Voted That in consideration of the general destruc-
ton of the Fruit crop the present season. all premiums
for Fruit offered by the Society coming Exhibition
be and they hereby withdrawals aud that the Presi-
dent be directed give public notice this action OF
the Trustees by publication thereof in the papers of this
city.
In compliance with the above vote notice is hereby
given that there will be Exhibition of Fruits at the
comng show of the Agricultural Society of the County
The liberal premiums offered for Vegetables, Grain,
Crops and Flowers still remain AID it the hone of the
Trustees thai they will secure general competition
The Ladies' of the County invited contribute the
varied articles of their andiwork. BY their efforts This
part of the exhibition may be restored the high position
ii formerly held.
The officers of the Society will consider it favor If
all who intend to exhibit manufactured articles will
place them in the Hall early an hour of the day
preceding the exhibition their convenience will admit
While our fields have yield their annual burden in
profuson, will not the public spirit the Farmers in
cite them to eXertOn that shall secure an exhibition
which shall be in every department worthy of the Coun
ty. WM. 5. LINCOLN, Pres't
au27 davis
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NOTICE TO BRICK LAYERS


X Sealed Proposals will received by the subscriber
for the County Commissioners, until MONDAY NOON,
iept g. ISL furnishing Brick and Cement. and laying
Sewer from the House of Correction in the City of
Worcester, through summer and Exchange streets to
Mill Brook the County of Worcester
Specifications be at the office of the subscrib
err No. IA Central Exchange.
The County Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right rejecting all of the proposals offered
for their consideration.
All Proposals to be marked ITO the County Commits
sioners. Proposals for Sewer "
PIlINEHAS BALL.
Worcester, Sept. 2, 1861 DIST So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05

The subscriber will continue the Coal business at the
Green Street Coal YARD and will settle the business of
the late firm. THOMAS SUTTON.
Worcester Aug s, 1861. diff aul5
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WHE COPARTNERSHIP here

h existing under the name of STRONG 81 SUTTON
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
FRANCIS STRONG.
THOMAS SUTTON.
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NEW POSTAGE STAMPS.--Posr

IN OFFICE, WORCESTER MASS, smO. 81 lS6l.-Post
age Stamps Of the Issue received, and will be
exchanged for their equivalent amount of the old style,
till the 7th day OfneXt month, (September) after which
the latter will to he received for postage letters
this office. Postpasters in this vicinity
allowed month rol this date, in whicho exchange
stamps of the old kind for ii issue
au3l diff j. NJ EARLE, 7. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05

RLACkSTONE BANK. = The stock
~ holders of the Blackstone Bank. Uxbridge are
hereby notified that their annual meeting The choice
OF Directors and the transaction of other business
which may legally before them, will be held in the
Hall over said Bank on MONDAY, the seventh dav of
October next at two O'Clock also to fix the Emit
Of the loan the Directors provided by the statute
Z. W. HAYWARD, Cash'r
ITxbr 70 & NXytO7 81
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T. e G "A l.
GENERAL ELECTEON NOurCD
E0R KUNncrra Coro,-,x


NOTICE is hereby given, that at the General
10 De ED IN the several Towns, Wards and EIeo
on Ere in the State of Wisconsin, on TUESDAY
ceeding the First Monday being the FIFTH dav Of NovS
BER next the following officers are to be elected tn
governor, in the place of Alexander W. Randall.
BILE. - 'n' pave VI Du'er w. NO
Secretary ofState, in place of Louis p Harvey
o'e treasurer, in the place of Samuel D. Hastings
p sSo'Hey uenera IN the place of James H. Howe.
| steenwyk 'ie place Oh euysoert Van
ard '''e superintendent, in the place of Josiah L. Pick
And State Prison Commissioner, in the Mace o,
AloSe sever IL terms of Office will, o,.:.. . =, -
| DAY OF December, 1861 20 90 VIC oiS'
Member Of assembly, for the Assembly District
Prlsshg he County of Kenosha
A STATE Senator, for the S.h Senate District co,o;
the County Of kenosha ~ '''nPisins
one County superintendent of Schools
| county supervisors in the seyera Sunarv;sor M.
trlctS, and such other County Officers as - us
CARED to be elected at such election. - 10" re-
th 1e Sa9 e'ection tie question will be taken upon
opp d. 9y me people, of The amendments pronnsed
10 me 1snelal Banking Law by Chapter 242 the
era Laws Q, ls6l as amended by Chapter of the Cen
erai b VS. OF the Extra session Of 1861 - ~ "0N'
STATE OF NJ G0NSIN,
County OF Kenosha So
James Nj Sebons, Sheriff of sail county do hereby
cefty mat the above and foregoing is a Il ne cnov
goucs for General Election served upon me nv The
secretary OF the State OF Wisconsin, and now on file in
' Ihat plrSuantto said notice and the Statutes
- 70 ELECTIONS, notice is hereby given, that in
70 the State officers designated in the foregoing
oGe OF the Secretary OF ctae the following CO unity or
local officers are TO lie elected viz:
ore County Supelntend ut of schools for tn countv
Of Keno,ha. -'''' -0i ''' COUNTY
one county Supervisor for the Supervisor District
onFFslhg the towns Of Somers, Pleasant Prairie Brs
tot and Paris Ae' DIS
Gne county Supervisor for the Supervisor District
Randall ANu anu
also one Member of Assembly represent said coun-
y 81 Aenosha IN the next Legisatur
otate Senator Tor The Stn Senatorial District com.
pflSng the county of Kenosha in the place Of George
eennet whose term of Office ill expire on the 91st day
of december next " '
this Sd of August, A. D. 1861 >
lotd JAMES VI. STEBBINs.
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sheriTs sale ON Foreclosure,

STATE OF WsCoNsIN-KEEosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT
Samuel Hale Gilbert @. Davidson, and Henry B. Towsee
against Philander I. Briggs, Emelne Briggs, his wife,
Charles w. Larrabee, Olive L. Larrabee his wife, Hen
ry Mitchell and Margaret Mitchell his wife, Voney
French and John G. Conroe.
EEH VIRTUE and in pursuance of a final Judgment
I'D for the sale of the premises hereinafter
described made AID entered in the above entitled
on the seventh day of May, A. D. 1861 at the regular
term Of said court shall offer for and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder therefor for cash. at
the front door of the Court House, in the city Coun
% day of December A D. 1861 II o'clock in the fore
noon, the following described piece parcel of land
situate ana being in the County of Kenosha Wisconsin,
VIZ Lot four, ~ in fractional section eighteen in
Town one ~ north of nge twenty (20)east, containing
thirty-two and ninety one-hundredths of land.
WEBSTER ScHoFF, Pfs.Atty's. Sheriff of Kenosha Co
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THE WAR.

What sound is this bursts on my earl
TITS drum and fife me thinks hear.
What signifies this drum andfife?
It summons men to mortal strife.
But when, and where, and what's the cause
To answer this-Oh let me pause
SO hard task l can but dread
0fbloody wars / oft have read,
Where earth's fair bosom's been o'erspread
With mangled corpses cod and dead
Where man had slain his fellow man,
And blood like water freely ran.
scarce could help shudder then,
Though then | read what came by pen'
CT what trans ired in other cIlmes'
Or in our land in other times.
IT'S said with quite 4 show OF truth, "esn'
That distance lends enchantment to the scene
So when we hear of wars in other lands
Tween nations, savage tribes, and warlike
lands,
Il seems Of little consequence to us
So loud as we keep our hands out OF the muss
But now alas war, civil war ia at our doors
The greedy vulture war Ger our fair country
scars.
The cry--to arms--reaches through the land
And finds response in many valiant band,
But who's the foe that's caused this mortal
strife
Who's. caused to sound this martial drum and
fife?
'Tis not foreign foe invades ou@ SOIL
And causes now our nations blood to boil,
All no the foes at home our brethren south,
Away in Dixie land, and at the mouth
OF Mississippi, grand, majestic stream,
Whose face is plowed by vessels drove by
steam;
At whose command the lords their tribute
bring
OF signs, and groans, and tears and blood of
blacks
King Cotton Of things cruel nothing lacks.
And this the cause of cur dear lands disgrace
Our Southern brethren wanted greater space
In which to spread the black satanic space
OF slavery. Who could name an evi worse
Some say tn election of good honest Abe
Gave birth to the secession, rebel babe.
If 30, how foolish their intern al hate
He's chosen just to fill the chair of state.
What'er designing men may say is the cause
OF plunging Southern States into sccession's
jaws,
'Tis plain to me, that slavery is the crime,
That's brought contention to our happy cline.
Then sound tho.whistling fife and rolling drum
Let thousands more quick to the rescue come
And down with slavery, down with rebel foes,
Down with the man who on them good bestows
Proclaim emancipation to the slaves.
Confess your sins to him who freedom gave,
March on then, soldiers, bravely to the fight.
And may the God ofhosts protect the right
cypress, Aug. ~. RUSTICA MUSA
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CircaI. Court of Keuosb. Cou,,x

Samuel Parsons, against Charles A. Mathewson Rutb
IL. MathwsoE, and Byron Sykes
virtue of judgment of foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
Il in this action, entered at the May of this court
lS6l shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
Tor cash ony, on the fourteenth day oSeptember 1861
at clock in the afternoon at the front door of the
Court House, in heuosha City, Wisconsin, Lots seven
City.
Dated May 90, 1861 J. NJ sTEBBINs
j. j. PETIT, Plaintiffs Atty Sheriff
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday the
"a day OF November, 1861, at the of day and
place of ale.
Sheriif's Office. J. NJ STEBBINS
Kenosha, Sept. IA, 1861. 5td) Sheriff OF Kenosha Co.
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Circuit Court Dane County:

IAe STATE OF WISCONSIN to Patrick MCConnell:-
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
M anwser the complaint of David Hyde and the Ke-
nGsha County Bank, Plaintiffs, which will be, August
18th, 1851 filed in the office the Clerk of this Court
at the city of Madison in said county, serve COPY
OF your answer at my Office in the city of Keno
sha, Wisconsin, within ninety 90) days after the
reof. exclusive of the day of such service if you
fail to the complaint esad the said Plain
tids will apply to the for the relief in the
complaint. J. j. PETIT
Dated Aug. 10, 1861. Plaintiffs Attorney
~ Witness the Hon. II. s. ORION Judge
81 G of the Ninth Judicial Circuit at the Court
L. % House, in Madison, August 16. A. D. 1861
~ J.J. STARKS, Clerk.
The complaint mentioned in this summons has been
filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the county
OF Dane, at Madison, Wisconsin, before publication Of
this Summons. J. J. PETIT,
August %, 1861. 6w12 Ilfs' ATTY
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The JoUoaoi1ag lands are on the N Z
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LNe .JOtt JtCt7tg tttitUS are on me " II
q" 4fISec 6, II, IL. 23,-3d Ward.
J B Leonard-On the or sec 6, T 1, rang
%, com 8, d Isl Alp # W of the
of I'D Or rds e to line OF Exchanged st
to intersec'n with town line St. W to beg
Brown-On the or sec 6 7 /, range
%, com on line of Deming st, psi 4-12 It
of e line of or W 70 Alp # > 189 #, east
II PIP #, n $50 SIP # to beg
A kenyon--Com 264 IT n W cor II II, on
or sec 6, I /, range %, and on line of
Kenosha Street, east to east line of
1t Is, A it W to Kenosha st,n "A IT to beg 10
W Trant Estate-Part or sec s I'll, R23
com on line of Kenosha st, at its inter-
section with lice of or 80 r to line
of ar to cor of sd or thence W to beg
NJ Coe-On the n e Or of sec 6, I !, K %,
com % # 8 c cor of 1t 16, and line of
Kenosh2 st, thence so #, W to old Chi
road, n 60 # e to beginning
W TranPS EState-part n e or sec g, l
20, com IS of $ { cor of 1t l6 ana on
line of Kenosha ST., Is W to Old Chca-
go road, n 15r e to begin
RObinson-Part n e or of sec 6, town 1,
49, com l of cor oft II, W to line
of hf of or sec, rods to old Chi road
rods to beginning
Stephen Forbes-cdrt n or sec 9, T /, X %
com II of the cor 0 1t H. an, Is 1-2
rods of the center of old Chi road, thence
S 6 rods, thence 2 rds, n CIR, e5 IL
rods to beg. -. Observation-Disclosures.
II. Hawks-Un the ar sec ct II 23,com
IS rods 5 of e cor Of 1t II, thence W 10
rods, thence rds, thence e 10 rds thence
n 3 rods to beg ............ ..-.....
Chas WageT-Part II Or sec D, i !, X %,
com 81 rds OF the s cor of IL II, thence
10 W line OF the half of said or, thence
rods thence to old Chi road, thence
rods to ........................
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KPnOshn COuutV.-Circuit6 fam.

Joseph V. Quarels Administrator of the Estate o.
william T. Wattles, deceased against Benjamin r.
JeWett, Erastus Ii. Jewett, Helen +. Jewett.
EDERSUANT to further Judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered in this action at the NAV ten m of thI
Court, 1861, shall sell at public auction Tor cash al
the Court House door, in Kenosha city, on the 18Th day
OF October 1851 between the hours of one and three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, the following premises des
crbed IN said further Judgment much thereof a;
VIII be necessary to raise the amount Of said further
Judgment ard costs, and expenses, to wit That par
oil the Northwest quarter of Section number fifteen In
township ene north of range Twenty-Five east lying and
beng east of the Milwaukee road and containing 122
~ 100 acressave md except the northeast quarter
said northwest quarter Of SAID section No. IT, being
Whereabouts.
Dated July 3, 1861.
j.. PETIT, I'M ST EgRINc
Plfs. Atty. [l2w3l Sheriff OF Ken osha Count
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In PrObate---KenOshaC Comfy Court

In the matter OF the Estate of Jonathan Eastman.
q .ETTERS of Administration having been taken out,
AZ on this Estate the 10th of july 1861 and siace
filed for Probate b. the Adnx who is one ofthe Execu
tors therein named.
III Is 0TdeFed that the proofs of said instrument be
neard before the Judge Of this Court the day of
october, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the office of said
Judge in the city and county of Kenosha and it fth
sons interested by publishing copy OF this order for
ree weeks successfully prior to said day Hearing in
ne "a en0SaG 1etegTdph, weekly newspaper printed
| IN said county. JON r. JiI,sIfN
| Sep. 18th, 1861. r3w1j1 County Jndsa
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POSTS PATENT
TT &c BUCKT,E

HAVING purchased the Esciusioe J2iobt 70 IN.
u n SAFE OF TINS Buckle il AeLosha County, and find
keepit out of use, therefore, f.r tue
Information of the Public,
and for my own benefit, publish the following Testmoni
al, signed by Farmers, and others of known Character
residents the County, of whom any one NAV make All
needful enquiries. THOMAS ENGLISH
Kenosha, September 2, 1861.
We, the undersigned, having used s'Post's Patent
Trace Buckle" Tor some time past willingly testify to its
perfect right to all the merits that are claimed for
1t entirely saves the harness from the wear and con
slant break age of the traces which attend the use OF
cold fash onen buckle 1t also saves time in buek
ling and unbuckrg in fact, entirely overcomes tie
perpexity and annoy of taking up ard Iatno ont
the traces, and, i'll opinion, should
harness with any other buckle attached
John Tymeson ]. Firman,
]. II. Ellsworth Ashbel Epson
Seth Myrick A. Finn
Henry Donlitte James Newman
Timothy Mahony Joseph Newman
John d GrlsWold II. a. Blanchard
Jerry brown Stewart Hastings
ames EIett AlonZo Tymeson.