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PuIVerize the sOiI.-Jet hro IuI was not IN
fallible, but he said many good and true things
Here is one of his paragraphs:
the iuer land is made by tillage, the rlcher
will it become and the more plants VIII II maintall
IL has been observed that when part OF ground
has been better titled than the rest, and the whole
ground constantly managed alike atterward, for
SIX or seven years excessively, this part that was
but once better titled, always produced better
crop than the rest, and the difference renamed
vsiy visible every harvest.
Very well sald but must be taken with some
abatement What Is true of one soil, Is not OF all.
For instance strong clay land, rich III all the ele-
ments of vegetable growth, but which are locked
up IN compact 1sses OF earth, will be greatly ben
Gifted by thorough pulyerizafiOn. Begin IN the
spring with system of Undertaking, to take off
the surplus water beneath follow up with heavy
pillow aud the harrow, keep the cultlyatOr and the
hoe bright all summer and the fertility OF the land
will be lar gely augmented, And this process may
be continued tor several years with like good re
suits Thorough tillage renders available certain
unassiiniated eIemeIts IN the earth and brings
the soil into the favorable state tor absorbing
valuable gases from the atmosphere.
But hardly the SANE results can be expected on
light soils They contain comparatively few OF
these elements OF plant-structure which are found
in rich ciays, aud they do not need pulverlZlng
to render them perYlOu5 10 Light and arr Vi
COURSE if the basis Of fertility Is not there no mere
mechanical working can bruglt IN. Yet by goOC
tilIage and rotation Ot crops, frequent turning
under of clover, and returning To the land all iht
manure made the farm, any soil can be made
pruducGIye.-Am. Il Z, tcHt nl-tSt.
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sheriG.s sale on EorpcIosure,.

STATE OF NIscoNs IN-kLNosnA CoU>TY CIRCUIT CoukT
Samuel Hale Gilbert G. Davidson, and Henry Towslec
against PhiIander n. Briggs, Emelnr Briggs, lis wis,
Charles W. Larrabee olive l.. Lar abee lis wife, Hem
ry Mitchell and Margaret Michel his wife, VOney
French and John &. ConrOe.
HpY VIR UE and in pursuance of a fuai Judgment
ND for the sale OF the mortLag premises hereinafter
described, made entered in The above entitled cause
the seventh day of ',ay, A. d. 1861 at the regu ar
term of said court, shall fie for and sell pub
lie to the high st bidder therefor FOR cast, at
the front door Of the Court House, IN the Cy aud CUun
ty of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, Monday the
ID day OF December, n ID. 1861 at IL ocock The fore
noon, the following descIib piece or parcel OF land
situate being i'll the count, o KedOsi Wisconsin,
VIZ Lot tour, ~ fractional eighteen CSD in
IOWA one q North Of range twenty coy ast, containing
thirty two and ninety one-huudreuto acres OF land.
Dated May IS, 1861. G312) JAS. NJ slhBBINS,
WEBsThR sCHoFF, TsAtty 5. shrrlD Of kenOoha Co
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EGSsGESOaa--.SOa5ce.

NM7 HERkAS my wife Francesca Bee ler, (bOrn New
w house, has left my led nd board without cause
or proV"caon, this is to forbid arbor or
trusting her my account, win pay deb Of her
contracting n this date. HEINRICH BOEHLEk.
Kenosha, Oct. 10, 1851 2w1e"
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BOOTS & SHOES,
The Makora Arabica,

AIISS1oJ y AR 4
WHILE RAVELING IN A II A BI a
All who are suffering from resumption should use the
MAKORA ARABICA, discoveIe ed by a Missl nary IN
Arabia.
the MAKURA A. ABICA discovered by u missionary in
Arabia. . ,
All who are suffering Bronchitis should use the
MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary IN
Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds should use the MaK0RA ARABiCA, discovered
by missionary in Arabia.
All VINO are suffering from Asthma, Scrofula and i'm
puri les the blood should use TIE MAkoRA Arabia
discovered by a missionary i'll ARABIA.
1t cures Consumption.
1t cures b. onchiti
1t cures Sore Throat, coughs and colds.
1t cures Asthma Scrofua, and impurities OF the blood
This unqua fled remedy IS no" LOT tht Hrst tllue III
tr0duced to the public.
1t was oyidenualy discovered by missionary
while travelling i'll Arab He cured Of consump-
zion by aft his case was pronounced hopeless
by learned physicians in EuroJe.
He has forwarded to writing, full account OF
hi, ow ex, raordnary cure, and of number OF other
cures which have under s observation, and also
a full account of the medicine.
At his request, and impelled by desire to extend
knowledge of this remedy the public we have mad his
en- mnuniC printed pamphlet form tor free dis
trbut,on Its interest is enhanced by account which
he gives of the Of the Syrian massacres,
VIII ch he obtained those who suffered i'll thatawful
tragedy. go
This pamphlet may be obtained at office, or it will
be sent free by m ali to all WHO apply for it.
We import the MakCra ArabIca direct from Smyrna
through the house OF Cleon Gyippus, and We have al
ways hand full supply put up in bottles ready ior
u.e with full directions.
Price enc liar per bottle. Sent by mail, receipt
of price, and "a cents for postage.
For sale whole ale ard retail by
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lSsy' We have made the above REDUCTl ON IN PRI-
CES with the fold OF benefitug the punlc and
ourselves. The public have been swInded oy spurious
mat hines made i'll IMITATION of ours. The metal in them
from the casting to the lest piece, is CT poor
quality. Their makers have not the means to do their
work we'll. They hid away ia secret places, where
1t would be impossible to have at Their command the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing
greet business a-d having extensive manufacture es
crate prices. The best designed machia es FAD uY
MADE, are always liable get out of order, are
sure Ic considerable trouble and money to keep
them repair.
The qualities be looked for in Machine GER
taty action all of speed, simplicity
construction, great durability, and rapidly OF opera
ton, with the lea labor. Machines combine these
essential qualities, be made of the best metal ana
finished to pert ctiOTe We have the ways and meals,
grand scale, to do this.
The purcl of Machines, whose daily bread it may
Germ, will u0 that those having the above qualities
not Only work well rdp9d well sE0oO oil
speed, but asst long the finest possible rking erer
ur Ma chimes, as mdde by u.s. will more money
with less labor than any others whether in imitation OF
ours or not In fact they cheaper than any oher
Machines gift.
~ Local agents wanted.
L M. SINGER & Co.,
ass, Broadway, N. y.
siilw aukee Offiee--I7 NEWHALL HOUSE. <yl0
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OFFICE OF COMM SIONER5 OF SCHOOL AND I
UNvER ITY LANDS, Madison, july lO. 1861.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DANE.
The following described Lends in KcuosiIa County,
having been forfeited by Of the payment of
Interest, notice is here By given, thar the wit be
Gered Tor sale public auction. line ofic, the
day December, a. d. 1861, up sooner redeemed ;
id sale commence Al O'Clock, 4. NJ and routiuue
from day to day unit! all of said IAN HAL have been
offered, at The priC- named opposite each rci hch
includes the amount due at the Of forfeiture the in
terest the first day of ii uAry, A. lS6- the tax
rLed against such land, the advertising
and sale Of thu same, and per cert damages
Said Lands will be sold subject to all assessed
against the same and not Included herein. The per
centage OF the principal pay able at the time OF the pur
chase, will be fixed by the Commissioners VIII not
be less than per cent Said land VIII be offered by
countless arrange in Alphabetical order, ana pub
lished in this paper.
sAML D. HASTINGS, lof sch"o' & UNI Uni.
JAMES II, HOWE. J versuy LANDS
KENOSlIA COUN Y--Sch00i Lands
No of Certificate 1913 sold to L. Noyes tot No. Is
or Of the Or town q ran g. 2O4 section Ii, 40 o.
acres amount due $4,000 amount Oh interest SJ57
40 amount of penalty SIS 90 amount Of TAKE So
40 amt interest, penalty taxes and adv S4J,I
al amount due SIate $500, ZIG; years for i in
lerest is due, 1861. l3Ns
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DEaTH OF A ENTERAN PRIxTt R-One Of
the oldest ana most respected printers in the
State John S Folds, of this city, died at his
residence on yesterday, after a lingering illness
Mr.. Folds WIS, we .lieve. native OF Dub
lin. Ireland, and was born in 1874 being, con-
~equently, 6S wears of age at tie time of his
death. His father before him was practical
printer, and he began setting type at he early
age If nine years. He sub equenty succeeded his
father in buSress, and was At tine head of an
extensive publishing house II was at one
time the printer of the Dublin University Maya.
zine, and brought out the principal works of
Charles Lever: Harry Lorrequer. Charles
OMalley, Our Mess, &c. Subscq ent mstor-
tunes eliminating in the destruciIen Of his Of
flee by fire. in which he lost oven $4,000, re-
duced Mr.. Folds to such narroA c,rcumS ances
that, after starring one or two newspaper enter
prisrs which proved unsucess ful, he emigra-
Ted to this country in 1915, since which per cd
he has most of the time worked regularly at the
case,
Mr.. Folds was an excellent printer. man of
exemplary habits, and univ rsally respected by
those who knew him An interesting account
"f his experiences as printer may be found
in an article communicated by him TO the pub
lished proceedings Of the Wisconsin Editoria,
COMMUNICATION Journal
THE PRESSURE OF THE TnILS.-The fol
lowing related by The Chicago Times, "a occur.
ring in that city, probably has Its parallel else
where:
The stringency of the money market is no
better exempitied than in case now existing
in this city, which, while it is auhertIc. has
doubtless many parallels at h,me and elsewhere
A gentleman come years since, by the rise of
cal estate, became noted for The increase OF his
wealth. His paper ranked fair tor almost anv
amount and for une seemed TO favor him ri
almost every turn. The pressure came, howey-
er, and found him in the at of erecting one or
more fine blocks on prominent streets, As the
buildings seemed necessary and an eoual no.
cessity existed of obtaining funds to fni>b them
he resorted to the plan of uur:gag.uy the mon
erty for that purpose. The buildings were fn-
ished, and the gentleman'S pecunary matters
stand very much straiteued. The EMS he re-
ceives from { e buildings are absorbed by in
terest, insurance and taxes. Real estate can.
not be sold for any hing greater than a sacri
fcing price. AID the genriemt tn has no other
property than these buildings aud his home
stead. He is worth from S50,00 to $50. 900
yet he is actually obliged, day after day, to ls-
Dor, to furnish the necessarirs of LIFE for his
family, or starve Who wouldn't be rich
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First BnttniiOn wis Cavairy.-The Rip
on Star publishes the list OF officers and privates
by companies of the First Battalion Wisconsin
Cavalry, at present encdmped at Camp Fremont
in that place The following are the officers of
Company A, several of whom it will be seen are
from this city:
It. HI. MARS. Captain
LEVI H IwLAND, let Lieutenant
w. j. PHILLIPS I'd Lieutenant.
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FIFTY THOUSAND LOYAL KENTUCKIANs
IN THE FIELD.-The news from Kentucky il
most cheering. There are already over fifty
regiments OF Kentuckiaus IN he field, or rG pid-
ly organizing. THIS IS nearly twice tn, quota
that would tie apportioned t. that State OF the
tvo hundred thousand that were authorize by
Congress ~ be received.
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| From the Eram1uer. Norfolk, We.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its
forms. -"
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, M1nm
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Cephalic Pills, so that you
may have them in case Jt an attack.
From the AdUertiSer Prooadence. Il. T.
The Cephalc Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy Tor the headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From the Western r. Il. Gazette, Chicago, Ill.,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his I'M
rivalled Cephalic Pills.
From the KoSowha Valley Star, Kanaacha, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, viii stick TO them.
From the Southern Path Fsnde, Neay Orleans, La,
Try them you that are afflicted, ana we are sure
that your testimony can be adGed TO the already
numerous lit that has receiVed benefits that no
other medicine can produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article Cephalic
Pills. is rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette DoUenJ ort, Iowa
Mr. Spalding would not connect his lame with
article he did not km0ag to possess real merit
From the Ad0ertiser, Providence, r. /
The testimony in their favor is strong from the
mostrespectaple quarters
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GRADUATES OF WEST PolNT-Below we give
table showing the years in which some of the
most prominent military chettains on both sides
graduated at West Ppn+, and the positions in
which they stood in their various classes:
Union MEN
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Singers Letter A Machine.

Is t. pest tchine in the world FAMILY SEWING and
Light Manufacturing purposes: Price, acth Hemmer,
and beautifully ornamented, $50.
The Nos. l and Machines are of great capacity and
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds of light and heavy Leather Work, in Carriage
Trimming, Bo and Shoe Making, Harness liking, etc,
etc. They of extra size, with an arm long enough
to take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes.
There is scarcely any part of TrmmerS stitching that
cannot be better done with them than by hand;
the saving oftme aud labor very great he table of
these machines is "A inches long, and the shuttle will
hold six times the usual quantity of thread. The large
machines work fast small ones.
We would ask for Lac ter A Machines the special
attention oil Vest Makers and Dress Makers, and all
those who want machines for light manufacturing
PURPOSES They embody the incprs of the standard
achines making like them, the interoct ed STITCH
destined be celebrated for FAMILY SEWING and
light manufacturing purposes as our standard machines
are for manufacturing lposeS III general
We have lWays hand Hemmfng GuageS,
SILK Twist, Linen and Cotton The add, on
SpOOes, Best Machine oar I'm bottles etc ETC.
We manufacture Needles and would warn
all persons using Machines to buy any oth-rs
We know there are needles sold of the most inferior
quality at higher prices than charge fo the best
The needles sold by manufactured especially for
our Ma hines 4 bad needle may render the best
MftchtIe almost useless
Oar customers may assured that all our Branch
Offices furnished with the "genuine article.
La of small purchases, the money may be sent in
postage stamps, or bank nOts.
so Correspondents will please write their names dis
nclly 1t is all mpo that should in each case
know the Post Office, County and State.
s5 All persoos requiring in ormation about Saving
Machines, their Sizes prices working capacities, and
the best method o. purchasing, obtain it by sending
to us, or any of our Branch Offices for copy of
M &iDUnr n 90 g EaznttA
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE..
Y n q,

NTOTICE hereby ven that at the General Election
u to be h IA i'll the several Towns Wards a1d Eec-
Pre- ccnt in the Sae OF Iscusin TUESDAY, sue.
ceedug the FIRST Monday being the FFIH day AOyEM-
neXl, the fol owing officers b. elected, TO wit
"A Governor, III the place of Alexander w Randall
Lieutenant GOVERNOR in the place of Butter g. No.
Bile.
Secretary ofstate, in place o. Louis P Harvey.
State Treasurer III the pll; OF Samuel D. tiasjing1
An Attorney General IN thu pace oi ,mes IL. Howe.
Bank Comptroller in the place OF Guysbert Van
Steenwyk.
State superintendent, in the place Of Josiah l. Pick
ard
And a State Prison Commissioner, in the place of
Whose sever terms Of Office will expire Oh the 3lst
day of December, 1861.
Member of assembly, for the Assembly DisricEcom
prisng the County of henosha.
State Senator, for the hsenae District comprising
the County Of kenoshi.
One County Superintendent of Sc! ools
County Sup rv,ors, in the severa Supervisor Dis
trics and such other County Officers rs are by law re-
qIired to be elected at such election.
At the Same eection tie question will be taken upon
the approval by the people Of he ndments proposed
the General Banking Law by Chapter 2l2 olthe Gen
eral Laws 1851 as amended by Chapter Of the Gen
eral VS. of the Extra sessou OF 1861.
STATE OF VI C0NSIN, l.
County of KenOsha.
l. James NJ SlebOns Sheriff of said county do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing ue copy ofthe
for General Election served upon me by the
Secretary OF the State OF Wisconsin, aud NOW fife in
my Office. That pursuant to said notice and The Statutes
in relation to Elections, notice eby given, that
addition the officers desgnaec in the
notice of the Secretary OF state, the following unity
local officers to be elected. viz
One County Superintend ut of schools for the county
of KenGsha.
One County supervisor for the Supervisor District
COM rising the towns of Somers, Pleasant Praine Brls
tol and Paris.
One county Supervisor for the Supervisor District
comprising the towns OF saem Brighton, WheataL and
Randall.
Also one Member of Assembly represent said coun-
ty OF Kecosha IN the next LegIs AZURE
STATE Senator the Sta Senatorial District ccm-
prsng the county of Kenosha the place of George
whose of Office Ill expire the st day
of december next.
Dated the Sheriff. Office, a Keuosha in said county,
this Sd of August, A. ID. 1861.
15td JAMES u. STEBBINS.
Circuit COurf of Ken0sgsm County.
Samuel Parsons, against Charles A biath wson, Ruth
IL. MathwsOn and Byron s. kes.
nm virtue of Judgment OF foreclosure of Mortgage
n tins action entered at The May term this court
1861, shall sell Public Auction, The highest bidder
at l 0 clock the afternoon, at the trout door oil The
and eight, In block wo, Washington Island said
City
Dsted May 20, 1861. J. NJ. ETEBBINS,
j. J. PETIT, Plaintiffs atty. Sheriff.
The above sale is hereny postponed until satnrd the
I'd day OF November, 1861, at the ii OF day and
place OF sale.
Sherif's Office. J. NJ STEBBlNS,
KenJsha, sept a. 1861. 15,d) shcriGoi Eenosha Co.
sheriG's sale on EOr"cI0smFe'.
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| ANEW ARTICLE.
DIR. ROback's stomach BitterS.

| UE' hVUGOA - ctUmdtM DlttCIS.
and delightful StomachIc and Cordial for giving
stomach and for the prevention bilious com
plants incident to the western country. Try it, '-
In fiGrOr it is superior all Bittes. Try it,
Tie of these Bitters S6 the sole property
of DIR. Roback, originated with of the oldest
Medical Practitioners of the West
| ly Iredicated upon tn, of IVES ern people.
These Rtters derive their stimulus the powerful ton
the and re- BIS which they compos
ed, and they by alayng unnatural cravings of
! stomach, directly Tromotivt Of
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes making them widely
known the public welfare is subserved
1t will be be for sale by all of Dr. Robaek
Agents, and ct Hotel &c, the country mean
time orders will be filled direct Cincinnati in an,
quantity, and at the low It is
AMI securely racked il ao2. Ha fd6z sanr
eases will however, be packed and any address,
desired.
Retail Piice 81 Per Bottle, or for SIS,
Prime pal office and salesroom, Ne East Fourth Stree
81 building from Aain rect, Cincinnati Ohio. Labora0r,
N Sc Hammond street -'
For salr in kenosha County by F. RoBIrsoN Kenosba
W BENHAM Wmo and by Drugg SITS and Merchants gen
Crafty throughout the Unlon' ly49
For Sale by WEE LER & CLARK. Keposba
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a rising from Impurities or Obstruction
of the Blood or SccrefiOns

in which they only give prompt relief and. [if
minstered before tie citadel of life has invaded
effect a painless and perfect cure
mind the ScdndtndUi. Pegetable Blood Pin,
by the experience of thousands living wit
nesses letters afidavits medical by
proclaim them be the best
the kind offered to the broken down victims ills
health They hdut disease through
of the system and expe it thoroughly and anentIy
doubt their superiority after one single trial
they only better bat in cheaper than apy
Pills for it takes less number of them produce better
effect.
Scandinavian Vegetable Purifier 81 ner
per half dozen. of the Scandinavian Vegets
BILE Blood Pills, 70 cents per box, boxes for ST.
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier

evidence IN the possession OF II. R0baCk, which
at all tunes accessible to the public establish the fol-
lowing 80
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved ny analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DXSPE EsSRA
with 1erriag certo6nty and III very short time. That
after all other m-dices have proved useless they reve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore tn health and strength of the sufferer That
SICtA FEMALES,
who have anguished for in helpless weakness and
dependency recuperae with great rapidy under their
iuvgorat,ng operation That all sexual disabilities are
removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating proper
ties. That they recruit
AH .TTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have cen trihed with and abused
that their direct tendency to lengthen e and render
rrjoyab!e That operating directly upon the poison
of he disease in the btOO0, Trey
CAU~E SODN TO HEAL,
and discha ge the system every faint of Scrofula
whetf err hereditary otherwise. TIL they
RrCRUIg THE UEBlLlT ATED,
and thai there disc ofhe Stomach and Bowels
Liver system, the Skin, Glands or Mus
Giles,
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A NOBLE SENTIMENT.-The patriots of the
Revolution never uttered a none node senti-
ment than Gov. Spra- ne. Il Rhode Island, ex-
pressed when he said Wealth is useless un-
less il promotes the public wettaIe, and life it.
self but oaubie unless il ministers to the hon,
OF and glory of our comfy The nobility
OF this sentiment is attesIed by the tact tia,
Gov. Sprague, who Is the weaithieSt man III
New England has given from his personal for
tune immense sums 10 promote the cause OF the
Union, and has perllied his life III the foremost
ranks OF the army upon The field Of battle.