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4 d u CITY

0oAI oIE--Many disasters having al
ready occurred from the use Of coal oil, Il
msy Be Weil that the public should know
on what they can depend for seOuriiy. The
1fulloWiRg Is given as a test for coal oil;
se Pour q small quantity into a saucer, and
bring lighted match sloEly down to q.
~ explosive, the oil via blazs and Hash
up almost like powder; II not explosive, it
Wln not burn at all The latter only is
ssfe for use.
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Altar eli OthsF Treatment Fall
ND HTuCnN

Altar eli other Treatment FaiIail
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly o. New York CITY, Win pay Oes IA,
dFsd dollars ior the proof that Be ever hill g -
sum for tno proof that any other PhYIioill .
the lUnitsd sfstss trsstI the EsmS 6iIssssI gtt
After many ysazs Of Iaborious study and ur,.'i
sloe, Dr. GIBSON q happy IN being aba 8 -
lognee g me unioEtunate, thst be has DsEiicsl >
sPEEDH, ARD PERMAEEET OUEg
81 kh5 ab0Te and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad sdsot1 arising thsesfroua, incluiF
UEBl hlIE Oh HERFOUB PROsTRAILlL.
DC has EuecSedsd n curing oa8ol IN thla city
EslfstYlsd phyIeisnI, Who Trols1I % treat ~
maladias with l1eeese, Hnd without rsootginl -
Df. GIBsOH does nst boast that he lei member q
some College IN London oE Partgr 13 perhar1 soma
others do lor t1e purpose Of en1naring the toc1t
hliEsds But what Dr.. GIBSON might boalt o. B
Ms thas be d able 20 give sntirg gatiIfas b %
Fify, and that be has perfected an Anlsfic1n sIsi
of treatment which challenges any PhYEiciar q I1l-
con OF Paris, or any patent nladi6ins 70 equ - g.
radical oGrs o. seminal weakness, Hnd all da-l 8
arrangements, both mental and phFEloal. al
ir9n e sez9e1 .Sgl, q Or 5eeFss Ebaas.
lolos7ing advantages ever AL Others got eigoofqrl
and drsts tbs eEonts Used ers IN no Respect d.tl-
EEEcuTT, nor any other dslstsrion draE. Eec0ndll
no restrictions IN DICT business Is required; Third,
tEa4lLldnk NodlLlle ana al llldl
BE stands prepared 70 60 into any public VTfSats
hospital II the United States and dsmOlItrats ths
Immense gurori9rity Of his nsE tEeatent over auy
other now known % shs world IN point of prompt
nsa9i parlnaEsnoJi midnsSIs TASTY and coaVouienc
90 tbs PATENT.
Dr.. GIBSON . permanently located IN OlsEtlasd,
Rnd has during the past tTo yeaM poriormed mA1l
eUro1 Of dl1sates Whicd had for TaaEI TssHsed al
other mc1ea Of treatment Eaerenco can Be given 70
individuals OF the nTBt rsgpeotabilt7 IN 0l0valalH
EoEt0n, Kew EoEE, and other cftiea IN regard 30
ssin and integrity in All professional trGnsa5tons
pysDeFslas bhnenaatlsals Soroflla Eud al ohr0nis
dissa56s trestsd With superior saoess5.
81 hsdiSsne g9uB 70 lny part d shB country O.
EsHsspt % ten dollars.
pE, eI5s5E'8 New WoFk on Ph7sioioEJ la5 slsa
DR.. GIBSON,
Pyofssser ef EissfrepEfIg EN8 MGdieisg,
- Once No. IlTOntar3o street, Cd uiairs, Nv
scor5 nom the Public SQuaFes
DLno houTh from 9 to y and iron . : o'di0th
.f2liT. fk.tTuoaTG eIoaBtaf-l aus
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@eaitines.
THEsE USTLYCELRBRATED

.FHEsE Observation-Disclosures
III PILLS are sure uars for
SICK He1dncho,
DFlpaDsiA,
Foul Stomach,
General and BsrVcuB Debility,
bilious and Liver Oomplaints,
OogtiFonesg, scroiul ouB Hd.
morgl IeFer8, &c., &c.
and are 3 safe and reliable Family Medicins- Nor
Of them used than any other kind
BEBeo Oirrulars. For sals % u. =. GAYLORD Il
W. Palmer, Benton BrcfherB, and Ht-onE q An.
strong, OlsFeahG, Ohio5 and 81 al Drurgltl m -
ocuufrT. Algo, Is Wbf lsGale e Isl Ontario gfrest
elBToland, 0hio, b 9. @. NORRIS,
General Ag1ls f6E Ohio, Michlssn snd InsiSna.
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. I'LL y 1UI-7IT7 d Il
5bs9s5. 5S1sS SASS S05 Glsin55a bss 81 Iss1siy A,sy'
3eT0IrFFs.
DEVOLVER8 AND

QEYOLVERS AND BOWIE
~. AAIYAS.-A ms as8ortment OF n.--.i-i-.-
rlgtolel such g Colt d model, Baco1i7 n
Allen = Neeioek'e, eharp's, Spies, Smith q ~
lo1i1s hrgs and g11all, with Variors ofbsr i-f-E
i1lt FocclEod and lor Ell8 cheap at
en- stola. ia BuBsEioT IisSss. &C.,.
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Plumbing,
. P. 20 " b,
- Os.-.--ePsAoEIoAh

PbcHBER zND 64s EzFEER
No. lo2 Pub. Square, (under 0fapin Ha3s ]
49nuiacturgg and kssps constantly on hsnd all H y
o. El1mh - and Gas Filters materials, such Gl
Hydrents, Bath. Tubs, Waser- Closets, ash-stand1
3ath-!50iier1l Lad Galvanized and Iron PiEss
ene9t Als1a 5rs4l ana Iron Ian end Eozoe PuEirs
ltl ena Etls,a anoefsi ana eVerg shtuE l0oo8saEJ
g q % lol3es, stores, So vita wafer and EAs. q
fhe mort aprr0Yed rEinciFlaI.
n. IA III work warranted and done nuDcfueIlvr -
FhFtieular attsotion given % iobkiRg snd countTy
NQths ienin
ral q s1rs u -...... IS
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800t8 aud Sh0Es.

nj e W % As a
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSR,
No. 112 = BANK STREkT.
We would desire 70 call the attention Of ali that
come to this market, 70 cur
NEW SFOQK OF BOOTS 4 SHOEH
that We arc now receiving from Of the lsrgesi
and best ManufsotOries daily &c sell for
CASH, AND CASH ONLY
Our stos Il consists OF Mems, Boys Youths an
THiOK KIP AND OALF BOOTS
Mems, Boys aud Youths Brogana.
WOMENss CALF, KIP, ENAAIELED, GOAT AND
KID BOOTEEs.
NIgSEB' CALF AND KIP BQOTEEB.
UIILI5s- CALI, KIP, KID GOAT BO0TEEEH,
"a LADIES' DOUBLE-S0LE KID CLOTH
Caifsr4 IA nleudid shoe fer this season Of the year,
and oii fa Etnple goods usually found in this line
IIe can aIso iurniah INFANTRY and CAVALRY
BOOTS HY having two weeks notice, one hundred
cases per month oi almost any pattern, can DO fur
EhoW to those Rho wish 30 contract.
- -HoE cozlle al fcu Boot eld bhoe Des.laf4 80
nIsnlne our stock for yourselves and ttEoRt aEe
Boots and sh0sg-ifY5u have tie mensL. .,r
Usysland, SEPT. % lsslsRn
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N ASFEk'S ; SALE-PURsUAVf 70

M ASTEh'S SA n
lNL the command Of q pluries decrsfaJ ,ri-. -
laia rom the Court Of Common Plsas 81 Cnvabo'1Ss -
county, Uhl0s at the sci Of Famuel Il BrooiS s-f
EdEtn W. Brooks against HorasSu n f3sf.9 n ~.
~. 0ltea- Augusta N. Mittlsh6rgrr nf-9--,l Il =
4itteberGers William BIirtlaberrsr Co,or--.-.i.
Mataal lLsaTanc0 Co /, Thomas N HoWe- To-i-b
hln8 and hiiliam shlnnl executors Of Ohss Aver
4feeiaed, and Others to dirsctsd 7b9I1 sr-,ses
iqr pubic sale at public auction at ths door of ~
Uolft House. N the City Of cleveland on - "a si
OF January ls62 81 two o'clock p II a. -ri5 -
tle loiloNlng described pieces or rrrcl1 Of lr-f -
VII: sltuato IN the t9snsnll of Brook IN. htft--
nuInoer soFen IN The thirteenth rauT4 81
In the Connecticut Western Heaerra IN ~ lS-f--I
Ohio, and winch is qlso IN to -l,---7. - ~ -
aud is known By parcel o. land on 1a-f rfis al -
anoga hiyers now In CITY Of C1egaiand. and q hr7-
ded as folloFa: easterly b Ouyahoqs River nortb
cry y "a q heretofore conveyed judah Golf -
John u. Hoolseyi vet b. BfVsr street. % eailsj
and southery By land formerly ouned 81 eil-sf
hiliarns, and being ninety nine sst vide on CoTS
hol E!Fefs and excl nding at right angles with IT
er street and said RiVgr River Street ,bo1f -
hnndred and forty fee, beng the same iand conve
"a 70 said Edmond g. P. MiItleber7er bT ~ rs,,-
LIE lnsuranoe and trust O0mpauy bF tise5 rssr7I-
g N Ony ahoga Iounty Records, Tol. A. psreS ~
- And 9iao, another parcel OF land On 1sid rI'--
next herly Of above, and bounds ro-I f~i,- ~
-aia Parcel Of land aeOTe desCrlsedt east1rir 81 -
-losA 1sI,ots Eesferly bF 11id hiTcr rts1l {. 5I|r
soy nallE y line parallel Eili - aorIlerr -
END twenty one feet distant ftersrr5r1 ,1fs.
rom aald alEer To 50 Q RfldE 1rEar, bann nrrr 81
tne A'ired vi lianas lot, 50 called making "a ~ o1S
lunlreQ anu I@eplT feet Hont on aoid River, rId
laid prel lses be the same more or less buf Srficf
% al legal highways. Appraissd q s71l0.
AoaaAs = N4allei1s Masfrr conn =
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS
Ladiss' Leather Bagl,
Ladies' Porte Mcnnoiaa,
RETTHAtq 3 HAUsaLANE.
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s. MARsHAL'S sALH.-B7

D. " n NO II "A II y EAI H. IpN
Ors virtue Of two Erlts o. yenditlons expo 1nr.
fssad from tha Uircuig aurt Of the Uutsd staies,
within and for he EortaeTn DIS rics Of Ohio, one
esuss 10. ~ aad tn other nt de sait Of Rueh
AuchlucluEss JIM and Ioha Auchtlcloes. IN cause
50 as, a. ssli coursi "a both against Robert 3
nouth door o. ths p0st Ofoo, in the City Of OleFe.
land between the hours Of ten oelook in the fore
neon, AID four O'Clock IN the 4 oruoOni on Friday.
Sc 81 4 day Of Janu ~, l6 the following proper
situsss IN the @ tv Of Cleveland, and Ia that "a
Thereof Whiod was fIrnl-rly known as tue City OF
Ohio, 70 vii; the northeast part e euh-lpt No. I9
'Turapike street hnt which Is nov kucwa as Pearl
etresl, t9o sane , ing 50 isat deep
Also, the following lescribed parcels OF md situ-
ats 8 above, and being part O. rh5 BuifEl0 OOE-
pays purl hase % called. 20 wit;
raa aH KS 81 5i9 $50 55l A ia2 In block 4
:. $50 81 ss4 So and 3-5 IN block p.
. 527 In clock n.
sac SIS $40 sl4 snd $50 IN block II.
. ss 90 l05 s9, - and ll0 in block p
!" 40, $50 80, 42i and s25 in block ).
ls9s 7si ana ~ 10 nlooz HH.
90 in block Ol:
af - - 10 Il, 29en is IN block WV.
% - 293 and 294 Ia block a.
So 80. 5s5 ana 59I in block IA.
t % rs in block ".
/, and IN cub lot 745 in block G9.
sgs lsss IS fsat OF toe south enls
- less IS feet on he nor h end.
Ga less 10 fsst of the n rth ond, and
6l2 less 10 fsst OF the narih end ia bloek "A.
Z as less 25 fssf IN sle north end
50 less 2 feet Of the norta end, a9d
e57 lsss 10 f-et on tha north end
So less z5feet od the noI III end.
20 - = lcat q. tbs north end, and
u f5s ilsa lnl8st q the north END In bisck co.
6ss less s feet OF the rorth end in block BIB and
r. S3aad 60 and 45 on th5 lslsnd, 90 called.
Cssh. - RsRG BILL,
By " II Patiarson, Deputy.
Feine Wade. tt7s ior Elfs As-ignees,
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Adams / CanfsId, 6..t,.1 Se1S-,l
Pitts Att'Js. Dec. q. isFi.s-ss' =
CHERTFF SALELIN 0RTIT.

SHERIFF. SALE.-IN OBFDT-
~ ence @ the command Of an order Of sle AZ ~. .
9riy Attached, after mai Judgment fsiisi f--1
Court Of Common Pleas OF UuyahorS Jior1f, -
Stale OF Ohioi and 70 me directed, IN ne -, ~
5li,in, as5sin Ae1t, Pisntif asai1st Ihonas Dsnhsl ~
lenoanti 4 snail expose 20 sale at puhlie -
ne uoor o. the UouTt Hauae Il sliIi 5000 - -
tWentteth day Of Jan1arT, a. D. Tsfl f-r-,s ~
nogfs ei Two Ard four O'clock p. N 81 - '.5 -
iieii4loslng ae9cftted lands and tenezi utt, % W.T.
Anlan ~ being psrtcl two acre lot 30. ere i'm.
9I9a and my -tol 81 in Cleveland citF,snd r b1
lel ~ r9lioHai 5eglnning a. point 10 the soufT1
me OF bolHer 81 eglty two -e8t aud % inchr5 -,
ne teraeoilon Of the Wsst line Of said Iof n ~
VIII the southeriy line Of Boliver street. fhenos |
mug easteriy along toe southerlY line Of Boiir-r
81 eeti twenty -iour let % inches 70 q poinf- f
s9li1eflI along line parallel with the east iins
sad ios No 49, one hundred and eiahlT fsst = -
-cr;h ~ - ~. Nlls t3ence westerly along tae,
t so51 ssas o. al alley saty four isst 81 iEchss
70 pointi tnenee northerly along limo uar4Ii9ls
with the west iino Of said lot No is3 one hu5ii--
and eighty ieet 10 tbs place Of b inning bainq -
eassI All q part Of said lot l52 deaded 81 Iah -
Sysss5seS ana George Willoy 20 Ira Hanson, jay 81
Apgrassed az thirty -thrse hundred ard ss4sstr.
afs ooiiara. JAMEs A. CRAW, shaIfI .
b HENEF y. JOHNSON, DsrufT-
RAIEE 4 WADE Plaintiff 3 Aftiys.
-
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MASTERS SALFEPUgsUaTTTo

w The command Of a pluries dacretaI orfe- -
n. rom the Court Of Common Piass of CuVahoT-
11unig Obioi at the sctE Of MelsOn Prince and ffs
aTa. aeaia5t Levi Thomas and 0fhcrs % ne 0irsef.
a. thal expose % sale at pul lie arction, ~ fne
d10r Of the Q, urL House, in theCitF Of ulsTrlr n
s1id ca1nty. on the II day Of January, Is62 nt -
o'clock Z, M tho following described prsrria-7.
Wiz situate in East Oevsland, Cuyahoga connfr.
altoi and bounded beginning in tie Plank -
sd south ts1l2 west chains N links from -
ne corn-r q ChtisEdan lewis lard; thence 7o1f-
ag4' chains and 20 links to said gsisi va 49,
tnsnce aou-h chains and "a liBks; tnencs 81 -
95t eha.ns and IS links; thaloe noIth $50 est
p lilk5i thence norm tltf- vest fcllirrr n ~
flaak hoadi themes dorlh NJ - E - SI,i5
Inks 70 he plaea Of tssinni1fs d51laIrinr 49,
a1d one hall scles ofiand. ArnFaigsd st So.
Go. H. WIMAU
p. ~. 1-.lil Master Commh
ftul AftT deczl.zI
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SEasa 4omnarH

JAMES II. ODBLL, BRASS
% TOUHDER AND MAHUFAOTUREM a
hrs work ns dgglg description, no. 35 Union SIT
~ eocfI ron superior lafuet OisFalnut, Ohio. ~
Frfcrared 20 furni1h al kinds uf work usaG 81
ernli, MateE or Ge1, and al the r1riCu8 articl
1l8t q ths Plumbing BuniatHs. Nasr Fumls o. lll
altriE EsEE 3; ~ sinsa IrsHirat. dsef6s
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M ASTERFS SAD F-PUR8TT-

M ASTER'S SAL E-P URS
IlA- Ant to the command Of dscretsl order Of
adle rom the Court OF Common Pleas Of UuTshoEa
county, Ohio, at the suit Of Christine Hes ssirst
frederick Arnold and Catherine Arnold q ne ifTsc-
tsll snau expose 20 sale At public auction &c fia
q said county, on the 25d day Of January, l5s2 a
O'Clock 2. M the lolloWiDE dssolihed prafge1 e,
q Ohios and which Is also in the County Of luya-
nogas and ls known BY being lot No thirty-eiqf in
No lA and la3 inclusive Of the original aliofent7
ef village Of Cleveland as By the mars Of aid sui-
divisions on record IN said county viii more f1iT
eppears and is bounded as f0lOWsi n0rthwestarT n
front BY Parkman street; northeasi erly bT lot Ro
81 sou heasterly in rear by Parkman lane. anf
south ResteTly bg lot No 80 being 3 feet - Vfdfh
lfUnt and rear and 100 feet dsep. toesfher with a
dwelling house erected on said lot, Be the sams
more or less, but subject to all legal highuays.-
Appraised st $500. GEO. H. WYmAE,
Rravru p n Affsv ~ So---4- = le9lsL-
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DR. GIRSOE

PTofssSer gf ELsstrepEfIg Ga8 Medis3sl1,
~ Once No. lTOntar3o street, CD stairs NV
scoEs nom the Pubic 8QuHres --54
DHco houra from to - and non . 8'oiOcf
F2lfFs fk'uu6aFG eIosptai-l aus
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CULTIVATED CRANBERRIES,
~ the best in the marker, g.
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Meuln0i Mafon i I66I.
nea-The above named Ladies we are personally 90
duatnfed with, and know that for several yeara
while We lived tn Medina, they great sufferers
Miss s. has boen badly afflicted that Il was Will
difficulty she able TO stand upon her feet. isg
bottles Of Catholc0n entirely cured her Of her com
plants. My wife received great benefit from this
medicine. We recommend u to the Ladies' Of thii
county IS saio and efficient remedy for the many
complaints thsT ara subject 20.
JOHN WEEKB,
EdttoF oGnhold Herald.
H.B. KINGSLEY, OlsVsland,
Octl;dEW General Agent for Ohia,
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ksufman HAYS
".
ElJsh r Kendrick
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
ll1 6ALE.-Pursuant 20 the command Of deere
tai order Of salafrom the Court Of Gomou Pies a.
luyaho7a county, Ohio, st The suit Of Eaufman
Hays against Elijah ks1drick and others, 90 ne
directed, shall expose 20 sals st public ancfinn &c
the door Of the Court House. in the City Of Csrs-
lands on the 18th dsy Of December, 1851, nf two
ocieck 4 M the K lowing described lad and tan
enentsi 70 wit; Situate in said county Of Cuyeho7
snd known and described - being sub lot Mo- 7sr-
enty mine IN =. 5. stones subdivision Of orgina7 e
30 70 (formerly Brooklyn township,) nov CIsTs-
and O1ty, and has hont and rear Of 50 ffet and Ia
Eef IN depth, and fronting on herman street
Also sub lot 62l il Hiram Stones subdiVi5lun oe
Iarr Of original lots 50 gnd 68, IN BrooFlVu havna
~ I-lz teet mont on Train street and l feet u depth
GEO. b. WTMAN-
Sass i555saees Master Cummif.
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Faine Wade, AttFs Tor Pif7s As-ignees.
fi4VVland, dec 81, ls6l:3i2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-31
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

The DAY School BELL-The tunes are lively and such
may be easily mastered by children. The spirit of
the songs is uneXceptonable and well adapted to the
school-room 1t is the cheapest, and among the best
compends Of school music published.-N. Y. Teacher.
DAY SCHOOL BELL.-This book is eminently adapted to
use in our schools. The editor very truly OBJ
in his preface tit is universally conceded, that
singing strengthens the lungs, sofens the sweetens
the temper Id is OF the richest of exquisite
enjoyment" These are, certainly, results which we
need have brought about in systems Of educaon,
and firm in the conviction that this science ought
to be taught in all our schools.
Ne have great number of school song books before
the public, but many of them lack musical well lit
erary taste, and really demorazng in their influence
upo the musical talent of the young Airs of acknowl.
edged excellence welded to words ofrue poetry he
qualities that ought to be sought with the greatest
in the preparation of school song book. This book
seems to combine these two quates.-Fen1I. School
journal.
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.--We unhestatngly pronounce
this collection of music the best have for
general in schools. With one feature
pecialy pleased-the large number OF familiar tunes
We recognize many old favorite, and a friend to
whom handed copy, counted forty pieces thai
she knew They are, almost without exception, choice
tunes, well adapted for School-room Most Of the
music will become popular. The elements are well
arranged for vocal practce-Oh1o E0tcdII0dt Month
ly.
We find in this book great variety of excellent nu-
c adapted to the wants of day schools of all grades
Here solos, Duets rioS quartettes choruse rounds
and chants of them secular, them sacred
all of them fit be sung by children at home in school,
DON'T forget to "let the children ghUdine Teacher
Portland, Ne.
DAY SCHOOL BELL, of excellent hymns. This book con-
tans the elements of vocal music, and nearly two hun
dred pages of music and words adapted for schools and
suitable for almost all occasions 1t contains large
number of pieces which will be favortes with the young
well as several standard gees and patriotic songs
The sabbath Bell' Nos and 2, by the editor,
have had an immense sale, and the "Day School Bell'
calculated to reception favorable as
has been awarded to its predecessors-N. H. EClUcd-
tiOndL Journal.
THE DAY School BELL.-We have many works of
this character and believe this to be the best ever issued
for the Of Public Schools and home crce.-ZIpton
AdrertiSer, Upton, IoaCd.
HORACE WATERS. Publisher,
45tf 4Sl Broadway, New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-31
ypHE DAY SCHOOL BELL!

The Day School Bella new Singing Book for Day
Schools called the "Day School Bell is now ready 1t
contains about 200 pages of choice Songs BOUNDS
Catches Duets, Tros, Quartetes and Choruses, many
them written expressly for this work. besides 32pages
the Elements Of Music The Elements are SO easy and
progressive that ordinary teachers Will IND themselves
entirely successful in instructing young scholars
to sing correctly and scientifically, while the tunes and
words embracing such variety of lively attractive and
soul stirring music and sentiment that no trouble will be
experienced in inducing all beginners is go on with zeal
in acquiring skill in Of the most health giving
tyimproying, happiness-yeldng, and producing
exercises of schooiife In simplicity ofits Elements in
variety and adoption of music and in excellence and
number OF its songs original, selected and adapted, it
claims by much to excel all competitors. II will be found
to be the best book issued for Semnaes Academies
and Public Schools Afew sample pages ofthe Elements
Tunes and Songs are given in circular send and get
one 1t composed by Horace Waters author fs'Sab
bath School Bells" Nos and O. which have had the
enormous sale of $4,000 copies Price, paper cover go
copies furnished the 100 price. Mailed free at there
tail Drce
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-31

CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY KENosHA
Oliver s. Chapman, Plaintiff, against Serene Fisk
Ephraim Perkins, Lucy Perkins, Aianson NJ. TitG4,
Kenosha & Rockford Railroad Company and Edward
g. Dyer and Piny b. Perkins, Trustees of the estate
of Ephraim Perkins, deceHsed and Ann Titus, De-
PENDANTS.
N pursuance and by virtue of Judgment of the Cir
n cult Court for the county of Kenosha maze in The
above entitled with be sold under the direction Of the
subscriber at public auction the court House In the city
OF Kenosha, county ofKenosha and state Wisconsin,
Tuesday the 26th day of August, A. u, 1862, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day ALI that certain
piece parcel lot of land lying and being in the
of Pike, county of Kenosha and state OF Wisconsin,
particularly known and described asThe west raction-
al half of section nineteen town two range twenty-five
eas-(w. fr. Af. S. 49, 2, 22)exceptng and reserving
the north sixty Of said fractional half section; al
excepting and reserYng the piece parcel of land
described follows, to viii Commencing the south
east OF said fractional half section thence run
ming westerly three hundred tWentyseven and three
fourhs 1877 3D. feet thence nOrtery FIVE hundred and
fifty mine 1881 feet to the Burlington road thence east
ery along SAID road three hunde ed twenty ard
half 1927 l2 feet TO the east line Of the fractional halt
section aforesaid, thence southery four hundred and
thiry-one L43l feet the place OF begnning-Terms
Cash. Dated at the Sherias ONCE this 10Th day OF Nav
A. D. 1862. JAMES M. STEBBINS,
SIBoNG & FULLER Sheriff of Kenosha County
Jl1 Is 4ttys. l5w49
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-31
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNl


n COuRF-ln the matter Of the last will and testa-
ment OF Sbubal LeWis,of the county Of Orleans State
OF New York, deceased, and the accompanyin petition
Of Hiram W. Lewis, Of the same place, representing
among other things, that the said Hiram W. Lewis was
duly appointed sole executor Of the last will and tgsta
ment OF said Shuba Lewis Of the Probate Court OF the
SAID county OF Orleans that said will duly proved
and allowed by said Court according to the avs OF tho
Estate OF New York, that the petitioner accepted he
rust OF executor of said will and filed his bond as re-
CURED by aw,that letters testamentary with the viii an
nexed were duly issued to him. that the deceased owned
estate IN this Co. unadmnisere prayed that upon
the presentation of copy Of said will and the probate
thereof duly authenticated, that this court apyoInt
time and place for hearing requre the proper notc
70 be gwen, and that said will be allowed ia the State u
Wisconsin, as the last Will and testament Of said ShuD
Lewis and allowed the same force ana effect as il il mad
been originally proved and allowed in this Court ana
that this court grant letters testamentary Of said v
10 me pethone, with copy Of said will annexed, &C.
IL IS ordered thathe proofs OF said instrument be heard
before the judge Of this court saturday the I'd day
oil August A. D. lobz at two O'Clock I. M of said day
at his ohcein the city and county Of Kenosha And
further ordered that public notice thereof be given to
al persons Interested, by publishing copy of tins
Tor three weeks successfully pror said day hear
published at Kenosha city in said county
henosha, July 7th, 1862 J. W. WEBSTER,
oWO County Judpe.