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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-28
SherfH,a SnIe.

KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Hope lathrop against Samuel Is. Scott, samuel haIe ana
Nm pursuance of the judgment in the above en-
n. titied action, rendered November llth, a. u, lsG2, at the
regular term of said Court, /, Hudson Fox, Sheriff OF said
County Of Ken9sha shall offer for sale and sell az pubic AUG
ton To the highest bidder therefor, at The front door 81 the
G0urt House N the city and county Of Kcnosha an state oi
Wisconsin, at haif past ,en o'clock in the forenoon OF Ihurs-
dav JIly I'd. A. D. 1868, the following described lot or
paIcel of land lying and being in said city OF Eeuosha, to VII:
All OF Lot 40. three j., in Block No. ~htty-nne OBJ, me
west end of said lot three 3 as was decided by DAVID bllsh
Jr. TOT CHARLES g. Sholes and &. l.. ShOles, beng ten rods more
or less. and beingO on the south east quar- er Of section No. thir-
ty-one 81, town TWO . north OF Range twenty three %
east.-Terms OF sale cash. IL DSON ROY,
Dated Feb. "a, 1868. Sherlh OF kehosi" ~
q. 5. " +. ii. HEAD, PITS Attys. l""45
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nn nrohnln-aAcnonhnd o. Nomrt.

In the matter q Inc LuaIuIdhshIP uI NIVAdHuII IUIt'
an insaue person:
EhURsUANr 20 an order OF license granted by said
Court on the Application Of AitX1Lder SPENCE,
Guardian. fer authority TO sell the real estate of SAID
ward. dated April 25th, 1868. The undersigned guardi-
An of Alexander Ynle aforesaid will, by Yir,ut o. said
license to him granted for that purpose, ouer for SAFE
at nublic yendue, at the hour of one O'Clock III tue alter
notn of the 4th day OF June, A. D 1863, at the ront
door of the Court House in the city OF Kenosha III the
state of Wisconsin,, the following real estate, situated IN
the county OF Kenosha and State ot Wisconsin, W.: The
southwest quarter OF section fourteen 90 in tow"ship
TWO (2) north of range number twen.y~iwo CD east,
Also The north eighty acres OF the west one hundred ana
twenty acres of The south east qnarter OF sertion lonr-
teen G4)in the same township and range. Terms OF sale,
Casb ALEXANDER SFLNCE,
Dated Kenosha, April %, 1865. 4w4l Guardian.
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nToTICE is hereby given that the Copartnership eX'
isLipg between A. Freeman, and W l.. Dickerson'
ntder the STYLE ard finn name OF Freeman & Dlcktfsoh,
at Genoa. Wisconsin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. p.ao.
The business of said firm will be settled by a: free,
man, who agrees to pay all the Liabilities lheI."i dmo
10 hereby authorized to collect all demands or debis que
no "a o. A. FREEMAN,
Genoa, april Of, 1863. 4w4S WIN. L. DICKEksoN.
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M

NJ a NdOOD
uOY LOST! HOW HEsTOHRD!
,bust puLkished. in u Seated EHUeiOpe. Price q cents
ra an the .ature, Treatment and
Radical cure Of Spermatorhea or eeminal weakness
sexual debility, Nervousness, and Involuntary Ems
tons, inducing Gmpotency C~onsumption'and Meh'ai Il
Physical Debilit,
Hv ROBERT J.. CULVERWEI4L, NIL.
The important fact that the awful ccnsequ ehces .
Self Abuse may be efectually removed without lEtelna
medicines or the d%augerou- application OF csustl : ~ ~
strun,ents. m.dicat,d , uges, ard other e2 pitlc ~ ue
vices. i, here clearly demonstrated, and me ent'v.y
new and highly successful treatment as adppteu ~ a a.
IA euab. ed TO cure .inseli periecty, anc at leasl P'ssr
bic co [. ther by avoiding atlthe advertised hostun'Tl
he day This lecture wal prove a Doon 10 'o''"
aud thousands s-ogs
sent ucder seal, n a plain CIV lope to any ADDRESS,
mast Ddid on receipt 81 TWO pOstage Stamps, by aao''S'-
.ug The p.tlsher, HAS ) T. 49, StCSoc
III B0we,y, NeaO Y0r6, Iost Otce Bo1 4oo''
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Sec. 80 1t shall. be the datv Of the clerk Of
each school district. within ten days alter the elec>
ton or appointment Of any school district officer
to report the names AID post flee address uf such
officers To the town clerk ui his town. or, in case
il be a joint district to the town clerk Of eatb
town Ia which any part of the district is situated .
to record the proceedings of the DIS ret board. and
of each disiric' meeting. in a book 90 he provided
by the district for that purpose; 30 enter therein
copies of all reports made by him to the town
clerk to make therein. or in some suitable hook
provided for the purpose, an rc"urate rerotd ofalI
orders drawn upon the treasurer. aud to keep and
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HkOrtgn nc Sale.
anLnE OF MIlI NNaIN

By A. V. IL. CARPENTER, Secretary.
CARY Il PRATT, Attorneys. 3w49
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Torn Clerk.
Sec. u. It shall be the duty OF the town clerk
between the fifteenth and twentyehfth days of sep
tembey in each yen " to mike and transmit to the
superintendent of schO is for the county. y report
IN writing, bearing date on the fifteenth day oil
September, in the year OF its transmission. stat,
ing:
LIT The whole number ofschool districts sepa-
ratjvely set off within the town:
I'd The districts and parts of districts from which
reports shall have been made to him or his immed.
late predecessor in Office, within the time limited
for that purpose.
Sd. The length of time a school shall have been
taught in each of such dist lets and parts of dis
tricts.
4th The amount of public moneys received in
each Of such districts or parts of districts,
9Th. The number of children taught in each,
and the number of children over the age of four
aud under the age OF twenty years, residing in
each.
9th. The whole amount of money received in
the town for school purposes since the date of
he last preceding report, setting forth separately
the amount received from the state through the
county treasurer, the amount levied by the coun>
~ board OF supervisors. and The amount raised by
the town at its annual meeting
9Th. The amount of money Iaised by district
tax tor school purposes.
orh. The manner in which said moneys have
been expended and whether any and what part
remains nneNpeuded, with such DINER information
a. the state superintendent may from time 10 lime
r-qujre
Sec. d II shall be the duty Of the Town clerk t. see that
tie annual reports Of the clerks Of the sveral school d,str cts
IN b 5 town are correctly and in due time, and to receive s.
K tp all such reports made To him by the district CLERKS. with
all orders arc notices Of the town board If supervisors rela-
tive 20 the formation or alteration Of school districts, and
file them in his office; and he shall record in a book Kent for
That purpose, snch description OF school stTicts and organ
,zatioH or alteration thereof as shah he furnished him by the
board OF supervisors. He shall also make and keen in his Of
he g map" # the town, showing the exact boundaries Of all
the districts therein. as appears from records N file and when
q new distinct IS formed, 81 al furnish a map thereof 10 the
district clerk. Heshall. wiehin ten da : afrer his election or
appointments. report his name and p 81 Office address to the
{ 'Hntv superintendent Of schools, and the namea aud post nj
ne aadreSS of each district clerk, within ten days after the
L4l'- 81 re same n his rfICe- 10 shall also he the duty Of
oWne,erk GO spp9rtion the school moneysraised by tie town
~ connected ~ the tow treasurer, on the third Monday Of
March' an those received from the state through the county
treasurer, On the third Monday Of June in each year. or as
soon 'heteafter as the same shall he collected or received hv
.Lf to"H Irsasurer' to the several Districts and parts Of dis
'iN's "i-"i tue town. IA proportion to the namber O ctIl-
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See. 80. II shall no the duty Of the director Of
esch district to counters IN all orders legally drawn
by tie clerk upon the treasurer of the district.
See. 80. The director shaii appear tor. and OF
behalf of the district in ~ actions brought by @,
against the district, when no other direction shall
be given by the qualified voters Of such district Al
q district meeting
Sec. 81. In case Of any breach of the condi-
ton of the treasurers bond the director shall cRuse
m actiontO be commenced thereon. in the name
ofthe district. and the money, when collected
shall be applied by such directorate the use of he
district as the same should have been applied by
the treasurer.
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Oar Cloak aud shawl Department

Has received that attention Mt our hands which ena
rs to say that " in this line we cannot be found "
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Collection Of ella i m s
Against the United States.

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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.

Will be speedily relieved and efPectually cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
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are attached TO each Pot or Box.
Sick He daches and Want of appetite, Incl
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Those feelings which so sadden us, usually
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Pills, taking according to the printed instruc-
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Weakness or Debility Induced by over Fatigue
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If treated in any other manner they dry up in
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man. 1t will require little pcrsol crancc in
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For Wounds either occasIoned by the Baysnet,
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To which every Soldier and Sail ora are liable
there are no medicines so safe, sure and conve-
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HglglM MANHOOD:
AA.-A4A How Lost, How Restored
Inst PllLIisLs1 in q Scnle1 EureLnlle.


1 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
IA MENr, AND RADICAL CURE or SP Err
MAT0RRHGA, or Seminal Weakness, iuyoi-
untary emissions, Sexual Debility, ma imVoaI
ments to marriage generally, Norvcusuess
Cons umption, Epilepsy and Fits; Montl ana
Physical Incnpacty, resulting from seli-abusc,
&s.-by ROBERT j. Culvcrwell, author of the
Green Book &c.
The world renowned author, in this admira-
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may be cffectually removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operations,
bougics, instruments, rings, or cordials, point
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Friends and Relatives
BRAVE SOLDIERS { SAILORS
HOLLO WAYS PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
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Vulcanite Teeth---Vulcanite
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GREAT IMP20VEM IN ARTIFICIAL
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