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Testimonials :
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The nay school Rell.

$4,000 copies issued Singing Book for
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Among the large number OF eautful pieces may be
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dreu coming" Always look the sunny side" ''The
little lass" and Little Lad "0h, pair tree" "AnVi
Chorus, ""Meet meet me bv the running brook" &c.
1t is compiled by Horace Waters, author Of SaDbatf
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The Nashville Uaio,s gets off the following cap
ital parody on Haleck's "Marco BozarriS;
At midnight in his BLACKBOARD tent
"Old Beau" was dreaming of the hour
When Gilmore like suppiiant bent
Should tremble at his power.
In dreams through camp and street be pore
The trophies of q eonqueror
In dreams his song of triumph heard,
He sported Gilmore's gold laced ha''
HIS red topped boots, his gay cravat,
Az wild his fancy as bat,
Or ''any other bird,
An hour passed on--"Old Beau" swoke,
Half stiled by "vinainous' smoke,
Enough the very devil TO choke.
While all around the ''stink pots broke
And blinded him with sand.
He cursed the ''vilanous compound
Which stunk like pole cats tar around
Then roared with wild demOniae snrIek-,
Lord what smell 1.-THE Greek the Greer
Put out this villainous Greek fire
Or in the last red ditch expire LII,
It's sweet to draw ones dying breath
For our dear land, as Horace Saith
But dreadful to be stunk to death
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o. Office is hereby given that the work of dig

"a O1ASE Is hereby given that the work of dig.
gng and making ditch drain in the Pleas
and established by The county Board Of Supervisors of
nosha County, Wis., wl be let front door of the
Court House IN he city county OF KenOsha Wis; in
sections respectNe as hereinafter described the lowest
bidder theIsi0ri CD " nda!, he
Aineteehth Day Of October, a. ID. 1868,
20 commence at Two O'Clock in the afternoon day.
SECTION n 20 one to consist of thirty
of the north end O said ditch drain
the following bOundseOmmencng forty rods south the
center OF the north of sixteen
north OF Range twenty east thence south
the the half OF
ofsad section sixteen, thirJy-CwO rods
Section NO 1tCO, to consist of the forty rods in
length running south degrees from said
section
Section No Three consist of the twenty. nine and
IN length running south three degrees
| said section No two.
Section No. Four the twenty-eight rods in
LENGTH running south thrtyfour degrees
| section No. three.
Sector No Fire to consist of in length running
west from said said section No. Four.
Section NO to the
rods IN length running south westerly
running south sxtytwO degrees said
section No Eight to consist of the eight in
length running south seventy degrees west said
| section
Section No Nine consist of the sxty-eght rods in
| ton eight.
Section No Ten, of the ninety-four rods in
length, south
the north west twenty which is the
ern terminus of said Ditch.
All Of the said described ditch ere to be
maue elStt teet the and
notion and four feet deep and dag
pleted before the fifteenth day Of July, 1854.
| Dated kenesha, Wis, Sept 10, a. D. 1868.
| lHA PIERCE, Clerk
| Of the County Boaro of Supervisors
4NlO OF henOsha County, Wis.
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sBTa RHFF,S SALE

state IF Wisconsin, Keaosha COunty Clcu1
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Elab Foster, and Jannett
Foster
pursuance of the Judgment in the above entitled
m action, rendered May 10 d 1862 IA the regctar term
OF SAID court, |, Hud'aA Fox III fl II san County
snail oiirf 'or sale and eel AZ public auction to the
hghes bidder therefor, a. III front door OF the Court
House IL ths tiiy and County K-Iosha aud state of
Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF Thursday
the 18Th day D NOvembyr A. D. 1868 the following des
scrlbed lot or parcel o. land to wit: Tweuy five acres
icing the west hAif 'fH certain fy acres si.a ed IN
The east part of the north ic rrii quniier OF sec
ton eleven, Cl) Town O) Ea. s- tweuiy (2g) East
included within II ine d awu pacaiie with The Gust line
OF Sad quarter section, and extending to TIE north and
south lines OF said quarter section t. embrace said
nifty acres of land, and lying aud being the state OF
Wisconsin.
Dated August goth, 1868 HUDSON FOX
JOSIAH BOND, sheriff of Kenosha Countv
-lpns atty. l8y1i
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SM ERHFF,s SALE.

rtate Of WISCONSIN. Kenosha County Circui
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Nicholas Ehle and Mary E.
Ehle.
In pursuance of the judgment in the above entitled
ton, rendered November 14th 1860, at the regular
of said court 1, Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said county
shall offer for sale, and sell pubic auction, the
highest bidder THEREFOR the front door of the Court
House, in this city and county OF Keuosha, and State
OF Wisconsin, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF Saturday
the 24th day OF October, A. ID. 1868 the following
described lots parcels of land lying and being in the
city and county of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin and
particularly described as follows wit Lots one Fl
two ri three ri in block twenty seven [27 in The
south quarter of section thiryoue III
ri north OF range twentythree 1921 east with the
exception Of strip OF land forty four [44J feet in width
off OF the IN end Of lots q and two. III Terms
of sale cash.
Dated July 23d, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
j. J. PETIT, Sheriff of Keuosha County.
Plf's Atty. 13w7
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sEEEHaRR,s SALE.

State of WtSconSln, Ken0Sha County Circuit
COp1f.
Hope The Kenosha Rockford and Rock slant
nail Road Company: benjamin Williamson Trustee
possession Of said nail Oad. Josiah Bond, Samuel Hale
Ernst Solomon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran OrsOn 5
Head, Harmon Marsh, Thomas Pricture ana William
Dawes.
in Of the judgment in above entitled action
May 18TH 1865 regular said court
hudson Fox Sheriff Of said county shall offer for sale and
sell at public auction the highest bidder therefor the
front door the Court House the city and Of lie
nosha State Of Wisconsin, O'Clock in the forenoon
of Saturday October 2Ith D. 1863 the following descrb
ed lot parcel Of andor much hereO shall be sufficient
tesIy said judgment and together with the
penses OF said sale to Wit Lot No. eight Isl in Block No
s@eEo ~ lc south gu4Itst " section sy
l3 town CwD u north three 23l
the city henOsha. Terms 0 sal cash.
Dated July 10, 1863. HUDSON FOX.
y. ). s. +. II. HEAD, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
G,gtg
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EXECUTORS SALE.

IE PrObaIe---M eHOsha County Court
In the matter of the ate of Daniel Sykes deceased
"a OI1CE is hereby given, that by virtue and pur-
suance OF order of license in i'd matter
on the 3lst day of August, A. 1868, by the County
Court OF said county, the unders gned executor of the.
will and testament of said deceased will on the Both
day of September, 1868, 10 O'clock in the fore
noon at the late residence the deceased in said town
OF Somers err for sae at public Vendue all the per-
snnal property belonging the estate of the said de-
ceased, consisting of Horses Cows Colts Plows Rakes
One black Stallion, Sulky and Har ess flaming Mills
&c, &C. Terms OF sale made known the lime Of sale
Dated Somers, Sept. l, 1863. LOREN SYKES
3wl3 Eyecutor
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EMANCIPATION IN EAST TENNESSEE
refugees from East Tennessee who are famil-
lar with the sentiments of the people there,
assert that majority of the shareholders in
that section will vote and would have voted
II favor of emancipation, had an opportunity
been given them to freely do So They contend
that emancipation of the negroes will also
give freedom to the poor class of whites who
have heretofore been mere serfs to the lordly
slaveholding, secession proprietors, and this
point is now fully understood by the white
people. They do not expect they do not wish
the State to he received back into the Union
unless with absolute freedom and protection
for all. Confident that this result will be at
tanned they patiently suffer and bide their
tirne.-N Y Tribune.
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In Probnte-KcnosLn CoYn,1 1ou.,

III VU IaVIoI VI Ute 1sIdte OF ITuBh WILSON, deceaaed
AN reading and filing the petition of p II NIT.
" administrator of the estate Of Hugh Wilson deceae
ed eting forth the amount of personal estate tbat
mas come to his hands, and the disposition thereo snd
the amount of legaces due from said estate ami u
ION OF all the real of which said deceased
uieo selzu ana the condition and value the respec-
granted 10 sell the whole OF said estate and it ap
Peang oy Salo petition, that there is not sufficient per.
sonar estate IN the hands of said Administrator tn
said legacies and that necessary in order to nav The
same, to sell the whole of said real estate IL there
fore ordered that all persons interested in said
appear before the Judge of this Court on Mopdsv ,bs
second day Of November next, at 10 o'clock A H. at
my office in the city of kenosha, then and there 10
cause, if any there shall be, why cenes shoud not he
granted to said Administrator TO sell said real estate
and it is further ordereG that copy of this order
ne puoshed lor our successive weeks prior said law
paper published at the city of Kenosha IN sad county
| Dated, Sept 18th, 1868. l. W. WEBSTER
Avis Coun,y Jrdoa
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70 MARRIED LADIES,

They peculiarly adapted, they bring on the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
SURE TO Do GOOD
SIRE 10 M EOnDl
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The New Patriotic Song Book,

contains SO of duets, and choruses both
and secular including "A pages of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldier Scripture Manual.
1t IS well suited for social singing. as well Sabbath
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found, - here liberty dwells is my country" "The
Curstian Hero" Three cheers for Banner" "Come
sing to OF Heaven" Columbia, the Gem of the
foyeyarn .MsreSing Along pricesmnaner nng
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entire work otl92 pages and nearly 225 tunes
and hymns. AS the music is little more difficult il is
just the book to follow Bell No. l. Nearly one million
OF these Bells have been issue and are now ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found, "Sha meet beyond the
RiYer?' "There is Beautiful World" Sorrow shall
come again more "sDon't you hear the Angels
ing ?" Thou, God me-" Sabbath Bells chime on
&c Prices Of Bell No. same Bell No. !. Both
numbers can be obtained in volume, price, bound
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Ci1cait Cour1, Coun,y Of Menoshn

The Stdte Of y iscO9.sin 10 Erfdget CrOlCe,
and the uashnoa0n heir or het54 Of J0h1t Revenue [
CrOl0 decedsed lutte Of the city ami c0UH- Stamp.
ty Of KenOsh0 and State Of Wisconsin:
NOU are hereby summoned and required 10
III the complaint OF Ann Quare, winch is filed IN The
office OF the CerK Of the Circuit Court oI KeBosha
ty, at his ofic. u the Guy Of Kenoha, and
copy of your IT office in the CITY aud
county Of Kenosha, and Stale of Wisconsin, wiIhin ~
days alter he service hereof, exclusive of the day
such service and you fail to answer the complain
aforesaid, the SAID Ann Quarles viii apply to the
Tor the > ief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, August 20 1863. IS. F. II. BEAD,
cw12 Plaintiffs Au'ys.
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ONE MILLION OF DoLLARs.-It is estimated
that tourists and Summer travellers have left
in New Hampshire, this season, upwards of 81, :
100000 This amount widely distributed
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Gus, hard working farmers and others of the
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1t has often been said that New Hampshire is
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facts show it good state to ''emigrate to-"
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns,
is the most popular S. Book ever issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, kind Words Elem Above,
christian Hero, Beautiful Zion, Il ought to love my
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The Harm az Rreednm

contains 80 pages of songs, duets end choruses, for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces would name,
"Far Freedoms MORN" 80 let my people co." "0ver
the mountain" "They worked me all the day." &c.
Price cents single 80 cents per dozen So per 100
a each.
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NJ ANHOOD
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED,

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Sexual debility, Nervousness, and Involuntary Ennis
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BY ROBERT j. CULVERwELL, MD.
The important fact that the awful consequences o
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Circuit & ourt-Countyof Kenosha

me State Of Wisconsin,, 10 Charles Stemm,
W. are hereby Summoned and required to answer
ue complaint of Uatharne Stemm, plaintiff in this
ac'loh Whch h!ed in the office of the CLERK of this
Oou az nenosna CITY in sad County, and to
copy OF yoi as"eS 10 the said complaint the sub
Scrlher at BIS once In the City Kenosha and State
of Wisconsin, within 20 days after the service of this
summons upon YOU exclusive OF the DAY such services
aud if you fail to the said COMPLAINT wi,hin tha
time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will spnlv to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated sept. 10th, 1868
W. WEBSTER, of Kenosha Wis,
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rwNHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE C0MPA-
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der for their SIS Machine with gauge scr=wdriv.
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exposes, or give large commission. For particulars,
terms, ETC., enclose STAMP, and address,
T. s. PAGE. Toledo, o.
BINS Gen1 Agent for the United States
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A MISSISSIPPI paper, i'll an obituary notice.
speaks of the deceased as being "a most esti-
mable young man and devout Christian, until
the day of his death. Pity the young man
had not died sooner to save his reputation.
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90 Pnr,ncr..,in No,ice.

Notice Hereby given that the undersigned have this
Day hTmed co-psrtnership under the style nnd
hrn OF HAfTHCEN SAGSs il, the mercantile business
in the village Of Wimot, Ksnosha County at the old
stand Off Haythorn, 80 'iu
Wilmot Aug. % A. D.. 1868.
1877 8 81 - q. ~ nay THORN.
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81 hope to live to see the day, said Lord
Brougham, ''when every peasant in England
can understand Newton" Wouldn't it be
better that they had little bacon first ?" i'll
quired Goblet
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Mans feelings are always purest and most
glowing at the hour Of meeting and farewell =;
like the glaciers which are transparent and
rosy hued only at sunset, but throughout the
day gray and cold.
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A paragraph has been going the rounds, of
an old lady who has moustache on her lip.
1t is not uncommon for going ladies in this
vicinity to have moustaches on their lips.
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Rutb. A sacred contoto
The Revival Music Rnnl

contains 126 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu
sic by Pref Gull This is excellent book for concert
for the young Prices-paper covers, 90 cents $5 pc
100; bound % cents, $40 per ice.
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rs" The demands against New York city
on account Of damages to property sustained
during the riot on the 18th, 14th and 18th of
July now amount to about 100000
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'The ugliest of trades have their moments
of pleasure. Now, if were grave digger, or
even hangman, there are some people | could
work for with great deal of enjoyment
[Jerrold.
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contains between 800 and 400 pages and hymns
and old, of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference and all kinds of sacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it,
like Shining Shore" "Rest for the weary" "Sha We
know each other there ?' ''Shall beyond the
River. ''There is beautiful ord" "Kind Words"
Sweet hour of Prayer" ''There is Land of Love"
'Sufer little children to come unto me - "God the
Nation" &c Prces-single copies, bound, so cents,
$40 1OO cloth bound, embossed gilt, 20 cents, $50
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1t may interest the ladies to know that the
Princess Metternich recently climbed the Alps
dressed in trousers of heavy wooden material,
skirt reaching only to the knees, a fur jack
ct doeskin gloves and broad brimned hat.
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puRKEE's WESTERN ADDITION

TIE T0IO3can0 lands are an Me 5. ". Or. Sec 81 2
n II % Il d; in FiskS Western addition.
Fisk-Al within the city limits supposed
to be 50 feet e &w l Us
S Fisk-Ali within the city limits supposed
10 be maximum width OF 52ft $50 Q6
Fisk-AH within the city liInts bounded
the by hi OF Or of sec 81 1&S II %
Fisk 10 u 4 "a 5 Fisk II "a
Fisk 81
S Fisk--Ail n ley and of track of X
r. i IL. !. IL. R. Co. y SO
SEisk-a except X. X. r. X. track, 3&4 IL IS
Fisk IL "A Fisk 10 10 81
Fisk tof sw qr sec 81: commencing on
line of market Sc at cor # land owned
by Mrs Bronson. thence to IL line of Dur
KEGS Western Addition, thence sd
line intersection with line of
market st, thence line to beginning, Is Il
W POrter-Pt or sec 81: commencing
So l-2rods and rods Of the
of sd qr Sec thence 81 rods and 10 links
thence " 5 l-3 rods. thence p rods and
~ links, thence 5 l-3 rods beginning SO
The foELO1OinQ knndS are in TIE S " Or Ot Sec 81 10
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The Atheneum Collection

contains 70 pages of tunes hymns, designed for
yiya, prayer, and conference meetings Price in pa
per covers single copies, 10 cents, IS per 100. Mailed
ut the retail price.
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STATE OF Wf-CoNsIN.-
LOnntY Of kenmsha. 81

IL DSJ| Fox Sheriff said County do hereby cer-
" that the above and foregoing ~ The notice
Tor general election, served by 5ecrety of
state IF the State Of Wisconsin and in NV flee.
That pursuant no ice and the statutes in relation 10
elections notice hereby that in on 10 the state
officers designated in th foregoing the Secretary
Ot State the following County are to be
elected viz:
A county Superintendent Of Schools, in place OF h. L.
Dodge Whose tenn OF office viii expire day of De-
ceiubuT neA ~
One County supervisor tor the let Supervisor District eon
prsing ~ J ~ Nenosa, IN place VI n!Tnon whose
g. ~ e." one VIII expire IN he 5s- day December exI
,jue a. unity SupsryisUr Tor the p tpervsr Djsr nm,
2ts.rE ny .."1s I'D = saat Prare BIis d. soniers and
Puisa " fIaDo 81 Edgar t igIuu whose Ier of a. in
exc re - ohe 3lsi day p DC .gDber nexL " " INV "4i
One 1uny 5upe gsor Tor the 81 District com
prlsnH we TOWNS 81 salem, Randall Wheatland and righ
ton IN 1he ace OF o. Burgess whose Office viii
DLe member VI the Assembly flr a.. Assenii. ni....
composed Of the' and the Comfy ~ 1nno
sh y jlge OF u T. Hatch, hose Office svniro
on she drBC Monday nfJ2nuIry mex w. 'NPiio
bne Stare Senator To- The 9Th t
city and county Of benOsla. 't''"i'b 'H'
Dated at the Sheriff. Office in said county this 10Th dayof
august A. D. l0oo' HUDSON FOX.
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a procession of female copperheads in a
recent Vallandigham meeting in Ohio, bore a
banner with this inscription:
"White Husbands or rome