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The New York herald., 1865-05-31
AMUsF MENTs.

AMUSFMENtS. oDo>oo.o
NIIBLo's GARDEN. -~,
J s.see and Man'oo-
| ~ ---'|''t''''..''''.........w@ wnKATLE
POSITIVELY LAST SIX xrours
! ~sEEssSSas2f ~sEsSa92 ayasisaF EN- sSaFIaaEnS az Z. ,.u
the charming y:a; @IceIK mIrcusrI
will appear in her Ss Sssau "a en- nfs,.o p,slurs OF
| It., IIfrLE Z.
a'a iaS Tg%I $So fs'siii sSsTiiiiius1.sr,o ,""'Ecsa
supported BY tAe whole strength Of the compa,H
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. JUNE,
o'i F%ss%EIG sIs I'sfs strisER fEl's Or pASouos
MUNDAY June s. will bs produced. for the Grs time ..
THE BEAUTIFUL. ROMANTIC DRAMA
ave acts '1pssY s&GaE sirohs Nj Sc for
PEARL Of SAVOY;
THE MOTHERS PRAYER.
,Snts secured six days In adv,nc..
kII.N0's sGAsDEN:-PAREwET.L FANCDpS MATT
sHIHHRAsi MHdaH SiTck nsGf Io.1sSf i S0''
Boz boo-Anow opon
ONyMrIc THEATRE. CoMw.NCKs At 8
" Solo ItTf TRy6xxsGs job" Wood
A'G GR%s1 ss5''F TAiRT srEcfacIE IN THREE PARTS
ssSSfs sSi fs'fn''TT IN FIX iE''Ss '%'SSsoD
THE HEass'sgas asE sAdspfoalsr n%f5al COSTUMES,
"' riis srIEspi1 AiEoMrxE1rs ~
T1TS GRACEFTT, DANCING. THH aPiRirEO AffrIN4,
AND RESP PLESDENT TRANSPORTATION sCEyE
pa cnOu oed mnrvetof skill.
have ali ,omtrned " render this Drodncthsr
A SUCCESS uNPXKALtELRO HY ANY PREyIOUS
8PECTACULsK PRODUCTION IN AMERllA
MRS. JOHN WOOD
m su%IssSUE esSIsxrA
The young and f-'isn,iss MIfs P;n;sSsr p,1GTsrA
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOVTCE.-yfe audience Respectfully
qucstei TO .eep their tho grand
tion Scene concluding the Spectacle
Previous TO the Spectacle the pctite comedy enu0ed
PERFECTION.
KATE OBRTEN ............- MISS LUCIA DEANK,
Whose debut at this theatre has been
MOST SUCCESSFUL
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
Ful;NITUaE.

pAeE Chavez FOE PiR1TEf cCh"ESrIvC
N houseko.pus Tho adveTufar WI seL ~ lgts " sat
purcha AL the Fot uo c0nmh' 10 ne frn1 ico a3
piauofgts Carps,, Plntluvs, suicsuA bt'gtesi, agL
reses,. lrtenuon Table Duuet e%. Al '.s'nee.
c,ToRAos-rcr lrnSIYUHE, 40, ny THE load
f5ntih rircl' oGco an wr,l Thrig.foYa svce co-eer
oi F'sA,b ayeu - n q. uhE"h@
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
UCTION WORCESTERSHIRE AND PEREMPTORY
"A sale Of over SIS 0b) worth OF
Magnificent second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
kLEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,

A UCTI0N NOTICE.
IA SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALK
500 CASES
MANUFACTURED
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 81.
fhts sale includes choice goods "a
which the attention Of buye~s is invited
Catalogues ana goods ready.
WM. TOPPING 4 CO, Auctioneeps
lH2 Church street
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

uYENIY H. LHEDa, AUCrToNBHa
III ny ORDER or THE COMnTTTEE
TIE ELEGANT HORSES CARRIAGE. IlRNreq
ai.AsKETS, SHEETS AND STABLE FVRNIrUNg
PuRCHASfD rOk PRESESTATIeN
To THE Pltf.sInlNT ar THE UNITED sTA7rs
AURNKv ~ LEEOs MINER win .eH On FRIDAY June 3
,ttseve ocock noon IL front sf the Custom Iesse it-
Merchants Exehane.L Wall street. wnhsut asy rrscIve
sspes 6 hands bp and years ed said to ~ haf
prohers believed to perfectly soasd and Kind and very
stviish drivers.
made very best style Of Mr. John K Lawrence Of this
SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS, 70 match, naac By
Hover. Calhoun Co, % order. u.- ....
Ala, All the BLANKETS sHSErs and srABLE fuRNI.
riE whlsh ei.s.iS Toy can BE- ost-sincd as
sLnye rroun ten twelve coeh ss the sornhg st se.
UJESRY d. MINER. AuCTfgNEER-sALE LEsRooM ~
III N.srau sreat uppssi,e The Pet olp, OF Foues
Ed Furuture Need Pianofoftos asd
Sniatd Table MINER a. SONERvILLB VIII sell ~
nn yodneay, May g. ut i0h ocRvk al their salesroJn
a. Naas.u street onAeb faptue sonsk Nng IA para Of
.ooyooi aud lhogsny falr SUITS French pIate Mrtrs
Nj, et Rrnsscls and incrn Crrpet elegant black walnut
pe,ior and Dinnx NoOHi SUITS Narlf.bes, DuOkcateh
Sars Sofas Divans Hsllracks Crockesy aud Ghss Ware
cLnn Utensils &c &C. Alu A. ~ O'Clock, tarce eryaut
s,,rood sever tave Psnocftes al oi which of tlo
,sry heat and OF very sspor tone aud nnsh
~ wen known ATo Dsuv ood Billiard TaOlr, IN
~ nrier sold OF whom may concern 10 close
81 cetate. - =.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

E1RANCIS BUTLER NO. s PECK SLIP HAS -
choice hresds of Dogs for sale for stock Buffers In
falble Mango Cure and Plea ExterinatO rs cents But
lrs new work the Dog third and enlarged edition, price
~ Dog" boarded trained Medicines for all Diseases Ferrets
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
n keepers. hotel keepers uade.Au elegant
ut the large first class private boarding
house Ii West Eighth Sixth VIII
be sell AZ public auction t.s "Wednesday
81 olock precisely 0 Velvet Brussels
and Ingram Carpets elegant Parior Suits
rich French satin bocatel and figured reps
EaSeres with FIench plate back and doors;
hA0NIFlCENT isOSkMO OOD 7H OCTAVE PlANOPORrE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST S760
Elegant rosewood and oack walnut marble top Tables
Turkish Eesy Chairs and Iounges ecepuon Chairs
Clocks rich Lace Curtsins On
hosany Bedseads Bureaus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses blakes GlAss China and Silver Ware
Table Cudery 80
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

TJNI0N COURSE LONG -TIOTrIN0--ON
~ Thnrsiay June at 3ccock = NJ Purse and stake
Of oo mile heats best three In I've, In harness. Dan
infer enters m Bloade, Hiram Woodruff enters g.
Sutwood Mclaughlin enters b. Lady Thorn. Ecbert
vernam itaiph ose enters q. sonewa Jackson Never
has greater Geld Of first class been together
Cars VIII leave the Fulton aud Williamsburg ferries every
1--WE m nutes for East New York and also South ferry
for the course direct o'o.ock r. NJ return when
the race Is SHAW a WHITE. ProprietorI.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
- - 7l7a-saa1'-=-a-a
SPOHTIv6 g.

A FIVE MILE MATCH RACE WILL BE ROwED ON
a Thursday June between w. H. Webb and James
Shoan on the Empire Course for of 500, TO start
from Captain William iners foot Of 10th street, East
river, a.. two O'Clock r. NJ
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UCTION NOTICE.-LAR6E SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture, this day Wednesday, II O'Clock precisely
at the residence g waSersy place Desween Fh and sixth
full octave, and containing all the modern improve
ments Stool and Cover; also elegant rosewood and black
walnut Parlor covered the rchest description;
Yrussss and Ingram Carpets O Psin.nss marble Top B9
steads pure Curled Mattresses Spring Beds Enamel
sd Suits Mirrors Stands Extension Table,
Bottom CAsirs. Sofas Lounges Ckcks Easy Chairs Tsbe
Cutlery Crockery Sverwae everything usually found
In rs GLASS house sale peremptoy deposits required
from psrchasera N B-Ihe Seventh avenue cars d.
rscty the door
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
Sale of Forfeited MOrtgaged Lands

OUtee Of Commissioners OF School and
C"ace'SNy Ld219S, Madison, Wis, Feb 8 ls65
vi OTi' is hereby given hat the foc wi ING describ
L ga lands having been forfeited and become tho
properly Ui 'he >ta'e by reason of non-pavment ~
interest on oans granted thereon, will he aaered for
SAFE AT puOhc auction at the Office of the Seceary of
state at 6 Capitol in Madison, thn 3Oth cav of
March A. D. 1862 (uhless eyousy sold by he STATE
at the prices at which they heidi said sale 10
commehce at y o'clock A M, aud continue from dav
TO DAY until all of said lands stall have been so Offer
ed me minimum price at which said lands win he
'nered WIZ be he amount placed opposite each tract
uhder the heading "Appras d Value" land ia the
amount at which the laI Dis have been appraised nv
appraisers appointed for that purpose from an act.
al examination the land) to which will be added the
taxes which were due at the time of forfeiture Two
or more tracts will be sold together where il is deems
ed best for tue interests of the state
All lands will be sold subject to all legal taxes due
thereon Not less than 25 per cent OF the pur ctase
money will be required to be paid at the tim of pur
chase and credit of ten years will be given for the
balance - " ~
All lands not sold at public sale will thereafter he
SUBJECT to private entr by any person applying for
them FF''e w.
Other conditions made known at the sale.
IUOIUS FAIRCHILD,
SAM'L d. HASTINGS,
etc.,. WINFIELD SMITH,
Commissioners of School and University Lands
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
A Chapter on Gold.
The following colloquy is from the ed

The following colloquy is from the edito-
rial columns Of the New York Tft6une:
There is instruction aud example III the
following incident narrated to us by Penn
Isylvania friend
An honest Schuylkill county German
merchant, who had been prospered and &C
cumulated more money than he could en-
ploy as capital III his business, came to a
patriotic banker i'll Philadelphia and said:
Il have got some moneys, and want you
to buy me sotne gold"
WHY, Schultz, what do you want gold
for? That isut thing to sell i'll your
store"
Il knows dat, but want to make acme
moneys on de rise in gold. Beoples say it is
going up, and tink lmake tousand dol
lars"
Schultz, you deaa old fellow, don't you
know that if you buy go'd you will be a
rebel ~
MOI said Schultz, with tone of resent
ment i'll his wonder.
Suppose you buy $40 600 Of gold, Sup
pose that some morning you read i'll the pa
pers in bi letters: Terrible disaster to the
Union cause! Grants army routed and
destroyed! The rebels marching on WASH
ington :!
Il should say that was tam pad news, "
lexcltedly Interrupted the German.
Yes, but wouldn't you say, right off,
Dis, however will put gold up-pad for the
Union cause tam bad but it is goot Cor my
ten thousand Don't you see, Schultz,
that2iirI@ying gold you instantly make the
interests OF the rebels yonr interesto-that
you bribe yourself to wish them to succeed,
and to wish your country and your country
men to fail! And if these unholy desires,
Schultz, don't define a reoe, there is no
language to define one. Don't you see that
buying gold inevitably turns honest, patrl
otto men like you, away from the cause
which they ought to support, and which
they think they do support. but which they
cannot support hecause they havemade il
for their interest not to support it? Dom
you see it dear old Fellow =
BE sure do" said the honest man witt
gravity of manner and humility; ''and | d,
pardon Of the war Pot De whole of dat il
Seven 1hirties. My money goes nit my
| OK.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
SHERIFF SALE.
State II Wisconsin, Kenosha County Cir
..f.t cult Court

The Connecticut River Bank against Josiah Bond and En-
lily y. Bond. William Il, Bend aud Edward Balm
PURSUANCE Of the Judgment in the above en- titled
aeu3n rendered oyember l7th, 1864, the regular
term Of said court. ], W. W. Baker sheriff az said
county Of Renosha shall oner Tor sale aud sen at
public auction TO the highest bidder therefor at The front
door OF the court house in che gty Renosha i'm sad
county at ten oc ok in che forenoon Saturday March
10Th 1860 the following lot parcel land or 80 much
thereof as shall be sufficient satisfy said Judgment and
costs with the costs Of said salethat say
az the north Of block forty-two f4gI IN liz
city OF kenqsh4 and on the south quarter section
tins ty-one 81 town numb r two north of range 3Y
thence stery On perk str,st eighty 1901 feet.
thence southerly parallel " 81 street twfny three
ana one han 32I iect then easJerly parallel TO park
street eighty 1871 feet TO main thence northery on
main street twenty three and half % 10 feet TO
beginning Terms Of sal cash " W BAKER
~ ~ HEAD, rms Atty's Sheriff
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
SHERIFF. SALE.
Ssnie Of wisconsin, Keuosha COunty
CircniI Comm.

Mary D. King against Milton II. Petit, Caroline d.
Pettlt, jessie i. Clapp and others defendants.
virtue and in pursuance of the Judgment ia the
~R above entitled action rendered January ITtb
1850 at the regular term of said court, l. William
"; Baker Sheriff Of kenosha County, shall offer for
sale AID sell at public auction to tile highest bidder
thereo at the front door of the Court House in said
city OF kenosha, on Saturday the 18th day of March
A. d 1860, az ten O'Clock II. of saiu day, the oow-
ing real estate, TO wt All that piece or par.
Gel OF land lying and being in the city and county of
henosha and STATE OF Wisconsin, more particu arly
described rs follows TO wit: all of lot number three
20 n block No forty (4O) in the southeast quarter OF
section No thiry>one 81 ia town No. two (2) north
OF range twenty three (23) east, excepting hun
dred and hrtytwo Q32 feet of fro n The west epi Of
said lot. Terms cash.
Dated February s. 1865.
). =: PhTIIT WILLIAM W. BAKER,
iW5o PINS Atty Sheriff Of Kenosha Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
STATE OF wIsCON~TN-

T. ST TIE OF WIsCoN sin To sio%n "a c"O..s
vile levi St IH1 Casharine Clinton his Cancelled
negaman, Defendants. 20 Sushlhs ana benjamin A.
eompaiet y summoned and required to answer the
Kenosha in snd IN She office of the clerk of this Court
annexed, and to copy of yonr o - hereuht9
copiaht ON tn. subscriber his once IN ~ Gie sara
90 F oe OF Wisconsin wi thin twenty DAYS 5fer Tho
0t TIM summons upon you exclusive Of the day Of
an II you fail to answer the said
".nln the time Aforesaid the painti in ris ny
Apply to me court Tor the relief demanded in INA W.
-''iHO' u. Y. SCHOFF r..
-. Kenosha. Wis, Plaintiffs ATTY
Seal. Witness the Hon DAVID NoeG Jndge "a of ~ H.
Iflrst Judicial Circui the State of Wiscnna;'s
al "enosha this 25th day OF January, A. D. 1865
,rba oto. -, l.. q. NICHOLS, Clerk
summons and compla mt duly filed in the office of the
ABOVE named court the 10Th day of Feb 1895
'""' t II. +. SCHOFF, Plfs Att.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02

FIsK's WESTERN ADDITION.

$. Fsk-All that part within city limits sup
posed to be maximum width of SO feet g&1O ~
s. Fisk-All within city limits bounded ON the
Ly The hf of sw ar 81 ms II 70
s Fisk 10 y 3 rs s. Fisk II ID II
do II u III
do All OF alley and south of K&RI
4 r track 10 : AZ
D. tlsk-Ah except r track g. IL 3 Is
40 IL 68 s. Fisk 10 10 u
Of land owned by Mrs bronson, thence s ton
line OF Durkees western addition, thence on
sd Il line W to its later; ection with line of
Market st, thence sd line beginning IA OF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
In PrObate--Ikeno sha County Court.

'ne matter of the estate of Jane sy mes deceased
reading and filing the petition of J. B. Jilsun
lmo. Illustrator of said estate setting forth tbe
bi 1870 VI personal and real estate that has come To
ns 81 ns ana the amount Of outstanding ndebteds
tate Of Whcb M and the description of the real es
ton and vd G deceased died seized and the condi
of aid 70 MN 10 sell said to pay the debts
and for the ana 1t appearing that it is necessary
&C.. e pest Interest of said estate that the reaI
estate De sofa to pay the debts of said estate ana IN
ard m tis WIN the VIII of Christopher symes of rec
terestea IN said estate appear before the JnJ
cur on the % day Of APRIL 1865 next at 10 o,conS
% ,Srepoon Oh SAID day to show cause if anv thew
nravs 70 sell said real estate accor ding to the
sbam ~ y lufther ordered that copy of this order
snal be published in the Kenosha Telegram for f
4w37 ~ 'wEpSTEpe'
dated Kenosha, Feb l3, 1865 Conntu Ia
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
EsEFF,a SALE

STATE or WISCONSIN -KGEosHA COUNTY CRculr Couar
John Tappau against Joseph v CHARLES admins.
traitor OF john H. Nichols (Jr.) deceased
he virtue and IN pursuance ofthe Judgment in the
AS a9oV ehntled action, rendered Nov. u, 1864 at
regular term OF SAID court, 1. William w Baker.
Sheriff OF benosha County, shall offer for sale at pub
TIC teton 10 the highest bidder therefor at the front
u'or OF the court House in said city Of Kenosha on
Monday the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1865 between the
hours OF and 10 A. At. fsad day. the following real
estate 10 wlt bots number six co. seven a and
eght ~ in block thirteen 13), also number two
~ three (3), six (6) and ~ in block number
Twelve l2). all Ia Holmes Nichols addition TO m,
CITY OF kenosha in section Q, town range 20 east
Dated JaI. IL, 1865. WILLIAM w. BAKER
TwSo Sheriff nj K.4nngha
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
KENosHA COUNTY sOHooL FuNn

Commencing on line that divides the hf and W hi
OF the ne or Of sea g. town l. range % east in the
c'y I'd county of kenosha, at point 467 # of the
lne ol said or, and the north line of the Seem
elery Grounds" thence north on said eighty line
5I6 1t, thence 294 # to the Chicago road thence
southery the east side OF said road 3SG IT 10 the
aid Cemetery Grounds" thence east on the north
line of the said Cemetery Grounds" 375 f. to the
pace OF Deginulng, appraised value. 1920 90
AwQ6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
Circuit Courr, County of Kcno.ha

The state Of Wisconsin, to Ann Ti5dale. Stampl
" on hereby summoned and required TO aneuer tb
complaint Of Sanford r. Tisdae which IL fled H. he
Office ofcieFk Of Circuit court for <enosna CO. a. hi Gcs
city Of Ren0sa and 30 copy Of your ye
Office IN the city aud county Of Kenosba and
state Of Wisconsin, within twenty after che serviee
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service; and II Won f
answer the complaint aforesaid the said sanford
Tdale VIII apply to the Court for relief demanded in
the ComrlaiDt F o. s. d p If UEan iH
Dated January i, 1865. 6w33 Plaintias Atty,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02

In the matter of the estate Of James FreeIey
TO all whom it may concern:
EIIEHs OF adm 1istratIon on said estate hnvs
@A ing been issued 10 h. Robinson, and time thereon
having been allowed creditors present their cams
or examination and allowance, notice is hereby giv-
thai the undersigned will Friday. the Sd day Of
satch next, at his office in the city of Kenosha 10.
ceve, examine and aJjus all CLAIMS and demands ~
ali persons agalnst saId deceased III
henoshl, FEB. Z, 1868. /. W. WEBSTER
4"oo County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
iHn PrOR'aae--uke"Osh" County Court

In tie matter OF the estate of Elizabeth S vanastipe
deceased
dbN reading and filing the petition of Lewis viii
- lams, Jr., executor of the last will and testament
OF the said Elizabeth Vanastine, setting forth The
amount OF pers nal estate that has come into his hands
ana the spositt, thereof; and the amount Of debts
outstanding against TIE said deceased aud descrip-
ton OF all the real estate OF which the said deceased
ded seized and possessed, and praying that license be
to MN granted to sell the whole of said rea estate:
and appearing by said petition that there is suf
ncient per 1na property IL The hands said executor
To pay SAID debts and that is necessary order to
pay the same and 10 carry out the provisions OF the
sad w TO sell The whole OF said real estate; il is
therefore dered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge Of this COURT on Friday
the !eVen 'eenth OTth) day OF March, A d. 1865 AZ
two O'Clock P NJ OF hat day, his Office in The city of
henosha, then and there TO show cause If any bera
be, why license should not be granted to said execr.
Tor TO sell said real estae, according the prayer Of
said prtiti,u
Ahu it is further ordered that copy Of this order
Oe published four weeks successfully prior to said day
OF hoaring ia the KenosLa Telegraph a Weekly news.
paper published in keuOsha city
DATED Feb. Z, 1855 l. W. WEBSTER.
4w36 Countv Jndge
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02

Z TIC I"''"00tHS " INe " " Ct sc I, L z
Hale Bond-com line of ne qr of NV or
OF sec and 20 rods of line of sd sec,
Tho Ace tosw cor Of ne Or of nw ar OF sec g.
tht zee 81 rods thence n 50 rods, thence " 81
roc to beginning
Bono n POrter-eOm a. rods II links " and
100 5 Of the of 50 qr sec, thence " 10
roc, thenee Is rods, thence 2roas thence
nj beginning "A +
Dt ia"iey . 10 " Cook IA 3 3
hAio"R 10 90 Unknown 10 l s
=, re- re- . 10 US Ehle 20
Ell lt~-Ai that part lying in Y Ehles sub
division If acres in sd or sec 8 and "a % 1 5
Carey BrOns0n-cOm AZ Il point 30 chns and "a .
links from line of sd Or Sec and Is rods
links from e line, thence to 10 nd own
ed by Hale and Bond supposed to be % rods
II links, thence s to corporation line thence
e. point of be thence IL beg, EXCEPT
what may be included in street known as
Ere mont Avenue 6
b1 "a, a., - n e
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02

An Ie OF the estate of Justin Weed de ,eased
b. readlhg and filing the petition of H. gacoT ev
ecutor OF SAID Justin Weed Representing a,nSH,
o'hef thhSs That he had futy administered SAID a
1t,e' ahuPraSing ma Il time and piece be 6xed for
eAp'alhlug anu Allowing his account OF his .dninis
tr ton it IS ordered that said account be eysmnd
. TO- ne Judge OF this Court Satnt da, m liz
DAY o. a'ch 1850 u his oice in the cIty of X - -
SHa' al l' cock a, m. of said day And II is f,r
Vef ordered that SAID notice thereof b. piv4I, On
persons u" ereSted bV bh'hiug copy Of the order
"f M e successive W ekS prior 10 sat1 ay fvnt
a,ou ~ che kenosha telegraph a week Y newspaper
pr"ted aud published at Kenosba CITY in Krposba
County ~ " NehoSha
9w37 L w WEBSTEp C,..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
LAMBS CELEBRATED
PATENT SEEF-ACTHNG
H q MD LOOM

This woaderful invention is practically adapted to
the family of tn elaboriug man. to be used in making
nil rhe heavy and substantial goods worn by them.
By the simple turning III easy crank, the whole
process OF wee wing performed parts are all self
changing requiring 10 skin to weave, it off the
WARP from the warp beam, winds up CLOTH throws The
shuttle and treads the treddI IS, with one motion-
Wren the warp is once drawn through the REED and
HARNESS OF The Selt-acting Loom the warp nd
without extra machinery Jeans, Satinets Tweeds, Lu>
Single and Double plain cloth, &C.. can be made
and the changes from one kind to be made
in five minutes. On ali other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for each kind of cloth,
The SELF acting loom is small and light, only oc-
cupying the space of small breakfast table, The ma
chnery is simple and durable, that'anyone tell
the why's aud wherefores about il. and with but little
experience, use successfully without the liability
of getting it out of order,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-02
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BOXES OF THE SPEOIEIC PILL,
WILI PRoMpT1.Y AND PERMANENTLY CTRE ANY CASE OF
SpermatOrrhea, Seminal Weakness, OR
Involuntary Nightly OF Daily Losses,
HowEvIR ORIGINALLY CAUSED, or HOWEVER AG-
GRAvATED IN CHARACTER; while they will speedily
eorrectth hose terrible morbid conditions which spring
'front.' he primary disease, orfrom secret vice.
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to
the treatment Of ca cry Kind Of GenitaIoT Urinary
Irritation, Ipcdpacity, or i,npotencg; DtG6et5ss,
lima or Brick DuSt' Deposits in the URINE; Milky
DISCHARGES: Inflammation or Wedkne8s the KID
neys, &C. Ctergyen, La.cyerS, Sad eHt8, and aliwho
follow sedentary occupations, or whose Brdee ana
iect 10 weaknesses o. the GENITo- URINARY ORGANS.
These should not fail to use THE SPECIFIC PILL.
Persons afflicted with any one or more of the
above disorders are to have SEVERAL and some
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