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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-11-14

At the suggestionsof Hon. J. G.
MCMYNN, who was instrumental in
obtaining many Of our decorations,
and has ever manifested deep in
terest in our prosperity, we give a
list Of the works of art with which
our High School is embellished;
trusting that the example, so nobly
set by the citizens of Kenosha' at an
early day, may bear fruit in the adorn-
dment Of the many fine buildings. be-
ing erected throughout the State. =
The poets claim that: t..~r
"Beauty unadorned is adorned the
most" seems to have held sway in
the brains of many who have lavish
ed money upon costly school strue-
lures, beautiful so far as brick and
wood can make them; but a barren
desert ofwhite wall within, unrelieved
by chart or engraving, bust'or stat
ue. Of those articles intended fol
ornament, yet no less beneficial than
those especially intended for use, we
= =
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50
We may know in a measure, the
character of community and its adj
vancement by the! building it pro-
vides for the advancement of the
young. ,eY0d ,H91D.igJ 707 i
1t was our privilege, less than a
year since, to visit one ofthese expo
nents of civilization in this county.
Beauty Of location, simplicity OF
structure, and internal convenience,
were striking characteristics. Its
playground was ample, extending to
Milwaukee on the north, and .Chica-
go on the south. The structure was
OF elegant dimensions; no objection
could beraised on account of Immense
&c proportions. The weather had paint
ed It beautiful brown-thecolor for
which such a passion is now mani
tested; and nature and art had com
bined to render it, outwardly at
4, least, a model institution. IN
/ Now let US look within and exam
Inc the symmetry and beautiful cor
respondence Of its parts. The door
opens directly from the highway to
the place Of study, and glance com
e prehends its Internal ARRANGEMENTS.
A single aisle through the CENTRE
forms the only egress from four or
five deskson either side, each capa-
bic of seating four persons, and even
more on pressing OCCASIONS The
wall at one extremity and a stead "
upright youth at the other, prevent
all accidents from such source.
'Lloyd's sheet map of the United |
States" showing all the RI. sta
nons' also some of the larger cities,
decorates one side of the room, while
a clock noiseless from habit, we
judge occupies shelf opposite. A
musty' moth-eaten ''Websters Una
brldged," and an antiquated ssPatent
Office Report" form a reference i
brary' and indicate the progressive
E f.. !
spirit Of the district. A stove, de-
soended from generations of long ago,
pail of water, tin cup of ancestral
date, bell, of dull and heavy sound,
chair, debilitated by age, table
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lcorrespondingly imbeciIe in under
standing, and a few other items OF
minor importance, complete the out
fit. A limited number ofpencilings,
however, showing a high artistic
skill among pupils, adorn the wa lis,
in connection with the map before
mentioned, while the woodwork is
not deficient in carvings of emo
bling nature. Upon the desks, we
behold books, clothing, d;nner-pails,
&c., the complete accoutrement Of
the student, showing the utility Of
having room for everything.
Ventilation is not neglected, A
ghastly crack in the door, and one
or two mutilated windows, permit
free circulation. Thus, iuwardly, as
well as outwardly, was not the school
house worthy Of imitation - Is ii
strange that we were impressed deep
Iy by these things? Our early life
had not been cast in a community
where attention to the wants of the
upii, and conveniences for the teach
Ell, had been made so much the sub
ject of thought and study, as among
this enlightened people.
As we with lingering step, turned
from this modern Temple of Minerva,
.reeslly,'' thought we, .'with such ia
cities for Improvement, and refining
influences who could not rise to emf
hence, as scholar? And with such
eonyeniences, who would not desire
to be teacher?"
There may be, and doubtless are.
in the county, other temples oflearn-
ling equally praise worthy. We have
mentioned this, because Of its prox
unity to our ideal, trusting that i
may receive the attention of all who
purpose new erections of schoo
IbuildinCs this fall
OuRPN
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GUARDIANS SALE.

In PrObRte--WinnebngOC County Court
In matter of the guardianship of he minor heirs
of John Law deceased, and of the minor Henrietta
TAFT.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and iu
~ pursuance of an order Of license made in said
matter on the first day of July 1867 by the county
court of said county, the undersigned Guardians of
said minors will the 26 day November, lat 10 O'Clock
A. M. at the premises hereinafter descr bed offer for
sale at public vendue, the following described lands,
to witt undivided three -ourths of piece of land
lying and situated in the city and county of Kenosha
Wisconsin, and described follows, viz Beginning
in the center of the old road leading south from the
commnn called Chicago street, at point IL rods
south of the corner of lot IL thence westerly par
ael with the south line of sad lot H. 10 rods; thence
three rods; thence east parallel with the south
line of sal lot IT, 10 rods to the of said OLD
road or Chicago street, thence north along the cen
I'd road TIL ee rods to the place of beginning
being par of n e "a sec. 6, I. II, R. 23e.
Terms of sale made known at time and place
| Dated, October 81, 1867. JOHN BROWN,
| Guardian otminor heirs OF John Law decease
h. s. EMRIIEE W. DAHToRTH
| 3g22 Guardian of Henrietta Tah
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= I'd after Aug. 2slh, 1857, trains will leave in
From a. ~ with all Western lines as follows:
connecno- AND sALAMANCA-By New
FROM DUNKIRK = .s.....
York time from Union Depo ,om Dunkirk, tSun.
q 30 A. NJ Express Mail Fl onca 1000 40 .
days excepted). Stops at Salam. ming with t9S
connects at Hornslsvie, and CO. and arrives 10
500 A M Express Siail from Buffalo,
| New York at 100 M. 4..ss-- 70 NaInhhSsi
2. 35 P. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from s.. 10
! Sundays excepted) STOPS at Hornesvie uoi"
(Sup) intersecting with the 2.20 P. M. train
Buffalo, and arrives in New York at Z, JOAN
Ais r. M New York Night Express, from
| DnnkHk Sundays exceptedJ. stops at Salamanca
6 65S M oieaoIs5 &saPl Tatq 20 1926 % M
Meeting with afternoon trains and steamers for
Boston and New England cities.
o:50 r. M. Cincinnati Express, from Dur krk
Sundays excepted). Stops at salamanca II 90 z.
NJ, and connects at DorDesVile with the IL &c p.
NJ. Train from Buffalo, arriving at New York 325
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from de-
pot cor Exchange and Michigan streets:
5.45 a. NJ. New York Day Npress, Sundays
eXcepted) Steps az HpTuellsyie 03 N (BkfO;
snsq1ehanna III M (Dne)i Turner's Z So ",
(Sup) and arrives in New York 10 30 T NJ Connects
at Great Bend with Delaware, Laekaws,,i.a West
ter Railroad, and Jersey city win 4.dnght Ex-
press Train OF New Jersey R9ilr' I'd for Phadel-
phia, Baltimore ana Washington. ,
500 =. NJ. Express Mall via Avon aud Hornels-
yife (eur days exesptedJ. Arrves New York
200 AN Connects 1T Elmira with Northern Gen.
trial Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Washington and points south.
40 =. M. lightning express Sundays
cepted). Stops at Hora~svne 6.25 P M (sup) and
arrives in New York 1901 M. Oouuects at Jersey
city with Morning Express frain OF New Jersey
Railroad tor Baunore ard Washington and at New
York with Morning Express Train for Boston and
New England cities.
$40 r, III. New York Night Express DAILY.
Stops at Portage $50 P M (sup J, sscting at
HornelB Tille with the 10 N Train Il ON Dunklrk,
and srriyesin NcP York at l2.3 PM
l1.2O NJ tinc1nnati Express, [sundays ex.
cepttd S.ops At 5usqu ehanna 1872 Am GBNt]
Turi,n,4 10 N, [DIneI I'D arrives in New York
at3Z5P N. Connects at Elm ira wits Northern Gen.
trail Railway for Harrisbulg g, Philadelphia, Balti.
more " ashington and points South, 81 Great Bend
with Delaware Lackawanna& Western Railroad Tor
Scranton, Trenton and Pbiladslphia, and at New
lYork with Afternoon Trains aud steamers for Bos>
ton and New England cities a YI8.9e
Only one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
$40 p. NJ, and reaching New York at 10 30 p. M.
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I'm Probate-Keno.bn County Cour.


In the matter of the estate Of Joel Walker, de-
ceased.
an Reading and filing the petition Of Miranda
" Walker, of the town of Bristol in Kenosha
county, and state of Wisconsin, and taking due
proofs OF the same, representing among other
things; that Joel Walker, late of the said town of
Bristol on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1867 died
interstate, leaving goods chattels and estate within
TINS county; and that she, the petitioner, is the
WIDOW Oh the said deceased and praying that adj
nnlSuation OF said estate be granted to her
son william walker 1t ordered that said pc
Fday pt be sad d Peore the Judge of this
of Kenosha. ivy anu '0uH''
And 1t ls further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs OF said deceased and 20 ali per-
sons Interested nv publishing copy of this order
for three ~ 7a'-Ee weeks prior to said dov ~
hearing II 17 i,ena sha Telegraph a weekly nev
paper priaDed md published in Kenosha in sa
county
Dated Kenosha, October 90, A. d. 1851
l. ANTHONY VAsWYCK,
2XVD Ind
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BUCKS FOR SALE.

The subscriber has 20 Spanish Bucks for sale
cheap. ...
lin Vermont,
Farmers wishing to improve their docks, are re
spectfully invited to cali and examine them, on my
premises, in Somers, thleesmiles west Of Kenosha
| Depot.
Somers, Nov. 9th, 1857. ,,,>
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In Probate Kenosha County Court.
In the matter OF the last viii and Testament o
Charles G. eholes deceased.

IN Dne matter OF the idSJ VIII anu testament OF
Charles G. eholes deceased
An reading and filing an Instrument in writing,
W purporting to be the last will and testament OF
Charles c. sholes, late Of the city OF Kenosha in
said county, deceased, and also the accompanying
petition OF samuel Brande OF said city, repre-.
senting among other things, that the said Charles
@. sholes lately died at Kenosha in said county, on
the 9TH day of October A. d. 1861; that said Instru
aent is the last will and testament of said deceased
and that he, the said petitioner, is the identical
samuel Y. Brande named and appointed in and by
the said last will and TESTAMENT of the execu-
tors thereof; and praying that day be appointed
for hearing the proofs OF said last will and tesla
Inent, and that upon the proof and allowance of
said WILL and the approval of their bonds letters
testamentary be TO the said Samuel Y. Brande and
ga rah e, SHOES, the widow of said deceased, is
sued thereon s..
1t is ordered that the proofs of said instrument
be heard before the Judge Of this Court Friday,
the Sth day of November at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at
his Office in the city of Kenosha
and it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons Interested by pub
| fishing copy of this oruer tor three successive
weeks prior TO said day of hearing, in the Keno
sba Telegraph, weekly paper tinted and pub
| lished at Kenosha in SAID county
Dated kenosha, October 10th, A. D, 1867
ANTHONY Van NYCK,
1851. r- County Judge.
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A GENTS WANTED.

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$3.50 per month, THE YEAR ROUND, or goo per
Cent. Profit on Commission.
We guarantee the above salary commission TO
active industrious agents at their own homes, to
introduce an article of indispensable utility in every
household For full particulars, call on or address
. G. W. JACKSON s. CO., II South Street, Batl-
more, Nd IA
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RB- To pleasure travellers the line OF The Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest," passing
through the beautiful valleys Of he Chemuug, sus-
quehanna, Delaware and RamapO rivers, an ever.
changing panorama Of natures beauties commands
attention, r.f Sd r .titi.st AtstJa
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VGI1tetabIe SiciIian Hair ReReWe.

sGSGtdDl6 olGllldll lld j. ll tliI hUI
Has stood the test of seOen gears
trial By the public; and no f11'e11n-
rutiO1I for the hair get discovered
aUiW produce the same beneficial
results. 1t IS q 7eeaO scientific dis
cOUerV, combining the most p0l0e1-
faU and 7'estOT0tiUe agents M the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1T restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
FUL COLOR. II makes the. scalp
1Uytite and clean cures d03sCtT'siT
ant h,slHOrs, and falling out Of the
hair and 9OiJ make 1T 07O1U atpO7l
bald heads, eEcept i91 Ve9y aged
".e1'sOns, as 1T furnishes the 1aut9't-
- .,rJacipLe By aUAich the hair
tjVe :. led and supported. III
is nOmris.. I" moist, soft, and
makes the ho.. --"TDNssed as q
.0lOssu, and is ans. "a cheapest
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is t,.. i the
preparation eUeT offered 10
public, as one bottle 9Ojy accom-
21Lish more and last longer than
three bottles of E1sy other 21TeparCJ-
ttOH. -gta8 "at
1t is recOna7ee ended and Glsed by
the First Medical Authority. q 81
The tOO9sde1T1aIL results produced
6Y our ,SiciLi04t Hair RemeqCe7'
haze igIdqEced md91y to n,G9estfyc-
tItTe preparations for the Hair,
under various names and IN
OrtJeg' to induce the trade and the
public to purchase their conn
pounds, they haze 9'esOrted to false
hoods, bV claiming tItey acre
former partners, or had some con-
9sectiOi, qOith Oatr Mr.. Hall. and
their preparation aOHS si32ligG7' to
O4Sgs. Do not he dGceiUed by them!
Purchase the original i: 1T has
neUe9' been eq1GdEEed. orr Treatise
on tie R0iI, gOjtIt certificates, sent
free on mail. See that each bottle
hOs oar 139'iVGCe TSeUe21Ne Stamp
cte9' the top Of the bottle. Al 9TH
eqs are limitations.
R. p. Hall 4 Co., Prop's, Nashua, N. H.
Sol6 bQ all Druggists and Dealers in 1fedictne.
C. a. COOK, CHICAGO, I'LL. ~
ntfor the north w esterIs States
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BosToN AND NEW EsoLAND PASSENGERS, with their
baggage transferred free Of charge in new York.
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Circuit Court County of Kenosha,

The State Of Wisconsin, to Peter II. Wood Julia +.
wood Harmon Marsh Frederick Rob
r. 81 f.. ..a= inson, Benz lmln Il. Jones. George NJ
x........... Jones Thomas NJ Jones, James Laugh
STAMP lin, Henry Laughn, irwin b. Laughlin
*'......'''# Joseph Walter, Thomas Groynne, John
FOB NJ. Balthis. Calvin q. Balthis, and Moses
4. Miles.
W OF are hereby summoned and required to answer
u the complaint OF benjamin +, Aldrioh with a copy
ofwhch you herewith served and hicf Will be filed
in the office of the clerk of the circuit for Keno
sha County his Office, in The city of Kenosha and
serve copy of your answer me at my office, in the
city and county Of Kenosha, and state OF seonsn,
within twenty days al the service hereof eXclusiy
of the day OF such service; and you fail to tn
Complaint aforesaid the said Benjamin f. Aldric
will apply to the Court Tor the relief demanded in tn
comp laint.
Dated Sept. 17th A. D., 1867. ".t
o. s. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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r FHAvE IT combines a paste poygder and wash in
one. -Sw20 N
ADMaNrsT gArnE,s aArE

1 NoficE is here by given, that by virtue and
4th day Of Noyemt er A D. 1851 in the s ter Of
I4e estate OF the Ia tie J. D. Mcintyre deceas ed. o.
| me Town OF SaleIp Kenosha County Wis IN qlun.
qsrslg1eo ADMIN istrator of said deceased will on
1 Ihpr5dayFthe p st day of November Al D.. 1871 al
" CLOCK N at the former Reside nee Of The Z i'd
! deceased IA the town OF Randall, Kenosha Co VIZ,
eiier Tor sale at Public Auction. the following de-
! se5i6ed perso' lal property, to-wit:
80 COWS 2 yrs old Steers, Yearlings Calves
! 4Sehne wool sheep, Spanish Bucks l Con1hined
fNsaper q Nc weT. Shoats, pair of Work Horses
matchea- ! Double Harness, / sleigh 1Cutter.
1 Drag Slf Dughs, / Corn Cultivator Fanning
Ml.ls qu nifty of Oats, Corn, Winter AnplesS
Hay, Cider and Barrels FP-'''
Adm ,inis,ro+ors j NJ. WILDER,
Mrs. d. E. McISTyRE
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HAVE IT and WE HAVE TT arc indispensable in
adding to the charms ofthe beautiful ladies OF Keno
sha. Sw20
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THE Best Ventilated and lost Luxurious Sleeping
Coaches ns- IN The WORLD IA accompany
all night trains this Railway. a
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MARE FOR SALE

mare eight years old, medium size and well
proporuoned. To any person wanting good breed
ing mare, satisfactory evidence can be given that
the one here offered is very desirable Enquire
of TRUESDELL, city Of Kenosha.
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s-1 - :
+ Educational Column.
& ,oEpuorED RYTEAoHERs AND STUDENTS.

1.-THE following read at the High School, on Fri
day last, has, at our request, been placed In our
hands for pnblication. Ed. Govt
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HCL1. OWA'Y'S
ARF4ICA
PLASTER S

The original and only true Arnica
Plasters, possessing the great heal
ing properties of theArnica
Flower
The curative efec of these plasters in all
cases of pain or weakness in the breastside or
back and in all cases Of Inflammation ofthe
lungs and cough are truly astonishing; they
ave immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands
recommend them. 0bserve-Holloway's are
the original and only true Arnica Plasters.
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The Grover and Baker Elastic-Stich Sewing
Machines are Superior to all Others for the
following reasons:
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----S-~---
l HAVE IT is delightfully perfumed Swe0
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% to ct MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE

All Trains run directly through to N. York,
~ AGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.
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s5il-t1 s-a - s24-2l1a. . : IN - y blHoW
- gbi A Model of Art. s9ls aIam
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I'd after Aug. 29h, 1867, trains will leave in
m N with all Western lines as follows:
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\ hereby certify that ioas sorsy afflicted ioA BOits
foy ttoo years. deuelopl1g themselves upon my liGS and
othe7 parts Of my body The serrgs n,hick tendured
from them tudesc,ibGble. Suffice il 10 say that
faithfully tried several Of the most popular hnaor rene
dies b,a without REMOVING the Gfictiots At length, by
The earnest request Of intimate FRIEND tcas induced
10 ty.v Dr. J. W. TOlands HGm0F Doctor, and am eeJy
appv 20 attest that all nay Boils removed dd my
ael lsos restored By using Dr. iotoRas dfoesdid med
ici5Hs MlLION Ga LIE
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Geometry
BY MARY Z. PORTER.

The rain and sleet were falling fast,
AS from the school-room door, there passed
= A youth who bore, with scowl and frown,
A large book, costing half crown
Geometry!
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Mrs. Uhneier. StoneI,am. Mans.
Nsr.. Porter, power, N. n.

DOVER, N H., July u, 1855.
Dr.. POLAND: I recefred yosrT lctt7 ihqau4"g as to
the effect of Vol medicine sea-SIckDess an happy
10 sGy that think 1t is the medicine for Mdf dreadful
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-11-14

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