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SEER. FF's SALE.
State of Wisconsin, Kenosha Go. Circuit
Court. .-

/
Eli G. Runals
against
| Francis Quarlcs, The Kenosha County Bank, John
c. Coleman, James j. Petit, Horace D. Moore
| Ira P Twist Asahel Farr, Ephraim c. Brown
| Benjamin Il. Weeks, Ira Y. Num- George l..
Scout, 10 seph Y. Quarles, James Mahoney, Ma
tllda Gallagher, Caroline Kimball, Edwin e.
Hone, Joseph V. Quarles, executors of the
last will and testament of Ann Quarles deceased;
and Thomas o. PingTee, Asa Pingree, Edward d
Kimball, Eben :. Coe, and James N Chandler.
Trustees ofthe estate of David Pingree deceased,
IN pursuance of the Judgment in the above enti-
u tied action, rendered July 1st A. d. 1861, at
theregular term of said Court 1, Thomas A. Healey,
sheriff of Kenosha County, shall offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder therefor, at the front
door of the Court House in the city and county of
Kenosha, and state OF Wisconsin, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon OF saturday, the 25th day of April A.
D. 1858, the following described lot or parcel OF
land or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to
satisfy said judgment and COSTS together with the
costs of said ale that is to say :-Commencng at
stake forty (40 rods south of the northeast corner
of the southwest quarter of section No thi y-one
(3l) town two (2) north of range twenty tin &c (23
east, and running thence west twenty our t24 rods
parallel with the north line of said quarter section
thence south parallel With the east line of said
quarter section ten O0) rods thence east parallel
with north line OF said section twenty four ga rods
thence north ten rods to beginning.
Terms of sale-cash.
THOMAS A. HEALEY,
o. S, 81 F. ii. HEAD, Sheriff OF Kenosha
PITTS Atty County.
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BRADFTjRD. y H. SJ,tsnih,r ISM
Or P0LA NJ n n. Ft,H gf - t,gf q ,,,, r,
lent eod sasch br'sl0hI m re,e 81 p. .30b nan, ..
hs sud- mi lungs, and rdisi,sg th.a tuas ,fs .y,
bdAt I6tsci~i ett gii srl,st. .flr7sp- M. Kun,
tenfauit ~ Fin bs-tFr~s ysHrs payt fdre b,en r.1
Rs'4h kr'nIhIrd Utth tayTt and lungs cAA9 no nm
rdisaI2 an tamrns' aght, "th b9 eotql asi av,,,
-Sndd a fit that hrrs mus 10 s4,. ts.l.ee
Io'n g'd rsiIej Ttts A1a'H4. t0ls i,ditcr t, ,o
W h't' !r's bsm1"oi rH0h ny ta1t IN Il ,gaS Sa,a
Bnt, % my 1itHitst"Stl trfors hal 55ra taa, Lat
my a'lgh 'Oes tenSr 1s kadHrg tr,,d dsD mi .a.
rest ''9hn 'otthotd ehtt',g W rusfhg s. much
o.. sff fEEff5zr.E
o"Tiid ada thdt my fautsTs tIalilg is lacftrea
oots"~P7n ny Father, mot hsy ami too stSry,a Aas.s
deed trtLh It
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Hp Probn,e- xeoo.ln county ooar.

In the matter of the last win and testament of
Frederick l. Curtis deceased
TO all aotom ii mag concern: u
q ElI TIERS testamfntary having been issued to
4 Horace Curtis, George 5. lab # and Cornelius
Williams of the county of Kenosha and state of
Visions in, executors OF said lasi will and testament
on the 18th day Of March A. d 1868 and six months
from that date being allowed and limited Tor cred
itOrs to present their claims for examination and
allowance: n Office is hereby given, that the un
dersiRned Judge of the Kenosha County Court,
will. on saturday the I'd day of May, A D.. 1865
at o clock p M, at his Office in the city of Ke
nosha, in said county, receive examine and adj
just all claims and demands OF all persons against
said deceased.
Dated at Kenosha the 91st day of March 1868.
HIRAM FUTILE,
4W44 County Judge.
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ALOU ARE HERMBY sUMMONED nnf
In Probate--Kenosba nnnntu Court.

In the matter of the estate of Harlow Gibbs de-
ceased.
To all 1o1,on1 1t may concern:
q ETTEERS Of administration on said estate
"A having been issued to Mary Gibbs of the town
of Paris in the county of Kenosha and state of Wis
consin, on the 18th dav of December a D. 1867
and twelve months from and after said daJe being
allowed and limited for creditors to present their
claims for examination and allowance: Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned Judge of the
Kenosha County Court, will, on Friday the 10th
day of May, A. d. 1867, at 2 o'clock p NJ at his
office in the city of Kenosha in said county receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased.
Dated at Kenosha, the 25th day of March, 1868
HIRAM FUTILE
4w4t County Judge
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In Probate--Kenosha County Court

In the malter Of the estate Of Cornelius schleiser
deceased.
To all lChOm may concern: .......
3 ETTERS Of administration on said estate hay-
"a ing beenissued 10 Margaret Schleiser and Hem
ry Linstr0th, both Of the town Of somers, in thu
county Of Keuosha aud state of Wisconsin on the
24th day OF March A, ID. 1868, and six months
after SAID dale being allowed and limited for cred
itors TO present their GAINS tor examination and
allowance: Notice is hereby given that the unde r
signed Judge of the Kenosha County Court will :,
on saturday. the I'd day of May, A. d. 1868, at 2
O'Clock p NJ, at his Office in the city of Kenosna,
i'll said county receive, examine and adjust al /
claims and dem. nds of all persons against SAID
ceased.
Dated at Kenosha, the 81st day of March, A. D.,
1868.
.... HIRAM FUTILE,
4w4 County Judge
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=, CHRISTIAN fcwN-Tbere is NOT IN
I mIsnnattan' hansas, a beer saloon, bowling
saioon' or ground glass window saloon II
ANY soIt. There was great revival of ~.
hglon there year ago, and some ~ al H.
loon keepers have been coDvertsd 90 90
closed and Others lost all their cnsto, a.,u
or had to close IN consequence. - 70
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I.odie take Partlc mr. Nostee

t-adie take Partic ar Notice
THE REAL VkLPAU f GMALts PILLS
.EaI WsFrau tea FreneE.l so
FEHESE PILLS, seveIeb ale n " sye. in Par
Tor the reliefsot fsi u r. ssuiafi les and ar.
wards SO notorious forffsir cffuiHas eup,oyh5tu In
hractce of abort lou, ,vI ed n lo tile n
time IN Ameriea- They have G,eu kent Ia G, mta1a.
obseurity from the that tn orIs mater r Velia.
Is physieian In Paris Of great wealth rfet con
scentiOns pr nCiPies, hiIed rr,lf
genera use, lest they should yetur nntasf
lr eses. In .yercomluz 'em:s obsE ti"o<, Fa4f3ua
me WON'T, W II es, SICK f-s >hrprssir re eIff
OF i"Hoo crate H." OF tte monthly eAsr-es nervous
anu spinal al ctUus, Hius the ack limbs
~ llt sNert"n' pa pita lon OF te ny s.erics q e.
anu VIII ehtc cure vines IL other have tailed;
~ thnesn powerful remedy do con q y cal, uel
Nhslispny rauyt ching hqrLfui 60 rae eunsfl ntign
70 married ladies' Gun III r. VITO hav h or Iser
SHIRT Inn IN ares sctlarg sult q hey Sill ia
o. r,us 'Il q IN tbs moA tan psr,ed Fegulirty
80 i"N -Aa re i4at sh6uid never ksthem vten
stsHe an reason to believe thr mselves ssnant or
they WIN sure TO Produce mscar,iase. ~
'atss can pr cure box, The ewes Of -l
enSioSing one dollar and postage stamps
g. ~, y. 1soA - General AgrIss toe tia Unsttd
ized Agent $1,000 - ss'r7
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adns foT p>sTi rsD4rfrd go,sy IYsin i4as Inn
posd ~ N tnTyStdhLs rs'"%dy gun rub sus ina,
rsYd'a a fsn ""~t stei and edbats han ~
ehxyErtnaJtg3
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Loss of time and the expense of sending to
a machine shop rarely occurs.
| They are made at our new and spacious
Factory at Bridgeport, Conn, under the'imme-
] date supervision of the President, ELIAS
Rowe, Jr., the original inventor of the
Sewing machine, whose invention isthe found
alton OF, and covers all Sewing Machines.
They are adapteed 10 all kinds Family wiug,
and to the of Seamstresies Dressmakers TsiloTs
Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars. Skirts @ oaks
Mantilias, Clothing ats Caps, Oorsets Boots shoes
Harness, Sar dies Liaen g2o6s, Umbrellas Parasos,
&c. They work equally well upon silk, linen wooer
and cotton goods with nix, cotton linen thread
heywill Sc IN, quilt gather, hem, fell, cord braid
bind and perform every species of sewing, making a
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike both sides Of
the articles sewed.
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child's faitbnin bis teacher is wen il
Illustrated by the following Incident a 1;t
tie boy, dlsputing with bis sister upon SOM
subject. exclaimed, 1T is true, for teacher
says SO and if she SAYS So it il a. e
faint so. - 3~@tfa - ~ ~ = SsSd''
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n 20 e. aI.. Cil,clmma,i.Ex press. r SUNDAYS

cepted- Stops at Susquehanna 740 lBkft-
Turner's u NJ, CDneI and arrives in New Yurr
at .45PM. Connects at EImra with Northern Gen.
trai Railway for harrisburg g, Philade phia, Ralti,
ashlngton, and points south, a. Grea' Benz
with Delaware LGckawanua Western Railroad TO,
Scranton, trenton and Philadelphia, AID At New
York with Afternoon Trains Aud steamers foi Bos'
ton and New England eittes. g ~s~a ~
Only one train East on Sunday, leaving Bufslo al
6l0 P NJ, and reaching Sew York l2 80 P. NJ
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BosTcE ANDN NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with the j
baggage are trairslerred hee Of charge in YorB
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g9- To pleasure travellers the lioe of the e.,
Railway presents many Objects OF interest, pass n)
through the beautiful ,iieys OF the Chemu z, Su>
quehsnna, Delaware and Ramapo rivers, eyer
Changing panorama Of natures beauties commando
atten tiou.
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Joseph DaUts-s % acres, except acres end sw or
a $ Blohs-lt 4 blk sec 5
j IL Cht,tendsn--lt 8 Blk / sec
J 3 Racane-lt blk l except 81 # II end sold to
3 Rac5nS- com 40 IL W Of Sc cor of 1t 6, to sw
cor of lot u to NV cor Of lot, to beg, except 81
IT II end sold to Rattegun, sec 3
Z. R. p.
Il a. AnrIbat-e hf sw or sec IA
, ts& do NV or sw or sec IA
TIR u.
5 J B"cnde-all hi NV Or Sc or which lies OF
Chicago road, except II rds in width off side
and except hf sd piece paid by 5 Y Brande, sec 8.
DITCH rAX-r R %.
Il Hur2Jut-nw or sw qrsec Il
Randall, T1R 49,
Ann Hdt1a'edy- acres & 4Jpts OF part hf NV
Mdry B Mc CIeuaa--lt No ssec 2s MCE) EG-
esae do wifi Sc or sec %
Salem, II L II 30
E " EoanS-w IS acres sw or sec II
do hfIw q sec %
Louisa Post-l6 It OF L side Its ? & blk sec 80.
WheasIomd r.1R, ~.
George Il Paut--s hne or sec
& do ne ar ne Or SIC 5
by Hugh Mclaughlin 10 OK River Valley Il R
as now located in sw fractional Or sec 30
Aedreao m au,--pt he q ne or, beg chs As lks :
from nr cor l. u 81 ste, ~ Chs 50 lks, W 70 Or
Or sec line, GA sd last line To IA point chs ~
lee q lJl.:k5oa1.Iy ar h, or sef
do ut ar sw ar and pt w hf Sc or. beg
10 I'd, e OF c.nte.u t SIC : l rIs w 90 ,ds n rds
e ~ rds TO beg sec
,jOtn FrencA-n nj sc Or ne Or sec IL
b W h0URs-e III ne Or sec q
do u q hi Or sec "a
AZ rs - r y y, ~ I'd oes I1mIeI I % eff of
e SIDE. sec 81 '-'''p' ~ II VI
George " fto CIV -lr ne qrswqr sec 36
r. ~ kUdaS-Z. hi ne d ~ of.s,.c 10
IugLO,-pt Sc q 81 Or beg - rls W Sc cor or sec
i2Ids M, fds e IL d. ( 4es r6s 10 beg except
highway auo K Il Uuck SIC 50
POttg lt3eM FuHo. pit So or Sc or 9 25 rds w Sc
cor or sec W GJ5 IDS II ~ { % rus ~ IDS TO be-
eAceiIt nIguway ana Il X track Sc, 36
4 BGlJsIn-pI sc Grs Or, b,g IS fds Of Sc cor 81
i secaf ~ A I'd rds q d : al rds "a hny sec n
Roa@lDI = Hamachee-plIlW ar. beg 10 chs IS ks "
OF sc cor OF or, thence e 3 chs 50 ks n II chs "a
iksw i chs : Is Gus 3 Ik- E n ks 3 Chs to beg,
exc, pl a acres ofLlnd, sec .
d an pGett-w hi ne o. except r Il sec IS
loren an o The Is ores OF the sw ar of sec
t g,'e same teS u9 5Iu Is "o''neiS
"'" DO all tue t!g land Wig Sc Of CHICAGO &
nv a N 5H y5s or a ssG u rd
~. = :. ~ me-. u IS Sl . M rdS a is a. - ~
ne e S G,F 4 ls 's n % Jus 90 rus 10 rus %
n HI 50 me- n NV, ~. ,ac 81
40 q NV ~ NV or SC n
~ 90 2ac'es ii III sW Or NV or sec 81
Ue0'ge IeELyTPt u ~ NV 4r SY q peg idsfW ne
be-. sec 81 - - - ;
p y" " 80 tHs d. iiI' % ~ c az .
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~ , Va u iie " , M " oeg' seCol
& y a40' u, O." z piN . SO o. ,i- - -
sec 81 .- ttEt st
city OF tAenoshia--i'Irst Wand
>. II. Qf Ser 81, I. Z IL. 70.
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re W Rik Pine cowrefad, adrsrrisea at ,,r.qfa ~
Sr S@S'a - 40 only IS Ia as ,y'D,i,.q h1; q
highly 1pprop.d qle,ttclle d., I n -, - -
Senio, aa' 'ts oeE&isnc 9ftFe mary .cta asot ,,,
eo7stLienos whi1t ~ -tS,,-s t-t5r~ - ,, , b H.
W,iri 81 6Pfts; mlH1s'ey |Tls -r,,g,r,u. n, e..
err "a h'a e max. experiments si.,t t,..,,t u, -
r1edicdi discovery E,..t"n Watci,nlau add -a.4 =.
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q Ia, Louis Napolepr1 receives as salary sid
Z4o per day; lQueen Victoria, SO. O2T. F.
CHS Joseph, $lo,s $50, and the King Of Py',so
sia- s,2l0. L--T II = : rus
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Neither absent nor tardg during the entire

*Lowered much by absence caused by sick
ness. G. 8. ALBEE,
10 Principal. "a
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LIFE IN A PILL BOZ
EXTRAORDINARY .EFFFCTS
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Dine Pill in a DOSE.
3 ONE Put IN a DOSE.
s~ ONE Pit IN Il = OSE

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/ all over the haditable globe.
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ness"
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/ taken at a time One OF your pills cured me.
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After suffering fortunes from bilious lie TWO
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as they aled it am IL last said incurabie
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Il send for another box and keep them IN the
house"
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was chrome
'lgaye half of one OF your pills to my pane Tor
cholera morhus. The dear lille thing got well IN
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Your box OF NJ iggie : salve cured me OF noises
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medicine TO me is worth dollar'
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Let me have three boxes of your Salve and
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

n Sore Threat, Colds IN
d. Coughs. 0iphtheria 49,.
49,, Bronchitis. Splitting Of So.
49, . Blood, and Pulmonary -
..ss.s.5sa. Affections generally Il 80 5sz.S
-5ss-s is remarkable Reqis ssssal .l'''
edy for Kidney Com +
Z plants Diabetes, Diff.
-@ Guilty Of volding Urine. -ssss'
BLEEDING from the Kidneys, Bladder, and Gravel
~ 4
1t was early in the spring oflS55 tina, his Com
pound was originated A member OF IA, family IS a.,
afflicted with irritation Of the thruat attended
With dIsagreeA blecouEh bad for Some month,
previous though, that a pre4aratlnn hnying fol
It's basis the bnrk Of white pine. nigh, be :.
COMPOUNDED be very useful 10 he case of he
throalKnd lungs 10 ties, tie 1Salue-of il il.atbe
Alnds tsty eJnipo an. Cd 4anatl quant u III
the ufed eine~t that BAT BEEN r,iantiiug. ana gave
il in teaS b"ufu loses The result was exceed
ineP gratifying Within two days the irritation
throat remOV ell. the cough SD bsid ed nd
. speedy SIRE effected Soon afterthis sent
soue To asnty Ia londonderry, N H.. who had
been suffering for some weeks from a bad cough
ee'as'"nej by suideu cnld. aud had raised touru>
stroaked with ht"od She soon found relief and
seut tor more. She took about ten on,f,esz Of it
and s,1 we'll Clark ESQ. editor ofthe Man
chester Dl'lg v'r~0, made trial of the same
preparation 10 the Of a severe cold. aud va,
cured immediately. lie vas SO highly pleased
with the results. and confident success attend
ing its sales If giaced before the public tha; n,
naliS persuae 81 taeaio give name aad seud
II soroad 70 benehI the. SD dering.1 ! & By e.
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ERIE r ALL w = Y
Great Broad Gague~ Double; Track Route
70 %
NEW YORK, 3 OST0N,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAIIMA Y EXrEN FROM
DunIsIrAs to New 4 OTk 400 Miles
Buffalo TO New York AS Miles,
Salamanca to NV Yoak AIS Niles

re- FROM
% to 27 MILES the SHORTEST B0UTL
All Trains run directly through to n Yok.
l. ~ 400 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE ? COACHES.
From and after Nov. 25 H. 1861 trans will leave ia
+ connection win all Weste D. lines as lows:
lFROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA-By New
Il York. time from UGion. Depots;aR "A 1sSF -
30 A. N. Lex press NJ MI n on Da6EiIK, jsub
days eXceptedJ. Stops at 5 lanancH % n af4sa
connects at Hornet. lie, urDIus with Ibt
/ 500 NJ Express All f.om Buffalo, and arrives il
IS P NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS from salamanca
(Snndays excepled) Sop at Horne l.vlte % n
tSdpl 1aleiS, cung with the 2 q NJ nam nom
Buffalo, and arrives N New Horb a. 7.O0
4I5 p. NJ. New Yosk Night Express. frcn
DGukuk (Suudays excepted stops at calalnaHc
| 64OPM Oea I % Pm iSup }; Turner's So a N.
(Bkft.) }, aud arrives III New Yo,k At y 80 COS.
meeting wi'h afternoon !ralus and steamers to-
0:5U r. M. Cincinnati Express, from On. krr| .
Sundays exec edJ. Stops AZ safamauca ii 90
/ N and connects at BornesvIie witist. = I L 2,
Nj Train from Buffalo, arr wing AZ New YorS 3.4
FISOM BUFFALO BY New YORK ii e from Dc.
/ pot cor Excha g. aud Michigan streets:
/ 545 A M. ew York Day xpTrss, tSur DAY.
excepted) stops al HoiLell wise . % NJ tB&I;)
! susquehanna 2.l7 Pm (Dine), Turner's IS ii
| (Sup) and arrives III New York 10. B. Connect.
= at Great send with Delaware dacka Wilma & West
ter II kailroa and jersey city with Midnight E 4
/ press Tran of New jersey Railroad for khiladsf,
/ phia, Baljmo ore and Washington. sS FL &SI
! 500 A. Vi Express Mail, via Avon and Hornes
| vile Sundays excepted Arrives New Yorb
II IC0
40 =. M. Lightning Express Sundays es
/ cepted) Stops at HOrueilsvi!e . % Sop){ an,
| arrives in New York 7.uUA Connects at EImir;
I with Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg
/ Philadelphia ami the South at jersey ely
with m0ruing Express FRAN New Jersr!
! Railroad for Baltimore aud Washington, ana at Ney
/ YORK with Morning Express Train Tor Boston ant
New England cities.
6JO T.. Nj. New Ozk Night Express, DAILY
Stops at Portage S 80 NJ loup }, inter sectug a
Hornellsve with tie Is NJ ram II ON Du1knk
| md r W.. in NJ Nlrl III p II
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" hna tbs ~ hats Ftns fsrarua4ra 10 be r.,y .H.o
e'o'a 70" "is "a he.ghs md aU.er ,nslrte aS,cil..
sta also s" tF.rtt7' II he sldneys ds6litc N u
E0nsttA, the, Kindred Orgaas"
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3 Circuit Court. County of Kenosha.

Edward II, Rudd, Stephen ". Rudd.
t~-l Ebenezer Rudd, Huntington Rudd
STAMP Fanny Rudd, Mary Haven a Mari
an Nesey, Defendants
NIOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
q required to answer the complaint of James j.
Petit Plaintiff which is filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Kenosha COUNTY al
his office in the City Of Kenosha, If which copy
Is herewith served upon you, and 10 serve copy
OF your answer upon us at our office. in the City
ana County OF Kenosha and State of Wisconsin
within twenty days after the service hereof excu-
sive OF the DAY Of such service and if you fail to
answer the complaint as aforesaid, the said james
Petit will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint
Dated March 10, A. d. 1868.
| Oval .r f... j. j. PETIT,
PainIf
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ANT TED Teachers, Students a,d ohio,
~ Men and Women in IA busine pavino
500 TO $500 pei month aeeordin y 10 ABILITY F,7
Iouahird Blnck. Chieago. ~. y -
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us'y large ''a1hs' u t",5'rti testimonials 4qr.
Gs''fl bse' 'seTr~a from Pystcs ms, C~rqgntet Aa,
Ss'1s Snt trad>ea fran al ctas ses ~ sac,efg s,ea4
ny I" ne ""ft Fatte4H8 terms ef ne TVht.s 4 IN.
Cospe~s"d 81
Or NICHOLS n NorttfeidS a. saws. l.--A-
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GROVER g. BAKERS
s & 4 VI tsttsd6 fAAth iE MES
Ncrs awarded The IIighest premiums at \
State Fairs Of
New Y drk, Vermont, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan. WISCONSIN, Iowa,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri,
Alabama, Mississippi, Virginia,
n, Carolina, California, OREGON, cdr
Es1o9iss z at the Fairs Of the - s4 E -
Ansericss, Fsstituts Fsd1kt;1 institute, 1dryzdnd
I8ssitate, Mass Mechanics ASSOCIATIONS, Penn.
/ Mechanics Itstft,tte, So. Louis Agrfcut-
~ turdt ana Nschanics Ass0eiettogl. 40
at numerous Institutes and county Fairs inclu.
dig al ,he Farsat which they were exhibited the
three We First Prizes have also beenn award
ed these mach mes at the exhibitions Of ..eI..e..
London, PARTS, Dublin, Linz, Bensarcon, Bay
once, 81. Dizjer, Choloaas,
and they have been furnished, by special command
uAFEaTE q to the
Empress Of France. Empress Of ARstrid, Empress
eGBrGsa, Emp'Sss o. R,Sssta Queen Of Spain,
.le Is.. and queen OF Bd1dTta
The Grover and Baker Elastic Stitch Sewing
Machines are Superior to all others for the
81 1aa following reasons:
1. They sew drest from the spools, and require no
lreWipding Of thread.
O. Tn are more easily understood and used, and
hess liable TO derangement Than other machines.
8Ihey are capable Of executing perfectly, without
change Of adjustment, q much greater variety
! work than other machines.
4. The stitch made bV these machines is much more
! arm, elastic and durable especially upon articles
with requise to be washed and ironeG than any nh
er machine.
This stitch, owing to the manner in which the un
der thread is inwrought, is much the most plump
and beautiful in USE and retains its plumpness ant
beauty even upon articles frequently washed anC
ironed until they worn out
be cut or broken at intervals OF only few Stitches
ttt will neither open, ravel. bat remains firm
and durable.
T. Unlike other machines, these fasten both ends o
| the seam by their own operation.
g.. With these machines, while silk is used upon tn
nigh face sdeof the seam, cotton may be used-up
on the other sds without lessening the strength o.
machine, and IS great saving upon all stitched
I,mafs up it'll silk.
los These machines in addition to their superio
merits as instruments for sewing, by change of ad
justment, easily learned and prac tised, execute tn
most bes utiful and perma nent embroidery and or
! nameltal work
@ @ GROVER BAKER S. NJ CO.,
| ils s-e No. l3, Newhall House Milwaukee,
Vim. G. REED, Agent,
I5fI for KenOSk1a CITY s. Co.
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TAX SALE,
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
- lkenoe Ia Anrll a 1858.

- .ssszassaaaaszzss lAenoshas April2 1868,
l. HUGH McDERMO rr Treasurer of the County
of Keno- ba; du hereby givenotice that on the sec
ond uesday tbeng Ire 9TH Aof May 1865 | shall
sell at pubic anet on or-Yendne at court house il
the county Aforesaid the following described lots
piece parcels OF land, or 81 much thereof as may
b. nece sdry to pay he taxes interest and charges
thereon for tie year 1861 to wit: sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
HUGH McDERMGTr.
4w44 Co. Treasurer.
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