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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

nR DUiONCV3 GOLDEN PERI 'DlCAL
- PILLS for Females. Irf4iiblc in correc,ist
Irregularities, removing obstruc,ions OF tho monthly
turns, from whatever cause and al Ways succcs|a
rs 4 preventive Ono pill is . do.e Femsles r.
culiarly situated or those supposing themselves g.
are ctuti ned against using these pills. while in
that condition lest they invite miscarriage ahs
which admonitinn the pro rictor assumes no ~
sponsibilty although their mildness would p' svshI
any mi'chief 10 health; otherwise the Pills are ~
comm, nded as a most invaluable remedy for the a.
deviation Of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever ~ woli as to prsvcrt an increase of FAM
ly when health will not permit ir; quic,irg the
nerves and brinriny hack the rsy color Of hoaltD'
to the cheek Of the most delicate.
fnll arc explicit dirtctions accompany each boil
Price 81 per box; 8 boxes. -
sold In Petroleum Centre, by A. d. MILLER 4
CO, 'So'o Agents" for Petroleum Centre, Pa
Ladies! by seuding them 81 to the Petroleum Cen
tire 7. o. cal have the Pills ssnt lconhdrntilyl BY
mail :" any part q the country. free Of chsrge
Sold also by Il & y {. Z Clark, Titusvils
t,un": Frank. In; DR., j L. Accmh, 1idion,.; +. r.
ilazvlton; Warren; and by 'one Druggist in svsy
town in the o litcd States, and by
Jul $. d. HOWE, Prop'r. New York.
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Eric and Pittsburgh II. r..

LEAC dhu EAttShbuESu II AGs
an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. sai, 1858,
~ trains will rru ON this rood rs follows:
LEAVE IHE-aoUTuwARD.
1925 a. M, Pittsburgh Express, stops at all sta.
lions, and arrives at A. & u. w. II. II. Trans
fer ut .55 p M, at New Castle at Is IN.
and at Pittsburgh NJ 90 p. m.
80 a. m. Accommodation from jamestown. ar.
rivcs at 4. 4 q. w. r. X. Transfer At $50 u.
H.. at New Castle at 90 a M. and ~
Pittsburgh at 10.fO a. IN.
5.lO p. M. Mixed 'ihain leayss Erie for Sharon
rtorping at al nte mediate stations and al
irving 10 a. III
NoRTHwARD.
A. ,s & ". r. u. Transfer at IL 10 Il IN,
and arrives at Rgie II 2,3b p. m, making
close connection Er Fuf, ard Mag. Falls.
4.35 p. m. Eric Accommodation leaves n. Castle n
7,2apn,A I G. w. H. r. Transfer ut 9,Ju
PM, jamestown ~ o.io p III.
$50 p, m N'Xrd Train leaves sharon for Erie ar.
riving At ll,5O pm
Pittsburgh Express south connects At Jamestown
at 1880 IN. with }. q +. Express. for Frank
lin and Oil City. Connect. at Transfer ~ l Is IN.
with A. 4 g W. Accommodation west, for War
rcn. Ravenua and Cleveland
Erie Express nJrth cOnnscts at A. 4 q. W Trans
er vt II 10 M, with Mail east for Meadvillo,
Franklin, and OH City, and At jamestown with J.
4 f. Express for franklin
Trains connect at Rochester with trains fni
Wheeling and ail points IN y EFT Virginia, aud al
Pittsburgh connections for Pi iladclphia, Harris
hnrg Baltimore and Washington, via Pennsylvania
Central Rairoud.
Erie Express North, connects at Girard with
Lake shore trairs Westward for Cleveland.
Chicago and all points In the west; at Erie with
lrvineton, 1idioute, &c., aud with Buffalo h Erie
Pailroad for Buffaio, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls and
New York City. -
G,,,s.
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CoTo IsHAN & co.'s for ycur Cart1dsc,
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Merchants Lawyers, justices OF the Peace, Land
Agents Gil Nsa. ers ard Agents. Insurance Agcnts,
EAprsssn'en and other parties in want informed
'at we are prepared 70 execute to der all 'nds Of
BLANKS business or legal, required in Il Ia SON
munity.
'onnng patronag resn.ctf,lly -olicit.i
LoNGw ELL Il PLUMMER
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,UFrALo AND EnIs nAuLROAu

DUFFALO AND EnlE RAILROAD.
ID On and after Monday Nov 13m, 1865,
Passenger Trains will run on this road ss follows:
LEAVE RRiE-GoING EAST.
1,lA A. N. NIGHT EXPRESS stopping at
A'tU Ripley Westfcd, Dnnkirk and silver.
1n,kk A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop.
AV'Sn ring at Westfed, Brocton. Dunkrk. ST.
vercreek. and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
at210 p. N.
1,os r NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, .tor.
SsrC ping at Northeast, Wesihed, Brocton
Dunkirk mud Silvercreek, and arrives at
Buffalo at lo,45 +. NJ.
R,ON A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMoDA.
O''V ton Stopping at a,Istatlons, arriving at
.l,lS r NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
r'f' Northeast Ripley, Wesrileld, Dnnkirk,
Sil,ercrcek and Al goa, arriving nt But.
fslo at 100 r. NJ.
LEAVE RUrPALo-GoINa WEST.
HlSIS =. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An.
RS~'~n COLA. Silvercreek, Dunl;irk, Brocton
Wes,fed and Northeast, arriving at Erie
i.NOP NJ, MAIL AND ACcoMMoDA
at Erie at $50 p. VI.
RsslA A NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping nj
V'SV all stations, aud arriving at Erie ~ lo,2o
O.NA + H., STEAMBOAT EXPRESS. stop
UsVO ping at Angola, Silvcrcreek, Dunkirk
Brocton, Westfirld and Northeast, arriv
ing Mt Eric at 20 A, NJ.
lsJA A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping al
t'~V Svercreek. Dunkirk and Westted, ar
irving at Erie at 4, 40 A. NJ.
Railroad time Is 10 minutes faster tn IN Eiic tim,
N BROWN, Gen'l Supt
n
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oil Greek & Allegheny River R. R
WARREN d FRANKLIN, FARMERS Ann n''
CREEK RAILROADS CONSULIDATED' w

oA ouuA u AAUgnUuJ 4uIu Il. Ill
WARREN d FRANKLIN, FARMERS Ann n'
CREEK RAILROADS CONSULlDATsD Wy
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE "a
THE OIL REGION. 'VI
1S0s. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1se,
TIME TABLE
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. nrr
~ 1858, trains will run o. follows: WE,
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY Il PETROL rrv
CENTRE TIrUSVILLE AND CORpY oA
ESQ a. M, l,I Expires. y arrives Tidicuie aii.e,
there with trains for Pithoie, i e.,'09o@iIeC's, oiI 4,
e.4o a. m, Petroleum Centre 10 % w
Boyd Farm 10 % a m, Miller Farm H.
"a M. ntusyille LOS o. m, arryS,
at Cory at 12.4o p m. us
1.kO T. NJ. Mail, arrives Tldioute 9Ao ,
AsOV Oleopolis o! p. m. (cOnnects with tr m
for Pithols City,, Oil City 4ss D. n. %pa a.
sroleum Centre tis p m. Boyd fan
vile col, p m. arriving vt Cory 1y'.
E.Oz A. NJ, Accommodation from OIL c,,,,,
Vs~s rives at Petroleum Centre 7o4 n, ~.
Farm 1.O6 q. IN, Tltusv.llo I
GOING soUTM FRoN CoRRY, TIrUsvIu,
PETROLEUM CENThEA OIL CITY.
O'~o Miller Farm s4s IN, Boyd Farm s!,
IN, Petroleum Centre OF . IN, Oi c,
9.46 .. m, OoOl,olis 10 2s a. IN ry
Onte II .53a m, and Irvineton r. 10 M
1CsOA r. NJ, arrives at Titusville 2oS
A~s~V m, Miller Farm $50 y IN, Buyd H.,
26l pm, Petroleum Centre 2's5 nm
Oil City 391 p. M, leave Oil CITY ais,
m, arrives Oleopois 4.07 m, leouu.s
with train for pithosL filiuute IEs
M and lrvineion g. 90 p. N.
ks0k p N Accommodation Il ON CORY Al,
OsSO rives 1itusville LOT m, Miller far
13 p M, Boyd Farm Z s5 D n, Petrol.
Nm Centre TBS p N, arriving at Oil Gu
e3S D nj.
CONNECTIONS
T.ains North connect Ut CORY xith philadsph.
b Erie II. r., and Atlantic 4 Great Western Rsi.
way, East and Wcst, and also with Buffalo, Cor,
and Pittsburgh railroad for Buffalo
Trains connect at Oil City with franklin Branch
for franklin, Meadville, and the W est, and at |,
vineton with Phil Il Erie X X Fast ana " "a, :.
STANDARD time TWENTY minutes foster than Prspl
lin Branch and A. "a W. X. X. time
Passengers will nnd this road safe pleasant N.
the shortest rome to and from the oil region.
AL trains West from Irvins,on leave after arrh,
Of trains on 7. Z. X. X.
Be sure and ask for Through Tickets via Oil Cr,,
3 Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Roup
to the Oil Region.
II. F. Sw EETzER, Genr Superintendent
c. J. HEPBURN, Asst Superintendent. m.7
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a PERFECT CURE

= PENFEC1 CUKE
Foi Dyspepsia, Fever and Aguc, Acl
dity of the Stomach. Loss OF Appetite.
Nausea, Heart- burn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from y disordered state
Of the Stomach. Liver or Inlestines.
Prepared by SRwAan s. BENTLEY.
Druggists. Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by al
druggists.
A. d. MILLER & CO.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Agents. for petreIsum Centre and
vicinity. JuIIIy
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Ke1osha Circuit Go urt.
J. j. PETIT,
50 County Judge.

sydenham c. Parsons, administrator Of the esta e Of
Isaac I. Sheldon, deceased,
against
Roswell G Otis, Phila N OTIS William X OTIS the Ke-
nosha Rockford a. Rock Island Rail. Road company,
formerly rhe Kenosha d Beoit Rail Road com panyl
William Wheeler, hzra Stevens, William Col,
Leonard, Lee. Nicholas Ehle, Homer Schoff, Will
liam Is Slocum, Edward Balm, Lewis Langstroth, j.
III, r. Davidson. James J. Petit. Frederick w. Ly-
man, David Gaskill, Henry Towslee and flames
Lieber.
IN pursuance of judgment entered and docket ed in
the above entitled action at the regul.r November
term OF the court A. D. 1866 to wit the 81 tn day
OF November 1866 james NJ stebbins, sheriff of the
county OF kenosla, will offer for sale and sell at pub
lie yendue to the highest bidder therefor the front
door OF the Court Hopsen the city and county of
nosha, and state OF Wisconsin; at o'clock In the AZ
ternoon Of Saturday: the 18th day of March, A. d.
1869, the following described real estate or SO much
thereof os shall be sufficient satisfy said Judgment
ana costs together with the costs of such saleto witt
Fiftsixy acres being the west half Of the southwest
iractl0nal quarter of section thirty-one, ri /
town No. two l2l, north of range No twenfytvc raj
ter OF section No thirty six 1861, town No two r
north OF range No twenty one l2i east said first des
cribed piece, being in the town OF Somers and sal
second described parcel being in the town of Paris all
in the County of Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin
Dated January 26th. 1869 6w35
o. S & T. H.HEAD, JAMES NJ STERRTSS
flHs Attys. Sherlh, kenosha Co Wise onsin
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.Kenosha Circuit Court.

Sydenham C. Parsons admin strAor Of the estate
of Isaac 7. sheldon. deceased, against Roswell
c. Otis, Phia NJ Otis, Eliab A. Converse, viii.
liam X. Otis, William w. Wheeler. Ezra b. Ste
vens. William Golf. Leonard Lee. Nicholas Ehle
Homer It. Schoff. William B. Slocum. Edward
Balm, Lewis Langstrcth. John M r. Davidson.
james j Petit. Frederick w. Lyman, David G..
Gaskill, Henry 3. Towslee, James l.. Newman,
John Osterman and James Lieber.
n pursuance of judgment entered and dock
IL eted in the above entitled action al the Regu-
bar November Term of this Court, A. ID. 1866, to
wit on the 27th day of November. 1866, l. James
NJ Stebbins. Sheriff Of the county of Kenosha. will
offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the high
ext bidder therefor at the front door of the Court
House in the city and county of Kenosha and
stare OF Wisconsin at O'Clock in the afternoon
of Saturday, the 18th day of "arch, A. D. 1879 the
following described real estate. so mnch there
Of as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment
and costs. together with the costs of such sale to
wit:
The west half OF section No. thirty-two (32
town No. two t2) north of range No. twenty two
on east in the town of Som-rs, in the county OF
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin.
Dated January 18th. 1869
JAMESM. STEBBINS.
Sheriff of Kenosha county, Wisconsin.
o. - f. n. HEAD, Plffs, Attys. 6wS5
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Kanosha Cirnnlt nnnrt.

syde e Parsons, administrator OF the estSt,..
of Isaac II sheldon, decea ed against Roswell
Z. Otis. Phila ". OTIS william X. Otis. William
w. Wheeler, Ezra B. Stevens. William Gof.
Leonard Lee. Nicholas Ehle Homer F. Schof.
william Slocnm, Edward Balm, Lewis Lang
stroth, John M. R. Davidson, James j. Petit
Frederick w. Lyman, David G. Gaskill. Henry
b. Towslee and John Sanhourn.
n pursuance OF q Judgment entered and docketed
d in the above entitled action. at the Regular
November term OF this Court. a. D. 1866. to wit !;
on the 9th day OF November 1854. ,Jaulef M Steb
bins, sheriff of the county Of Kenoshs. will ofer
Tor sale and sell at public yeIdue to The highest
bidder therefor ut the front door of the Court
House in the CITY and county Of Kenosha and state
of Wisconsin. at o'clock in the afternoon Of Sat-
urday, the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1869, the fol-
lowing described real estate. much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy said judgment and
costs. together with the cost of such sale TO wit
The east half OF the northwest quarter of section
one o. town one (1) north of range twenty-one(2D
east. in the town of Bristol in said county Of Ke
nosha and State of Wisconsin
Dated January Goth 1854
JAMES NJ. STEBR1NS.
Sheriff of Kenosha county, Wisconsin.
o. y js F.. III HEAD.
Plffs. Attys 6w35.
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TIE LADf's Friend poR FEBRUART.--A
beautiful steel engraving, ''Yes ar No?" illus
trating story by Miss Douglas, leads off the
February number Of this charming magazine
Then follows the uspat large and elegant
Fashion Plate; and grapinc engraving OF
"Detective Butterfly Summing up the Points
of the Case" This latter is sn illustration Of
Mrs. Woods new story. ROLAND Yorke; or
Done in Passion" which is becoming intense
~ interesting. A number of other highly in
teresting articles will be found in this num-
Der. There is a sweet piece Of music called
beautiful Eyes" and the usual large mum.
Der of ergravings illustrative of the fashions,
dresses, ladies work, &c. Rubliahed by
Deacon s. Peterson, 300 Walnut street.
Philadelphia, at $50 yesr (which also in
cludes large steel engraying.l Four copies
Sc. Eight land one gratis,l $40. The Lady's
Friend and the Saturday Evening Post, land
one engraving) "a 90
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Circuit Court. County of Kenosha,

Dauiel 3 Stednan George jSCeGman and Daniex
i. Stedman Jr, agst. Joseph II. Dean Grin Dean.
Esther Dean, Ethan f. Bishopand John W Stewart
EnPursuance of a judgement entered and docketede
in the above entitled action at the regular Novem-
Der Term OF this Court to wit November 28th A. %,
OF kenosha will offer for sale and sell public Auction
me highest bidder therefor at the Front Door of
ana State OF Wisconsin, at O'Clock in the afternoon
of Tuesday the 9Th day of burary A. D. 1862 the fol-
lowing described real estate or so much thereof ae
snail be sucient to satisfy said judgement and costs
together with the cost of such sale, to wit
The following described premises with the appur-
tnances that s to say That certain piece parcel
lot OF land lying and being in the county OF Kenoshs
and in the North East Quarter of Section No. six (6l
I0wn NO: one q North of Range No. .Twenty.three
No.; We Bond& strongs addition the
thereof three-S-rods wide; 6wsO
HEAD QUARIEs THOMAS A. HTALEY,
PINS Attys. Sheriff of KenoshA Co. Wisconsin,
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state OF Wisconsin KcnOgha County
GOurt.-In Probate

In the application Of Anna Fanuon "a mentally
incompetent PERSON. by j. V. Quarles her Quad
ian, for Dover to be assigned her.
6An reading and filing the Petition by the Guard
" ian OF Ann FannOn, the widow OF Michael
Pannon late OF the town of Brighton in Kenosh0.
County deceased, for the assignment OF Dover to-
her, Ann FannOn the widow aforesaid in and TO-.
the following Described land TO wit--the souths
West quarter OF section Number nineteen in Town
Number two, North of Range Number twenty East
IN the town OF Brighton Kenosha County also the
northwest qnarer of the northwest quart OF section
Number thirty, Town and Range aforeeaid-also
the North East quarter Of the North East quarter
OF section NumberttweDty five OF same town anG
also the North East quarter of the South East
quarter of section Number tweniy-four, Town two
North OF Range nineteen East-Town of Burling.
ton IN Racine County. The homestead Of deceased
being the said South East quarter of me South
West quarter Of said Section min eeen and 1t salts
fnctdrly appearing that Ter right to dover is not
disputed by the heirs DeviRees or any person
Claiming under them or either of them. Therefore
on motion of said Guardian il is ordered that no.
ice OF the hearing of ,said Petition and applica
uon be given to such heirs Devisees of Michael
Ramon aforesaid Deceased and other persons
Claiming under them or either of them that said
County Court at the Probate office in KenOsha CITY
on the sixth day of February \. d, 1859 at ono
O'Clock in the afternoon of that dayandthat the Civ
ing of snch notice be by publication of this order
IN the kenosha Telegraph aweekly newspaper pub.
lished in Kenosha City for three weeks Successive,
ly before said day OF hearing
Dated nj kenosha city, January II A. ID. 1859.
3w33 JAMES j. PETIT
County Judge in and for Kenosha County.
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State of Wisconsin -Kenosha County Court
In pYnbstc,

In the matte ofthe petition Of Wnford Broadarsek.
At Comfy Court held IL proba in ana for the
county of kenoshA in said STATE ut the office OF the Pro-
bate Court In The ait keFosh: the TWEEN
day Of January 1852. 10 o'clock A. NJ, before tns
C0eLty Judge in and for said county of Aenosha.
Present. the Hon. James j. Psttt, County Judge PIE
siding.
GeN reading and dline he petition Of said Winford
Broaderlck, Wherein she sets forth, among ther
things that Al"nzo Campbell ATE OF che city of Chca-
go in the State OF inoi, now deceased. tia lin
OF his deeease bound by in writing to
said petitioner her hsirs and free of
brance the following described lsnds situated IN the
tswn OF bRhton In kenesha county, State Of Mifcon-
SIM to WIZ Tue northeast quGrter of section number
twenty containing l60 acres of land and which
petition also other things states and sets forth
belhas been duly admitted probate and recorded in
the ofce OF county court in and for Kenosha
ty, and that Il arnah Campbell Richard Campbell and
Dewitt Campbell are the duly appointed executors
said last will and testament ard have entered upon the
duties OF their trust as such executors still
Ing as SUCH also that said petition the
upon which the sad petitioners claim j. predicate
OF the said real estate Therefore upon otor of
petitioner, and pursuant to rhe provisions
ute In SUCH made and provided the Judge said
county court does hereby appoi the sixteenth
March A D 1859 at one o'clock tho AFTERNOON the
Probate office In Kenosha city, Wiscon,in FIR b. arug
said petition. Ind it is further ordered lice
the tendency thei be gv al pergors interestsd
by a publication If this rider IN the Kruoshs Tell
graph, week wsparer printed and pubA in the
such hearing
BY the Court. JAMES j. PETTTT
County Judge in and for Kenoeha County
6WS6
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Kenosha Circuit Court.

Sydenham c. Parsons. admins traitor of the estate
OF Isaac T. sheldon, deceased, against Roswell
9. Otis. Phia NJ. Otis, William K. Otisa Eliab
Converse, FredericksA. Marshall. John r.
Phelps, Will lam w. Wheeler, Ezra B. stevens
William Golf. Leonard Lee, Nicholas Ehle. Ho-
mer F. Schotf, William B Slocum, Edward Balm,
Lewis Langstroih, John M. r. Davidson, James
j. Petit, frederick w. Lyman. David Z. GAS
Kill. Henry B. Towelee, Addison Lane, John Or
ternan aud James Lieber.
IN pursuance of judgment entered and docket
N ed in the above entitled action. at the Regular
November term OF this Court, A. D. 1866. to wit
en- The 9th day Of November, 1856. l, James N :
Stehbns. Sheriff of the county of Kenoeha will Of
fer for sale and Sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder therefor, at the front door of the Court
House in the city and county of sKenosha and
State of Wisconsin, at o'clock in the afternoon
OF SATURDAY, the 18th day of March, A. D. 1869, the
following described real estate. so much there
of rs shall be sufficient to satisfy aad Judgment
and costs. together with the costs OF such sale to
wit:
The east half of section No thirty two (32) town
No. two (2l north OF range No. twenty-two(22) east
In the town of Somers. county OF Kenosha and
State of Wisconsin.
Dated January 26th 1869.
JAMES M STEBBINS,
Sheriff OF KeDesha County. Wisconsin.
o. 8. & H. HEAD,
Pfs Attys. 6w85
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IN Probate-Nenosha County Court.

In the matter of the Estate of Margaret
Schleiser deceased
d I'm reading and filing the petition of Henry
" Lnstroth administrator Of said Estate
representing among other things hat he has
fully administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be fixed for allowing
and mining hisaccount Of INSTRUMENTATION
Ito be hled), it is ordered that said account be
examined by the judge of this court on Satur-
day the goth day of February 1863, at his office
in the City and County of Kenosha, at 10
O'Clock A. M. of said day and that the residue
of said estate be then and there distrib uted to
the heirs of said deceased
keAnd it is further ordered that notice thereof
be given to AL persons interested by publish
ing this order in the Kenosha Telegraph a
Newspaper printed and published in kenosba
City for three successive weeks before said
day of examination and distribution
Dated January q. A. y. 1869.
J. j. PETIT,
3w35 County Judge.