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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

A USEFUL Book --Laws of business for nj,
the states of the Union with forms and d.
re".ions for all transactions, by Theophilus
Parsons, LII. D., Prof. of law in Harvard
University. JONES, JUNKIN e. co Pub
l,shers. Chicago, Ills.
Laws of Business is the ouly book of The
kinG ever brought out in this country, under
the authority of so high Il name in inrispru-
dence as that OF Theophilus Parsons, OF
Harvard University.
1t is work Of wonderful comprehensive
| ness, of style remarkabl for its perspiculty
thoroughness, and the very gecat cearness
with which nll the vast variety Of topics il.
embraces are discussed, and The entirely In
cid and Ineligible manner in which they are.
exhibited, to even ordinary understandings
We believe we are fully justified in pro-
| Hounclng mis- mastery work OF its kind -
quite unlike, and tar superior to ANYTHING in
| the snapr 81 a business Jaw book, TOR gene al
use that has hitherto heen seen. IL pIac-s
| within he reach and within The clear pprr-
| en>ion at every intelligent business ma n nd
woman, complete statement OF all the
raies. rms and principles OF the laws of hu-
| -lnesS. aud ID a'innsi any man, The Intorma
flpn and forms he book contains Will save.
him every year the price he paid Tor it, three
. or tour TINES over
/ II IL esperia,ly hook for the people The
| M reliant, the farmer, the manuiact rrpr, he
| raider, all ought to have such q book for n
guide in business
We can cordially recommend il az a work
# real .oid merit and OF practical utility to
every intelligent reader
G. W. CARPENTER
Agent.
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Thomas EowyAa ~ E.,., an old resdent = 20
.s,ssty. ages z. .eara hst been deaf for nSm~
'sre ,nars. snd troubled by cunstant HnplsssaAs
unds IN hia s<sa lie called upon ". II d Til o
: ne Hs,hdsy Hcns. two month. ago sn,I An
.er.ti l. psrforr.sA in bic CARS winch tt.1 ID
:si>t ALI reii"f. u ssw Mr How,sn,s ~ 1a1so
e'syr ago aI.c Es iilfoiaeo liz t,.as ;be are
III gone. and has hesIiae IL asnlcst M toure -. D
Vtr WAS Such hunae tesrin0nT, cOHija r.4Ti o
= 1t zen 6i Nj. u sIAndiny ann reIt"ra :, = 70
hearing Of one ksr age is @orsay Of cre3e,iees
ana is surnci tito inspire With hoy. the I'D cts&
who are within reach Of DIR. SMYfH
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~ Probate--Kenosna .mniy Court.

eased. s1g 4-.n~r
AAN reading aid filing the pet ton George Perry.
- administrator of the said estate, repres. ntng
among other things that h.. has fully admin ert G
said estate and praying tina time aud place be liked
for allowing and examining his count his admin
istration filed and thai rhereupor dstrbu Jon OF TIL
surplus he made AID he be discha rged r II his trust,
tbs rderei that said accou be examined by the
judge o. This court the seth day of November S6s,
at his ONCE in the oity county Of kenosha, at y
O'Clock nj OF said y and that distribution OF sur
Plus be hereupon made, AMI said re dis
charged ON his trust. And it ia further ordered tina
publishing this order in e., Kenosha eleg aph, a
rky newspaper published in Ken sha city for three
weeks successfully before said day examining sal"
,ccount. j PETIT. county Judge,
in and for Kenoshn County
Dated Oct. 20, 1863 3G25
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Catarrh can be Cured.

eiter from Hon Nm Perm Lyon Judge og TIT
4 Irs, Judicial Circuit Of Wisconsin.
tIf gt s} RACINE. Ock 9th lssE
~ oAYTa. Jsnesviile. V,is.. q
u, Den Sxr IL am pleased - learn tnaI yoR
fopose making professions! vslt 50 our city.
Ny wife aas bern cn,sd ct Catarr u /, veral ire
'andns nndsf yoas treatment. and sne 'sas
r'se who sufserinx from tina. Ing
n: stuhoorn disesse may have An opportn y 10
,si ynur skill. can cordially recommend ys5u9
,ovel and yet simple and effective sFstem q. 'rtAt-
lrSt TO tir aaf,sd. anu hope thar y"nr -nccsea
,av equai y "a alerits 3wsi
Yon-s err ,,n.y. W.. r. iyoN..
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From the Cincinnati Free Nstion OF Dec.
IS 1851
DIR. RoBAcK,s BITTERs.

on the third rage. 1t will be seen that the
doct Or has just introduced new article i'll
The line OF Stomach Bitters." These bitters
are destined to become very popular. from
the fact that they are genuine in every sense
Of the term-ie.. they derive their stimulus
from the pow -rfui tonic nat IRE of'the roots
and herbs OF which they are composed. ana
hence their effect is natural We have had
the pleasure of testing the qualities Of h. Sc
bitters, and do not hesitate to pronounce
the zone thing needed IN every we'll regulat-
ed family"
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PROBATE Office Kenosha city, Nov. ~ 1863 In
the of The "of aud probate Of the lart will
and testament of William Sc ymour decreased.
"A HEREaS. an instruments IN writing. purpOrt.
liam Ssy nour deceased, late OF the CITY and
~ uf "sha W'Scnn-in has been filed in this
4 media Seymou. the widow of said decreased.
Tray ny that the same be proven and admitted to
probate according t" the laxse,f Thu state here
before me at the probate Office the city OF Keno.
.ha in -ai1 county, on the third day OF Decem "er
A. u. 1875. NJ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon And it
l. fnih ordered that notice shall be Civ II 10 ell
place Of said hearing by pubhcati II OF ,kis orde,
ia the Ken0~ha Telegraph weekly newspaper
printed in Sid city, for three successive weeks,
once each week. prior to the time of nch hearing
By the Court, j. J. PETTY. County Judge.
3w25 In and tor Kenfsha ouhty.
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Cheese Box Factory

Messrs Samnlons 81 Co., finding their pres
ent establishment too small for their iBcreas
ing BbsinesS. are fitting over the warehouse
at the foot.of Market street. and also putting
up q new bnilding just north Of it. putting In
new and improved machinery, etc.. with a
view OF doing the business on more extern
sve Scale: They are alrt ady manufacturing
an immense amount Of cheese boxes. and
when in the course Of month or so they get
moved. with their increased facilities, they
will be enabled to supply their numerous
customers with greater dispatch
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L.. ,robs.s--H e.oss.a Casn.y rau..

In the matter of the estate oil Matthias Feltss
deceasrd
:. N residing aud fltng the petition OF Mary Fr;-
ter. widow said deceArea, representing
iuiong 0fhrf things hat MsftI'a- Feites late
lCrDl uf he toM Il of Som-rs kenosRa county. =.
me ely hth day OF november A. u. 1879. ~ SD.aGr.
torssaid, .ist interstate, syiag gn0dt chat'':i
ana estate within this stare q Northumberland. III.
sad deceased. and praying that administration q
SAID estate re to her tn .onle al her suubl- pei
granted it il ordered thst sAid pettioi D.,
the eleventh day III Decen. Der & ID lH69. III Ii
u'ci.sck M. al my office i'll said e''anty O,de:
ed further that notice there" be given 10 the hri
publ shing a copy OF this order tor three
We weeks prior 10 ssiu Gay II hearing III III Re
nosha Telegraph. weekly newspaper publisie'.
~ tieno- ha city in laid county.
j PETITE. County Judge
Dated Kenosha city. the 18Th d.! III Sovtmher-
969 F@ re SW2S
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MARRIED.

KEARNEY = MckINAE4 ts, M.fA r....c
in this city. BY Rev. Father Nc1iurk ON Mont.:.,
morning iast. DENNIS Ksafncy. s,.n al Der
mis- Kearney, Esq. OF this city. and Miss KatI.
Mckinney.
G AIN ES-SMALL. In Chicago. at the residenc
OF H.. bride mother. gu Monday. Nov 18TH Mr
George G. Games Of IT Louis. and Miss Neili,
small vi Chicago.
We wish George and Nellie much happine - II
their new M, aud tho .gh che looses name
hy The ce EN- ny. she may comfort herset with the
OLD adage: Where's no great ioss without some
small gains"
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In Prebase---sx+no.nn County Court.

In the matter 81 the estate ussel Daley, deceased
sAN readIn- a ming the petition OF Margaret ID.
King. executrtx OF the last will and testament OF
';.ld deceased REPRESENTING among other hinss thai
she has uil. administered said estate, and prayl Z
mat time and place be fixed for allowing and exam
aIiIg her Count ner administration i ed and iha
Il reuHoii distribution % stplh5i made ana she DC
discharged from her trust Il il ordered that said 4
INT be examined b5 tile ju &c OF dis curt on the
IN day OF November i>6y Office In the CT and
cIunty of henosh ut o'cloch 81 Of safe day. and
hat DISTRIBUTE n OF surplus be thereupon n,ade ana
aid exc utrx he discharged from trust ana IL Is
further de ed that notice thereof he given TO all per
sons neres 90 ~ publishing this der In te kcnosta
telegraph weekly newspap puhs ed IN Senosh
tv for three weeks cessive before said day OF ex
amining said account. j. Z. PETIT. County Ju g.,
Dated October 80, 1869. sw3S
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Cutters and Rohs.

Now that winter has begun to show itself,
many Of our friends viii want new cutter
or pair of ''bobs. - and by referring to our
advertising columns they will see that Head
& Sutherland are manufacturing such arti-
cles.-They, are making everything in the
line Of wagons, buggies, sleighs, etc. and by
the way they are selling. we should Judge
they gave g God satisfaction. Try them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

And he did many wonderful works. inso-
much that his name was proaunceod in many
tongues. And there came unto hin, judith.
rom the seaport of New Bedford. who mad
been sick tor many years and after sonlc
days her pain was gone. She slept souncis,
and did rejoice in eating her food And Asa,
from those which are called Quakers. In thr
great city of Philadelphia, wrote an epist',.
saying: o. Doctor !aeeept thou this money
which is called greenbacks, aud hath the
picture of Abraham. thy friend, on one cad
For verify I was weak, exhausted d 3
pondent; I ate but little, and suffered man,
pains, and thy Plantation Bitters gave me
health. likened only unto the yigor of youth
And upon such rs are afflicted with liver COM
platnt, with sour stouach. with debility ana
dyspeptic pains, in all parts OF the land did
these bit tiers produce astonishing cures.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18
Literary.
PHILIP LENTZ,
Clerk.

BALLoU's MoNTALT MAGAzINE.--We are
in receipt of this marveilously cheap hand
some Magazine for December. It's table OF
contents Is varied aud charming, embracing
the usual fine variety of serials. sketches,
stories. poems and attractive engra wings.
for the coming year. serial strry for adults
by the popular Magazine writer, JAMES
FRANKLIN Fits and IA iuvinile serial by The
young peoples iavorlte, HoRATIo ALGER. JR
The price of thls periodical is a marvc, To ev-
erybody hundred page first GLASS il'u>trat-
ed magazine for fifteen cents, or 81 80 pc,
year is indeed wonderfully cheap. Elliott
Thomes u Talbot. Publishers. Boston, Mass
a Subscrl5er''.t the Western Rurol
says: ~ rasAas - -
1.-The Western Re;rQ1 has the prett,est NAME
the preitlps! dress, TIE hest print, and gives
the best family reading of any weekly paper
| ever held before my eyes "
And a Postmaster writes:
The Western Rural Is the best PAPER that
ever canvassed for, and IS to"ked after Wit
more interest than any Other paper taken al
,his office.n
The success Of This great Western Agrcui-
turai and Family Weekly is remarkable.
Since Its enlargement last Water its circu-
| iatlOn has teeD greatly increased, and ITS
price Is reduced to 81 90 per year. uui-
| formally. siDgty or III clubs. New sutpscr n
ers Tor 1871 VIII receive The Remaining num-
hers of This year free amy one wishing
he WESTERN Rural for next year, should
send 81 w ut once, or wrlIe Tor specimen
Plumbers and Particulars about prrm.um,
About one Thousand ia HES in the " est a RI.
now using sewing machines secured hy form
ing club Tor the Western Ru1.a. Thousands
81 watches, bells, and musical Instruments,
also silver-platrd ware. book. choicr jpwelry
etc have been given tor clubs Address. Ii
N. LEWIS, Publisher, Chicago, H.
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A Ohan..s.

We learn that the firm o Lee Il Williams,
dealers in Tow and Pa per stock has been dis
soiYel. Mr.. Williams retiring. Mr.. Los has
associated with him his son, Frank I. Lee,
we'll known to our citizens 40 a prompt. rcii-
able and Trustworthy yeung man. We'wist
you success. Frank, in year new line vi hu>i-
ness, and hope you may find Ii profitable as
well to your health Is pecuniari'y.
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Postponed.

The aacttoA sale at the residence of John
Oliver, In Pleasant Prairie, on account of the
postponed untll Friday at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, after portion OF the property had
been SOLD. The Horses, sheep. hogs ard .
portion of the cattle remain TO ne sold on
Friday the 18th. and also The hay, oats, corn,
wheat wagons, cider mill. reaper. cutser &C..
on which day they will go to the highest bid
der
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Almost d Fire.

During the high wind of last Thnesday af-
ternoon chimney to house near No. 2 En-
CINE House caught fire, giving rise to the
alarm Of fire, which called out our firrmen in
n hurry. Fortunately the fire was confined ia
the chimney, or we might have had to chron-
lcle serious coDflagration.
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kgkosHA COUNTY ,
'IrY Up HENosHA,
& ln Juss.ce's Court.

hf 1sG ar xs 1"snn ~ J"'''ee's Court.
l.. sichard Linn
WYOU are hereby notified that Warrant OF at-
y tuchnent has been i.sEed agal!,st You ana
=. W properly attached sstisfy the demand n!
Daniel Head, amounting "a "a and lnt;rear ard
..osts: Now mi .ss Won appear before j g. Jilsun,
jus ice the Peace III and f'rsaid county. al his
,.ti. in said city Of Kenusha. On the 4th day De
cemher A ID. 1859 ar one O'Clock in the ait"'nooD,
Judgment will he rendered against you ard J ''ur
property sold 10 pay the debt
Dated tnir 18Th day of Nov. 1859
lw25 DANIEL tiEAD. PrM.
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Hurrah for Christmas (!

Bentley has just received, direct from New
York city: One set Irving's Works. Is, vols.
half calf, one hundred dollars I; one set IT.
wings in cloth, % vols, 1850; one +" Rural
Hours,n by Cooper ;"Wonders of the Deep
BY De We're one "Notes in England and
Italy" by Mrs. Hawthorne Shakespeare
Treasury-by 5tearnes. a4s1e
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Tho Phsaix A1hore.

The schooner rbenix, owned and sailed by
Capt. Geo. W Read of this city, was driven
On the shore "high and dry vt Little Trsv-
srse, Mich, Seek or ten days since during
heavy northwest blow. $Ths. vessel was
not damaged materially. and will probably
De Kos of nefove THE pap is issued. George
says he didn't ,aind the vessels going ashore
as much IS hc did the fsc; that he had 10
walk forty miles to reach Northport -
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No. l Photographs.

Cheap, chral er. eheap's'. A hit Dird fut-
ters,-fre away, you can't humbuy thu. PEG
PIE with your Insinuai ions about Josivn Ey-
erybody knows he makes The best picture OF
any kind, at half price, il be don't put on SO
much syle. The best pictures are what the
people are after, and they know Joslyn's
gallery is The place to gel them. Hurlah
Tor Joslyn's g llery.
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shes by Indians.

Il IL rnmored that WIN. Hill, who left this
city some three weeks sincr IN company with
his father-in.law and brother. with heir fami-
lies. for home in kansas, was shot by par.
~ OF Indians We give the item as rumor,
and hops by the time orr next issue makes
Its appearance, 10 be able TO contradict it.
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Quite . Tleet.

Last Friday morning our harbor had quite
a buGiness-like took about it. sixteen vessels
having run in during the rough weather the
day and night before. Among the lot was
Capt. Abe Norris splendid little sioop Maid
re have one Of the best harhors on be lake
for en- rance during storm.
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The tin.tyle man wants to know in last
week: rRLEGaAPH, what Caesar WAS ted up
on that he grew 50 great? Also. why rrucsd.-ll
san get better prices for his work than he can
Tor his! The first question We cannot answer
as We had nothing To do with he feeding OF
Cesar and as the matter does not bear on
the subject of Photography We cannot spare
the time to find ont even 10 accommodate
Ia enquirer. "a Bags ssssf sfs.ss&tz
The latter probably is ing to the fact oil
T desdrll using / he best quality Of chemicals,
his Superior Instruments with All the late
improvements and the fair understanding OF
"'ei"ess, all of which go To make .frsl
ctf>S 'ooff aTin-ty pes not made at Trues-
lis Cutlery, notwithst andiug he assertion
OF tue tui-type man TO the contrary.
WelrarR that John Butler, ESQ, formerly
8 residsnl IF this city. has been elected .
III .'narr of the Minnesota legislature f,om
Wiuona county. Mr. Buliyn is an ab,. ma,
and viii no d"ubt make q useful and ADJ,
member of The legislature He is what is
4erurd war democrat, ana ne had two son.
81 n" army. one in the lst Wisconsin Infant
ry, and the other an officer of Artillery.
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On our Arst page will ha seen the card OF
Wi'iiam Dickhout, informing she citizens of
Kennsh. and vicinity That BIZ has opened one
of the flu, az barber-shops ever opened IN this
city, where he Is ready 10 attend The wants
of ali IN the art tonsoriaI Give h,m call
t'0flcr" over James Mathew 8 new store.
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Death from Intoxication .

man named Patrick Herman of Racine
was found dead on the Milwaukee, road just
north OF Racine. last Thursday evening about
= O'clock. The body WAS found on some hay
in ditch. and a jug of whisky lying close by.
AT the inquest held in Racine on Friday
death was caused by the excessive use OF
whisky and exposure wlile in state of in
toyication.
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TIA Daaot.

This aepo. of the Chicago & Ner.hs Western
r. r. this city has been new.y painted aud
n+lat up. and looks one hundred ger cent.
better. 7. Gitbous Esq, thu gentle,aanly
agent OF The casnpauy, and Heary Summons,
the ohligiux baggage master. are stwayson
hand. and know how 10 make people CON-
fors.ble sho happcnto be compelied to walt
for trains.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

J. q Btrt.ii, Cashier of the Second Nh
tional Bank of Cleveland, shot himself
through the heart last Monday morning.
Cause supposed to be mental depression
caused by losses in the late gold panic.
We understand Mr.. Buell. has relatives in
his city. @ af -.e
A London telegram says that Queen
Victory had invited the late Geo. Pea
body to- visit her at Windsor just imme-
iiately prior to his fatal attack of illness,
and Her Majesty would have been pres
emf at his bed side had not his sudden
death prevented her.
A terrible railway accident whereby,
10 or l5spersois lost their lives anG fifty
mercer less seriously injured, occurred
near San L'andro, California, on the 14th
Ivy the collision VI a Western Pacific
Railway train with the Alameda Ferry
one. "'s -3f.i - s3 s-.ts.b .-i9ai
1t is thought the surplus wheat of Mir
nesnta this year, viii amount to $4,000,
900 bushels.
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STATEMENT OF N. II. ALLEN, LEATHER MAN
UFACTURRR. KENosHA

To the Public "A son Of min has beer NJ
fected with deafness and disehsrgeS from the
Ear for the past nine years. for which wy
could get no relief, in spite OF many effortt
on our part About three months aga,
placed him under tIe care Of DR. Smvth, wh;'
was highly recommended to mr. nv enm
of my friends and IL affords me the ntlnor.
pleasure to state that the Doctors efforts
hsye been completely sncces>fn TIL. d,
charges from the ear has stopped, and ihf
hearing is entirely restored
r..e 4.Eg..sj . n. r. ALLEN
Kenoshx, lime cath, 1859
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OFFICE OF THE gENosHA TEL rpRAPR ,
Nau

t thursday Nov IS, tsSa
Wheat sells at this port AZ range ~ 7sGaS;
and but few offerings. Barley Jo@40 vi /
sales ot No az $l.0a. Oats S!94o Cor;
IN the ear 37@40. Dressed hog s10@ii
Dressed Beef sGG7 Beef cattle. i've weigh
S4Ql5. Fat sheep *2@3 Potatoes IS BIZ;
Ter SO tor choice lots. Eggs 2s@30 Timoth,
hay $40 VIVA hay &7t0S Cos. mon lumet's
and IL foot fencing Sl2. and si3 for IL aud. II
tool fencing. a single. $a7h. Posis he
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

Aid. Glover stated that the old Hook e
Ladder Truck was sold 10 the City of Grand
Haven. Mich. for sevt nty- five dollars.
On molion OF Aid Sehend one days team
work was granted TO first ward.
On motion of Aid. McDcrmott two days
teamwork was granted TO Sd ward.
On motion Of Aid. Halliday So per day vas
allowed to :. Y. Brande, Christ Schend, and
Joseph Merrill tor the use Of their rooms on
Regi.t, at ion and iEiection. Il S8Es4
Council adjourned.
4s PHILIP LENTZ,
a. IL q z Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

orerEss. II. Reind@ g Co are the agents in
This city for the celebrated Mallory brand e oy"
ters These oysters the public knew. are tupe-
ror to all Others they will he so Id chaep a. the
cheapest Now. and at all times on,hand NJ whole
sale and retail. ..--t-... Il 800
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18
Miss Anna P. Miller and @. D. P.

We call Hi ention to the communication 0
C. d. P "Shonld Wife Publish her Hus.
bands Shame" We give it place In hopes il
may prove beneficial to certain class OF PEG.
Pile ,ra, her than to open the BY on discussion
After what has been said hy the press OF TINS
country and Europe Mrs. Stowe should have
hcaring in defence Of herself and Lady By.
will soon be ready for the press, and ill Nal
appears we think The public Judgment
shnu d rt. held i'm abeyance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD For .
better medicine than Or. S.aford's StoEsch
and Liver Invigorator, for The cure OF chronic
Liver complaint, Jauudice, Fiatulence, De
bility, Loss OF Appetite, Saliow Complexion,
Coated Tongue. Costiyencss, and genera
feeling of WEAKNESS and iasstudt. which
shows that the liver is in : &c rtjd or obstruct
ed condition. 1yS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18
school Report.

The following is report of the standing OF
pupils in school District No. IL, Pleasant
Prairie in Scholarship, Attendance, and De-
,,ortment. Tor the month ending Oct, Goth
1869.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

c.. n. Sage OF Chtesgo will accept our
thanks fer remembrance" received dur
Ing the past week
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DIR. SMY,TH.

of ths Lighthif Medical Institute, N. Y. City,
has oeen
Located Ia Evansville. Wis.
For The past three years, and whose singulafI5
Sscce9siut p5Acsce IN the trea,m nj Of ell CHauB
IC pisEAHAs as= sEtraosed the attention Of tha
wAsse csuasT. wfu. In oemplincs with msnyrW
grut -sQ iSssu AnasrR ID
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Los

BOUT the frst of October CD Sheep strayed from my
n premises, marked with the letter IL" in black
paint: n ar . e right onlder Any information AS
81. ned, and he will literally reward the person
sen Il w LANPHERE
4W;3 Paris. Wis