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dehors mais quand je me trouvas seus aure Julien
que yeux sen dounaent pleurs que veuxtu. Mais
oubous tout cea ssi oyeue present q j n Grains
plus ren puisque c'ess moi que tn aimes.
Le jeuue homne Sceutait parler rsvissement. u
Pois Il ID prt entire bras Ct ltsreguit oontre poi
tripe, q sonme ellie ls rspossnit
-Un baier IN ssu bassr inplora-til; 10 baiser des
lancsss ces premiere, cette unique hveur que je 70
demapde voudras u me u refaser
Pitt g4mitells Abatement.
Ellie lsit pale dun dSeisux smoi. st somme une bchs
sdarouchee ellie i rsgardat De gands yeux, ID fos
isritls st sspplaata
Ills rsjsais tee On arriare mails plus ellie seor.
sa Il Pewter pins b gs ssntait invncblement aitird
vsss ss p. sstts nyaSrsuss ct magu1tque attraction
qa'on appslls lSoour. ii, e
20 vain slle roidisat 80 bras rs bras Saisnt trop
fiblss q son sour ttait plus hibls encore.
Bisnt6t vaiseas, hsnts. aitirSs sle-m4ms vsrs lui
pr aanbcyant regard. els lssn u jous do Julien
sssrsr oss papitants st Ieurs svrss sunirsut dams
- loeg baissr. il
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Les MILE EFT UNE
C0NNAISSANCES TITLES.
CxxXIII

Dams les premiers sssais do drainage,
on q borua . placer. an fond des fosses
que ron await creuses. ,une suite de
pieux croises en- chevslet sur lesquels
on assujettissait des fsgots de menu
bois on d'epinss. Of on recouvrait le
tout dc terrc.
Bicnt6t on ex6cuta ces drains M
moyeu de pierres. Pour drainer ainsi
une terre, tantdt on place ~ fond des
trssch4es, sur ups hsutsur dun pied 4
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Gle avec les Burlington, les Ches'
terfeld ct les Walpole, ct anjour-
d'hui m Elgin on on Livingstone
aux foaiIles celebres on aux sour.
ces du Nil. ct il concluait par ce
renverscmentd de Ia prophetic qn'on
a appIiqnee a Ia Grande .Bretagne :
Seyranda Carthage. TocquevilIc lui'
meme. ebloui par les Processes de
10 race arglo-saxonne, s'y etait me-
pris ct await signale dams la pairie
anglsise les avantages dune aris.
tocratis ouverte, dune echelle de
Jacob don't le pied touchait lie sol ct
don't les plus humbles pouvaient
monter les degrees. Seul, un anteur
qu'on ne s'attendait pas 1 trouver
dams Ia compagnie de Tocqneville,
seul parmi les Francais peut etre,
Ledru. Rollin, sous le titre assez
pretentienx de Deeadencs de PAn.
gleterre, spres que ce titre etc H..
lustre ct monopolise par Montes-
quien, Ledru.Rollin await decouvert
les lezardes de l'edifice. Dams son
livre, il await tradnit Ia Complaints
de Ia CAensise, de Tn ,mas Hood, CO
sonpir amer. ce sanglot desespere
du travail, ct lie tribnn exile await
present le cri de gnerre que
pousse anjourd hui 'Internationale
1 Hyde Park tqui forme un concert
strident avec les vociferations
fcnienncs de Dublin ct de Limerick.
L'Angleterre meurt du principe
d'heredite qn'on crut 81 longtcmps
IL source do "a puissance. Ia, CO
principe aregne dams toute sa pure.
te. tandis one partout ai:leurs on
trouvait un alliage. lie herrenhans
prussien sc compose de princes du
sang royal. de seize chefs de mai.
sons princieres. de cinquantc re-
nfkeentants de IL noblcssc terrific.
rialc, de qnelqnes riches proprie-
taires, grands industriels. ct cele-
brites nationales, de Init mobiles
elns par les hait districts, des re-
presentants des universities, des
chefs des chapitres religienx. des
maires des cites comptant plus de
$4,000 habitants, ct dc qnelques
pairs nom,nes par 10 sonverain A
titre temporaire. La Chambre haute
d'Espagne Sc compose en- partie de
membres hertditaircs, en- partie de
membres I vie. L. pairie portu-
gaiss est ! vie. Psrtout en6n, c'est
nne mixture. Ea Angleterre, le
principe htr6ditaire domine sans
partage Lors, de Il Revelation de
1883. il y await l76 lords. ct il y en-
. maintenant pres de 500. lie pres.
tigc : diminue pendant sns 10
nombre augmentait. ct ri I'on sup-
posait que l'aptitude politiqne ct
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DELENDA CARTHAGE
~O0os

Iln'y q plus 4 s,y tromper, File
superbe qui se vansait d'echapper,
grace / Ia ceinture de- dots qui Zen.
serre, a Ia contagion de democratic
ct an ferment de rSvolte qni agi'
tent ct travaiIlent 10 continent eu.
ropeen, subit / son tour les attein.
tes du NAL que l'esprit nouvesu
apporte aux vieilles societies quand
elles ont fait lcur temps. De sourds
craqueme.ts s'y font entendre ct
annoncent une catastrophe pro-
chaine.
Que % passe.t.il done en- Angle.
terre, ct comment 10 joie impie
qu'elle epronvait au spectacle des
desastres de Ia France. son anciennc
rivale, a.t.elle fait place a une peni.
bio anxietel Hya nm demi-siecle.
an lendemain de Waterloo. PAngle.
terre tenait Ia tete de pEarope qai
s'epreeait de ses idees. de ses
menrs politiques, admirait ct co.
piait pipg9nieux mecanisme de 81
constitution savante. Et pengoue.
ment croisssit tonjours. On citait lie
merveilleux exemple de cette nation
solide ct compacte. realisant le mi
racle de l'alliance de l'autorite ct dc
10 liberte. inebranlahle quand tout
chancelait antour d'elle. avec sa
monarchic respectSe lors meme
qu'elle tombait en- queHouille, avec
So lords illostres,, ses marchands
inteIligents, ~ marine vfctorieux.
Tons les rousges Dc cette machine
Aociale fonctionnaient sans sc meier
nj se gener jamais ct quelle elasti.
cite dams ID hitrarchie de ce patri-
ciat de rEorope, du monde ! Alan.
gletsrre, stcriait On ecrivain fran.
Gals, sous IL charms De cette civil.
sation Al'9clst trompeur,-pAngle-
serre. c'est an physiqss CONNIE 4"
moral, ls conssrvatoirs dc ID digni.
u bumaine /; je no saursis dire quel
gSntreux plaisir on resent su
milieu de cette democratic qni
s'aristocratise sans Geese. Wis sans
I'm. don't psrsonne No saute les spi.
ralss soeiStI qui . tonjours lee
ysux 6xSs vsrs l'elevstion success
sivs et qui n'imposs ! personne des
,ettrss d rotsrs pays qoi est uoe
iamille 90 lien d1tro une m6nagc.
rie, st Oh 10 prolttaire degucnille
trsnve. On voyant lss csrrosses qui
- rssdsnt ! l. Cbambre Haute, IN
scesas sablime Dc rtsignation 6Iiale
snvsrs l. patrie pour dire avec der-
T.: VOLTA nos visux lords qui pas
aent r Et le m6me ecrivain mon
trait 80 lords continuant le role
qn'ils avAisnt jou1 ~ XvIIIe sic
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quill isa melant les couteaux melant les veres tant6s
davoraDt pain tan6t absorban lieu dc PAIN
tout moroccan de lard faman; bisn qne pere Gail.
aud, qui sapercut de- distractions. is demsnda
Qaa&tu done soir gars tu narchestont De ravers?
Ecs que par hasard 10 soe Do tant0t taurut tape sur
Il tktc gsss
--Noa st julien; mais jo rumins qaequs chose quejs
vous conterai plus tard
Bon bon rtpondit le fermier.
JeaSas trsnba ct devint pus blanche que coerette
nais comms il fasait smbre ss qasle = troutas dans
lobscuriA personns % remasqus son trouble.
Moi ss~i jai = parsr. rspris 10 frnisr Caillaud
avse ngasr soarirs es d ehosss qu = tou snt d
prea ss,ss : s.
La conversation On rests u.
Lon nentendh plus. dnrant qusquss minutes, qur 10
ticac dss mlchoirss qai haisat dparaitre svsc uns
rapdt6 syants. dtnormss plates do lard Of de- ohou1
gras ct Dc largss tranchss ds pain do ssigls s
Quand 10 aitrs charreiier ni Dc masssr II ferma
son couteau. nit dams pochs q lcva d table
Psrsous9 a4lns le fsrmisr Csillaad. ns rssss.
tabl0pap4 ~ character await ternin1 500 repas
T. sktairss = coutsutlrsns d'empoicncr Ala dS.
porssau DO pain ds sssIs pour 10 sr;sno,er De.
,Tcus sortireut lsxoep.on ia fsruer .. Dc Jai.u
FRANCIS TEssoN.
II saits az pro,tl.a gantfa)
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5ssillsiss ~ Aisstbaesbi et DC raran,- Gonrenr
JEANNE DE BEAUCE

Lsgnk ussnssstslh, iagst qsi y - - az )
raiue. sA@# F.s
Jsass snpiss lsss uaiss II bstssnssss d = poi.
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-Cs& doss ~ evrai. Jsasss: @ sp.y, -
-G s'sst mi fspritsais q osi. y, j tsimssss
dspsis los6senps pAD 1oais = b dire: jsgss pssr
d lsvssif Tis6s q pys; ) asigsais srtess . naE
tisssbe t6i - -: Jslies J. sar pesniss ssptrsr
h.inei 49, sssssssspis ~ ssIs ss-est.sss I
I6taie hss nalfoqeVA III IL IN
-ChAn peo 3oee ssse - sssaaH
81 = - sss Tttsb tias, ssas1 - 49,,
jsslssaas ~ - = 1ss6 esoes Isals6 - sisisS !:
.VG0nN4 y ~ O1llhsoE - y bin-. II psslt q11I -
t;sps ~ \ 1lle = u61ho Jouisr.r-AkE..-0d y
nasses 16ik posr ~ ssaiss pgoshaissa.." J6essr
iai = bsvaS ~ lasnss. = , ns6oseas 4 iiTs On
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s. Lstssss, Ahnuit tonbaats. Il 6s CaAad reprit, ID
~ q - seAsssoDs. b shsas 4 u isrms il msrshais
~ M l1rs assurance st iAlosait On air joyssx
J6snsS = tspait c6t4 Dc lui.
Isnt ellie h rsgardait tsndrssss tant6 ellie stsit
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double piston, peuvent fabriluer par
jour 10000 dc ces tuynux.
LOUIS FIGUIER.
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CARTE OPPICIELLE
De LETAT DE La LOUISIANA
HARDEE

HARDEE ..m...
Cote carte, don't 10 besoin 70 faisait vive.
,nent sentir, a tte preparee avec I'm soin
extreme ct une exactitude parfaite par N.
T..S. HARDEE, ringsnieur specislement
nomma par PEtat Get efiet Etant officielle.
ellie iait necessairemeHt AUToRITE.
Ellie embrasse une variets de rcnseianst
ments qui jaInais auparavant mont etc
compris dams aucune carte d'Etat on y
trouve les divers CANAUx, CHEMINs DE FIR,
achieves ct projetas; Ia designation de cha
que township sur lemplacement des
townships; les mons de tOus les PLANTEURs
ct de tOutes les PLANTATIONS 10 long du
heuvs Mississippi, 1t un resume cOmplet ct
idele de tous les documents NIsT0RIQuEs
ct sTATIsrioUEs, relatifs ! rEtat. a.a.
PINK: si3.oo L,ExEMpLA,RE.
Cette carte, d'environ six pieds cares
est elegsmment coloriee ct montee sur
rouleaux. ... ..a.....-m ..t.f
lie soussigus a 10 droit exclusif dc ,ente
de In CARTS HARDEE. ~"
EpeAaD STEEL, ...
Nile Orleans, P..O. Lock Box 4S9, ct
Establishment lithosraphique, % rue st.
Charles, Sc 9tage.
CERTIFICATS
Nous certifons avoir fait I'm exalncn criti
bue de Ia carte ofcielle do Ia Louisiana,
publiea par T..S. Hardee, ingsnieur special.
er nous la recOmmandOns, non. settlement
~ rt snu IN
un objet d'utilitS pour tout marchand et
resident ayant un iatSrst quelconqao dans
pEtat.
CT. BsAuRRoARD.
.a VIZ. J. McCuLLocu, ex.ar-
penteur general.
M.JEYp. THOMPSON. ingenieur
en- chef du board des travaux publics,
j. A. U'HEMEcouRT. d6pntL.
arpenteur Dc 10 vile de 10 Nouyelle.
Orleans.
b Henry VAN VLEcK. .ing6nieur
en- chef du chemin de fer de 10 Nouvol.
le.Orleans, Mobile ct Chattanooga.
w. II. Bell, arpenteur de IA
vile.
b. H. GREENE. ing6nieur 20
chef du chemin de fer de 10 Nouvclle-
Orleans, Baton Rouga ct vicksburg.
JoHs LYNCH, srpenteur gen6.
raj de pEtat de IL Louisiana.
n CHARLEs WulrSEY ! Clio
agents. : s
JAxn TucKsa, agent general
= du chemin de Ter central du Mississippi,
Y PIKR BROTHER 4 Gle.
15av7l6m.
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Kenoshs County Circuit Court.
she lifts Sale on Foreclosure.

Ftdelia B: nchard. Pllintif against Dennis
shine. Philan Devne. James Lie0er, oapph A.
Slosson. Deming q Andrews. Ahram Grick j I'M
Oraney Patrick Kelley. Matthias Huck James
Matthew's Patrick sng ism, Fhoma- Englsh v ~
ney French, Otson :. Head Gideon Trnes 9 ii
John Meivlle Edwin A. Carpenter and Ambrose
:. CarJeLter. Defendants
Iu pursuance ola Judgment OF Foreclosure. an d
sale rendered at the regular term OF said Gonrl
on the30h day Of January. a. ID. 1871. T. John LII
cas. sheriff OF he county or Kehnsha Stale Of
Wisconsin, shall offer FOR sale and sell AT pdblc
auc ion 70 the hi ghst bidder therefor at the iron,
door of the Court House Inthe city oi KenoAha ~
SAID )unty atone O'Clock Ia the afternoon OF Fr-
day March 24th, ID 1874. the iol lowing de crib
ed real estate orsO m tch thereof A. shiii ne saf-
Gil mt IN satisfy said JUDI ment and costs togrihei
with the costs and expenses of such ate. to wit ::
he east ha sonth Nest qnIrier OF Sec,On unmbtr
twenty nine t29). In 'wn-hip % e II. mott ~
range enty-two t22) also Soufh hall Of north
veSi quarter oi said section number twenty u'ns
(29) in tn~nship and range afor said: also tht
nlrth- west quarter OF the -puth-we~t
quarter Of -ad section twenty NINE
t'9) in 'own hip ana range Il orrsaid COZ tainiug
hundred acres of land he the stm. more az
less. in th town ~ PIpaSant Prairie comfy of
Kenosha and state of Wisconsin
tied al he sheriff. 1ffce. Keuosha Wisconsin,
Feb 7th 1871 a
JOHN LUCAS, Sheriff Of Kenosha
County Wisconsin
E 8 Y BRANDE Plt'ff's Attorney 6w37
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NYEMINMNT MEN

Have candidly asserted their opinion that
there IS no r.medy equal TO MISHLER'S
HERB BITTERS, tor hat class OF disrases
peculiar 20 people OF sedentary habits II H.
~ preparation of wonderful virl Ut. in all cases
of this kind never having failed i'm eifrtiing
4 cure, and still continues on IRIS triumph
AM carer For all forms of Diseases arising
from impurty OF the blood. or Arrangement
OF the digestive organs, including Gepernl
Debility Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Sick
Headache, Consiipaiion,an sin ilarailments.
it is a certain remedy. Leading physicians
every where prescribe it for heir patients. and
have given the prOprictors Of thu Buffers
many testimonials of their confidence in tn.
efficacy of the preparation as remedy. Sold
in square glass bottles only, 10y all respect.
able druggists and storekeepers. Price one
dollar per bottle.
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REUNION OF THE.FiRST WIS,
~8 ECONSTN.
Tie First Wisconsin held Reunion Mt
Milwaukee, on the 22i ult association

TIE First Wisconsin held Reunion Mt
Milwaukee, on the22i ult Anassociation
was formed with the following off RS:
PresIdent-Gen John G. Stark weather..
Vice Pre>ident-C"lpnI Ge). b. Biaa-
ham. ~
Secretary-Lient Charles II Benton,
Fond du Lac. fit t@
Treasnrer-Capt. Edward Ferguson.
The SsntiaaLs account says:
Gen Starkweather read letters from
General Grant, Genera Sherman, Adm.
tant General fowGrend, ( Geu Garfield,
Rev. Mr. Mcnamara, Chaplain Of the oil
FIRST, nov President Of the Ntbrask
College at Kansas CITY, Senator Carmen
ter, Hon. David Atwood, Capt. Henry
Stone, Cap. McVean aud o hers At tile
close Gen. Stark weather very fully
introduced Hrn Luciut Ferchild, whh
WAS once q ca pta II under aim. but known
well Throughout the land rs the worthy
Governor Of the State.
CIV. Fairchjd responded ~ the ca Il
AMI proceeded To read from 4 cnnnihfion
IF newspaper letter by the late Il. Is
S"A"Ni' "Nifl Ut ~ iSt' 'bslii III tilE IA
be lion, and with such ing nui'v did h..
weave the most pithy and salient p4ra
graphs from them, rh,lJ they f,rmed an
lnt' resting whole, recaltng many rdmin
Les nccs. and eticIting many arnt RI.
sponses
AS the Governor had q yen hut An our.
llne ot tue exp Fences and services 81
the mr. { months mtfn, Gen. S ark wealth
e: was called upon to give Il sketch of the
SERVERS of The three wears N n He com
y led, and in racy AMI interesting man
ner detailed the leading events in The
campaigns Of that body.
The assenhage was also treated Ia
SPEECHES by General Wlnkler, Capt. .Brv-
ant, Capt Hills aud HIM w. IKE shaw.
Mr. Alpha Child, OF the Wisconsin, sang
" The Baltlt Hvmn Of che ReDohic3 to
the tune Of " Old John Brown" very ac-
crpta'ly, the reginrntal band and the
c"'hpan joining IN th- chorus The ex
ercIses were en- iven, d by patriotic airs
ny tue Did bant, which ilad so, b ten .i,.
tcrtained the veterans during he service.
81 The proceedings were prolonged until
q late hour. when the camptny formed q
clrclt around the Presidents table, anl
joining hands, sang Amid Lang SYM"
after which the re- union adjourned to
meet at Madison on he next anniversary
OF Washlngton's birthday. s.a 8aa4
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kenosha County Circuit Court.
SheIiff's Sale ON Foreclosnle-

John Waite, against John II. Brewer, 81 sab
Brewer, his wife, dplpIuS w. Brewer Byron
sykes, Jeffries sullivan. Heuben L.. B4~sett and
Oliver Reynolds, defendants.
In DursHance of . judgment Of foreclosure and
sale at the regular term of said court, on the 9fn
day of November. \. D 1870. 1, John Lucas. sher-
if Vt Ken1sna County Stare of Wisconsin, sha1
offr for sale aud sll public auction 10 the high
est bidder therefor At the trout do OF the Court
House in the city oil keuCsha, in said county, al
one o'clock in he afternoon ut iday April 7th
4 ID. 1871 the fnllnwI.y described real estate or
much thereof shall be sufficient tn satisfy
said Judgment aud cnsta. together with COSTS and
expenses OF such sale 10 wit: Commencing in
the center of highway two rods south and Is
w.st of the sntn easr corner of lot >iCg in said
nj ice at Bas~ete Station. and heretofore decided
To Ellen Nolan ny Jane \. Raib e. september t4ih
1863. and from thence north l59 ten (lO) rods
thence south .0S. edat twelve and half rods
thence south 26 = wet ten 10l rods. hence nurih
IS 10 west, along the center of The highway elev-
en- rods 10 place Of beginning making a total af er
fedncling two rods OF the highwa of forty seven
eightieths of an acre. he the same more or less
sitnated in thr town Of Randall, Kenosha county
and State Of Wise nsin.
Dated at the Sherif's office. Kenosha. Wisconsin,
Feb. 18th. 1871 JOHN LUCAS sheriff
of Kenosha County. Wis. 6w39
8. Y. BRANDE, PlTs Atty
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In 1S4S. Mr.. R.. E Mix, of Clevelana
while travelling through North Carolina,
came across an old, musty document, de-
failing the particulars of an engagement
between q British force, under Cow
"rnor Tryon, and party of Regulators,
who had set themselves up in opposition
to the officers OF the Crown The fight
took place near Alamance creek, on the
18th of May, 1771 Nine of the Reg,Ila-
tors, and twenty seven of the Crown
forces were killed, and many were wound
ed on both sides 1t has passed into his
tory that the skirmish at Lexington.
April 10 1875, was the first blood she'd
in orr early wrangies with England, bit
the affair at Alamsnce Creek ante dated
it almost four years.
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ROLL OF HONOR"

Continued list of scholars perfect in
department. and neither absent nor tardy
during the third month of tie winter
term
$ Dist No. 1, Wheatland; G Wcinmann,
teacher: Willie Bartling, Rud. Beumer,
Mary Oskamp. Attendance 81 per ct.
No 3. Brighton; Martin Smith, teach.
err: Annie Dixon, Mary ] McMaster,
Barbara McMaster, Martha Leach, Mary
Leach, Alice Leach. Caroline Burton, Isa
bell Burton, Charlie Burton, R Emmett,
A Emmett, j Emmett, Willie Rhodes,
Edward Rhodes, Frank Rhodes, Willie
Leach. Attendance 95 per ct.
No. 2, Salem; Ansel Woodwork,
teacher: Clara Paddock, Dora Paddock,
III Paddock, A Paddock, Zettie Bassett,
Foster Bassett, Jessie Van Vie, Lille
Van VIE, Sarah McGonigal, Grace Nc
Gonigal Attendance IS per ct.
No. Z, Salem: frankie Gle, teacher:
Sarah Patrick, Mary O'Neil, Caroline
ONeil. Attendance so per ct.
No. 4, Salem; Rhoda P Wagner, teach.
or: George Smith, Frank Smith, Fred
Scheming, Willie Schemlng, Lizzie
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BENEFITS OF LAUgHTER.--PrObab
there is not the rsmotest corner or little
inlet of the minute blood vessels of the
body that does not feel some wavelet
from the great convusion produced b..
hearty laughter shaking the central man.
The blood moves m ire live lv-p robably
its chemical, electric or vital condition IS
distinctly modifed-it conveys diff
cns impression to AL organs of the body,
as it visits them on that particular my,
tic journey when the man is laughing.
from what it does at other times Aud
thus it is that good laugh lengthens u
mans life by conveying distinct ana ad.
ditional stimulus to- the vital forces. The
time may come when physicians, attend
inc more closely than they do now to The.
innumerable subtle influences whiet.
the soul exerts upon its tenement of clay,
shall prescribe to q torpid patient -
many peals of laughter, to be underg, n
at such and such time," just as he
now far more objectionable presc iption
Ia pull, or an electric or galvanic shrek /;
aud shall study the best and most effec-
tive method of producing the required
effect in eacn patient.
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Now is the time to subscribe for IN
TELEGRAPH.


- OH j. hereby given that the undersigned
y rhetlIInf henosba county. by ~, cral AcJ of
he Legislature of The Safe of Wisconsin. emit
: I'd A AeI pro iding for the collection of Ger
fain IaxeS IL he ity of Kennsba and exieunirg
the time for cpI cling he sane" approved Js,,e
, -, 1871 i au'horized AID empowered 10 collect
tue 1tate County and school Taxes in the G I
OF Kenosha
Tax Payers are requested tomake paymen, IL
the ahove nan"d Faxes M The Council Room in
ihi- CITY. on ana after Thursday. Feb Ctr l87i
nnril Tuesday he l8fh INST inclusive: w IN one
nor cent c0llertOu fees. 4 fter the latter date
per cent COLLECTION fees will be added
K"no.ba Feb. 9Th, 1871. JOHN Lucas.
81 ~ 20 Sheriff
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02
Kenosha County Circuit Court.
She,iff's sale on Foreclosure


John Sutcllffe against Eli e. RunaIs, seth Doan.
seth E. Hurlout, j. b. urlbut, and Peter Bach,
deieu ants
Ii pursuance Of a ,dgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered at the reg ar tea IN of sa0 court an
the 30fh day OF January. A. '.lS11, | Johl Lucas
Sheriffnf The County fKeno~ ha state of W.scnn.
sin, hall offer for sale aud sell at public act ~
To the highest bidder therefor a. the front door OF
theCourt house in the city of Kenosha, in said
lunty, at o O'Clock in the aflern 'on of friday.
March 31st A 1871, tue following described
real estate or much thereof shat Oe suttic nj
to satisfy said jidgmei and costs, together with
the costs and expenses of such sale, to wit Part
OF the sOuth east quarter OF secti II number wen-
ty-iour (24) in township nun Ier two (2) nor h OF
range number twenty two ~ east commencing
ar the south west Corner OF SAID quarter secliou
thence norIh on the west line of SAID quarter sec
ton one hundri and rem (l0) rods thence
to the east line of said quarter section thence
south one hundred and ten (llO) rods thence west
to the place OF beginning; excepting and reserviug
strip two rods off the entI east side If said
parcel conveyed TO r. Huguinin by Edward
Hagunin aud wife. by deed Also astrip OF land
being part OF the northeast quarter aud
the south eat quarter of section
twenty-five q , townshIo two. ~ rort OF RAJ re
twenty tw o (z2D east, com neneing stt the north
east Corner nl said section Twenty-Five (25) thence
south TO the Burlington Road thence notth-wert-
erlv 10 a point iOur q rods due west of The east
line of section, thence north To point SINH lar gu
the north line of section thence eat four "a, rods
To the place OF beginning. subject however TO an
easement n rgit OF way nver and across said
strip, in its full decree, to r Hugunin, as re-
served in deed from Perer D.. Huguhin to edward
Hugunln and Hugunin. recorded IN KenOsha
County in volume II page l26 anu as reserved IN
deed To Edward Hngunm of da e January At. 1885 );
aiso limited easement 10 one Theodore SMITH, "a
defined in deeds recorded as aforesaid, in volume
NJ page I2S and subject To alllegal highways, SIT
mated in the town Oi Spmers, county of Kenosha.
ami state of Wisconsin,. aam
Dated at tn" Sheriffa office, KenOeha County
Wlsc0nsin, Feb. 22d 1871.
ToHN LUCAS, Sheriff of Kenosha
County, wisconsin, snt tsat e
Head 4, 0u irlnS PIfi's Attfvs eff. .,aE- 6r2a