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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
LARGE TUM0R.

WASHINGTON, Iowa, June 184o
DR.. W Il. SLoAs-Dear Sir II had nor, e
Which was unable 10 use for about two wears on
recount OF very large tumor produced by the col
lar. 1t was so sore and painful that he would
not allow a common martinga around his neck
tried all the liniments in the country which |
thought might be Of any service, but they all APP
peareI 10 aggravate the disorder had lost all hone
of his recovering and turned him out 10 die SIEVE
raj OF my neighbors advised me to try your Oint~
meut and Condition Powders. but | told them I
thought II OF no use, | had tired various ONT
mcGts and Lin ments without benefit moreover the
horse Appeared 10 be otherwise declining 10 health.
Howe'er, upon their recommendation applied the
Ointment and gave the Powders as directed He
began 10 improve very soon, and in the course Of
four weeks wes as vel as any horse in The neigh.
horhood, haze worked lin since and there y
up to this time no appearance Of return OF the tu
NOR. can therefore confidently recommend your
Eedicine in PREFERENCE 10 any others in existence
end on plenty Of it here-l am sure you can find
sale for large quantity.
Yours sincerely,
w. w. MOFFAT
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WORKING MANS HALL IN LONDON. beney-
olent teStator named Jenkins has left the munif-
icent sum of $50 900 for the erection of Work
ing Mans Hail, to be built in some convenient
partot the metropolis. The building is to be for
the Tree use of working men of all denominations,
under the control cf twelve directors. Mr.. Saul.
the geologist, has expressed his intention, on the
completion OF the building, to present to it his
magnificent museum; and a gentleman, whose
name IS not announced, has given library CT
1000 volumes.
lndia-rubber pies are said to 90 farther than
any other kind in use.
A bill has been presented in the Mississippi
Legislature, requiring physicians to write their
prescriptions in English instead of Latin
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IMMENSE SALE.

It has long ceased 10 be fashionable to puff pat
entmcdIeines, oTdo anything that will enhance their
sale; not from any particular prejudice that has a.
risen III the pubic mind against them, bat simply
from the worthlessness OF nearly all of the grea,
remedies crowded into the market. But, occasion
ally medicine that possesses real merit is brought
10 IIghi-oue that is really what it purrorts to be
OF this class, Sloans preparations can be ranked
with safety Tor we have heard OF no instance where
his medicines have been tried. but that the fullest
satisfaction has been given, and their immense sale
Will fully attest their popularity. Read his adver.
tisement in another column FIeeport Journal,
Ill, Dec. 5. 1850
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f | + t 7 + | NJ Z S .
\ ours sincerely,
w. w MOFFAT.
Gap Grove. Ill.,. Mar

Gap Grove Ill.,. March IS, 1910.
Mr.. sLoAS-Dear Sir | take this opportunity 10
send you statement, concerning the use OF your
Ointment, which have tried in several cases. sud
always with the desired effect. had horse that
was almost dead with Poll Evil, and hearing Of
your Ointment al Dixon went and got box, and
applied 1t according 10 directions put il on only
four tlmes--he IS now sound and well have also
used i on COW that had the Hollow Horn so bad
that she could not get around without help. melt.
ed the Ointment and applied it TO the horns as hot
as would bear. Five applications restored her 10
perfect health. would not be without your Oint-
nent one year, for fifty times the amount that box
costs. Your obi servant
y MnpCtN
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sale Of school and gn:veraisy LandS,

TIVE Canin toners he school and University Lands
viii meet The ID RREE ou~E. in The CRY and Cor "
kE>osII> THTR>rsY. the I'd day u MAY HrNJ at
H>E q Go for e purpose Of hearing and de err
mining appicsierS he HIgt Ca P.eemF t. auy oi
said Land, in said nr, and FRDsy following. being
the "A day of May viii cJHacnc' otsrilE sch %! eaid
Lands ihcas beet 80 safe. at Pablo AugtI unu VIII
Continue ~uchea fem lay day sundays excepted, be-
tween Mite o Clock IA hr forenoon and Tie setting tEg ln
all said Lands -. t5ly been offered Tor
sala reJulred dy law.
The order ui sale VIII be follows re-: commencing
the lowest number Of townships and ranges. Gud prvcet d
regularly % the highest. No bid Will be received sfsm
more than bundled und -gNty acres u >Il
Lands HHr uT les d ,!D.a he ID ell F-1e there
llr tie ca-e ~ tRe sale Aforesaid. the moneys a-I'u
he rum viii b. J'ASEB. according - IN" provisions 81
Gh8Per q ut the Revised Statutes. mould app icltun be
made therefor. - led March III. loJJ.
WA. 4. y tH~1bW. Comm'rs of the
JAlRIS cFhIRcHILD, seh.-,I and M
:. PAItA COON, yoTsily Lands.
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SLOANsS THEIDTCTNES,
SL0AN'S 0INTNENp

And Horse Powders, IhteIy introduced into this
neighborhood are already becoming decidedly pop
ulor as SPEEDY and effective curatiyes,
The Ointment has been applied in several cas-
ses Of cu;aneous erupt ons liberated sores sprans,
bruises, &c, with the most satisfactory results.
From the high terms IN which We have heard
them spoken of BY those of our friends who have
used both the Powders and the Ointment, we are
satisfied they deserve the high reputation they have
acquired in different parts OF the country, where
they have been extensively used See advertisement
in another column Prairie Pioneer, Mt, sterling
Ill. Oct e, lQIQ
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FAn1 hHD sFEA7E-mELA FOR SALE.

ENoR SALE a Farm consisting Of about BOG
& acres OF land, lying FIVE miles from South.
port a.I ...c miles from Racine. 50.acres If SAID
Farm are improved and the balance is tilnber-
There are on the premises, two saw mills-one
propelled by water aud the other BY steam, capable
OF cutting 5000 feet day-a NEW two-story brc,
house, barn, large orchard &c &c
To nactiye man it offers one OF the best induce
nent> III the western country, as the Lumber com
matds a ready sale at The mill for cash : and the
farm, " hen cleared, will be of the first Quality
vel Wateiej, &c. \ liberal credit will be gi, er
Tor portion OF the purchase money. Apply tc
WM FOSTER on the premises, or to J. BOND, in
Southport. "a
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,$s's'gs3 or WISCONSIN. -:

II AVID l.. MCKINNEY, Of Southport. i'm the County Of
- Racine, and state of Wisconsin, petitioner 90 be iii
charged from his debts nsol,en debtor, prias
he ProNi Of chapter hundred Iwentyi ht of
he hH'l~'d statutes ui III having presented the
undersigned. Circuit Judge Of said state, the pe ION
schedule and affidavit required by law. II is ordered lha
hearing be- Lad upon said petition the Court house in
Eshurn. in j." County OF WaIworth in said State Of " j.
csn. he = h day of May AZ ten o'clock ia the
forenoon, AT which time and pi the creditor the said
David L. Nch iuUoy fGired appear and -lN c-
'hry have, Why ASSIGNMENT o his sd, uI mot
be made, ard b. b. DISCHARGED from III. d,5s d. ed Tins
.aeu day OF February, 4. u. eighteen handled ana INV
EDWARD =. WliII \.
F. :. LOWELL, Circui. Judge.
Aa'v po3;-lgy
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lslI!E!El!l|!!a!'s ll.llI. .ElI.Ii!I!!l

No medicine in use has accomplished so MANY
EXTRAORDINARY CURES, and given so UNI
NERSAL SATISFACTION in every variety and
stage al dlsease. that has had so KxTENsIyE and
RAPID sale as SLOANS OINTMENT & co |.
DlTION POWDER
THE OINTMENT is rapidly superseding all
other Ointments and Liniments for the cure offresh
Wounds, Calls OF all kinds, Spraias, Bruises crack
ed Heels, Ringbone, WIndgals, Poll Evil. Callus.
Spayins Sweeney, FIstula, Sitfast, Strains, Lame
ness, Sand Cracks. Foandered Feet, Scratches OF
Grease Mango, aud Horn Dstemper
THE CONDITION POWDER will remove all
inflammation and lever purify the blood loosen the
skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every part
of the body and has proved a sovereign remedy Tor
the following diseases:
DIstemTer Hide bound Loss Of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation OF the
Eyes Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheuma-
tsm, commonly called stiff complaint which
proves so fatal 10 many valuable horses in this
country. 1t is also a safe and certain remedy for
coughs and colds which generate SO many fatal Dis
eases
These remedies NEVER ISJUnE, and ALWAYS
CURE, ii the directions are followed
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v iScOnSin Garden and Nursery.
Ct 8
&hs-{A
4Szs
ON GARDINER'S PRAIRIE. WALWORTU
COUNTY

TITS now ten years Hcc this establishment was commenced
by lis pr s-it pr pirturS. contains over Twu Hundred
Thousand In - and Plants, incl Ilng Apples, Pears Pums.
Peaches Cherries Grapes, berries, Curr:s straw
ric-. &c.
sc have on hand. and ulfr FIR sale. about 10000 appr
tees. Of large izc wears grow h. which were GRATED nj
-eou~ from be ring From being rastd in this cJli-
Try They are Injured 10 the climate. P:icc Is hh-
r. Draam nal Frees ard House Pan II rcas. nab 4.
rates. While We grateful for past favor-. would in
VIE our old customers, and all others IN Sch Jnl-
mOdl les toe Ii and examine cur stock.
Catalogues furnished gratis il applied for by mail. post
paid All letters ofinliFy promptly answered Huntington
+. o. John BEL i, 4 90
Wisconsin Nursery, March -, 1850. No. 10 2n
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S T. I. /. S w r T..

Mr. ". B. SLoAS-Dear Sir A few weeks ago
we bought few dozen Of your Ointment of trav-
cling agent Of yours, and find it sells well. 1t is all
gone you will send US dozen we viii remit you
the money in whatever form you may direct
lourstrUly, II, l. LAWRENCE & SON
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Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST, Chicago, Ill.
ENCE1NENT HEGaED9e

We have used for several months past, SLOAN'S
FAMILY OINTMENT, for the various cuts
burns and bruises to which family, especially OF
young children, is constantly liable aud have in
varlabIy found it OF be an excellent remedy
LRocklord Free Press, Feb 81, 1912
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a GREAT Chance Ter a Fsargain.

DH sale cheap. valuable Farm situate in a good neigh
bnrhuod Tor schools etc, in The town of Paris on he
thc SD and Milwaukee road, consisting of hundred and
si! acres n Land, well Warrrd ana limbcred. and about
- acre, under Tie p3W. Il l. the Plank Road m 4
viii BE- sold great bIrgin For further particulars en-
qui:e o The uid1 signed the premises, or v French.
Es,l., Nennshd. JAMES Y,TFs
T. Sro suit customers, it uIay be sold in two parcels
Paris April. l. 1850. nn4l-!m
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Boston, April s.

via Rio JauCIrO
D., ,.uo
D'''''' np.'' o.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE WEBSTER FAMILY
an,Ltars Ii,i,ed C;oy Rrags v.taray ,bf
Adams House. Theinterview lasted for an t.ogr
and il i, spuoscd was for the nnrrose Of plcaIino
marr, far the condrpnod
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT FOR GREEN BAY
/ lha Advocate learns from good authority, that
o S'o''l' "0, = W.; u "u'Mtv Ina,
ih I,;.i;.-I,, ,i,', ,I'a s,nr Sbo yiIi loa,
E.,i.'i., = ,r ,T,,a'-s,,.
NfA BaHf az Ann Arbor, HIchi9an.-Ihe
~ "C Ana hrbo- " Tbo io., Ioci.I.,nro
ISL iar,.oc, tho na,aa - ..17h, Ga,.
f"1 ..a - IS 90. 5i ,, S,.l ~ ,
=. ,,.I! n i.'.>,,.,,1, tal.. =.
.,,l 49,, pa,I, 49,, 5,,,, ,,a,a,i,,,
>"i '''''''7' GNU wv jam =
Form.rs' and Mechanics Bank Al De'roH.-
~ 40, INV W >
',.''. ,'' 80 ,;,, -
w.. ~ W. .t.,. T
C"''"-o lI''"'.I '"''N9 ~ a. 0'' y -
away oS9' Io' = 'c0>''' "0''0''''' '"''1". y
XvHeat looks hatter tian was aniicinatcd ,o,,.
folds l;vi9,r b,gulnat ria'l, injured. The inli-
.,,icr. ro,, are tlat lial nricos f,r al li,ds of
,~oInre viii b. ,b.ajnfd This :. uson. and This
,9.. t~o,tacr with increased cacjlj,i ; for mar
I,o,inr .l,nld jn,h,rn farmer, 70 SOW, snrir1,
grain in larger quantities tLan heretofore; bar
icy csy"cla " las been m demand, and high
prize has ben pail lis cheap production, and
gene raj Y large yIuid, Is an Indurcm"nt for is
culture. Fond do Lac Jour.
c.,,,.,... = ,.,...,, C,,.,.,,.,.7 W. e,..:,.-
'1i" y ,.',. ,,,i,
nor a14 C9nrl ba,n com,,rt.5 III, do,I san-
,,,cmr DJ II p,arn,, r,c.nil,, cctJ
of tn m tr e. o. his vile an TWO Children, at
Wilmington, Mass, to impri>noam ut for life.
This looks Ike proceed nj lor DR.. Webster.
~. r-....., o.
to mitigate criminal punishment has passed tie
senate OF New l'rN. Il pro poses 10 reauce me
minimum ei STATE P"aon I,'fFisohA. M - one.
instead OF TWO years, al '2s oi'cr,''3A oil me
oI'' 't',' I,., iI- i''''
=,
bNs''> OF " ASIi'>"IoN COUNTY mere IS
al. "lvI"' i'.'t ','a''. "'',l9' '.l' ''57'!,' =,
@ [''',s ',''i % an .I ,s' '.,I',', ''''
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1t has b. ZEN known bvaf.w per,ors in this
vicinity Iur several man.., ra,f. that Mr.. Jo-
,.rl n Carorul.r u ,iacti,al n,i.i,r i'm Ic ,rr-
rIov OF II .~s~- NIa.fe,.,G B4a,h rf t3i. u
,.'.. .,~ u,,.j.. y.l, j.,uorfaot discovery con-
u..t.a ,y,tl. tt.i, b1..ra.,-a discovery ;1at de-
,sr,.. nII NH t.lan ,i..h ranl, au,nng the
,nluy useful Improvements OF the present day.
1lf. Carpenters discovery Is OF chemical ma
tur', and consists O, process IN preparing wheat
for Touring, that is slmf.t and cheap, and easy
OF application, tA@ operation OF winch Is to cause
tn ga" I'D IuFtiIA' 0o A0rj more itdl'y, THAT
IN grinding, considerable less low.r or pressure
oi t"t m...-,un. Is necessary "t t"t.o required
tn.nr>>. ltd5ye away VIVA what D. commonly
termed "e.o>e grinding, and at lHe SAM umc
the bran Is made to- separate from the flour more
perfectly, and greater ''yI-Id OF flour Is OBJ
seven per cent. morr and that oil a better quality,
a. proved both By actual Use and chemical anal
ysls DR.. ID 'suuy. r. I'll ID . trut, ccomiauyiHo
his report ol some -four made from wheat sub
Iyc,cd To this process. says the gluten was
very fine. b my exceedingly tough and elastic
qualities essential to successful pauiGyat,on.'
The gluten OF wheat Is Its most uurI-Ious part,
aud ln lis natural state Is Tough substance re-
qnirng great pressure 10 reduce ITO flour; and
1t Is the t'rt8eH1I quality IN this substance that
/, injured by endcuyoriug 20 OBTAIN great yield
By grinding ''c.ose.' The process To which Mir.
c. subjects the wheat, dries this substance and
renders il bride. and causes ID TO grind with
It's affinity for moi-tur, i. diminished, and from
this cause the Hour will keep longer, as it is Che
gluten that is first affected in all flour that be-
comes sourrd,
This discovery is Of great importance in other
respects, as by 1t damp wheat may ba dried and
saved from growing, misty wheat reclaimed.
and grain OF all NInsH preserved IA STORE aad C."
board OF ''sae'I. by H. *.,'' ana o'h.r H'T"ia
III "'e", ma! o. ol'.' y a' ana 'l ".+a, o'
|'..', ~ l''.'''.'', '' o. '' =. ''.'' ",'
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5lO0u $ NUlulllll.

70 All the medicines and books adyer-
fused by w. B. Sloan. for sale in Southport, by
P. T. GREENE. SAWYER g. co.
r ROBINSON, Wholesale Agent for South.
nnrf.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
DO YOU WANT TO CURE YOUR
HORSES!

IF SPAWNED, or afflicted with Poll Evil,
Grease, Quitterbone, Humors, Chilled neck, Sores
or Bruises--procure bcX of DALLEY'S AM
NAL GALVANiC CURE-ALL--it never ta,l,
10 effect cure
SPAWN LUMPS, &c.
The following from toe Overseer of the hays
lem Rail Road ebl~s:
Nrw YoYg, JUL u 1913.
TINS will certify that have had charge oF
getting up Horses Tor Market IN Ne Al 81 Moore
stables, Columbus, O., for many years-also in
Massachusetts and o, her stars; and that have
tried oh re hiediesi in Veterinary use, Dalt~ys An
imal GaIyanlc Cure-aiis recommended tor AZ
first was much opposed TO IFS Application, bn,
al last consented TO try il. Add / nov certify
that, or trial, have found il the most extraordi-
nary aad valuable remedy ever pnt upon Horse,
and woeld not be withou; il for ing money. II
cures hard and spawn Jumps. and Jumps arising
from the collar, saidle. s. c as by ma gic Rub
on ilitle OF the saIve and the collar CAN'T make
sore. Il never can do no harm.
JOHN VAN yORHIS,
Overscer Harlem Rail Road Stables.
Ii. DALEY,
Inventor and Proprietor, 4l5, Brea 4 WY
New York.
II. ROBINSON, .fGENT,
Southport Wis.
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10 CALIFORNIA EuEGRay,Ts

oTCE il hereby given 20 al persons Interested thar fl
~ subscriber administrators OF the Henry III
late of the OF Southport, county of Racine
deceased, viii present their n for examination
and allowance, the county Of SAID county al tenn
thereof 10 be held II the courthouse in civ OF Racine on
The first Monday of May 10 O'Clock in The frton
Dated April 4th, loJ0. THOMAS MILLER
REUBEN MILLER
No4C-it Administrators
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Indian Starvation aHI C1up11lis3n..-The
Minnesota Pioneer of the 18Th savs;
We have heard from the Bots Forts" Chip
powa or Muskcgoes who l&e on TIE northeast
boundary Of this Territory. They are in a starry
ing condition; 50 much SO that many Will be
obliged a, they have sometimes been, TO eat
their fellows. Their rice crop failed last raIi,
and the rao5its have almost entirely, through
some malay disappeared from all the upper
county.
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LhE GREAT ARABIAN REMEDY!
a G3BTAll1 CUBE FOB
II a II a n D 3 "a S n
IL &. GorrcIl's
A e 4 E5HAN LINN EN Nj.
- O-O

Ts extraordinary all Lius and
fore
and ys o twile ebrty
has brought host all
e established Arabian Lninent
soothing
a
head
operates onthe rrGant
diseases
whole tsei-
maybe
cases
Abn more
a OF o n Hr hec o N "a 0 other
Spr matter
evn 0 Anua diseases
o 1aaloth esm are has
PRICE, GEMS 50 CENTS, anio
extraordinary pain
WILL
beer or nswnh
d tta co I have er
change three
hem las t give
said could hed s had ume
nd
ey,audcan
like Hoping this remedy
STEVENS
iamar.h Saw NH Peoria HIS, October Fraleby
REPRESENTATIVES. Southport BB CARY soI Racine,
LAKE and WILLIAMS, Mnaaohee HOLDEN KEMP Janyie
JHIE>CH VI NlIP ARD Antioch
N BENEDICT, Palmyra.
LL.andCo VIM THO 4 AGENTS
rus n
Manufactured Lake W FARRELL to al
agencies .nut lsed
lately appearance
IIniauent
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

On Wedne 'day night last, at about half past
eleven O'Clock as Peter Weter and James Brew
ster' "atchmen III the upper district, were going
thcT ROUNDS, they were called to a house in Mich
iSah street, two doors above Genesee where a
man u was lying in fit of temporary insanity.
Dir. Weter Immediately went for a physician
VINO reached the premises in a few moments,
ana sewed up the wounds. The man whose
name we have not bsen able TO learn is still alive
though not expected to recover He is a shoe
maker by trade.
-Joklng would seem rather ont of place
IN connection with an occurrence of this sort.
bot we can hardly resist repeating the remarks
OF couple of old women whom we overheard
talking about II in the streets, as we were pass
ing. Says one
We'll doa'tsee what people kill themselv i,
ior--Lord knows they die fast enough, anyhow
Nor nuther-and cuttin' threats is the aw-
fullest thing ever heerd o -. If the crtter had
only took pizen he could have a killed himself
Jists easy as could ba!'
! 80 he could (replied the first old woman
Sakos alive Chedonly took pizen totC much cash
IN, lC0uld q Sdre{r
We didn stop to hear 0ny more; the last rea-
son was enough.-Butalo Courier.
Daring the debate upon the liquor duty in
Paris, statement was made, based upon otilcia
Information, that there are at the present time il
France 100000 establishments tor the sale OF
various liquors
\ QCEER FnTT.-Noticc is given in tie
New Orleans papers, of match TO come off in
that city, in June ucXt, for $500 a side, petween
a two year Old grizzly bear and a New Jersey
swapping turtle, weighing 2l0 pounds.
ILrThe New York Express says:-"The de-
mand for money in the interior, 10 fit out emil
grants for California, IS, in some considerable
degree, telt dis city; that money which would
ua uraily come here now from the West, to buy
goods for consumption there, now being used IN
investments for horses, mules, cattle, teams &c
Tor the I'll Dorado"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19

100 Lbs Fresh Hops. f1r sale the sign Of the Gold
~ Mortar By no39 STARK BATTER.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer, Jaynes Ncdlcines. :. p.
Townsend arad2TIila, and al The best patent Aedc.ns,
o- safe 81 lEs New Drug opposite the RIEas House,
NJ - 0y STARkWEArHER,
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United States Wholesale Clothing
WAREHOUSE.

7 EWIS & HANFORD, Nos ~. 25l go and 25a Pearl
Il 81 between Fulton St. and Buriug slip, New York
arc The largest manufacturers ut
Clothing in tElc United States.
md are offering their extensive assortment for the
spring and summer trade. suited 10 all markets
SEso an immense stock OF White shirts Flannel Shirts
Drawers eic. OH Clothing, and Covered Hats
Catalogues OF stock sent by mail. Orders promotly filed
= One price, and 40 deviation. IT
nary /, lS5N.De 3a-3n
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ENIRll Il ame into the enclosure of the Subscriber
about the 10 of March last, dark red cow ten wears
old. The owner is requested come forward troy, ,r
erty. pay charyes, and take same away A. b. Mill
Pike Aprit It'll, 1850 no4I-It
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EVERY MAN HIS oyyNLAyyYEH.

REVISED STATUE IS
0F WrscoNsIy. wholesale or retail can be puchased-
~ Apply at ihis Office.
March /, 1850. no4I
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DIR. OSGOOD'S
1uOio OLlolnaoanc.

This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF several years IN bilious c-
nate and IS necer 10 b9ora 10 faI OF curing Fever
and gue or any OF lie diseases above named.
Il is entirely regetajie preparation, ana may be
taken by any one with perfect safety to the most
delicate constitution.
Fet all who doubt the efficacy .ofthis medicine
read the following proof
Hon. WIN L. MABcT. SEcrETAnT OF WAR, cured
BIZ Dr. Ozgoods India Cholagogue
The following is ali extract OF a communication
from H. d. Johnson, Esq, OF the Treasury De,
PartmenJ:
Washington. May 25th, 1918
To Dr. Charles Osgoo5-My Der sir Nr.
Larued desired me sometime since to inform you
should have occasion 20 write thai he gave the
Cholaogoe you LEI; wiih him to The secretary Of
war (Goy Marcy,) while he was suffering se,ere>
~ from Vever and Ague and that il had afforded
him immediate relief was more particularly
reminded to write YOU Of the fact, from having
myself spoken 10 Gov. Marcy on the subject few
evenings since He expressed himself very deci-
dedlyin us praise, and / should infer that he had
l4e strongest faith in il. Most truly YOURS
n InIIN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
TAKE NOTICE.

Ii those indebted to the undersigned are hereby re-
queaied to and him the necessity of taking
proper steps for their collection 10 X. E. WISsoR
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
CaTTION

Beware Of the many spurious articles which
have Of late made their appearance under the as
saJned name Of Cbolagogue. One man bottles Up
a mixture which he calls Indian Cholugogvc-an,
other. R9faaje Cdo'4gogas another. .4nseyicaa
log9guc-another German Cholacogue-an-
other makes CholaCogas Pills, and 50 on.
Be sure to get DR.. Osgoods India Cholagogus,
and take no other. MS
SAWYER & Co, Agents fer Southport.
cept postage. The Western World is published
monthly in New York and has larger circuIa-
ton than the combined daily press Of that city,
and is of the mos original and interesting
papers publish IN tie United States. Specimens
may be seen with the Agents in every town in
this county.
SAWYER & Co. ! Agents for
SIMEON KING, { Southport
Jelly 10; 1870 6mn3