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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
MMNNMANSA IS,

TTNHE subscriber is now receiving his fall stock
offoreIgu and domestic shelf hardware of eve
~ description. Also Nails Glass. stove ard fire,
place hollow ware, and other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention, all of which he has purchased upon
the most favorable terms, and is ready willing and
able TO compete with any house in his branch OF
business, west of Lake Michigan. The Farmer
Blacksmith Mechanic, Laborer, and Professional
man, can here be accommodated 10 anything in
the line of Hardware called for, and at fair prices
All are respectfully invited to call and see,
EDWARD Balm
Aug 10, 1910. n.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge Of the western country these
Medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
Ject TO a return Of the disease-a cure bv these
medicines is permanentATRY THEN, BE SA-
TlSFlED. AND RE CItRED
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PI,ANIiM G. =
SASH, DOOR and BLINDS.

THE undersigned, having formed copartner
l. ship, under the firm of Wheeler & Noyes an,
put up new building on the old Southport Foundr
premises, opposite Ball & Elkins warehouse, wit
new Engine, machinery, etc, are now prepared
10 up the dressing of flooring, siding etc. in Ia.
hes manner and on the shortest notice.
DRESSED FLOORING AND SIDING
always on hand for sale, also general assortmec
# LUMBER. They are now getting up m
.hinery for making Sash, Doors and Blinds, AN
will shortly be prepared to furnish any quantity 0
hese necessary articles. w. w. WIFE LEI
Jany !. 1850. mas AMOS MOVES.
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LIFE or JOIN Q. ADAMS
MARBLE, MARBLE.
M&NSN e SAA.Na,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w this Stale, that they have purchased Of
Messrs. Willard & Strykcr, their enrtire stock
in this line OF business, and have on hand one of
the largest and best stocks of MARBLE in the
West Persons will also find al this establish
ment the celebrated RUTLAND MARBLE,
being the only place in the State where IT a n be
procured. Their stock consists in part of
Monuments, EEcadstOReS, sc.
Persons wishing 10 commemorate deceased
friends can supply themselves al this establish
menl, four doors north of the Post Office, or di
rectly opposite the store Of Francis, llawley, g.
Co.
Having employed the services Of Mr.. w. d.
GUIoU, we'll known celebrated Artist in
this branch OF mechanism, throug hout the u. S.
we can safely recommend all work TO be
executed In the most approved manner and la
test style.
Southport, Feb. is, 1919 n34y
~ ENTS. do You want genteel netis for your
Y q fancy Horses Call al the Hardware store
ana select from the fancy assortment OF
Aug. TO- 1919. +. Balm.
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Domestic rr,se eilsny.

The Iselsiaure II Texas adjourned on ths iith ult
bill cedirg the right of var Tor the fseiac Railrcsd
10 the United Sfstrs, vss passed.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, bss appointed the
11th cay vf April 70 be ob.er,sd In that state er
A Mr. Levi. vas arrestsda q few days since. AZ Graz.
ton N Y Will. In the act Of being ordsios4 ss a
Baptist minister charged with having murdsreds smitA
S.isssls cosi mine hss been discovered Ia Bucks
eopnty Pa
INIT. tour eolorsd persons liberated by lanes
ppr of Tennssses hsyr arrived st Ns~ Orleans. with
. yie~ 20 emixrsss 70 libetts p =.
The. e p-ssd e,rJs of -ocd we're d.s,roysA ~ Gre
fe- csyrtirc Al itssiera y. rhieh Aooidsntslly
Alets< ersusd. l1o fsst frr st ~ Asssps In pub.
iio srt q xairsnps, Wa, vas sosa. short Tine
~. fsss.yir.n,s cs~i yes opssea on che is, ias.
Jhs eeresnsisa sbst State vsia be op-rst on ia,
Th 1stTs rFsf :. fre.s. -tla t'rr,
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~ qCourt or cssherai sessions. 81 if''
iBefors the Recorder and Aldermen Franklin sud

70 f....r-..., 49,. Conklip. .,..u IA, ,t...t f-..
Id MsroH HG.-Pl,aded Gsiifyfo Stealing Gold Watch =
rather intsrtting looking female ofsoe twenty eco
years o ass, ~ho said rhs drss maker By trade
snd named Ann Herring pleaded guilty 10 charge Of
stealipg go1d watch shd chain yslssa 10 sfO0 the
properly Oh sihony Borg, Of sos Broad she con.
esred the then at the tine Of her examination She
visited the rooms Of the com mplsipsnt and having,
carried "a hts gold wsch. ohHtn end krys. The
sentsnced ber 10 the State prison for two years. -
ChrfgS ~ Sfehffng Sheep.-t man somewhat AMI
lar With the ways OF the police courts and ses.iona
rsmsd TheodoIe turfis was put his trial charged
with stealing I've dead sheep and quautity Of lat,
worth sso the prepsty ef 0eorgs Dyer the 10th Of
January l1t. The prosseriion could not prove that
the esfcsses sheep and the fat traced TO the pcs-s
don ffhe prisoner the shoss lost by the
pispta and he ~as thsrsiors Quilted By the jury
RobbiHg an Opf,ian Henry Weiss, German, who
charge OF graDd larceny. which alleged that ha stols
some time since glass, and tuo t,lesoop.s
worth In all 80 from bis employer; leon Lewnb-rg
an op'icisn, doing business Ia Division street. Ths
theft was proven the accused vent 20 the Of the
complainant ard confsssed that be had stolen the
articles and brgsed Ar. Lewinbsrg. jun 70 int-rceae
With his father not to appear against him aud thai he
fWsiss would vork outthe amount q the value 81 the
property sbstrscted This cbear one but, In
cop,eQusnce ofsn error In the bail Of tment which
charged dirersnt value upon the ssperate articles
fom that proven onthe tris jury usdr The charge
Of the court found verdict Of guilty Of pst larceny
only and recommended the prisoner 10 the mercy Of
the Court The sentence that Weiss be inprison.
orrdr IN passing sent,n fhfosmed the cuIprit that H
oLly by change escaped the State Pr.on
The misfahe Of the orsrd jay all that saved him
III
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JAMAICA, Losc IsLAND, March 4, 1850.
Ma EpfroR The mysterieue knoc kings ~ Rochss-
ter are, In my opinion similar impo.tors 10 vhst
took place In the year 1855, in the ceusty q Norfolk
knelsna aud there known the gboet OF SEX Lane.
The hnuckiDss we're then snilsr 10 this; have no
doubt that iron 10 this has been copied The heroes
In this nocturnal advertors riftcuisd Ia OF
tbuschiii's sstirical poems, entitled I" The Ghcst"
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pnlas~ InasfflGo0e~.

Tie pbenir Bank Robbers, Rhode bland Levi Coles
and Tenn Eanouse, arrested short time since,
by oaiesr Bovyer, one Of abe cbiefs ssas and con-
yeysd ON 60 westerly, Rhode Island, on cbsrss Of
rubbing the fhenfx Bank of that place OF some SIC ovJ
In money. Ths evidence betsy foonelusive against
them the Couft committed them 20 prison for trial In
default ofban required for each IN TIE OF $4,000.
ON Monday last the counsel OF the tvo accused parties
obtained = writ % hstsas corpus, aud conveyed them
before the Supreme Cosrt sitting Newport sp
rllcaticn TO reduce the amount u bail Ths Court
heard the application sud deuisd The melton and
nsndsd the prisoners back % jsA The Conrt exhs-
btet inclination to reduce the amount of bail ths
sviaenos cf guilt appearing strong sy.fnst thsm
thai bed the smcust been t2o 900. ths Court woaf
have sustsintd the committing spagistrAte. ~.
.3ryesf " Brgfars - Ofhcsrs Nsu Wagner aud Ds-
of the Fourth vsrd poli-e sfreeteds fassiay
psht tvo young man, exliag thsmssisss Lssrsscs
Stsphsn ns and william McLaughlsn wbon the on,sis
detected IN the act Of eass,srieus sntsrsss the d--
hg house No. ~ Oissr street On searching tas'r
psrsos several mplsnsnts Of trade were found suits
bic for forcing sntrsucs JSstics Lothrcp csnss-
Tel the scoused TO pfisoB for trial. ~. az. :.
Bvrg giaty fslo~ called Peter Carney vas srrest-f
en- ruescsy nxh. on charge u snterns the prenir-,
NO ~ " hits s:rvst ocsuped ~ Ar. ,Brnl~sain y
shstvotd. vih intent 20 ,tssl, Omoer siren " ths
fitth ward rsuzht The rcqus, aud Justics Lotsrep
eonnnttd hin 90 pfison for trial .iaf
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= Ronrgnr On Tuesday svsnao9 last, the sfose "
Park Barr IN Foiton ssrsss Breeklyr, burxiss
fiou-y ett~fsd ere eovd vsius Of several hsn-
frtd sthsrs sclsn shetsfvo cooHstinR priusfpay %
tests sDo v~stfpgs alks eassime<ss &c 1hs thieves
fucceedsa ts ~nectfpr estrssce In fse 1sor
sftert ssin ttsespt stfke rear door and ~inass.
: fsorsss The honss 81 q Curtis In rseise street,
vssrcbbsd n COLA vkteb, spuf box &c, by man
srho vss house kcnins NE hsbout 30 o. 90 yvsrs q
'se foil round isss ssd dsss eomplssios
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MORNING EDITION THURSDAY MARCH =, 1856.
'a1o-iga 20 is:sos " BALrIxosx, March O. 1850.
Mr.. Cs,Assns Spesrh-- Union Feeling Increasing ash-
syrol viik Cssre~ten--Stsck, Salss. Re. a. ~. ~

iL1o.iga L -lf is:so@N " BALrumosx, March q 1850.
Mr.. Cslkssn's spssrh-- Unis~ FsrlnS Increasing
syrol vile Cs.re~tien--Stsck Sses, Re. A. -. g
The speech Of Mr, Calhoun hss prodnesd great som
sacn In this city, and Strengthened the union fslng
tssfold s import Ia eonsidsred y favoring disunion
and nothing but disdnion- q fully sustsiniag the
belief that Mr. Calhoun oonddsrs dissolution Of the
Union not only inevitable but Desirable II the Union
meeting had been pcsponsd until tonight there would
have been such an outpourins OF the people as was
bsfoss ~itnssssl In B0tinosSss sAs 1iy ths
iaSssy sststioais n innsnsssy inSssadnG the popusr
ty Of 0snssai Tsysse In this qnsrter His slscfzsu II
regarded Atsspssitiea o. Previdenss and ell feel
sens cOnSssses ssssvss III An General jss
sbniey - eFvshs npliiheakoA sRd dbunioA in ssuth
The EcEsssuss Of this STATE ciosss its session on
Saturday spd sdjour foR tive yeass unlsss
0oternor The rssoiution TO elect ddesstss to the
table, a. the friends Of the consider that
sSs sSs' .1.ss sn sss As and
The Mons pStnss 4 Carr. ME-, Mlrysssr 70 eoass.o.
tinoPler hose 3spe seasthe Vice Presidents Of
IA g I'M:
Tins, MIS- CeusseA n ancDy Psess sssihhlg IN The
Argus the osy voices that hays Jet been rassdip
olRcsiticn to our unfon meeting: -. -
cling to arrive here In good numbers, In search Of
se15s good: TSs :;yS assssp .n R;sysSt ,Sy
an Sra 81, sa W.
.prsYAFsfiosa 70 secure thsmk s::v Ss;s I. ::
%sssss .ss ssss Esr: .s ss'; SSs
;,1c & j II s:s = 81 :a...s = j s \: .ss ss:
IL, ssshs zs sei; S.. 81 ,s s,
Balpors Ohio ksilroad, % ~ d. ~ DO, DO, ~
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q" afy Before Judss W codrun. "a =.
M.rcu In the case OF Donists - .o-ep. for ma.
icousiy destfoying figure sign st the thor door of
The plaintiff, ury rstsrnrd verdict f,r plaintiff
SIS danaass
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pr,,cvsI' evs I'VE Ftosn s-f~bisss-1At. ths moment
q Rsire ~ re<s -e sss paced " t . O. 0sutie "
posfe~,or 81 the follew}ss 'fn pcrtspg indian
f.rr an ssrscs fftes lstssr sAs~d 13ss rsorukry,
1880 LA t~rp srurbsr sfi ass No On 81 Chsf
1ue Hsfbsr tfersrst sor <mis ssso~ ssod san tsses
spd hs- rarity psctsdto b In ~ Fofs assr this
~stk q ne raue ps<Tc-er Time ~in ~ given then
ctufht. 81 thsir srtssEs rn-Hu rot " V thesHh<
S.s.frr ~ Pee tZf. ~atr - 80 - rittt as
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Naval Intelligence.
IN. trs q a., .spsr w~tsf wftsh. rstteu, suA
,irsn, Con eoa sss, - vers Vtas 20 tas lota sli.
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Cfuor-ts Mlssio~ rrx N. " CHvsr. sorrH =
The Rev NJ Jsss~ Borips, the experimentation -
the mis>cn aud hts cces Rev Pollock aod
wynn. are IN eity, snd have seeuFed tickets
BY the splepdd steamer Ohio sos N pert fsr chsres
-Four fpe STEAMERS sdvertssi 20 leave rspsms be-
tween the rh snd 10th o. March snf ts~rs c,n
soarcsly be Doubt ~ their arrival 81 thst place IN
fine t6 tshe passage In one of them fh,s sse eetes
prize great frirortanee and Of deep sre thrrg is
ter est 10 lsrxe fcrton ~ cor fies cuseps ava we
tatt Hxcereiy ttst ~ esccets fasy 60 bsy ycrd
the hsgse~t nfsc fptops q thcr- ngsfed N snd
hoe. Who ksre contributed 20 csrfy u fofvsrd
We atten6ed n~~tr lsst everfns ~ the Neiehee
church en- foydras street ~ ~hsrn fsrg> nunS-f ~
she rn,i r. ssnrsrg 70 shs .-vtrs ststicns % the
Nstbcdi.t church In our city wefs rrss<nt fhshev.
pr pofIrr rso-- sclesr fvfefbe Ast tmpres-ivc ~
tssfn Nrrctt % the hf-sics s-ttkg tsth IN sfrcrs
and slo d~nt 70 Ne prsctesbhty prcsp~cs snt
rretsN. s~s*sr Ne pss tslls~-trb5 nis eoDsstue,
Rev Mr Pollock In fsw approptiste re msrhs, snf
s,ll''si'n .s".s, s s,...s 'p
frsly zee ~ -. suspiciou. circum-
stsbu~ ~e-ss -psetosst esrscen 80 suthsrs sres
-hers tsss ssaAle4s- ArQ. tersAsek4s za.s'Hl e q,
asa.. ri
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Arrlrts ~ 'crrs--A correspondent cf the N. o..
fleerlAf q the ceth ipst writing frorn Hsssns
DER dnie Of the nth uit, s.yf Hsmor II again rife,
ga ~ current IspoIt nov q thss Cub. ri h tn.
vs6ed IA Way We place but ttle couhtsnce In thvse
minors but 'thsrv are any people Who are seIiing
rssrpO.sessions and placing Their fHsndsip ssfety
where there IL 50 much smoke, " would teen there
pu,t be some are II stsfd hsre sud upon very good
snthority, tbst the home govefnmspt have directed
De sushcfties ksrvto bsrst. the sves A. the sy.nt
Ard thas fsytr dssuoy n 20 the White rsce in this
spsin niststrsh her power, and We unheststingiy de
DE srsfp offte present ruers Of cubs TO snspcrsts
fhe dsves tbsfe Halt miuion Of people vcu1t never
hitherto bed IN bondage should be ioosed spun them
They would risess one man Against Il, quite q rum
vhich vas - have cons Of on Sunday last Tbs buil
Dot sly refrsedto nsht the bear but sctna suestsd
himself through the bars ana out Of fnv Gags. Tbs
doss too Arsf 6Rhtirg esch other, would net attack
1s bear. The people begkn tomske noiss, wheh the
oors dispersed fbs, ana the govrrnment seized the
nonsy fhrsetsuips toimprisop the owner Of the bear
bscsrAs there Was no hght. =. .-,...t
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"a. f GO: sss,,, ed e s.rss
Msssssh<sstss "a yckh isSNs dsseASs3 f1s s'f vi
Cp>~,~~ &-euiscH9 eeths osssvR fnr<br rDfsx l
trict Rsebeosr rdsssssstoe AL
= sssJ "a q sgst ris.Ifroi al .b'rtsss .,
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Things at Havana.

Cor Of Th~ Tribune Ha'.s' Ibaf.daS Jan y
We have the flag ship OF the home squadron,
Com Parker the sloop Albany, was schooner
Fhn steamer Waterwich, and expected To day
the sloop Germantown. all well and TO sail on a
cruise 10 windward on the 7th The usual official
courtcsies have been nterchanced with the author
ties and there is no S,ok list IN the squadron The
Opera and places OF public amusement are made
somewhat more attractive by the \ ankee visitors
one hundred and fifty negroes Of recent imporia
ton out of 800 landed for which the usual bonus Of
ive ounces each had been paid came unexpectedly
upon the list OF emancipation few days since.
An officer OF country district was 10 be removed
or some one who had better kissing at Court.
and not liking tie same ceremomous process
took ms revenge by making the seizure OF these
negroes Ms in Coutravention Oi the treaty pro
visions with Great Britain; and the authorities
were Obliged to take formal possession, although
lhcy had pocketed he c0HsiderafiOH-nOt 10 he D.
'sI7icd-yery much to the annoy snce OF the French
gentleman interested touching. also iTevernily.
the pocket Of the Queen Mother
As ever YOURS u | q
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Miseries Of the Califoruians.

Ir,r'. fnsn d. Le>r 4 a. 1hs-snC ei - ,, ~
Ban N.-rIlsr 81 Fs.s-a,e-- ~ =. -
The dyseutery is prevailing here = an a"'1i e1
tent, and there has been considerable fever ano
ague-p ariicularly snOnz the miners Al 10"
done with the former disease. intend 70 re'-rn
% Asbany Dy the next steamer, If possible As ny
me6ica. attendants hold oot 10 hopes ior ny reo'T
y unless DO 50 Or taks inP 70 NE oah- ,, ~
ISLANDS ! am heartily TX 81 ms coa-ll!. ~
NC begOne looks u; the miners a. me! return -
the dggngs dissatisfied coavlHce me ths' a.. Us
har5stps VII wholly undermine II! ~. ~.
You oo9d tel a miner here as Jar as yo- o'u.u -
MIN. BIZ he khostly features and dirty ana
clo,be. D. McSaughtol informs ne ma -
ave pes-iv one hundred AlbsnIans ID >ah -
,gbo bave been unsuccessful al the nHe- pro Ni-il-
ab,,, Deunl less and shif!ess, working 81 "i4Als'
-sbo- tbey can get 90 ;hai they eau gel hoilr- a
s-ga r.rtion OF the Company Tho "ehi % ll's
,oiTa. with Barrett have returned Discourage $40
are now working IN clay banks and tending niasGli'
rLile those who have trades DO Vefy Wen "ieu
tbev can get employment Go1 see, tlie secre' Z"
i . they are unable 10 endure the hardsmps q 'iie
nine, Those who aimed al clerkshlPs arrived "a.
tIera dav sfter tie fair unless they brought heaEy
influence with them Alderman Rooney wss az he
mines. became discouraged, and died O; melancholy.
jobs CoOVET
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

~ FowIers & Wells, Phrenolo gi-ts and
Publishers, Clinton Hall Isl Nasssn-st near us Park
" DIR. shew, author q various wOrk. on and prae.
utioner Of Wsieroure % FOurbav. Tenthst nlo0
~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove NichoI..w.ist Cure Phys.
cian - Lexington+sv. Consultations rOn 10 PAnenls
received for treatment or visited Al heir RESIDENCES a In
~ Chronic Diseases especially the Nervous Dis
eases Women. hy d kOsch rom The German BY Charles
Dummig Price 3 cents Published BY FowLtRs 4
VILLA lSl Nassan-st IS 81
r. Mechanics, Mining Company in the City
of Newly ork.-Nouee !. hereby given thAi meeiing
stockholders of sad Company vii be bed on Ne
W VIxvILLr ~ Broadway for he elecnon d rru.
ices r the management OF the Of said COMPANY
or the ensuing yeT order OF he Board Of Trustees
~ WV JAMES GREENE, Pre..a,-t
joss JoHssoS Secretary. 81 lo1'
" Mercantile Library Associarien.-LEC-
TCREs "A course Of al lectures VII he delivered oeioie
It. Association a. ~ rooms Clinton Hall commencing
Tuesday evening Jsnury 4 AL ~ bs continued ne
following Tuesday evenings
Que Lecture by R.Lsa WALDo EStssos, Esq sabieci
one Lecture b. RALYa WALDO EMtssos, E.q sgejecs
London
one Lecture By RICHARD IA DAs,. Ess sab!ec,
Woman
one Lecture BY Z P wzFrtf Eco satsect. Char.
acter.
One Lecture by Rev wv w.sE sathor u ZsnotiAT
subject Florence
one Lecture By Rev CSC W bCr1UsE, ID. Subject
Holland and the HOlaDdef-
Tickets sdr1irrng lazy and genternzn course
e Susle person The course o. Is Member hall pree
Single ncksts 5 MAY De Obtained The desk Of ~
Library TIE boob u Geo. Putnam l55 Broad
way D Appleton CO. 20 brose~sy AID Thomas
Or9% S - Broadway HESHf A 0AA Ad.
~ " Ixs and Teupees.-BAreaELeE' eeleors'sd
Wig FSiory 70 Waist where a. =. urn-s car oe
found ne lETgesi assortment IN Tie cry strangers and
eiuKens sh0uA cal and Judge for themselves eore pur-
oots;net silver neA The Far u TIE AGsresn Insr
llr Coy the address uy2 HN1fl
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JOHN WILLIAMS
PERRY's EAST INDIA BALM,

~ hEL1 hEBE lAbLE
fEHE EAST-lNDIA BALM = a NOS valuable and exc
.ent rrn-,ly for coughs coliA consumption. and unl
complaints generally f. !. rOin rosie hefb- SID bafk-
selected with care and prepared under le direction Of
individual DO ia, considerable experience among The
sea and afflicted.
The Balm cool sootldng snd hss.ing, cont-!u. no
opium other drlt-rr0u. substances II may Dc used
freely by persons VI the most delicuie constitutions
We have received lumef0u, certificates nom persols
who have been greatly relieved by ihs household nedi
cine
Il has performed nsLy -1ifsOrjlnsy Read lie Col
loWing eer rom gentleman aud bis mother WI" car oe
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
SE@-YOEk. Oct 1919
Me-.rs J ! PEERT CO. Dear Sir,-I under many
Obligations you FOR the beneficial effects that your vsu
abe ka.f- lnda Balm has had upon was troubled
months with affection. painful bad
cough Icklug Ia The throat and voice nearly gone
could only converse On whisper | had physicians pre-
scnte Tor Ard their incidence bIi I'D not receive
any frhe .ci t-y sic could not be cured but might
possibly receive beneft from their medicines
f1eud neHa0Bed The beneficial effects u your Balm
procured The use VI the third bottle restored ny voice
cured my cough and healed nv throat do hope at yyu
nay with hat thar your efforts hs ~
suffering te-erye You can maze wha yea Please u
nj. testimony A. give cge-rflliy and willingly
Your. wh much respect.
GEORGE CLARK. ~ Broadway
DO Hereby csrufy ihAl The above Statement non
irue and correct IN every particular. 90 not know how
express grLliudc tO Tor he wonderful eseis
your Truly ya.1sbs Easi India Bassm Las had upon hin
a1t % any . doubtful u s virtues ney cal and
70 personally 81 our re..dence and be eonv.ncee
Yours respectfully, ELIZABETH CLARK, 81 Broadway
The Balm may be obtADet n Sos ) a1t MefcGsnfa
Exchange snd y StOnesi tere numerous esrmoEas Of
IL efficacy may be A.s0 a. he DrlgTss gcaersAy
Also n bfoohyn a. Ais Hsyss !l0rsl md o. ne pro
> a-Wks J PERRY l. Co Proprie;or.
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Domestic Ports,

BOSTON. Jan 2 PNAr chs Ar Br McDonaa fsion 3
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

EDITORIAL CONFERENCE.-The Convention Of
Ed.fors he'd Harrisburg 10 Isl ms, was attended y
teuyfour the fraternity from VARIOUS paris u De
STATE HOa Nnnrod sr1cklane. Of the Hof assir- Re
Psblscan. presided and q McKniey, Of ne Le<oy ala
tHoa- and H. Mish Of the Fraasss late9eror- scirc
A. Secretaries The Convention Adopted series u re-o
t1Aons Recommending thai papers Should be AsgNed y
eesir fee 0t postage within the Congressman DsTcis
u ~teh iasy nav be published and urging upon Tie IL
sssHre ne eeoetis WHICH would - he People
tne avs Annually passed published IN 4. n pspcrs
=. nc st1te The resolution 81 lie Ed.iOral Convention
Ne.u.oet e1scogniena1cng personalities eciiorss IN
ereS1rs- vss adopted and taken 70 carry
nc rssonnendA'0as regard postage and the rubnca
N- " NC 's"s lPhlsd News
CoSSEcrlcUT- The Lon State Convention h..
been called 81 Niddes On IA. Is,h az r-,~..- r.,
free >oers bod her Couvrntou ON he srs - :. p.r,
'ora The Wig CouvvuioE = lot vet named
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
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