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49,. ,,he,ber il can be maintained
eon'ioeia''"'
and caf'ie ~ Nv ,a.ooouoo,ed ,b., Mr. Francis
W" ta malirnor or Unngarv. made a
Bowea' ~ eI:-1~.,.....:'roI Con.+;tr.;op.
heId M the Hrnaa-isns to execration
and nero ~ u heI o"'l.[5 tho freedom it
because ~ - - pouon had ,ha
estaoil'n''' .,. cas-. Constitution "a.
lmp'''', .mn {, force and is guarantees
beng @'''',. ~. o.;o-,lb, The neo,lo Of
- on uho, BE- t.og that It che
the hD4' ...t.. .-..-o.. lie and in,o.-
'eDs"' - .nv De-s.p. were unfortunately
'-ie' 10 .,or,,e,t.. p, sech we aoseql
nl'i'0 - Nv Indictment ia the liobt Of
to nv hin, a.. Of te.ootism. Can
me P 49, ,ho a.s.ss,rs Of liberty and
theY ,.,,. a., rIr-.-.,-,, were honest
conS'.'r'''.' .Lo.c,,.,.,.,,io, wben tnev
N PuDiis'i'5 '" .......,,.;... 70 ;.o-
thus emu a. -. ..,,,-o a system
pose on '"'" ~ 49, Il. match onlv in
Of tyf~""'' -. ..o,,.-ios of Asi,1
Russia anu ~ U......i-.. ,rrooo +, dis
Ano WI ,.:..,nr p, ,bo last Govern
trusting anu 81 l. so.b ordinance, as
nen' "'0'' '
ines Ao.o ;o,,ori,I ordinances
W. " ,'.o' s.t;.f,ctioo. They tell the
VII" I a;na o,y,v the mask. They come
'0'''' - - match the last manifestation
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Later from Ncw-Neyico-Col Summers Com
mand-Indian Congressional Elec-


LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Sept 10, l>5I
Capt Burnside arrived al 81. Louis yesterday, with
later adyices from NeW-MeXl'o.
Colonel sumner with ms command was al Aloer-
querque preparing an expedition for Navajo Bay.
The Inoans had made descent upon rancho q
few miles distant from Albuquerque, and carrie. OF
a large number OF cattle
The election OF Delegate 10 the next tongrCs takes
place m New Mexico on the Isl of NOycmotr Inc
candidates are MAJOR Weghtman and Capt Key
noioS Weghtman viii probably be elected.
The season Is very dry. and the crops short
ImpOratOns OF goods have been yery heavy.
There ls only one company a. present AZ mia r..
Captain Burnside. We understand brings DIS
PATCHES for Government from the Boundary Commls-
sioners We Learn further, that IN consequence of a
disagreement between he Commissioners and the
Surveyor. the operations OF the Commission are al
most SlsnfnNed.
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CITY ITEMS

u \ change-remarkable for It's iorcl-
bic contrasts with the heat Of the last week.-Mrs.
come over the weather and now the people who
were almost melted chilled INTO asulsh tremors
and shrink INTO close-buttoned coats and thick
shaws a, turtles beneath their shells Al sight Of dan
ger The cool braclng and brisk breeze came from
north-wos, Yesterday with tlnge OF Winter that
was unmlstakable, and fires would have been ~
no means uncomfortable The summer heat seems
entirely broken up but such sudden cOnyale >cence
Is too liable u ToapSIng results 20 be safe OOtshs
ground.
ARRIVAL OF CATHERINE HAYES There
Wasa large crowd Of people q, the Pachcs dock yes
terdav. to welcome The swan Of Eun to our shores
ana very general and earnest enthusiasm was maai-
tested upon her landing. She proceeded directly 10
he Aston House, where she now says.
Miss HAYES Is accompanied by her mother her SIS
,er. Hen Meagis, baritone Aug. Braham, ballad
singer NJ Lavenu pianist, and DF Joy. OF Dublin.
general manager Of her Concerts. During the yoy-
age Concert vas gwen. Of which the following was
tie programme. ana from which $3.50 were realized
and presented 10 The hremen and crew OF the Parhe
PRoGRAvHE.
Duct Quaudo d Ssu.ae Unto X slesaup -D1nke,i-
Mr. s Bfaa-Iu and Herr Mel-ls
IN '.AS NJ p u.s. 'Proga,, Me,eIocsT
Mss { HAYES.
Ballad II tbs Ola SIX 6. B Msa Honor Bale
Barcaro.a a LA Joala De. Mooik. .Pri-one 5im-
Herr Nleneis
Duet Daeue. d.. Linda DO Choumo lni. -- D'nlze.ti
Nj. 4 Hsts ard Vi A BraAln-
u -. on Is b. ltnaniuan,e be. ---O s ,--e1'
ballad. kathleen MaEourueeu' Ms Have, fJlch
SWISS sens. " The Hap >wltzer. Her Msng Nrnss
sons bsy Of b>cag. Mr. A BralAa..-. ---D i.e.-
Ms c Have.
This concert Is very highly spoken Of bythose VINO
had he pleasure q hearing IT, and fully satisfied
them Of the high powers OF me far principil
Last night project was GOT up, and rs about 10
be carried INTO effect, 10 give Mss HAYES nasn-h-
cent serenade and ABOUT 20 O'Clock bands OF music
and companies Of fremen and other CITIZENS began
T. assemble 10 tht Astor. Aen informed ol tlelf
r,-r,oSe. Miss HAYES thanked them r. Int lnteale
cowplmert but begged that they void. iTon re-
sntct 10 tht Sabbath. postpone the perform +-e untl
another time The request was comp LED " .il- ani
TIE serenade DELAYED untl. tonight
u EDWIN FogREsr Is advertised to
sp2ear a, the Broadway Theaier so-uisA. ID - Da-
mon and Py,hias'
T. See advertisement, IN another column.
ofthe Cleveland Medical College
The AMERIcA.-An account OF the Veto
~ Of the Va 1t America, ard II, subsequent sale I;
proh, Of $1,000. Will Re found on the seventh page
- The sale OF the Sarti collection OF
wsx ulotels Is advertised to take place to-cly We
hons. thess valuable rreuafa.lons will D. seclrei
ovE CIV
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1851


caTs. COR 70 ) = S-chea G" Avg = lai q, ,ec- y
i-ti-d sd A. y ,ii Nd -. ~ishei p'f ~ Ne
eetN .'' st''t 'f a. f.i, 0aec tirs
rrc irccFe'i 'l ea1as' ~ a 1a.ins Fa's- ~, aai
&c rln2s 20 -. q - y Use 4 % .. iaa 81 ~
- Ae saiP y >t' p y 70 -e-, ~ y t-sri. - y
"a e- - ~ p loo = 9. ttC1t--o s.-lsls v..h bAS
Ottawa.
u-'~e 20 ", ee-sf1> 50 iac,'yih s1,Pa->r,. 81
f-ls.ah IL. f1r y ir.
lsr. Ah-an sewers rlr A,,-e-i 10 Avg "A h-x Ra.
.r--cl1 s.r f-4 Sep. ID rh -s .Hs Ia lem t-
llr IL Ar.s-a-i m 500 Trr t-r iffrtI1. NlrH
ttrcf H. - Th1.ls lai ,l.--l-n Ga t.th Nt-.i,, u
S~s-s F,,s.-- ----i q s.afr -,e. w.. A,-s..-
mt, ,s.a -ae- = r. o. r,-if 81. -, "a RI a. o.
account of "a, ne -r-1scs- ,a t-tni SIC ta.a q ID
s-c--.c.s. 80 --,.ei ,-. IS ra,H
s., .-s,. ss+.,. - i-i- Cs--,.. r. vs-,,s,a
a SO. .,-er
70 d.s> s~--- a. --.,s-.r~ 3, Ia .r,ls > ven >,r
Itf ,s-s ls-s.- e. .urt ~ h---- ~ q, .h,.t -.
t-.s t.ia.-.C, CD l..l. .l.--. t-r.l E,..lrt Pr
N"r-lnlk
Sch Charles Str-sor - Vow owen 'f''rr .ri
. DAYS ..H.. 't h ..-r-s Are D.. D. fs4 % So
spoke sclr Nlr. o. traglu-e.oNn Wa - as ash. AZ
Fel
Sch {. >. I. ,riar. lof Srrnnlal N.rS Ca-thtErae
Cd rs r..i,. f. "a er. St.,r Tro II ...l,. ..
r r trr o. r..-h h@ re--,,. ..l --s.,..-. l-. N %
49,. gA,--i ff. nd. o.. .. tr
, .-.. "
e-a E,.is Bho,5e-. p -.isrI cd,,s.i.ae
So Ctfsa .ta.e Pe. hd-s Rs'si7uf 6dar> line
~ ICED N.''c, kr.,. aaa lt. NM
A.''' '"N.'> '' n''-'A f'''s' 'i'7' 20 '>-7
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FArAL RMIRoAD AccrOsyr.-Tlr b

TAI RAILROAD ACCf0tNr.- me - }f-
IN I-are r. OFF tle -tl his, ttr .oI1N.lg UNlag
n me legs which nreva'el of me .1a,. r.. N'..ae
Yesterday. tl' boar from tIc EiS- -I. uot strive
AZ Port art r .-re for tho re- ~ TAN rl CHI, CITY
Accordingly ar cXt-s ram >l> dispatched, ron-4n-
llg about .t pas sggcrs l-l1-lu, ot fle tl"t. ana
suppc,ng tlat ne reCr ar t-ala ~, tlc last from
tie East, NorSroL Il Elliot, upon The Portsmouth.
Portland ard Saco RH'r1a+. commenced t0 repair a
cu-yeIt mace tor cattle 20 pas, from pasture 20
another. uncCrue4l. Che railroad track. iley ha
taken Of The rails for ABOUT I'VE lee feet. ana S) the
striucer which runs across the culvert. hen the
extra tran going 10 NH speed. came ~ si--' lrount
% curve rear by. The wOrkmon hai o., bare IL time
20 save themselves. ant could 80 nothing t. pre- ea'
TIE catastrophe TIE engine le'psi across ne
chaSm. but emit oil the tTCH Oh the ofncr side. and
down al 1o4ukwcnt. Is depth OF aoou' twelve let.
rolling over sevcTa. times and breaHIn- % pieces.
The engineer, George W Palfry. o. por,snn nh.
was killed instantly, he step u the engine pasSip-
through h breast. and planus hun % tne elr,h.
The fireman. VII &. Pennel'. % Portland. vas also
killed, his body BEG crushed AM chdei. The
baggage car went INTO The chasm. ala the first pas
Senger car shot under =, breaking up The front part
fortWelyc or fifteen feet The second Essen ger car
did not 60 Of mo track. The TasSenger> fortunately
escaped serious injury, though soue were bruised and
sadly frlehtcAC-.
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spoken. &c.

sept s. lat n 3d. ton y &c. ship Antartc from irerpsh
for New -Nork
Aug 10, LAT II $ lon - ship Barnsisbe. of New
Bedford, wished a. be reported
Sept 10 OF POINT Judith, sch Sanop Sawper, frcm Ban
gor for Bridgeport
Aug g. lat ~ 3O lon 81 S. Am ship Cianssa Ann VITA
passengers. outward bound
Aug lat u Ion =. ship Queen Victoria. Chase. ffou
New Orleans Tor Ieghurn
Aug H. LAT s. Ion, rs. ship Australia. Shell from Liver
pool f0F New-lot.
Aug 90 lat 30 g. Ion u &c. Sarah I'm Glasgow days.
for New-Nork
Aug 90 lat % 81 Ion p o. ship New World knight.
from Liverpool for Ncw-Nork
Sept g. n Cape Hateras. schr Emily Weaver Brock.
ds I'm Philadelphia for Charleston
Aug 10. lat d Il. lon -, brig fndUn lbr of and fro.
POoc. 28 days out. hOnnd a. Quebec
Aug 81. lat - 3D. lon - u.s. the ship Java spoke ship
Arabian (of Iyerpooil from Quebec bound 10 Belfast.
took from her Quebec pilot
Sept ;, lat - 81 Ion % 3d. passed large steamer
having mssts. apparently propeller. steering y.
Aug 49, lat a. ton lJ, ship Carolina, from Hsre tor
York
Sept G. lat a. lon o. ship Hamlet, from Cardiff Tor
York
Aug d. on the Banks of New Fpndland sch Emcliss,
(of Mrbehcnd with 10 900 hsh on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

CHARLESTON. Saturday. Sept. l3. l,jl.
dispatch from The Sarunab Republican, date 1
Sept Is. SAYS The steamer Pampero has been
quietly surrendered. by Mr.. Sigur. to the Collector
al jacksonville She was overhauled A. sea by
cutter. but ran up the nver, about Palatka. The
cutter Jackson. reinforced by Lieut. Merchant. and
twenty regulars from St Augustine. was Stationed Al
the mouth Of the uVcr. with loaded guns, wnlch
were 10 be used IN case Of a refusal.
The ship Minerva put IN here about 10 o'clock
tins morning, leaking, from Newly Ork
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" halers.

Sid from New London Sept n. ship isaac Hicks ska
ntr. fDr Mouth Pacific Ocean
Returned 10 New Bsdurd Sept a. ship Draper c,fis,
which sd "a for North Pacific leaking 200 strokes IN
hours
SID from New Bedford nth inst ships Jane, Eis,rd.
Alice Mcudc and CoNper. for North Pacific b,rks Re-
isn ofWes,rort cleared same day. Nckerson do Anoe
Frazier. do.
~ Bay Of Islands. Fob %. ship Lewis, Clement New
Bedford with 80 bbls ~
letter has been received IN Edgartosn I'm Capt smith
of ship FHbins of New Redford, dated tsyal. Aug 70
Capt had taken cold. and unseu. Tho
ship wa bound cruise Of fortnight, and would then
turu Tor Capt =
letter received Edgarfown from tho 81 officer Of ship
Lewis Of New Bedford dated Bay ID .Iasd- March 10,
the LIST month
letter received from st officer II ship Almrs Of Va
gauown. dated Faya july 49, reports her clean, all well
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Interesting from New-Orleans

NEW-ORLEANs. Friday. sept - 1911.
The bng Tehuantepec has arrived with Havana
dates Of the 9th INST Her news Of no import ince
she brings a fourth released member Of the Lopez
exposition.
Capt Kclly'S statement has been published here
lie says that Lopez ordered Col. Crlttenden 20 JON
him. which the latter refused to DO md thai 4
guide led L0poz's company - the Spanish troops.
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Wreck of the Bark Merrimack.

PORTLAND, Me. Saturday. Sept. 10, ls5l.
The bark Mernmack. Hamlin, of Baltimore. Of and
for Boston. with a cargo of coal. sprung leak AMI
sunk of the Capes OF Ylrgna-nO dat gwen. The
captain and crew saw the vessel go down. Tney
were picked up by an Eastern vessel aad taken INTO
Tarpaulm Cove. where they took passage for West
Narnouth. arriving there last Thursday night
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Arrivals since our last OF Flour 5000 Wheat
i5OO bushels Corn, n 900 Barley, / 200. Western
T1ouR has been IN fair demand az late rates. WHEAT
has been IN steady request for milling 1900 bushels
GenoSoe were sold on private terms Corn -
steady. sales have been made OF 10000 bushels at
ST. BARLEY-6.O0O bushels sold at zoe a &c for
two-rowed OArs-Sales were made Of 1000 bushels
a. RI.
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Markets

The receipts for the last twcnty-four hours have
been. OF Flour. 5000 bbS. WHEAT, 2l.r bush .
Corn. $4,000. The market for FLOUR has been rath-
or heavy. but without change IN prices. Frime
WHFAr has been IN far demand, with firm market,
while common Is duh and tending downward. some
ono sold At Csc f9c Corn Is steady At Yesterdays
quotations Oars are heavy at 23c. Freight TO Al
bany FLOUR, 4sc. WHEAT, bic, Corn, BIC.
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rcN',eT AR ssh .,-has, s.e~Ass rrirsa.1 .ii XXI.
sAiel5s-Ar Oh. Bersr'n o'soa. New yo-s
or "a, Haas'u. Ns~..Yoss ~ N'" -
" sllns,on .s' ;. .st. Nss Yors
Mes rs 81 81. 80. >gc-l.. Bs,oa
Pee'seurs lsils. iea.ls,ea sroa Hs,AsA, IL Pe.es.
rron Il.rts1..,, sas y
Grs,c>sud-Ar s,h. Fs','.a. Na,s.,s,. Mas,s1.< Sl
fra'raet;s--'i,rr s,6 ',r.. Fs.-u.,a. H,,,a,
81 ta'-.r H III. FL. IL, IT, = ross,s.>a hl'-,.
C.ogc.,,..- A.. -fa. >r..nr-c.- Ror. Qas5e,, In
Cs5t->.l 80. IN pates. rsc,s,'d S.-y,rS Al
vs.r- g.. N.t, 's. . '.t'. %
plf.t. Ar tA r,s6,, llru. G.s,,,. 10, ~sa.
va. ,a,'r a.. i,,-, h.,'.- been - c,a'l-s -tAt As
.-de. ' yea ,-l - " p >ssar r,c, ". Ye-s
rrr..f y v-No,k ~ = Sa.a.l Na.tasa. :. JoAs.
-
Ho,,c.-Ar .sfh Mara Aan,aa Olsc1,il wa
r.r.t-a
=
Eylrtc-rarh.
BOSTON. So, ~. A. ar.- -, -, ~,,.us,N tsaas
70 oAiand 2' 9 no ae1osa. u ,'ss.ss laae' M''.e.
'r'cro IN I'm y J.-n on ne I'M 80 m'e' es,9
o. tr i.,, fr.,, pa. ,.o.t go; Ca3t Nla'i1s.
49, =, -. .' lug 1..' ~ ~ ~ ~a.' ~ ~,
.-.. "a - ~ 4, , '. !. ,''-
~ .' u W .. "a : 49,. "A
i--. a. . t- E..-.,,, ~ ,.,> o. ''." ''SN' 'O'
a. asa 49,. \ 800 s,t,,f..,,. IN. ,t,,.,
- +" 4, ~. '..'tt' ~ IN "',"'
r.n,.n. 80 n +, A,l 80. sn,5s 90
~ = 'u'nv; ~, "l' ' , 80" = NNs,loS'
,hs., ,,, "A, .,..i - . ~ -, a. IA -, Iii
-, 80 -. 80, 49,. 49,, " 80
Giensew Iebsnaa. Susan |. ,ioir ard Mtl~sss,s Ill
Ii, .'' -, l.nss. New e'.S' ~ s'sp s'
81 r,.o. b,ss Jsbsl w,iGsrs. Ne~-No-S
P.lov Da-S e. IN, W IAN W M i,,rr,,., Aps
FAiI RIVFR Srrt ~ A. scbrs H,r.m smth Al
eSandua, Minerva BALTIMORE , Randolph, PAdassi
Ihis. VrElnA. do. n 4 Mod. 4, sla,n 4 Il 40 ma
Now-Nork Sfnt i2-Arr Schr Mathis Dpriee. Alo,ss-
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From Logd, List. SEPT
Gravsscnd-Ar lst. Fnacis, Flhs. New Orleans
Fay. Reed. Green Island sd. Vim. Vail Wshlri, 81.
on Ha.tnss-si,t Aug. Elizabeth, sohade. Por-au-
on Beacke, Heid-Aldeblraa -, Batavia for Ans
tefiam
o. ,te e,,r, Srr AZ 2g,h' Adoi96D.' - Boston
Piimouti-Arr Isl, Kikn I'D. Parser HUI, iaf Boston
Rr,s, An Is, samoser. Chapman Havana.
G.oucestsr-Arr Aug 3lsi. Sir Caas Napier Ie''e'
Rss go No1n,a nee- Crerar lebec
~ Nelson Village. -. saf anaah Aicope' Crank
OF 1--we. ooi--Arr Farlsd. ---, --- L'odlnaaA'
Ardr..son-sld Aug 50ih. Indus. X chan. Boston Z ,
Chds-Arr lst R0tela. iur, Ne YORK
Quee-i.g~n-Anr AZ 3i''. Aiba-fos'' ste~Ae' Porto
L.msuck-Ar Aug 9TH, Florence. cosAsra, New
YORK -.. A.. ~.
Lone. lcesrj-sld 3 s---' h,-4'n<'' O'f-sh' r''''
de.fa 60, AM g,.t M.th,lda. --. Nsw-Y5rs
Eierore-Arr AZ 18th. A g I'll Curt, Hlgsaa,for
p.--siry. A'sr Croker ocEcf Niianzls forPeiefs-
burg J J Roger Sprssls for Petef-onig
Cronstld.-AH Az zitA, Hannah Thornton Di's'
Havana 90. u,.,..i..... r,,,..
Hsi,5s.-Arr Avg 3,h. Narrhe.;er, MFur0a, New
HA.rs--Ar, Aug zata. Ceralsa... wood New-YorA
Gusude-A.l Az so,n. Wo.i. Davies, Ne" Orleans.
Cl.z-Arr Aur zlst. " % Heu0. ~a'f, Nen-f ork
Naaea- SIT Az. zata, Ffecereo' Cfosbr Boston
NIrf.n' a Aux t.flr hrnrf4i jones " tfslhk
Nv Orl,ars Aet.l4. Hufr Is.l. 10 Aux S3'h JuD-
ere. Gontnu NrW-Dflea-s. =,
I',e-.soi se-t "A vessel bottom ~. a1psreniy ~
a.st ss iu-s ras passed Aug " mies u "fa-
r.asa Island
From Li8v1's List sept ! , A.,
Cravts-f AR z3-a. Cr.a4 Queen, bfs"O4i W."
Yor. Azo1 Glgdne- RIo JanelrO.
Dea'-Arr sist, lnnah Lget. Ne~ fofx, yctona.
Portsmolih-Afr 3lst. Post has.e h''1''
Cannon from IoL-ll Z. for New J 0iA ,
C.~es-slt sgh. Amelia Holder A t s'sl utvana
y4rl0uft- Ar 81 A B. JeEnes., % nl'x - Reilo-
piif-sd SCR Cosano. OI.efbntse New 49,
"a IHoWrsDB 60 r-a.-tt New York
Tnerso.I-.rf sl,t F1ropa ~ -, 800. Tsr.ns
Daniel "eft,f TO- 49, e.. Ne,g- Ores,s Esn Mara
warm.s 90 Geo . Hogsy ~ - & den Psissl-
Iapois 1i1ls1s,' Josc. Ne$ York Edsl,d suss,
cio1iss. q N,ass. b. LJ - , S, d., csrn.la
f~s. Do q. 'iC~llnss Nasg-~ Ciz'ey'pn J1nIa'a
~ - y vatk Tronss smith. B'st"o
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Markets NJ

CorroN Is very stiff IN our market The sales
the week have been 1900 bales. Stock on hand,
q GOO bales The quotations are SIC G9c. toc
Mddhng
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VaSseuper> Arrived

T. .biD Ne-iencs Ovcn from fOHt0n-nrs samuel Par
~ Mr j \ B.cA of New OfeAu, q. u DlcNnsDu. ira
Esdian Of The Iseaef ko Al, L9hdln g. rmlip, a.l
a,. Ch. "A oIloel. aud lady. Holster lady aui child
Cha, Asbfv Solthwood. Rev Vim CarhNate. Jts
CHADWICK MAurlce oiIts. Jnp stef u ihFli9 LahD
Tohn Lamb Granville Lamb John Se~el-
IL sltp Icr,nq. froHl DE1ul-Mr T. Blfchte.i. Clas
Hl1m NJ Son.eUllle ans children. Mrs Wright ind
2, ~ c-.-t Nert-~u ron Lre-poo,-N, Haynes ard
lady. o. Brooklyn NJ md Master ' in EllcNle, NJ
p,c..n,1t Ms, sherman. II New Y0r. Mr. sumers,
NJ i.t,r S1ro.rs " Sortf. of Philadelphia VI. al ar
I PhIladeIrfl. VIZ Cunlushtm, II B'stoai VI. Cola
han. II J. ..no Dr " Lila
Ir irri w. Tn~se rom 8-sf7s4-. Muller. \ Schro-
ler. c Fleleza. Ar II trceil
IN ~ Veaps from Nta- 0fierH5-Nr Doran
ID s.b 4 4 L fall1r. u0m tlrfafgslg-A Ever
ia irrt solomon F1f1g rom NHfttgs-F. Watts. Jfs
Carlisle Kchard ttu Peer Sr-0fieT. Thomas Mari
JOIN u .tthe. - Au-u--.rr J 'aT.la
N.NIA-URE ALNASAC...4HIs 0sf.
CRY ti.ss 8 g. aets-.---5 9 scC. -hsos-----) -
Hfrr Et-ss----Sept ~.
s,ni, H1oE % 81 CIV Island ID Ia Hel! G-'s 5)n
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18
WASH AND BE HEALED.

Is pretty generally understood that the old modes OF
Medical Practice BY poisonous drugs although fur ma
ny centuries In vogue. radically small do
% not excepted Don't give small doses Of poison 10 cure
Dig ones And there this moment- in every town
our vast country muli:udes that enrich themselves on the
misery and creiuy Of their fellow But the nineteenth
century brings 10 he refreshing and purify prc-
tce OF the WATER CURE. Oh that all race nigh; be
made ae qained with its Medicinal qualities II must b..
admitted that the Water Cure is the nn0y aiion ey-
eF made m The healing mode curing and
ing disease without the Of drugs OF any kind Nhatev-
r may be said OF other modes of it Will be acknow
ged by all who acquainted with the facts that
~ ,tefn has no parallel its Ii system.
m vr that Is eminenily calculated be understood
ht many and simple il is lis capability u1ad
speedily etccious diseases, OF whaiev form and
IN Tue prevention of pain be doubted ques nned
But its strongest facts, possible to BE- found GU
ring Of chronic maades that other reach.
Being strongly impressed with the truths of the Water
Cure Srf and haTing had practice in the applica-
0n OF those truths all VT ch practices have been attended
with the most favorable Results feel 10 10 be duty
say to the public that shall De ready when called upon,
TO devote time and talent the relief and cure such
az the many physical Ills To Which humanity subject.
may be brought 10 my notice professionally.
ISAAC GEORGE.
kenosha, January :, 1851. 20
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
RACINE COUNTY !
In the Of the Estate Of JOHN O. PARKER decea
Sod.
To the heirs law and all persons interested the above
named Estate
y Office is hereby given that IcmUel Booth admins
y Of said ESlGe, viii present his final account for
allowance. and settlement to the County Court in md for
the county of Racine aforesaid, the Court House in the
cy Racine il said county. the first Monday in April
next, a. ten o'clock \. NJ. of said day.
-. T.. WORDING,
fl County Judge uf Racine County.
The above named settlement is postponed ill the first
Monday in May next.
W. r. WORDING,
+-b County Judge Of R-cine County.
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Speeds
Erie and Michigan Telegraph Lac,

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Al', n well A. the Nnre, and communications for tho
kNs wi be sent hs either Customers desire. our arrange
Incnts perfect for sending dispatches any part Of
Che nitcd ami thv British Provinces. The points
with which are la communication IN " -cuusu are, rs
cine Milwaukee, nrJukee, Shehoy ShehoyC Fails,
Pond In Isc. o-hk Ssh \venh. Appleton and Gre"n Ray
Also " aukr~t. N hItt~ JAugA Tile, Jefferson Ntll-
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kfyktNu Rockford B.t,trrr, Nnrrugo Woodstock. Dan
drr, Etu, =. charles, Geneva. Aurora, and Napcrvc,
Illinois.
we solicit continuance ct tn patronage with which
have herCotare hr'u favored tiH, gua,s omen and
operator always oakland ,' attend hu>r, between The
hours IF A. NJ and ss 4. Nj S'uh-yast corue- ot Nam
and l5rS streets. q. e.. ~HNIES.
= Agent and Operator.
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NOTICE


kENoSUA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
John Z. Vel, erton,
Daniel W. Huibrrouk,
Martha :. Holb.ook and
George W. Handy.
ID virtue oC final decree made BY this Court in the 4
IL hove entitled cause the third day Of December \
D. loo stall sell at public auction the highest bidder
all and singular the mogag"d premises in the
bill icompaInI in said cause and therein described Is fol-
lows to VIZ All that certain piece parce land sit4e
lying ant being IN he Town II Southport city of
nosha county OF kenush3 and of W scunsin d.cri-
bed a. follows beginning stake hundred and tqa-
" 10 feet east of the northwest of block three in
the south ward first ward Of the CITY Of krno.h be-
ing IN The southeast quarter OF section thirty one town t
north OF range tWentythrec cas-; thence southery On the
east line Of lot ow ned by Hiram Hulbrook in said block
Three one hundred and fortyWo feet stake: thence,
westerly street, hundred twenty feet thence
snuihcry the east line of West thirty eight and
half feet - stake; thence right angles With the last n
med line east,Ty one hundred and eighty feet to a
stake; thence uorhcriy about hundred and f,flur
feet tn Grand street, thence westerly south line pf
Grand street sixty feet tn thu place ~ beginning.
The above sale viii take place Saturday the 9fth ,lsy
OF April, \ D. ISL between hours of one and IN rec
o'clock IN the afternoon Of that day, the steps in front If
The Court House IN the city OF kenosha in the county Of he
noshs, state OF W iscnnsin.
\. r. ALLEN. SheriTof Kenosha Co.,
HESRY Il. TowsLEE. Compliments Sol.
henJshR March Sth. 1871.
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AU-Hcaling Ointment !
Or the
Worlds SaIve

which discerning public has applied to this
medicine for there is scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it will not benefit. have
used 1t for the last fourteen wears for all diseases
OF the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has 1t failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail al the Grand Depot, III
On ST, New York. and BY all Druggists
throughout the United States
]. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
lIl Fulton St. Ny
C. " FUTILE, Auburn, " Y, 1genu lor
" y, Mich and Wis.
Sold by y. Saryer, p. p. Gresn, HcnosIa;
d. s. Dsneg Wautegan; $. Johnson d Co..
Bennett d .Ne'-,r, Racine
N0r. I, 1850. en-