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EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIE OH pAtNr.
inrs krgravines, Large Ccstscssa II Assceiaseoss
Books Thursday morning. Jssy sesh ccsoA,
north eide
an hss fsrussss md hssshct
effects, co0vfssinG IN pass e. NA sss II
Msbsrsny s~AAs, passos chairs hess sisls t
cherry sHA maple esue sass charu
. DO u maple b~dssasds 10 -
Dressing buveaa wardrobcs, wnshsessSs ~
rcash<r beds, holsters asd pillows towel AsNds
Rest curlcd hair and hssk sssssrcssss aeR tA #aAM
Looking gisssns, painted window shsAcs 49,.
curtains, covnce, snd hyunres 90 ~ 49,
AstAl lamp, candesAbvss, clcck lt w u
Cooking and cthsv aoves, IRE ivuns A& go
Also vsuabs OIL paieslnga and enevsvtur
Together with collection n scc< eopssu AesAesses nso
poems magaxnes ecwgfessi"1al and
and Journals seA css scssnaAs svAy and
useful works.
Terms $50 under that cves Of f~o and
months, for notes ssacsory embossed hssdns
K July I'D a.I..s. Hso"@"s"0s's
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a.sa ARREST ALLEGED FUGITIVE SLAVE
Pm. pKLrHrA July 2O.-A colored man, named William
Brown, was brought before Commissioners InsraAam,
charged with being fugitive slave having away from
hi. owner M j. Q, Howard, of Cecil county Maryland
Il seems belongs tho Older Of Froe MAsons, and
owns small farm in the State Of New Jersey Hs
will be more fully Investigated Tomorrow. t3t 4 fnr -
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WHALx rsHrRY,-The business in the United S,.,.,
sppsa" now 10 be confined in i,s enterprise. 10 four
Sss' and Of these Massachusetts far overbaane.. Al
voc ,eA 70 n.r share on the whole number Of .hios
Than $50 were owned in
owning ~ New York 80. and Rhode yssnd % -,
"s"v wh"ns'on tDel) was engaged in The bo.ne..
hmi'sd extent but the tendency of eomms,e. i
.o"e's"on has carried the fishing .n,errrses mostly
% Masaenusetts, particularly 10 New Bsdford wh;eb
g nso ~ January last, no less than av7 ships and
ENGAGED ~ the whale fishery For com. wears
NJ" no'e .snoency seems 10 have been to cen,raxe
market of the United S,at.s s''' ~
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The FISHERY QUESTION I'VE have good reason 10
doubt the truth Of the statements which have obtained
currency and which il would credited at Wash
ngon That our fishermen have gone armed with the
purpose OF maintaining their rights by force il need be-
"shave good authority for saying far Gloucester
neonesrned foundation for such report
ana mai no n-hing vessel among the large number which
nave sailed from that place has taken arms .st
fBosf Ere Trnp
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eoIIos OF ArncA.-Thiriy varieties OF cotton have
been found growing spontaneously in Attic. Am;.-
sonary says he stood erect under the branch.. Of col.
70" uee IN 'ouah village, so heavily laden with balls
mAa vas proppsd up with forked sticks 10 prevent IL
rom ofeasng under lts own weight The co,,sn wa.
equal 70 'h.t Of any country The naive. manufsc,ur,
cotton goods extensively go
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PAsskD.-MAtSE LIQUOR LAW DEFEATED.
ALBANY. IN Y,) July 2L-The Legislature OF New York
has passed through the house the bill to provide against
RAILROAD accidents. #s5 rfFaI3t 1870 Esae-t
The Maine iiquor-!sw bill hiss been defeated in the
house by a majority Of 81 yeas to 81 nays. 1i5
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Believed the magic wonders which he sang" SEQ &
here n oil his economical lore and political knowledge
set asid, by asiutss facts II was this topic that old
Christopher North, whom we would have delighted 10
Welcome here at III late celebration with aspcrtes all
genial, was won, in ojen time to make most merry
'I.i.,sn, my lads, to the ip full Intelligence
+lFa Mebousne prooaims a millennium At hand
Neer did such tdngs, by mail or by d'l'gence' sH8#
Bring such relief TO pcrishing land.
Another triumph 10 our sailing vessels OF the
" Sovereign OF the Seas in passage OF ess than oor
teen days from this port to Lverpoohas set New York
again asoE. ral ~ t.tHTsae et
By our accounts from South America, il appears
that Bueaos Ayres continues suffer all the evil Of civil
war THIS pro,racted contest is ruinous to commercial
interests and We hope that united action
the part OF Eaglish French, and Americana in the form
Of protests supported by the foreign war steamers on the
station will have the effect oil ending the blockade y
would be dcaloas ,ha blockade, we're II not qai,e 50
serions. ~ 't'a ~ - p
ose concession follows on another The desgn Of the
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rnE salk RAmHoAp.-- xxc.rExEsr AT xsIE.

EaIE July l9AIarge public meeting was held here to-
day in oppo,on change OF gauge Of tho Eric and
Northeast "a road The Getting, which was much ex-
cited was called by the mayor aud council who attended
Strong resolutions adopted against the change and
The law which authorized H. One resolution The
CITY council 10 pass ordinance directing tho proper Of
toer, 10 remove The railroad track from the public streets
in case change Of gauge attempted which was passed
nmousy immediately after the meeting adjourned
the city council met and passed tho ordinance requested
above Considc rable trouble is anticipated. IA
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condition OF Eastern affairs; and although good in
quiry has been experienced holders show their stocks
freely that marked change 10 prices can be quoted
If any the clean, useful qualities above mddlinS.
in American slshtly deaer, but lower qualities are
difficult to move. fe t tg WHAl4g trh IL II
Daring the pas, fortnight a hardening tendency has
been continuous and houses have raised their QUO
iaons one sxteenih ceigbb, TO meet this imper-
cepiJle Improvement, chiefly on fair Mobiles and NJ.
lands Fridays Gales were 5000 bace. the market
closing steady Saes OF the week. 39,13o bales, incla-
ding $50 on speculation, and 170aO tor export ne
authorized quotations areair Orleans. %; m.ddiins,
m,ddng, 9 nfetior. 81 8; ordinary, 81 Isl Stock
in port, $50 900 bales, including os3 600 American
against Total of $4,000 bales of wh'eh $4,000 were
American) last year al this time. I'll 4, 40, W..
LIVERPOOL July e-BreadstuAs during the early part
Of the extremely excited but more favorable
accounts OF the weather in France checked speculation
There is less rmness in prices wheat having declined
Id 10 2d., -four, Cd to 3D., from the extreme point OF
prices days since White American wheat ~ quoted
at 7s I'd to Sc red and mixed. 7-. 81 to 7s ID West
canal Hour, 26s Cd 10 ala Baltimore PnIlade'pnia
and OHIO ala TO as. sd. sour, 22s a2s lnasa corn
In better request at an Improvement OF gu ~ Wh"o'
yellow, and MIXED range from ais, 32s
Dennstoun s. Co. and others quote white at 32s 32s
3D. mixed and yellow, Dis. ahs
Lnseed cake IN speculative demand-thck round at
81 So. a e. los thin oblong, fs TO E9 10
good demand at 90. advance. A few sales OF Carolina
reported ut ass. Ashes dull and unchanged Glover.
seed nominal, Taow in good demand ~ improved
prices-52s. Cd paid for good North American. Ro:in
6ne Tupen,ine--7oo bills changed hands NJ iOs Cd =
lis. 81 Spirits dull at4os sos Palm oil continues ~
good demand. a.s ,5s =. Rass 49,. =. ,a7a ri
Rather more inquiry for beef and lev retail sales
making Stock low and dealers buyins Tor the'r wants
Prime mess o5s 1865. ordinary, sos = y0s- 1870 4.
Pork--morr inqa,ry than Tor three weeks past some
being ,at.n for export, Holders firm aod prices s'eady
prime eastern mess, sos SIS. western, 72s Sd 7ss
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BosTos Jaly 20.The barn aud dwelling house Of Mr.,
George w Law,on Wslthnn, this city, were burnt
this morning. Gibson Farwoll, fireman, belonging to
the Wal,ham II ose Company, Instantly killed by tho
falling OF a chimney. tHt - e
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TnE FALLs-6 30, p m-The went over the falls at
O'Clock raft had been dated TO him. which he on.
when they oated another Iifc-boat him. and he
getting ready Jump the boat struck Tho ra and
swept him oil the rapids. He attempted TO swim for
small island but failed reach it, He raised himsef up
his full height, Shrek waved his arms wildly aud
diss ppeared
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For Sale.
HARNESS SHOP.

YEVH0MAS ENGLISH hasremovaa hi H.,
n shop enc deer east OF the Central Railroad Hra on
Market street He will keep constantly on hand vs,;
tyoi Dram Harnesses, expressly for Famers' use ana.
which will be sold the most reasonable terms CIV
~ d eau. =, 7. ENGLISH.
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MONEY LOANED.
Ksnosha, Wis, 1851.
XEE INSURANCE..

j. BOND is also agent for he New England Mniual Life
Insurance CompanyOne Of the best and reslon !b
Companies in the United States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
R0uND S,is s,rOMACH yyORnI.

This is usually found in the small intesnes, and
IL the worm common children, yet 1t is not entirely
confined them, adults have frequently been known TO
seller with them. The Symptoms most prominent while AZ
cced with this worm hardness and funess of the bel
IT, Shiny Stools the bowels picking at the nose
bucish streak under thecyes &c. YOU or any of your
children have any Of he above symptoms
Uor Sgrup can safely depended npOnby using it you
have certain, safe and speedy and if after using il
according the directions the patient is not restored 10
health and thoroughly eradcaed from the sys
tenn YOU can assured there is remedy beyond the
grave rs for fail there is such word fail with those
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
THE TAPE WORM.

This worm the most difficult to destroy OF ali that
inhabit human body. 1t grows TO almost indefinite
length becoming eocd and fastened in the inestnes
and stomach to produce FITS, ST. Vitas' Dance &c.
which the of many going to the not believing
these plants have their orginfrom the Tape U0r
consequently they do not the proper medicines for their
disease. To those who afflicted with this awful foe to
health. recommend the use of my Worm Syrup and liz
Ps the Syrap be taken in doses of table spoons
futhree times day, then take from v" 10 eight OF my lii
Liver Pills, To disloge and pass the By strictly
following these directions the obstinate of Tape
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
CONNECTICUT
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD, CONN.
Insures Real and Personal property all kinds against
or damage by FIRE.
Directors:
Ben w. Greene, EdwnD. Morgan,
Joseph Trumbull, James Dixon,
James i. Hosmer Edmund &. Howe,
David b, Robinson, Ferliu5 Wadsworlh,
Julius Can, Timothy NJ. Allyn,
Harvey seymour. John l.. Bunce,
Edison FeSsendcn.
BENZ. w. GREENE, Pres't.
JeHN 3. ELpRIDGE, Scc'y.
This Company has been in operation about two years
and by the of prudence and caution has done
very successful business and is acknowledged to be Of
the best not the very BEST and safest Insurance Company
in the United States.
Its Directors among the most wealthy und subsan-
taI men in the city of IIartford-and pay all losses with
promptness and hberality.
Rates of Premium low any other responsible Com
pany. JOSIAH BOND, Agent.
Aug. Cd, 1859.
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GROCERY
Provision Store.
No. 60, Main ST., West Side

TEvIE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past fayors, would
"a respect fully informs the citizens Kenosha nd vi
entity that heis hand furnish them at unusually
low prices, with all kinds of
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
Fruit by the barrel or bushe Candies Conectonares
and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Goods, and Yankee Notions of all kinds
Cigars by the box dozen single
Cod Fish, Mackcrc White Fish, &C.
FLOUR Ofthe best brands always Oh hand.
Wooden Ware, &C., &C., &c..& c., &C., &c, &C., &c.
Give call and will satisfy you of the quality and
prices. il. r. HANDBOOK.
Onedoor North OF Elkins 'Jcwelry Store.
N. y. Spnrtsncn would do well TO remember before
purchasing elsewhere, that have constantly hand Iaz
yards celebrated Rifle Powder. Asoa good assortment
of Gun Wad3, Shot. Caps, &c.
KcnoSha, October. 1852.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
TEVHIs Purely YrgefaJie Compound scientifically pre-
4 pared from the best Roots and Herbs of the Maera
Medical ard has gained an unrvaed reputation for the fol-
lowing effects,
Regulating and Strengthening the Lirer and
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
Stomach and Borels,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia, ndgestiOn COsveness, Piles, Headache Fever
and Ague, Jaundicc, Nausea, Loss of Appetite &C. and
causing the food TO nourish and support every part
PURIFYING TIE BLOOD,
and thus curing all ITumors Cutaneous Erupons scror
a Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head Cankcr Pmplcs
on the face Botchos, Ulcers Tumors Mcrcural Diseases,
Cancers, &c. &c.
REGULATING TIE SECRETOR
ORGANS,
and by enabling them perform their proper functions
preventing and curing man! painful and dangerous disea
scS;
Strengthening and quoting The Nervous Sys-
tenn,
ihus aaying Merry Irritation and curing all
'hc Nerves, Is iiysieria Neuralgia, Cramps, &C.
II is 1tlriraled in The cure of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
a Weakness General Debility Irreguarity Distractions
ness also, Lung and THROAT COMPLAINTS as Gods
Coughs, Asthma, Consumption &c; also, Dropsy.
Having madeuse OF The Compound yrup yellow Dock
Root, prcpatv cd by {. MORSE & co.. either ourselves or
in our families, ans finding ii 10 be very sautary and Of
fcciua preparation. do most cheerfuly recomm md il
To the public As very valuable medicine.
+. Bourne, Esq Cashier National Bank, Providence II
l.; \ w Spencer. Esq ASHER Lime Rock Bank, do. do
Rev VIM Phillips, Rcy.J. b. Richmond, C. :. Jones' cd
torrrovidcncc Gen. Adrt VIM. Field M.W. 6. NJ, cyrus
Fish@, NJ +. II. Pr james Hutchinson, C. :. Dea u j.
Bates Doct Benz Colby and one hundred others of the
most espectahrfamilies ofProvidcncc
This ccrtiS that have for number of years been ac
qnan:cd with the compoSitiouand mode ofmanuactureo Of
MuRSES COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
Nool nave also been Rcqud nied it'll its modrs opC-
randi IN disease and say that in aeSpscts adm
Ahy calculated to remedy that class of Diseases which
Sdr>lEn"d ltiSeSpetiaily valuHblein INDIGESTION
and al rs ncndE p0uS, eXcitos healthy action
ahG IL! hHremovGS to7por and inactivity ofGhs ORGAN
ana stimulates healthy action in all the system, AsaDE
~ AloE'orpuridcr ofthe Blood ithas no superior
FroridoSec, r. L,Jan. 1, 1883 80 LAW '-'' w. -
PREPARED BY
G. u 0 Il Il G CO.
NO. I46. B IL OADwAY.
sold by Druggists and others hroushouths and other
COUNTRIES ly-45
+. ROBINSON, Agent, Kenosha. Wis
&TAAl City and County Scrip. wan.
SRVSOted IN exchangefor anything have
tosell atmy Store, NO.70 Main ST
1R.PIELPs.
Il ESFlNGS-a fine aSsortmentat
METCALF. MERRILL d COS.
WANTED!
AGS, Old Copper, Pewter and Brass. a
n No. 20, Main ST.
N afLE MOLASSES-as superior article f.
W ~.
I'VE SAFE oy SCOTT & STRONG.
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$500 CHALLENGE!
H0BENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

arliclefounded upon Scientific Principles compoun-
"a dcd with purely Vegetable substances, being perfect
safe when TAKEN and has been known TO fail in Gu
ring the most obstinate HORNS never exist when
This remedy once used from the fact that il only de-
stroys them but removes al the slime and mucus which
ma
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
New Clothing Store.

JAMES Il. NEEDHAI,
s23EANE EAIhOAo
I'D GS leave to announce to the citizens of Ke-
ED nosha, and the ad joining country, that he
has just opened Store Main Street, near the
Central K. II. Office, where he will carry on the
bushes of Merchant Tay'or. He is now rereiv-
ing large stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS AND
READY MADE CLOTHING, of
every description, which will be sold sheap for
CASH.
Among his stock may be found
French, English d. american Cloths,
Ofal hues, large assortment Of
CASH MER RES.
French, English, and American; consisting of
black Doeskin. fancy do, great variety of
VEST INGS.
or every Color, Black Satin, Fancy Black Cash,
meres, Farmers Satin, Italian do, and great
variety of other
PATTERNS,
In addition TO his stock, may be found an as.
sortment of
SHIR rs,
Cnder Shirts, Flannel do, Cotton Flannel do,
Silk do, Worsted do, and
COL LARS,
or the latest styles; also large variety ofc arsas
Scarfs, Hankerchiefs, Satin Stocks, FiguS Crave
Also, large assortment of Gloves Black
Gloves, Kid DO, White, Silk, 4. Worsted Gents
HOSIERY, OF all kinds.
A very extensive assortment of.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons. Ovcrcoats, Overhawls,
India rubber Overcoats, &c, &c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

fENHE FORTIETH Edition, with One Hpn
n bred Engravings, showing Diseases and NAL
formations of the Human System in every shan.
ana form. To which is added Treatise on i5s
Diseases Of Females, being ofthe highest import.
ahce to married people, or those contenpat;n,
marriage BY WILLIAM YOUNG, nj. D,
Let no father be ashamed to present copyo
ESCULAPlUS TO his child. 1t may save him
from an early grave. Let no young man or NO.
man enter into the secret obligations of narri.5
life without reading the POCKET ESCULk,
RUS. Let no one suffering from a hackpinr
Cough, Pan in the Side, restless nights, neryou,
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sepsa.
ions, ard given up their physician, be another
moment without consulting the 1ESCULAPIUS
Have the married, or those about TO be married
any impeachment, read this truly useful book, as
mas been the means of saving thousands of I'M.
fortunate creatures from the very laws of death
H. Amy Person sending TWENTY FIVE
CEN ) enclosed in letter, will receive one COPY
oil tins work by mall or five copies will be Sent for
One Dollar
Address, (pOst. paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
no45.ly No, l52 Spruce ST., PhiIadlepr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

TIVE IJndersg ncd Watch
l. making and Jewclry Establishment lately belonging
TO j. c. GOfredsOn, wishes to inform the public that he
has hand and is constantly receiving additions 10
his already eXtcnsi invoice of
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CNt 4 4 40 g,

Which will be done at short notice. and all work
warranted. Gentlemen will find it for their in
terest to give me call before purchasing else
where, as ] am determined to sell such Goods and
at such rates, as viii make it AN object for pur-
chasers to patronize the New ''CLorHINc SroR e
JAMES +. NEEDHAM
d37knosha, Wis, Main St, 2 Doors Soutb or
Michi gan Central r. r, Office. ml2n45.lv
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
ASC4HEDES, Ola SMALL THREAD
WORMS

These TO which the human system is liable,
the Troublesome of all others They generally to
found ia and if allowed 10 remain, from the
irritation they produce, lay the foundation for serious dis
orders such inflammation of the bowels, and other de-
Engagements the stomach. The best and safest medicine
Ihat can be used is IlOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP
Such is the astonishing power of my medicines is
cGridcs, that defy any one to produce where my
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills recommended TO be used
they will All that necessary is to the Syrup
accordance with directions each bottle; and in
gentle putive is required in order ay The irritation
they produce the Liver Pills by their sympathising action
and heay operation upon the bowels is The most pleasant
-ll.G..L. 49,. -LLtLl
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TO FEMALES.

Nouwl find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you subject. In distractions ete~
total partial they have been found of benefit
in restoring and purifying the blood and other fluids
To all complaints which may arise from female irreg
lares. headaches dinusS OF sight. pain the side,
These Pills the only and effective remedy the
following complaints: GOu, Nervousness Melancholy Sick
Headache, Gdiiness, rheumatism distressing dreams,
Dmness Osigh or in ac the diseases that from
affections Of the Liver mpuriy OF the Blood constpa
ti.,p thu H.,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
GEORGE WOOD. NJ. ID.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
l., BOWEN, NJ, ID.

g Purchase but those having the signature 81
n. HDBENSACk, as all others worthless limitations
Agents wishing supplies. and all Others wishing
become agents. must address the PROPRIETOR " Iloben
sack. at his Laboratory, No l0 North Second Street above
Race Philadelphia.
Sold Oy all Druggists and Mechanism the L. 6. AZ
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

URAGUa &GUZGcR
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

The symptoms of Dyspepsia and its various diseases
dizziness in the head heartburn oppression after eating
arising from the stomach and sometimes
neral angor OF the whole body. From this it will be
that the disease owes its origin to dSorgnZed state of the
Liver and stomach. HOBENSACk'S LIVER PILLS il
the very medicine 10 effect permanent and lasting cure
they by changing the certain morbid actions OF the sys
TEN into healthy acoh and rendering the blood pure and
healthy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
EzGBENsACK,s LIVER PILLS.

No pa' OF the system is more liable 10 disease than the
Lre, being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
and diseased, the blood of course flowing through
all parts of the body produces Licer Complexities aundicc
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
FaEDECAL EVIDENCE.

undersigned Physicians, having had the recipe
their manufacture submitted to for inspection, say, that
the ingredients of which they composed makes them
tho best pill in for all diseases The Liver impurities of
the Blood, &C.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
LIVER COMPLAINT

the region of the Liver, vomiting, bitter yellow furrcd
tongue pulse full and bounding, thc pain in the side is in
creased by pressure should the LEFT lobe be affected the
pain is ally in the left shoulder, with shoL dry cough
the skin becoming IF SqOo appearance" and the stools
cay coore3 This disease be cured by the of fIO
BENSACk'S PILLS, they act directly upon the
seat disease and then operating uponthc bowels they
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EIarsa for Europe.

rns srE YORK WEEKLY h22ALp.
The royal mail steamship Europs, Capt. shannon WI
sssye this part o'clock this afterr7op for lvspce
subscriptions Advertisements for any edition d sns
nxw ysax Ena VII 5e ssss.ved Vt following ssos.
In Esrcpe
Lvurcaz--rcAn auatcr, 10. fsrarrdiss etress.
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wra. Thomas & Co., NJ. 10 Catherine srera.
PAxn -IN.,gston, Wells Co., Place do Ia 5aa-TS
g. e. Revolt, No. IT RE de Is Ranqus
ne European mails VIII erss At half past ten csaoas
This morning.
he wmzzy HnAID WIN Be published at hak-par nine
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