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Il. FLUEGES.. .,.,..- stsa.
Teacher of the English. FIe ,ch and Ger.
ef-f man Language.
DRIvATE LESSONS either at his Residence Or Ii
II Pupils. ~ - f
English-German Female-School Corner Z Tsirc
and Walnut s:reest. sept ly L
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s.. h. GILnERT d co.

3. u. 6II8GkxT q Co., - .
agewus 60. Cypress Facl0Fy.
TAvE now ON hand and are constantly receiving Cot
ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, which
they will sell favorable they be pur
chased in this any other city. We selling cotton
yarns at wholesale and cents for 70s 600s and
500s respectively with discount OF for cash, time
for approved paper. nov23 II
GRAHAM & FARRELL.
VX7E have now on hand, and prepared tn sell nj
Wv low rates, we'll selected stock Of Groceries,
sishng in part Of, viz: f4.ttE. r#f srs.
Sugar. Glass Ware, Tea, Gloves,
Coffoe. Buckets. Trace chains. Raisins,
Holasses, Selves, Curfy.eombs, Cassia,
Flour, Star Candles, Ginger, NutmegS,
Tobacco, wash-boards, Pepper, lMsckerel,
Cotton Yarns, Herring, Spice, Cement
~ -Whskey C;alores-
In addition the above lately reed stock OF
Brandy. warranted together with general assort
nent of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, which will
,f sposeas a small ad vance. felojl
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G. EF + R ON
Life Insurance Comp any,
CiNciENAri. Quo.
Incorporated by the State Of Ohio,
.sf. &f00 0O0 n A r,rrar 4

sa4l 500, 900 CAPITAL.
A lfS INSURANCE sSec:ed IN :.ia company oa as
xf Mutual and jolht 6s9ck oyssen.
e QGeefs ssf Dtreessrs:
H. n. GoopxAx. Presr W. ". Ccxu, vles rrsst
DiSsetors:
II. n. Goodman, Vim. Burnet,
WV Comes. VIM. MeCammon,
+. Gest George Carlisle,
Chasies Conahan, Samuel B. Keys,
A. u. Burt, c. Goodman of Cincinnati.
n. B. Payne, Cleveland, .. w. Dcshler, CoumLus.s
- BOARD Of Finanee:
Hon. Jacob Burpet, Saml Virgins, Esq.
s. s. Goodman, Esquire.
Applications received by p. HORNBROOK, Agent. !
Prof. W. ". BYyoRp. Medical Examiner. ldeclu-f1
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BOOT AND SHoEs.

BOOT AND SHCHS.
e.> TuE undert ned would respectfully In. mir
8 form the publ that he has now on hand SViy
the rgest a most approved styles OF -
- custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid ladies' Boots Buskns Walking Shoes and Slippers
Also for Misses, &C., &c. Also hand, splendid
stock Of Leather aud Findings for sale wholesale and
ail low for cash. his old stand Water doors
bove Pavilion Hotel. lje3-lyl r. DEUSNER.
OIGARS-20,000, choice bands of every Kind JUS
~ reed and for sale by -.
oc,lS PRESTON BROTHERS..
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PR erof aRoTHrRs

IIAvE received their new supply Of Groceries Of
ever, description. and leel confident In saying that
they can oner inducemeut TO buyers and eer1t,y
eAsnfs rarely to be- met with. Call and examine for
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph Office, Wa.
Ter Ct. toctIs1 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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DEPOSITS.

TNAE Evansville Insurance Company pays interest
cash deposits made at the Office of the Company, ON
Water street, four doors below the following
Frd. For Dsiy Deposit. nao,s. per ''n'R'r 'nnam
So g. s" -.-A .aa
ru.,. u,",,: :" :. 3" .,
All deposits made wiz the Company Will BE- refunded
in current Bank Notes u. otherwise agreed upon.
mhl9'5l-u WM. T. PAGE. Sesty.
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tpoRrER RS and WHOLESALE Dealers In Fors.st anr
<1or,esuc Byy Goods. Hats. Caps. Boots and hoes
ts-nog ogiidiac plros street between Main snd,yca
e. granville, I'D. Particular sttsrtIou psido or
~ - = soS3
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- ssctr8 1tj lpndjaua. fs<- ~ - > = ?
WE have now hand juss received and e. - ~
wv the largest cheapest. and most daeiishls stoek
Of Staple and fancy Dry Goods etef offered In Indians;
very large amount Of which trscssd for ~
rore the advance in goods. sazi- - - 2
Our arrangements with manufAetufes and ImX 5fIeg1
aud having OF the hrn alwaye IN he u1fke1
enables sell goods greatly below most nJef bouss
We determined to sell goods on small pFnc:s en1
solicit all who wish TO buy cheap. - call and a. tnb
our extensive stock before buying eisewsre 80 :
aug19 81 81 lr y. II. MAGaBB = 90.
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GREAT EIRE A CBiLliCOTBE,
oneAsAira Of the fown Dufntss Ashesi

cnn<scorus, o., ApH 1ssh. ses2.
Messrs- SrxaaRs & MARvsx- -
every Sxfo In The nre hn even good tof
nothiux I lost large Safe-Er PeRts fLS psTaov
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servt.
WHIT CLEMONS.
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NEW CO1fEB E0U83- -
lyl story Brick Building near he Psvcfba Rsse&1R
WAFER street. has htted and furnished n he ned
complete style. aud ID now. prepared 70 wsDton90d0
accommodate his fren and the public gcneFzll. H.
i5sr will " supplied with the cb0IeeA Hquot VIM
and Aies. which, with other refreshments be viii see
up In the most approved stye and &c ull bou 81 81
day.. Mr. s. vii alwsya ksepss goot .sysns9 u -
best brauds Of Cigars. o<tf FL
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ID DGMOvAL- -FoSl Err q BROwNhave remove
Ilheir stock Of Groceries TO their large and commodio
store corner Main and kirst streets where they Won
bs pleased their old friends and the public general
oct1>0 M ~ f.- =. - ~
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r HAVE removed my 0nsrs to Water ssrest, next d.
IL 10 lhe Lafayette Houf g." where can ~ foana ut
times by day night unless PROFESSIONALLY sLeseed-
apSr JOHN SHAW G.. N. II. D.. de
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EvANSA11l Il HATM 3Y
fsss8n-TI lIlFAL, rSTYLE o. HxDL : y fstf{ 3
inri,s the siis9scn 2, e 2; &c Rges g
most approved style. Having selected the vey 6est of
Stock the qualify viii be equal TO ah-. 0soQetne1
soaving their orde assured that NO - y4t
All kinds cffaney silk aud Fur hsts madet0 o5 Ae
icuiar attention Il paid 70 ordered hsts- ve2 (6ep
Caps. 1-t y -9fi.lffl.} p vAyxz!k k<sze
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ANSWER.

None whatever On the contrary such a
course would be so ridculously inconsistent
that none but Jackass would believe that
any man of half sense would ''bite his own
nose off" neutralize his influence, and pro
claim himself to the world a knave and hyp-
ocrite by doing such thing. l do not own
the American Museum building, nor never
did cannot get the control of its basement
for several years. have frequently and in
vain offered large sums Of money above the
fair rent for said basement, in order that |
could stop the sale of intoxicating drinks
therein, and | never directly nor indirectly
"rented grog shop in New York or else
where. | hereby offer and promise to pay
any person ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, who
will prove that the charge contained in the
above letter is true SO far as am concerned.
Il. I. BARNUM
p, S. AS l intend making the tour of Wis
consin lecturing on Temperance and the
Maine Law, | will thank the papers Of that
State to publish the above. PIT. b.
Chicago, July 25, 1853.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
BUFFALO, July %.


The steamer St. Lawrence, which left San
dusky yesterday afternoon for this port, was
run into last night between Fairport and
Ashtabula by the steamer Queen City, bound
from Dunkirk to Detroit. The Queen City
struck the St. Lawrence fifteen feet from her
stern, cutting her almost on. The Sr Law
renee continued on her course and the Queen
City turned and followed her about two
hours, when finding that she could get along
by the aid other pumps, turned and proceed
ed to Detroit The st. Lawrence arrived
here about o'clock hismorning, and mme-
diately proceeded to the dry dock Of Bidwcll
Il Banta. 1t will probably take 8 ORIG days
to repair her. The damage is estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000. The night WIS quite
clear and the moon out in full, and the lake
smooth and calm early in the evening when
the decks were filled with passengers, 1t is
more than strange how such an accident
should occur.
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The following correspondence appears in
the Chicago Tribune of the 9th inst
Since Mr. Barnum's visit to this city, absurd
statements have been made as to his owning
liquor establishments which accompany his
travelling menagerie. The story is equally
unjust as that which he refutes in his answer
to the charges below:
MEssRs EDITORS The following anonv-
nous letter just received, contains calumny
which have refuted score of times in the
public prints. | will thank you to permit
me to do SO once more:
CHICAGO. 23d July, SO.
PIP. I. BARNUM-Can you explain to this
community what consistency there is in rent
ing grog shops under the American Museum
and lecturing on Temperance!
"a TEMPERANCE MAN"
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SSKEREEF,S SALE

by virtue of a writ of execution, called n Fcri
ID Facias, issued under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the county of KenoSha, III the State Of
Wisconsin, subscribed by the Clerk of the said
Court, to me directed, against the goods and chat
tells and also the lands, tencmcnts and chatclS re-
al, whereof Jacob j. Wakefield and Rucl Wake
field were seized on the Sth day of April a. ID.
1853, in whose hands socvcr the same may be- t.
satisfy the damages and costs ola Judgment against
them in favor of Francis Metcalf, Lucas G. Mcr-
ril and James NJ Strykcr, recovered by and be-
fore John Mansfield Esq, Il Justice Of the Peace,
| shall, by virtue of said execution and Judgment
and the face of the Statute in such cases provided
on the 18th day of August, A. ID. S53, at > o.
clock, at of that day; at hc door Of the Court
House i'll Kenosha city, sell at public ycnduc, rs
the law directs, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described lands situate in the said city, in said
county of Kcnosha, TO wit Part of Block Mum
Der twenty, on the southeast quarter of section
Number thirty-onc in town two north, of Range
twCntv-three east, commencing at the corner OF
West Main Street and York Street; thence run
ming southerly along the east side Of West Main
Street 50 feet; thence easterly, parallel with York
Street ll2 feet; thence nbrtherly, parallel with
West Street 81 feet to York Street thence west
erly, along the south side of York Street 81 feet
to the place of beginning.
Dated kcnosha, june 18Th, A. ~. 1858.
PATRICK COSGRAVE,
IS as Sheriff o(Sdd C0URty.
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NOTICE.

KENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CIANCERY.
Reuben Moore, Complainant, Zna r. Rich, Anne Rich
Horace W. Johnson, Edward Bain Jared Fretma Ii
nus II Mooney, Moses Miller, Henry ID. HUI, John But
len, Francis Meca Lucius G. Merrill James NJ. Sy kcr
and benjamin W. Porter Defendants.
BY Virtue of final Decree, made by this Court In the
I'D above eHed cause, the End day of May, 1853,
shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, all and
singular the morgaged premises, mentioned In the Bill OF
Complaints and in the said final decree. ia said and
therein described ll0ws wiz All those certain pie
ceS parcels of land situated in the County of Keno>ha,
and STATE OF tsconsn, and known and described the
West hall OF the Northwest quarter Of Section number
Twenty (s0 in Township Number Two 90, North OF Range
Number TweniyOne CD Ens containing Eighty OF
land be the same more or less Also the qunr
ter OF The NORTHEAST quarter OF Section Number Twelve
(l2l, in Township Number Two 90, North OF Range Mum
Der twenty t East containing Forty of and be the
same more less.
The said sale will take place Saturday, the 0h day
of July 1883 al Three O'Clock in the afternoon of day.
at the Court House in the City Of kenosha in the County
OF kenosha, and Stale OF Wisconsin, Terms Cash.
+. COsGRAEE, Sheriff OF KeAosha County:
Dated june H. 1853. 10
SrRoNs * FULLER, Compts Soils
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Legal Advertisements.
SHEREFE,S SALE.

write Of an execution issued ont Of and under the
1 seal OF the Circuit Court in and for The County
henoSha and State of Wisconsin, and to me directed and
ueiere against the goods and chaels fenry H. uslc
bidder therefor ms The law Directs at the Court o,st in
the city and countyo Kenosha, on the thirteenth lh ay
U August A. d. 1881 at one O'Clock in the afternoon 0t
sad day, all the right. title and interest To which thr n
Henry H. ogle, on the 18th day Of January A. D. lS53
had in and toihe following described premises 10 vii The
South East quarter of the Southwest quarter Of rnu
hiry-four al Town two ~, Range twenty 2u east con,
tanning forty OF land In kenosha County.
PATRICK e NsSGRAVE,
Sheriff of kenoSha county.
]. II. JILstS, ATTY
Dated June 29h, lSs3. rs
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1853. 1853.
BOOTS, S ES,
Leather and FINDINGS.
LYMAN q GAGE.

LYMAN a. GAGE,
(At the Old Stand Of f. w Lyman, So Main ST. J
WEAVE on hand largcsuppIy of CUSTOM WORK of
ID n the first quality which they will sell at
Low and uniform Prices.
Mr.. LYMAN is now East and will soon return with the
LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of Boots and Shoes
offered in his market.
Many "tthe Goods were manufactured expressly to order
and for quality and price cunno1 be surpassed. Also
SHOE FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS
SHOE AND HARNESS MAKERS willat all times find
go"d supply 81 Leather from :he Tannery of the KENO
slh LEATHER COMPANY, for sale ut the Store of LIZ
man & Gage.
The former proprietor returns thanks to his numerous
customers tor liberal patronage and socts for the new
firm a continuance ofthe same.
April, 1853. a.
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MIRACULOUS CURE OF DRopsy.

Extract Of Letter from Ed,urd Ro,cirV, Esq, Of
INdi" wax, Io5dyo, dated -ipU Sth, 1852.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR SR-I deem it II duty owe to you and the public
nj large 70 inform of most mirnculus recovery
that dreadful disease, DRorsY, and which. God was
affected by your invaluable Pills. | tapped five times
within eight months, and klly treated by medical
practitioners but could not cured until had recourse
t" your rcmcdy and Notwithstanding all had undergone
This miraculous medicine cured me in The of six
weeks. (SignCdl EDWARD RONLEY
INFALLIBLE CURE OF a STOMACH COMPLAINT
WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEADACHES
Errwct Of Il Letter from M. S. Gorcn, Chemist, Of
clifton, ncar bristol, dated Jaiy AN, 1858.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR SIR am requested hy Lady named Thomas,
just arrived from the est ndic You that for
period Of eight years herself and family suffered from
continual bad health, arising from disorders of the Liver
and stomach, lniigcson loss of Appetite, violent Head
aches, pains in the side weakness and gene raj debility for
which She consulted the most eminent in the colony
but without any beneficial result n lust, She had recourse
TO your invaluable Pills hch in very short effected
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Further she desires That she has Witnessed their
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These celebrated Pills ere rondcrtid2y c5icocions IN
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tgIc Dropey Inflammation Sore Throats
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Secondary symptoms, Bloichrs on The Female lrrcgula
Tmmors Bowel Complaints, Feycre Of all
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Constipation oftho Fits Retention Of rine,
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Consumption llcnd-achc, Scro.ula, or King ;
| Debility, Indigestion Evil,
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Health for the States.
CoPy 9' q Lcti0' from NJ. ,JoIn UoY|, of Err
arcn, near Uarlcch, .Ncronethshne.

To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR- avail myself OF the first opportunity Of informing
You, that for very hong period afflicted with dun
Eerous Gddincss and frequent swimmings hrnd al
tended by loss of appetite disnrdcred stomach and gen.
arally Impaired health. Every had failed tn give
me pPrTnanen relief, and length il became so alarm
ing that was really afraid of going about without an NJ
tcndant In this melancholy condition waited personally
upon Mr.. Hughes Chemist, larech, for the purpose OF
consulting him rs 10 what had better do he kindly rec
commended your Pills tried them without delay and after
taking them for short time am happy 10 bear testimony
to Weir wonderful cicncy. | am restored to perfect
h5aih, and enabled To resume my usual duties You nre
at liberty 10 publish this letter in any way you may think
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Clerk of Engine COMFY No.

Division OF OFFICEs.-'The "Barnhun-
er" Collector of the port of Buffalo, (whose
district includes the lake harbors in Erie and
Chautauque counties, and extends to Schlos-
ser on the Niagara river) has appointed seven
" Hunkcrs and six "Barnburners us assist
ants under lHm.-The RcpHHic says that the
division of the spois could not be more equal
"without splitting one An operationnot 50
pleasant as some others.
The Cholera is stillcarrying away hundreds
of slaves in Havana. One holder has lost one
hundred and forty by this disease, and the ac-
count says, even this is nothing compared
with other estates.
TIE Mobile Tribune reports great prcva-
lence of the yellow fever at New Orleans,
many deaths daily.
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Great Central Route.
MICH. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,

BUCKETS ccn be had to Buffalo or New York
Il r'a Cleveland and Lake Erie; or of Detroit
by boat to Cleveland, and from thence by Rail
Road. The spenid Steamers
CLEVELAND and MAY QUEEN
Run between Detroit and Cleveland On arri-
wing at Cleveland, passengers have the choice of
gong by the unsurpassed Steamer
Queen of the West aud Crescent City,
To Buffalo, or go by Rail Road; if thew choose
TO go by Rail Road they will only have hours
on Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo. By
these routes Passengers are not subject TO delays,
as by Toledo and Monroe. In bad weather boats
are unable to leave Toledo. Aft
kcnosha, July II, 1853. r. BELL, Agent.
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A CARD.

" ''t wy tl'C Noitil '''ilC', "PPC"io III 'li0
Chicago Journal of July %:
A,CARD.
Engine Company No. 4, of Chicago, to
the Fire Department Of Kenosha:
GENTLEMEN-Of the reception given to us
on the occasion Of the late Pleasure Excur-
sion to your rural city, it seems supertluous
to speak. Your kindness has placed us I'M
der obligations that can be felt, but not cx-
pressed. The hearts that dictate such free
and manly GEL osity as showed by you, to.
us, will make allowance for our silence.
However We must say, YOU took us I'M
wares; we simply intended to make kenosha
the limit to our ridc and made no calculations
on the pleasure that awaited us; hence your
hospitality was Us delightful as unexpected
-and we thought, on our return, how for
tunate we were in naming the trip, n "I'(cas-
nre Erc'rSio0,' for it proved one indeed.
TO say we shall cndeavor to return the
kindness, if ever YOU should feel inclined to
visit us, must not be understood as in com
petition with your hospitality. We acknow
ledge the impossibiity to rival YOU in tcSti
monals of triendship--a friendship that is
CllitTHclcTlS.lc Nl ITuC iICGilldu ptll1 puoA dti
independent, and open hearted: but if we
cannot Surpass our generosity, We can do our
best to make the stay as pleasant as posi-
| bic.
To Judge from the abundant decorations
of Hall and table, the sentiment and feeling
that stood forth, embodied in beautiful real
tiles, in the shape of flowers and fruit, were
we to hazard a conjecture, we would say,
lromoa had hand in them, in the hope, we
are not mistaken we return them and you
our sincere thanks, and trust, ere long, you
will give lis an opportunity, 10y visiting Chi
cago, to show YOU that your kindness has not
been disregarded.
MARK GILES,
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NOTICE.

KENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
William Baker. Complainant, Gotham iIuchin,on Sa-
ruh NJ Hutchinson, Elizabeth Ward and James Z. lIil-
dreih, Defendants.
.DY Virtue of final Decree made by this Court in the
above entitled cause, the End day of May 1859.
shall sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder all and
singular the morgagcd premises mentioned in the l of
Complaint and In the said final Decree in SHd cause and
therein described rs follows, 10 wit AN that certain piece
or parcel ofand situated lying and being in the county
ktnos, and State OF Wisconsin, and known and described
Us follows 10 witt The North half the Norhst quarter
dissection Number Twenty t2O, of Township Number Two
%, North of Range Number Twenty coo Fast excepting;
and rcserVng hererom strip Of land off of the North end
of the Northwest quarter of the North East quarter at
Section Number Twcnty-sad strip Of land being two ca
rods wide North and south, containing of land and
bounded the North, East and West by the North East
and West boundary lines respectively, OF the said North
West qunrcr of the North East quarter of said Section and
on the south by line two rods South and practo said
North boundary line of said Northwest quarter of The
NORTHEAST quarter.
The snid Sale will take place Saturday the 9Nh day
july 1888 at Three O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day.
the Court House, in the City of kenusha, in the County
kenoSha, and STATE of Wisconsin. Terms, Cash.
+. CoSGRANE, SHERIFF. Of Kenoshn County:
Dated June IL, 1853. 10
STRONG & FULLER, Compt's. Sors.
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DIR. EH. JOHNSON,

EtS ms professional services to the citizens OF Ee-
~ hoShn, ana adjacent country He can say without
contradiction that in experience sirtfca gears prc-
ucc Va me treatment of Western Diseases never has lost
phheh OF fever however complicated with local difficult
HtS wlen chilled In reasonable time. Nor has he in n
S"te instance failed to render the necessary aid and Ia an
r The requisite remedies in the profession of Obstetrics
For The qualification of the afflicted will raryart if mn
dertak % cure the following diseases. pqt- III Ft
ttFS' Lung complaints from Bilious DcIn-pncntS Sore
Eyes AL difficulties attending couincmcnis Rheumatism
Liver Complaints, oil Female Complaints whatever their
'Ife or chHrncer: Aguc or Intermittent Fever bv from
one 10 SIX portions of MGiicne Optional it'll applicant
wish distinctly understood hn all the above, narrpd
Complaints will cure pny will be ASKED ifdircctions
are followed.
2. CaH ami p,orc tie rirtacs of he ne,r ipclieiac
Congregational Church.
hrnosha July |, 1853. 1y-2 H. JOHNSON
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.,l VI! brethren" sud Swift, in a sermon,
f. ,j.'s are three sorts of pride-of birth, of
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-29
Notice.

SEALED proposals will he received biz tho Com
- mittec on Fire Department ~ Lewis, u
Crost and Nj. Bacon until the first of Angus
next for the construction of one Platform, five
Reservoirs. For Specifications, apply to the Com
mittec.
keuoSha, July Il, 1858.