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prrscribrd II in Cpsrs Of had scroiurus patients at
Wills Hospital His success attracted tn" attention
of senior physicians, lie reports the following 70
ma~kallr case OF Whit, Swelling uf the hip In Feb
riary. ls4l: The lad WA seven years old and had
upward aud outward There wa. large opening
ON the hin leading tu the ruur. into which could
thrust my duEcr. 1 counted three ulcers. llr had
been under several ysiruus. Who had given him up.
ordered u dccoctiou of RocA Bo.E. la two day hN
night swclts ceased thon ordrr.d tea .pooniu'l
of Rock Rose three times day. Thirty nine duy1
after ne was entirely we'll
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Brussels Carpets.

THREE. Ply, Ingram, Hemp, Rag and
L Stair Carpets at Carpet Hall-no
charge for showing them.
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DR.. Eaton,

Says that IN the month. IT November and Deem
Der. hr has seen hundred, of these plants sending
out near their roots, broad thin icr-cTysta
about an inch in breadth. which melted during day.
and was renewed i'm the morning For more mI-
mute aud analytical description II IT, the reader Is
r,tprr,d 10 Tory 4 Grav'- L,tauicnl work.
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For Sale,

by the Subscriber, Steam Engine and
~ Boiler, 4 horse power, in running order
been used about three years; will be sold
cheap for cash. II. s. BERRY.
Westerly, June Is, 1868. ll6m3
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1000 Pieces

DIAPER Hangings now opened and for sale
L at Carpet Hall, so cheap and so beauti-
full that it is unnecessary to extol them
here. lO4u
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Prof. Ives, Of Yale College,

Has habitually used il with great success in Scrofr
and Chronic Disease and through him 10. virtues
made known. until a. Dr Tyler srys. lit i ROW ID
this scctiunI NewIiuycula common article u dlmcstl
practice for the cure ofScotuiq aud CuturUGs dleasc
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Gilt COrpaEceS

And MUSLIN CURTAINS for sale by
liz G. III. DENISON.
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Flower Seeds.

EROM Thorburns Seed Store. Twenty
L different varieties in a package. For
sale by G. II. DENISON.
March 22, 1858. 1Oltf
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Dentistry,

S~-N II. II. FARNHAM, Dentist,
I ''SsssssS can be found at his Office in
AIHHDWesterly until further notice.
April %, 1853 1O9tf
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LARGE STOCK OF WINTER
BOOTS & SHOES.

Fine Calf, Sswed and Pegged, Double
Kipp, do, Cow hide, High water, do, Boys
and Youths, from q little Boy, to a large
Man, for a small amount of money.
Particular attention is paid to
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Book Binding.

EIlE subscriber is prepared to have Books
l. Bound in neat ami desirable styles at
short notice.
y. b. Books ready for delivery in two
weeks from the time ;hcy are lett.
WILLIAM Z. COY.
Westerly, Sept. 80. 1892 7Otf
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GrOCe.ie..

A NEW and carefully selected stock Of
II Groceries which can be bought as low as
at any other establishment in this place, ne
No. >, Parkerson square.
W. & 4. PARKER son.
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Ladies, Shoes. SC.

| CST received, n new assortment ofladies
" and children shoes, among which are the
much admired Jenny Lind Ties, Kossuth
Ties, &c, with Monterey Misses, &c All
Of which we will sell as low as ourusual low
price. for which we have had the credit of
doing for the past year.
63tf J.&P MOVES.
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DR.. Webb, OF Madi,on, Ct.,
DR. S Fuller, Of Hartford,

Tcstfrs to the value of the Rock los" rNnced in
the # numerous eases OF the scroula, especially
la rI,tl
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ShOe.NIakers' Findings.

Such as Avis, Pegs, Thread, &C.,
&C., may he found at this Store.
%f5- Store on Main street, first door north
of VIM. ID. WELLS TAN YARD, where he
will be happy to wait OH all who may favor
him with call. 1O6tf
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The First est.

had myself suffered occasionally with sudden at
tacks of Sick Headache and Bilious Darrhea. and
had sought great variety Of curative agents TO but
little purpose and suffering from this disease (dar.
rhca) at this time determined to test the new ,r-
up first upon myself The results were beyond my
expectations 1t powerful diteraiirc and the
morbid action of the system was changed and the
functions Of secretion were restored to n healthy
state. 1t gave tone and elasticity to my system and
corrected the arrangement of the digestive organs
and gave me that inCstimablr blcssing-IIrAtru
This rrsr not determined in n week or q month:
but took four or hve bottles in perhaps many
months Since that time have suffered but slightly
from these arrangements. Ny sick headache Is en-
rnrrl
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administered the Rock Rose To- scrutulous female,
n which the anti crDfulous remedies had been ap-
,lied without success The disease fully arrested
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Flour, Flour.

ERESH Ground of extra and choicebrand
Il just received and for sale low by
PENDLETON g. BROTHER.
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DR.. Isaac Parish of Philadelphia.


Remarks that it has been successfully used in bad
. cases oi ScTetil0us Dbgascs.
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The Banner Stove.

A NEW and splendid article of Cook Stove.
"A for sale by II. & +. SHEFFIELD,
West Broad ST., Sept 90, 1852. 19tf
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A. my name has been used in connection with re-
comncndations Of Mr.. Myers EocE RosE SYEur In
various advertisements. by the manufacturer. beg
leave 70 make the following statement with reference
to my acquaintance wIih the remedy and tests to
which have sAyrctcd IT, and the reason for hayin.
introduced il to the notice private friend. i'm the
community in which reside. long before the mrJi-
cine was advertised. make this statement freely,
because | have. aSa prime pie, withheld my name
nom all patent medtciucs. and scGulou-ly abstain
frum recommending them to the public. believing
them frequently the sparn ot quackey and hm6ag and
as tending to increase. instead at lr>scuiug human
suffering Such. fear. is the character Of large
portion OF the patent panaccas Uf this mcdcinemak-
ing age. Their name is legion and trom their in
huence. as from the drmonical .prits we have reaa
on to pray for Il safe driiyrraucc.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

MAssAcsE o. Carr. Grsxsos Iyo A
PoRTioS or ms ExrlogiNs pirTr Tho
S.. Louis Republican contains ie.r-tcho,
from lndspeuisase. so. dlrel S.s a9lh.
giyirgan account q lhs sarpr.s' and ma.a.
ere If Cap. GryNsos md o portion Of bis
pariy BY WALarR's band Of Utah Indian.
Capt. GuNasoy, vith his party. was en-.
gagged in making survey o. a route for .
Railroad from Kansas by way Of Sangrc del
Chri',o, or Coocha;ogc to The Paci,c Il
fppears from letters received from Gov.
BHiGHaN Yovy0. of Utah. snd others iha,
twelve Of the party had separated from tho
rest TO rcconroiire. and that carly On
the morning of the 26.h Of O,lobcr. while
at breakfast, and perhaps not very wa,ehfgl.
the Indians, intending to destroy Mormon
village near at hand. came upon aud Cred at
the party with rifcs, and then used their
bows and arrows. Tic shots wcro return.
ed, but GuSSisoy's party were soon over.
powered and only four Of them reached
their horses and ESCAPED Capt, GuxNsos
lad tweniy.six arrows shot into bis body
and when found one arm wls taken of
Those killed were Captain GrSMsoS. in
command Of the expedition; r. II KERR
topographcr CRrrzriELp1 BrLAyrsr sni
WILLIAM Porter, guides; and priyatcs.
CAvrirtp. LrLoprr md MrLroN. The
notes Of the survey, instruments, arms and
animals we're al taken possession Of by The
Indians
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

DssENsoSs rs GroncIA.-Tho defeat
Of Gov Conn for the United States Senate
by the Democratic Legislative caucus Of
Georgia, his created something Of a sensa.
tion at Washington. It is positively as.
serted that Conn declined The French Mis-.
sion in expectation Of scat in the Senate.
Ills rejection by the secessionists will. It is
thought, split up tho Georgia Democracy in
real New York style. Jrrr. DAVIS may BE-
elected to the Senate from Mississippi. and
Il be accepts, Mr. Conn may be appeased
by a seat in the Cabinet. IF be fails in
this, it Is thought the Democracy Of Geor.
gia will be as badly split up as the party is
in New York
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

Tns MrssAoE..-we publish to-day, TO
the exclusion Of our usaal variety. the mes.
tase Of President PlEgee. eoneeiying /, to
b Of nlorO general interest Tim snyihiug
else We could offer cur readers. 4 want OF
space eompcls US to postpone to future
time. any comments We may hive to make.
We acknowledge oar Indebtedness to our
contemporary Of the ".Arkansas Wig for
the fsst copy Of the Measass
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

ARRIVAL or MlrcurL.-Jols Nrcm&.
whose arrival has been s. iaas and anxious.
ly looked for BY bis lri.h fri,ul.. rea,t,i
Now YORK on tie 10Th MI. rad ne, wid
an cnihusiaaioTcoa1,ioh. Tie uev Of DE-
arrival spread with g-sa, aP.Iy sai 60
immense nuliiiuie eo,is,,ll a. lie Lrliu.
place q the steamer. Tie Ti7es vas l..-.
ally alive viih boats Tas fa-isf VIZ,
sausslei ashore. .si into earasas 81 r1.t.
ing, anadaEu to ,!is Brao.'ya Ferry. asrarr
the exile proceeded 70 .ss rss'isn.a 81 l..
mother, to Which. h.s va vas l.ka ;ls iaa-.5
of a conqu,rsr. lie v-l ssreral,a q.
night. and being called CO. nais ,s,r.
and very appropriate 'Fee,h-
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

= Mr. A. D. RAIrlr. junior Editor
ofthe "eailo Gasaite. In. esasei Bis con.
neeiion with that journal. The Gazette
is again under ihe ,a'a eiargo Of cur Oh
frisnl. II. j. G. BATTLE. Esq.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

ABprorlos-A nan ! ile n'mc o.
fsAsels II. Moss was recently arrested IN
Adrian county. Missouri. for IL abduction
Of Slaves belonging 10 e'iiaens Of Raonyille.
and aher an examination bsl5Fe a ma-is.
iFaie's court, was committed u iil. in D..
faal. of bail to the amount a $1,000
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

nisassrri The Jackson Mississippi.
an has resolved fall returns Of the election
in hat State. and gives lha Yals f5r Cover.
nor as fo.loss:-MeRae. = 0ss Ro0Iss.
27.ls2 McRAE's majority. 1910.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

rrsssgLvANlA.-Il Huntington county.
On The 25ih nit, judge 7syiar pronounced
sentence Of death On Elisalala Bafler.
convicted Of poisoning Der .l.ler. Mary
llarfia.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

RED RIVER, at our latest aiYices. was
As low as it has been at any time during the
summer season.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

give invite attention to the advertise.
ments in to.day's paper, for the sale OF val.
uabla Lands and Negroes.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

4 We are authorized % announce EDWARD
W. CAN'T, EE., as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney Of TIE sixta Judicial elfeuit at the en-
suing election
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

n5-We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS
HUBBARD, Esq, as a candidate ief Judge Of the
Sixth Jgdieial Circuit.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

- We are auih,riisi 70 announce sIIEL.
Ton WATSON, Esq, As candidate for re-
election n the uiliee Of Judge .. the Sixth Ju.
dleial Circuit
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

ViP urdcrSigncdtakc> this opportunity orinfrning his
old friends and customers and The public genera ~.
MARSHALL s. PHELPS, where may be found general
RsSortnCuiU Of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and .Iopanned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Wore.
Amonghs stoves are the following approve ,9tcrns:
BELLE OF + STATES, OF EEN OF ruEIE AIRir
KING OF TIL PRAIRIE, n '.f.. Any
KEYSTONE. CAEpI NrI p
Aso-ScfRegulRting Parlor Stoves Nir-Tirh and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking stoves.
Ashe intendsto adopthc ready pay system rs far "a nos
Ghlc. he proposes ~ S" Low FoN C,Su belle, u
As quick sales and small profits better Than slow sales
and large He hopes hy fir dealing and ntteniout
ousineSsto merit a sharegf he public patronage.
+. \. MARSHALL.
Kenosha, Scpteml crIS-a n
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nes and Nichols alid'n.

lot II b2nw fr sec5ti.
Ia3b3 rqrsec5 IL
lot II b 3 NV ir or see I'll
lott I0ne or sec 6tl-fIolmes and Nichols add'n
lot 2b lone or sec = IL
lot 5 b 40 d or sec 6tI
lot 40 ione or sec 6tI
lot 10 n qrscc6 1 7. -
losI b l0neq sec It'll
lot b 10 n eqr sec GIL
lDt3 AZ seqr sec 81 t2-e \ ofn q ,lot3
seqr sec lot on side main st, com on n cor ofb
10 thence so thence ~ #. "a e., Nv beginning
sc xrsec 81 s--coEn 1872 of OF b 46 thence,
on lire at Wisconsin, St Nv souherly 10 line Of 10,
in % westerly Al = Il norfiIefy beginning. ~
seqTsec 81 2iot side 1872 souihe ly
oth Of 40, easery line parallel withs line
ID ~ thence souhery, parallel with the line of
Main = &c # thence westerly parallel with line OF 45t
the line OF lin st thence norihey the line of Main
st, I5 Il 10 beginning.
iot3b Is ar 2all Of sd lot west of Exchange
81.
Iot % neqr sec6 the north 8 rods W of common.
loi bl ne sec d tI-Huimes s. Nichols addn.
lot b "A eqr sec 6tI-..
ne sec III l-eom point the Yves. line OF kenosha
a. "a rds oft of lat IT, thence westerly parallel
with line a. lot l6, the line of old Chicago road.
thence Eery said line CT r. thence ea>iery parallel
with line u u lilac Of kenosha Il, northery TO the
beginning
ear sec6 t-com AT point side old Chicago road.
- rods sontherlg of corner of LIT Ia thence westero
parallel with line OF sd lot H. about p rds 10 the dividing
sd line 10 y ns casery parallel with line OF ID lot IL.
to the neof odd Chicago road, southery TO beginning.
seer Sec 81 2Lot side MaiR 81 10 II trout cor,
is y fl e OF c cor ~. and extending sSft
neQr sec OF II rs front side kenOsha 81, 10 sec
ilnc; The W coris 80 rds. offs cor of lot Is.
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M USIC, JEWELRY
FANCY G @ @ DS,

Among which may be enumerated:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever and plain
WATCHES.
Gold and SLY or Tcctacles;
Ladies' Bosom. Scarf and cuff Pins, newest A:ye;)
Jenny Lind aud plain Ear hoops.
FINGER RINGS AND LOCKETS, Extra Quall.y:)
Gold and silver Pencils:
" Steel Pens. Belt BUCKLES :nd Slides:
Gold Vest and Fob Chains:
Silver and Plated Tea and Table Spoons and Butter
Knives;
Every kind of Jewclry not enumerated above
FANCY GOODS:
PortMonics, Card C1sc>. Wales. Tit k,t Ca>-s;
Hair brushes, Tooth Hud \alI H-..L">:
Portfolios, Back CANNON ai5i Guess Eoards;
Jenny Lind Port lplios for Music.
Musical InNtrumcmts:
Guitars, Victims, Flutes, Accordcons Tircs.
Flageoles, ramboriu.s. Banjos. Music Boxes:
Violin Bows, Violin and Guitar SringS cxtrn oualitv.
Violin Bridges, Eeduud Resin, &c, SC
In short every article Kept in Music Storc-all hcb
will DC sold unusually low for CASH.
Having had long experience IN the business Of Fine
Watch Repairing, he acrs himself that he can gtya ~
best of satisfaction TO all who pleased to IA
work " Ith him.
All kinds of JEWELRi and CLOCKS willalso be re-
paired ut the shortest notice.
eg CASH willbr paid FOR old Gold and Silver
Keno>ha, May <, 1852. a.
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ROvND or STOMACH WORM.

This is uSlrlly found in the small nestincs and
the cOmmon children, yet is not entirely
confined them, adult have frequently been known Ia
setter with them. The Symptoms most prominent while af
fecicd with this hardness and uGess uf the bel
w. -my stools looness Of the bowels picking at the
blucish streak under Ihecye &c. you, of your
children have of The above symptoms iIOBEN$ACkS
Norm Syray slieiy be depended nporby using
have safe and speedy and IL af using IL
according the directions the patient is not restored
health and the thoroughly eradicated from the sys
tenn Won can assured there is remedy beyond the
grave H for fail Is such word fail with those
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
P A | n Il IN G!

FNNE unGersgned belonging that extensive family of
N S@IfaS, and chri-encd with a handle which con-
ounds the confusion takes This method Of letting The pe
pie know what may be expected oC hin in pnr,unr and
srAeTe they may find him. And first, every thing Inch an
pertains to ordinary MN az
Pointing on Houses, Vessels and Wagons. Sci.
ting Glass, dc,
ne holds hmselfready TO perform notice and on
the most reasonable terms.
. His shop is at the Old Paint Stand on Church ST.
In The rear oilhe City Hotel.
JOHN SMITH.
p =. Hchopesno one W Ill forgetthename. Remember
JOAN SiHltA.
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JOSIAH BOND.

JOSIAH BOND,
ATr0ssRE s coussrhLog AT Law, No1ARY PUsr1eASD
LAND AGENT,
Menosha. wisconsin.
Has complete abstrsc. Of all DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
JUDGMENTS, and other instruments VI Record affecting
the
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE,
fnthe County Of Een0shai
andis prepared ouruish
eineumbrances upon any parcelof land or'iagelo
Warrant all Abstracts made by Him.
There arc parcels land in this county the titIeto
which perfectly clear; and when ii Is known that titles
arc affected BY
Trenty distinct Records and Files,
Conained In over
SIXTY Volumes;
That these records are kept; IL
NINE DIFFERENT OFFICES,
and In The counties Of Kenoha Racine and I'LL" aukec. lii
evident that person safely purchase or take mort
tha far more care necessary than is generally used this
respect.
the organization Of Iaaeine county.
To avoid Eax Titles
Constant attention is necessary. ExarHsoBs should be
made annually. 1t is no: suicis n,sr.: To PAY THE
TAXES. Lands upon which the paid often
returned by mistake.
My several Abstract Books Of the Deeds Mortgages and
copies Of the Judgment Records Of the Courts of kenosa
and Racine counties. and ofthe T. s. District Court at Nil
waukee will he regularly posted up and reliable alb
straGt furnished considering the mistakes eXngin the
Her Volumes Of Records Of Racine County than can be OBJ
iained by an examination Of the original records
The undersigned has also copies of the original entries al
the Land Ucc, Milwaukee, and ia all cascs the
title back TO Government
MONEY LOANED,
Tdres Pdd-Ldnd Warrants tor Sale;
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME.
KESosuA CRY AND CoUxTY ORDERS BnCGnT AHD SoLD
Farms EIeAaRgedJor CHt Proportyan :" PrepertyJOT
turns.
For those who have Money To Loan the highest Iega
aes Of Interest and most perfect securities will be obtain
cd, without charge
r business cry nature connected with Real Estate
Collections and other Professional Business promptly att.n
dsd to.
JOSIAH BOND.
kenosha Wis, lsJI.
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Old Hand! New Stand!

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED has resumed business on his
own account, at the Brick Store No 10 Main sire, l.
(nrx doorto Bennett Selcck) and offers for ssle 2,
aral assortment II
Stores, Plain and .Japanned Tin Ware, Store
Ppe, Sheet Zinc, &C.
" Custom Work and Jobbins done TO order.
Esaossa, Aug. 18TH, 1854
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
THE TAPE WORM.

This worm Is the most diicu. TO destroy Of all that
inhabit The human body. II grows almost indefinite
length becoming eed and fastened the inesnes
and stomach as TO produce FITS, ST. ptus Dance. &c.
which is the of many going 10 the grave not believing
that these COMP ANTS have the Tape Norm
luenty they do not the proper medicines for their
disease To those who afflicted with this awful foe TO
health recommend The of my Worm Syrup and Ii
rer Pills. syrup be taken In doses of liable spoons
fl three Times day. then take from fv" eight of my lii
Liver Pills, to disIodSe aud pass the by strictly
following these directions the most obstinate cases OF Tape
L AInr1,, ,L.a r1nn1i IIr.d
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
$500 CHALLENGE!
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

artclefoundcd upon Scientific Principles compoun-
"a ded with purely Vegetable substances, being perfect
when taken, and has been known to fail in Gu
ring the most obstinate ise HORNS exist when
remedy used from the fact that it only de-
sroys them, but al the slime and mucus which
mn remain
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
VGAG-n9 AZ SSG2
AND
JeWelrV.

TNHET'ndcr.sned avnErccently purchascdhc Watch
making and Jewclry Establishment lately belong ing
b. j. G.. CottITedSnn, wishes to inform the public that he
has on hand and is constantly receiving additions
bis AlrlnlN Nlnns inNnic. u
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
uOHENsACK,s LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system is liable 10 disease than the
Lirer. being supplied with nnmero blood vessels and
nerves and cd the bo1d of course flowing through
all paris OF BODY produces Jrer CompaiHf., JauHde
BHliOuS .IfectiOns, Dyspepsia, DC.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
LIVER COMPLAINT

attended with chs succeeded by fever pains in
region of the Liver, vomiting, bttr TASTE, yellow furrcd
tongue pulse full and bnIndirg, !te pain in the side Is in
creased by pressure should The LETT lobe be affected the
gene ally in the left shoulder with shoI dry cough,
the skin becoming sOU appearance, and The stools
cLag c90re This iii be cured by the use of iO-
BkNSACK' LIVER rILIS they directly upon the
disease and then rating uponthe bowels they
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
Cures in every FUwn !

DR.. Houghton's PEPSIN has now bean tested, for mp
wards of two years every large inthc United States
and the Agents can refer Dyspept,ss many RIM AkkA
BILE CURES IN EVERY TOWN Numerous details /"
ense reports Of ers. certificates Of ana "a
ents are gvenin the CrGuars furnished by agents gratis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
Bepsin in Enid and POwder.

Dr. HOUGHTON'S 'PEPSIS is prepared In Powder and
In Fluid Form-and In Prescription yals for the use o hJ
sioans The Powder will be sent by Mall free 81 Posae
for one DnIIar sent To Dr. Houghtan Philadelphia.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for Physicians may be oetai9
ed Of Dr. IIoughton his Agents describing The NaoH
process OF preparation, and giving tho AUTHORITIES up
which The claims Of this remedy based. Mhs
NOT A SECRET REMEDY, no objection can be rasea
against It's use by Physicians in respectable sandpsoho
ra,ynlar pr.ctice. Prics, ONE DOLLAR per bOiis.
rr@OBSERVE THIS!-Eyery bottle Of the gS11iygP
PEPsIa bsa The written signature Of j. ;. HOCGhion
N. D. sole pFnpcieioG, thadeiphia Pa CqPyTgnss @Tf
Trade Mark secured. ~
fz Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In MedIen.ssz
AGENTS STARKWEATHER co. hEHosenn
Wholesaleand Retail Agent. T. W. De Bernf,s, kacih
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

The symptoms OF Dyspepsia and its various diseases are
dizziness The had heartburn, oppression after eating,
Surncss arising from the stomach and sometimes ge-
neral languor the whole body. Prom this II viii he seen
that , disc Sc owes its origin state Of the
Liver and Ston,lch. IIOBENS tCk'S LIVER PILLS Is
cry medicine effect permanent and lasting cure "a
they ACT changing certain morbid actions uf the
into healthy action, aud rendering the blood pure and
hcIllliy