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PROSPECTUS


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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-23

= Old "Krs Krine]e seomss himself Last, and teIl-
US he can ten Ms own ssofy, but N you cannot un
defstand his language, NE act a. interpreter. He
wants M ~ says that'he hss appointed hammond
on Seventh street. and Downs & Hutchinson,
Pennsylvsnia avenue, between Four-and-a-Hsli
and Sirth streets his agents for the distribution
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-23

tF- THOMAS Il. JACOBS, Agent for
the American 0rgsn for the ffh end sirth wards.
Office In Odd Fellows Hall, near ths Marine Garri-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-23

Those who like to see themselves indelibly nm
pressed on coppcrpls.e, win step Into vsnner
cons rooms, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, G. ID. Stew
arts on the avenue, between Ninth and Tent
streets, or At PIumbs over Todd 4 Co.'S hat store
each Of whom take "counterfet prcscntnients
with all grace and rapidly. AA.c4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
state Prison I.ibraIY-.

We publish below ar appeal from the
Commissioner and others connected with
the State Prison, asking for donations OF
hooks. Any packages left ut this office
will lie forwarded at the earliest oPpor-
unity NRlrciFee Sentinel
WAvpUs PRIsoN.
Ladies dEj Gentlemen:
As the Prisoners iuclrcerated in the
above mentioned Prison are anxious to
read in their ie,~0rc hours; as we are
desirous to get their mind, informed and
endowed with worGiauJ r,f..rIsr,S kDowI-
edge in order that they may become nsc-
full members in the community whom
their time is expired
We are trying TO increase their very
limited Library for these imPortautcnl
AMI respectfully solicit donation OF any
new or second hand Books, Magazines
or Pamphlets that You can spare for the
purpose, whether in the English or Ger
man language,
Hoping this appeal to your generosity
d hheraljty may meet Your approval
a,1. We gcmajn yours truly.
\. W. NrANzs Commissioner.
%"HS i.o,A IL, Deputy W'dn.
SAMUEL SHlrE, Chaplain.
;. X. ASHN-H, of the Cu1r1 Church.
anti. ". FREEMAN. Baptist Church.
sal. LAWSON, Pastor II. F.. Church.
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NJ Ew q.
New York. Nov.

New York, Nov. Is.
Our papers this morning are pretty
unanimous on the Governor question,
giving Clark two or three hundred ma
jority over Seymour.
The Windham County Bank was ron 90
bed last night of So, 900, mostly N o l3
of the Bank. The robbery was ehecleu
nv three men. who entered the baiR ear
" y, tbo evening. The watch dog was
g. ,la;sonod and when the clerk, who
800 IL tbe hank aHoke, the robbers gag
"a mi nonuded him. and one stood oY-
- him with revolver, while the others
With bars and implements succeeded in
opening the safe and secured their booty.
The city has this morning been the
theatre of great excitement, growing out
of the refusal Of the Catholic bishop, to
allow the remains of one Father Brady
20 be buried near the ;church, in conse-
cticnce Of some previous difficulty with
him. Tie bishop had suspended him
and the treatment Of the latter is believ-
ed to have induced the disease of which
Brady died The people siding with their
paster determined that he should be bur
red near the church as he had requested
before his death, and yesterday they dug
place for the receptacle of his coffiu
This morning the hole was found to have
been filled up by order Of the Bishop, but
the people were not to be defeated; ana
despite the efforts Of the Bishop they
again proceeded to open it. Tho Blsh-
op then refused to open the church tor
the funeral but after few hours delay
the people succeeded in opening It, and
il was found that the altar had been SO
fixed that Mass could not be celebrated.
The people, however, again triumphed.
Things were put right and now y o.
clocl;) Priest from out of town, a friend
of Brady, is saying Mass. The streets
IN the neighborhood have been filed ali
the morning with an excited multitude.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23

Our journals have tccmcd with letters
from northern cmigrantS about Kansas
but little or nothing has been seen IN
print showing the impressions which tina
southern settlers have taken of the new
territory. To-day we are enabled to give
~ other side Of the picture, from the
pen of Or. Dodson, of Georgia brother
of the editor Of the Geor@ia Eramiaer,
srlfo has settled in Kansas. His views
shout slavery will possess most interest
q northern readers. lie says slavery al
ready exists in Kansas, and needs no act
of legislation to permit it; that It is i'm
possible to get white labor there, and
they must have slaves; that Missouri will
send half her population there to protect
the territory from the control of the alb
ohtionsts. lie adds shat slaves hire
readily at from $50 to $500 per annum,
AMI that Kausq, was intended by Proyi-
dence for slave stately. /, Ire. Post!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
Very Large Stock Of Goods,

Than any House in The city. Having bought con
siderable portion OF my Goods for CASH, AZ as
silrncrs sNle OF
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
THE QUEEN OF THE WIS.,
AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE

FsvIIiS is tie best Cooking Stoyc in use. 7lY
is principle is three dues. Un hiss sieve v az 10
caNed the First Premium for the "st>l Cooking
stove at the sste Fair, held In yracuse, a 10 ara
In Aibauy, 1853,
This Stove burns The wood or n solid hearth,
which is preferable 60 grale. rs the sFalcs IN air,
tight stoves burn uui in q few weeks.
In this stove We conduct the cold MIR from ,tO
room by pipes, TO the space between the front oven
ana the 6ge plates, where u becomes heated. AMI
then passes into he oyen. IN opening is mede in
she back oven plate, through which Tue air passes
inc the tue Of tAcstoyc, Wcsccure by this arl4Hk-
nCul;
/. The Ventilation otthe carry ing on all gases
So that IL bakes Us well IS brick oven.
,. The heated mir passing jato thc greatly f-
citiiajes Tie baking. causing more even temICrSs
turts than can 0therV i~c be b &iEtd
,. By thc cjrrrui OF air passing between The crort
oven aHi The fire plates, the fire pla.e is preycstA
from burning out.
The rapid booming out oftho FIRE plates has been %
serious objection la air,iSht cock stoves. 1Ne 7re
plate ia this stove wililas - hong as tie ouslce
plates.
TIE stove Is made and mounted in the Thoet ror
feet manner, md warranted IN Az eases 10 bake pcr
iocuy.
Iaui large hrajllng hearth ard most excellent saIo
V arrangement. are alIuhIcG 20 this stove.
Balm 4 Bro.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
GUARDIANS SALE.
y PRoBATE--RAcINE County COURT.


HN1he matter Of the Guardianship Of George II.
a jerks and Aary E.Jenks, minor children OF DR..
OTIS jerks, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that BY virtue
and in pursuance Of an Order Of License, made in
said mater he l4th day o Noyembcr, A. D. 1854
by The Racine County Court, the undersigned, Gene-
raj Guardian OF George II. jerks and Mary l.. jerks,
minor child en- OF Dr. Otis jerks, la of the City of
Racine, and OF the County of Racine, and Of ihc
State of " cousin, deceased will, Saturday. tie
iGtt, day Of December d. Ie5f at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Of the said day, the Court House in the City OF he
nusi, III The County OF hcnosha and in the state Of
Wisconsin, offer Tor sale at public yenduc. all the
right, ile ard Interest ofsad minor children George
II, JeHks uH Mary Il. jerks. i'll and 10 the following
Described lands, situated in The County Of kcgOsha,
and the STATE OF y tsc0nsin aforesaid: to wit:
iaaT. %! the southwest quarter Of section number
seven, in 80 Tuship number one, north, and in range
number twcllty-thice, cast bounded as follows =
Commencing Oh The EAST line Of said quarter section
distance OF forty rods south Ui the north east corn
Of said quarter section; thence running south
wardiy Oh 4aid east llR seventy rods thence west.
wardy one HUNDRED and sixty rods parallel with The
south line 0fsaid quarter section 10 The west line of
SAID quarter section; thence northwarnfy on said
81 est line Seventy rods. AVID thence cHstwardiy one
HUNDRED and si1ig feds parallel with the hor.hiiEe
OF said quarter cc.in b. The ts line Of said quarter
section, Ire lace OF Beginning; cGnl1i Eng sesrly
Acres 6flaAd. %es-A 5ssssif1t -
Also cquaiuu,iitidcl ore hail part Of got 'fum:
Der sgFcp, IN block ypuulbcf twcniy-seFe IN the
set.h-.asl quarter uf s6ciiuu number thir8-o IN
4nTHshipnu Der two, nor h, AID in range Htser
Gg}pCy three. east, according to he plot and strYey
Of the Tiilage Of Southport, recorded the an day
Of May, D. 1852, being forty ttct front, on MaA
stre~t, AMI eighty feet deep.
Also part OF the SOUTHWEST quarter Of section 4,
number thifly-onc. in township number t%o, north.
and in ruHps lwenty.ihree. t.-CummeEcing On
lie suath Ire Of said quarter section, Il distance OF
shuu fifty three ard ouc-ihiId rods en- The south
els. corner of s;rid l';f;cr srcan and NJ the south
wes coTnsr OF lands conveyed 10 Il IRAN ia tie; and
RAINING thence westwardly along the south line OF
said .iGa GSC and third rods, to End
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
New YORK. Nov. Is.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce, telesraphs as fol
lows:
The French1diliiculty assumes ser-
0us aspect. Official advic IS were re-
cciyed by the Government Yesterday.
The circumstances of McSsrs. Mason and
Buchanan were rudely repulsed. The
insult was apparently designed and IRE
mcditated.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
Fluid Lamps
ND. 4. EAHILY SOAP,

A : - SOAP. Try Il
z a ~ -; sSSS.-@cHrpus Acoustic OIL, n celc
Z y DRAFTED cure for Deafness tor sale at
STAEA%N BARRIER & cos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
Tho DAYTON Gazette saws

Coyv1crrp.-The Dayton Gazette says
that McCord, who was tried at Xenia,
Ohio. last week, for killing a negro who
resisted the attempt to kidnap him, and
to take him into Kentucky and sell him,
be has been convicted of murder in the
second degree, and has been sentenced
TO the penetintiary for life.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
Highly Important from Washington.

NV YoRE, Nov. q.
The Herald Of this morning Publishes
upon what it states to be ;lnqucationabie
authority, despatch from Washington,
to the effect that change Will be made
in the Cabinet and all the foreign ap-
pointments, shortly after the meeting OF
Uourress-about the middle Of January.
Messrs. Campbell & Guthrie will 70 out
Mr. Marcy win 80 to England, Gushing
takes the Department Of State, Breckcn-
ridge of Nv, becomes Attorney General
AMI Gen, Dubbns has the Treasury De
pSrtmcut.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
HYGEAEA,
brought Homc 10 the Door Of The Million /
a ANlNnL LEL-l- nlsnNA.Ll,A- L.. -,nc-,..lu |

brought Homc 10 the Door Of The Million,
A Womb RFUL DISCOVERY has recently
IA been made by Or. Curtis. Of ,liis city, in the
treatment OF Consumption, Asthma and al diseases
OF he Lung. We refer to 4" Dr. curtis Iygcana. or
Iuhiling Ilyrcan Yep, r and Cherry sSrupI WIN
this new NJ tod DR.. G. has restored many afflicted
ones 10 perfect health IS an eyicl &C of which he
has ununler: bic Certificates. Speaking OF the treat
mcnt, ply sican remarks: Il is a. idcnt that AhaI-
!ng-CoLSanily br aihil III gr, cable, healing
lpor, the medicinal properties must come in direct
contact with the whole &C the ariaI cavity OF The
tun2, and thus escape The many and varied changes
p'ot!uccd upon them when introduced ntothc stom-
ach, and subjected to tho process ofdigesion. The
iiygcala l. tor sale al all The druggists throughout
the cOuntry.-.Yrle YorG HHfciaian, of .yaa. Il.
The Inhaler is worn on Gle b. east under The linen
without Tie least hcouyt nicuce--lhc heat Of the
body being sufficient to eyapora;e the Guild.
Hendricks OF CASE OF CURES lihc the fol)wing
might be named. one Package of Ilyceana has Gu
rcd me the Asthma of SIX years standing. jas.
+. HreSjcrrr, ?. NJ Of DuHcGnHop, Pa.
am cured ofthe ASTHMA Of 10 years standing
by DR.. Curtis ygcaHa..Hgr.rtt Eastoa, BrooklyH,
/ ". ].
/ Mrs. Paul Of No Hammond ST, n. Y, was cured
ola severe ctse Of Bgonchc.ia by thc iIygcana.
Ny sister has been cured Of DISTRESSING
COZ Gil 81 seFcrhi years stanGirT. and dr-idcd to be
incura9Ic by her Physicians. She was CURED in
( ONE MONTH by HE IlygeIna.--}. II. Gaabcrt, II.
IL. RicAmoRd, NJ
Price three dollars Plckaer.-Sold by CURTIS
4 PERKINS and BOY - < Sil l. no. lac Chambers
ST.. n. " Packages sem irrc by express TO any
part If The J'Hjl'd S'ctcs for Tea Dollars
\. p. DR.. Curtis' Hyseana is ;5e ORIGINAL and
ONLY GINIiNE ARTICLE, ar others are base
and INJURIOUS cou!tcrcits. Shun them you
would POISON.
sold by Or. sTARKWEAIEER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
NTAsILINcrnN-- Nov. is.

The Cnion Of this morning announces
positively the withdrawal OF instructions
prohibiting Mr.. SQule's passage through
France, and presumes that the eXpIana-
ton Of the Emperor will prove satsfac-'
tory
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
RaLr1MoRr. Nov. 70. 1851.

The Washington Organ, a new Know
Nothing paper, made it's first issue this
Misunderstanding considerable en-
terprsc aad talent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23

NOV OIlG'J,Io. = d. II.
The vote yesterday, in this city. on tie
LIQUOR Question. resulted. in 5000 ma
jority for gran ING licenses for tie sale Of
Liquor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

"a OTlCEais horcby given Interpolation will be
~ made & Inc Hon James L. Dcoliit'e. Judcs of
The CTrs Guur ii NJ Frs; Judicial s.rlcl. in aud
for.t Slaje-of Ni-csTsiRe at the Court House in
JuneSI ilfC ir The coHats of Rueis the 5.h day OF
December. J. d. tsji, II 10 O'Clock \. NJ. Tor the ap
pOhmrnt ~ three di-intcreSed persons residing in
each Of tkn 4n,ia ing countless 10 vii, Nalwor.h h.
hcnosha and EIciae in said state as Com missianeTs
in e'tcl@i heir respective caIntio. Ia Iiaw and
anime The lands hea or required Is said Rail Road
Company, with tfe tJidiugs and Improvements, il
any, thereon, and 10 esijma.e the yaIc OF the lard
So taken or requi red by said Company. and ali TIC
daalactW hieh the owner or owners Thereof shs sus-
OF the sane he construction and said road,
or Wcrks aprcraiGiug thereto, in their respective
coun les according 10 the pro, sioBs Of an act to
.nc rrura'e the FOX River Valley Roll Road Compl-
ny" uppro, cd March .9ih, 1883.
Nh. 2. LYON. Secretary.
Dated Burlington, Cc:obcg 3lSt, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23

TIIE WRECKED SuIP.-The New Era,
recently. wrecked on the New Jersey
coast. with the loss Of 200lives, was new
ship Of 500 tons. This was her first
homeward voyage. She took aload of
deals to London, and had but little freight
on board on her return. The New Era
saifctt about the 22dor2 3d of September
from Bremen. The vessel was fully in
sllnd In Enston.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
sTARKWTATHER & co.

STARKWT.ATEER & CO.
a RE. AGENTS FOR gesNE!S' CEaOE4A.
"a Ss@5l& A., sure cure FOR IcveF ald hguc.
-BARRY'S IIdCnPuEBOLS, Tor the Hair.
AMERICAN HhLG. RESTORATIVE, to Cure
Baidnrss
AYERS CHERRY FGCTORAi., for tss Care Q.
Coughs ard Cold.
PEPSiE, sof lie Cune Of Dyspepsia.
PlRE WHITE LEAD. Ground in Oil
LIN%CED oil, warranted pure.
TANNERS & CURRIERS', and NEAT7i5 F0O1
OH, tor Harness & Leather.
WRITE WASH BRUSHES, of all kinds.
PA,ET BRUSHES, large assortment Of extra
qualify.
suErR2ssl BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking II v.
HR sra RiC;< corScouring e.,
FLAEgs.INs: INTBA CTS.-Lemon, Yaniua.A.-
rnoutMp each, RetiGo. Ru-1 oud Orange.
sym rs Metallic, Class, Rubber, OF the bcsl
kjuds.
WNDoN CLASS, from : b. rs e4by 81, e,ttto
order.
sHAy!xG RJsGE5 < soArs-o fine assort-
E7c5.,.
SPERM & LARD OIL for lamps and Machinery
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
IMPORTANT TO EVERY BOD 7!
EAE4E AND ygENETixg GOODS,
THE
BOSTON STORE!
HrETCALg & nEEHHgIL,

w Es'h q a L. z a. Va a. Il &c T. d.,
TENIIANKFtfL for the patronage they are now re-
e ceiying, and griltifed with The success which
has always attended them in Kenosha, are now de-
tcrnned not to be oudone, and feel confident thai
their facilities for procuring goods viii enable them
TO take The lead iRl sclt gooos CHEAPER than any
oftlleir competitors in this Cny.
White We can ot!ir aslarge, and BETTER AS
S0RfEDsiUck of
STAPLE AND FANCY DEsY G00Ds,
Than can elscwhcre befound, andwhilc we wish al
torslncnber ihatah0se no buy cheap can and viii
sci cheap We invite heir attention 20 our house as
es A FIRST GLASS STORE.
sTApIE DRY4'GO0Ds. 4pur stock COMPRISES
shce'ines. Bleiched aud Brown ShirtiDgs, Slnrting
stripes, Linens, Prints DE aims Tekings. Drills, Us
naburSs. Ducks Fanuels, Cloths, CgSsineres Deans,
fwceds, Blue and Brown Drills, Bags, carrie Warp,
Cotton farn Batting, Candle Nick ard !. lr'g as
sortincntof e r. Or
- Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.
GARPETs-two and three ply ingrains. Of various
qualities, Drugset aud Stair carpet, oil Cloths
lour tive ;Ind six quarters wrde of the very latest
FANCX DIsExS GOODS,
G?cyery stylp and fabric, together with trimmings
orlhe same, ofihe latest styles and fashions. Also,
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings;
sH.lWLS ofevery style, at The lowest rates Gloves,
Hosiery, sc.
STAPLE GROCERIES,,
Tea. Coffee, Sugar, Noassrs. syr:p, Spices, Soap,
Ginger. Nmmegs, Rssins, Tohace". SIuH. Powder,
Shot and Gun Oape. Also, a sHpe'ior article ol
GROUND ROCK SALT Tor Dairy or Table ure.
CEROys1EEsY AND GLASS EgAgsE,
OF the best cheapest and largest variety q sAcS
ard OF the most durable kud Harln are, Cutlery,
White Lead Paints, Wooden Ware. &c.
kenosna. Wis. October "a, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
GROCERIES!

ii Nu.mc.s, Cloves, Cinnamon. Chocolate, Cocoa
Cream T;r.ar, Soda, Sc &C, cheap and pure, at
Noyc;n Der 9th. lcJk BLkN&'S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23

- Sold Vt the cstabshmcn of Professor Ig,l lo-
way, 80, M;,den Lane New York also By al
Specialize lIrI.nist. ard Dealers IN Medicines th-o'
out the United states, IN Boxes ut y cents, a. !,
cents. and 81 y each 10 be had Wholesale OF no
principal Drag Houses in lie Union.
az There is considerable saSing by taking 4
larger sizes.
N. B.-pirecdons for "a" guidance ofpalicn's in e,
cry disorder are attached tu each box.
+. ROBINSON, Agent,
kCnOsh8, Wisconsin,.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
J. J. PETIT,

Attorney 4 Inv. SoIicito. in Chanctrv, and Cen
eral Convey ancer. viii attend ITomptl 10 ali bust
ness eaTuste,l 10 him.. s.s 81 ~.
~ OrrIcg. two doors north Of he ct otei
REsIpENcE. Willow Brock Farm, ScTcrs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
4 Great Change

Nine states, to wit; Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Michi-
gan, Illinois, Wisconsin and Massachu-
sets: have recently elected their repre-
sentatives to the 34th Congress.
In the present Congress they stand as
follows; Administration 80, opposition
-.
In the next Congress, the delegations
from these states viii stand, Administra-
tion. 10, 0pRtsition l09.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23

Superior Liouors .

CHOICEST BRANDS of AL kinds ofWine ant
u Liquors
WAFsfSANTED TO RE GENUINE.
always to be obtained al the Liquor Store Of
THOMAS PROCURE.
Kcnosha, APriIlst, 1854, dIy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
Curtain Fixtures.

ElJTNAM'S PATENT CURTAIN FiXrU RES.
a very superior article, which should be
found in ostry dwelling. for salc cheap at
METGiI4F & AEHElLLS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
THE AMERICANS FRIEND !
HOLLOW AVS PILLS.
PURIFICATloN OF TIE BLOOD,

ASD
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens of The Unioa suffer much from di-
orders OF tue Liver and Stomach. scarcely any h4,
free from the influence ufihese destructive inmates
hence life wears fast. The fair SEX perhaps the
'Gos. handsome ia The world, upto s certain period,
when, Distressing 70 say many lose heir letJh and
good looks while vet Ia The hcy,lay OF life such ad
evils may he cif,ciually remedie1 hy continually
keeping the blood paiG and .he Liver md stomach
IN healthy tcjun, when life viii a0w smoothly and
'esemole plants ~ q congeaal cline where eternal
spring APPEARS tu'reisn As itregards the proscr-
Walton Ci iio human name and The duration of life
much may be effected, and say fesrlcs>!y, that
hcSith and lie c,u he praougedi Tor maly years be
yuhd The ordinary Limits, ii licioS AZ ris are ta-
ken to purity the blood according 10 (Be rules laid
down for health confined in The directions which
aceompaa! each box.
a CASE OF WEAKNESS OF TEN WEARS
STANDING CURED By IlCILOWAN'S PILLS.
Copy Of It k'tcr tiom Captain .}oiusoa, is
tor Iioase, -N-,t York, dated Janaagy 5M,
1854.
To Thomas Holloway, e, Cor. Ann ard Nassnu s..
Sr,-I /! is with the most hearlfc,, pleasure have
to Inform You that have been restored to health
and s.Ceng:n by taking your Pis. For ihe last ten
yc suffered from a GurJngcmcutu l the liver and
stomach, and WIS reduced 70 s8Ch un extremely that
lgaVc mp ny ship, never expecting IL 20 To- Sea any
more, as had tried every remedy ti,at WAS rtcUUl-
mended 10 me. b'u all 20 no pup1>c; and had Civ
en- myself up 20 lie .pnir when al hast recon-
mended to take Your Pills, ADer Using Them tor
three months, lhe rcsu is that Um in better hoallG
as ever was in my TIE. You are quite AT liberty
20 nuke this known for the benefit OF others, Ire.
mail, Sir, !outs respectfully,
tsisne,D JOHN JOHNSbN.
These celebrated Pills are H'onderJW'g flcU-
eioas an the EyIyaHi81 CoMD!ttiEts;
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23
IA pTRST 0IAHs ST0RE.
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.

GNRPETS-two and three ply irgrans, Of various
qualities, Drugget aud Stair carpet: oil Cloths
four, five and six quarters VIDE, of the very latest
sLNlCs--a sMnernf srlicle.