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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

wCLvE RINE
FURNITURE ORE!
Market 90. Kenoshn.
- The subscriber has opened, on Market ct
a few doors west of the American Hotel
- one OF the most complete g. Extensive lots Of
FURNITURE Il CABINET WARE,
Ever brought TO this market. His stock consists of
all the articles usually found in FIRST Class fur-
nitnre a. Housekcepers' Furnishing f stab
Iishmenf, of all qualities and prices. Among
these may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
of superior workmanship and finish
A great variety of
CHAIRS,
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor.
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Dining extension and com
mon leaf Tables.
Mahogany and Black Walnut bureaus, Of vari.
Gus patterns.
BEDSTEADS,
Fancy and common, ofevery style and variety.
MATTRESSES,
Various styles, fancy and common
STANDS, SIDE TABLES, &C. sc.
- Picture Frames of every style made to order
The above Goods viii be sold as cheap as ths
cheapest Call and examine them, and satisfy your
selves that the "Wolverne Furniture Store is the
place to buy your Furniture
Oct. lst, 1855. loft ID. S. VAN ALLEN.
~ 4 Fine Toned ORG AN, suitable for small
b. S. VAN ALLEN
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Fren,an's Ball.

Keuosha Engine Company, No. , gives its fifth
annual Ball at the Runas House, on Friday evening
the 2lst inst. Extensive preparations have been
made for large company and for having an agrcea-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
HOUSES g. LOTS FOR SALE,

80 The Subscriber Offers for sale, reasonable rz<S
ssz terms, Two Houses and Lots eebiy situated s&
.s..ssaa PAX ST., between Main 81 Exchange L.
Streets seth Of these Houses good repair and we'll
adapted ioF dwellings, Thsy win be sold ~ barrafp
Dec Is. 50. :ssf GEO ". BAY
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
New Principle No Poison
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE

RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
OTE TO MALARIA,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE
Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb Ague and other In
termi,tent and Rement Fevers; also of Bilious Fe-
vers, accompanied by Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid
FeyemYeiow Fever, Ship and Jail
FeNf, General Debility Night
sweats, and all other
ferns of disease
WHICH HAvE A COMMON ORIGIN
MALARIA OR MIASMA.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which IT certain
unavoidaby inhaled every breath the in char
acter whereve il existsuorth, south, east weastsnd
will everywhere yield to this newly discovered ANTID0TE
which neuraxe the poison completely pures the SYSTEM
and thus entirely removes all the of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
II wlrotect NY resident or traveller, in the most
sckly swsmpy localities from any sgue
whatever or any injury from constantly inhang Malaria
Masma,
1t will instantly check the ague in persons who have su
fered for any length of time from YEARS
that they need have by continuing
its use accordI TO directions.
II will immediately relieve all the distressing results Of bill
lcus or ague diseases such general debility night
etc The patient At begins appetite aud
strength, and continues until permanent and radical
is effected. And as a proQf thai il is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because of its
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLESsNESS,
The following certificate from of the celebrated
chemists in the United States sttaehed 10 every bottle
~ have made chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure Andote to Malaria and have tested Il
fer Arsenic Mercury Quinne and but have not
found q particle II either in il, have found any sub
stance IN composition that would prove injurious to the
constitution JAMES II. Chiffon, ~. D., Chemist"
This allows OF its
FREE Use AS PREVENTIVE
BY which all persons may thus be Of entire freedom
from the above named diseases matter how cky the
season OF swanpy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY frequently published. and
the confidence Of the public asked only in proportion TO lbs
dcfds ".sF wherever introduced and used These only
are relied upon 70 prove its worth
One two bottles
may require more Directions printed German French
and Spanish accompany each bottle Price, One Dollar
Prepared and sold By the Proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES Providence, T. l.
And FOR sale by druggists generally IvTI
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

" We call attention to the card of DR. Dimicl
in another column Those afflicted will perhaps do
well to observe what he has to say.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

MRS COLE, Corner Of Mutn aad Peal Streets oppo.
the Durkee House. viii cut ct and make Dresses Cloth.
ing &C. short notice. and the attest styles fash.
ions The patronage Ladies of Keaosha vicinity
10 solicited r2rn23l
Kenosha, Nov Is Is55
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p EOPLE'S STORE,
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY.

: NeW Goods at lie NeW Store.
s L E " e n s &c H Z A d.
euARLEs BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
"AVE a stock of Goods on hand, and arriving,
IL n which was recently selected East by of
the partners and on account of the increasing de-
mand for goods in their line, they have the lar
gest and best stock purchased for this market,
which are offered at wholesale and retail at fair
muncrative prices.
They continue to pay cash, or exchange goods at
cash prices. for all kinds of country produce
People of the city and of the country come and
examine our stock of Groceries, Provisions, Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery and Wooden Ware, and
judge for yourselves as to their quality and prices
Remember, that goods are delivered to any part of
the city.
Among their stock may be found
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ESTRAY.

sFaA CANE into the enclosure Of the subscriber on
[W&& or about the list Of November, 1885, two-year
HY$ old Heifeg-back, some white on the forehead,
~&s~k>end Of the tail white, white strip the len
side OF the rump, white the belly No other marks The
owner ia requested TO prove property charges and
the same away. DAVID b. BCREIIAM
.S1t<Ss, New -. Ieok. 4uA
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

A NEW IDEA!
STORE ON THE NORTH SIDE.
P e HANNAHS Co, have opened Grocery q Pro
risio Store in ALIENS Building" first store north of Main
Bridge, where they will keep hand an extensive
assortment of
Groceries,
Together with full assortment of
Provisions, Fruits, &C.,
FLOUR, INDIAN. MEAL, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR
Mill Feed, &c. all Of which will be furnished at lower rates
than they have hitherto been sold for in this City
Flour, Feed and other purchases, delivered 10 any
part az the Gig.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

COUNTER, PLATFORM. and HAY SCALES.
~ Over fifty different notifications on hand or
furnished 10 order, at Manufacturers Prices, and
warranted the best in
AZ Corze--QuGrles Block, Kenoxkc, BE-
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN, g. Co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

FORMERLY n. w. HUBBARDl
A RE in the market, at the old sand No. l Ru-
IA mails Block, with compile assortment of New
Goods, ready to do all those who may favor them
D r Y G o O D S
is large, and was bought with reference to heavy
fail trade.
In the DRESS GOODS line we have endcav.
ored to select oil styles new and rar6s with Trim
mings of all qualities to match. We .hawe Black
styles any ~. Merinos, complete assignment , rn
Wool Pldi1ss a good variety. All Wool DeLaincs,
all colors Slsadies Cloths desirable shades.
SHAWLS-Brochc Long Shawls at Square
Shawl prices. Bay State and Scotch do. from the
cheapest TO the best made.
For the Men-We have piles of Broad Cloths.
Cassimeres, Sainetts, Flannels, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Buck Gloves and Mittens, &c. &c.
Carpcfings--Veivet, BRUSSELS and Ingram a
variety of patterns. Oil Cloths, 4, 6 and 8-4 wide
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
Crockcry, Stone 81 Glass Warc.-A few setts
of China Ware, White, Granite and Rockingham
Ware, wholesale or retail Stone jugs and Jars,
Earthen do. Tumblcrs, Castors Lamps and Ian
terms.
GRoC ERILS.
We are prepared to give our Customers Bargains
on Sugars as our stock was bought before the last
rise.
We are still selling SrRuPs and MoLAssrs at old
prices, notwithstanding the advance in the mar.
ket.
TEAS AND CoFFEES.
On these articles we hope to sustain the reutpa
ton we have already established
We are always wanting all kinds of Farmers Pro-
duce, and will pay the highest prices the market af-
fords HUBBARD & CO.
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PENSION LANDS
lSO Acres ofLands
To all vuho raruad since 1890

The act of Congress of March, 1853, grants to All
Indians included, who served in any war since 1870
fourteen days. or less if cngased IN battle and to the
Widows of officers and soldiers OF tho Revolutionary
r;th fhe army and to the Piattsbvrg aud Lewetown
yoIunieers. 10 acres OF land after deducting what
mas heen received.
The undersigned VIII receive apphcafionfs snq ecf
t.oned sct. l., g. MERRILL
Ysaoska, We, -,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

s.& HOUSE e. LOT FOR SALE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale, reasonable erms,
very desirable House and Lot in the city OF Kenosha
The property well located the side of Street.
few rods north Of Pearl and convenient Shore
Rail Road Depot
For particulars enquire Of the subscriber at Noreid
Cook Co, ILL.,, Of Dr. Farr the premises.
Oct. 70, 1855. (I9tf THOMAS SIIRRGOLD
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COFFEE.
DRESS MAKING.

do, Narisabo, and Pure Government Javs a,
HI HUBBARD d cos
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH ACHl
~ DROPS, an immedi1 and perfect cure +
tooth-schc, for sale by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

SATURDAY, September 2o->6 PM.
AsnS were quiet and prices unchanged. The stock
this morning amounted to about $50 bbl pots aud $50
do. pearls. Total $50 bbls. fb
BRxAnsruYys.-Flour-The market vas unchanged
while there good demand especially for export.
The sales embraced about 900 5000 bbs at 81 623
. - for common to extra State. Western un.
was At 81 7Ss IS 81 Canadian was quiet, with SALES Of
sold 1t IS a5 SO for the whole range Rye aeur was
quiet at Is SO 81. Corn meal was duh and nominal.
WheatThe sales reached about rs, 900 bushels ipcud.
at 81 TO- and Canadian at - co. with considera
BE lots q Upper Lake. on the sRos 90 and to arrive At
brsced about 40 go bushels Western mixed at IS sc
s6hc. RyeSales Of about 0, 900 1000 bushels were
made Of u IA 81 IT, Oats were steady at 42c a7c.
for State and Western.
CorrEr.-rhere was speculative movement, and a
cargo Of 900 bags Rio sold at fc., four months;
1000 DO at ilc 200 bags Java at 14c., and 300 St.
Domingo at Zoe.
Co1nos The sales were confined to few small lots
which afforded no correct indication Of prices.
FREGHTs.--Rates continued firm. To Liverpool about
20 GOO 80 GOO bushels Of grain reported at 12c
2hc;, and lot Of -four At Ss lod A., with some
parcels OF cotton Mt 4, 716d. the close I'D was
asked for grain in bulk for forward delivery and 100
cases India rubber goods taken at a0 10 London
aour g. was asked 70 My iSo barrels hour sap es
engaged by the packet OF the 10th at 81 and $50
o. cotton by the packet Of the STU at ic per pound
ID 600 bushels rye at 16d TO California rates ranged
from 35c. to &c. per foot measurement.
KAY was steady at Toe. a roc
iRoS140 tons Scotch pig we're sold at $37 and 80 do
at $37 20, four months.
IEAD.-25 tons Spanish were sold at 6ssc
MotAssfs was quiet and firm.
NAVAL SroRss.-Sprits unchanged, while rosin
was hrmer, and held ut 81 90 for common Wilmington.
Ons.-linseed from store was selling at pic. o5c.
Doc.
pRoylsIoSs-pork-The market was dull, and sales In
small lots Of mess reached 200 800 bbs at $22 81
So SO and prime at $21 25. Beef in moderate do
mand at old prices. Chicago re-pscked at SID SO
$17. Beef hams were quiet at SIT $lS and prime
mess az 81 SO. Cut meats and bacon continued In
light supply aud nominal Iard-Sees Of 100 a 800 bbls
were made, nj lie. l2c Butter firm at lie 1sc
for Ohio and 20c &c for State. Cheese DUH at
DC. n loo.
Rcg.-About 20 terces Carolina we're sold at Axe.
SIC.
srieE.-5 cases nutmeg were soa at 92Hc., and %
bags pimento sold 121sc.
SuoARs.--The market quiet but steady for hogs
heads and have only to notice ssles of about 900
hogsheads Cuba muscovado Mt 1870. Ty6c. 500 boxes
good brown Havana were sold at size
WHlsKEY.-The sales embraced abou, $50 bbs. Ohio
10 arrive, al 4ohc and 200 800 do Ohio and Prison
the spot, at iot4c. Ale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

TOTAL. .S12 ffg, 493 u
The steamship Star of the West at this port from San
Juan del Norte brings dates from San Francisco 10 the
5tb inst inclusive and 81 033 AT ~ In gold on freight
Our advces by this arrival eighteen days later than
those received by the previous steamer Nothing in
erest importance had transpired In the meantime.
Business inactive. The arrivals from Eastern ports
had been numerous adding largely to the supplies Of all
staple articles Of merchandise without corresponding
Increase in the demand from the trade.
A. H. Nicoay's regular weekly sale q stocks will take
Place tomorrow Monday, at l2s O'Clock at the Mer
chants Exchange.
The exports Of specie from this port amounted
10 only s35 400 making for the year s24 4ae as1 So
The anthracite coal tonnage Il larger this week than
last by 5384 tons. The shipments by the three lines
reach for the week 1873 27s tons and for the
1862 900 tons against 193 52 tons 10 the time
lat year. The Reading Railroad Company brought down
the week ending Thursday, 81 $50 tons and for
the year 7ee 173 TONS against 623 BOB the
time last year. The ssbuyikiil Navigation Com
pany, for the week ending Thursday, brought down
% ga TONS and for the TO the day s0a 493
tons aganst s3s tons 10 the time last year The
shipments OF coal upon the Lehgh Navigation, for the
week ending with Saturday last we're 322 tons against
20 342 for corresponding week last year for the
son TONS against ses Ill tons to the time
and the prices for the last month barely sustained
The most fatal IL railroad maniaists,
have repeatedly attempted 10 show Ii the utter dsre
gard they pay the annual depreciation Of such
property. BY depreciation wish 10 be distinctly
derstood. We do not the ordinary and Academia
getting out Of ter cf road defective rail broken
tie here and there, q washed cmbankment, burnt
bridge depot runaway engine, general ll-up
Of train Of Not at all. These under the
head Of repairare entirely separate and distinct items
These can be patched up and made TO last years bu
patching Is renewing Ia about twelve years the en-
tire perhabIe portions Of ordinary road such AZ it
rails crosetics truss bridges and equipment wear out
and must be renewed An annual expenditure OF a hun
dred dollars per mile may for Dozen years this
patching and mending This call repairs. Blu, when
It 10 the end Of that time, and miles aud miles Of
road TO be relad in single year. the rails reroei
an expense Of t25 per ton, and have cs all along
put In eaten and out bridges 10 BE- replaced
new engines bought and the ola which have been
patched so long to be good for nothing laid aside
new cars in place 81 those broken up Tor rewood then
comes what We call renaoai II tho summing up of the
depreciation Of the ten dozen preceding years or and
a,srs ne ordinary repotrs.
We shah doubtless astonish vast number Of our read
ers particularly those who ~ Il blind vn railroads whe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
Weekly Rcport or Deaths

In the city and county New York 22 day OF
September to the 10th day Of September, 1855.
Men, 30; women, 81; boys 13l; girls, ll7Toal 800.
Adults, l07 children, 23s males, 49, females, ia
colofed persons. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
DRY GOODS.

DRoDIEs EXPOSITION or
ID LADIES FALL AND WINTER CLoAKs
GEORGE Bk0DIK. 81 Canal. and as Llapeuard sr,sa.
Respectfully begs inform the ladies' he VIII M -
pared 70 exhibit fur their inspection, -
>sunsDAy, OcI0sER 61n.
A magnificent assbrtmeni Of
FALL CIOAKs AND MANTnLAs,
Oils exclusive stylesJ
Embracing the following fashionable hbrics:-
SILK velvet cloaks and manillAs;
MORE antique do. do.
Gray beaver cloth do.
MORE antique with velvet combined;
ladies' plain cloth. tSll shades).
His stock the and best assorted both In Imperial
coaks and OF his well known manufacture that be has
ever had tho pleasure opening w sni he would
repec0oy xaggest IN the lAdies not 70 purcaA until Ay
have examined his goods The leading styes will appear
usual In liAfpeis and Gedey's Magazines e fashions fR
GEORGE BR0DIE 81 Canal aud
63 ipennrd s's second OF broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
FINANCIAL AND coMMERclA
n ON EY MARK EFT.

SUNDAY, sept. 3U--P. NJ,
During the past week the money market has been
comfortably stringent About Wednesday and Thursday
the pinch was pretty sharp, but since there has been
gradual recovering and the close yesterday things
were pretty easy again. We not yet of the Woods
The banks have during the past week large amount
ofspece and there have been arrivals to make good
the supply. II will take than both California
steamers will bring to make the amount on hand equal
to that reported two three weeks since The sub.
treasury rapidly absorbing specie. At the close OF
business yesterday contained s75o677 S. and the
accumulation Is likely TO continue for time longer On
the ls Of September the balance IN the Assistant
Teasnrers hands amounted to SIS 900 500 15 Ts shows
increase during the month Of nearly two millions Of
dollars The amount received during September on ac-
count Of customs $3.50 23i Al against s4 81
for the same time last year, showing increase Of
se5,4l9 81 At tie close Of business yesterday the As
sisiant Trcasurer's account stood follows
Coin in hand in Assistant ensurers Office So 6f5 2as 30
In Assay Office. Observation-Disclosures. 2f27,633 90
- = 700 ~
Zine bars in Assay Office. 93l 1856 50
Impaired bullion and line sill
Ncrt....... -*............ Il3,bls u
- 1,Gi655f OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
DuLPIN's ANNUAL OPENING
ID OF FALL AND WINTER CLOARg


MKT, rue
nANrnLA EMPORIUM, Sdl anoApwAv.
On which day be respectfully invites public attention his
peTb mpoftaions prepared expressly
s occasion and embracing AL the productions 81 Partisan
and ingenuity up the departure Of the latest
by far the most commodious Ameries aad beng
thereby enabled coodut much enlarged business he
ha his establishment shall hereafter be known
much by the extreme moderation In the price q the articles
therein contained always has been by their exclusive
richness and beauty On the day he win make hg usual
annual exposition Iades' fancy ur consisting OF tho
eesy and valuable stock be found In broadway AL st
reasonable prices. GEO BuLPIN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

IL bounets aud furs--MADAM HARRIS a son have much
pleasure la announcing the arrival Of their fret importation Of
French bonnes for the approaching In ~
design And tasteful combination of materials this mporos
has never been surpassed We call particular attention
ob udered sra~ much admired Ia Paris he
by Tho Empress Eascnic beside. other
ties in velvet, &c. ac.
FURR
Our stock Of furs will be worthy OF especial notice
comprising full assortment NJ Russian sable mink martin
stone marin einchia errnine, 40 A. We solns
out ~ ue fur trade not having Dr both busnessss
shall seltour entire stock Of lrA a great sacrifice.
MADAM X. HARRIS a son, 3fi Broa way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

An s0Rrgsnly rorxs LADY ~ DESTROYS oy
n fsfn& ~ ssanaAntanse ~ siasriy gsn ~an -.
ris~ usMfrto1f Al - rflsfrrNt
rr'ly eoaA1enti.L A6dre.s fs4og nstsa wf~s, foss
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
Highway Robbery.

We learn from Mr.. Larkin Richardson
of Salina Valley, that as he was coming
from Dutch Flat to Alpha on a mule on
Saturday last, towards night, he overlook
a young man by the name of Green Fin
nell with pack on his back and somewhat
fatigued. Mr.. Richardson took his pack
on his mule and let him ride some distance.
When he reached house which was kept
by man named Hancock, some nine
miles from Alpha, he enquired the way to
Alpha and then continned or--, -
naVlng proceeacd about six, niles he heard
some one scream, apparently in distress.
He retraced his steps a short distance, the
young man with him, on his mule, when
he came in contact with the man whom
he had seen at Hancock's, who was on
foot. The snow was two feet deep. He
approached Richardson and informed him
he wanted every dollar that that young
man had, pointing at Finnell on the mule,
and that he must have it, or he would take
his blood, as he was we'll prepared in case
of emergency. He had Colts revolver
by his side and his hand was on large
dirk, Mr.. Richardson says he did not
have any weapon with him, and did not
dare to resist the robbery of Finnell. The
man did not attempt to rob Richardson.
The robbcr was six feet tall and weighed
about 200. After he committed the rob-
berry Mr.. Richardson asked his name and
he told him it was Lee. He took from
the young man about s.. Richardson
hurried on to Alpha to get assistance but
could get none, the constable being at
Nnyada
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
Nicholas Dead sehastorol r OF yet taken

-4noth2r GUh from the great LlCeitiute
in 'he Democra' Of hs week. appeared rost ago,.j.
lical and bon5as;ic:l ctfuson purrorng from
the great b. H. C. > &c sc. "E'nahuel iienrJ benz
Gems Of wit and flashes Of Ihe sublime ,ean 'hro'
it, like mcteor :hro space incrspersed With scfooh
Latin, 10 astonish that public which hC asserts is loo
ignorant TO Judge Of his merits.
Not the eust doubt Of it that astounding tine, l. i
{. :. so beWdcred them hat the" unaIa 10 dis
Germ the individual who was entrenched pcind it, nnd
they passed on 10 Others Uf humber prctcusiuns VIII,
Claimed TO be only NJ Ds the experience OF all Amorcn
comm unit les having taught them TO avoid Grea, ~Forrr
Pretendcrs Who come Imcng them haraliin. their ni
vent with bombast, and claiming long string o. tlc4
supposng that The poor ignorant and beghad repui'
can, would bow Submissive to their assElrpliora
The gentleman claims TO b. memocr ofan hJnn-a,l,
profession Had he said a ho"ra5eTem6crI would hn,o
felt constrained to give thai assertion . fist denial
The very fact 9f his having made 9olrntary ard un
provoked attack ON ne not with argueni, bui with II.
guage teemihe With abuse. Pc AL als;ty in hi,
anxiety accomplish mis- object goa. stray iro IN,
Chemical acticp Of 'cid ds" b2rt"d with Aibumrp or
Jellane in which lie u, adc sa. EiuuCrr 40 d,b, i
this time Corrected. Dy reference bG Friasr anu as
learned remark the conI ucns OF simple bodies sucA
Potassium and Sodium all where that .prin.
cr then y pre- him 20 be h!thing Lu honorable or
learned member OF that profession.
Glad of any opportunity OF gng from ,he obscure
ty 10 which this community hau igncd MIN h3 seized
upon my communication as sodstn nd. feeling shat
he would obtain that noiorely lilu ne wished or. and
believing too hat second effort might be
fu than his first was though he backed by h.s generous
offers of beiriendiIg the public.
The Nevada public did not seem 10 appreciate bis Eobla
offer of erecting and sustaining Hospital doubt
lilat 10 sEf.lu hh'hS men HtilcS
his expressed oDuiOn at they re incaDable Of aI,-
preciaiing his great professional i"lcnts
With regard 10 that 'PatriiEopy'' Mr. Editor Rink
he might be casscd alnrng those termed jy well fuown
novelist "Irish lIe:r'," and which IL defined to mean
Heirs" 10 fortunes Thai "trsre sl-af"
will conclude by asking four qn"sliors
lst Were you. Emanuel Henry Den" l.. i. e.. ) :.
born in dublin. in the puriirg- nr lrrrack sir.ctr
End. Did you come 10 California % way of Sidney or
Port Jacksnny
?rl. Did you work Your passage to o. from sidney
4th Did you not whrn "uu -ntdt yoIi ;y"nt
To Nevada, that you spend .oriUn- mako
one IL 3; IIl,Nr " f.