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The Placer herald., 1855-11-17
AGENTS.

W. g. IT, DoDsoN Sacramento City, at the State
Journal Office, on Street.
THOMAS BoYCE, San Francisco, No. 81, Merchant
street.
WELLS FARGO g. CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County:. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip
tions to the Herald left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to u.s.
MAJOR NJ +. HEATING Secret Ravne.
A. b. BIRD, .... ............1odds valley.
Philip SToSER Michigan Bluff.
JOHN M'NALLY, Y,......--.........".l llllnoistown.
i. l.. BRADLEY, .............. Dutch Flat.
WILLIAM RILEY, ,.................. Kentucky Flat.
THOMAS WOODS, Rattlesnakc Bar.
ID. B. CURTIS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Ophr.
y. MANDELI,. I,................... ......Gold Hill.
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decks, and all was as usual on board. We
eat our supper and the anchor watch was
set, with orders to keep sharp lookout to
the southeast for typhoon. Nothing
turned up until about two o'clock in the
morning, when we were aroused by the cry
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Road. Ia thai lin. II j. ma=t important that
,sr -ho1ld create counter attraction in th.s Iii
reotion such believe will be the effect of the
Springs that have boon aud yet 10 be opened
along the line of the Va. and Tenn. Road.
They viii afard 70 the soetorof health or plea
are egerT indlcrment that exists in anv other
quarter If the State
Regarded noi - liva!, n Other summer resorts,
but additions 70 those already existing they be.
come new De- elopmcnt- # the natural resources
ot our Statc. aad important contributors to her
nralf', and har Advancement il every thing de
pouaeu' an wealih-tha- rising into importance
hefrr the wIac stotc
am inclined Ia think that ia a few years The
mineral springs of Virginia viii take rank among
the principal source, Of income aud wealth. IA
other State possesses them to.such an cxteut
and -pyalicd IN character and locality-coIabin-
81 generally With the finest mountain scenery
and thr purcst mountain MIR. Hitherto the grcut
barrier la. bacu the difficulty in reaching them.
II say nothing Of the inferior entertainment nj
f1rded Al TINT i being changed, and it requires
no prophet 10 f7resee "a a consequence, that the
mountains Of Yreinia will become the Great re
treat If the nation tor those who flee from die
ras,. seek recreation, during the hot and vast
ias months ol summer.
From the Spotb especially His viii be the
ca-.. Gentlemen from that quarter have cx
per,anco enough with The Northern watering aud
bathing places aud sill bo apt for tho future to
prefer DE eoartcsie~ and compmion.hip Of Viz
siuiau-, To tho rslertion, Of Yankee landiords
an1 tha impuaenca Of thaig free negro winters.
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Gailolial Co.lesn.naenc-
NaH14oqem Wufre SULPHUR srmvoy.

T.
lulg 81.
~.uu#l B#I aiote you fa,u thu place. ar..e
nye.--..l.,, have been nade 10 Tire eoioraa,. .iua
mofe,ilI additions to The accommodations. Ile
week Just passed Wiz puli,cued LIS tho prezei.,.
Of the Young Guard of Richmond. under tll,c..u
mand ofrapf. Riehnrtl-on. one of tho ha-t egpir5.
ped and drilled ,onntc,r corps Ihty,,,,g
soon They were ACCOMPANIED hy the Ar.ao.y
Baud with whose mciits III are familiar.
Yau enn ea.}, ima,,ipe what onioa,io#. ,i4..
iuortiaI .ireins Of music. with tho dali. r5r-r.
of the coupapv. and ,i,. i,,t.r,ui,5l;no IF ,i5.
brilliant dresses IN the bail room. with the ...,a.
but more subdoed int, Of civic eo.t,.o,. INV.
tbejr .,i.,nt, s,pa,,.,s-
0otb,i, orr,yoI s,-t T4e-l.,. ,f...,. .....,....f
coined. On lin. pnIt of . yi.if.r. ~. o,, ,,..5
Col. Lambert and the no,, do, r,rmoJIy rs,,..,..
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l,YNCHBURG NIRGINIAN.
MORNING, AUG'T /, 1855
Decision in the Wheeler Slave Case

Decision IN the Wheeler slave case
II. -. g Id Koro os ,bo
al iun 'Fns,'' ',p ''U's'" 80 -
United states D's',,o1 O'"''' ~. ''' '''''',
commit Passam' re " 1Ha'hs"h i'' c''f'''l7 81
Court. and for perjury in making false retarn
n the writ Of habtds corpus requiring him 20
-, a. i,,l;.s ,f ~, Wb.ele,,s slavrs
P'"uu'r ''' -, .;..,s..a ~ aa, - h,ll
Judge Name nus o'so"a'ssu ",9 ~
andtearess manner ana lseu'''''' - Ne '''a'N'
Of every man, North or South who respects the
constitution and laws of the land.
,--,a,or ,,,,r,;., If tI,a J,a,.,. d,aisian !.
-, ora.,;..a,;,, = tho 18th IF the ~.
ee'"'e" " "'' 49,. 1.1.,,
turn maae oY W itl'h'ns''' - ''
corpus, 10 wit, that the slaves named th'fe'"
wercn not and had never been IN his possession
M -, .l-, ,,o,., clearly ibst This return
H.. :, ;.,.,I,ed j.. .,,,feIupt of the
va '"''' 90 ,''', -, ,l;. .ro,nd WI
process Ia '"e.O'.'' ,,-@....z..l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

writer in the Norfolk Beacon has devoted
several articles to an exposition of the proserip-
tive policy of the Virginia Democracy. He
shows that net even the literary and charitable
institutions of the commonwealth have escaped
the hgoted intolerance and rap1cty of tho domi
nant party. The Virginia Military Institute the
University, the Lunatic Asylum aud the institu
tnns for the deaf.dumb and blind have oil felt the
hand of party prescription. In respect to the
Military Institute, there were in It's YisitoriM
Board, few years ogo, several Wings eminent
for learning, ability and virtue, and admirably
fitted to supervise this schcoi. Among these
was Philip St George Cooke Of Pnwhatan. Ia
the early history of tie institute, he was appoint
ed one ofiis visitors and no filter appointment
could have been made. He is gentleman OF
the Old School, of polished education and courtly
manners, graduate of the West Point Insti:u-
ton, and one of the few wise spirits of the day
wh2 early eschewed active politics to seek honor
in the quite walks Of private station. He
was.devoted to the Institute, and at one time when
it was languishing for want of pecuniary re-
sources, he advanced his private fortune for its
feief' But democratic Governor Of Virginia
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,
now starting for 'he noontan- a upper Last
tennessee W. expect df Christmas io1ide
thfl5 tic ~ ton" milr> r,.~i - here aud OIL this
road. tuc brli 1t strawberry Plains scioSa
ihs Hpsloa rtef eann'cte1, and no DELAY viii
he accustomed 81 thai Fo.nt IN aging track
Win" the euo.s a}te.Hiap 81 our citizens has
bon tasard t. H.. Est Tennessee ard Ceorsia
RaiIraI. tie e.gaaa, e.l-r Of Us have ehnesi
completed on" OF ta..ta'sf important rails lr9#i-
ing to oar ety.. s. .b49t tae officers apparently
kn1winFit.a
BETTER sr'lt.. Ne noticed several wce1s
since (,ay the staanton Nadicator.J that Mr..
Joshua Evans 1t thi, county. la received intel
ligence thai an estate ofSl ,2Do.O0O had been left
in Wales, ami lhal he WIZ one u thfee hrus 10
it. We hoss been since informed by on. Of tho
parties, thai the sunni is s2,50 900, even larger
than first statra
NATURE BEATING IIsELg.-Nata seen T., b.
entirely OUT daing it>elf til year. in the eegeta-
bic kingdom. Our exchanges continually come
TO us huz7aing over mammoth vegetable
specimens that have mole their appearance
before the editorial vision. producing almost a.
much CONSERVATION would the visit of Il ycrita-
bic ghost. We noticed some Of these yesterday
to-day we give another chapter Ii from tho
Abingdon Virginia, whose editor has seen the
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h;,,l, aal ,,,' ~,
.aaI ur,1.,,...i >,
49,, -. '''' -
bat rarely turn mp.
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w, n ,.,l,;...'....'.1, ,y..,'.,'-s
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"''"'
Dro,vygp. Mr., .Tob, Fanba,. Of ,pco.,s
county. wa. drowned an uoodov no.nino. of lest
week while batbin, +, uanoers dam. m 1i3l.
r;,er.
STATE CouNclh-The True American has been
nutLofizod +, annonnce that amectino of the
Stat. couaoil Of Virpinin viii take Mace ON the
~. .rl,,,..l.,. e g.. -. =. p;.I.,,l
-
LEI 'he su'o'''ha'e ca"hei!9 thr"uRhout 'he
State, remember this fact
Rrs1cxFD. -Rev. Chm. Reid of tho Methodist
-, ,,,..., -,
Lt'N''t'. O''''''"' nus S''' ms o"''e ~
Stanton in consequence of Ill health.
His place will be filled until next Conference
! t. II -, trI
~ ~ W. h'N"s.
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Mr. Brownson > Letter

As there has been n great deul of d-cussiono Of
late as 10 the extent 10 wlrch the Catholics Of TIM
country aok knowledge. the temporal power Of III"
Pope. we lay before readers the letter al the
Rev. Mr.. Brownsun, in answer to certain enquiries
on the subject. Mr.. Brownson is the ediior OF
thu Review, which bears his name, and which is
thu authorised exponent of the principles of the
Roman Catholic Church in this country. The
reverend gentleman is most learned and alb
struse metaphy aud thenogian aud his l,ttr~
requires careful study in order that We may ar
rive Mt a truthful conception OF his doctrine. We
find some inystifcation and apparent cunradlc-
tons in his letter, but we venture TO say that no
intelligent and unprejudiced man can carefully
peruse this document, without coming to the CON
clusion that the Roman Catholics OF this coun-
try recognise higher law than the Constitution
of the United States aud that the American party
are right in their understanding IF tho Catholic
doctrine on the subject of Popal Allegiance
An isolated sentence of Mr.. Brownson- letter
torn violently from its context has been gping
the rounds of the Democratic papers because it
seemed to favor their views, but II the,c journal
will publish the whole letter. their readers will
have a much better chance Of getting at the
truth.
Mr.. Brownson declares in substance, that the
State Or temporal power is under The law of the
spiritual; that The Pope aud Rem-h Church are
at the head of the spiritual, and that the Pope is
the proper authority to decide for American Cath
olics whether the Constitution of this country is
or is not repugnant to the laws of God. He also
contends that the opposing power or the power
of absolving people from their allegiance 10 an
established government IS vested in the Church,
and the Pope as head Of the Church We in
vite particular attention to Mr.. B's letter.
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

FATAL Afe'pENr.-Wm \. Moody Conduct
or on the mil tram Of the Central railroad. WIS
Killed last SUNDAY, By beiar caught betaecu a
onrnnd the station house at & orlansyllc. Cupt
Moody has BEEN employed on his roa3 = veafs.
ana ~as an efficient and papaltr etfcer.
EAST IENS. &Nt. EulneAp.- af,td,
mach pleasure taa.a.,f the gratifying ps,sres-
'.#i 4 BONG naie n this Iut ~ a.. gr.at
Cham II 'a5lEay 49, in acfif, course f con
stfaai'ae which wi.I e'a5eet, al no distant day,
l-Tnoh5ors Nth t'gali,,i.,ppi w oarnesf-
iy hop tool very pa,>ible energy my br con
c"a''"tfa H7t only ePon Thu rok, hat uaau ali
18th" chain, utiItae magnificent scheme l. com
pIeted, and rilo grcot ta4ft~ to h. derived from
1t are being Hesiiz.i. The following cxir1s.i-
from The Kaa>alio SiIa3ra:
Track having hs- heso r.maaaai.1 "a tn.
East Tennessee a'.a Virgin. Ra.'rsaI nj .ais
place, and viii be pushed forward a,IeIi.ay
M iron ran be pet down. paa ap ceGu'rY
friends fanY hook ont f., tue iron horse - ha is
now starting for 'he l1otntap~ 81, upper Last
! tennessee. W. expect b., Christmas iotide
thlit5 isc of taIt" aIiirs et~i 81 here aud this
ROAD. Inc buiG' 1t Strawberry Piair~ scfase
'hs liplsloa ritef eonI1cte1, and no DELAY viii
he accustomed al tlt Ye.rl IN .ay.ng track.-
W bal" the ehe.H atfealIan 81 our citizens has
boz taan'd t. H.. East Tennessee and tsaorsfa
Raihaaa fha e##vaa#a ea-t Of lis have aannzi
completed one oi th0. u'~i important rails !ra3-
ing to oar ely, .tst7t the eti2en~ apparently
kn lWinsr II -
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La N'1'")2NE K JOINS.
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DESTROYED BY LGuTNINa.-The barn Of MIR.
hugh BIaydoo Of Caroline county, was struck by
ghtang On last Saturday week, aud the build.
z together with the crop of whent it contained.
3tirelY DESTROYED,
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Carriage Shop,

and procured the services of several goo,l work
men, and is now ready to build Vehicles of any
description at the shortest notice. He promises
tn repair with neatress and despatch and sat
isiy all those who may favor him with patron
age, in cheapnesH &C.
n. G. POTTS.
LyNcHnuRa, S. c., May 10, 1854 2sestf
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for pasi tavnurs the subscriber wish
rs 1" Inform the public that he still nlanuiac.
lures Cotton Gins III his establishment in Stale.
burg, on HE most improved and approved plan.
which hc thinks that the cotton ginncd OH ono
ol those gins ol The late Improvement is worth
nj least :. quarter OF u cent more than the cot.
uiaciurrs them on the musl siupl. cun.lrucIiun
"i The finest finish and OF the best materials: To
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which lie will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and pn,s them in com
plric order NJ The shortest notice. All orders for
Cans VIII be promptly and pnnctmlly attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Sia'cbnrg, Sumter Dist, 5. G.. Feb H. &c
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Wholesale Til Tin II are
.nmEAC"TOISY
G. II. VERONCE g. RROTI,E1

G. II. NEKONCE & nROTi,ER
Dc0IcrS IN Plain .aponncd Tin Ware,
Take this method OF informing their
friends ana customers that they have re-
Gently made large additions to their ma
chincry so, as To ennhlc lhrln Ia supply
tue great demand in the above line with
ncatncss and despatch. Our ware is of the
best make and warranted no, TO leak
The conh'ry trade supplied Oh liberal
terms.
G3, Safest. (ncar tie n'arkc'( Charleston
November %. 1854 > GIN
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HBEe. S'H'HedDNG,S
COMPOUND SANATIVE Pills


COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS,
THESE PILLS ARE ENTIRELY vEGE.
TABLE. AND ARE A MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE in the cure Of all Bilious Com
piuinis, Dyspepsia. COstircness, Liver Com.
pioi"t, !SHk iIcnduchc, Loss Of Appetite, and all
lingering discusses.
THEY PURIFY TIE BLOOD, EQUAL.
lHE TIE CIRCULATION, RESTORE
TIE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SEtRETORi ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and rs m Anti Bilious
Family Medicine they have 10 equal.
Price % cents per box.
ALSO.
HbEe. S'H'EeONG,S
PECT0RAL STOMACH PILLS.
4 rcmcdy FOR ConghS, Coids, Cafarrh, Bron-
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ranged state Of fhc .S'omnch, AMI 10 rciierc Mc
distress and dud tcci,n" from eating too hcuriy
food. IA reak and dySprpfic huJHs.
warranted tO be G'ArrIy Veg
ct:lsin.
These Pills act as an Expccturant, I'nico,
and Apcrrut.
They promote Expcctora,ion, Loosen I'll,
Phlrgm. and Clear The Lungs and other Sec.
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NIcd,ra capable of Impair ing such healing
Properties To The Lungs and Vital Organs ns
these Pills. They Cure Custivrncss, nrntlut e
II good. regular appetite, and Strengthen the
System.
Prices cents per box, containing 25 doses
of Mrdicin,.
Cal on The Agents who sell the Pills, and
get tile Pt0nfcr's Ai,annuc Gratis, giving iull
particulars and certificates of cures.
B":l kinds of the ahorr named Pills are for
sale III Suntcrvillc, by
u,pc,N G, f.O
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dyspepsia Can Be Cured
iAuLHlNo touNry, DALT"N, Ga,
August 2Gth, 1871.

August cb'h, l3Jl.
Mr.. CHARLES DEloKME,
DEAR SIR For several yrnrS past
have been >"I erc;v afflicted with SICK head.
arh"S, and alter Irynr every tiumg could
liah ":, and rr,Ci. .Gug no hr,.rii! wh,,rvrr.
AT .'S' !!nEr my*"!i up aS Il confirmed.
HESp"pi g. Br h"tr!nr o! vurr prcpira-
lion, " The Bal""m Of l.,c,' concluded
to g'vr Ihat = trI,i also. AMI procured Two
hotties from y"nr ALcnl DR.. L. y Organ,
a! Darlington, =. e., and ron The time
bean 10 take II. have not had y auyle
a'ih q! iradarllr, and nnW To-, N hop,s
that even HE Two hotties have made Il cure
OF inc. b 1t tearing that may have Il
relapse, have determined (" continue il
'ong"r. and enclose you > 10 90 ior whicI,
You viii please srlrd nS many bottles rs is
customary Tor that amount. BY Rail Road.
Resp ?ri.uliv yours,
Join J. GREEN
j. S.-P.oasc forward Ly express train
Sept. 6, 1851 49 If
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Home Industry.

SaSAs@lS THE Subscriber takes this
sklz.1S.YEs.G method of informing his friend
nnd the public, that he has recently enlarged
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fI' BLANKS For Sale n, this Office.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

In Bristol, on the Sd day of August JonN y.
BRAsIE aged Is years: of congestion of the brain.
At q regular meeting of Salem Lodge. No. ~,
!. q. O. f. held on Saturday evening, Aug. 18th,
1855, the following preamble snd resolutions
were unanimously adopted viz; Whereas oil
wise Providence has seen tt to take from our
midst, and the bosom of his family our well and
truly beloved brother, John n, BraSie who has
been stricken by the cold and icy hand of death :
in the prime of life and vigor OF manhood, 10
meet with us more this side of eternity, there
fore.
Res0Ired, That the brethren ofSalem Lodge
40 hereby tender to his disconsolate widow anu
fatkSsloSs child our united and heartfelt sympa.
thics in this thcir earthly bereavement.
Resolred, That I'VE tag brethren of Salem Lodge
do hereby acknowledge the riShtful claims the
Screaved family Of civ departed brother have up,
on us, and tender 10 the disconsolato widow and
fathcrless child tbs aid, the sympathy. end coon
sg%,on of the officers and members OF this Lodg,
TO carry out the principles of orr beloved Order
RcSolred That in the removal by death of oul
dear deceased brother Brasic, his family have
sustained a loss that can never be made up {,
them, faithful husband, kind iudulgent pa
rent, good citizen, q ;rUc.Gjj Fellow ana a:
we believe, an honest man he has leit an empty
scat in oar Lodge ana remembrance in tn,
hearts Of his brethren never To be forgotten.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

For CoLLTNGwoOD.-The favoritc steamer
Lady Eigin, Capt. CHAMBERLIN, is the Coling-
wood boat tonight, This route whether for a
direct roLt, to the east, or for summer trip for
pleasure has during this season, attained a high
popularity. We understand that every boat is
crowded with passengers, and no small amount
of freight from the east comes that way. The
Lady Elgin is the favorite boat with many
Capt. Chamberlin seamen and gentlemen
has no superior, sailing. and he is sustained in
every cndeavor to make his passengers comfort
able and happy, by his assistants. The Clerk,
Mr., J. J. TAYLOR, fill his post completely, while
Mr.. l.. BUMPER, the Steward never fails in do
ing the agreeable. If you arc going cast, or if
you want to take short trips for pleasure, re.
creation, for respite from the cares and tolls of
business, take the Lady Elgin tonight,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

"7EEA9Vy wARE.--CLotbcs Baskets, Mar.
w ket BASKETS, Irarellng Baskets Patent Clothes
Pins, I'aLte Mate, Dish Covers, Brooms, &c, are
now opening at j. r. PHELPS
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16
Theatre,

1t will be seen by the bills posted along the
atrical performances, commencing tonight, to be
produced under the superintendent of our friend
d. BOSWELL, formerly of the theatre of Messrs.
Lahgrishe & Atwater. Mr.. BIS performances
here are well known to the community and need
not be spoken of. An entertainment under the
auspices of our favor lite i'Beauseant" can hardly
fail of being interesting. His troupe consists of
his three half sisters, the Misses Turner, lately
from the Eastern theatres, whence they return
after respite from their constant engagements.
The most remarkable feature of this company is
the fact that the Misses Turner are children, that
is to say, arc respectively six, eight and ten years
of age, and have been. for some time drawing
crowded houses in the larger and older cities
where lenity to Indifferent acting could scarcely
be expected. BY doubling their representations
they will present plays Of many characters and
difficult roles We are indeed expecting nov
ell and rare treat from this singularly composed
company.
We bespeak for Mr. Boswell full and fair ap-
probation of the talent and almost wonderful ac-
quircments of his youthful company of beautiful
Thespian tlevotees.
Tonight, we learn, that the petite comedy of
A Morniny Call, will be presented for the first
time here and also the inmitable comical farce
of Boz and Cor. This is good bill to commence
with and we hope to see it followed by those
which are equally as good.
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T % ,.'ET e. "a

What charm this word possesses. It thrills the
heart of nil, foin prattling infhncy gray hairs
But how many cares arc hers with all this love and
dies. Why this! Go watch her daily cures and anx
ictics; Go witness her seepless nights until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by s,ck-Aea@cchc
indigestion, Paptation Of he Heart and loss # op
pcttc-the bloom from her cheek il gone, and the
lusre from her cye but | win not enumcrate--vou
You and feel il ALI Do You want nm antidotc FOR
all this! Then sit up straicht hold up your shout
ders take abundance of cheerful, out door exer
else; bathc all over every morning. and rub dry with
n coarse towel; aud use NsOr.isuOrc's Filter Cor
dini!-;he most invigorating, life-npartng cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, * Co.,
& F. ROBINSON,
DRUGGISTS in Kenosiia
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS
/" Her nee bit max sac s,rcct and bonay.

I" Her ree bit Rl0a' sac Strcct and LoHay"
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
v teeih The mouth is the gate Of lie, neglect ii
not! l. neglected and not kept in good repair, you
can't have good health and what is more unsightiy
than mass of decaycd teeth
| am happy 10 tell you, people of kcnoSha, and
my friends III the country, that | am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting in new ones,
natural life, il not So prices which vii!
come within tue means of all | am plain liver.
with light expenses. This gives me good health, and
a clear conscience, while ii enables me to work cheap.
Gu will meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoIlcd of lis charms and which would
have rena ned So but for my skill in replacing ami
repairing lost and dccayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in HE habit ui
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaplv.
| have received instructions from of the very
best operators in the country, and have all the al
vantage of Il knowledge OF the latest improvements
nj the art, in regard 10 which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor well Us the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this and it is ali nonsense il NOT
criminal 10 put this kind of work at such cxofbant
prices as To confnc its benefits to the rich alone.
Particular attention paid to the correction Of the
irregularities OF youth.
Children's teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do
Yours, &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kcnnshc, August .. IS