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the pro slavery Senate of the next Congress "as be-
tween the upper and the neither mill stone, mus
clearly admitting that they had hopes of the Sem
ate.
We may consider it demonstrated, therefore, that
an net tor restoring the Missouri Compromise will
never come before the President for his consideration
As connected with the Presidential election the ques
flon Is perfectly ldle-8 mere abstraction unworthy
the consideration Of practical statesmen 1t ia un.
wise 10 discuss it an element Of the Presidential
canvass it would be equally uuwise to agitate il
again in Congress. The Missouri Compromise is lik.
water spilled upon the sand; it Can never be- gathered
up. Its repeal was great bluuder but it is too
late to correct it. The attempt to restore At tbs last
session of Congress is defersible the ground hait
we'll to offer TO the Senate au opportunity to r-
consider its action. But the Compromise Is dead
and it would be as rational to expect the termination
OF any other corpse as of this. Nothing remains but
to prOnounceits euogy and bury it out OF sight.
For more than thirty years the whole country &C.
quesced in it, and il had acquired sacredness IN
pu bile estimation which it unwise to clsturo. IL
had settled dangerous controversy, Which IL was
folly, nay il madness 10 re-opeu LIS repeal as
MIR. Fillmore Justly remarked in one oil mis- speeches'
was the Pandoras box from which has ssued Oil our
present evils. As MIR. Fillmore was opposed az the
time it's disturbance, he has not changed HE opl-
ion that its repeal was act of folly. But we are
quite sure we do not misrepresent his sentiments
when we say that he does not think it would be Wise
to attempt its restoration, and that ne desires no ag
taon having this object, either in Congress or out OF
it. He is too sagacious not TO perceive that the
question has become obsolete, and too wise to pour
around the root of tree which WAS glrdled TWO
years ago. in the hope Of again seeing it covered with
foliage.
Nothing now remains for the territories but TO SEQ
that by wise legislation, properly enforced, the pe9
pie protected in the enjoyment oil peace, ana ul
tmatey in the right of determining the character oi
their own institutions without intimidation by mobs
and without interference from the States. The soon
this doctrine is acquiesced in, the sooner VIII that
quiet be restored 10 the country, OF when II IL So
greatly in need.
The following endorsement is made on this article:
".Hy sentiments" NJ. r.
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MARItlEn

MARRIED at ST Pauls Church. IN the I'D instant, BY
the Rev. Frederick d. Goodwin, ROBERT = ARCHER
10 ANN VIRGINIA, daughter OF the ls.a d. Geor:e Wa.
soa all Of dis city.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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BALTIMORE, Ger. G.-Flour is dull, Wbss. :.
higher; sales OF white at 81 65 TO | 20; red So n
Oh. Corn-both white and yellow. 63 to 65
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ClTk AND FATE NE VS..


si NC AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-We annex a NJ,
ecl ist OF the Lady Judges, with the class and nuU
oe JET, VI which they are TO have charge.
=, lucy are requested to report themselves n d,
n"nL o u, t h Ladies Department this morup, =,
lie wiz take pleasure in providing mean, of A..
veyance to the Fair grounds for any of tbs COZ
who Will lei hun Know that they wish il. 4es
HousEHoLp MANuFACTuREs.-CR Class No. l-yo.
S9' to on inclusive Mrs. Henry Cox Henrico M,
Chas. Dimmock, Richmond; Mrs. DIR. WIN RI
enborough, Hanover Mrs. G. w. Basse,, H,naua
Mrs. T. l.. Parish. Albernare. ''''' hanover
CLASS NO. Mos 572 to 5S2 inclusive.-N;s, IT,.
riet haIsll, fchmGnd Mrs Wm. Jenkins Ric%.
mcnd Mrs. John Williams, Rchu =: Mira MI a
Friend, Henrlco; Mrs. Jackson +: Cs,Id-sn a. ia A.
rico. ''' nen'
r, Class No. 3;-Nos. 5s3 to Clio incIu,iys-y,.
Eliza Simms, Richmond Mrs. VIM, NJ Roh;n. ~
Rlchmondi Mrs. Frances Nelson, Rcb,nnnJ o'uMSon'
Marx alexander Aecklenbrrg; Mrs Robsr, "a
DISCRETIONARY PRExruMs.-Tbs f,,Iorx;
tiemen have been appointed eommtt.s nm Leu sen'
t!onary premiums: Gen. 0. G. Qsy of Cannhsm ~,
w. Minor OF Albetnarle, Nathsne eli Mssse ~ s", w.
"a, u. +. holland OF Loudouu, j. +. Hsrd.uaSvnt
Amelia j.. +. Whitfield Of Powha.an. "
'ikeiSiA MECHANICS lNsrirurr.-Gov Wi,s h..
consented 10 deliver all address before the Mch,n;c,
Institute IN the Hall of their exhibition TO- night,
Laugh AND GROW FAT" is excellent advice bpt
where 10 OBTAIN the greatest amount of the aliment
is what 10 settle in our own mind and in ,ts
minds OF others. After due deberation we have
come to the conclusion that Wyman, in the es,ims.
non OF many, can produce the greatest amount Of
laughter. Go then 10 Metropolitan Hail. tonight and
ENJOY the merry scenes which Wyman conjures up.
OrR." iR"upE.-Md'lle Florence Opera TrouDs
at Cornthian Hall, gives anoluor interesting Der
tormance Tonight We have heard the music OF hi,
Troupe eIto!led very highly and the dancing much
admired. 10 early If you want TO obtain good Seat,
IHEArRE.-The performances during the en.i-s
season. We believe, have been attended by large srd
very fashionable audiences and the managers h,y,
been well rewarded for their e1ertions. Such nuu
always be the result when managers and company
such uuce"sng efforts to amuse to entertain AND
TO instruct. Many novelties have 'sen produced
and tonight of the most enti,; bills Is offered
for the patronage OF discriminating pubic.
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From the "whis" OF Yesterday.

There will be meeting of the Wing Central Com.
mittee at the Wing Office this Monday evening" a'
6vs O'clock. The members of the Committee are re.
uuested to attend punctuay at the hour designated
as business Of pressing Importance demands their at
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NEW YORK, Ger. G.-Fiour is steady and -,
changed. Wheat and corn are unchanged. Stoct
are lower. Virginia's 9ll. 'A'
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TeIeKrhPhed Tor the KicL,,
LATER FROM >,r"

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 9Th. 80,
Morgan from Galveston, has arrived hlir Charles
to last The frontier papers state H.. dates v
towards Camnrgo with three thousand M, oS C
MARCO was defended by 1900 government troo,s "a
Several skirmshes reported to have tate en- NJ
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ARKIV Ed,
Steamer Belvidere, Prchett, Baltimore, mdss.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York mdse. I'd
passengers.
Schr Louisa Dyer, Sylvester, Rockland. lime.
Schr 1hos Corner, Crump, James River, lumber
Schr RinggOld, Dc(iroat, Albaay, lumber.
Schr Emellne Peterson, Eiue New York, hay.
Schr +. j. Brognard, McCormic, New York, hay.
Schr Christana, Wilson, Baltimore lumber
Schr Spirit Of the Times, Slower, Baltimore, lumber
Schr D. Herbert, Myers, York River, wheat.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia, ndss
and pns.enyer.
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TO THE COMMISSIONERS IN THE PREsI.
DENTAL ELECTION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

RICHNoSD Oct q, leo !
GEsrLEMES To secure uniformity in the r, ,urns IN!
compliance with the provisions OF law have PREPARED
by authority OF the Governor forms of the oahs cerut
and rrturns prescribed be used in the eecnl
for Electors Of Prcsidcnt and Vice President the TIL
ted States
Printed copies directed you have been transmitted
the Court Houses of the respective counties and copo
| tions in the Commonwealth
| Very respectfully, &c,
| GEORGE w MUEFORD,
| Oct"i-cA Secretary Of the CommouweA l:h.
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TO DEMOCRATS ATTENDING THE FAIR.

~ pEMoehaio Al iENpiNu AhE 'A'"'
We are happy to greet so many OF our Democratic
friends from the country, whom the attractions of the
Fair have drawn TO the city. We wish them every
possible pleasure, and the longest sojourn in our
midst compatible With Leir duties to the country and
10 tie party. But remember the ih of Norenbcr =
Let every Democrat return to his post before the day
of election. Let NO vote be lost to Buchanan and
Prack inridpe.
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MR.. BRECKENRIDGE AND EMANCIPATION.
Seeing that the Wing party supported Henry Clay
for the Presidency, Notwithstanding his championship
Of the emancipation movement IN Kentucky we are
a. loss to understand why Mr.. Breckenridge should
be accused Of a connection with the same cause BY
the Richmond Wig. However, TO- satisfy the Wh'e''
scrupes, we reply to its interrogstores by stating
that John G. Breckenridge was not an emancipation
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TO THE COMMISSIONERS ~ THE PREsI
DENTAL ELECTION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND. Sept. q, 1856 !
The attention of the Commissioners uppointLi by 4,
Governor supernend the election of Electors Pr,
dent and Vice President Of the United States, th
suing election In November Is respectfully called TO y
annexed opinion OF the Attorney General, In answer
questions submitted by the Governor.
GEORGE w. MUEFORD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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1--WE ask our friends in every portion of the
State to send the result Of the Presidential cleo
ton at each voting place on Tuesday next, Novem-
Der the 4th,-so soon as they can obtain it.
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ORE" IR"upE.-Md'lle Florence Opera TROUPE.
at Cor'nihian Hall. gives another interesting Der.
Iormsnce Tonight We have heard the music OF hi,
troupe e1to!led very highly, and the dancing much
admired. Go early il you want to obtain good sea-,
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OPIEION.


The laws have omitted, casually suppose, to MAJ
express provision for the appointment of officers to cor
duct Presidential elections The different places OF yoa
in the cOuue- yet hey obviously contemplate that Office
appointed for the purpose shnll perform that duy (s
Acts sJ3 page sec y the arises no" ar
they to be appointed
Since is the duty o! such officers to appoint the ~
ters 10 administer each writer oath TO record a
votes faithfully aud npartiny and deliver each
poll book duly prepared well perform the "na
duties mentioned In said secsn and other scctiou, ana
take the oa,h mentioned in the Section G "oe'
crm mos, convenient that said officers should sppoe
and notified of their appointment BEFORE the dry OF '
ton The appointment may most properly, th.h.,
made By the commissioners appointed for tue count!
| the Governor. They have the appointment. oil couI'
soners for all the other places OF voting and no remoa
perceived why they should not appoint the DIRECTS " "
| duct likewise. 1I
But deem it clear tina, on THE DAY, should no OF
previously appointed be prctcnt at any voting pihcr
dscharrc thu duties the Commissioners who supreme
at that place may nppoiu, officer for Ihem,sives n
Act 1853 page 9, amending section 10 ot ChapIe'
the Code). ooocv ,. c..o,,,
| Sept 2y-ctde w. P. BOCOCk. Attorney Gsns..
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsriTurr.-Gov. Visa ,,
Gonse.e? 10 ueiver al address before the Mechanics
Institute IN the Hall of their exhibition tonight
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

rUnI Ot RICHMOND, Ger. q, 1857,
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BreckinridRe's majority r,r-o
Three gentlemen voted split ticket viz Fillmore
and BrecknrdEe Hence the difference in msjorltles
souie Go. bnt this it was found impracticable
% do II !, believed. however,, that almost every
&c.. ~. ren,esepted here voted Democratic, except,
nsrhans. Alabama and Kentucky; but it ia impossi-
bic to say with certainly.
inc addresses we're delivered, and much enthusiasm
vas manifested. When the result was announced, the
wekin echoed and re.echoed With cheers for " Buck
and Breck." That such may be the result on the
4th Of November, is the earnest wish Of every
PATRIOT.
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To the Editors Of The Enquirer:

To the Editors of The Enquirer:
University OF VIRGINIA, Oct. oath, 1856.
GENTLEMEN An election was held here this after
noun tor President aud Vice President, and hasten
to give you the result. The polls were opened al
o'clock and closed at ST. that every student had au
opportunity of voting The following is the result
W. ~ ,,o,o, mo, .524
" mug w. nunyo. vi 49,. 49, aa;aJ 36l
vi WHEN cn oue'iou'u 'eso' 223
Buchanans majority
,.;vod ...... .3O4
brecKn1'Gse 100
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& .NoTE-To preclude any superstition Of desenedly
imperfect incorrect sbridgment, the letter &C. are
given "a, end OF this ursicie published in the wing
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truly said, has placed the flag of his country niSher
THAI any other man; yes precisely 1850 feet gAer
than Gen. Washington,l will of itself work 'he con'
version of Kansas into free State. NeorasKa 10 "
follow of course and in succession, doubtless all tns
States that may be carved out oil the pufioineu
territories to come under their sway.
For an instant let US look to this and picture to
ourselves the condition of the Southern people. Inc
Senate assuming the black hue that now darkens Inc
House, rational conservatives supplaned hy eect'oh
al and bgoted agtaors; these devotees Of liberty VINO
would ensavs and slaughter their white brethren &c
cheat the else happy and contented slave with the sho"
of freedom and equality, which they deny him under
their nhospitabe roofs and oppressive laws: VINO
seduce him from his natural home, the homes OF h'
kindred-ihose sunny and fruitful fields where ne re-
wells in abundance, to pine in harder tolls on the
cold and unthrifty soil, or perish in their stree
| the victims of penury, vice aud disease: feeling
| y to know himself one of degraded caste
| banished from the public councils and soca
circle Of his new friends his pretended equais-
in truth, his ask-masters, who make him literally VI
servant of servants" and leave him to iud by sa'
experience when too late, that African slavery IN tn
South u.s. indeed, blessing and privilege, compared
| with African freedom in the North.
| To crown the picture let us, If we can, concev
the Presidential chair occupied by man inadly ben
OH measures calculated 10 wound the pride ana Jeo
pardze the safety Of the South, where his apocryphh
| memories would cast the odium Of his nativity-on
80 loahed and deiested in that quarter of the Union
|
vote-nu; not the suffrage probably OF single in
lelgent voter true to his allegiance yes the seat one
honored by Washington and Jefferson desecrated b.
the elevation of an obscure pretender, presunptr
Gus neophyte, who derides their maxlrns, and woui
mar the work of their hands. And could MIR. + "
more who thinks the Southern people would not SUI
NIT to sectional President, can any man believe
would, for q moment tolerate union under govern
ment sectional in all its departments, whose tremen
dous powers were to be welded by such Chief Nc
gistrate and the black host who uphold him AgoV
eminent Of the South by Northern "Republicans.
II easy to believe that union might sunsi'
Russia and Turkey, under the sole domlnalo
Of the Sultan or the Gar; or between England an
France under the sway of Victoria, or even under 10
heartless despotsm of the third Napoleon. could
we'll believe my own native State would submit 10
RULED by Massachusetts or Rhode Island.
.NorE.-To preclude any superstition of designed
imperfect incorrect abrdg ment, the letter. &C. az
given "a, the end OF this arscie) published IN the
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
AlneniNs SnIe.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of writ of Fier
N Facias issued Of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court in and for the county of Kenosha and State OF Wis
conn, directed and delivered against the goods and
chaels and lands and tenements of William TraD have
levied and shall offer sale and sell public
yendue to the highest bidder therefor the law directs
at the Court House in the city and county Of Kenosha and
State aforesaid Saturday the 2nd day Of gust 1856
between the hours Of and three O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that day all the right title and interest which the said
William Traut had the 10th day of January 1853 or
at any time since that day. III aud the following described
pieces parcels of land together with all the apputena
ces thereuno belonging lying and being in the county
state aforesaid to wit Commencing the south line
north east quarter of section six 6 in II
twenty three 23 and being the
city of Kenosha and the point where the line
noa street said quarter secton thence
~ 3O rods thence east to the east line of said quarter
thence south to the south line Of said quarter thence
the place of beginning Also, Commencing 76 rods south
OF the south east OF Lot sixteen 6 above
quarter section and the west line Of Kenosha street.
thence west to old Chicago road thence south 1851
rods, thence east to kenoha street. thence
place of beginning: Also Commencing seventy r76l
south Of the south east of Lot
the quarter section above named thence centre
line of said quarter section thence south thirteen 1871 rods
thence east to line Of old Chicago road thence north
to the beginning. j. l. EHLE Sheriff
kenosha June u.s. 1856. Tw1 of Kenosha County.
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MEDICAL.
TEETH FOR TIE MILLIONS.

Her acee Bat b10at sac street. ana 0ohny.'
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
teeth The mouth is the gate OF hte, neglect it
not! IF neglected and not kept in good repair, you
can't have good health and what is moro unsightly
than mass of decayed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people of kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that | am repairing
mouths fixing up old teeth and putting in new ones,
as natural lfe if not more So at prices which will
come within the means of ALL l am plain liver,
with light expenses. This gives me good health, and
clear conscience, while it enables me to work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoiled of its charms, and which would
have remained so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers in the habit of
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply.
/ have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country, and have ell The adj
vantage of knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regard to which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor as well as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and it is all nonsense il NOT
criminal, TO put this kind of work at such exorbant
prices as to confne 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.
Kenosha, August g %
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Chancery snlc.--NenOsha Circuit COurt..-
m
Chancery Sale.
KenOsha County Circuit Court.

Thomas Wright Jason Hitchcock Wellington Hitchcock
Harriet Hitchcock Sarah Ann Hitchcock Mary Hitch
cock Fanny L. Hitchcock, Phebc Hcheeek and George
Ackley.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance and by virtue
~ OF final decree Of foreclosure and sale made and
tered i'll the above entitled and by the said
the term OF May, 1885, held at the house. and
for the county of Kenosha by and before the John ~
Keep Judge the first judicial district the Of Wis
c0nsin shall expose for sale and sell public auction
vendue and to the highest bidder therefor according the
provisions Of the statute in such made provided
and from the front door of the court house, in the city
county of Kenosha, Saturday the 9th day of July
1886 between the hours of IL ocloc and o'clock
in the afternoon OF that day. all the following described lot
piece parcel Of land much thereof shall be f.
cen to make the Of money due upon said decree
interest and costs taxed therein and the Of said sale
to wit:
All of that certain piece parcel lot of land lying and
being the county of KenOha and state of Wisconsin and
being part OF the nth west quarter of section DCmbev
thrtyone CD, in township number @ north range
number tweutythree 33) and bounded and described
as follows to wit: Commencing forty -four a rods OF
the south east Of said quarter north
line of the road thence unning northery parallel with the
east line of said quarter rsecton distance of eight rods
thence wewady parallel with said section line four rods
thence souhery parallel with said section line eight rods
thence easwardy along the north line of the road four
rods to the place Of beginning J. !. EHLE, Sheriff
Dated May 2l 1856. of Kenosha County.
J. j. PErriT, Solicitor. Two
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I'm Probatc--Kemoshn County Court.

In the matter of the Nicholas deceased
~ reading and filing the petition of Phillip Fank, admin
straor setting forth the amount of personal estate that
has come into his hands, the of debts outstanding
I'd died seized and the condition respect
we portions thereof praying that license be to him granted
sell ~ acres of said real estate to the debts and
penses of administrations and that is necessary sell the
1t therefore Ordered that all interested i'm
said estate appear before the Judge of this Court the
the city county Kensha then and there show
they have) why license should not be granted said
administration sell said real estate according to the pray
er of said petition.
And il is further Ordered that copy this order be pub
shed in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly
paper printed at Kenosha city aforesaid for four weeks
cessivey prior to said day of hearing JON b. J1LSUN
Kenosha, June IL, 1886. 4w1 County Judge.
Chancery snle.--NcnOsha Circuit Court.
I'm Equity.
George w. Truesdell William Skinner Joseph McGlach
lin, H. 8 Phillips Addison b. Phillips, Edwin W. Phillips
and John Hogoboom.
PY virtue and in pursuance of final decree of the creut
~ court for the county of Kenosha state of Wisconsin,
made and entered i'll the above entitled pending there
n the chancery side thereof in the of May A. d.
1885, and bearing date the 18th day Of May 1856 shall
sell at public auction to the highest bidder the door OF
the house in the city Of Kenosha said county
and three il the afternoon of that day. the following do
scribed real estate 10 w.t. All that certain piece parcel
lot of land situated in the village of Wlmot in the
y of Kenoshs and state of Wisconsin, known and descrb
ed on the plat said VILLAGE lot number four N block
number five (5 together with the dwelling house &C. there
Dated Kcnosha, May, 81, 1856 JOSEPH l. EHLB
Sheriff Kenosha Co.
BY JOHN &. HENRY, Under Sheriff.
o. 8. HEAD, Compts sorr. 7w50
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VI q II H He II,

What charm this word possesses 1t thrills the
heart of all, from pratling infancy to gray hairs
But how many are hers with all this love and
otten in the prime of life, she withers droops and
dies. Why this GOwatch her daily cares and anx-
loies Go witness her seepess nghtsl until her whole
system IS broken down; indicated by sac-hcadoche,
IndtSest1on PoipttotloE ofhe Heart and loss Of a-
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate-you
you see and feel it all Do you want an antiC ote for
all this! Then sit up straight; hold up your shout
ders; take an abundance of cheerful outdoor
else; battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use NlOrtinlore's Filter Cor
diai!-the most invigorating, life-mpartng cordial
ever compounded: Price 81. Sold by
STARKWEATHER, Il Co,
g. 4. ROBINSON,
DRUGGISTS, in Kenosha.