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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
Kenosha Water Cure.


THIS INSTITUTION founded upon the principle usin,
Natures Rene fiesa in the cure of disease, nd
structing patients in their hat they may
N1t onlg Regdt5i. bat N0iq,4izs Heath.
The location the CURE eninenty adapted for the pus
pose, being situated 81 peasant Cities Of n
West, which for health pure air and water cannot be
passed.
Our Rooms and Bathing coEysneuees are well srrauF
for the comfort o. patients, and 10 pains will be spared
render H. cir stay agreeable
DE sgstEY wsu!d call the attention o. the afflicted
Remedy
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
wlich he has Introduced into m Cure. BY the
baths al exiraucGs minerals (as mercury lead &c
extracted from the system an 81 -hc distressing
msladies that humanity subject entirely
such scroiua, RheunatT, Paralysis Ulcers Neuralgia
and Nervous Diseases generally.
Persons ro have worked in paints taken mercury
mineral BedicneS ofaBy kind wa Do vel 20 these bsth
THE TRass o. this Institution from &c 80 per week
inyalds wiz bring six crash towels cotton anef
sheets, flannel b!Anks; and two coutfcrtab!ss.
Those desiring Home Treatment viii enclose So to
II. T. SEKLRY.
Ksaoshs, Sept. H. 1855 1887
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
'e,, ne american Institute Proces%Iag., Augus' 5a

F,@,' ne Aaertean Institute hrocsetags, Augusf 5A
hAsNoTH PTEPt4Sr-soios Rosrssos exhibited . TX
btah""hs mammoth Seeding Rhuharb grown Ke4usla
HtcoHsn, that excited considerable curiosity 4 Vas out
Of box the Tfibune Office for disfr hrtis, add
SOME Il Z trial found rich and tender a. tla;
smaller growth II Is supposed 20 tho mort pToduc
variety grown for culinary purposes should be in every
narsrt garden, and n'sn possibly, i womb - grown
abundance hat il could be purchased y peoJe ia or
dinsry circums;ancsH.-A. J.. TriHns
"CAH9oEs sEEpLfEG" Pts PitNrlys have i,s, cd
letter from which We make the oHoynf ,xtTaef
II send yoa ts dap by express box containing sam.
pes 81 ~ stedmg Pc Plant. In the lover division 81 the
Tex 30. sA NJ saal stalks grown Young trans
planned last sfrrg II there delay al,
e road they will arrive your city in eondiflo Tor use
In e second division from the bottom YOU viii And four
sak grown on roots TIVE old On the SANE ROOF there
are Pow rsnainin2 more OF equal size besides
sash ones On the top " the two divisions YOU viii
md w. sIaks grown roois three years od there are
hom o. me root they taken from stalks n eas size
ana ofes ~ stalks have previously been taken from the
root n the last ihrty days large stalk are ca
.1f use ns ~ maturity say month age they
b. p CAHooS. Rsnosid. His,
The box referred to came daily TO hand and the conen
are worthy the ioHs journey from Wisconsin here The
aS taits mentioned last found to weigh respectively
tRo and one aud half pounds Of them being Oiffg
fo9r bes IN tsRgt The four stalks from plants VI 1o
years growth weighed together eight sDG 0neha pounds
the largest by Itself tscO and hrce-qwdIfr IoHaas.
This last 90 inches IN engtl 20 where divided IN.
- smaller branches slsrsa ies ia cfFcRfsRcs where
4 from the and esNeR inches around ia
the srna.s place Tie stalks ths year fia. weigh
s, four Of them six and tbTssi,aTers and another
ot % the number, four pounds They certainly
superior anything se have OF The Kind Those
g Information on tie subject win address Mr.
aug. ~, ls5e' fEEtfl
Rshosha Oct 2, 1856.
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Chicago Steam Marble Works /!

WE prepared all descriptions Of Mar
" bic Work, at prices before oeTed la the west
Our work and material viii slxays be found Superior and
the country viii be well packed and when
s4ry vii attend personally the setting Of monuments
and chimney pieces H. L o. WILSON,
5mlsl Ger stste and Washington SIS, Chicago
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

We are requested by DIR. THOMPSON
TO say that his residence, hereafter will
be with David B. Tears.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
Kenosha & Rockford Railroad Company

This Company has been duly organic
ed, and the following persons constitute
the first Board of Directors, selected
from among the Stockholders, viz:
William Il. Ogden, Chicago, Illinois
John Bradley, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
+. @. Ayre, Harvard, Illinois.
Josiah Bond, kenosha, Wisconsin.
Samuel Hale, 8
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
The Great Cure Tor Fever L ACNE.

a RRBvED at Last, DR. ShaIlenbergers anC
n Dealers Ague Pills, inst received by
STAkkW EATHER & Co.
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ON MI A N Fl Q o d.

,Juf PtsIJislsd t7rcrf5s, ne TUeafiei Th0atsls.6
Few words on the rational Treatment without Medicine
n VI perInatorrhea Local Weakness Nocturnal Ens-
draents 70 Marriage gcn<FsBx. By u. De LANEY, NJ D
The Important fact that the nany ala rtng comp
originating in the imprudence ard solitude o. au. NAY
easily removed wH8orT MkpcGSE small tract Gle ariy
Demonstrated; and the entirely and highly saccessfu
treatment adopted By tie Author fGy explained Is
Of vish every Il eDabed cure HiksKLF per-
feey and az the least possible eo: thereby advSdiFs
the adv .Ftised nostruTs Of the 3ay.
Sent any address gratis and post free q sealed
yolps, by rptntirg post paid pestsge stamps Dr
T. DE LANEI, II LsIens "a street New York City. fGa2s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

II ENsEDY's MEDICAL Discovery,
~ the great Bleed purifier. isst rec al the TX
eelsior Drag Store, No, 20 Main ~.
s. CLARK 4 SON.
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'afHE above are selected from over loo pieces Of
a. property Of various descriptions which vc-s
eft wiihine for sale to the whole Of which
would be tedious Persons, therefore who are ~
quest OF rroPeryto purchase viii do well To examine
NY lsf'~as wen as improve the present lime for
purchasing Real Estate in This part OF the
While at low figure Those wishing 90 sell can no.
10 better than 70 sn'eF their descriptions anon INV
cooks, a. thereby they secure notice
kenDsha, Oct. =, 1856. u III s. Y. BRANDE
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HOUSES AND LOT

IN the 81 Wa d, a short distance south Of the
u Park. the House and lot now occupied bv Elihu
"3uhds, VIII be sold - per cent cheaper than any
cher in the city. inquire Of S. Y BRANDE.
4 Good House and Lot ncar the Kenosila Citv
\ Bank. is offered for sale. Terms reasnna-
&c. Inquire ef s. Y BRANDE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

iEOUSE ard Lot on S. W corner of block IS in
4 the I'd WHrt, the nc pins alrra # convenience
person wishing place ca Ny aoQessi L. from
&c G., B., u. s. G. L. X Depot fnQuire 1T
:. Y EiANDE
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Leather Betting
SA.W.DILIs93lS 17t0G)7 s,

We ask particular attention to our stock of Tools They
are manufactured expressly for House quality
snd hnsh uneqgae and warrant them Our prices m.
rs 10" as acoIaen article is usually sold From
efH and manufacturers throughout the country VI ask CALI
snd natter ourselves that prices terms are such a,
viii command their favorable consideration 6nv
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

w VIII exchange Flour for Wheat in the fairegt posi-
~ be ratio or viii Flour wheat by the qeaniity for
Su'osr ~ the lowest possible living rates. seddlugs,
shorts and Bran, always on hand and for sale
Meaning to deserve liberal patronage we confidently
expert 10 obtain H. MATSOS l. roNtfj ~ y
het0SYH, May $3.50
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

Those marked thus, ~ are Buchanan
Others, the Republicans.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

, ~ Acres IN Pleasant Prairie ON sections 30 81
IL y AMI - about miles from tho CITY GOOD
buildings, Orchard, Wells, Cis'erns, and Fences
n short, everything to mskea desirable farm. For
conditions OF sale apply to 5. y. BRANDE
SsRA Acres in Observation-Disclosures i,, ce, and
teIO appearances OF the first order-rov, in
ossession s a leading farmer Of the county. whose
nlIns health alone induces him to offer this proper
~ fey isle Isqu;re Of S Y BRANDT,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

REASONS FOR OpposING FREMoNT.-The New
York Express appeals to Know Nothings not
to support Colonel Fremont, because she is n
Catholic"
The Albany Atlas appeals to Catholics not
to support him, because "he is a Know Moth
ing
Qnery.-Is he both9 If not, one of the asser-
tons is falsehood.
So also Mr.. Fillmore urges that to support
him is to endanger the Union, because he is SOLE
~ Northern candidate.
Per contra, the Atlas Binghampton cores
pondent urges that to support him isto abandon
Northern principles, because heis South Caro-
linian.
We submit to Colonel Fremont's opponents
that this will never do. How can they expect
to damage him by such flat contradictions OF
each other! They should make their stories
hang together better, if they expect to do any
execution with them.
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Eclectic Medical Notice.

1 DhSAANSSN ge9ires to- inform the itiyens
burlington aud vicinity, that he has PERM env
ioca'en IN burlington for the practice Of medicine
Dr. graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College a,
CINCINNATI college devoted to reform IN medical
ana practcei to those acquainted with the scientific
literary character Of lis Faculty there is no need ~
words ofenlogy or commentator "
To those uDacquainted with Ec,ectie;sn, We s.v 49,,
rue IN he selection OF remedial agents use those on
that undergo the process of assimilation in the system
hchce we discard Calomel. Anthony aud Arsenic We
nave however more than fifty concentrated rene
dss' tas yet unknown 10 the Matsria Medca Of other
giving US greater range in the selection of
agents than possessed by others We also discard the
use o. lancet beiieFing II the province OF the phys
clan to build up rstherthSn deplete. i
several years residence in the South has given me IA
yorabie opportunities ofecntsasng the diseases OF the
North and South. =
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the ,r
pressions made upon the gangIionc neryou. sys. an
treated successfully with concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured easetaaiy without the use Of the tni
and old ulcers cured speedily. '5''' s i'e.
Medicines dispensed from the Office
once over Green, Thomas Co.'S Rank coyner =, y.f
fersou and Third streets Entrance en- Third 81 :
s. DICKINSON, NJ D.
y. D. Chronic Patients from a distance ,yi be far.
hshed with medicines 10 last from lao to six seeks with
'tv'''F "ffT''''i'~' naycsvy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

AZ Tscfprxr.)m attention was drawn yes
day, BY screams coming apparently from the
street opposite our Office, and on looking out we
observed man and woman contending for the
possession of . little gei Of some ten or twelve
years of age. II appears from what We subse-
quenfly learned, that some three years ago the
father of the little girl, Mr.. Seneke, placed on
the the death of his wife, his daughter in the
charge Of Mrs. Kephler, bnt since. having
again married. desired some few days ago 10
have her under his control, and applied to Mrs
Kephler for that purpose, she Mrs. k.t refusing
to give him possession, he sued out writ Of
AaJeas corpus before Judge Hampstead, and OBJ
tanned from the court what was denied him by
Mrs. X. The girl, alleging that her father whip
ped her, took the opportunity to escape, and
again went TO the house Of her late protectrcss,
and was Immediately followed there by her pa
ternal parent, 10 whom was denied their having
any knowledge Of her; he disbeliering this,
sought his Attorney with the intention of enter
ing suit to regain her from their custody, and
saw, while in the Office of Messrs. Griffith Null
kern, Mad. X. and his daughter coming down
the street, when he ran out and the scene which
attracted our attention ensued. Sheriff Hayden
OPPORTUNITY passing at the time, took charge OF
the child and returned her into the custody of
her parent, much to the chagrin of the child,
as she wept most bitterly at the result.
Dubuque Express Herald.
1T is not wha, people eat, but what they
digest, that makes them strong 1t is not what
they gain, but what they save, that makes them
rich. 1t is not what they read, but what they
remember, that makes them learned. 1t is not
what they profess, but what they practice, that
makes them righteous. These are very plain
and important truths, too little needed by glut-
tons, spendthrifts, book-worms and hypocrites.
CALLIoPE OR STEAM WHlsrLE.-There has
been new invention in music, and one which
could only come from Yankee. The steam
whistle Of the locomotive has been brought into
tune and plays sold Dan Tacker," yankee
Doodle or anything you choose instead of the
horrible screeching with which it has long pierre
ed the ear. We suppose it will be introduced
into concerts; it would be quite too much 10
confne such an invention to the railroads; and
we are sure it must be adopted to opera music
Think of the bills announcing in the biggest let
tiers, ''Signor Screechni will execute a grand
fantasia on locomotive-the instrument kind
ly loaned by the Providence and worcester
Railroad Company" This new whistle is to be
tried on the Worcester road next Thursday.
ts Providence journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
LOUDON MULLIN.
gle ERAL LAND AGENT,
a ~ u OEA Err IN EHCXA yG z


Council Bluffs. Iowa,
~ AZ opened an Office on Broadway, next door ssf o
- Lonns Drug Store, where particular and persons
s..entloh VIII be given 10 the LAND AGES(i
nDSlNESs. In all It's branches, In Council Bluffs ADD
sioux City Land Districts, and In Nebraska Terory-
heis preparing correct copies OF the Governuen, Ir
ana hayng secured the services OF good Practical sf'
yeyor, who has thorough knowledge OF our wesierl
Lands and their Surveys will be In possession Of al
liable Information in regard the Lands IN the ADORE
district.
2 Land Located for Settlers and dis,an, Dealer, At
the lowest
Lands and Town Lots bought and sold 90
Commission.
Land Warrants bought and constantly on hssd
ioi SAFE, Tor cash, or on time.
ELiis OF Exchange bought and sold
COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds promptly rerLt.
'eo, at current rates Of Exchange
Notes Discounted on short time gell securet,
deposits received, and interest allowed
REFERENCES
L1scas sirnens. Bankers, s.. Louis, no.
Morgan, AeClung Co.,
g. .. Harrington Son, q
Cooibaugh Brooks
Sparing, Good Co., PHILADELPHIA
OTIS, SorcroSs Co., Boston
Hon. Jas Hshan NJ. G. MI Pieasan, iowa
Col. A. Saunders -
John H. Gear Co, Burlington, Iowa.
Wood, Bacon Co, Phiadelphia
NJ y. shinn, Council Bluffs Iowa ..
ShS- sendfie, Burlington, losa.
I; y. Lockard iCincinuaii, lhiS
Morris andskopr jan-ss'N
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A Human Life Saved.

powAGiAc Mich March II, 1856.
A. RHODES, Esq: Dear sir--As took
cs your medicine to sell ON consignment "no cure no
pay, take pleasure In stating its effects reported
to me by three brothers who live In this place. and their
w. S. CoNSLfN told me-. had taken nine bottles
OF Chrstie's Ague Baisam, and continually run down
while using IL until Lungs and liver CONTESTED to
that degree that blood discharged from my mouth and
bowels, that all Thoughtful impossible for to live
through another eh The doctors too did all they could
for me- but thought must die Nothing done any
good until got RHODES FEVER AGuE CURE which
once relieved me OF the distress and at stem
ach and pain in my head and bowels, and produced
permanent cure in short time"
II. NJ CoSKrIS says: ~ had been taking medicine Of
as good doctor as We have in county, aud taken
result from 2ss Aug 18th Dec But seeing how nicely
operated OF nv brother got bottle of RHODES Fk
YER AND A6UE CURE which effected permanent cure by
using two-thirds of bottle" -
NJ. CoNSLIN not here but both the other brothers
say his case was the same as H. Ms. sold the
medcineto both the sae day. and the was speedy
from the same small quantity, and might specify.
A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof as II L. Ii is
OF no better tenor than the vast number OF like certf
Gates have already published, and the still greater
amount that Is continually pouring In to me-
one THING MORE Last year had occasion to CAUTION
THE PUBLIC in these words:
notice one fn, ,oho haee taken one qfny general
circulars substituted Ge name OF their nost,p, for mn
medicine, and then aoitt brasen iapanity end their
pamphlet tciN he exclamation, Let the proprietor Of
any oH.er medicine say as much If he ddres,' dc
Now take pleasure IN saying that the referred
to the "Dr christies Agne Balsam that men.
toned In the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people who ap
piyngo their poisonous trash all that publish about
my Fever and Ague Cure, antdoe Malaria, except
re oeffedfes q CaFes, aud the certificates of the ceie
brated chemist Dr. james r. Chiffon ofN Y In favor of
its perfectly harmless character which is attached to
every bottle These will always serve 10 distinguish my
medicine from limitations.
JAS. a. RHODES Proprietor
Providence, r. l.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
THREsHING MACHINES,!

ME undersigned are manufacturing large number
\ ofthese celebrated Threshlng Machines which they
oer to the farmers Of this country something will
eNactiy meet their wants. Our materials are well Sc
iecteu ana seasoned and our york done In the
her, ana We warrant our machines TO perform hghln
cry respect Totlresh clean, and make ready for
ket as much grain, In given time, With little waste
any other now in use
rms " the Aaehne that has taken the highest prrm
nm al tue last three State Fairs ia Ohio, and In many
other places In the Western Country aud Is regarded by
,nose acquainted with s merits foremost arn6hS'l
Threshing Machines
ooR HORSE POWER, is we think, the most simple, du
rapie, ana light running power yet introduced in tb.
country and viii not fail to recommend Itself 10
those acquainted with its use.
Al kinds OF repairing done short notice.
Orders or communications from distance promptly
attended to. n SPENCER CO
may2lwtf Burlington Iowa.
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amarAnw
". -, 80. -
u me Inonnss isems 81 tinsesess omiIssu " me
report yesterday % The Western pres
~. ys-,.,a. $3.50 - taken ~, Il, The Hnaep
81 a. ~, 1fyinshsm leading of in = ,rs,.t
49,. - sIudreun sueceh' fmliy fradayas,c
~ nat,.res an n. Sumner ard s.ar.yir.oo
,,.,,x ~ ia s,uthern friends fy h;s ,,,.yr;se
cn,,rAe. ss#
m. Bingham OF Ohio. made bold and r,su-
IL epeech. taxing ground that Brooks not only
committed an assault deserving expuIsion for
contempt. bu, that ! law should Be parsed max
Ing al! such assaults punishable in the Pemsen-
t;ary.
M Orr made I lsbored defense OF Mr..
BROOKE and said that an attempt had been made
tp-day 10 mint 100000 copies Of the fepor, on
the altered asssu,s. fof electioneering purposes
Nr. Hickman, OF Penn, said he voted to print
| that number, and If the gentleman from South
Carolina said he did 10 for electioneering purpos
"a. 1t WAS false.
| This remark created considerable futtering in
the midst of which, three men we're observed
holding Mr.. Keits, who seemed quite willing to
be heids while Mr.. Burlington of Massachusetts,
| and others cried Let him ~. =
| Mr. Hickman was perfectly cool. Quiet was
restored, and Mr. Orr 6nished his speech.
The House refused TO sustain the secomlneH-
datien Of the Committee to print ahnndred thon-
saud copies Of the Kansas report. by nine ma
FORTY. The votes Of Messrs.spD Dunn. Haven,
l Scott. Knight, Tyson and Day, carried Mr., Cobbs
amendment for ten thousand. simultaneously
a majority IN the Senate were pressing the print
ing Of twenty thousand extra copies OF their
| Kansas bill, passed yesterday, and refusing 10
incorporate the amendments offered and voted
| thereon.
The Senate has been debating all day wheth-
er to print Toomb's bill for eiectioneering pur-
poses or not. Mr. Wilson thought it would be
| beneficial to Freedom to have it printed, and
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

VINO WILL VorE FOR FRENoNr.-In our view
Col. Fremont stands before the people on much
higher ground than he would occupy as cham
pion OF secearian school ofceonomists He APP
pears TO us to be the leader of great sweeping
and radical revolution against the wickeaness,
the corruption and prohigacy of the late, and
especially the present Federal administration
We trust that every honest man, who is disgust
ed With the land jobbing, and the trickery, aud
the bribery, aud the wholesale barter of princi-
pie, and the sickening sacrifice of everything
that is worthy of honor and esteem, aud the
odious worship of everything that is contempt
BILE and viie-that are now Witnessed, and have
been witnessed for the past two or three years
a, wsshing,on--will tske this opportunity of
placing on record his protest 10 say that this IS
not his idea OF the example which the frecst'
government in the world should set TO mankind
and by way Of giving practical effect TO that
protest. win choose that one among the eandi-
dates who has had least to do with the iniamies
he rebels against. and who, were he elected, wo'd
be least likely to tolerate them as a matter of
coarse, and best able to put them down--in
word. will cast his vote for John c. Fremont
n. Y. Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

sE- The National 1nteligeneer thus speaks
of the fine imposed upon Brooks for his assault
on Senator Sanncr So Toeching the judgment
OF the Court We are bound to say that il has cer-
tainly fallen short of the public anticipation,
not the an6eipaton still less the wish, of parti-
FANS or xealo,s. but Of the calm and i1dieious
men who are capable of respecting the wounded
sensibiities Of high-spirited gentleman, not less
than public decorum aud Immunity of the Sena-
tor and Senate ho,,se"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

through without landing, in time for $50 A. NJ En-.
press for New York and Boston. Also with Steamers for
sandnsky making direct railroad connection to ali points
IN Ohio and Pennsylvania Also connects direct thronyb
by Railroad TO New York and Boston.
5-3D and !. As a. II. Trdins connect at Detroit,
teah stednersor Cleretdrd, arTieta1 Dorain1 ia
tfnae for ~ trains through Ohio and Peansyfranfn
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday ih,s IL
2. II. No. 100 P. NJ. Train Saturday " s'o
sooP a. Train co.Rscts seith .resHs on Eean AHauu
and isasefa, Csaciardti, Columbus Gnd Pitts5eras
RGlr06i eStS
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH To gIaG4Pa
fALLS BEFFALO, .ALRA9Y d NEW YORR
~ Through tickets can be found at the dfyere,,
Raiiresd Offices in the West and South Also at ,bs ~,
ices IN ehieago corner OF Lake and Dearbon sts
site the fremont, and q; The Depot, foot OF water
s1. reel 90. K. N. RICE, sup't
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
4. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

THIS ESSENCE is preparation of unusual sxceIienre
IN ordinary Diarrloa, ncipent Cholera in short in
an cases OF prostrati0n cfthe digestive functions Is
laestinapie Vane During the prevalence of epidemic
Ghoiera and summer complaints of children it il pecu.
nary ehcacious; no family, Individual, or traveller
should be without it,.
CAUTioS.-iie sure to get the genue essence which Ia
prepared only by Il. BRO WN at his DrHa and Cheai-
cdt Store, NJ T.. corner Of Fifth and Che nut streets
fhadephia and for sale by all the respectable Apothe
carries In the unitod STATES.
Sold In Burlington by L. F.. GAY Iaprl bpy1