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nouelas versus Douglass.

The colored men of Chicago, so roundly
berated by the Illinois Douglas in his low
flung harrangue. have taken mp cudgels in
their own behalf, and, in series of reso-
lutions which we publish to-day, call upon
him to accept challenge from their cham
pion, the New York Douglass, for The dis
cussion of the points at issue between
them. Their resolves are very pointed and
explicit, and will attract attention, if they
do not bring about their proposed orator
ical duello. We are anxious that the con-
bat should come of. The parties are well
matched, though our Douglas has the ad-
vantage IN being most mendacious; they
are both familiar with the subject, and are
both ambitious of popular applause
When will they begin Chicago 1ri6-
u1e
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A Retired Physician

TX YEARS OF AGE, having lost his Father, two Bro
~ thers Daughter, son-in-law, Nephews and Nieces
that dreadful disease CONSUMPTION suffering with
a Cough HIMSELF determined to visit the East indies
Egypt and Japan where he discovered Prerenfre and
Certain Cure for Colds Coughs Bronchitis Consunpsion
Nervous Debility and Asthma His caugh was oured inn
he returned cured his Reiaftres who Inherit
ed the disease, and in connection with his have en-
pioyed in their practice curing thousands of con-
dered hopeless by Others For the purpose rescunr
many of his suffering fellow beings possible he is
sending the Recipe to all who wish for 10 cents Of
it to pay the postage and the balance printing Address
Dr. HEATH l0l Spring street. opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
New YORK. (augl3yln5lm3l
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bne eOuTiS VI COltlIhOH pleas anu the ulSIr1cI
courts for the year 1885, be held in the several
counties of said district at the times following,
TO wit:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
First Sub Dirision.
In the county of Knox on the twenty-second
day of February, the thirteenth day of August
and the twenty-fifth day of October.
In the county of Licking on the fifteenth day
of March, the thirteenth day of September and
the twenty second day of November.
In the county of Delaware on the fifth day of
April, the twenty second day of September and
the thirteenth day of November.
Second Sn5- Dirision.
In the county of Ashland on the twenty Sec
ond day of February, the twenty-seventh day
of ofSeptember and the thirteenth day of Deem
Der.
In the county of Richland on the eighth day
of March. the twenfy-third day of August and
the twenty second day Of November.
In the county of Morrow on the fifth day of
April, the thirteenth day of September and the
eighth day of November.
Third Sub D;vision.
In the county of Wayne on the twenty third
day of February. the twenty fourth day of
August and the second day of November
In the county of Holmes on the twenty second
day of March the thirteenth day of September
and the twenty ninth day of November.
In the county of Coshocton on fifth day of
April. the twenty seventh day of September
and the thirteenth day of December.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the county of Wayne cn the twenty-sixth
day of April.
In the county of Richland On the seventh
day of May.
In the county of Ashland on the ninteenth
day of May.
In the county of Morrow on the twenty-sixth
day of Nav.
In the county of Delaware on the second day
of June.
In the county of Knox on the ninth day of
In the county of Licking on the twenty first
day of June.
In the county of Holmes on the ninth day
of August.
In the county of of Coshocton on the sixteenth
day of August.
L. FINCH,
VIM. SAMPLE,
G. w. GEDDES,
Judges of the Com. Pleas of the 9th Judicial
District of Ohio.
Oct. %, 1857.
HOLMES COUNTY, SIS:
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy of the written order of L. Finch VIM.
Sample and Geo. W. Geddes. Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas of Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, as on file in my Office.
~ in testimony whereof, hercunto sub
SEAL scribe my name and affix my seal of
~ at Millcrsburg. this I'd day Of Decem-
bcr, 1857,
JAMES NJ. DIVERS, Clerk,
of the Com. Pleas, Hclmes Co., q.
Dec. ,, 57-I5w1.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

Eg Truth is like torch, the more YOU
shake it the more it shines.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
FOR THE FALL TRADE.


A LARGE AND IMPORTANT part of our
n business now is supplying Teachers. Coun-
try Merchants, and other dealers in Shcool
Books and School Stationery. Our stock of
goods for this kind of trade IS very large, and
embraces all the kinds which have been so
greatly multiplied within few years. As we
sell for cash only, we have fixed upon low
aad uniform scale of prices. giving TO the dealer
the widest possible margin for profits. We
manufacture and deal in great variety of
of articles of Stationery for the School Room,
and to these we invite the attention of Teachers.
We give below a list of n portion CT our stock.
READERS.
Webb's Normal Readers, ) in the series.
MeGuffey's Eclectic
McGuffeys New 6
Parker's
Heman's Young Ladies Reader
Porter's Recorder
BIOGRAPHIES.
Mitehell's. kinds
MOnteith's, 3 kinds
Cotton and Fitch's. , kinds
Cornell's, > kinds
Morse's
WarreRs
MeNally's
olney's, the new edition
Smiths
Whites Glass Book
ARITHMETICS.
Rays, lst, ID, Sd and higher
Stoddard's Arithmetics
Davies do
Greenleafs2 do
Adams
Tracey's
Thnmpson's
GRAMMARs.
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Gloves. Comforts, &c.

TUGETHER with Woolen Caps. Opera
Il Hoods, suitable for children and grown
persons, just received ut the Book Store, Mil
lersburp, ..
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LOUDON & Co.'s PREPARATIONS

INDIAN EXPEcroRANT, for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the Panaaars Crge"s
HAIR TONIC, for producing hair upon bad Aesds pre-
venting the hair from falling out, beautiing ana pro-
noting its growth
ALTERNATIVE, for removal of Serefasa, efeer'' Is-
mors, Cancers, &c.
AGUE PILLS. certain cure for AgHs and tsrers.
CARMINIATIvE BALS0M, for DysenfarH DsasTAoa,
Cholera HsrBns Ckoiic Ssmmer oMPfainf, &c.
FEMALE ELIXIR, for the removal Of the various dis
eases to which females are subject.
PILE REMEDY, certain cure for Piies.
Tonic vERNnFUGE viii edectuaily destroy Worms.
and acts as active tonic and stomachic.
INDIAN SANAT1VE PILLS, for Lirer omptaints, fz~
parity IF the Blood, Dyspepsia, Fsrers, SC.
ALL-HEALiNG SALTE, for Bsrss Sores, Scaids CAsp-
ped Hands and Lips
CHEROKEE LINlMENT, powerful remedy for All dis
eases of the Joints AND Msscies RAsE@ais Frstsss'
Srain Frosted Feel Limbs Sparis serafeAss "aas'
and all diseases Of horses. x-,,,,x-.
and The many r,r effected by them the Peoples Alma
..,,-.-- N
Au, "a 1s5.-y1n51n6.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

TUST RECEvED--A Large lot of Meat Cut
~ tiers and Suffers at
J. HEBRON d. SONS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ALL
n the School Books in use in the schools of
this and adjoining counties, just received at the
BOOK STORE, Millersburg, o.
Nov 25, 1857
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03
To the Ladies.

CRINoLINES, or Hoops for Ladies' Dresses,
Va new pattern, just received and ior snie
az the Book Store
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ASTONISHING CURES.

T 0uD0N Il Co.'s FAMILY MEDICINES are fast taking
the lead Of all the medicines of the day. They are
prepared by regular Graduates of Medicine who have had
extensive experience in the treatment OF the various dis
eases to which they adapted.
Their assortment Of Family Medicines are calculated
to reve almost every complaint that Male or Female
Adult or Child is heir to- and we should sivise all who
are afflicted to try them.-Cass Co. Qll9 TYmes
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Time of Hold ding Courts

10 the clerk OF thc Court OF common
Pleas and District Court of Holmes
County, Ohio.
A T meeting Of the undersigned Judges of
IA the court of common pleas of the Sixth
Judicial Distrit of Ohio. it was ordered. That
the courts of common pleas and the district
courts for the year 1858, be held in the several
counties of said district at the times following.
TO wit:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

CORN SHELLES--A lot with single and
double balance wheels. Just received at
j. HEBRON & SONS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

Cbnsumpires. do not despair till you have tried AYsKs
CHERRY PEsros. II is marie by of the best medical
chemists in the world and its all around bespeak
the high merits Of It's virtues. Philadelphia Ledger
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BENJAMIN PACE, JR. & CO

PIT7SBURGH, Pa.
7. W. Dyott Sons Philadelphia; Barnes & Park, Ne
York; John n Park, Cincinnati; Barnard, Adams Co
st. Louis; and by Druggists and Merchants general
throughout the United States and Ganadas Also by
YERGIN, Millersburg, (v1n27
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school Books.

Nov. 25 Is57.-lItd.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18
TAKEN UP.

nv the Sata of May last stray 9ars-suFpossd to be
- between and years cid lgat bay, OF hii While.
ser the forehead quite lame The ovner is request
cd to eoe forward prove properly, pay ehsrges ard take
her away. :. y. DAY.
Pleasant Prairie June Is, 1851. 4w5Is
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

CLEANING UP.-In looking around the city we
notice that many Of our citizens have already
done considerable towards cleaning UP their al
eys and yards but there is still much to be done
in shat respect and understand that the
Health Officer Mr Q. FOSTER, will be around
soon Oh his tour Of inspection, and il is as well
to be prepared for him. Mr Foster had the same
post last season; and to the thorough manner IN
which he did his duty, we may, in 4 measure
ascribo the healthy condition of our city. Let
every alley and back-yardbe thoroughly cleans
ed and all notwithstanding substances removed,
and we may calculate upon a reasonable free
dom from disease through the season. We are
Fortunate IN having an energetic faithful officer
for this duty, and if his efforts are met in the
Tfeh. epirtwo may calculate upon seeing CON.
meulaJ.e degree Of cleanliness throughout the
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principal regulators Of the
performs its functions well
are fully developed. Tho
dependent on the healthy
proper performance of its
Aei Is IT fault. the bowels
system suffers in ouse-
LiHEH---hsyiAg ceased TO
Is 9t that organ, one Of the
his study. in a practice Of
10 md some remcdy where
.!crangencnts to which it
mcdv IL ut last fonnd. any
ER oNPLAIN in any
b OF tie, and conviction il
formed by dissolving gums
which Il sol abe for tie &C
cine. These gums remure
from The system, supply
hsN Of bile, iuvirorst.Bg
to digesJ wei, Iurifyius
l.ealth 60 the whelc ,rachi-
Ct thc disease, and fleets
any of the disaJrveable
CATO MEL or biiNERAL
sorted to.
s ufti Cient TO relieve the
food froIa rising and sour
fore retiriag prevouts night
riEbt looseas tho bowels
Nees.
NJ al vill cure Dyspepsia.
spoOnfals viii always re-
m ate Obstruction removes
makes a perfect cure.
Ate.y relieves CAolie, while
e. = SIRE cure for CHoL-
seHtiNe Of CgOlEKA.
Mill prevens the recurrence
While il relieves all painful
u ejcd to throw out Of the
eine after long sickness.
JAr NpICE cm0yes all
color from The sEiH.
time before eating ciycs
make TODD digest wcli.
cures CHRONIC DIR A.
" lille 9UNi NIER an )
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PRICE ORE DOLLAR PER BoIrLi
The Host Useful! Most Perfect! Most
Concise!

Cheaper sham the Cheapest! BETTER than
tia Esest!
Published Weekly. The ckole only One Dollar =
a Year =
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRES Il
re ESr Century for =
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes U
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence and -
axbibit,u,- M r,lance every counterfeit in Crcu =
lation. Arranged 80 admirably that Reference as j.
easy ami DctectI0R Instantaneous.
- No index to examine, no pages TO hunt
upi Q
But 20 simplifed and arranged that the merch -
ant, banker aud business can see ali at a :
glance
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

CONSISTING in part Of Syrup Bottles. Molasses
K Cans, IrubleTs-a large variety: Batter Dish
es, Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls and CresrncFs Cob
lets, Glass Toys, SSc,, lust opcao3 ny
STARkWEATHER. s Co.
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agent for the City and County Of KenOsha,
(yILI INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
w county, such terms as will give satisfaction. The
above Company have arranged the manner OF nsuring
property that is destined 20 do q safe bnSiuess
The Directors efths Company many OF thsn, well
known in this state good and substantial men. The Com
pany in prosperous condition. The following from
the report of the year 1856 shows that the affairs of this
Institution stand ahead Of any other Mutual Company
the western states. The property, appears
from the report insured in 1886, amounted 20 s936 o.
being increase the previous year of SS69S6 90
aud the total remaining at risk the 3Ist day of
December 1856 81 sl59 s.; the amount Of losses
during the year small, only s2,96o,24, which was
promptly paid on demand. This Company inSures none
but detached dwellings, Farm Houses and Barns; and will
insure Stores Snaps Taverns Mills. Those wishing
insure their buildings in this Company viii find it to their
advantage call my office III the city of Kenosha, and
part oftheif property against fire for small amount
ofmoney.
Konosha, May 81 uy49l sILAs AMEs, agent
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

M. .. 80. = H., :
~. ~ - ~, = : ny -, ~ ;,Y<
i, 80, ,,, ~, ~" W., 49, lis'a.s
no FI"sr7 o. ~ > s.S;n an.
I1'Raeh : y a''aos. sn iT e.
g ION OF 'He hi'el i' w ~
functions; when ne stahiW :,
are AT itolt, ana tae Hhoie s-Sz-sas
qucnce OF she one organ -tftS
90 its dGty. For she diseas- -
lrnpri. tors /, a = III e tx
moro Than wen ~ years,
With TO ouuteract the many 20
is liable. E-.sz.
70 prove that this re- -.
person tr0ublel with HtV-
OF t. f0rus, lss but 10 nv : SsEy
certain.
4 compound has hccn( >
ana Extracting mat part~
live virtues Of the iael~ kxxs
ali morbid or tai matter
| ingiu their place healthy
.te Stomach. csus.ng foodS
TIE bjscd, XVI, < toHe an,sNd ~
rsgy removing tie c3gse -
Ing re iicai cure ritlouf.
after effects. fit ~ vsiuFH-s.7
Pois0S that Is usualy re-
Oue aosc after eating IS )
stomach and prevent h eF-'YeS'
iur. s2ElEa
Only one dose AIKEN be-w q
Dsre. Y
Only one dose taken a. -
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

FRrsH N&Ars.-We cal the attention to the
advertisement OF Engcl * Buscdoa. Those who
liss tender steak. or juicy roast Wi. want 10
ha-w where they can be obtained.
N.s notice Sir. H. l. Phelps has Taken ,be
b .a.3 Room oyos tha Young America.
Give n5rHc 9I
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

TROUBLE AMuNu rHg LIvBgRa1EN.-We get
numerous accounts ct large quantities Of saw
lQE- which have be-u-c2,ritJ out Of tine many
rivers in Oconto Co., into the Bav. We lean
that ON, mil owner had 4ota legs carried out of
Orlu.o uver. 1t is said that tie water is higher
thau twas early in the spring. caused BY the
late heavy raius.-GTeen Bay -4deoeate
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power, and therefor, 90 he preferred 10 iron Scientific
American Vol Y No. !.
TaRp For Durability. Copper is little affected b. expo
whereas iron becomes covered with rust and only
mpars its conducting power, bat few years entirely
destroys ii.
ForaT In the mode o. connecting. This is hy
trappug the sections and riyetrg with The maera
W such manner as 70 present % e eye continuous rod
and So the electrical c'srrent two fold surface,
FsFH Ia respect 90 stability. This Is the result Of
par4yey less ht o the conductors whole the kind
a. aug Used. and the ingenious met ri attaching the
~hee 2 t building. The upper section Of each rod j.
constructed 20 pear Un'cru with the other sections,
aad sa,i posses t.e additional slreig 9Th required.
slV As regards appearance ., j, decidedly rood lock-
n rs superiority ether reds m tbs respect, is =p-
paren; 20 every observer.
SEVENTH. In poiA. Of ecouoy. The only Why cop
expense of material Instances could cited where
U;t States government bZdng have been protected by
copper conductors Of Slae Per foot; bat BY the
~ of the rod in the present Invention, all the adyauts-
Ses above niued secured by 1rs teccnsuTn-
bat little exceeding which has usually been paid for
I've cuu3DoI rod w}c from is superior durability
ndy, say nothing oi tie certain protection il at
g Is r be found to cost less in tie end than the con-
uiDu rod.
These rods rUt up in cases coavenien. for trauspo-
atcu, with the tG sent Of fixtures enclosed sch
contains twenty-five conductors, each conductor com
psses forty feet Of copper, electroQated gade
branch point six iasustcr, and the requisite fastins
They sre furnished Agents by tine case with tn excu-
ve ht dispose Of them 10 b. used in certain descr
ed territory, On very advantageous terms
- Al orders vii be promptly offended 20 by adirses
ing, (i3:f) y. CONkiIN, hsRossd Fss.
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We infinite pleasure recommending this medicine
pre-, tste eof FEvER AND AGCu, CLI. fEyER and all
TyEBs B:luU5 Tyre II operates with certainty, and
thousands willing 20 testify its wonderful virtues
Among che hundreds Of LLR REdEcIES ohered {" the
public there fully recuiAHend as DR. SAY
rRbs Ivvoos Aron generally known throughout tie
Union. This preparation truly Lr IHcasgaoT produc-
tie happy results all who use IT, AlIGost unutner-
able i5eacs have been Of the great rtue q this
mc1lcinC by thos, &C the highest standing society aud we
preparation before the Public.
Hudson County Democrat.
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD & Co. Propricters, l45 Broadway, y. Y.
And sold ty Druggists throughout the United State sn
British Provinces,
keuBsba F. ROBINSON whoEill furnish tEe
trade manufacturers prices. tmjl
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gTRAYEn.

pROEE ato Che enclosure Ct the subscriber the 9Th
u day of May, Bay Horse titsuppose &c be year
cd has wh5ce s5 in The forehead, both hind feet whe.
The requested 70 prove properly. pay charges
take him away. WILLIAM ROBERTSON
SoTcers Jane Ist, 1851. F4r5l.
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zsGsEAy EVE RALsAsE, q specific Oini-
( 4 uneut for disease Of the eve end eyelids. at
STARkWEATHER * CO.'S.
FEyAEs, Pitch and Resin, constantly on hand, at
STARkWEATHERS
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1t has taken years TO perfect this :.
Great TSiScovcry-E
The urgent necessity for such a work has long =
been felt by Commercial men. 1t has beeu pub e
ished 10 supply the call for such Prevent
i've, and needs bat to be known 10 be Universally
PatronlZed. 1t docs more than has ever been at =
tempted by man. .5g~ 1t describes every Bank =
Note IN three Different Language, y
EHGIisa Frcnch and German.
Thus each may read the same in his =
own Native Tongue. -.
TERMS Tho paper VIII be about % by ~
inches, and viii eonte in the
Most Perfect Bank Note List published. :
Togetherswith the rate of discount. Also list of :
All the Private Bankers in America.
A Complete Summary of the FINANCE OF Eu- :
ROPE AMERICA viii be published in each edi- -
ton, together with all the Important NEWS OF =
THE DAY. Also
INTERESTING STORIES =
From an Ola Manuscript found in the East. and :
40 whore else TO be fognd. Ii has never yet ap- -
peared in print, and furnishes TIE Most Complete =
History Of =
ORIENTAL LIFE, -
and describing the Most Perplexing Positions in =
which the Ladies and Gentlemen Of that Country
haVe been 50 often found. These Stories will =
continue throughout the whole gear, aud viii =
prove the Most Entertaining ever offered TO the -,
Public. Il
- Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at :.
81 8 wear. All letters must be addressed 20 :
JOHN DYE, Broker, :
Publisher & Prop 20 Wall ST., n. York. :.
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EMBROIDERIES:
WHITE GOODS:

Swiss Mull--Eictoria Lawn-Bishop Lawn
-Nankin Muslin--Slrpeh and Checked
Mulls-Jaconett Ca,nbric-Sarcenett do -
Laces for Capes-Coua:erpanc - Berlin
Curd-an endless variety OF ladies' Skirfs.
and the material by lie yard for samc-Cor
sets-Curtan Drapery, De.
LINENS:
Linen and Cambria Lawn-Linen Hanker
chets-Cambric do.-lrish Linens-Brd
eye do, Scotch and Russian Diapers. Iiuep
Table Spreads, Napkins ToweIiing, Pillow
case Linen, also do. for Sheets. Linen ID rl,
Brown Il BU4 Linens, al kinds of Damask
I'd linnls Witt n,ll n1.l L.
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EeimboId's Extract Bachu
Is frepfrea diros.iy according 10 thc Rules Of
pgsAEs5sAGE AND CHEMISTRY.
with ro1se accuracy and Chemical kn-veage and care
irytca T." its combination See Professor - u ~ Nainatto
'YTss ", shs se % t!ye ~rl mea, af lbs lac ,taud-
ara NoIas % Medicine
SD 90 81
ore hHa3re Dollars De paid a,y Iysiciaa who can
ttat the seiicnc 5ai0re atieaj:
II hou-aLG- can he a7vd i.ve t!0 rv. good
gst. az week Hirtst4 yaET- g'-udr
elected The voI "a Ky IESIfVoN i IN tssp.s-
OF frlprstor vauc!ils curative pow
ers, Is ,mnenre, embracing names wC!l :i.. 81
SCIENCE AND FAME.
10000 Hotties Have Econ Sold
aa1 silse iusttlcs ,,I.re Las been r.oa rtcd
lr.a pFc-re3 before .ue an .cnl,n Of the civ .f
F!s .paia, a. =. uGLEbGLp, Lba,a.-. wac Icing Guiv
d-, say tiaa is pr partition Narcotic fe
%. Z. llEIADOlD. svig Manufacturer
~ srh aal sV'ses.e- 'i.or9 - 20 DAY ii haven't or
i'5h WA. r. HIE&A&o. Alj>r,iaa.
PrIse S. pcy BETTE. 81 SIX Cor 81. DciIvesct
10 nnS--As!t.rcss,
by retsH.. eat es from p r
.csos i.toaieai teiseses, Clcra y.aCA AMI u,GeIs
FrauH-ea 9ad e.dty e. r. HHLMBoL0.
Practical rlI s4'lstytrsi Chemist.
so. SO South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, A a.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

At meeting of the citizens Of Kenosha on the
evening Of June 18th, 1857, for the purpose of
deYisine the best plan Of celebrating the Fourth
of July, Mr.. Hughs was called to the chair,
II. b. Marsh was chosen Secretary On motion
Of Ohm L. Henry a committee OF 10 were APP
pointed with full power to make necessary ar
raugemonts for the celebration.
The following gentlemen were then chosen as