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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01
ONE DOLLAR
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ONE DOLLAR
:" HI Buy
ONE Of the Best Purgave and Liver Medicines now be-
~ fore the public, namely DIR. sANFORD's INvIGOR-
er and eaestual than any other medicine known
no. the on ssS but Liver Rsmeds acting
h sna 90 Us OF thar matter TINS
~ feelings eIrerieneed in Interpretations Of
- that purges daily in doses
iaS S,s IT Up ss
new arti sa q nasdieins, namely. Gums.
when il is known that bottle con-
tans as much strength as one hundred doses CaIomei
In9ush possessing rare medical powers these Gums
in Their PRESCRIPTIONS sPt used in the form Ihv
= % induce the proprietor offer family medicine
xep samns s Is has rarely ever failed
tsD,eE,Tios being essrsd BY derangsd Liver cured
JAuNDch s caused an proper action Of the Liver
!" and as proof thst the lnvgorator this
regularly one week and their skin will begin to assume
cossyspes, can bs cured by the 1nvizor
~ nature in her operations B and = assists
dose the owels ara eft IN healthy and state
Sick Headache is very relieved by taking double
desc Of The nSgorato which c0rrses all seidity and
For an oIorlosde stomach il has .qual as it re-
y. Tor Family Medicine generally. all who use ii
Dr. Ssnfords Inv igorator US recommen5s5 a.
cure Tor Liver Complaints frnr,
Diseased Liver. ThstsstiRonials rnany ~ esr
Physicians IN its favor. induced try IL and nov
" conviction certain that ii greatest he's
ings ever given TO DyspePtics, for made eomnlaa
- cure before the first bottle taken and now W. cs
eat anything edible without trouble while before
nothing but the highest food would often thai
gave pain. Now Thas We all our readers
Is Liver Com plant Dyspepsia troubles Won do NJ
fail to Try this the greatest remedy the
49, Fact. 'S'~'e
- We take infinite pleasure in recommending this nedi
:cins as preventive for PsYer and Ague Chill Fever
- and al fevers OF Bilious tyre r. operates with eer
tanty snd thousands are willing 10 testify toits won
.derfuI virtues. 80 w. |
There has been tried family whie.
has net With such unbeunded in the cure Of ais
II alone for diseases Of children we use h
IL aetsas. Cathartc 50 mdly gently and seen 10
renovate the system Thoroughly that think AZ srs
doHg service to sli in advising vhea thew red
uedeine 20 try this remedy There that ~
come under notice where
eeivsd in diseases Of tie liver Stomach and Rovrs
where all other remedies failed relief II hss -
10 Gems 50 useful in family that will not BE- without
~ t-tJaeksonriiie, Alae1 RI publican.
FRIcE DOLLAR FEa BorTIr.
sANfOhD u CO, PrOpriete rs. las Broadway n Y
And sod By Druggists throughout the United State And
British Provinces, -
Sole Agent Kenosha " ROBINSON whowill
trade manufacturers prices
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, RAIINESToCK DAVIS
100 Randolph Street; in ST. Louis, o. j. WOOD CO..
Market Street. 6m2s
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Kenosha Water-C Cure.


IHIs INSTITUTIONS founded upon the rrin f,,.,,
"'9Fe = He"eateS IN the cure Of disease and SO in
'"ucung patients ia their use that they may
Net only Regain, JH Maintain Heaitb
The location Of the CURE IS eiuneutIy adarfoa for
pose being situated in ofthe most pleasant CHE
passed. W N''-''' We sur
Our Rooms and Dat6nq conveniences are we'll arrar,
Tor the comfort OF patients and no pains win he sard n,
render their stay agreeable - @ '4 sF''eu 10
Or seaf would call the attention or the afflicted to
IL, mn ELECTRO CHEMICAL.B RTUE
"hfh ne has introduced into his Cure Nv M mao ,t.s
,s az eA.taneoHs minerals (as mercury lead &c arc
- oIh ,He SYSTEM and sele 81 he mos, distressing
4Nes Hd humanity spnjert 40 ire e.. tirev r,ri
and Nervous Diseases generally '''-''''7's"'
no AaFe worked IN paints, Or taken mercury or
o. fhs ' VIZ u" "'H 10 Jest those
The Terms ~ this Institution are from a. fl, 40 m ,
is's WIZ eIag six crah towels two cotton or linen
'''e''' "a"oei blanket snd two comfortable
K.,..i,' 49,. 49,, y. T. SEELEY
~ '4's''di sept tH"' 1877
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H Q w ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


8tuergca. Institution, este 5ish-d iy spec.l euJcw
neut Tor the relief of the sica dist reese j. Elected
with "NJrueut and Epidemic Diseases"
INO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such IS
Sper,atorrhCea, seminal Weakness Impotence C3cuor.
rhoea Gleet Syphilis the Vice OF OBansu or Self Abuse
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful des-
tru;ton az human life, caused by Sexual diseases and the
receptions practscG upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Ouacs, have directed their Consulting Surgeon
As a tNdfeWo1e Ac worthy OF their name, so give aEpcL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who nppy ly
etltf WIN description OF their condition Gage OCCUPATION
habits OF ie 10 and in cases Of extreme poverty ana M
iering, 10 Furnish Medicines Free OF Charge II is need
less TO ada that The Association comma us the highest NJ
ical skill Of the age and will furnish the most approvsdmoi
era treatment
The Directors ON review the past feel assured tina,
ieir loIs ~ TINS sphere OF benevolent effort have h-eh
Of great benefit 10 tile afflicted especially to tie Young
ana iey have resolved 10 devote Themselves " ia renewed
z'gi 20 tis very important but much dcspiscd cause
Just FuLAshedr by the Association, Report oil Suerns-
torfa or Seminal Weakncs, the vice OF OnaHis6 Mas.
turSaton or selAbuse and other diseases of the sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon which win be sent by
mail, an sealed enyelOpe FREE OF CHARG on the re-
celpt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. X. c LH0UN Consulting S,rs.cr
Howard Association, No SoutA NINTH Street Jaiadel.
phia, Pa. by Order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. uEARTWELL, PresldeI;
GEO. FA1RCHILp, Sec'y. Iys8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

TINE AMERICAN LAWYER, and Business
i Mans Form Book containing Forms and In
:truotIons for Contrscts; Arbitration and Award.
Ri Of Lsdns. Bonds. xcharge, D1fs. Prom!s,
sorry Notes, Orders, Receipts, Dus- Balls, Convey
ences, Deeds Mortgages. Indentures, isfactions
Released, boyer. Lea .es, LANDLORDS and Tenant
Agreements, Compos ton with Creditors Chsr,er
OF Vesssls, Building. Letters of Credit and Ii
cense, Marriage, Ar ieles OF Partnershlp, Powe Of
ter. Liabilities Of Common Carriers and Minors.
Naturalization. Pre- Emrtion Rights on Pno,c,
lands. \ ishts to Military Bounty Land, Copyrirbt
Laws. kernlations and Forms OF obtaining ratents.
Gus ON Iouse Regulations. Domest and ForeIsn
Rate: Of Postage. Sy.tem Of Book Keeping In
terest Tables, Equation Time Table Ipterest And
Mensutst on Rules; W eEhts and Measures of dr.
ierent Countries, Value Of Gold and Silver Com,
20. &C., together With the Laws of the yarious
State. on the Sgai6oations nscsssary for voters,
aouseh0ld and Homesfssd Exemptions from IKE
eItion, Dee is, Ackn wi dsment OF se Is Me han
u.s., 30, Lirn Collect on OF Debts, Iiunt.tion of Ac
I nSn o. MA.r, S Women 1owsT. Hates 81 late
ssch state IN the uno bv Delos w. Beaale, A.
For ass Sy ana ct nag. lor a Law; ,cs 6. er
ms 80. lBoekssle,s, near 9th strset,
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ID The small pox has almost disappeared
from Rappabannock county, Va.
ID Cotton valued at nearly $4,000 was ex.
ported from Savannah, Ca, on Monday.
III VIM. Starr was arrested at Greenfield,
a rape on his own sister, married lady.
III In a town not far from the line which d.
vides ESSEX and N iddlesex counties In Massachu-
sets, one night last week, hen house was enter
ed and robbed Of its contents The owner Of the
property, on going into the hen house In the
morning, found the feathered tribe missing, but
on the floor lag wallet which was found 10 con
tain sixty dollars In current bank bills, with he
name Of the man to whom II belonged. We are
told that he passes for q respectable and honest
citizen, but that he has not vet called for his
wallet r s.-Foe..tts ~ n 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

The PACIFIC HOTEL E1AMINAr1oN.-The ex-
animation Of Taylor, charged with setting fire to
the Pacific Hotel at St. Louis, was commenced
in that city on Friday last and will probably con
tinus through all Of this week Thus far the
evidence has been circumstantial, and though
strongly suspicious circumstances shown vet
nothing directly and positively duplicating Tay-
Tor has yet been proven. There is a large num-
Der of witnesses to be examined, and the excite
msnt continues. Great crowds collect every day
about the magistrates office, and watch with
anxiety every development in the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

WHAT II TO BECOME OF MzxIco!-The Lon
don Times says: "There Is not a statesman who
would wish to see Great Britain hamper herself
with an inch of Mexican ground Let the United
States when they are finally prepared for it, en-
JOY all the advantages and responsibilities of
ownership, and our merchants at Liverpool and
elsewhere will be quite content with the trade
that springs out Of 1t. The capacity of the Next
can population for aPpreciating constitutional
rule Is not SO remarkable that we should volun-
teer to administer itD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

u On Saturday two men Were arrested at
Danvers, charged with passing 81, 80, and %
notes Of the Metropolitan Bank Of washingto
ID. c. A large number Of the notes were passed,
the men making small purchases at several
places, and receiving change in good coin. There
is no such bank at Washington the Metropolis
fan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

ID The world has lost sight Of Mrs. Cunning
ham, Of Burdell, Bond street notoriety, Of late,
but IL is Interesting to know that she still lives
On Friday last she hired house in Thirty-first
street, New York, near the Third avenue, and
was moving into 1t, when the landlord, for the
arst time, discovered who II was that had become
his tenant. Mrs. C. tbereupon received notice to
quit, but she vigorously demonstrated and threat
sned to appeal to the law for protection. Never
thsless, next day she found other quarters and
evacuated the premises In 3Ist street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03
III Advertisements should be sent In By
~ s'cIsck L.; otherwise they nay net up.
pear until the next day. -
SPIRIT OF rHE MORNING PRESS.

The Union touches up pungentiy the con-
Predictions and Inconsistencies of the coalition
lists who oppose the immediate admission OF
Kansas. With the great bulk Of the coalition,
the real objection is the slavery clause OF the
Lecompton Constitution; with the rest, 1t il
some ranking personal grievance that has
driven them into desertion and alliance with
the enemy. The Unron advises the members
Of the coalition to abandon subterfuge and
plant themselves on their real objections to the
measure which they resist, and then they will
no longer tread on each others toes, and Aoun-
der In mutual contradictions.
The Inteiligsneer is occupied with news and
miscellaneous matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

IL The Canadian Parliament met at Toronto
on Thursday. Among the measures enumerated
BY the Colonist as likely to be pressed BY the
commercial classes upon the attention of the
Provincial Legislature at the present session, are
change in the rate Of interest (six per cent? so
a. to conform to the rate established by law in
the State Of New York, the abolition of impris-
onment for debt, and "a well considered bank
rupt law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

PoIITICsL-An exciting contest Is now pro-
crossing In New Hampshire. Both parties have
their best speakers in the field. The Democrats
are claiming that they shall carry the State. The
Republicans say they have made a thorough can
vass, and set down their majority at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

III Her Britanic Majesty's Government have
presented through Lord Napier, the British Min
lister in this country, a magnificent telescope to
Captain Thomas Knowles, Of the ship Curri-
tuck, Of Norfolk for his valuable services in
euing the crew and passenger from the wreck
Of the sinking steamer Flora, Of Jersey, in the
month Of November last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

HI Justice Bardwell, of Buffalo, has sent fifty
giiis to the work" ouse since last April.
ID A considerable reduction has taken place
In Height on the Great Western Railway for
grain, amounting to about three cents per busheI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT.-By q ladv, in going from the vicinity Of
II the City Hall 10 the corner &c sth street and
oulsnns av-nue, KID PURSE. embroidered
dollar notes and some silver. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving IL at this ONCE
ms st
4 OST-A small BREAST PIN. made in the
IL form OF hand hn'iug n rnhy between the humb
and rehnger. Tie finder will be suitably re ed
by leaving NJ az No. s.. second story. Treasury
building, or at Mr.. Claxtons, No. 81 fllth
ana l. streets. m3-T'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

W That sterling Democratic paper, the Phil
sdelPhis Argus, comes to enlarged and In a
new dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03
BOARDING.

BOARD IN PRIVATE Pa ~II.Y.-A lady
ID and gentleman or two single gentlemen can he
accommodated with neat, furnished trout Room
With or without Board, partial Bosrd, private
family. No children or hoarders IN the house. Ap-
ply at 81 street north, between 9Th and 7th streets
m l-Tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

THE LRyIATHAS.-Captaln Harrison, who IN to
command the LeviathaB, writes that he ia I'm
hopes 70 be in Portland with his vessel in the lat
ter part of the month of June and he prc poses TO
remain there with her seven weeks.-6eson
ysS-HS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03
u D OK BIN DIN G =.

The undersigned respectfully invites the att euton
OF his friends and patrons of Wash
ington and it's vicinity TO his BOOK NHEN
RlNDlNG ESTABLISHMENT, SEkE4
No. AZ 9Th street, corner of Louisi- SfMH
ani avenue where he 10 prepared to NnmkanD
execute all orders In q manner warranted to give
satisf lon In fitting out his establishment refer
ence has been had principally to the execution of
Modern and Antique Styles. IN which department he
feels assured he meet the wishes of all who IA
vor him with tn il patronage.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
EDWIN JONES,
m sat- No. 421 eth ST., corner La. avenue,
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No PcT2 he oe.Is and E IsSbsH. Of
This sss eScs sp9S,It meeting nee
Gessary Arrangements for the funeral Of Patriarch
II wM. p. PARTBLLO. c.P.
T WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
to RRsse Re nso
menfs to attend the funeral Of our late Ell Captain,
u. B.F. BEERS Sec.
~ TIE HENRY MARTIN mentioned in
not on The 7th street road on s9ndsy isst IL nos
H Heny w. M a. proprietor OF the FRANKLIN
NFSMITHsONIAN kEcTUR Es.-Rev. J.
Uni on WEDNEs6aE F0G snd fk II
bbwENING OF this s week Subject: .C3mpasI.v
And s@6fsoins some account 81 the sansoTit and
on wEbNE !y5s l. EvESIS Lecture as TIRE
wei r. 1t OCloca IN the Philhsrmonie Hall south
TIC cts 50 cents each-tO be secured st the door
on the evening ofthe lecture. m I-st'
NJ, NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ioston fnirInsr1 on WEDSEsDx DAY i EVENING 'Sf
tend tend. 20 ''''A ne pu00 are invited TO al
mi j wARING. NJ. d, Dean.
NJ PinNEER ASSOCIATION OF THE
~ - FiRST WARD.nThs members Of this As
Hose company on WEDSEsps9 EvEN eissGn
March Sd for the purpose of reorgsnizing for the
Ali Democraiic and Anti Know Noting voters in
'hs VAC 3 T are IHylted to be present.
1.-THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S Lutheran
Hal COMMENCING MONDAY EvESiSG. March
Of PARSONAGE. Wlthers' Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
rssss f &. s. as at Mr. from
Ll3 Is to ell at J. SCHAFFiELT'S Baltimore
Confectionery. 9th ct, eet, between and H. where
Of the best teriss and sold lower than elsewhere
in the Distr t. Creams, of all Ma orr made of the
bon paid to the furnishing Of Private Parties. Balls
Cotilons, at the lowest rates and at the shortest
| notice. Re s-eo21n
o. om.o,a..!Psf f! poPEs and s.,..o,.
| north side. hetwsen 18th and llth SITS. Is-eos
THAKDY's MAGIC REMEDY CURES
us Rh sg1.in. md Sn sI Neuralgia
''fHi Headache and Toothsehs;
Coughs, Colds, aud Asihmn. 1t is also hue tonic
god for ressI..iGs the s,e%seh and Bg~ss
James DAILY, Sss L street north.
Gsorsetoxn1J. ". Sothoron Co.
T'O THE CREDITORS OF PAIRO
= NOU kSE.-The undersigned will psy the first
Nourse on application at the ONCE No. ass 49, ST.
Opposite the Treasury. ,n,.
IRON! IRON. IRONM!
We are now storing a full a..or meat ofB.K.
BAN d and SCROLL RON. of superior qualify,
''''' ' '''' .. ELVASs ( THOMPSON,
sos Law. between 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

IL The Sacramento Zeal correspondent Of
the New York Times says tha, the Mormons, II
they leave Salt Lake City. will return east, to
Missouri. He says:
. Before the Mormons abandoned Jackson
county, Mo, chosen number secretly laid the
iound,'ion Of the future Temple. and then care
fIiIy covering all traces Of their work with dirt,
planted Il over. The location of this spot is held
a. church secret. The idea of shortly returp-
ing TO build this temple is continually fostered
oy new anecdotes, passing current from time to
time, 70 the effect that the Lord is softeninp the
hearts Of ;he people Of jackson County, who de-
fire Their return; that some cf the present pos
SCISSORS rsfusc TO sell the land wresfed from the
Moimons protesting to only hold il in trust until
their return, &c
Those d frIent of-shoots from Murmonism,
Known ,,a as Rigdonites, strsngites, W m. Smith
ire. nss' oIadd.nites, &c though differing to the
trse successor Of Joe smith look back 10 him AZ
tneif foundation pillar, and forward to the JAG T.
son County Millenium -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

VIEW YORK sY Gas LIsHT.-Iu New York, on
Thursday evening last, the police made des-
cent upon a model artist exhibition The Tri-
hune says:
Ine girls, who were entirely nude, rushed
wildly from the stage, striving to conceal them
selves, while the men made rapid tracks for the
doors and windows. The officers, who confronted
the men with revolvers in hand, would not al
low single one TO leave till he gave his name
and address One offered his gold watch and
making quiet exit.
"Aftsr taxing down the names and residences
Of the visitors they were permitted to depart.
Tie keeper Of the place, and the female artistes
were all arrested and taken to the station
house -
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TRE BOOK OF THE CONsTITUT ION.

THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION
The demand or the people from all parts Of the
country for q new edition Of this Book, brlnRIng
down the statistics TO the present time such that
Il cannot Longer be disTeEarded. Ii Is sufficiently
known througF out the country TO render partIcu-
hr description OF AZ unnecessary here: suffice II 10
say that t contains the evidence Of it's having re
ceved the voluntary ana generous patronage OF
ootn Houses OF Com ress, of ITS having been
~ the supreme Court as n standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and Of ITS haytna
received the SPECIAL appreciation of some s,f the
wlsest statesmen of The past and present ago. Ia
has been pronounced by IN ~ as a suitable Preside
companion for every American citizen and as text
boo Tor the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who yenerate and support the Constltu-
ton, the sentiments of Vast ngton, and the prnel-
pies 10 embodIes. have heretofore fiven NJ their
generous and valuable support.
booksellers and others who NAV Sesire To oitsi N
l for the supply or those tho NAV desire 10 bosses,
the new edition wall please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.
III WAshlns tom CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

EoR SALE.-A fifteen horse-povsr tNGINE
astins terms. Apply to ALEX,R. RTTBESS
,HsQkD, Marble aid Brown Stone Yard bet = az n
- Sne Us .trsets, Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

TIE House EMPLOYEES BuL.-The refer
snce Of the bill to curtail the pay of the va
rious employees of the House to the Committee
of the Whole on the State Of the Union yester-
day, by very decided majority, We take to be
the result of the tendency Of the times, which
is to mako everything they (thosc serving the
House, buy, cost them more, instead of less,
than formerly The truth is year by year the
cost of living in Washington city increases,
rather than diminishes, From the acquisition
Of Californis to this moment the relative value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

The MAJORITY REPoRT.-The powerful and
convincing report of Senator Green, with which
he introduced the bill for the admission of Kan
sas as State into the Union, is already viru-
lently assailed by the regular opposition and
hshy Democratic newspapers. The eagernsss
which they display in pouncing upon it, en-
braces the best possible evidence that it is q
state paper worthy Of the distinguished repu-
taton its talented author has already achieved
in the discharge Of his Senatorial duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

MARsHALsHIP OF ILLIsoIs.-It is currently
reported to-day that the President has ap-
pointed Mr.. Tram Nye to be Marshal of the
Northern District of Illinois, vice Mr. David
son, removed. twill be remembered that Mr.
Nye was appointed by ex-President Pierce to
the same position, and after filling it for some
twelve months resigned, and Mr.. Davidson was
appointed in his place, on the recommendation
Of Senator Douglas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

TIE WEArHrR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about8 O'Clock q. m :