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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
EAR Il EYE.
Deafness, Partial or Total, Entirely RI

Deafness, Partial or Total, Entirely Re-
AsOVed!
DR. ENWo0D, ST., begs ocal the attention Of those
suffering from total or partial loss OF the hearing to
the following facts He treats Of diseases Of the middle
andinternal ear with
MedicaIed Doucbes,
Such pracsed in the nrmaries of Berlin, LEIPZIG
Brussels Hamberg and St. Petersberg, and lately by the
most distinguished London Artists with the MOST
uniform successful the treatment will be reference to
nery YAME residents of the United States
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
Who have been Restored to Hearing,
And single solitary knowledge, did we
effect either partial total restoration Of the hearing
when our advces and instructions were faithfully and
punctualy adhered to- Many who could not hear the
port Of pistol at arms length hear watch beat
az the distance OF four feet.
The Of nucus accumulation in the Eusacman tube
and tympanum, inflammation of the mucus membrane,
affections. disease the OF the Membrance Tympant
traced to the effects of fever, colds, the use OF qunine
mercuria medicines gathering in the of childhood
DR.. Els treatment stands preemnen where the Auditory
Canal dry and scaly with little secretion, when the
deafness is accompanied with noise in the ear, like falling
water chpng ofnsects ringing Of bells rustlng ofleaves
continual palsations discharge of matter when in
STOPPING sensation is felt If rush blood to the head
took place, when the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy
weather, when cold has been taken, this method
treating the disease is infalble.
Era Deaf and Dumb Gases.
My experience warrants me in saying hearing
at any period good, very much may be accomplished
In the Deaf and Dumb School at LEIPZIG out of class
fourteen restored -FOUR 10 HEARING. DR.. u. begs
explicitly to state that in those cases he undertakes he
guarantees successful result, complete restoration
such marked Improvement will be perfectly sasfacto
ry If his remedies faithfully applied and directions ad
herred to.
Applicants will please state their age, duration Of dis
matters issue from the external passage il there
noises in the ears state of health and what they sup
pose to have been the of the deafness When the
hearing is restored it is expected that those in easy cir
cumstances will contribute literally.
All diseases Of the Eye successfully treated by the app
cation of Medicinal vapOrs, &c, NFALLBLE and PAIN
LESS treatment for diseases Of the Eye acute chronic
Cathartic specs Inamnatihn m and weakness vision
Granulaton Of Lid liberation of Lachrymal Glands &c
To the astonishing and gratifying effects of this treatment
the child the youth, those of age, well those far ad
Vanced in life, all bear testimony Of its wonderfully
waiting, healing and soothing effects.
Five DOlInrs-COnsultatiOn Fee.
~ Postage must be enclosed for each return
HS Money Letters must be Registered by the Post Mas
ter, when they will be at my risk.
eg Medicines, Apparatus, &c. will be sent to any part
at my expense and risk
6ml0 II. ENWO0D, SR., BrO0kkyn, NJ Y.
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yhiskey
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c.
Brandies.-Ota Dupuy q, Co., l. Cheron's
Champagne, G. Admyrauld, 4. Lonbat, j. q,
F. Martial, Rastean Charruyer, L. Marion.
J. J. Dupuy, Damien
Gins-Cologme, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-Jamaica, St Croir
WhisIkeys-Old Mon0ngahela.
Wines-Burgundy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
GRd pure juice, Sherry d. G Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Reidsick and Headsack e. Co., do LaAe-
npaad, do. Queen Victoria, do. Duca1 Crane,
Claret in casks, Claret in cases. White in casks,
White in cases, Muscot Muscat an cases, Bran.
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitters,
Alcohol, Pure Spirit.
saoePrctures Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha. WIS. disnl6y1S
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&HERIFF,s SALE. KEN0SuA oo1-.

- - F'<AL hEN0 bSHA cor NJ
-; - olnOolf COuRT.-By virtue of q writ Of g.,
% ISSUED out OF the circuit and for said conntv
w. = ana state of Wisconsin, me directed and dc
at h nave leVied upon and shall offer for sale and sell
directs NJ % 70 Se highest bidder therefor as the law
d. we court house in the city and county Of Rene
@ '0 s'$te aforesaid on Saturday the 28th dav of An
t, a, " 1905 hetween the hours of one and three o,i
Which, i OF that day, all the right title and nte,ess
1s5c or 81 liam seymour had on the 9th day of April a d
si ~ at any time since that day in and TO tbe fnlIo
h pieces parcels lots land lying and bein Il
& cry ana county of Kenosha and state OF Wisconsis 10
and dng half of lot eight 81 in block eleven
y on "a me undivided one half pa Of lots one and two
y IN block twenty eight (2sj in soubesst Two
20 o., town two ca range 49, also lots two and ten
w ~ DOCK fourteen 4), also lots two three and
t ", . u in block fifteen C5) all being in the south
10Y ra 'er OF section number thrty-two (32 town two
range twenty three (23) east and in the ctv and COM
ty OF henosha, Wisconsin " ~ ' a"u couRN
Dated at the sherff's Office, July 14th, 1858
A z. JAMESON
D. 49, sherif of Kenosha County, Wis
y ). PETIT, Pif's Atty. ew5 VS.
HE above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday 10
day. '' '""' pace ana TINE OK
Dated kenosha, August 2sth, A. D. 1855
] ] pr1r,r p,g, a. A f. TfMESoN, Sheriff.
--L' IN h''S' 6w12.
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DETROIT
Dry dock Iron Works,

Also one Circular Saw Mill Of rapid motion, with Engine
all complete cast iron frame which intended to
be set up at any place. without building if desired and
Will cut one thousand feet of lumber per hour All Of the
above Engines got in the very best manner and
arraned i'll every particular and will be sold prices
a cannot fail to meet the vews of parties wishing
uschass.
We have also on hand one complete sett OF machinery
fora Saw Mill of one Muley Saw
We are constantly manufacturing High and Pressure
Steam Engines of any desired power, together with Mill
machinery and castings of every description Also every
description of wrought iron and brass work, &c.
81 WHICH We are prepared to furnish short notice
at prices that will suit purGLaSsrs, t- ~
~ Shop No 1851 Atwater Street. Detroit Michigan.
35u CHARLES KELLOGG co.
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CIRCUIT COURT ron Urwo1

~, OouNIY.-John Jenissta against WIiom Gen
Shrstiha Miller Phillip Tressa and Edna Rel niner
Sa.e OF Wisconsin to the Defendants WHEAT Mia
moned am eer and Edna Beach You are hereby snm,
isista TO answer the complaint John len
th piaihcH which filed in the office of the clar G
2gt6 Sax of mt the city Of Kenosha county on the
answer on ne 10y .. u, iS5S and to copy of your
the twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
comnIsint sucn service, and if you fail to answer the
~ th as Aforesaid, the said John Jenssta will apnIv
" t cGr9 or the relief demanded in the comnajnt
" sly yoy Zoth 1903. WORDING & MORGAN
AffnRnn
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Madison Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
South margin of Lake Menona, opposite and in full
view of the city of Madison, and sufficiently removed from
undsturbed quiet the invalid The grounds comprising
about so acres beautifully unduating bordering the
Lake for than half mile covered with fine native
oaks and shrubbery and the scenery In the vicinity
braciug every variety of landscape, makes this the
enchanting and lovely retrea: in the North West
The Buildings large, elegant and comfortably furn-
shed and capable Of accommodating about 100 patients
They heated throughout with steam, that the tenn
Perature in each room be regulated with the greatest
facility thus rendering the establishment especially suita-
BILE for winter accommodation.
The dry, clear and stimulating atmosphere of interior
Wisconsin, is admirably adapted in connection with the
the suffering invalid and medical attention.
proper and vigorous treatment and kind avail
restore to health those entrusted to charge, will be
eheerfully and readily employed.
This Institution has been recently purchased by the Pro-
prietor and rehtted style not surpassed by
similar establishment in this country with the determine
ton to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly
Model Water Cure Establishment,
Conducted strictly upon Hydropatc and ygene princi-
ples the proprietor pledges himself that pains
pence shall be spared TO promote the health comfort of
those visiting the Cure The Medical department under
the charge of Dr. s. M LANDIS formerly OF Philadelphia
Who having had eight experience the Water Cure
SYSTEM is fully competent to take charge OF the Medical
Department.
limited number OF Boa riders admitted.
sy Daily Lectures to Students. For further partcu-
lars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis.,
consin. 6m49
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

HNHE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PAR
IL GELS OF LANDS were sold by the Treasurer of the
County of kenosha the Sth day of April A. D. 1856 for
the taxes OF 1850 and the redemption win expire the Sh
day OF April A. D. 1884, unless redeemed bepre time
r. II. -DEMTNG
lSwlO Clerk Of Board of Sup'rs, Eerloshd Co.
CITY OF KENOs HA.
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rods ofEn cor of e or, thence 50
rn p1us, rods, n rods, to beginning 81 80
onknown--part bk 81, commencing on
line OF said bk 81 rods ms corr 10
RODS, rods, W ~ rods s 9 rods e1 On Q
UnknoWn-W hf W hf ~ q hf :, :, 10 80 ~ ~
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Trident Mutual Insurance COMPANY

CG'ce' ..---------.-----T Trident Block.
Chartered by Legislature, June 1855
Cash Capital paid in and security nvested ~ ISL 600
obED r. MILLER, WARD COMING,
8ecre'ary' President
BOARD OF Directors
ward Cowing Obed p. Miller, William A. Bradford Sam
ueI r Darling, Edward d. Perry George w Hail r
u Gardiner, Thomas A. Doyle, William r. Rvder
George Cleveland, Philip Ryder,
Io company lnsures against Loss or Damage bv Fire
on stores, Merchandise Dwellings, Mills Manufactor-
es hote &C., also on Marine Inland TRANSPORTATION
cargo Risks at the ordinary rates of premium.
Losses Promptly and Equitably adjusted and Haid.
All premiums made specific when Policies are issued
anu are 10 be prepaid in money! and further assess
eht IN case OF loss is to be made the parties so insured
me advantages Of Stock SYSTEM which precludes the pos
sioity OF an assessment very obvious.
me Board of Directors have authorized the issues of
Policies on country risks detached very low terms
The Company expect To deserve the confidence of the
public, by doing business favorable terms AZ anv
other similar institution, and by the utmost fairness and
hberality in all their dealings.
Policies granted and issued to parties eectip0 Insur
anee OF once without delay by the undersigned AT hi,
Office, e"' " '
d. GASKILL Agent
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Lyons Copper Lightn ing Conductor
RI O w ARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution, established by special endow
ent for the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted
with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases"
w all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, as
SpermatorrhRa, Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonor,
rhea Geet Syphilis, the Vice of Qnans self-Abuse
&C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN view of the awful des-
ructon of human life, by diseases and the
receptions praced upon the unorunat victims of such
diseases by Quacks directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Chd7tdOe act worthy of their name give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter. with description oftheir condition. Gage occupation
naelts Of &c and in of extreme poverty and
erlng to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge 1t is need.
less to add that the Association commands the highest Med
zeal skill OF the age, and will furnish the
ern treatment. l0IT-.~
The Directors on review past feel that
her abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been
OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially the young
and they have resolved to devote themselves with
ST. to this very important but much apised cause
just Published, by the Association, Report Sperma-
torrhoa, or Seminal Weakness the vice of Onans Mas
Irritation or Self Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual
organs By the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mall lin aseaed envelope FREE OF CHARGE ON the re-
ceipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DIR. GEO. r. G ALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No South NINTH Street. Phiiade
phia, Pa. BY Order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILp, sec'y. 1yS3
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Bristol.
The following all in Town l, Range 21.
NV qr or sec 22 s hfw qr W or sec q
W hfs or see % qrs W or sec 90
hf n W or sec 26 ne qrs W ar see q
n or Or sec 80
nj or and qrs w or sec 81
SomeRs.
The following in town Z.
Several tracts sec range %
pit or or sec Z % hfs or Il or re %
- ars or SC 10 % hf or sec range %
shfs or 80 re % 20 ars in n W cor or sec
hf or sec IS rg22 IL range %
W hf W or sec IS rg22 part n or sec 10 range %
hf or sec % re- ~ ars off n side or &c 10
s 40 ars or sec rg % range 20.
Salem.
The following all in Town l. Range 20.
hfe hf 8 W or sec ehfs W or sec rs
e or n or sec II e frsw or sec %
W fr or sec 10 Wits W ar sec 30
n qrn W or sec 10 neQrn e or sec 20
n qr sec "A W hfne or sec 80
Paris.
The following in town 2, range 81.
or or secs nwqr w or sec SO
n hf n e or eqr sect ehfn or sec %
hfsw or sec IL e hfn or sec 26
hf n or sec IL ehfn W or sec SO
hf W or sec 10
Brighton.
The following in town range 20.
W hf n or sec 3 seqrnw ar sec 90
n or or sec 8 ehfs W or sec %
W or W Or sec 6 nwqrn or sec 30
W hf or sec Is Inf n W or sec so
or or sec Is
Wheatland.
hf or sec rs town / range 10
sc or Or sec 81 town ! range 10
"A lSo,
ABOUT 100 LOTS
IN THE CITY OF KENOsHA
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aGesal.
ESTRAY

ott MA snh.o- Came into the enclosure n
July os Yearng sorreI OF Gn ABOUT the LIST day
take the same away 0Pe q , pay Charges and
Salem, July 18th, 1858. T. "ooDWORTH
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L Sykes-part or sec 81, commencing
on W line Of corporation 80 rods of n
line Grand st, thence DO rods, thence
40 rods, thence 40 rods, thence 40
rods to beginning
Third Ward-I'oacn 9 Range %.
A B Smith-part bk 46, commencing AS #
snw cor, thence e 1872 it, s 22 # W 1872
# to beginning
G Runals
do
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FOR SALE

The following Lands which we hold by virtue
Tax Title in the County of Kenosha,
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HOUSE g. LOT FOR AL

q. WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LOT situated in
fssA kenosha on the corner Of Grand and West Main
.&1St opposite the Depot. The House contains 10
rooms, besides Pantrys and Closets. 1t is well built
brick basement also good Barn. houses and never
failing well OF the purest water. This property will sold
at bargain for cash, fa sale can be effected soon.
lou NJ CLEVELAND.
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no DO DO do DO
w Mygatt-part lot 10 blk SIS, common
cling % It n e cor thence 90 # thence
W to W line of said lot, thence % #,
thence q IN O line of cuid Inf
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For Trimming and Matchmaking on johnson .,
betMaen lth and 18th atraeta

NOTICE Is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described in thcforegoing list situated in the
City of ksokuk. Lee county and State OF lows,
and all others interested, that n special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots By the City
Council Of said city for MeAdamiring, auttering
and Trimming in the Alley through Block No
Ii, and McAdamixing and Trimming on johnson
street, between 18th 18th, ~ grated IN above
list, ana unless pa yment be made Of the axes so
October, A. d. 1858, the said lots, or 30 much
thereof Ms shall be necessary to discharge said
and costs, will be sold the day Aforesaid at the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours Of
Y 0 clock =. IN. and s o'clock p. IN.
G. q. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City OF Keokuk.
Oct. /, fS58-dtd
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Preaching aud Practice.

We informed our readers, some DAYS since.
that the spirit Of reform and economy, which
prevails so extensively among our Democrat
10 othceseekers, had impeiled DIR. Farmer
and DIR. Eads into the field, and that they
were dealing out terrible diatribes against
the extravaganza and corruption Of our State
officers.
This reminds us Of the very pious economy
which ssstuek out feet. or move Il. ~.
Lads' reports as State Superintendent Of pub
lie schools. Speaking Of the school fund on
one occasion, he says
"With iss disposal there should be no cor
rupt motive, for Il id intended as the oil 10
the lamp OF the Virgins, To light the paths Of
youth through the darkness Of ignorance.
1T tsd holy fund, to pay the "a. des
who point our children up the way Of earthly
wisdom and true happiness, enaing ID immor.
tai peace" "Let the seyeresf renal.
tics Of the law be visited On any officer who
would impair this noble bounty Of The chill
dren OF our children's childrcnl'
II is quite refreshing and edifying to road
over these pioas strains now, when we know
that ~ the very time when they were penned
the Doctor, in utter disregard Of law and
honesty, Was robbing this same ''holy fund.-
- distributing Il around the State TO the
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Position OF the National pemocrae,

Position OF the National Democracy.
The necessity and expciiency of requisi-
ton upon Congress for direct legislation to
protect property in slaves in the Federal Ter
ritories is warmly discussed in Southern
journals. The Charleston Mercury is against
such requisition-sa saying:
at is not necessary for the existence Of
slavery in Territory that there should be
special laws passed for its protection, Slaves
are property justas any other subject Of prop
erty. The Courts OF tho United States n
Territory have only TO administer the laws
| protecting all other property, in their appli.
cation to slaves, and the protection will be
sufficient. Fer instance, it is felony to steal
horse or watch. Let the same law be
| applied to stealing slave. 1t is criminal
ofense to beat cruelty or to kill wantonly any
animal. Let the same law be apr lied 10 the
/ protection Of the slave If man keen and
uses his ncighbor's animals, he is nnenable
to damages, and so would be be in harboring
u slave. All the Judges OF Territory are
appointed by the Paorident Of the United
States, by and with the consent OF the Sen
/ ate, and not by the people or the Legislature
vi a Territory. II Territorial Legislature
/ should pass laws prohibiting or abolshinp
slavery III Territory, the Courts in Terri
tors would declare them void. II ihey should
| pass laws declaring that the laws protecting
all other kinds Of property should not pro.
/ tect slavery, they would be set aside hv the
Judiciary. As long MS y Territory is a Ter
4 rtory, slavery under the Constitution Of the
United States mu be protected as property.
and the Courts Of the Territory, under the
! appointment and control of the head Of the
Federal Government, must enforce the pro-
lection, II the decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States is enforced. When =
Territorial Government organized in a T err
ritory. all the principles Of the Common Law
are either pot in force by the act creating the
Government Of Territory, or they enter tn,
Territory with our citizens ;,rc;sg::;. a...,,...
and thus our citizens enter . Territory viii
al the guarantees for the protection OF per.
sons and property which they enjoyed in til,
States. These are amply sufficient for III,
protection Of slavery; and all arguments 90
j ing 10 show the onnipotence Of suuatter SOW
erelgnty, either by action or non action owe,
slavery In Territory, are false.
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RurINEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the dairy GATE CRY, and
WnRxLY vALLxr WING, must be accompanied by
the cash in sll cases.
Daily subscr bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once In two weskr. he carrier IL auvised to
require payment in advance, in all eases.
No job Work delivered until paid for.
All adv ertisemen,s must be paid for In sdvance,
except In the case OF customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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From an article in theGase City, OF Sept.
Goth, We take the following startling an
nouncement:
CDR. Eads, the Locofoco defaulting SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction, who has
been sued by the State for the sum Of $751;
900, &C."
Now the question arises with us as to who
commenced this suit against DIR. Eads for
$4,000, when the report of j. NJ. Beck only
mas him defaulter for some forty odd
thousand f-l Burlington Gazette.
The State of Iowa sued DIR. Eads. The
Commissioners appointed last winter having
given the matter fuller investigation than
Mr.. Beck was able to do, found that Eads'
defalcation exceeded seventy thousand dol
lars.
For furth er particulars, we refer the Ga.
zele to the Clerk OF the Court at Fl. Madi-
aon,
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venal Locofoco editors and stumpers who
are now roaring so loud and in such vehs-
ment tones against Republican corruption
and extravagance. The people OF the State
cannot fail to appreciate this crew of swim
dlers, and place proper estimate upon their
present professions. They are all disciples
of Eads, and seek, while talking Of the sa.
cred funds Of the State, to get into position
where they can rob the Treasury with impu,
nifty.
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One OF our living poets styles "Mammon"
tthe local deity Of Modern Englishmen,"
Ind sings his terrible worship in swords that
burn"
Ills throne Ia Quilt
La hearts unnu mberea vassalage 10 him
Is rendered Willingly by every class
Spontaneous homage unsolicited.
UEciai ncg, uninterrupted reverence;
The yety eIixer of loyalty
Devotion aaaistraefed worship fixed,
unwearisd, constant, hearty, liberal
He's never Knocked, no hfeless forms bcnumb
His worshipers no rites somni6c blind
The wakeful eyeballs of his devotees;
And no hypocrisy 10 ever found
/ n The professed attachment Of the crowds
Who throng the tempie-gate tina, MAmmou owns.
........Ihe mtser, in his attic, haggArd, lean,
iaif-iaad and wrinkled wretch, Is one who pays
siucerest homage to tho god Of wealth,
BY knceiing FER his much loved bags Of gold !;
That attic. temple, and its owner priest
OF Mammon...--..
And character and home and hope and peace,
And every joyous prospect--sll are thrown
With reckless ardos On the insatiate shrine
OF this NEST hateful demon Lore Of gold
Has sacrificed its millions millions mors,
Wfh mad eiBtity, are rushing on,
Though EARNED, impio,sd. beseeehed 10 mediate,
Aad pause, ana turn, before the Anal sfep
Ii made upon the hi9hTagto dtsg,afei
Our kra BY the Rer. DR.. Lsask.
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ANNOUNCE nENrs.

MEssRs. Fpiroas Please announce the names o,
j. NJ. ANDERSON and T. j cHENowITH q,
can didates for Township Trustees 1t the ensuin,
election.