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The GOLD MINES IN KANsAs-The CITY of
Kansas Journal. Of Augnst 9th saxs:

The GOLD MINES IN kANsAs.-The City of
Kansas Journal, Of August 18th, SAYS:
we were surprised this morning to meet Mons.
boTdeau and company, old mountain traders,
Josi IN from Pike's Peak. They came for outfits,
TOOLS, &c, for working the newly discovered
gold mines on Cherry creek, tributary of the
south Platte They bring several ounces of gold.
aug up by the traPpers Of that region, which, in
nneness, equals the choicest of California speci.
mems. Mr. John Cantrell, an old citizen Of
W. stport, has three ounces which he dug with
Ratchet In Cherry creek and washed out with a
Mons. Richard, an old French TRAINER b,.
several ounces of the precious dust which he dug
Mons Boesinette has several rich specimens.
The party consists Of nine men, all OF them old
mounta ineers, who have spent their lives i'm the
mountains Mons. Bordeau has not been in the
states for nine years, until the present time
w, we nave RETAINED from giving too great Gre
uence 10 these gold discoveries until assured of
their truth, but 1t would be unjust to the country
longer 70 withhold the ficts Of which there cal,
no longer be a doubt
Kansas City is alive with excitement. and mar
ties are already preparing for the diyyinps,
In order to give a correct idea of the locality of
tnese new mines, we will state that they are on
" ,s Creek, one OF the most southern branches
OF tne south Platte In the centre of the best hunt
ing GROUNDS OF the Rocky Mountains. Game ex-
ISIS In great abundance, and plenty of timber
wa,eI ana grass They are in latitude 80 deg,
and doubtless extend to all the streams of tb,t
region The waters Of the Arkansas and the
south Fork of the Platte rise together about the
Same parallel, and no doubt all partake of the
same auriferous character
The best route for emic alton to take Is NV the
great santa re road TO Council Grove Walnut
SIeek, or the crossing Of the Arkansas, by Beale,
fremont ana Gunnison's route, to the Huerfano,
.hence Iouowlng the Arkansas river, which will
lead them into the heart of the mining region.
Outnts can be procured either at St Louis, In
dependence, Kansas city or w estport and the
the distance va
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ID The Mayor of Brooklyn has taken steps TO
have about one hundred men appointed especial
ly to patrol the wharves and shore as far as Bav
Ridge, for the purpose Of preventing any one
landing In that city from Staten Island His rea-
son for so doing is that since the destruction of
the st. Nicholas building at quarantine, the per-
sons who were confined in that building on ac-
count of having arrived in infected ships, have
left Staten Island and come to New York and
Brooklyn. Among these there are probably sew
eral cases Of the yellow fever and smalI-pox
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trict OF Paso del Norte, Texas and New Mex
leo, vice Caleb Sherman, whose commission
expired.
David s. RuddOck, Surveyor of the Customs,
NV w., monaon' Connecticut; reappointed
william q. Roulhac, Surveyor Of the Gus
toms, hickman, KY, vice G. B. Thornbury
deceased.
RErURNED.-Attorney General Black ha,
returned from his brief visit to Some rset conn.
ty, Pennsylvanis, and was at his post to dav.
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Misunderstanding to the New ork City In
sPector's report, the total number of deaths in
that city during the past week was 5o2, decrease
Of IS as compared with the mortality of the week
previous, and 50 less than occurred during the
corresponding week last year. The mortality
among children continues to be heavy, but is
gradually on the decline
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IL A Texas paper mentions that, in one of
the counties of that State, "nine children have
been killed by their parents within the last three
months" The adult population of that county
must be race of child murderers. Pity their
fathers and mothers hadn't been So
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fsLLow + EvER.-An extract from letter from
NicEsourg, Miss, dated August 81, 1853:
"Our citizens are scattering Ia every direction
to-day, IN consequence Of yellow fever among us
Its form Is very malignant -
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IL The U. S. mail steamship Ariel, for Havre
and Southampton, sailed from New York on Sat-
nrday. She took out 1s0 passengers and $751;
IA, in specie, besides three beautiful horses
for Louis Napoleon.
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IL The Boston city authorities have ordered
four steam fre-engines from the builders of the
steamer Philadelphia, which recently took the
prize of $500 In that civ
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PREsIDEsr.-Samuel
]. Jones, Collector Of the Customs Tor the dis.
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ME- CHARLES A. BRIsrED's AccoUSr OF HIS
DrEL-The American at Baden, who recently
fought a duel with French lieutenant, proves to
De MI. Charles Astor Bristed, who writes to Por.
ter's Spirit of the Times as follows:
BADEN, Aug. 5, 1853.
cold, but unsuccessful attempt to Grub out,,
one OF your correspondents was made this week
Inc Marquis de Gallinet, a Lieutenant in the
0uides, came down from Paris to fight yours
ever, being moved thereto by certain remarks
In my letter OF May 81 which your compositor
had unwittngly aggravated by giving his name
most lnodoTous termination. OF course ssBar
kls was willing" only STIMULATING for pistols ::
and for once the French had to allow that tb.ir,
rules were not the rules Of all the world So
ovtI we went into rance. and had pop at eac b
otnef NOBODY burt mot even any of the seconds
WnIcn Is ewhat remarkable, considering NV
sh1 lence In the weapon)-made II ID nm
lcdbly, ana shook hands all round Some OLE,
time may give you the particulars Of this "ter
ZINC combat OF two ~ at present can only add
that the Marquis Is decidedly brick in hi. S.v
and that my previous remarks about him WEI
founded on erroneous information as to the facts
al issue $500
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EXCURSIONS, PIC HICs, &c.


p c N iAfTAKLIxGroN SPRING.
The Active Association of the PEkSEVER
ANCE FIRE COMPANY, No. S, r.
viii give q Nj rand Pic Mic, Airing ekH
ton Spring, on TUESDAY, Septem-
tsmber 7th.
at 81, IL, 1, and O'Clock Omnibuses will leave
Northern Liberties Market at O'Clock Penn.
avenue and II h street at g. 4, and q olock
schrodders Brass and String Band viii be IN st
tendance.
Tickets 81 cents, admitting q gentleman ID Ia
dles-to be had Of any member Of the Company
Commute ~ 4rrasgemesfs.
y.Y. Dom, W. Wallace Grant,
X. ". Sheckel, G.. =. Dom,
r.. "a. Wheeler, e Keller.
j. K Narrower, Is. r. Throop.
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LOST AID POUND.

&In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P.Pkss-Th.
wiz above reward VIII be given for the On COVE
or information that will lead to the diseovery
OF certain Papers conceI ming the seryices M 81
James lines IN TIA, Revoutio nary War tve,ch y. .
pers were AZ one time In the possesslon 81 en.r.I
WIN Lambert, ex Mayor OF X ichmopd Va ana ~
hls.delIyered to some person to the undersiSned
se3 81 JAS. j. RANDOLPH.
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IRIsH ENIsRASIs According to the Pari,
correspondent Of the New York Journal of Com.
merce it appears from the British official emigra
ton report that during the last forty-thee years
our Republic has been the destination of thre,
millions of emigrants from the United Kingdom,
more than a half Of the entire emigrati m of the
period the greater part Irish Last year, TWEEN
ty-six per cent. of the Irish emgrants went to
the United States. The remittances from the
irish emigrants in our Union to their relatives
and friends remaining behind, amounted for the
last ten years, according to information collected
by the Emigration Commissioners, to nearly a
million sterling annually. This does not include
the sums-Prohably consideIable-which were
sent by private hands, or through merchants or
bankers, from whom no returns were obtained
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EIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
East Washington Baptist S. School,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAFILION
On WEDNESDAY, Sent, g. 1854

The Committee of this School announce. that.
having made the necessary arrange
m mel g. the hrst Annual bxcur.lon SH
The Boat will 'cave her wharf, at the foot of 7th
a. m, for the White House, and returnnr ln the
evening Will arrive at or before sunset.
pleasant and agreeable, ~
kefreshments will be served at city prices.
be had of members Of the School and AT the host on
the morning of the Excursion. ,eISI67
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WANTS,

WANTS.
WANTED-By respectable y unr woman SIT
w ton as COOk IN private family. Good rec :
ommendations given. Address Box No. 6, A. this
o"oo. 1t
WANTED-A SITUATION, By a respeot.bls
w .glrl 70 do plain sewing or to do chambervori
INQUIRE st No zS street, between llth and 18Th.
WASTED-Bya respectable Woman. a sITJT
w Alto as Plain Cook and to do TIE Ho1se-
wofk OF small family. Has coed recomme nda-
tlons. Address Box No. 9, at this ONCE. Ia
WANTED-An active and intelligent col,
w OkED BOY, to attend to the be / And mate
nimSeI usefnl about an office. Apply TO r. n DON
AtLDSoN, No SS Pat avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
-. SCI -Sts
WANTED-A competent WOMAN To t.ke =, :.
w OF babe one year old, and to sew None need
Apply Without recommendation of caoscity annIs
al Q. Ss street, between Sd ard a., streets w"
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-In the pei,h-
oofnooo oil the Capitol, and east of it-pot ON ths
uuuI-conAlnIng nine or ten rooms, for a fsm.i,
rGssesson to be gwen by the LIST of October Pieas:
ADDRESS Tenant" at this Office, without dei,, 80
- = anu .oeaeIon. UH-n
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FOR PINEY POINT. OLD POINT, NOR
FOLK AND PORTSMnIlTH

For the INSTRUMENTATION OF families and othero
wishing to enjoy the Injuries of fresh
Fish, Crabs ,<Oy sters, and Sea Bath So@~e
ing, afforded by those places the fine
safe, and commodIous steamer POWHATAN viii
,eave w ashinston EVERY SATURDAY at 2 a.
Bathing season, from her berth, at the company o
whar1 1oot OF 9th street, arriving Piney Point NJ
So m. same day. Old Point at IA m, and Nortoss
4 a. m. Sunday morning. Returning viii leave
HDorIolS ON MONDAY ats p m. Old Point at p. m,
inston a 10 .; m. On same DAY.
rare Including mealsD TO Piney Point. "a; Old
foint and Norfolk, IS; and for the round trIp Sc
,ppondlnE meals Children ana servants half price.
berths Tree state rooms extra
Passengers will he taken ID and landed NJ ali tbs
landings on the Potomac. " VIC
or tickets and further information eppIy at tho
ucset once, NO 80 Pa. avenue. three doors east
Of Browns Hotel. or to the Captain on board the
Boat, foot Of 9Th street.
CHARLES q. MITCHELL, Capt,,n.
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
UH-d Superintendent p. =. B. COMPANY,
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No1IcE-Many accounts due the Star Office by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
hands of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of it's bills he may present to our debtors.
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W Y NJ AM! w Y M A N.
"YNAN.

THE MAGICIANA AND FENTRILoQUfST.
NEW TRICKS. NEW EXPERIMENTS,
MOVING FIGURES, 80. &o-.
AtODD FELLOWS HALL, Sscenrk Street,
foR NNK WIKE.
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING. at Z.
o'c ock, ard continuing Every Night durirg the
week. Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATUk-
DAY AFTERNOONS for benefit Of Schools,
Seminaries, Ladies and Children.
Mr.. VIVIAN begs TO assure the public that this
will he his last to Washiugt ton for years.
intending TO visit Europe IN the srrirg. resist
SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL.
The Ladies Connected with Gorsuch Chapel
will hold Festival for the benefit Of che School st
Island Hall, commencing Mo DAY EVENING.
September 8 and coatI1ulnG one week. Ice Creams.
Water Ices, Cakes, Fruits, Melone, &c combining
all the decacles IF the season, will be provided for
the occasion fine opportunity Will be thus If
forded for all who desire TO while away a pleasant
evening hon the ladies pledge their best efforts
to f0nsh an agreeable entertainment. which shall
be IN every way worthy the liberal patronage Of q
generous public DooEs open a. ~ O'Clock. Admit
tance 10 cents; children half price. se5 ST
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NOTlCE.-fhe members of the Friendship club
intend giving their First Grand CotIllon a
A. Stotts Hall. corner Of Penn. avenue and 81
9th streets. on TUESDAY EVENING,
Particulars In future advertisement.
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MQHNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
lVl WASHINGTON.-The steam -
er THOMAS COZ LIVER runs reg
ulIly every Tuesday and Friday
Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washing ton leaving
the wharf, at the foot of 7th street. al sl a. m re-
turning about ~ .. m. Fare 81. iv Is N
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LETTERS FOR The EAST IsDIEs-The Post
master General Of Great Britain has issued n
circular announcing that the compulsory Pre-.
payment of postage will be extended on thu
hrst OF September to all letters for the East
Indies, whether intended to be forwarded bv
way of Southampton OF Marseilles; and .l.o
that all letters posted in the East Indies for
the United Kingdom must be prepaid out there.
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barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a. m. fcor.
ieG.eu IoI temperatnre,) 30-O67; at noon 30 ltj7
Thermometer, at a. m, 65o; at noon ,6o Mar.
'ihuih Yesterday, ~; minimum last night, 81.
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TaE wEArHHR.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institp tion
The time of observation is about 7 O'CLOCK.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05

Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin
jon B. JnsUN, Pits Atty. 6w2
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Kenosl,a Counfr Ciremi1 oon.. -

a.. o"09nen5 Or foreclosure and Sale
Michael Cunningham against Thomas Mooney and A,;o
his wife: e9 anu Ahee'
h ana IN pursuance of final decree or Judgment
- OF sad court made in the above entitled cause Tor
no1) bearing date the sixth 10TH day of May A. D. ts5s
ana 10 me directed shall expose sale and sell TO the
henoSa and state of Wisconsin, Saturday the Dist
day OF August, A. d. 1858, between the hours of
one anu tnree O'Clock IN the afternoon that day. ali of
te loiowihg described premises, All that certain
piece OF parcel OF land lying and being in the town Of
prghoh, henosha county, and state of Wisconsin de-
scrloed as follows to wit The northeast quarter Of tho
quarter and the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter OF section number eighteen ISL township
NUMBER Two 2 north of range number twenty 1901 east
less. - & iAOie oF
Dated at the Sheri's Office in Kenosha Wisconsin tb
ON oaS u july, a. u. 1908 A p TYMESON r.
Sheriff Of Kenosha County
nJUDD HALL, Atty's. -. - = -, swG W.
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8 HERIFF,s SALE. KEN0sHA coI7N-

~ -, ~ ClkouiT COURT.-By virtue of a writ OF ferj
issued out ofand under the seal of the circuit CONT
IN and for the county of Kenoha, and state of Wisconsin
10 me directed and delivered against the goods and
tells lands and enements of Samuel B. Scott and Henry
Myers nave levied upon and shall offer for sale and sell
at pubc vendue to the highest bidder therefor as hrla
directs, at the front door Of the court house in the %
county OF kenosha and state aforesaid Saturday the
It Gay OF September A. d. 1858, between the hours of
right te and interest which the said Samuel b. Scott and
henry myers had on the 2hh day of February A. d. ss
or at any time since that day. in to the following e
scrbed piece or parcel OF land lying being in the ctv
ana coun y OF Kenosha and of Wisconsin viz Lot
one il east half Of lot two ri lot -Four al lot six Tel ex
cepa 2S feet wide off the south side Of The
same lot seven III all in block four 4 in the northeast
quarter OF section six 6, town m range
Us east, in Durkees Eastern Addition.
DATED at the Sheriff Office in the city of Kenosha Wis
consin, this 9th day of July A. D. 1853 T"
A. P. TYMESON, Sheriff
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NOTICE TO CREpTToRs

Ter OF the Estate of Sarah Brown late of the town Of
octonl al mage 0nceyn-- 10 az
letters Of Administration with the will annexed
having Deen issued to Alexander Underwood IN nc "a
day Of July, A, d. 1885, and six months from O ne Sro
snat aaee oeing allowed and limited creditors to nre
Lher Claims Tor examination and allowance Notice
DAY O. september 1855 and January 1852 at his office in
e oiy ana county OF Kenosha O'Clock M Of said
Gays, TO receive, examine and adjust ALI claims 90
Kenosha, July q 1855 So ION p 1rIs1r>
4w7 " 6 ~ 1ihso N, = {
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GSIRCUiT9 COURT ron KENoS1

-. CoUNIa.-John Jenssta against William Nilier
OhrlStlna Miller, Phillip TreSsal and Edna Reach Th
State OF Wisconsin to the defendants, William Miller
Chrsuna Miller and Edna Beach: You are hereby sun
moned ana required to answer the complaint of Join
lssa plaintiff which win be fled in the office Of the cIer
Of t court IN the city of Kenosha in said county and to
sye copy OF your answer on us at office in the citv
nereo exclusive OF the day of such service and If Won
lai TO answer the complaint aforesaid the said IT,
Jenlssa VIII apply to the court for relief IN
the complaint WI eii04'eo IN
Dated July 2Sh, 1865 WORDING uo2o.>
6wT A So, - - ~ ~ NJ ~. AN,
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.EA6dr)ll .,.,,,,t qggiac,5a gV
HOUSE TRIMMTNGs

HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
Blaclxsmiths will always find them well supplied with
Iron OF all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasp Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers Ground Wagon Boxes &c. with
full assortment of
$3.50 BLdchSxnSth's Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows, Anvs Vices sedge,
Hammers Stocks and Dies Rasps, Files, Nippers, &C.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet Makers Tools and Trisnm In us .
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English American, Table and
Pocket U gF set.i -
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver and Abatta Ware Of all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety oil
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS -
Cisern and Chain Pumps with tubng well Wheels Cor
dage of all kinds in fact everything that to the
hardware business comprising of the extensive
assortments in the state.
The sOck entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and Importers will
be sold for cash as low, lower than be bought the
tst. .,93 9af
go Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested call and ex
y exhibited. "
Z R O M
Of all descriptions Ok and OK yokes rings and sta
PIES steel springs cultivator teeth Nails little cheaper
than neighbours wheel heads, and iron bench
screws, files chsels augers bellows grind stones and
nous Quantities of
I'm, Sheet IRON ana copper ware,
of our manufacture and not surpassed by any tinker
this side of shutdown t-'
OUR TIN SHOP
Is sairs manufacture and keep constantly or
land everything in the line of tin manufacture and where
we ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors roughs
&C., and put them up at short notice.
To all who wish to make acquaintance would say
always glad to you YOU to get
money in exchange for full equivalents and when YOU have
not the cash. or old ron old copper pewter brass
ke don't refuse wait you reasonable length
IF tine, aHing by you would be done BY.
eaB 0rusrs will receive prompt and careful attention
WOOD & CARTER
henosha sept % 1886. 1y15
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M A R B L E F a Glory
GEORGE ACKLEY.

GEORGE ACKLEY.
"A SNOUNCES to the peopieof Kenosha City ant
n C,:2sy lid 7icinty, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs,r of JOSEPH L. EBLE, and has added
largely t.. lie Stock with both
ksaliala ANA American Marble,
Ofs no very best quality and is prepared to furnish
9 oyder all work IN the marble line II
Being an EXPERJENCED WORKMAN. he feels
confidence in warrantng his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables Obziesks
ssLl Print Stones,
And all other work wanted fo~ finish and STYLE to
rival all competition.
Plain, Raised, or Ornamental Work, Of amy charac
Yer desired done ~ style to gl0e entire satisfac
ton. He respectfully solicits the patronage of thu
Public
Ey7 Shop Pearl street, south side, west of Main
across from the Post Office. s51sa9 - :
KENosHA June 1S55-nlvl6
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City Of Kenosha So To Richard Engel:
You are hereby notified that a writ of aftachr. .
peen issued against you and your property att
lsy the demand of Christian Engel amountnr =. ss s.
dollars Now, unless you shall appear before r Tt.iey
justice OF the Peace in and for said County al hi;
IN said city, on the 18th day of August d 1sse
O'Clock IN the afternoon, judgment will be a. Une
you and your property sold to pay the debt 'iiiS'
Dated TINS 10th day of July, A. d. 1858.
/ - oWO |. -. OHRISTIAN ENGEI. pInir4ifr
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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 from
the public horoughfares and business localities to insure
undisurbed quiet to the invalid. The grounds comprising
about so acres beautifully undulatng, bordering
Lake for than half mile, covered with native
oaks and shrubbery and the scenery in the vicinity
bracug every variety of landscape makes this the
enchanting and lovely retrea: in the Northwest
The Buildings are large elegant and comfortably furn-
shed and capable OF accommodating about 100 patients
They are heated throughout with steam that the
perature in each be regulated with the greatest
facility thus rendering the establishment especially suita
bic for winter accommodation.
The dry clear and stimulating atmosphere interior
Wisconsin, is admirably adapted connection with the
course of treatment pursued this Institution benefit
the suffering invalid and all that close medical attention.
proper and vigorous treatment and kind avail
restore to health those entrusted charge will be
eheerfully and readily employed.
This Institution has been recently purchased by the
prletor and RENTED style surpassed by any
similar establishment in this country with the determine
uon to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly a
Model Water Cure Establishment,
Conducted strictly upon uydropathic Hygenie prnc-
pies, the proprietor pledges himself that pains ex-
pence shall be spared to promote the health
those visiting the Cure The Medical department is under
the charge of Dr. s. NJ LANDS 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
gSg Daily Lectures to Students For further particu
lars address MADISON WATER CURE Madison, Wis
c0nsln 6m49
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NOTICE,

Nv HEKEAS, my wife Franco, ~.
me 3rd ofJuly 1865, without inse o BOARD ON
harbo h are hereby notified not to
no debts contracted by her or ON br as will pay
after this date. IIEH nsT account, from and
Pleasant Prairie JuIv 1a.h 1deN Ky II. DoOLITTLE