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SANFO RD'S
Liver LmVigOPatOP


1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Il FROM GUM, and has become AN established fact. "a
Standard Medicine, known ndappruyed by All who nav
used IL, and rUsoed 10 with confidence ul the
diseases for which 10 is recommended.
Il has cured thuusands with the lost two wear.
who had given alt hopes of relief he numerous
unsolicited corlhCutos inz Imy possession show.
The dose must he adB pied Ito the temperament of the
individual tHkiugii and u.s. Sled an such Q1tu les as 30
geutlY on the bowels, -
Let dictates OF vaut = Judgment guide you iu tr
use of tho LIVER N-SINlGORATOI, and 10
will cure Liver COm-s .pluintss Bilious At-
tnCksS Dyspep- uy Chronic DiurrhOeu,
:, a IA M 4 T. 4 o III - 10 u inta, ~ seuIe-
ryy DrOpByJ SOurE .StOmgChs Hubituul
COstiVenessJ NhOl-.-Ilcs Cholera, ChOlC-
ru Morbus, ChOlerus. In fautum, Flntus
leuCey uund ! e 81 Female Weakness
esy aud m De used sue i. Hts- -uy an ord y a,
kY FAMILY MEDl-|-|C CINE. 10 Will ure SICK
II y A u & II " q. lns.<IhuuSunds can tesriN.) IN
TWENTY MINUTES lF|=|TWO OR THREE TEA.
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-.=lEN at commencement u
attack.
u who 10 eJn Swing their testimony in It's favor
~ Mix water IN the m uth with the INNIGORATOR
and swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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GbERIFF AND MASTER OOM-

- MISS .ONERS SALE.-Puuuaut to the command OF
an order Of sale ISSUED FROM the Court Of Comm leus
Of Guy uhoga Cnusty at the suit Of Charles Wilcox plain
tia against Daniel H. BRYANT et al, def ndsu TO- me di
reccd. shall uGrfOr sale public auction Ut the door
of the Cour House corner Of and Chumplan
DO the city OF Clevound, laid county the 10th Jay
Of August 1859 o'clock z. NJ offs III W the ullOw
ins described lands aud tepem9nts 70 w situate in the
CITY nf Ceveun state of Ohil and whit s also u the
Cuu ty Of Cuyuhoga aud is kuo by being lot M 5s In
no Severance Folsom allotment In the cry Of OHIO
nov the City of Cleveland bo the more less but
subject 10 all legal highways. Appraised az S6j3 o.
ID. l. WlGHrMAN,
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~ Ii hhlH > DAnE. OICD y ~ l.
tu the command of order Of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas CuyuhOga COun y at the SUIT
of Jonathan W Kelly PPrH ug 'iust owen II Kelly ana
others defendants (lt being proceeding m pufiuu) 10
me reCcd / shan offer sale pabic uuctiun ut the
door Cuur. House, corner of neca aud thompn
ruus City Of Cleveland in tho said County ON the
2uday Of August, 1853, at 2Ocluck = M Of sd day he
following described real estate ~ wiz SITUATE lu ne Cy
of Cltvelund In county Of CuyuhOga and state OF
ono, bung lot No .three.3m William Cases Subdivision ol
Nos l4O TAI aud i2 SAID lot uelng thryle 'front.' ON
Lake aud back one hundred aud eight feet
ON "a rear street. Appraised ut S5JO0 Also, lot No III
uu the es uury interest lot No. lI2 (bgug tho whOU
ut sal deducting the dover estate of Hannah b.
Kuty as igued tile elu), John NJ, WuOlseys Subdvs-
ION o CITY lots numbered from l3i to l35 # the gu al
allotment Of the village Of cleveland, and Is bounded
norhwestery front 10y Ohio street, nor stery by Lot
M 10 suulhous ery IA rear by Gardener lane aud SOUTH
westerly by rot l73, aud ishly leet IN wdh aud one
hundred uUph Said lot III appraised at S9lO OU
and I'd Tesduary said lot No l2 npplseI ut
S43I The dover interestn lot lI2 will uo so d, making
"'''''''' d L. WIGH rNIAN Sh'T.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court,
- N M Il ~ LIlAN n NIIA EIllIRnlIl Ii A V

OF August 1852 u O'Clock p NJ M AT the door Of The
Court House ON the Public Squ9T, IN the city Of Clevr-
land will be sold 20 the CHEST bidder nue-uuTth inter-
,st N the fol LOVING described real es ate, TO wi
First PeCe-Stu Go the city Of Cleveland, the cuuu
~ of Cuyaaogu, aud state of OuO being part ut Lot NJ
95 having feet front to east side of Tracy street. and
a3 leet deep, 80
corner OF Moore ad Hicks Streets having 81 feet front on
IGcks stTeot, and l6I feet deep IN Moore street.
Tnd plOCeB Being Sublut No, 2s2 in said city, iron ting
np Pearl rect, l9l rect front
2d " " " 3I5 %
ID " - " $50 90
d. l.. SEXTON,
Guardian ut Henry W. Sexton.
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

ARE PREPARED UNDER THE
"a immodn supervision OF a SKtILfUL pHYSt-
CLAN, and they may ho relied upon iu ali rueas.
The iuteuonce Of the community is not nstlcd by tho
uerut sngu medicine whiH claiustu cure on disc
but the Guofcubotg Remedies consist of Glow iierCut
Medicines a uurQuo cd No the cure ihn diseases iur
which they ended among witch may hu setcl
appropriate any of The diseases incident TO this
and climate
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Or. AMOS son have devoted their attention txClu-
svey 20 this peculiar class of mauui and the relief they
have consequently been enabled render their follow crea
fully testified and gratefully acknowledged hy
esce"t patlepts aud others daily arriving IN town from
parts Of the country rthe express purpose nV n consult
aous while theiTe have been cr ed 10y the most
signal advantages yet from what they have eNpeCucgd m
iquiring the Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO- hat Of the most dan
gpruus and invecrate they have always entertained h
pOss hllity of their prevention aud removal aud likewise
invanubly found ht the most horrible aud mali uaut forms
Of disease cOun almost invariably be traced 20 one of the
following causes Ignorance neglect urte b0u cHect SOL
uuskIu and improper treatment; therefore nr. AMOS
SON have succeeded discovering, in thUs election of
Heir remedies SAFE eectuH aud cautious COURSE omit
al combination of remedies VIII Ch bear
rrter, we'll those whose premature or uudc us
app location might be- productive OF Dgd consequences u the
Is of private individuals In short fhe uudabe end
cir remedies the essennE OF great mass OF human
by the alleyHun relief and ufeveutuu OF tNusC
-revOus aCtiOns thai u reality the secret foes Of c
md which, while they extensively surround aloud
Orour skill and nterf, in their determination.
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GHERIFF 4 MASTER COMMITS.

u 6IONEKS SALE.-PnTsunnT 70 Ihn tomm1n OF an
order oi sale issued the Ctuu ui Common Pleas OF
Cuyuhugu county, 90 the suN john Tennis OF al, plain
ts ug Lewis Gilbert et u defendants 10 direct
gd shall uter for ale public auction the of the
Court House CORNER OF Seu ca a. Champlsn siTeCsl IN
the city Cleveland, in said county on the 70 day Of
Soutt mher 1853 u'cuck y. NJ Of slid day, ho ulOw
ing described lands aud tGuCmeuts O. wiz Situate
the township of thaguu Falls the stale of % and
which Is IN the county OF Gus uhoga alu s known
being part OF ot No 90 the Phalpst tract and Is bound
ed 9s follows 10 wits North by land sold b George Stock
ug Io Hmon Bauows, east BY Main street south by tho
Ion of tne h auk Of the river and running back from
Main street ddy feet" AppIai.ed 90 se0lOO
u. l.. WIGHrMAN, Sheriff
nd Master Commits ioner.
KFtru 4 CooN. plTns' AttH augl2:2is
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NOTTCE no OONTKACTORS.- :

NJ OIlCE IL OON lhACl -
Proposals will he received al The once Otthe City CvI
rgpeer nt the Cy OF Cleveland, until n O'Clock NJ Au-
sust 9TH 1859 Tor The grading, ball sting and paving the
currugeuy and Curhug the sidewalks on vineyard street
be yreu superior and Center streets
bidders are eQues ed STATE Ia their proposals the price
rer cubic Tor eICryntiuu square foot Tor paving
with Medi sands une $50 Called N, - and per square
pnt Tor pa,iug wi SuuuuskY limestone (stpurutey) aud
Nor IiueuI loot curb and sswuk stunc
aus und specifications can be seon aud more paTcuur
Information be obtained ut said Engineer office, On
aud afeT the Blh inst.
Each proposal must be accompanied by good and sum
cept bond reuung the bidder 10 enter into contract at
me prce named in hs PROPOSAL should the same be oc
Ctpt' d
hs BOARD Of City ImprUy eEcnts invite the submission
Of hdg reservlng HE right 70 accept reject the sumo,
Nv order "a. tue Board JOHN WlllIELAW,
gnuE.TOfspM kuEupeT.
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- .. tlsh fllNs Alt v. Bl0.sh
MASTERS SALE.-PURSUANT

vi tu The command OF "a uecrefal ord Of sale from
Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOgt County At the
suit William Kennedy against Abraham Jones and h.
ers TO me directed, shall expose for sale at public auc
ton at the Of the Court House, cuuer Of seneca and
Champ ann slreots) IN tho city uf Cleveland, on tue
day Of Augusr, 1853, at two O'Clock NJ
the following described tract lot of land situate the
City Of Cevelnnu Cuuny0 Cuyahoga, aud state OF Ohio
the uuhcr stI. of st. CLAIR street, commencing
point the uJrtherly margin thereof sixty iO-t
,ry from the intersection OF Wood and ST. Clair streets
Otv, at the southeast the lot known as
the ST Clair street Methodist Episcopal Church, tAonCe
nuryry al right angles with St Cir street huIured
and ty feet to alley; thence Gaststly thirty
the line SAID alley; lhenre suutheTy parallel with
TIE hrst line huudte aud fifty eet St. Clair
thence westerly the line of ST. Clair street thr
iset the place Ot beginning
Appraised az $500 Terms, Cash
.ly
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Grnnl Notirrs.
rNorosND AMnNnMLNr ro TI

Relative ioau Amendment 90 Tue Constitution, providin
tor Annual Scs ions ui The General Assembly
Resorcd bV iht GcnCrai Assembly o. he STATE OF Ohio
Ihfeo-hhhs of Che members Of each house concufring
thorcu that De and is hereby uposcd Co the electors OF
the state o vote 90 The next annual october state election
uin the approval or rejection ui The following amendment
substitute tho hrst clause OF the twcny-h0h Sec
ton of the secun uiioo'O The Consuuun ol ths State
70 VT; 'A regular SESSIONS ut the Nunttnl A. omhly
shall commence un the fist Monday 30 January annually
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House % Rourcsn natives.
MARTIN WELKER
April 8, 1889. President uf the Senate.
SEORETARY or STATES OFrtCEl
Columbus o. April u 1859. :
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution, "re
lutve 20 an Amendment TO The Constitution providing FOR
Annual sessions o the Geuor Assembly, :, Is true copy
p. RUSSELL,
HuI9 1S1fOrfq Secretary Oh Stnfr
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6ar0marG.

( lARPENTERS TOOLS The larg-
~ ost and bosty variety iu the city-ftr salohy
hp3l IA X kAHNOLnS. No superior 81.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des.
H cupion, variety styl aud price-fur sale by
AnW VI X RAHNOLDS, No sSupeuur s.
| RON AND STEEL.-At out ship
Il Load for sale by II X. HAYNOLDS,
eno No sSuuen 81
Prepare against Fire.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ for sale by tho agent at his Depot No 90 Super rH
laIse assortment Of thuso Justly celebrated WtLDEhS
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, to which ne attep-
ton otthe public Is called
lenSa w u <. RAYNOLnS.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

IN the business connection between the subscribers r1-
Drrd by tts own taun the first day Of April, t5si
aud that al persons indebted tutetp " 90 Holt Agent,
fe hur required 10 the 90 Elisha Iuy Tor or his
ATTORNEY whose receipt will be full discharge aud Go
whom mo books und papers OF the las hIm are hereby
cleveland, August lst 1853. ELISHA TAYLOR
p s. The affairs Of the above old lumber business Is
such 10 necessary tha all indBb ed 10 H should uake
prompt payment and thereby prevent h. necessy Of co
erCve measures, ELISHA IAALO
fararu 9Nsua. "A
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A MOST. SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
YnuNG MEN TAKE pARTICILAN NnTINE.

An srumen for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kny7u Seminal Weakness, Can be porma
neny cured in fifteen days tu twu months by ne use
this instrument when used cuuiuntly with med cines
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vi ASNER N0MMINIONERIS SnIo
IV0TTTI y WWNNNTN.
Musier CumulssiUuer for sad County.
u =. m NJ A-L-- - n--LuL-M

Cleveland Aus ust i3, 1850. uugl9:2is:d9Ol
J n. Dickson, ct al Pfs) IN Court Of common ploos
Hamilton Smith. Deft MIsysS aey and SdOGGS GtSSo2mon 2HlS
VNHE said defendant Hamilton Smith
a IS hersb, 10 fled that deposi.!ons Will be taken BY
the plauta this action, the 10th day OF August 1859
Jt The Office Of Griger Andrews, IN the ctT OF Co
lumuus, Franklin Cuuuy, ONO between the hOursOt A
NJ. aud p. NJ tu Doe continued from day tll com.
pletCd, whcl dispositions designed TO be used the
trial of tIis nc ion
iNGERSoLL KINSMAN, pins Attys.
Cleveland, july l. lsi9-6w2A
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CLEvELAN FEMALE SEMINARY.

S. N SANFORD A. M. Principal.
about with areu nurys
hn nE Eer syo Inpr Corps
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS
feu tciubna he aduma D
secom
b.
nE aC Classical er Ter myadsi
m OF u
Fo url c r Fui o ap SA ANFoPn piri
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AY ER'S
A GU Il Gu R Il.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeDsr. or FeDer and Ague, Remit
tent FcDer, chill Fc0er, Dumb Ague, PeriOd-
zeal Headache, or Biii0uS Headache aRd BIZ
iOus FeDsSs-iRdeed, for The iohOie class Of dis
eases originating IN hillary deraagemeat,
caused By The malaria Of niiaSmaiic countries
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RANNeY BAcEgs & NOBLE, Atnys 2i:24s
GHERIgF'S SALE.-PURoUANT
~ 10 he commands Of three wrts of Veudl EGponus,
Pleas OF ColumhEnn County, and one from the Court Of
Common cas- Of MuhOung County, und each at the suit
Of Lgdwlg Kueedler co VS. john Clark To directed
s u uHrr Tor sll al public auction, al the door Of me
Court House Corner ul Seneca aud hampton streets
the CITY ul Cleyeni, n Lh4 County Oh CuyauOsu,
the 2Ili day OF Augu t. 1859 at O'ctck r. NJ. said
scThCd piece n the township OF AIddguurg
h. County of CuvuhUgi, Hnd state OF Ohio, aud
The buildings aud appurtenances Thereto belungng
serving 20 tho Trustees the Berea Seminary the eK
press night Co prohibit intoxicating liquor from being
sold, under pretGICe, IA manner, except
sad lois m the streets alleys adjoining sud lots
ever VIII ch said parcel parce Of land supposed to
cont un hall acre of land, be the less, but
subject Go all rg nigh Ways appraised at 81 500 o.
2l dcsCr bed tract lot II aud situate the township
OF Mddlebugh ia the Comfy ut CuyahOga, and state
Ohio ana Is known being In lot No. seven (I Ia the
village Of BorCa, being the lot de eded the lth
day ut January 1853 by Henry sheldon to John NJ. Sterus
Cuulaluns near one fourth Of an acre be the me
| $1,000
81 described tract orlo land situate in the township
MIddicburgh IN the County Cuyuhogu ana state Of
o. To- an IS known as tul No sNty-nine 69l IN tho
village Of Berea tho right TO the TrUsl of the
Berua seminary prohibiting The sale giving away
Of IuuNcaug liquors sad lot IN the streets al
leys dOiuing the same except tOr medicinal mechan
Cul pur Ses Tor ever Cunting inrtyeigt uudfodtus
(s 1907 Of an acre he tho less, but subj
tu an e gal ghways; appraised at 81 OOOOO.
4h described tract lot Of aud situate in the township
Of Mlddebugl in the County Oi Gu uh4ga, aud state Of
OHIO uul d, known ia Berea town at as part traction
&C. aud bounded olOws being On the east side Of
north the line of The road hundred feet to-
wards Hu!blOuk Apparatus Factory, and the " dth
tending buck TO the centre et the river be the more
d, L. WIGIITMAN, Sh'T.
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MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER

led for bV the of the American
aud safe for Fever aud Ague. such rem
ed now euab ed 70 offer with perfect certainty
that o. will eIudcao the dsse, aud with assurance
led proof that no harm arise lts any
quantity.
That Which protects from prevents this disorder must
be of immense service In the communities Iu which IL
walls PTeUni0H Is better than the patient
apes the nk which he must in violent attacks "l this
baletui dIstempur. This CURE oxp3ls the nlasmu'ic
poison ut Fever aud Ague rOu the system and pruves he
development Of the dlseuss, II taken nrst approach
edy yet discovered for this casS complaints
the cheapest The large quantity supply for dollar
brings within the reach Of body; uud IN bilious dis
rcis where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
have II aud It aud freely both for aud
lection. II Is hoped THIS price will place It within The
reach Of ullhe poor well as the n. great superb
or Of this remedy other dcuvg rcd for the
no Qunue mineral consequently produces Quiusm
utuer luu effect whatever upon the constitution
Those cared bv It leg as heatay # they had
had the disease.
Fever Aglc is not alone the consequence the mia
matte poison, great variety of disorders
irritation, among which are Neuralgia Rheumatism, GOu
Headache, Blindness Tuuthache, Earache Citatrh As-
lcs Pain the Bowels, CoIc, ParalAss aud Deraugu-
meut of the stomach ali Of which, when originating this
cause, put on the mteentt type, or become pouodicul
This CURE" eNpes the poison the blood
quently cures them all ake It's AN Iuvluub protection
u immigrants und persons travelling temp lrur residing
In the muaripus districts. If tus occasionally daily
while exposed to the injection that will be uxrreted from
he SYSTEM and cHsnul accumulate sufficient quantity
rFeu into disease Hence u valuable
lection huu cure, and will suilcI uteriuit-
euts they avail tn mseyes OF the protection this
dy affords.
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COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons in part Of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF thtl- with a
remittance for medicines SC.
address Dr. AMOS a SON, corner N 'in and Quay-Fts.
Bur,ln N 1aush Nvlt.h
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save Your Money,

lis invention is ou exhibition at the Faint and Glass
chous' Of 2. DENuAM No so fu0lc square
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07
"Ths war that for space did fail,
Now trebly laundering, swelled the ;

party of guerillss in a neighboring copse,
opened fire upon the group, and the Turner's 4"
the same time brought their battery 10 bear upor
them brisk fire, however, was promptly return
eG, which soon silenced the ambassadors. The
victors succeeded in capturing one standard of col
ors, on which was inscribed the word ''ViTginia
About sundown the cars arrived and conducted
the excursionists safe and all fright side up
to Kenosha, no incident occurring on the way
worth noticing, except thorough dOpehc recei'
we'd by those who happened to sit on the north
side fthe cars as the train passed the r. R Cos
water tank Just outside the city. salute an
nounced the arrival Of the train, and closed mp
the soldering and turning for the day.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea, we do not mean that II
IS specific i'll all cases, and fails and that
all those who use it will never die We can hon
estly assert that it has been used in thousands o
iamhes who were suffering under the different
diseases for which it is recommended, and that il
every case entire satisfaction has been given. II
most OF them, such the happy effect of it thai
they could bur say the cure was uuly wonderful
It having not only cured their pains, but saved
them large OUTLAWS for doctors bills For sale b,
Starl1weather 81 Co. and +. Robinson, Kenosha
and agents IN every town in the country.
See advertisement.
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The CRoPs.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the
5Oth ult. says, the indications Of a splendid
wheat crop are becoming more manifest every
day. Agentleman bought on Change at that
place sample of new wheat from Kentucky
winch was generally admitted to be of a supe-
nor quality. Several gentlemen took the pains
to connt the number OF grains in a head, and
the result showed an average of ninety grains
al! unusually large. Another sample was ex.
hlbited which yielded twenty -four bushels pei
acre. A sample Of Poland oats was also pre-.
sented there, taken from farm few miles
from Cincinnati. 1t was OF a luxuriant quality,
and weighed from forty to torty-two pounds to
the bushcl
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grains of gdu powder into his face and wounding
his cap with a gun-vad; 4 retreat was sounded
the wounded picked UP and carried from the fielI
by the survivors, on litters formed Of their rifles
and the roll called, when it wa, found that one Of
the company had deserted a few moments suiiced
for a corporars guard to capture and bring the
guilty one to trial, and drum-head court martial
sentenced him to be shot. The criminal was i'm
mediatcly blndioJed, and led to the place of exc
cution, surrounded by strong guard; volley
from the Rides, groan and a heavy fall closed the
scene the body Of the info tunato man was Ia
ken up and followed mournfully by his comrades,
with mufded drums and reversed arms, to the
burial place, where al the ceremonies of burial
took place, except nteTment Hardly had the
farewell shots ceased echoing among the hills,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

SUNDAY IL ST. LOUIS A St. Louis cores.
pondent OF the Utica Telegraph tells how the
people OF That city differently construe the d.
vine injunction " Remember to keep holy the
SabbaIh day. lie writes THE Ginning Of
the cnurch-going bell mingles with the clash
OF music proceeding Sabbath school pic-nlcs,
(plous Leachlngs) and III The evening the organ
strains blend with music issuing from pubic
assemblies and those who throng the houses
OF worship can, While prayer is beng offered to
the throne OF grace hear in strange discord, all
hands around, swing corners etc"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

We are pleased TO announce that King has just
received one ofthe larg est instalments Of Books,
Stationary and other articles in that line oftrade,
ever before received in this city. One Of The
great necessities Of the community, will now be
fully supplied, and every one will rejoice that
we have so complete stock in this market.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07
Another Notwithstanding new in

Another Garden Something new in the
way of gardening meets our eyes almost every
day. 1t was only day or two ago that our at
teution was directed to the garden of Mr. S.
McAfee, of this city. Mr.. McAfee does not
raise many flowers; but in raising staple gar
den vegetables, he is not surpassed by any one
in Eenosha, we presume. Mr. NJ. tells US that
he, in his quiet way, was eating strawberries
picked from his vines, about week before the
notices in our paper Of the first strawberries
raised this season in Keuosha
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WHEAT HARVEST IN KANsAs.-The Law
renee (Kansas,) Republican of June 23d, has the
following:
"The wheat harvest in this section of the Ter.
ritory has already commenced. The berry, we
understand, is plump and heavy, and the yield
promises to be good although not quite as large
per acre as was generally obtained last year
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New Potatoes.-F. Robinson presented US
yesterday with new potatoes of good quality ard
handsome size, grown on hislot in this city. They
Of an early variety, and sufficiently matured to
render them desirable Tor family use,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

SLIGHT Acoident.-We regret to learn that
@ fieud J. ". Rhodes Of Somers, sustained
some injury on the <th by the premature explosion
of loaded cannon Cor All vl) which was being used
to awaken patriotic recoections.