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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-22

Der fauIite @0nn lebt in geufuuplonS
nn0 lslBf Soon Sin9eI5. @r bGlt sinen seo,r
Ger Ilr i'm nisBen muB. g8ean Fb SinoeIs Be-.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-22

: Sn eineinnati bsiudate neuIi6 Elm Deut.
ld9er Die @let9Ooitentrde Oee Serrn 0aa. Der
@Otte5Otenii mar nod nidst gu @npe, ais mon s..
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Die Ean9epeile 0ntte i'm rein aufseSe6rt.
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WATSON & BAYLY,
SefentliChe @erihts NnmGlte.

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6enriep unb Gbeteriielo anban9j9 9emacbt werben.
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ner uno GommilToner in @bancerp.
Samuel 8. 9aSlY 1T GOmmiiioner Of lnite6 Staie5
Court Of @lans 9own,iiipner Of Cecos &c. Uno 6Henr
Nlntnr Sfhee: 9nnftrnEe. in GiobNE's Sal.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-22
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tat sic or i'm Grpfen uuO 6euen Wr ~ ben b0cn @rel
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Gin neutr gutter SObtenw08en nit einem 6Uten &re>
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3u Dernietten.

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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24
An Ordinance,

To restrain the running Of large Of certain animals
BE it ordained by the Mayor and ComnaOn Com
Gil OF the city OF henosha.
Section L. That hereafter from the let day of No
yen1ber until the LIST day Of March, no OK steer
cow. heifer, or bull shall be permitted to run at
arge in the first an fourth wards OF the city of Re
5ha within the following prescribed limits to wit:
All that portion lying east of the west line of Church
street and between the south line of South street
and the South line OF the Creek, and if found SO
running at large, each and every animal may be
mpounded IN the pound of said city, and may be
old at public auction after such snima shall have
)eeh inpoundcd, on giving not less than ten days
1oce OF said sale said notices to be posted in
'ess than three public places in said city, specifying
10 time and place Of said sale.
Sec =. The pound keeper shall be entitled for re-
:eVlnS into tue pound of said city for each of the
animals mentioned in tie first section of this Ordi.
1ance, twenty-five cents, and fifty cents for every
wen y-iOu! l. ur's detention of each Of said animals
shall furnerreceve for giving notice Of sale Of
uch OK, steer, cow, hcfer or bull the sum of thjr-
rv.goveu and q half cents, and for selling the same
i.ty cents each,
rcc. 3. All other duties prescribed to the pound
nastor unter ordinance No. entitled an ordinance
restrain the running at large of certain animals,
md ali the regulations, requirements and penalties
enumerated 10y said ordinance in relation to the
IFHers OF animals mentioned therein. shall be in
tdlI force and effect thls ordinance from and af
et the date OF its publication.
Passed Nov ~ 1853. AFFAIR.".
Z. H. LEWIS, Mayor.
Civ Clerk
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COEY'S Y0MCHlC BIFfER !!

s -A4nz I'D 4 III q IL In! -rs1
yEsyIlE ONLY POSITIVE CITGE FOR DYSPFPSIA
z YER C0MFLAINT, JAU%DiCE, sex HEADttYE
lOST1VFNFHS Loss on APPETITE IAsITIr - C1FOI-
10. CHRONIC DIARRHGA. GEN ERAL nEtiLITY &C.
tDITY or TIE STOMACH. DIZZINESS nISIVSY IUl
FOOD FEMALE IRREGULAEIrIES 4 COMPLAINTS
and in short all Diseases or Inposi,ions Al Ip, pee or
3nd Liver
These EsE5ters are recommended to the public aftse
wing bse used by one Of the propetors IN an - ere, -
practise for he Iast IIy wears md is only new - ue
IN its present form at the urgent solicitation Of otAtss
shat they might least relieve portion Of the hps An
family of many of those diseases for which conh1e Mt
yreoGmm.enqte4d. it,. ....,...,.
IN placing TINS le1'glle De,ofg e eomg' we ns
ne ieeng t;le u VI" f 90 4 f' t a ,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

~ See Wood q Carriers announcement in to-
days paper They have received large lot Of
cooking stoves Of a new pattern, which will save
much Of their cost in wood for single year We
gay Try them. They have also repcnished their
stock Of parlor stoves, aud other articles in the
hardware Gue generally
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

~ The completion Of the road from Rock
ford to Harvard, gives the Rockford people a
nearer route to Ch.cago than they have by the
GaieDa road The distance from Rockford to Chi
cago by the new route is 81 miles. When the
road is completed to Keuosha, Rockford will
reach the lake shore'by route Of about 10 miles
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

r" The Kenosha Times Of last week, init.
mates it knows something dreadful bad abou.
the political consistency 0. some one nominal
ly connected with the TELEGRAPH" Speak out
brother Butts--don't be afraid; the subject OF
voting on al! sides, IS one in which you have had
large personal experience.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

INJUNCTioS.-His Honor, Judge Noggle, or
application, granted an injunction On TueSdaJ
last, to restrain the City Treasurer from collect
ing certain taxes in the city, which it is alledg-
ed, were illegally assessed.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

tg7It viii be seen by notice in another column
that the Kenosha County Agricultural Society
holds its Annual meeting for the election Of officer
on Monday, Dec, 9TH
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24
ChEcnan wrissug;e.

See prospectus for Chicago Tribune in anothe.
column This paper is constantly gaining in cir
culation, and is one Of the most enterprisug jour
nails in the west
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

Correction the advertisement of Kellogg
& Co, last week. it was stated that moasses wa.
sold at size. 1t should have been de.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

Aground.-The Schooner Monsoon, loaded
with lumber for Durkee < Truesdell, in at
tempting to run into the harbor on Tuesday
driftcd by The south pier, and grounded a short
distance from The shore, where she remained
until The storm had sub-ded. On Sunday, her
deck load was thrown OF and hoated ashore, and
the schooner warped into the harbor No dam
age done.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

~ We are indebted to A. MCPHERSON, o
Santa Cruz, for late California papers
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

years ago by Dr. KINKgLIN, corner of Third and Unit
streets, Philadelphia, Pa
TIVE NTY- TWO YEARS

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE.-Estab,i,bed %
years ago by Dr. KINKELIN of Third and Union
TWyETTY- TWO YEARS
Experience rendered DR.. X most successful prao
titiousr in the Of al diseases private nature
manhoods debility as an mpedirent to marriage; nerv
arisiug from abuse OF mercury.
Take p artic ular II oticc.
There evil habit meiucs INDUCED ia by boys in
solitude o'en growing uP with them to manhood; and
which, Il not reformed due time not only begets serious
obstacles 70 matrimonial happiness, but gives rise 10 Sc
ries OF protreGted, usous and devastating affections
Few OF those Nho give way TO this pernicous practice
are aware Of The equsnces, GEti they find the
system shattered, eel strange and unaccountabe
sensations ard vNgue fears in the mind (See pages Of
g. and % Of Dr. Siukc's book Sf Preservation n)
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble is unable
to IDbnr with accustomed Vigor, to apply his mind
to study; his step is tady and weak he is DALI rreso
Lutte and engages even III his sports with less energy than
usual.
Ifhe enancpate himself before the practice has done its
worst, and enter matrimouy marriage is unfruitful
and bis tells him that this caused by his early
hes These are considerations which should awaken the
attention Of all who are similarly situated.
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under Dr. KIMKELIS's
may rclgously confde in his honor a gentleman, and
rely the assurance that the of Dr. KS pa
uents will never be disclosed
Young Man-t false modesty deter you from making
your cane known one who FROM education and respsS-
liability, can certainly befriend you.
Dr. KINKELJNS residence has been for the last twenty
two ycar. at te N. W. ofTHIRD and UNION sG.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have by stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms per letter, enclosing remit ANGEL Dr.
X medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded 10 any part the United States pa cksS
secure from Damage or Curiosity by mail or express
Read! E0ugsa saAd NgaRkOod!
0iyorop, tie Premature Death, RInkslia on
ctiE PFessJ cation only % Cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps will insure a
copy, per return of mail.
GRATIS GRATIS !! GRATIS!!
free GIFT to all
MISERY RELTE YED
Natures Guide, and popular work. full Of vsu.
able advice and impressive warming, alike calculated to
prevent years Of misery, and thousands ves il
distributed without chage and forwarded by mail pre-
paid 10 any post Office tie United States on recsyue
an order enclosing two postage stamps. 1yS2
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24
NV00a Wanted!

Ten THousAsD CORDS OF WOOD AT THIS Or
TIcG, in payment Of subscriptions to the TELEsRPH
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

V7g-A Fircmen'8 Dance comes off this evening
at Franklin Hall.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

10 rHE EDToRs OF THE TELEGRAPm-Pleage in
form your rerdegs arheye and kOio thcv can Obtain
the new cheap edition ofDickcus' works, YOU spoke
oiast week. and obliga many who wish to now.
Inquirer.
[#'ere Ans. Oft b. Peterson, sos Chestnut
ST. Philadelphia.
Hoo2 Ans, BY sending tho money az above
% % for the whole set, Or % cents each week
for the numbers as they are issuad. All who wish
to procure first rote cheap edition Of Dickens
works. should avail themselves Of this opportunity
GREAT YIELD OF CORN Our old friend, Mr.,
Hugh McDcrmot, who has been stopping in
DonipLan, Kansas, since May last, returned
home on Saturday, he gives good account of
the rtiity Of Kansas. From a late number of
the Doniphan Post, we see it stated that Mr..
McDermot, raised on sod ground seq mtg bushels
Of corn to the acre Mr.. Med, assures us this
is strictly true and that his corn received no at
tenton whatever, after planting, until harvest
ing.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24
G. 70 - g SrlOS

Of all kinds, comprising some of the best Teas, COT
lees, Sugars AMI Spices ever brought to this market
Cod Fish, White Fish and Mackerel constantly on
hand and in fact all alticles kept by first class
establishment this kind.
All those DESTROYS of Good Bargains, are invited
to call and bring on their Cash or Produce in ex
change for Goods, at the Store first door south Of
J. Falss Bakery, VI in street, X cnosha, Wis.
Fhe gaigEscst Price Said for I'LL kinds Of
u e. % 20 u CE.
T. ID ROND
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This agreeable Tonic is designed especiallvasa
Safe and reliable Medicine
for Family Use.

J0r FdinlGy Use.
The Public are aiured that our
LONDON Dock GIN is hyperion
article, podef1ing all the virtues
afcribed to it as a M0djcjnaJ Be-
0erags, and deferving of their pa
tronage, in preference to the fus-
picious decoaions elnanating from
irrelpon6ble 1ourceS, and fold un-
der various pretentious names.
The fat that our hou1e Established
IN 1872 has attained a favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of its Liquors, viii, we
trult, be sufficient guarantee Of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in quart and pint bottles,
in cafes of one and two dozen each,
with our name on the bottles, and
a fachmile of our Signature on the
wrappers.
Sold throughout the United
States and Canadas, by Druggits.
GrOcers. &c.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

In pursuance Of the recommendation Of the
Governor Of this State, services will be held to.
day (Thursday) at St. Mathews, Episcopal
Church at the usual morning hour--preaching
by Rev. Mr. Mcnamara
Also in the Congregational Church-.proach.
Jug by Rev. Mr.. Peas, of the Methodist Church.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

sy Nineteen Pixies Peakers are re-
ported to have been massacred by the
kiowa Indians on the Western plains,
within the past two months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
Tgrorn IN. Rochester Daily Adyer,iser

TIE INV lohE LEBGfR.-ibe issue OF Inns paper
January let has appeared and contains the first OF
the Mount Vernon Papers contributed by Edward Ev-
e,ett, who, it viii be remembered, has engaged 10
write for tie LIDGrs ODE article per week Tor year
for the OF $lO, 600 phsd in advance Inc LtDeER
hss by far the largest weeky circulation that any Pc
rooical attained 10 the United States or 10 the
world. The proprietor, Mr. ooruef appears 10 throw
out money in with TINS pubnea,ion in such
way as to appear Ike proiuslon ana actual WASTE
vet we presume be fnds return for it in patronage.
The public may get some idea OF The extent OF toe
circulation of the LrDcER by learning that ID. N.
Dewey receives two thousand copies per week. He
has the paper on sale at wholesale and retail.
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IF,om the Pi,,sbursh Daily Cnrouicle.l

TaENsw-YofK LfDGER.-We have received the
rst amber Of this paper for the new year, and can
-she~,fully recoD0Iold it to our readers. Two very
Interesting series Of papers afe commenced IA thh
pumbsT-,he brs, of the Mouet Vernon Papeie, by
tbeIIop. Edward Everett, ana " A TsN~ u'..'ry OF
thsDcolony. If -Nes.Piymoath,' by descendant OF
Aus Bradsrost There is elso II capital poem by
Jp G. SAKE. spirtedly illustrated. To our mind t1e
A,.ysy t.ue Of the LEDGER hes greatly improved oil
late and the step forward WITH tue new year is SIN
nor, marked. There is something wonderful 10 the
suo<e,s which has attended this remarks paper,
and something till wonderful in the indeiatsa-
Lle enterprise of Bonner. Commencing with clrcu-
kiien Of a few thousand, he bss pushed the LEDGER
forsnro ill ,ts edition is tree hundred thousand
copies per week. Before the year expires the circu'
s,on viii Increase TO four hundred thoussod copies,
ara humber oses million ebd a hall Oh readers
This will etoo.d anything Known 10 the history Oh
.s~,u.n. .,,tarnrise In our city alo0e, the in
crease vi sales within week amounts 10 over '"o
Thousand and protume the ga me t1e case III al
.c,,ou, .l tn o.zntfy We certainly wish the LED
eKK the saect % ii is meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
Prom the B.l,inor Daily Americana

TBI MoUsr NIKSos PsrIKs.-The New-York
LTDGER of January J. issued in advance, contains
the first of the Mount Vernon Papers," 10 be con.
trbuted by the H,n. Ed~aId Everett. II Ills about
tso columns and hall Of the paper, and is general
introduction TO the series-giyiGg statement o. the
circumstances which have prompted the movement,
in which Mr.. T.. has borne conspicuous part, for
the purchase OF the Mount Vernon Estate
is present proprietor from the he has received
for demanding eItrayagsnt price fer it, and oon.
elldpg by proposing that each Of the million readers
oi the LYDGER Shall sesd him half douar, or more,
toward the accomplishment Of the object. He takes
occasion to say that the series Of pspero viii net be
oouSued to tins particular subject but will be made
the medium for whatever he may have 10 COMM ani
cate to the public in regard TO the character history
and memorials Of Washington. The specimen of tho
LkDGEE which contains tnis initial rambler suggests
more favorable estimation Of character than We had
previously formed. IndepenGet; Of Mr.. Everet;
tnbution II CONTAINS interesting tales, vel. written
editorisls, and some excellent poetry. L. Is srItAa
printed in style Of great elegance and nsatasss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From the Msrtett. (ohiol REGISTER !

Bonner, If the NEw-foKS LED0ER, is the most en-
terprisbg Publisher In America. lie has recently
maid sIO 600 in cash ~ Edward Everett for srti-
Gle per week for year-whieh sam has been pad
over by MIR. Everett toward the purchase Of Mount
Vernon. TIE small ehVous tribe of hSlfstarved ed
itoIs have set up q terrible yepng st the exIaor.
dinsry condo seen sion ~ OF Mr. Everett in writing for
the LEpGER. Now We free 10 say that the lit
crazy character Of the LEDGER is quite equs TO any
paper this country With such writer's a. Everett,
ii moy wei claim superiority. What other publisher
in America could afford 10 be 30 lberaif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
ExcIrEMExT AMONG NEwsDEALERs.
TEN STEAM PREssLs AT WORK.
rnY eRlsp "LrDGEE CHoRUs RrsousDIse OVTR
TaE LAsD.
EDITORS ALL OF ONE MIND.

Mr.. Bossfxs "pessS.al friend" WHOSE nn"''''
,.sm 20 have been most wondeoly increased Vi i'sJ
are constantly call Ds a, bis Office, stopping him 10
a.. ,tre.t 10 e1preo their sAnirxion of the LsDGfR,
W which they seem, naturally enough perhsps, to
,..0pe tia. be cells " lset sig d.gse ofinteres.
1--WE are delighted With sire LEDeKRW ut suits us
.,sc,Dyr "Itis psIi~SW 81: couldn't be better y
we corsiier il the t&tt paper we ever saw Such
are f.s Of the nos. Of sasnirston which are con-
sauty piped 10 hun N there latter days and which he
never be ,rs out being reminded Of certain snec
do,s about Coupsodo,s Vanderbilt. Ard sncs we
have m. n,iored VIE matter will rests the sheodote
One Of the Con noaor.s magnificent ocean steamers,
he hsd it thrown open to tee pUpdc. The public cems
And Tow, ard were dels bted. The Commodores per-
,mL friencb" we're filed with enthusiasm. Toe
steamer wa .p1cnouDoed srss. success-a triumph.
II would iu.moft alire the Commodore and add to the
glory Of TIE republic. "wen, what do ycu Thick of
hr =" sed tie Commodore Of the ladies' in the cabin
"Ob, sbe n splendid vessel We like her very WELL
isds.d," was the unanimous response. WELL sad
the Commodore, "youd be COMPOUNDED fools II you
aidIx" The reader an draw bis own inference.
Tire LIDcSR, containing the third number Of the
N.sosr VsRsoS PAPRrs, will be ready this Monday
ksrnoon at one O'Clock. In this article MI EVERETT
% an episode on "TnE BosTos Truck AND
Bos1os TRucxyEs,' which cam OF fail to interest
ry.ry ope who reads 4. In addition to Mr. Evsre.ts
,aper The LEDoER contains unusal variety OF other
sstsfetting matter.
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fE-or he Napcsss,rr NH Nlrrosl

The NXw-YoRK LEDoTE.-The Is. Of Jsnusry
unber is issued thus cary to suabe tae Publisher 70
suyJly the extra demand that the nsnber oae of tb,
Mosnt Vernon Pspe.s, ty Edward Everett uAy cocs-
sion. SLarge II uay seen, this is the first copy Of
the LEDGER NE ever lead. though lis proprietor has
psid much money FOR advertising his stores. Some
Two years ego, morc o. kss, w. published = par: al
cte o: hs stories rsft rrcg ~ TIE New York LEDoER
f,r tie balADce. We 'lcgglt re Vas mskios foolish
exlendigre IN coanuy Ike tAE, SID we watched
be result srd found ,hst We were = child 10 tie
nesspsper business. Before se putlis-et he stOgy
only copies were tsken hers, aid II . salle sess
the demSrd was far over ,too copies. In TAO weeks
he soald UaSke enough out Of the s1trs Dl4ber sol
here to pay fos the advertising anu i5en for ted
weeks he would D. making profit. We cay for
ten weeks, because since then, every three months
lie has ssrt on q rev bs.Sn VI sdyelt.s.ng. Every
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lProm The Norfolk (Ns) Examiner
VI. .,.;c;,.,a , rich t.ast in looking over the
Iron ne Loetpon IN. " Courier.

From the Loetpor IN. ~ Couref
Stats News Room was crowded this morning by
people esg.r to obtain view Of the LEDGER for
January l. which contains the commence meDt OF the
"Moult Vernon Papers by Edward Everett. Mr..
Evtreis first article ID s5out three columns 10 length,
and is devoted TO explanation Of the objects when
have induced him 10 become contributor 10 t1e
LlD6ER, and an explanation o'tn topics upon which
he shal write ASIDE from the presentation Of unpdb-
h.bed il citeps cted with the LIE OF Washington,
the Mount Vernon Papers" will be miscellaneous in
their character. Tie first paper hse everything from
that souIce, u highly interesting.