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STATE OF WISCONSIN, Kenosha County Gircpt Court
Orson 5. Head against Katherine j. Brown, Alfred J
Holder, Thomas Bfice and Rouse Simmons
by virtue and in pursuance Of Il final iudo-
M% ment for the sale Of the mortgaged premises herein
AFTER described made and entered in the above entitled
cause on the thiFteth 3Hl day of NAV, A. 1852 at
he regular term Of said court franklin H. Head re-
eree du appointed by said for that purpose shall
OBer Tor sale aid sell at public auction eleven O'CLOCK,
IN the forenoon OF Saturday the third 3d day Of Septrm
Der, A. d. 1883, at the front door the court bonse in
The city and county Of kenosha and State of Wisconsin
the following described lots parcels of land or 20 much
thereof as Will be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment
ana costs together with the costs and expenses OF said
SALE That say lots No thee T3 and four RAJ in block
seven III in Holmes and Nichols addition to said city OF
kenoshH and on the northeast quarter d section six TG
town No. one north of range twenty three I23 feast
Terms of sale-CAsH.
Dated June 1. 1859. 81 -,
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STATE OF WIsCo>sIN.-K enosha County Circuit Court
William l.. Hughes against the unknown heir or heirs
OF jeremiah McCary, and Mary McCarty, formerly OF
the Of Pleasant Prairie, County of Kenosha anu
State OF Wisconsin, and now deceased; the unknown
heir heirs Of James Smyth, formerly of same place
and now also deceased, and John Alcock.
ke virtue and in pursuance Of final iudg
ment or the sale of the mortgaged premises herein.
after described made and in the entitled
cause on the twenty first (2lst day Of May, D. 1852
the regular Mry term of said court Hiram Tutte, re
rree duly appointed by said Court for that purpose shall
offer for sale and sell public aucon the highest bid.
der therefor, at the front door of the house tn
city and county of Kenosba and State of Wisconsin,
ten O'Clock in the forenoon of Saturday the third ()
Of September A 1859, the following descroee piece
parcel Of land much thereof will be sufficient
satisfy the said judgment and together with
and expenses of said sale That is ia sayte north
ter Of the half of the northeast quarter section
No. thirtytwo 1921 in township No one north range
No twenty-five 1921 east and being in The Of Pleas
ant Prairie county Of Kenosha and Stase of Wisconsin
Terms Of sale, C,tS4.
Dated June l, 1859. HIRAM FUTILE, Referee
Q S. & T. Fl. HEAD, PLaintf,s ATTORNEYS Sm51
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state Of WfsoonsIn.-CRcUITC oURT, Kenosha Coun-
ty. Execution Celn l. Seymour against viii am
Seymour
sg Y virtue Of an execution issued ont of, and
under the seal Of the Circuit Court for the county
Of kenosha ia the above eut d action, o m
and deliver d, against the rsoBal property and
estate OF william Seymour, defe daut in the above en- t.
tied sctioU have seized aud levied upon shall sell
the undivided half of the half BLOCK No tweutv
CID in the first ward Of the city Of Senosha county
Of Kenosha State of Wisconsin which above dcscrfbe6
real estate together with all aud singular heedt
ments and appnttenances thereto belonging, shah .,
pose for sale aud sell public auction or vendue -
highest bidder, the directs at the court no. the
the CITY Of Kenosha, said county on Satur3av se IN
day OF july a. D. 1859, o'clock Ia the All, the 3Vt
said day to satisfy said execution costs and = ernoon OF
Dated AT Sheriff. Office, Kenosha, june II, 'a'ges
6w1 HUDSON r. ~ A. D 1859.
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- - T. IT, HEAD, HtICl
henosha, May oath, 1859. 81
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STATE OF WISCONSIN - Kenosha County Circuit Court
Ephrainl G. Brown and Benjamin g. Weeks against
Pau! Hamrnang and Regina Hammang.
4 x virtue and III pursuance of final judg-
- nent for the sale of the mortgaged premises herein
ef described, made and entered in the above entitled
cause on the thrtteth (3th) day Of May D. 1859,
the regular term of said Court l. Hiram Tuttle referee
guy appointed by said court for that purpose, shall offer
for sale and sell public auction TO the highest bidder
therefor at the front door of the Court House in the city
ana county OF kenoSha and State of Wisconsin, half
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF Saturday, the third
CD day OF September A. D, 1859 following described
pieces or parcels land, much thereof as will
10 satisfy the said Judgment and COSTS together
with me costs and expenses Of such sale cay,
tots NO TWO 81, Three () and Four a. in No. Sew
rhy Nu III the second Ward of city of Kenosha,
ana Oh te northeast quarter of section Thirty One
ri, Town No Two RI North of Range No. Twenty
Three [2ol east.
Terms of sale Cash.
Dated June /, 1859.
o. s. &. T. Il HEAD. PlantiH,s Attnrners aras,
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~ County Circuit Court-Judgment for sale of mort
gagged premises foreclosure of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bull
zen against John )rneu aud Joanna Cornelius his wife,
By virtue an in pursuance OF fnaudgment for the sale
OF the mOrtgaged premises hereinafter described made
and entered in the above entitled action on the fifteenth
5t) day Of November, A. d. 1853 the November term
81 said court, Aonzo p Tymcson, sheriff of county
OF kenosha, shall offer for sale public auction
to the highest bidder therefor, the front door court
house. in the city aud county OF Kenosha State
nsin, O'Clock the forenoon Friday the ninth
lth day of Scpten ber A. D. 1852 the following described
os pieces or parcels oflaud, much thereof will
sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and cost together
with the costs and expenses of said salethat is say
All the following prelneses, to wit: Lot four a. and part
Of lots two ) and three (3) in block eghyhree (S3l in
the north ward in the city of Kenosha, being thirty 1907
eet wide north and south, and eight ( rods deep
and west from south end of said lots and three the
northeast iracona quarter Of section thirty
CID town two (2l north Of range twenty three 1881
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
Dated at Kenosla his Gin day Of June, A. D. 1853.
+, ". EVANS, Pits Airy, ALONZO p. JAMESON,
3M02ieg ln q ShnriF Of Kanns ha
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, go
County OF Kenosha, No.
Circuit CONT TOR tie county Of 6en0shd-Beezar Ca
penter, Plaintiff, against Francis NJ IIagaman, Jane
HasamaC Thomas Mooney and Yoney French, defend.
TENHE STATE OF WISCONSIN to the de-
Il endants, Francis NJ. Hagaman and Jane E. Haga.
man. You ara hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint IN this action, which has been I'll IN the
Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the county
Kenosha at the city Ct Kenos a. and copy OF
your answer to the SAID complaint the subscriber c.
Dyer at his Office in tie city of Racine county of Racine,
Wisconsin, within ninety days after the service hereof,
the said complaint within the aforesaid the
plaintiff will apply the for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Witness the Hon. DAVID NodGLE Judge of the first
L. Judicial Circuit at Kenosha, the 4h day Of June.
1859. L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
O. E. DYER, Plaintiff Attorney Racine, Wisconsin III
CIRcUIT Court, County of RenosdThe State Of Wiscon.
sin, to Charles ID. Rhodes.
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint of Peter p Demarest which i,
fled in the Office Of the clerk Of circuit court for
county at his office in the city OF Eenosha,
copy of your answer office the city and
county of Kenosha aud State of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such
service and If you fail to the complaint as aore-
said the said Peter Dearest will take Judgment against
you for the of hundred and thry-hve dollars,
fortyve with interest 1T the rate OF seveb
per cent per annu ON the tenth day Of May thou
sand eight red and fy-nine, besides the cost Of ths
action.
dated June 18th, 1859 0. S &F II. HEAD,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
witness Hon. DAVID NoGGLE Judge Of said court
L. s. at Kenosha 10 said comfy this seventeenth Gay Of
June A. u. 1859. 6wS L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
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j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha
AFFLICTED READII

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUsE.-EstabIisbs %
years ago by Dr. KINKELIN corner of Third and Inor
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X most success sr,l,rsc
toher IN the cure OF all diseases of private insure
manho9ds debility, as an impeachment to marriage ,erv.
Gus and sexual nfrmies diseases of the skin and
arising from abuse of mercury.
rake Particular Notice
nhere Is an EVIL habit sometimes INDUCED in by Iys in
sGlit9de, OFTEN growing up with them to manhood and
winch, not reformed IN due time, only beges srious
obstacles to matrimonial happiness but gives rise Sc
res OF protracted insidcus and devastating aectas
rev OF those who give way to this pernicous prcce
are aware of the consequences until thew fnd Ii ner
Vous system shattered, eel strange and
sensations, and vague fears in the mind (See paos 81
70. and 29 of Dr. Knken's book 'Self Preseryaan
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble is Unable
to labor with accustomed vigor to apply hi mind
70 study ms step is tardy and weak; he dali rreso.
lutte ana engages even in his sports with less eneygy than
he emancpae himself before the practice has doneits
worst and enter matrimony, marriage is npfruitfl
ana MS sense tells him that this is b. his early fol-
es Ihese are considerations which shoun awaken the
attention OF all who are similarly situated
REMEMBER.
he VINO places himself under Dr. KINKELIS's treatment
may reigiously confde in his honor as Gentleman and
rely upon the assurance that the secrets DR. ma
tents will never he disclosed -
Young Man-let no false modesy deter va from making
your ease known to who from education and respe
taDllty, can certainly befriend you.
Dr. KINKELN'S residence has been for he asst twenty
Philadelphia, Pa. 10y
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have by stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms per letter. enclosing rmit,a DR.
AS medicine, appropriated accordingly.
forwarded to any part of the United Stats and packed
secure from Damage or Curiosity, by mail u express.
Read! Youth and BsnnhOOd!!
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Letters containing that value in STAMPS will Insure
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sHs e REFF's SAFE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit court IL ma No., -
noshd.-Cornea Palmrter Plain If ooals ,,''g q nc
Cutting and Della Cutting, De- erdsnts ''' 'iafqni'
N pursuance Of Judgment of forecIosn,o
and sale in the above euth d ac,ion ro, OS'ooufa
airy 18tG 1859, 1, Hudson Fox Sheriff Of sd a. Ftofu
Kenosha, shall sell at public auction m no Soubly OF
der, for cash. at the C0Hrt House in The cty ~ pa
said county on Friday the 26th dav of a., eHoSna
1902 at one O'Clock N he afternoon Of that dsV G ~
lowing described real ate, 70 wit All that
or parcel Of land N said Kenosla county, 49, Pieco
uesJlto as vhe wet alf Of the south west QUAR-
number twent y-twO east. Osi Two w range
Dated May 1lth, 1859.
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NOTICE.

NETHEREAS, THOMAS MUGGY, my son, left my
w house and board 9TH June last, hereby
caution any body trusting Or harboring him on my
account, as shall pay 10 debts of his contracting
Those employing him will be held responsible BY
me for his hiic. CHRISTOPHER MUGGY.
KenOsha, July 7. 1859. Ava
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Property w anted,
In or nae0r Hen0Shn.

A GENTLEMAN in feeble health, wishing to
n purchase a small homestead for himself ana
family, in the city vicinity of Kenosha VIII De
happy to communicate with any person VINO haS
such place for sale
To one who would like the whole or part OF
large, well situated improved farm, an excellent
bargain will be given in exchange. Z ohotks
is authorized to receive propositions, and will give
information. 'Ih"I
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Legal Advertisements.

STATE OF WISCONSIN RenoShd Connfv Circuit (o2,q -
&c sent lor sale Of mortgaged premises foreclosure
VI ,o' cage Stephen Lawson dg0intt Milton Il. Died
RICK ana elizabeth Diedricli
virtue and in pursuance Of final iudp-
et Tor 'ne sale OF the mortgaged premises her elm
aGI uescripeu ma ie and entered above entitled
Term o. SAID court Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county
% AehO:ha' sha oher Tor sale, at public auction
court house, in the city and county Kenosha and
OF Wisconsin, between the hours of and three loct
In the afternoon OF .GGdy tie 10th DIR, Of yqDe,nber
A 1857 the following described piece parcel of
or so much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy said
Judgment and costs, including costs of sale wit All
that certain piece parcel land lying and being IN the
town OF SALEM Kenosh county and state of Wisconsin,
described as the east half the northeast fractional
Ter OF setton hryone 81 }, and lots ~ and 2)
IN saiG stctiU III township number one North of range
twenty (20) east according g, vermment survey
tanning III All two hundred and eleven of land,
cordiIg to government survey.
Dated RenosiIa June 9th, 1859. HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff of Kenosta county.
] e IL
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Sheriff of henOsha County
WEBSTER ScHoFF Plaintiff Attorneys 8n2


w
~ CfCuit Court heuosha County
FatVey and John Reilly against James Mcdonald
b virtue OF an execution issued the circuit court
lof the county vi henosha il above entitled action to
me directed ana delivered, against the personal property
and real estate oil James Nc ouald Ia t nov
entitled action, have and levied upon Al b ryt
Title ana interest which the named deleuuaIt had
ON Inc Sun DAY OF June, a. d. lS5S, at any time AFTER
WaruS OIL III ana TO the borrowing described real estate
dated, lying ana beng III the of Brighton in the
county OF heuosha state of Wisconsin, aud know and
lescrUed as follows, The northeast quarter Of
secJou nun Der IweHyslX 1851, il township number 1y,,
~ north OF range number twenty (2J) east CONTAINING
one hundred ami sixty OF lan, according 10 governs
neut survey-whiCn above IIbed real estate together
with all ana singular the Embellishments aud apuurlrau-
thereunto UeOnglng expose Tor sale and sell at
puOic auction vendue the highest bidder as he Jaw
rects, At the court house in the city euosha il said
county, en- saturday 2yth day january A. D. ls59
O'Clock in afternoon of said av 10 satisfy SAM
execution, costs aud charges.
Dated sheriff S Onice, Kenesha, Dec Sth A n 1878
ALONZO ?. TYAIESON,
6WZo Sheilh of kenusha Couuty.
At the request of the defendant herein and by
u the plaintiffs, the above sale postponed Saturday
26th day OF February 1852 hodr and place.
January ~, 1893. ALONIO p. TYMEsON.
4wi4 lase Sheriff of KenoshA County
AT the request of the defendant herein and by consent
OF the plaintiffs The above further postponed until
saturday the 26th day of March 1859 the same hour
ana place ALuNZO p. TYMESON.
February 26h 1859 AVIS
Al the request of the defendant herein and by consent
OF the PanJls, the above further postponed until
the 18th day OF June 1853, at the hour and place.
ALONZO p TYMESUN,
- Late Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
hafch Zoth' ls09 l2w4Z
the request Defendant here n and nv consent
OF the Plaintiffs the above sale further postponed until
ne 18th day OF September, 1883, hour aud
place. ALONZO p. TY iE5ON,
IZwZ Late Sheriff of Keno~hd County.
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HUDSON FOX
o,- r. 49, y,,,- Sheriff Of Kenosha County
IhO4' " ADAMS, flalntH 3 Attorneys.


STA1E OF WISCONSIN, KFNoSIA
- county Circuit Coutt.-Iudgment for sale of -,
gaged premises on foreclosure of nortgage-samuel Hale
against Inc henosha, Rockford Rock Island Railroad
Company The City Of Kenosba, John p Yeverton a i
sainueI b. Scott BY virtue and in pursuance Of a si
Judgment Tor the sale Of the morgaged premises I
aer described, made and entered IN the above
toD, on the nineteenth day Of November d lgss - -
November term OF said court Alonzo p Tymeson r;T
OF said county OF kenosha, shall for sale .nd M a.
publc auction, to the highest bidder there az ~, ft
door OF me courI house in the city county Of Rnos
ana state o. wisconsin, at ten O'clock in The reoon IL
SATURDAY, the twenty eighth [29hl day Of Nav d 1880
me Ioo"lng Described lot parcel Of land or so nucn
tneeoi as WIN De SUFFICIENT to satisfy the said Judgment nd
coSs together with the costs expenses said sale
MAJ 10 say The southeast quarter Of the snutheast
quarter OF section thirysx 1867 ~ north Of
1"eHty-two (22) east excepting and hal
- acres decided by John Bullen and wife Ahra E
Drake nJ deed bearing October H. Is 49,
N Voinme t." o. deeds for Racine county page 442 ana
three 81 acres decided by said Buen snd wife to John "
aver, by deed dated August 20fh 1Sig and three (9)
acres decided by said Buen and wife Joseph Hack.
ley and Samuel Fuller hy deed dated September H. 1851
add also three 3 decided by Buen and wife 20
Edward Balm. by deed dated June 70, 1850"
Terms 0fStJe, lash. ALONZO p TYNESON
Dated, November %, 1853 Sheriff Of osha Countv
o. q HEAD, Auy Tor PPH 6m24
At the request Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
cause the above sale s postponed until Saturday, the
thr6 day 81 SEPTEMBER 1859 the hour and place.
Dated May 2Sth, 1859
ALoEZo P. TYMEs0N,
om3L Late Sheriff CT Kenosha County
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STRAY NOTICE.

Ssssz--n TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, residing in
DSk&5E5 the town Of Paris, on land owned by him
EEff in said town, about the 24h day OF
-4z&=-<A-- June, 1859, one light red COW some white
Oh th back and belly, and the lips of both hams gone
and also the Of tail ge of twelve years
Observation-Disclosures upon my land in the Of Paris
and hersupoD, aud that reside in said
of Paris.
Da ed at Paris this ID day Of July, 1859.
4w4 JAMES RUSSELL
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ESTRAY.

g. NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
e519%S ~ in the town Of Pleasant Prairie on Fridav
60 the 18th inst, a large brown HORSE with a
vii spot the eff fore lex The il requested 20
prove property, charges and take the same away
G. g. PARISH.
Pleasant Prairie, June ", $780, 4W2
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Medicines. &c.

bK, NA Ian L )
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. ChaS. M'Lane's Celebrated
Verniluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most s,tis-
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Ill BILIOUS DERANGEMENrs, Sex
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Cui-
nine, they almost invariably mike
4 speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above nrn-
toned diseases, they are Unrivaed,
and never known to fail when ad-
mlnistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
IN which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twe,ty
Years, and they will now give tier
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being le-
ternlned that DR.. M'Lane's Cde-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Fills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among he
great remedies of the day, tley
will continue to spare neither tine
nor expense III procuring the lest
and Purest material, and con-
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. P.
, P.s Dealers and Physicians ordering from ohers
man TelninG Bros, will do well to write their oilers
distinctly AMI take tr Dr. JrLOae's nrepnrS BIZ
te"ay Bros fft.S6etTgh Pa. To those WISHING topive
lheil trla We wiz forward per mail post maid tnanv
ttC oi the United States, box Of Pills for tplye
nvoellt postage stamps or vial of Vermfue for
ulieeteht stamps All orders from Canada lut
'e accompanies by twenty cents extra.
j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha
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Handkerchief Extracts.

a Fresh supply Of the choicest French, ENGLISH
IA and American PERFUMERY, lust opened At
+. ROBlNSON'S Drug Store.
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ESTRAY.

r. TAKEN UP by the subscriber on about the
sSST 23rd day of June inst "a small bay Horse,-two
J1 white spots belly, saddle mark, white hairs
ba.A, a -hite hairs in forehead-about years
old. The owner is requested prove properly, pay
charges and take the away.
JOHN C. LEACH.
somers, June 28th, 1859. 4wa*
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yyhisltey
London Porter, Soosch die, Cigars, &c
Dupuy E. Co., I. sCherOn's
Champagne q. Admyrauld, Il. Lombat, j 6.
F. Marital, RaStcan Cha1ruyer, L. la' rion.
j. J. Dupny, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, Duk uypers, Key, IbastLe.
Rums-JdmGicn, st. CToiT
Whiskeys-Oh Mon0ng0hcla.
Wincs-Burgnndy Port, Madeira, Malaga, POr
and pure Jnace, Sherry d. q Gordon, Othe
Grades
Champagne Hcidssc. and Headsack q. Co..do L1ze
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Crane.
Cioret IN casks, ClGret az cases. White an casks
White an cases, duscQt, Muscot an cuses Bran.
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy Cordials, Buffers.
Alcoh0i Pure Spirit
- PrictuIes Double Rectified WhBkey, in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha. Wis. dis nl6ylf
A URORA ENSTs TUTE AND CLARK
"A SEMINARY, for Ladies and Gentlemen
Erected and furnished at a cost of over $50 900
Superior facilities III the various English Branches
Languages, Music and Drn6mentals, and at raj es
within the reach Of the masses.
There are ten experienced Professors and Teach.
ers, with apparatus, maps, cabinet, and whatever
is essential to the efficient working of leh depart
ment.
The Fall Term opens Sept. 4, 1859.
For circulaIs, giving particulars, address the
Principal, G.. w. QUERkAU, A. NJ, Aurora, Ill
Hon BENZ. HACKNEY, Pres't
Rev. LEVI JENKs, Seey st2